Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-26
One dollar year paws for the Ava
LANcHE. Less than two cents a week.

/ Vut uoiiaF year paws lof tue AVA
LANcHE. Less than two cents week.
District No. z OF Grove township is
In want of school teacher for the fall
and winter, TO whom good wages will
be paid. For further particulars ad-
dress e. w. vandyne. Jack Pine post
office.
Editor O. Palmer, of the Grayling
AVALANCHE, and attorneys NJ. j. Con-
nine and j. NJ. Finn, of Grayling, were
callers at the Herald office while in
town Tuesday attending court matters.
- Otsego Co. Herald.
The Young Peoples Society of the
NJ. Il. church. at the residence of
Judge Waldron, last Tuesday evening
was quite a success both socially and
financially, the receipts being about
$780,,
Mr.. Hanna has wisely decided not
to be the tool of designing politicians
any longer, and has surrendered the
books and papers In his possession and
been discharged. Democrat They
are in the hands of an INSCRIPTIONS
tool of the democratic party now.
Archie McDougall was arrested last
Monday on account of being drunk in
the public streets. On Tuesday morn
ing he was analgned before Justice
Taylor and fined $1,000 and costs or
thirty days. He refused to pay and
was put in limbo.
J. Maurice Finn, of Crawling, said:
II was Burt man when / came to
Detroit, but that unfortunate letter
places Mr.. Burt out of harmony with
the democratic national ticket, and
shall be glad to see some other man
nominated, some man whom we shall
not have TO defend ana whose history
as democratic war horse Is not MARI
ed nor blotted. detroit NelcS.
Maggie James was kicked by horse
yesterday morning, the blow. from an
unshod hoof, taking effect at the cen
ter of the forehead and cutting
through the scalp over three inches to
the left and little downward and
through the skull at the outer side
where small portion of the brain ex-
uded. DR. Woodwork was called and
the hope for her recovery was fair
when he came away last evening.
Stop digging wells and have f. r.
Deckrow put in. tubular well for
you. No dirt in the vel, no caving
in, and always pure water, and never
out of order. Windmills and pumps
bought of him will be set and war
ranted. Buy the best and save mon
ey.
Maginnis, the man who committed
the assault OH G. p. Robinson, escap-
ed from the Jail last Tuesday. by the
assistance OF some outside friends.
The sheriff and family were all absent
and there was nothing to prevent them
from getting in their work. If the
outside door was locked, the key hung
on a nail within reach. The other
prisoners were prevented from leaving
or did not care for their liberty.
Mr.. s. Barnes, electrician of the
Grayling electric light plant, has just
put the finishing touches on his cleo
trio station, ny painting the interior in
elegant colors, and decorating the
walls by hanging pictures around max
ing it pleasant light to look upon.
The machinery is frightened and
polished to correspond, and TO show
his political principles he has inscribed
in elegant letters upon the Dynamo,
Harrison and Morton, they are all
right"
There is a gang of tramps staying in
the woods about Crawling, and are en-
gagged in the business of robbing chick
en- coops and committing other depre
dations. They should be suppressed,
and to save the chickens of our ci;i-
zens, we would suggest to our demo
crat bosses that they colonize them
in some old camp in Blaine township
and have them elect town officers the
same as they did iRrBeaver Greek. 1t
would be just as legal and in every
manner as honorable TO deprive the
bona flde citizens of a township of
their rights in this manner as by the
votes of gang of lumbermen.
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