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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1888-06-06

From the Detroit Free Press
lie marched into an insurance office on
Griswold street, pointed TO his empty
sleeve and said:
lost IL at Antietam.
"Your ARM" quericd the clerk.
Certainly. was at what is now known
as Burnside's bridge. Mcclellan rode up
to me and asked me to hold that bridge at
all hazards. told him I'd do IL or perish.
Lee sent down whole brigade against
me-"
But you held it2"
ono, sir; / was wounded and forced
back"
"You we've? You didn't perish after
promising Mcclellan you wouldw
"No, SIR"
Then can do nothing for YOU. Very
sorry for the loss Of your arm, but when a
man makes square promise lac should
keep H. You might call next door. They
always give thirty days credit there"
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me nIne and the Gra,.

ATLANTA, Ca, June 5.-At meeting Of
veterans both blue and gray, held this
evening, presided over by Gov. Gordon, il
was decided that the veterans Of Georgia,
without distinction OF which side they
fought on, accept the invitation Of tho
army Of the Potomac 10 participate in the
Gettysburg reunion in July. Tho Gate
City Guards, Of Atlanta, will act a. escort.
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Presbyterians Against s.r-sAsssss.

BELFAST, June 5.-The SsSs'ysssrian
general assembly met today IN 'hia citys
The retiring moderator decAxtpt, ia his
opening speech, that the QPrcGs larian
church is soundly Unionist in i's yiews,
Gladstone's views, he said, implied the
Gripping OF the churches resources, n"
transfer OF education into the handsofthe
Romanists, and, perhaps, the expulsion OF
Presbyterians from the great part OF
Ireland
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W. congratulate the Democrats Of Ar.
kansas upon their escape from third
tcrmism. No matter who the man is, nor
what his services who aspircs to that OK.
ccptional honor, lac should not bc elected.
Gcorgc Washington in declining a third
term yet an example tina, should never be
losl sight of.
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A LOVE GAME.

A tennis nets net Of love.
tn cuufts both Wide and narrow
And cupid may a racket WELD.
A. well a. bOH aud arrow,
she was the very sweetest maid.
With manners ir,sh and winning,
That ever vi tp-i atcnnis couH
Ana scni the ialh aspinnihg
n seems sho ne'cr had played befrfc.
I undertook her teaching
hncaih the launiy Cap she worc
Her blue eyes thouc bcwltchlngi
The illiie rlnglcts In her neck
Went dancing herr and there. 81
Zach dimple lootcian impress sweet
OF saucy Cuplds afrowi
40 long ia Wish 10 tell my iovet
Tho knowiudgc could she lack ~
Rhe hit my hcau and not the hall
whcnef she nisci her racket
The Fame iof IA. that summer day.
showed but poor BEGINNING
love aftecn- thlrty.-ioftyi W.
The Other side Wa winning
In sudden thought looked wIthfn
Ilef cyts. hka sweet blue nowor,
ii care not what the points thcY win.
n but the love h. oufti"
Then soh her snswct. "You know Lost;
This Il my art cndcatofi" a
We iost the game. that summer dty -
The love u onn iofurcf.
.s
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Honors 90 O'Brien Not Allowed.

