Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-12-23

NJ. ID, Osband, Esq, was Is Graylng
attending to business last Tuesday.
Miss Julia Erb will pass Christmas
with friends at Royal Oak.
Ernest Sailing will partake of Christ
mas cheer with his parents at Manis-
tee.
@. A. Green, OF Saginaw City, and n
student as the University, visited his
friend G. ii. Hicks, Monday Evening.
w. T. Martin, Asst Supt. of the
Mackinaw Division was in town Tues
day.
Mrs. J. NJ. Jones will leave this eve
ming for Chesaning, to spend the holl-
days with her friends in that enterpris-
village.
The clerks at Sailing Hanson g. Cos.
are busy getting ready to take an ac-
count of stock, previous to making up
balance sheet for 1856.
w. III. James would like to have all
express matter brought to his Office an
hour previous to departure of trains.
Excursion tickets on all divisions OF
the NJ g. II. II. at one fare for the
round trip will be sold Dec. oath good
to return Jan. Sd.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wight, of Fred.
eric, were in Crawling last Sunday, at
tending church at the Opera House.
--Fl,cre--is --sessetl,ins- that stial<ath
closer than brother, you will find
them at the store of Sailing, Hanson
& Co. Call for Coronet Corsets.
Sailing. Hanson & Co. have just re-
ceived fine line of Tricot Elan,
nels, which they are selling at reduced.
prices.
There Is nothing that will please a
lady better than something nice to
wear, for Christmas present. There
fore make your wife happy by calling
at Sailing, Hanson & Co.'S. general
store and purchase Niger Head Jer
sey. The nobbiest thing out,
Grayling will have Signal Service
station, with G.. H. Hicks as chief Off
Ger. The instruments have been order
ed, the necessary amount of money
having been subscribed.
James has a nice selection of Christ
mas Cards, at from 90 to Is cents
Easel Christmas Cards, plush finish,
from 20 to so cents, and Plush Frames
for Photographs at ali prices.
J. Markham, of Elm Hall. Mich, son
in-law of Nicholas SheJlenberger, died
on the 18th inst. of some disease OF
the Lungs,
DIR. r. c. Kedzie will be in Grayling
Tuesday, Dec, %, to complete the
programme for the Farmers Institute
and will be glad to meet all interested
in the work and the agricultural devel
opinent of the county,
w. III. James will have agrand holi
day display of Christmas goods al
through this month. Call and Sc,
/ Lumbermen and others who wish Il
purchase Mackinaw goods of any de
scription, will do well to call at the gen
eral store of Sailing, Hanson & Co.
where they are selling this line of good
cheaper than ever.
J. j. Staley, Esq, of Caro-, Tuscoli
county, was in Grayling from last Fri
day until Monday morning, when In
left for home. He was looking up
location preparatory to going int
business.
The Altoona Co. Rerie1o has agaiI
changed hands, G. W. Axteli havin
disposed of it to Geo. K. Gillian, o
Detroit, who was lately connecte'
with the Detroit Tribune.
All weather prophets predict YER
severe weather for the month of DE
cember, with colder nights than com
mon. AS an antidcte call at the stor
of Sailing, Hanson & Co. and procur
a pair os their fine wool blankets, o
which they have a large supply.
We understand that the Alpha NJ
society realized about thirty dollar
from their entertainment last Frida'
evening.
J., Fournier e. Co. extend an invita-
to the inhabitants of Grayling and sur
rounding country to call and examine
their large stock of holiday and othe
goods, whether they purchase or not
Tuesday last three teams on MAR
street near the railroad we're startled
by a passing train and started to ruI
away. Tho were owned by JohI
Murray, James Watson, and Charlie
Silsby. Although things were quit,
lively around that corner for q few
minutes no damage was done beyond
smashing the lamp and post on TIN
postofiice corner. -RoscoD,mon Ne1Os.