Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-12-13

last week FROM New York State. OF a
quit made by his mother who Ia over
seventy years Of age, which contains
five thousand pieces.
There will be services every Sabbath
both morning and evening. at the
Presbyterian church. Sabbath School
at ~ o'clock.
o. j. Bell broke a large pane out OF
his store door, and a friend was I'M
kisd unough to remind him that ordi-
nary glass would not bear a pressure
of 200 pounds.
Go to l.. Fournier Il Co.'S. Drug
Store for Toys, as they have the largest
and cheapest line ever brought to
GrayliDg.
Adelbert Kristen, late treasurer of
Otsego Lake, Otsego county, has been
bound over to appear at the circuit
court for trial on charge Of embezzle-
ment He gave bonds for his appear
ance.
Overcoats! Overcoats! Do you
want an overcoat? Ifso, you can
get good overcoat for So, only, at
Ii. Josephs'.
VIVA. Hooper, who has had charge
of Sailing, Hanson e. Co.'S. warehouse
for some time. has gone to st. Mary's
at Saginaw for treatment, having a
severe attack of Erysipelas. A. ii.
Marsh will take his place while absent
Toilet sets, Photograph and Auto
graph Albums, Picture Frames, ETC.,
at prices that defy competition at the
Drug Store of l.. Fourier & Co.
Treasurer elect jackson arrived with
his family, and took possession of his
residence on Ogemaw street, yester-
day.
Miss Elena Hanna and George
Camp were married at the residence of
the brides parents, in Beaver Greek,
Tuesday, Dec. H., Rev. q. K. knight.
officiating.
Charles Latour, late editor of the
Precursor, of Detroit, who was well
known to many of our citizens, died
last Monday evening, after lingering
illness. He leaves a wife and four
children.
Mrs. Charles Canaan has commenced
suit for $4,000 damages, at West
Branch, against VIM. Bowtle, a sa-
loonkeeper, who, she alleges, sold
liquor to her husband after being for
hidden to do so.
John G. Evans struts around town
like a great turkey-gobbler, just be-
cause a new girl baby came to his
house to stay, the 9th. No matter
how his customers suffer there will be-
no chalk or water added the milk fed
that child.
The following parties were elected,
officers by the Sons of Veterans at
the last meeting of the Camp, on the
9th inst, and will be installed at the
first meeting in January: Capt, l..
j. Patterson; First-Lieut., Ed. Phelps;
Second-Lieut, Er. w. Bell.
Prof. Colburn proved his ability out
side the school-room last week, by
stopping a runaway team, which he
caught by the bit as they were passing
him, and pulled them down in less
than a square. The team belonged to
j. Charron.
The Cheboygan 7iibYne of last
week says: Parties coming up the
Michigan Central say there is good
sleighing in Crawford and Otsego coun-
ties" Must have been last winter thst
they passed up the road, as we have
had no sIeighing and but very little
snow.
w. p. Rose, brother to A. j., has
decided TO remain liz GrayliDg. and
they have bought lot 8, in block Is,
and will at once build shop, where
they will make or repair anything
wanted by ANYBODY. We predict this
is nucleus for a large manufacturing
establishment in the near future.
The state board of agriculture has
decided to hold farmers Institutes
this winter at Grayling, Big Rapids,
Lake Odessa, Three Rivers, Brooklyn.
and Albion. The dates have not yet
been decided upon. The board will
ask the legislature for about $32, 900
for the agricultural college.
Louis Nicoli, the man who tried to
murder Z. s. Wilson at Marquette last
July, is now on trial. Wilson is still
alive, but is paralyzed and may re-
main In that condition tor years
Nicoli would have been lynched be-
fore now If his crime had been com
United in Grayling or some other hot |
headed community. Detroit NetCs.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. have deter
mined to rebuild their mill this winter,
and are now considering plans for its
construction 1t will occupy the site
Of the present mill but will be of great