DUBLIN, June 5.-Three privates Of the
Tipperary militia have been sentenced at
Queenstown to one weeks Imprisonment
and dismissal from the service for cheer
ing Mr.. William O'Brien and firing salutes
in his honor.
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his plea for water. Ihc dead and wounded
that lay about wore Of both armies, indis-
criminately mingled. and not knowing
whether II was friond or foe Capt Frazer
gave to the soldier The last drop Of water
that remained in Nj. canteen. 1t revived
the stricken mans milling strength for mo-
ment whereupona be bcsought Capt. Frazer
to take his name and that of his sisters, with
their address, that his remains might be car
ricd TO them inGCiDcinnati, for he was
Federal soldier and member of the Tenth
Ohio. The captain found a scrap Of paper,
and, though unable to see in the darkness,
succeeded in making lcgible seribble,
which enabled him to comply subsequently
with the soldiers request for soon he died.
This pathetic incident forms the basis OF the
following beautiful poem which appears in
Hdrpers Weekly for Jno2;
THE OLD CANTEEN.
It's treasure from out the old cedar chest
Ihnt brave wife sncfpdly keeps
All hidden away meath the bulletplowed hat,
Where the uttered old gray coat sleeps;
And the years drift slowly and silently down,
The spider has woven her sheen
mantle of peaoe-likou halo OF rest
II was battered and bont In the storm Of war,
Where the hurting gmpe shot fell,
And II brcathes In It's sleep the mystical tale
That the Southland must know 80 we'll
OF the clashing Of steel Of the carnage Of death,
But n tcndcrcr tale than Inc pale stars knew
Lies asleep with the Old Cantcen.
The battle was done. and the flash Of the guns
Had ceased In the warm bloody rills,
down
On the grim fields Of Chaplain Hills.e
Aud he lay in the ines between
Aud weary aud Thirsty he measured the drops
That were lett in the Old CaIiccn.
There were dying and dead upon every side,
Bu, the darkness concealed. nor would not reveal.
The lace OF n friend ora ioe
Ana ne thought, rs ho lay by MS arms oil nome
~ lo'el hnd Us tendctisl mens ,,...,.,,. H.,
And he plllowed his head with It's throbbing pain
On the breast Of the Old Canteen.
Nm, the chilling wind ,,,hea and n gurplInv moan
Crepl on through the darkening mist.
anu heart s "o'u' VI ui'''''' "'A' '"' ''"''e''"s
That the bright dream Of home had kissed.
flo ,.rd.,,y ,,,,.d ,,o .,.,,.,od vo,,. farm
With lhcycil Of the night between
lhs near o, as9 3S beat earnest Gn ana ruo
friend OF ioc'.ah, what mattered II then
win a pI I n need in the iacLet Of blue,t
llumanity's heed in the guy.i
And IN. ,n,.ss.,o ,,as hrco,hcd n sran,cr hesr,
IN the ear 4 The Zoe unseen
AM ,ne 9n h,h h icy di we so9lins arp
Tel my sister. died io,rmy country's cause
And tcii them. comradc'-n gasp and a pause
81 died In the arms Of friend"
| T,,,,oi a., n ,.t,. ,,t, M ,h., ,,ht,o ,,,.h
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WIZARDS Latest scheme.

LONDON, June 5.-Mr. Henry Willard
writes confirming the statement that he is
about TO undertake an expedition to the
South Pole. DIR. Neumyer, director OF the
Deutsche Ze,odrte, Of Hamburg, will CO.
onerate with him.
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An Earthquake In south America.

BUENos AYREs (via Galvesion), June ).
A heavy shock Of earthquake was felt
here at 1914 o'clock this morning. II is
not known whether any damage was done.
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LONDON, June 6.-The Standard says
that the Irish land bill has been abandoned
and that the government will substitute
for II n bill continuing the land commission
for three years and increasing the sum to
be advanced under the Ashbourne act.
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A VERBATIM report Of the proceedings Of
the 81. Louis Convention may be found on
the ninth page Of this issue; the proceed.
ings Of committees aud the record Of olhor
important events on the fir.t page.
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AbeIi.h ths system,

RienNosp. Va, June SC. b. George,
manager Of the Joseph Davis Shoe COM
pany, Of Lynn, Mass, contractors for con-
Wet labor In the Virginia pcniientiary.
committed suicide this morning In tho
pcnientiary yard by shooting himself in
The temple
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wnrs night had fallen on the bloody field
Of reiryvillc, after two days fighting, Capt
c W. Frazer, Of the Fif,h Confederate rcgi.
mcnt while lying exhausted upon the
ground In the midst 81 the battles rack
hca'd In the darkness n moaning ciy ior
water iie followed the sound aud came
upon soldier dying Of q trighiiul wound.
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The American. Position.

Prom the NASHVILLE Hammer.
The Amdriodn's advice TO the Democratic
national convention may be briefly stated
as follows Gentlemen, for goodness sake
don't adopt platform like that unani.
mously adopted by the Tennessee Democ.
acy, and which keep at the head Of my
editorial columns for ornament only.
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A nrrr Mailer of In.ie.

Prom the Merchant Traveller
"what is the matter with your facc?"
asked one travelling man Of another whose
counicnancc looked like a railroad map.
ooh, nothing much" was the reply.
"a friend of mine with whom had an ar.
gumcnt said ho didn't like IL the way II
was, and fixed il up different for me.
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TOR GOVERNOR.
ROBERT l. TAYLOR, Of Carter Comfy.
STATE ELECTORAL TICKET.

For the state at Largc-Albert S. Marks, OF Frank
I'm: Josiah Patterson, of shelby.
rlrst District-H. T. Hughes, Of Claiborne
Second District-L A. Gmtz, OF Knox
Third District
Fourth District-w NJ Hammock, Of Trousdale.
Filth pistrict--w C. Houston of Cannon
Sixth Dlstrlct-Eli T. Morris Of Davidson.
Seventh nistrict-Flournoy Rivers, of Giles,
Eighth District--R +. Cole Of Henry
Ninth District
Tenth Disirlct-Iarry NJ. nm Of Shelby.
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The p.,.e.ne.ae,, shooting Watch.

