Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-17

ed q large invoice Of fresh roasted pea
nuts.
FoR COLDS, CRoup, ASTHMA, BRoN-
cuITIs and Sore Throat, use DIR.
Thomas Eclectric OH, and get the gen.
uine.
Thos. Oliver spent Sunday with his
family in this city, but returns to his
duties at Tawas as trainmaster on the
Bay City and Alpena railroad. bay
city Tribune.
On Wednesday, Messrs. Sailing,
Hanson g. Co., of Grayling, had a
large quanty Of logs burnt near Otse-
60 Lake. They estimate their loss at
$40, 600. RIOS. NeaoS.
NJ. l.. Mckinley is welding the
paint brush at Frederic, having sever
al houses to cover there, among them
being those of Fred l.. Barker and q.
w. Wight. Otsego co. Herald.
The Otsego Lake correspondent of
the OtSego Co. Herald says: 1.-The
house on John Nixon's ranch, a mile
below town, burned to the ground
last Thursday about IL a. m. Where
sin did abound. ashes doth abound,
but not in great abundance.
Marvin Post, Grand Army of the
Republic, met in regular session on
last Saturday Evening. We trust that
there will be a larger attendance at
the next meeting, Friday Evening June
25th, as business of Importance will
come up for transaction relative to
the coming reunion.
Just received by L. Fournier & Co..
large assortment of hand made con-
fectionery, which they will sell at low
err prices than they can be purchased
for elsewhere.
"Uncie Toms Cabin" looked some
lhinS iiho hCW Picoo III 10 ch'cO'"'O
dress at Grand Opera house last night
The Maxwell com bination which APP
peared in it gave it the benefit of I'M
commonly good talent and the vari-
GUS features were very acceptable,
The engagement will continue to-
night and tomorrow. -Syracuse Stand
ard.
We were shown during the week by
the Misses Clara and Elite Steckert of
South Branch, some curiosities in the
way of shells, coral, and a petritied
fish, that had been sent them from Da-
kota by their sister, Mrs. Charles
Wendell. The young ladies have our
thanks for their courtesy. RIOS. NetoS.
1t is rumored that G. L. Strunk
publisher of the Gaylord Indepen-
dent, has been feeling the pulse of a
few in this vicinity with view of re-
moving his plant here and publishing
paper in the interests of the Knights
of Labor We think he will find out
that the newspaper field is fully occu-
pied already. if. lac makes -tlsa- s.as,S<----
Cheboggdn Tribune.
A country editor in Illinois lately
sued thirty subscribers in arrears for
his paper. He obtained judgment
each for the full amount OF his claims.
| About one half of them then came up
and made oath they had no more
property chan the law allowed them
as exempt from execution. He had
this lot arrested and sent to Jail. The
new postal law makes it larceny to
take paper and not pay for it.
A member of the Dickens Club in
formed us that the reason the enter
tainment which they proposed giving
was postponed, was, that they had
Just learned of the death of the great
author. 1t was proposed that mourn
ing be worn for thirty DAYS, but a.
the treasury was too much depleted
to purchase Grape enough to go round
and as il would not look well on thei
spring bonnets, it was considered tina
any further display of grief was unnec
essary.
G. NJ. f. Davis. Crawford County,
unfortunate treasurer, alleged tina
50, 500 of the county funds were stoler
from him, but the county refused t.
make good the loss. Mr.. Davi
brought suit TO reimburse himself, bu
jury Of his peers have decided
against him, and he and his bonds
men will stand the loss. Diet. Tribune
Mistaken again Bro. Tribune, entirely
The property of DR.. Davis was attach
ed by the county. and he brought sui
TO set aside the attachment and wa
defeated.
Towns and cities are sometimes lik,
people, shave greatnes thrust upor
them" Crawling has long been noted
for her amateur painters, poets, actor
and other celebrities, OF whom her cit
liens have a just appreciation, anC
, knowing their capabilities are not as
: tonished as q general thing when I
painting is brought forth for inspec
ton that surpasses the works of MI