Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-02-25

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heir subscription one year In advance,
we will furnish the AMERICAN FAR
NER. free.
Miss Linnie Phillips, Of South
Branch, who was reported very low
last week, Is improving, we are pleased
to learn. RIOS. Netos.
An exchange states that an Abba,
Ia, citizen was s'kicked In the post
Office" The delicacy of our confirm
porary is only equaled by It's intense
desire to convey information. - Areaoe
Co. Independent.
The Office of the Sarnia Sun has
been burglarized, which leads the
philosophical editor to remark: IF
the party thought he was breaking in
to bank he made bald-headed mis-
take"
We have added Ruggle's paper cut
ter to the appliances of the AVA
LANCHE office. Shoe and pocket
knives are now at a discount in our
business.
Rev. Geo. g.. Weir, preached last
week at Moore's, Pritchard's and
Woods camps. He speaks very high
ly of the kindness and courtesy of the
men. -Alcona Co. Recieto.
The moth er of Mrs. Eugene Kelly.
of Roscomnon died lately at Brock
way, Mich, after long illness. Mr..
Kiely is postmaster of Roscommon
and ex-conDty treasurer.
Sidney Claggett, whose genial coun-
tenance beams on the customers from
behind the counters at j. NJ. Firms
store, has had .ouch of the prevail
ing epidemic, and for week was de
tanned from his duties, is as we'll as ev
err, and on deck as usual.
Moses Flint, a brother of r. s
Flint, a well-known Roscommoner
was instantly killed by a falling tree
at Grier's camp last Friday week.
Adelbert Price, who was well-knowi
to the citizens of Grayling. died OF
last Thursday, in Southern Michigan
where he had moved sometime las
Fall, from the effects of an abscess il
his hip.
Miss Winnie F. Niles, fell on an ic
walk at her home in Oscoda Co., Sal
urday and fractured a rib, besides re
ceiving severe confusion of the head
The music books for the school hav
been received, the youth of GRAY
ling will soon be emulating Brigno
and Jenny Lind.
Remarked by r. c. Joiner, of Aller
p. o. Hillsdale Co., Mich. "Notl
ing gave my rheumatism such quic
relief as DIR. Thomas Electric Oi
believe it invaluable for rheumatics.
Benjamin Wooden, of kalkaska, M
vertises his wife, stating that she Ina
left bed and board, without just cau'
or provocation. No wonder she lie
him, no woman with any get up
her would live with wooden man.
, The present government of Roscor
: mon is republican, but the democra
, claim this to be simply an acciden
aud propose to prove it to be so at IL
village election March h.-Det. Ne,c
1t may be so. for it has the usual cha
: acteristics and ear-inarks.
The Detroit Journal says: "Durir
S the recent revival at Fairgrove, Tu
: cola county, 12J persons were CONVEX
r ed, but IS of these are playing the b
by act and refuse to join the church
Better do this, than to join and a
like babies afterward.
DR.. Revell was called to Houghtt
Lake during the week to attend d
little daughter of Geo. Gard, who W
reported very sick. The DIR. respon
ed TO the call and found the little o
e suffering from an attack of worm fl
lr The doctor informed Us that she is
II right now.-RoS. Netos.
A Dickens Club was organized ID
week az the residence OF q. ii. Hicl
Ia starting with sixteen members. A &C
sr stitution was adopted, officers elect
and the first meeting for work appoil
= ed at the residence. of j. NJ. Fin
= March Sd. We predict much pleasr
ar and profit from the association.
r. The officers of the Roscomm
and Crawford county Reading {
:. Gle, lately organized, are as folloN
: p, esident, Geo. l.. A exander, RI
:. common; Vice-President, Miss
:. Mansfield, Grayling; secretary, Pr
a F. w. Lankenaw, Crawling; treas,
er, Miss Maggie Martin, Roscomm'
Alfred Bison, a man unknown
the people of Roscommon county, v
run over between the whistling p
and st. Helens in that county, !
Saturday week and crushed into
6, aha nalass mass nv N heavy log tra