SrmSorELD, Mass, June 5.-The sec
ond days shooting In the match between
Ira A. Paine, Of Providence. aud y. T.
Bennett, Of Boston, this afternoon, re.
suited in favor Of Bennett, who scored $50
pointst 10 his opponents $40. thus reducing
Painc's lead by eight points.
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wiss,.-ippiaas. Amer An.

Fr1m thc Yafoo Delta Review.
Whether friends Of Gambrcll, Martin or
Hamilton, We ac all Missis.ippians. Her
glory Is our glory and her honor should be
our chief desire.
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Mr. Randall "A. MnrIu..

Prom the Naroo Dslta Roticv.
That sad-cycd man who poses as a mod.
orn Marius amid tho ruins OF Carthage Is
sam I Randall
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Prom the indianapolis News
There Il n difference between delibcra.
ton and delay. The delay Of the Senate
with Mr.. Fullcr's nomination as chief
Justice IL unsccmly.
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Arx-LEs-BAINs, June 5.--The Emperor
eats regularly. lie passes much Of the
time in convering with his doctors on
scientific subjects. lie will probably drive
in the park tomorrow.
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VT is not Gresham Il will bc dark
horse. SO leading Republicans predict.
Well, II won't he Gresham. Blaine has
sworn In his wrath Il won't, aud according
To Dcpcw lac had 400 delegates to the Con.
ycniion pledged to his support, enough 10
make or mar any man.
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since his term began, without betraying
the weakness the inventor OF this yarn now
reveals to the world. His messages and
vetoes indicate anything but an added
brain
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The gold SNAKE.

From the Chicago Tribune
"Mr. Cahokia," said the young lady
from Boston softly, as she drew her skirts
carefully away from the sides Of the boat.
and gazcd with dreamy Emsrsonian air
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waiting To Ne Called.

Prom the YaSoo Delta Review.
About this time Of the year a number
Of prominent Mississippians may be seen
with their hands behind their cans listen.
ing for rumblcs Of gubcrnatorial boom.
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From 10. s,anapeInt.

From It'd Hts.
Rutherford lot New York)-Eycr been
east bcforc7
Goldgate (oi San Francisco)-Oh. ycsl
passed several days In salt Lake City,
three years agO.
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Drawlpatbe Line.

rfom tho birmingham Herald.
Tho difference between sclhshncS and
intolerance Is that sclhshncss wants Il all,
and intolerance don't want you 10 have
any OF Il.
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From the Yasoo DylA Review.
Withdrawing from the racc on &C.
coun, Of IN health" Is now the graceful
way for a short candidate 10 collide with
the ceiling.
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me summer. rn.hion.

FFnIn IHU hHU|lH wv IIWVH
Fashions for gentlemen The white plug
hat aud rcd bandanna will be worn this
summer by all who aspire TO drcss in nc.
| corlancc with the mode.
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n.r.s.s...,,,e w..hIss,o.

Special Dl.I.airb 10 Tho Appeal
wAsniSoroS, June 5.--Reprsentatiyc
Washington has been appointed by tho
rprnkcf 20 the committee on the census at
,hc rqucsi 81 lis chairman, AFR. S. s.
Cox.
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NoruiNo but the want OF unanimliy
among the Ohio politicians prevented the
nomination Of Mr.. Thurman 10 10 Prcsi.
dent years ago. What has been 80 long
denied him Is his at last Tho delegation
from the State upon which he has shed ~
much lustor will vote for him a. unit
tMr Brady, Of Cincinnati, cSccpicd) ior
Vice. President, and there Is reason 10 be-.
heyc oil the other States will do likewise.
when BRADY will no doubt fall into line.
Mr. Humans name will arouse the ut
most enthusiasm In the West aud through
ont the South, aud will greatly strengthen
the ticket In every part Of the county.
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THE WEATHER.


Fl wAsuSOtoS. June g. lam
For Western Florida. Alabama, Mississippi. lou
i,iana, Texas. Arkansas aud Tennessee. fush IA
btlsk ssuthcriy winds. stationary tcmpcmturc.
iait weather.. followed Wy ccclcr n"r,hcuy winds
a. Arkansas aud Texas
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PARIS, June 5.-The Senate today passed
the Panama lottery loan bill.
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FROM OVER THE SEA.
THE SICK NOTABLEs ALL PASS A
COMFORTABLE DAY.

