Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-04-22

| The Knights of Labor initiated
about twenty persons into Its iuyster
les, last Saturday night.
~. Connolly says that by selling
cheap for cash he is doing good bust
ness at Cheney. RIOS Ne1os.
Mrs. George Forbes, returned OF
last Monday, from quite an extended
visit to friends in Southern Michigan.
| Geo. Hartman, Jack Pine. p. o.
Crawford Co., has a fine yoke Of cat
tie for sale.
+. p. Richardson Is the pathmaster
at Cheney and takes the Office this
week. RIOS. Ne1cs.
Sailing. Hanson Il Co. expect to
have their Shingle Mill in complete
operation in about four weeks.
w. A. Masters is building stable
ON the rear of his lot located on PEN
insular Avenue, in which to keep his
team.
CURE FOR Group. Use DR.. Thorn
as Eclectric Oil according TO direc
tons 1t is the best remedy for all
sudden attacks of colds, pain and in
flamation, and for injuries.
The Wilcox mill at Cheney has start
ed and is cutting $4,000 day. The
logs are supplied by pole road
RIOS. Nelos.
The clearinghouse of Messrs SAL
ling, Hanson & Go. Is about complet-
ed, and large US it is, will all be occu-
pied.
Anthony Gasco has bought Charles
Nichols farln in South Branch town
ship. RIOS, Nescs.
The Mantz Bros. have started new
camp, which is located on the South
Branch, and Levi Clement is foreman.
Just received at the Drug and
Book Store Of l.. Fournier & Co., the
finest line of Easter and Birthday
cards ever brought to Grayling.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. are making
further improvements IN their mill, 10y
which the lumber is more easily ham
died.
The man that was accidentally kill
ed last week, was buried in Graylng
cemetery last Sunday morning, Rev.
G.. NJ. Bigelow, officiating.
The Otsego Independent is to be-
come an organ of the Knights Of La
Dor. and it is rumorod will be removed
to Glayling.
The adherents of the Luthean
Church have completed nm organiza-
ton in Gray ling, and will hold services
during each week lin the Danish Ian
guage) at the Town Hall. Why not
at the Church.
Rev. &. NJ. Bigelow, says that he
will be pleased to preach occasionally
on a week night, during the summer
in any locality where there is not
regular religious services, and where a
small congregation can be gathered.
The dry-house erected by Sailing,
Hanson & Co. is complete success,
and from the demand made on them
for dry lumber, will be taxed to its
utmost capacity to supply it.
The town board ut its last meeting
appointed J. D. Hadley and Henry
Mantz nlembers of the Board of Re-
view, and DR.. T. f. Thatcher, health
officef.
The Otsego County Independent has
suspended publication for the purpose
of making needed changes and i'm
provements. Happy Independent, to
be able TO give its editor u holiday in
such way without damage. Detroit
NetOs.
Ezra King, of Grayling. has put in
5000, 900 feet of logs in the Manistee,
ten miles from that place. for the Man
istee Lumber Company, and Mr. King
is now engaged in numbering for Wan
ley, Remington & Co. lie is putting
120. 600 feet for them into the South
Branch Of the An Sable. --RoS Ne,Gs.
Sailing, Hanson s. Co, of Crawling,
have put in Is, 900, 900 feet of logs dur
ing the past winter as follows: In the
Manistee 900. 900; 5000. 600 to their
mill at Grayling and 5000, 000 into
the main stream of the Au Sable.
They are also erecting single mill
at Grayling, with capacity of 40. 900
per day. which will be completed in
about three weeks. RIOS. Nescs.
A man named Adelbert Coleman,
from Chesaning. who has been at
work at Kings camp for the past three
started FROM here with 4. pair
of wheels last Thursday, and when
within about half mile of the camp.
was. In some way, thrown In front of
n wheel in such way that the skull
was crushed, causing instant death.