Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-03-16
FABER FANCIES.

office.
We hear many inquiries for "A carpet
weaver i'm this locality. Who will move
in and start a loomi
j. Maurice Finn will receive his new
stock for the new store and be in full
blast before our next issue. Look out
for business.
Remember the social meeting of the
Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. r.
church tomorrow afternoon at the res
idence of Mr. II. u. Forbes.
w. a. Masters offers some choice
lots for sale adjoining Goodale's addi-
ton.
The amount of prospective building
for the ensuing year in this. city prom
ises to double our population in that
time We consider it the best point in
the State.
Soon the pills, eIixirs and bslms, will
be moving at the new drug store, and
you can all be cured in seventeen diff
ferent languages inside of twenty-four
hours. Call for recipes Saturday
morning.
The regular meeting of the G. l.. &
II. society will be held at the opera
house next week Friday evening. The
following question will be discussed -
ReSoiced, That the immigration of
the Chinese to this country should be
prohibited. The speakers will be, af-
tirmative, l.. Jensen, n. f. Britt, A.
II. Swarthout, X. Hanson, j. X. Lew
is; negative, n H. Traver, l.. A. Ber-
ka, o. Palmer, j. X. Hanson, j. O..
Hadley.
Pine and farming lands bought and
sold on commission by A. ii. Swarth-
out. feb16w4
DR.. w. NJ. Woodwork, of Wayne
county, New York, is in the city, the
guest of his father-in-law, Mr. A. j.
Rose. He has already begun the prac-
tice of his profession and decided to
make Grayling an abiding place.
a cordial invitation is extended to
everybody and their friends to attend
II maple sugar festival at the opera
house tomorrow evening, by the Bap-
tist society. There will be plenty OF
sugar and plenty of fun and a general
sweet time.
If you want to secure bargain on
corner lots apply at once to w. A.
Masters.
Mr.. 4. II. Swarthout was the recipi
ent, this week. of a magnificent pock
et-knife from the New York Under
writer's Insurance Company. 1t is g
beautiful as we'll as useful present, and
speaks we'll for his promptness and eff
ficiency in attending to their business
t the examination OF Nelson Sorel
for bigamy on Tuesday, Prosecuting
Attorney Hadley appeared for the peo
pie, and w. II. Hendricks for the de
fendant 1t was moved to quash tn,
proceedings for want of jurisdiction o
the court in the issuing of the war
rant, which motion was overruled, bu
after some sparring between counsel
the case was dismissed on motion o
the prosecution, though it is under
stood that new proceedings will be in
stituted at once.
Deeds, mortgages, contracts, and al
legal instruments skilfully executed b.
w. A. Masters.
The following changes in our raj
road world takes place to-day: Mr. III
4 L. Lamport, who has been the popu
} lar agent at this station until he seeme
, an important factor in the institution
a takes an upward step and hencefort
D superintends the water supply for TN
. road here and at Otsego Lake. He
|, succeeded by Mr.. f. J.. Davis, of Gay
|, lord. son of DIR. q. M. F. Davis, on
II county treasurer. Mr.. J.. f. Cole, fc
some time telegraph operator here
takes charge of the station at Dun
. ham as agent and operator.
n Some of the most desirable location
II for business and dwelling i'm the vi
II lage for sale by w. A. Masters.
II Jasper Beauzsau, speculator, coI
II tractor ard farmer at Point st. Ignac'
i was robbed last week Of gold waite
n valued at 500 and Sl75 in money by
n woman named Mamie Crow, whose a.
II quaintance he formed i'm Detroit, an
il i'm whose house he went to sleep aft
a spree i'm company with her husban,
The woman fled the city but was ru
y down 10y telegram at Buffalo, arres
4 ed. and the plundsr recovered.
|. For low prices in sewing machine
ii organs, school books and stationer
call on w. A. Masters.
The freight train coming north la
- week Wednesday night, broke in tv
ust az il was coming down the grad