Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-03

company. but It does not suit the pat
rons Of the road by large majority,
and there is considerable kicking
Geo. l.. Alexander. Atty. at Law. of
Roscommon. has an Office in Grayling,
with o Hadley. where he can be
found ut all times, from Tuesday noon
until Friday noon of each week.
An advance ia carpets of at least 20
per cent is predicted by manufnctu-
rers, therefore now is the time to buy.
Twenty different styles to select from,
at Traver's Furniture Rooms.
mo more the light gray overcoats
Worn in that grand parade
OF Cleveland's. on the 4th of March,
BY 'demys' are displayed.
Because, to give them Offices
Their Grover hasn't tried,
And now the dems. in deep disgust,
Dead black have had them dyed"
The Sabbath School of the M. f.
Church will give on entertainment on
Christmas Evening for the benefit of
the school.
The entertainment given by the
scholars of the Grayling School on last
Wednesday Evening, week, was well
ATTENDED. and the scholars acquitted
themselves in very creditable man.
ner.
A. Oleson, a lumber jobber, has com-
menced numbering near Roscommon,
and will bank some one or two million
feet of logs for other parties.
Henry Mantz left on the night train
Monday for Southern Michigan, for
the purpose of purchasing horses for
his firm to use i'm the woods this win
ter.
Married. AT the Vanderbilt House,
in that village, Nov. 23d, by i. p.
David Brown, Daniel McCnllum and
Miss Ellen Crisher, both of Frederic,
Crawford Co.
Vanderbilt, in her craze for some
thing odd and ancient, has at last got
the old fashioned itch. -NSego Co.
Herald.
Have used DIR. Thomas EclectriC
Oil for Group and colds. and declare il
n positive cure" Contributed by VIM
Kay. $40 Plymoth Ave, Buffalo, N
Y.
| During the past six weeks Their,
have been shipped from this station s;
carloads of potatoes, besides severa
lots of lesser quantity, making in all {
grand total of more than As, 600 bush
els, and still there are thousands O
bushels left. - OtSego Co. Herald
George Hall and George Davidson
of South Branch township Crawford
county viii prove up on their home
steads on December 81. -RoSc0mDlOI
NetoS
teach the winter term of school i'm TIN
Cox district, two miles south of TIN
village. = RoScommon NeacS.
All special rates of freight on TIL
Michigan Central expire Dec. 31st
Sb;nnaro 1.c;.;nD an ranauol of m,
rate will make written applications t,
their local freight agent
n. II. Evans, of South Brancl
Township, ad~rtises as follows: An,
one wanting small job of cutting
, and skidding pine logs at a big prize
should inquire of A. Bennett, immedi
ately. RIOS. Netos.
George Loud, of the o. S. & L. Co.
we are informed, has men at worl
down the AnSable, building camps
preparatory to commence operation
on 5000. 900 lumber job. -RoScon,
mon NetCS.
'1'm very sure hate him,
The nasty. teasing thing;
lie takes as much for granted
As though he were king.
But when his naughty glances
Just pierce me through through
IL he should try to kiss me,
couldn't run-could you"
WIN. S. Belden, of South Branch
has two very intelligent cats. He has
taught them TO open the door wher
they want to go out and to close il
again on coming -RoScommon
NeooS.
Vacant government land available
for settlement has been nearly all TAX
en- in this county, and more settlers
are beginning to look for lands that can
be purchased. Northern Mail.
Since the Saginaw accommodation
passenger train has been taken of, each
passenger crew on the Mackinaw Divi-
sion will take turn at freight work
two months out of the year. This
month Charlie Fox and Charlie Cate