Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-02

Bear are Ia great demand outside of
Michigan. We received another order
last week. Hunters will do well to
turn their attention to taking bear
and deer alive.
The communication regarding town
ship matters, emanating from Fred
eric, will appear week after next, If the
proceedings of the Roard of Super
visors are completed by that tiuIe.
w. II. James gives prize with every
pound of his Japanese Tea, consisting
of Work Baskets. Glove Boxes, Tea
Sets, Tea Trays, Work Boxes, Puzzles,
Paper Cutters, Brackets and Watch
Rests.
Albert ID. Baker tells us that he rails
ed /, O30 bushels of potatoes this sea-
son off of 81 acres. That is good
yield. Who can beat iti-Otsego Co.
Herald.
Miss Addie Curran, of Grayling, is
in Cheboygan delivering and taking
orders for ladies goods. Her line of
goods is special and is not kept in
stock in the stores. --Cheboygan Irib-
une.
Subscriptions received at this Office
for all the leading magazines published
in this country. Subscribers to the
AVALANCHE will be furnished with
any paper or magazine at reduced
ruCes.
Judge and Mrs. Tuttle, of East Ia
was, we're in town over Sunday, at
tending the M. Il. Church dedication.
They were the guests of Hon. ID. p.
and Mrs. Markey during their stay
here. --OgenatD Times,
L. A. Skinner killed a wolf in the
neighborhood of the North Branch,
on the 18th inst. 1t was very large
one of the grey species and said to be
quite ferocious. They are reported to
be very numerous In that section.
George Ellsworth is looking after Sal
ling & HRnson's logs from Grayling
that are being sawed Mt Meyers mill.
The logs are brought from up north on
cars and are said to be the finest logs
that have been sawed i'm that mill this
season. The firm has 10000, 600 feet
that will be sawed Mt Meyers mill be-
fore spring If nothing happens. Bay
CITY Tribune.
The attention of our readers IL direct
ed 10 the advertisement Of Mum & Co. :,
patent solicitors, In another column.
Their name is familiar to patentves
throughout the country. In connec-
ton with the publication of the
SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN for the past
forty years, they have made the draw
ings and specifications for more than
one hundred thousand inventions, and
their facilities for obtaining patents
were never better than now.
At the solicitation of the merchants
of Bay City, the Michigan Central
railroad company will place a special
train ON tire rowtl &c run bet~~een B.Ay
City and Grayling. Superintendent
Vaughan was in Detroit Yesterday fol
the purpose of making arrangements
for the running of the train. 1t il
proposed to start the train from Gray
ling for Bay City at an early hour in
the morning so that Bay City will be
reached about II o'clock. Returning
the train will leave Bay City about
o'clock and return TO Grayling, thus
giving people on the Mackinaw divis
ion, at Grayling and south Of there
an opportunity to visit Bay City and
return home the samo day, getting
back in good season. bay city 7Ft6
| The returns FROM Missaukee county
show 499 votes for Ansel w. Westgate
and AGO for J. Maurice Finn for Sena
tor in this Senatorial district Tn,
blunder was made by the chairman o.
the Democratic Comfy Committee o
that county who supposed Finn wa
running in his District. Finn was run
ming In Roscommoh county, which
Joins Missaukee county, and this dStittt
democrat probably thought Finn was
the only man in Northern Michigan ii
the democratic party of any account
and ought to run in all the counties
w. ii. Millar did not receive u vote il
the county. This gave Westgate Tho
election in tho District by APO MAORI
ty. The chairman of the committe,
however bames the State Contra
Committee for not sending him tn,
names of all the parties running. OF