Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-02-09

prices. at u. Fournier q Cos. Drug
Store.
Go to the Store of @. o, McCul-
Tough, as quick as you can If you
want bargains Ia foot wearof any kind.
The Cannon BALI was delayed two
hours Tuesday, waiting for seven cars
Of copper from Marquette.
Do not fail to attend the social to-
morrow evening at the residence Of
j. NJ. Finn.
There are thieves In Grayling and
those that have anything to lose should
keep their goods under lock and key.
Miss Owens had lady friend from
Fentonville visiting her during the
past week.
The greatest inducements TO pur-
chasers of Boots and Shoes ever offer
ed in Grayling, are given by @. o.
Mccullough.
During 1887 the Mackinac Division
of the Michigan Central hauled l4s,-
600, 600 feet of logs. of which 100, 600, 600
feet went to the Saginaw River.
Mr. J. X. Hanson got a piece Of
emory in one of his eyes last week,
while dressing saw and had to go to
Bay City to have it removed.
A fight between two drunken men in
the neighborhood of the depot, lasr
Saturday evening, drew quite crowd.
No arrests.
j. NJ. Finn, Esq, went to Washing
ton last week. He will be apt to make
things hum while there as regards the
land Office.
The death of Michael Engleman. OF
Manistee, caused Messrs. Hanson and
Nicholson to postpone, if not give up
their trip to Florida this season.
Look over the stock of Lumber
mems Socks and Rubbers at the store
of G. o. Mccullough. before buying
elsewhere.
An Otsego county republican club
has been formed at Gaylord, with John
E. Berry. of Vanderbilt, as president,
and Elmer Z. Carpenter as secretary.
Taxidernist Ed. Warner shipped
last F'riIay a handsomely mounted
lynx to County Clerk . j. Bell at
Grayling. OtSego Go. Herald.
The finest stock of meats at the City
Meat Market, of G. w. Wight. every
day and Oysters and Chickens on Sat
urdav.
A thousand people participated in
funeral of Michael EngIeman. at Man
istee last Wednesday. Banks and
business houses were closed.
Mr.. John London has disposed OF
his livery stable TO Mr.. John Rasmus
son and some other party who will con
duct the business In partnership.
Five hundred men have been thrown
out of employment in the lumber
.,-.eaa- .,aa. -Ch..l,auSan- hu-tha deer
snow and shortness of provisions.
Mrs II. Harrington. of Midland
arrived in Crawling last Friday eve
ming. She was called here by the sick
ness of her son j. s. Harrington.
Smith Bros, Bay City, have begun
shipping logs from Selling, Hanson 8
Co.'S. old branch, three miles north o
Grayling.
NJ. S. Dilley shipped five cars of pull
wood, mostly hemlock and balsam
from this station to South Bend, Mon
; day.
Rev. J. H. Phelps will preach n
the Opera House next Sabbath at tn
usual hours, both morning and eve
l ming.
We want good live correspondent
, I'm every township In the county. w
? will furnish correspondents with ste
tionery and the AVALANCHE free.
e Mr.. Lindstrom, foreman for Buck
! ley and Douglas, brought in one o
his men to be treated for badly froze
feet. He may have to go to the hos
pital at Bay City.
The president of the tub and pal
/, factory at Caro-, sent specimens, of tn
: wares manufactured by it to J. NJ
Finn. for the inspection of our cit
zens. Call and see them.
!. The majority tor local prohibition
in Otsego county was 223. There wer
but 3S7 votes cast altogether, NOR
: than 400 remaining away from tn
polls.
He did it! The young Lion" O
: the Au Sable gets in his work an
Crawling gets the Land Office. No,
for the factories and let all move to
r gether.
The thieves who robbed Mr.. J. s
Harder were not very tidy in thei
{ work as they scattered the clothinl
they did not want all over the WOO,