The Irish Presbyterians Censure Glad
stone in Severe Terms-The French
Senate Passes the Panama Lottery
Bill-Bismarck.
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n.his Ihni We ConIrnrf.

LONDON, June 5.-Mr. Bright sat up for
a few minutes today.
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Tur star.Eycd Goddess Of Reform Is In
81. Louis doing her duty.
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local nc,corolor,cai rrc.. Report.

IMrmphIs siFnal O1loc Rep0ri
MInrffis Tenn. june = isxs
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-04-26
I. o. o. F.

Grayling Lodge, !. o. O. F.. No.
1877, was instituted Monday evening by
g. NJ. Geo. NJ. Dewey, of Owosso, as
sisted by Messrs. Marley, Sharp,
Hisey, Corcoran. McColluln, Blumen-
thai. and VanziIc, of West Branch.
Twelve charter members were present
and several others would have been
there but for the inadvertent omission
of the notice from the last AVA
LANcHE. The following officers were
elected and installed: N. g., G. NJ.
w. Blakeslee; V. g., Geo. w. Love;
Sec, T. E. Hastings; Treas, NJ. s..
Hartwick; w. Jno. Hanna; D. 3. g.. {,
Lewis w. Ostrander; Con-, Henry
Truml-y; l. c., Jas. Mines; r. s. N.
g., Chas. o. McCullough r. S. V. g.,
Chas. NJ. Jackson; r. s. s., John
Bestrom; l.. 8. s., Francis Amiden.
They will occupy Hempstead's hall
and start out full of enthusiasm. The
next meeting will be held Monday eve
ming, April Both. lL.-
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Are You Fond of Fishingp

The american angler (2S pages is
issued weekly, and each issue contains
valuable illustrations contributions
and editorials, on Fish. Fishing and
Fish Culture, Notes and Queries as to
the Habits, Habitat and Modes of
Capture of Game and other Fish; Re-
ports of Fishing Din season. from all
parts of America, etc ere. SETH
GREEN, the noted fish cuIturist, has
charge of the Fish Culture Depart
ment of the paper. 1t il the Anglers
Paper-the only one IN America WM
C. HARRIS, MANAGING EDITOR.
The publication Offices are at 252
Broadway, New York, and the sub
scriptiol price is $500 year. Spec
linen copy and catalogue of Angling
literature free.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-04-26
Mortgage Sale.

DEFAtLT having besn made for more than
principal and interest due upon certain mort
gage. dated the ninth day OF May A. ID. 1887. ex.
ecuted by John NJ Cole and SusanRh Cole, his
Wife TO Rcbecca NJ. Wight. and recorded in the
office Of the Register OF Deeds for the County of
Crawford. Michigan. in Liber ID. of Mortgages on
page a. on the 18th day Of june A. D. 1887 and
by reason of which default said nortg gee has
elected and declared the whole Of the principal
unpaid, as due and payable Immediately, and
whereas. there Is claimed to be due for principal
and interest at the date hereof, the sum of
ed for by law and no suit or proceedings at law
in equity having been instituted to recover the
said debt or any part thereof, whereby the pow
come operative. Now therefore,
Notice is hereby given that the said mortgage
will be foreclosed by sale of the mortgaged
premises at public auction to the highest bidder
at the front door Of the Court House in the vii.
lage of Grayling, Michigan, THAT being the place
for holding the Circuit Court for the Cotnty OF
Crawford on Saturday the 23ni day of June A.
ID. 1873 at nine o'clock in the forenoon, which
said mortgaged premises are described as fol-
lows: The east 0ne-half of lots two and three
r. & 81 In block "A"in the village Of Frederic as
per plot now OF record In the office Of the Register
OF Deeds for said county.
Dated Mar s4th 1853. -.
REBECCA NJ. WIGHT,
o. PALMER, MoRToAdBE,
Attorney for Mortgages.
Mar. 2o,w.l8.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-04-26

