Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-07

=. There Is something wrong with,fhe
time seble at the Al. z. church. In
the morning the bell is rung too soon
for the choir, and in the EVENING too
soon for the attendants There is GER
tainly remedy for this style of affairs
II the officers of the church will only
apply It.
The G.. A. II. services Sunday morn
Ing were well attended and Revs. w.
j. Ballner and WIN. Putnam gave us
two very interesting talks. Mr.. Put
nam preached OF the Baptist church
in the evening. --Gtse0o Co. Nctos.
T. Oulette has finished shlngling his
house on Fifth street, and thereby
hangs tale. BY mistake he got
shingles intended for I. NJ. Silsby and
therefore has better roof than he In
tended, while Mr. Silsby had to use
the inferior grade. RIOS. Ne,cs,
F. f. Thatcher Is still making i'm
provements to his property. During
the early spring lie built an addition
TO his ofiice-now he is adding an an
mex. The next thing will be pizarro
in the rear, portorico In front and n
lemonade all around.
Stop digging wells and have F. r.
Deckrow put in a tubular well for
you. No dirt in the we'll, no caving
in, andalways 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.
Rev Caster, Presiding Elder of this
district. preached one of the finest dis
courses ever delivered in the NJ. L.
church, last Sunday evening. lie had
large audience who listened very at
tentively to the entire discourse, even
If it took over an hour to deliver it.
The fifteenth birthday of Miss Cora
Wight occurred last Friday. Tn the
evening about sixty of her schoolmates
and young friends surprised her by
calling and presenting her with several
very handsome presents. 1t was a
very pleasant occasion and enjoyed by
all who attended. Refreshments,
music and utiTer uuuSrueuts we-e In
dulged in until the wee sma' hours of
the morning.
The following Royal Arch Masons
visited Gaylord Chapter last Monday
evening to witness the degrees confer.
red on H. Joseph: j. Staley, G. w.
Wight, G.. l.. Alexander, J. X. Hanson.
f. +. Raymond. j. +. Hum, J. NJ.
Jones and w. Pringle. They return
ed on the morning train and report
having pleasant time.
Are you going to paint, paper, ala
bastine, carpet, curtain or furnish this
SPRING. If so. will make it decided
ly interesting TO you to call at my store
and look over goods and prices. lean
also sell you the best Sewing Machine,
Piano or Organ in the World, for the
least money and on the hest terms =
Come and see il these things are not so.
N. II. TRAvER.
The Northern Democrat contains
this week a lengthy communication
from the irrepressible G.. w. Love,
Of Center Plains township, in which
he endeavors TO treat on the tariff
question. After struggling through a
column of his disjointed remarks in n
vain endeavor to find out what he
meant, we have been compelled to
give IL up. and il 1.-THE star Of liberty
will rise to set no more" why let her
rise. Oh, rats! don't try it again
George. - RoScommon Netos.
A great sorrow entered the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Baldwin last Sun
day, from the grim reaper, Death.
stealthily entered therein and bereft
them of their darling infant SON.
Short services were held ut the house
Monday afternoon, in which Elder
Balmer spake conSoling words and
pointed TO the inscrutabe ways of an
all-wise Providence which are past
finding out. The sympathy of the en-
tire community goes out to them in
this their hour of grief. -OtSego Go.
Herald.