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

while here made as pleasant call.
The greatest Inducements TO pnr-
chasefs of Boots and Shoes ever offer
ed in GrayiihN are given by @. o.
Mccullough.
G. w. Wight Intends opening pro-
vision store in the building formerly
occupied by q. l.. Saunders on Cedar
Street.
60 to Clem~nts' for your cigars, the
bert in town, and only Ave cents. with
ticket for a chance TO draw a flne
shot gun.
Look over the stock OF Lumber
mems Socks and Rubbers at the store
OF G. o. Mccullough before buying
elsewhere.
1t Is rnmored that Messrs. Hanson.
Nicholson and Sanderson will start for
the land of Oranges and Orange bios
SONS to-day or tomorrow.
The party who took that bundle OF
CLOTHES from Mrs. Eastman had better
return them at once and avoid expos
IRE.
The finest stock of meats at the City
Meat Market, of G. w. Wight. every
day and Oysters and Chickens on Sat
ordav
We want a good live correspondent
in every township in the county. We
will furnish correspondents with ste
tionery and the AVALANCHE free.
County Clerk Bell fell down stairs
again last Monday, hut contrary TO his
usual luck, escaped without serious in
jury.
County Treasurer WOODBURY. had a
severe attack of congestion of the
brain last week, but is now GONZALES
cent.
Mr.. j. Staley was called to Tuscola
county, Tuesday to attend the funer-
al of his father who died last Satur
day.
Mrs. M. Aiger. of Fentonville, Mich,
is visiting her sons, W. and e. Alger.
She is nearly 80 years of age and as
active as many of half her age.
A man, name unknown, was found
on the road between here and Portage
Lake. last Monday, nearly frozen. He
was brought to town and taken to the
Central Hotel
County Clerk D. j. Bell, Of Gray
ling paid we us and family a pleasant
visit last Friday while in town on
business. May his shadow never grow
less. - OtSeso Co. Herald.
A man haMed Ralph Gardner, work
ing for J. Charron had one of the bones
in his leg broken last Monday. He
was brought to town and DR.. Davis re-
dnced the fracture.
Our Volunteer weather observer has
been off his feed for some time and has
not DepD auIe 10 oDserve or IurnIsn any
weather reports. He will be ell right
soon.
G. NJ. Hill sold a small piece of pine
on the Au Sable river to Pack. Woods
a. Co., of Oscoda, estimated to cut
2, 500. 900 feet. Consideration private.
RIOS. NesDs.
Another accident occurred on the
Pitts s. Grange branch last Monday
night, resulting however In no loss of
life. Conductor Fisk's logging engine
aud several cars were derailed owing
to the spreading of the track.
In the northern section of the state
owing to the deep snow many small
jobbers have been compelled to aban-
don operations, and the cost of log
ging has been considerably increased.
Day Cstg Tribune.
Some one without the fear of the
law or future consequences, stole a
large bundle of clothes belonging to
j. NJ. Jones and family off the the sled
of Mrs Eastman as she was taking
them home to wash.
Messrs Taylor and Conner are erect
ing a building on the corner of Michi-
gan Avenue. 50x22 feet, two stories in
height. The lower story is intended
for meat market and the upper for a
residence.
Harvey Beldeh had the misfortune
to lUse one of his horses on Saturday
last. and the loss Is one that he can III
afford as he is a poor man and the
team was his only means of gaining
living this winter. RS. Ne1os.
Albert j. Scott was killed on
the railroad near Ogemaw recently.
and the coroner's jury finds that the
Michigan Central railroad is deserving
OF censure for not closing switches on
logging roads.
Mr.. James Hartwick sent his sister
a box of floweFs from Florida; last