Crawford avalanche., 1885-01-29

MARRIxD. La Maple Forrest, Janu.
AIRY 7th, 's5, by .l..nes r. HanHton,
y. a., CONRAD HoUsE to EUSIcR LII
Ly HUMAN. all pf Maple Forrest.
II is Said that Miss Aggie Lee is Wis
iting the luluber camps soliciting
money for the erection Of Catholic
church, TO be located where the woods
men will receive the most benefit. II
should be buiit IN drayling.
II is reported that james b. Titus oi
Roscaainon has been arrested for cir
cuiating obscene literature. lie was
foruerly an attache of paper in that
locality The atmosphere Ia that re
zion is certainly demoralixing wieA il
| corrupts printer,
The Postmaster at Cass City, realiz
ing ilat change of occupation will
ne necessary. on or about March 4th,
has begun operations rs chicken far
uer. Gnyiing's p. m. is doing the
same, but will add a dairy, as he has
invested in some future cows.
An effort is being made at MoEroe,
TO secure Henry A. Ford, of Detroit.
for a lecture on war topics. We could
have had him here If there had not
baen so much supineness on the part
# those who have the arrangement OF
such matters for the Ct. A. X.
Mecosta, il Is said. affords but little
encoSragement to gamblers. Grayling
encourages everything. A game is
being run now, and the victims would
ne highly issulted If anything was said
~ to the responsibility of it and them.
The Robinson House, Roscomnon.
was burned last Thursday night. Loss
about 50, 900. L>af by leaf the roses
fade, and il will not be- hong until the
last business house in Roscolninon will
pass away in smoke.
MARRIED.. at the residence of the
brides parents. in Port Dover, On
tario. by Rev. Chas. Wilson, Mr.. AR
CHE w. WALKER, of Grayling Mich.
and Miss MARY e. GIBBS. Oh Wednes-
day morning Jan. 2lst. 1885.
The time for the sprin. elections il
Who are to manage onr
take these matters into consideration.
avoid the mistakes Of the past and
nominate the men who should be-
elected
The Northern Mail, says: An ice
blockade is reported ia the AuSauble
above the North Branch. At krnne-
dy's camp the water is raised about
feet. The river is also blocked Just be-
low Potts railroad landing, and il is
feared that it may occasion serious in
The ice bridge at Niagara is the fin
est ever known. 1t has been the finest
every winter for the last forty years
Free Press. The Michigan Central
Railroad also says so. and considers it |
an --pecioi rtvrwetion OF rneTr OWL !
Another monopoly.
A Card.
For the kindness and attention rem
dered during the illness, and after the
ilesease of Mr.. Collen, we desire to
extend to our ncighbors and friends |
our most.sincers thanks,
Mrs. j. COLLEEN and family.
The benefit at the Skating Rink on
Monday night was poorly attended OH
account of the inclemency of the
The sum raised amounted
TO ten dollars. Mr.. S. is an old soldier
and suffering from disease contrac-
ed in the service, and members of the
q. A. X. should see that lie recei YES
he attention he merits.
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Grayling Council No. 81, X. of c. |
will meet at the Town Hall on We'd
nesday Evening Feb. 4th a. 7-30. A |
general Attendance is desired, as there |
will be an election of several offic .rs to
hi vacancies OF those who cannot ut |
tend. j. &. HANSON. Sec.
The Bay city Tribune, saws: Hon.
Wm. NJ. Evarts is receiving many con
on his election as United |
States senator from New York. We
feel that the republican party is to be
on having SO able and
distinguished a gentleman put into the
senate at this time. The republican,
majority has been greatly strengthen
ID in ability aud morale by his elec-
ION.
The Vanderbilt RerieW says: 1--WE
iotice the name of w. T.. Griffin at
'le liead Of the Manceloua Herald, as
general manager, for the first time this
week. Now. who i'm thunder's Grif-
inl aAd what's the matter with Slus-
ar that he can't manage his own pa
per" What ia thunder is the matter
with you! This is free country. and
is poor paper that can't support a
manager.