Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-09-09

Before purchasing your supply OF
Boots and Shoes for the winter, be sure
and call on VIM. Mccullough and ex-
anime the large stock OF such goods
that he has lately received.
w. II. James has returned the BOY
furnished him by the State institution
He was neither all wool or a yard wide,
and lacked a great deal of coming up
to the warrant
The small portion of this county
known as sand plains, is beginning TO
receive the attention of cultivators OF
the soil. Some of the best farms In
the State will be located on these very |
same plains. --KaskaSkaidn.
l.. st, John failed to receive the APP
pointment of Janitor on last Saturday
Evening. In Massachusetts, they do
things differently, old soldiers espec-
tally if they are crippled, are preferred
in making appointments.
The base ball fever is raging badly
in Grayling ut the present time. On
Sunday a. game was played by the
club with nine made up from the EN-
ployes of the railroad company. No
comments.
The special committee Of the Board
of Supervisors, instructed the Prose
cutting Attorney to withdraw the case
of "The People os. bondsnen OF Lee
roy Wight No reason assigned as far
as heard from.
Sailing, Hanson s. Co. have In stock
a large supply of Boots and Shoes
manufactured by G. NJ. Henderson &
Co., of Chicago, Ill. which they are
selling at bottom prices. See adver-
tisement of same in next weeks paper.
Rev. VIM. Putnam, of Frederic,
preached in the Baptist church last
Sunday morning. He breaches again
in two weeks, when the ordinance of
baptism will be administered. Otsego
County Herald.
Rev J. II. Phelps preached at the
Opera House, last Sunday afternoon,
to small but appreciatlve audience.
Services on next Sabbath will be held
at 3 o'clock p. NJ. All are cordially in
vited to attend.
L. T. Bennett of the Bay City Irib-
une, and Messrs, Webster, Westover
and Shearer of that city, started
down the river Tuesday, AS thsy are
in charge of the veteran, Babbitt, We
shall expect their safe return Satur-
day, after enjoying heaps of fun.
A couple were riding out in the coun-
try, when they passed a barnyard in
which were two calves. The young
lady observeds 80, see those two lit
tie cowlets." "You are mistaken" re-
marked the young man, "They are not
cowlets, but bullets, "-B. &. Tribune.
The grass sown in the school yard
has came up nicely, and we trust that
the school children will keep off of it
until the sod is completely formed.
] Even than IL -wanld he batter to con-
| fine their playing to the walks and
open lots In the neighborhood of the
school.
The bodies of James Moshier and
Ernest Wilcox. who were killed by the
smash-up on Blodgett and Byrnes log
ging road on last Wednesday, were
buried in the cemetery in GraJ- ling on
| Thursday. Blodgett and Byrne are
paying all the expenses resulting from
the accident, and taking care of the
engineer who was badly injured,
A boy by the name of Scion Hol
brook, of this township, who was as
sisting L. II. Heath in threshing, had
his leg broken on last Friday morning
by the carrier of the threshing ma
chine falling on him. DIR. Thatcher
was called in. and set the limb, anc
the boy is doing as we'll as could be ex
pected considering the nature of the
injury.
| MARRIED-On Sunday, August goth
1886, at the residence of Mr.. jacob
Steckert, of South Branch, MIR. Will
LIAM X. STECKERT, of South Branch
and MISS CORA A. TRAvER, of Gray
ling, Justice l.. Head of South Branch
officiating.
Cake and cards notified us of the
above happy event, and we wish the
couple all happiness, as will thei
friends throughout the county, Whose
names are legion.
The McKinnon manufacturing com
pany have enjoyed a busy season thi
year, and from appearances around
their works it would seem that thu
busy spell is not yet ended. Two new
boilers four feet shell and twelve il
length are being made for Sailing
Hanson & Cos. planning mill at Gray
ling. They are to have steam drums
mud pipe, fire front and CRATES com
plete.-Bay city Tribune.
The coroner's jury who rendered tn,
verdict i'm the case of the death of Err