DR.. Kedzie and Prof. Beal, of the
Agricultural College, were in Grayling
last week on business connected with
the experimental farm. Contracts have
been let for building fences, clearing,
blowing and getting out so yards of
mari from School Section LAX. %
kinds of grasses and cereals will be
sown this season. Mari, salt and plas.
ter will be used for fertilizing, and all
experiments will be of the most prac-
teal nature, so as, If successful, to
prove of the greatest benefit to the PEG
pie. The contract for fencing and sup
plying mari was awarded to A. J. Rose,
Crawling; blowing to James dallamore
of Ball township and the grubbiny to
Alpheus Slaght, of Grayllng township
They n lso rented eight acres of land
that had been cultivated, of w. Blink,
for experimental purposes, which will
be cultivated under the direct supervis.
ion of Profs. Beal g. Kedzie.
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The American Agricuiturist

for May. 1883 is one of the brightest,
most varied and valuable numbers is.
sued during the successful career OF
this time-honored periodical 1t open,
with n full-page engraving (by Cary,
entitled IA May Day Outing" Anoth.
er fill-page engraving represents ear.
ly Morning Call in the Alps" Among
the Live Stock Portraits. for which
the American AgriculturiSt has always
been famous. are Horses. Cattle. Swine,
Sheep and Poultry. Then there are
plans Of dwellings aud outbuidings,
new devices, and labor-saving iInple-
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plants, etc. A. b. Allen, one of the
founders Of the American Agricultu-
rist, treats on the proper feeding of
horses; Joseph Harris contributes an
article on the culture of beans; Seth
Green. the New York State Fish Com
missioner. gives farmers practical in
struction in Fish Culture; Chester =.
Dewey discusses the Adulteration of
Milk. and the workings of the milk
Trust" Mrs. Mary Treat continues
her talks on Insect Enemies of Plants
Among the well-known writers In this
number are DR.. A G.. Chase, w. w.
Mech. Miss NJ. Morgan, John J. Will
IL. G. l. Allen. and many others. The
Household and Boys and Girls De-
partment- are even more interesting
and entertaining than usual. and Nv
cry department of the periodical shows
plainly that the publishers. as well as
the editors. have set themselves TO
work to bring their publication to the
highest degree of exce1Ience. Price
81. 80 per year. English or German sin.
gle numbers IS cents Address. Amer.
lean A0yiculturist, 75i Broadway,
New York.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-04-26

Stop digging wells and have F. r.
Dcckrow put in tubular we'll for
you. No dirt in the well, no caving
in, and always pure water, and never
outof order. Windmills and pumps
bought of him will be set and war
mnted. Buy the best and save mon
ey.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-04-26

Teachers Examination for Craw-
ford County.
y OCULAR examinations will be
~ held at Grayling, on the first
Thursday of March 1888 and August
1883.
Special public examinations for the
year will also be held at Grayling, the
last Friday of October 1887, and April
1888.
FIRST and second grade certificates
can be granted only at the regular pub
lie examinations.
All examinations commence prompt
ly ut 8 A, M. standard time.
Persons holding special (Secretary's)
certificates must appear at the next
public examination.
G.. +. HICKS,
Oct13,1 Tyr. SECRETARY.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-04-26

nUpD Sea Wonders exist IN thousaI Cs Of
UEGI forms, brit are surpassed by the maj Is
Of invention. Those who are in need Of pr. g.
BILE work that can be done while living at J IN o
should al once send their address 10 Halleti a.
for nati0a how either sex, Of an ages, can o. rn
from 80 10 S2a per day and upwards whcrf, err
they live. You are started free. Capital not Ie-
q'iired. Some have made over $50 IN n SIM 10
day az this work. All succeed.
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Notice..

1t Is evident that house-lots are sell
ing at reasonable prices on Roffee's
Addition to the Village of Grayling,
by the frequent sales made by the
agent. Parties who intend making
Grayling their future home, would do
we'll TO look over the many pleasant
sites on the addition for building. j.
s. Harder, agent, will be pleased to
show them.
Z. NJ. ROFFEE.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-04-26
Republicon Caucus.

There will be republican caucus at
the Town Hall in Crawling, on Friday
the 9th day of April at 2so'clock p.
NJ, to elect delegates 70 the county
convention. to elect delegates to the
state convention te ft
BY order of Committee.
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-04-26
Newsy siftings.

Miss Fannie Lound, of Grove, went
to her school in Beaver Creek, last
Saturday. it t
Mary E. Marsh is teaching in Dist.
No. 5, of Grove.
Miss Emma Metcalf commenced
school in District No. 1, Center Plains,
April 10th.
M T. M
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-04-26
Rev. G. w. West.

NOTARY PUBLIC and Justice of
~ the Peace. Residence In Center
Plains township. Post office, Pere
Cheney. All business entrusted to me
will be promptly attended to.
Sept. 8, vi
Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-04-26
Gunsmith Shop.

T WILL open up the old blacksmith
= shop near the bridge, where will
make and repair guns aud do other
fine work IN my line. Repairing of
machinery speciality. Terms reason
able. Give Inc call.
III. b. WILLIAMS.
Aug. 18th, ~.