Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1879-11-26


ggentlemen singers, enough tomake lot'
ofunoise. -rEoninstanee
Sailing. Hansonl& Golhayd had the
stairs leading TOT the second floor ooi
their store-bIildipg, coyerdd.
One thousand Tax Receipts onhhand
at this office
Township treasurer's will do we'll to
call and examine our form Of Tax Re
ceipts
"A lodge of the X. of ii has been
organized at Gaylord; the work of T..
Newkirk, of Bay City. May thelodge
prosper.
1t is estimated that the Manistee
mills will cut POS, 900, 600 feet of ffn-
| ber before the season, closes. Already
1856, 900, 900 feet have been cut.
Mr. B. +. .Talmadge, of Leslie, Ing
ham Co, was accidently shot dead in
the woods some eight miles northwest
of Baldwin, one day last week.
We are in receipt of the Crawford
AVALANCHE 1t is n well printed,
newsy, seven-colUinh folio, published
at Grayling. Wage county 1IdingS.
The German army is 2. 2J0. 900 strong.
The new audiphone enables n deal
person to hear by the skin of their
teeth. This is no joke. Echo. What
is itl
Were there no misery in the world.
there would be no happiness. ~ Roefses-
ter Erpress There, .d.ere. Go right
to bed with your misery; We'll sit VI
and enjoy the happiness. Men Hacen
Register.
Detroit has "A citizen who four months
ago was II representative of five living
generations His grandmother died
in Amsterdam, hast summer aged 10.
Detroit, at the age of 90. Thegentle-
man himself has 2 } grandchildren.
Mr.. d. Hubert. returned from Wal
dron, ILL.,, last Tuesday, whittier he
had been Summoned 70 attend the bed
side of his sick mother He brought
with him his sister and family, who are
now at his camp.
The Washington Law Reporter is
upon our table 1t is brim full OF legal
news, containing the latest and most
important decisions of the Supreme
Court of the United States. notes of
cases and other legal intelligence. No
lawyer should be without it.
a South Branch Correspondent in
forms us that beef which was raised
on the plains Of that township com
pares favorably with that shipped in
from Chicago Stock Yards. and com
mands as good prices as the latter at
Roseommon.
Mr.. Kilborn is erecting dwelling |
house on'the lots adjoining those of
the Rev. f. +. Hall, on the north. IL
will be one and-a-half stories high, and |
add,a,uch to the appearance of the
street which, it fronts /
A shooting match will be inGulged |
in OH Thanksgiving day by the Gray
lipg,kian Club. All other sheotists
1ull>if@ @esre 10. showtiieir dexterity with
i1a;ir5}js CT shot gun will not be restrict
e(lorpticcount of color, or previous
condition of Servitude. Look out. there.
fur I'm going To shoot!
The stockholders of the public build
ing met ON Friday evening last, but
there wns nothing done more than to
appoint a committeeof five gentlemen
to make preliminary arrangements.
and report at future meeting To be-.
called by said committee Hurry il
up, gents we have already 10 inches
of snow.
A fashion item says: Drawers will
be worn short this season and some of
them have lace trimmings around the,
bottom" Some of these fashion re-
porters have evidently been looking
over oar back fer1ga.at the clothes-line.
But they got awfully fooled. The
shortless of those drawers was caused
by the flannel shrinking. and the lace
was where "a calf chewed
them while hanging out to dry. while
we were out camping last summer af
ter q yun kicked us i'm the water. Those
fashion reporters think theyare smart.
Ne,oS.
The Pekin Gazette is nearly five hun
,lred years old. and every now and
then an old man hobbies into the Of
flee and pays a years subscription with
,he remark that he has been a subscri--
tier ever since the tir,< auniber was
printed Ehe-c4erk wiahout betraying
any surprise. observes as he hands him
a receipt, "Yes. we have several names
ON our list who have been subscribers
from the start" Then the old man
goes out nauttering something aboslt
this world being full of liars. .-Norrs~
t0a0n Hs,ald. II
Our rrp to Camr /,
Accepting an invitsSen from M, ID.