Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-10-10

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W. w. MetcAlf ia erecting a fine barn
on bis premises.
q. w. Harder and John London are
preparing to make a trip to the Pacific
slope.
The wife of Henry Knibbs. Of Maple
Forest township. presented him with q
pair of twins last week. Their united
weight Is thirteen pounds.
H. Joseph yesterday received an
order for goods from Montana, the
third order from the same party, who
says 1.-The last suit fts like the paper
on the wall"
Saloon keepers will do well to bear
In mind that the new liquor law which
went into effect last Tuesday forbids
them opening their saloons before
seven O'Clock a. m.
j. Maurice Finn, tiresomely alluded
to as 1.-THE hustling young Democrat Of
Grayling," and later an upper PENN
sula gold mine satrap, is now in the
millinery business at Marquette. Det.
Journal
H. Joseph has filled a number of
orders for clothing from Otsego county
this week The people learn when
they can save money, and take advan-
tage of the knowledge.
ID. Bennett, who left Roscommon
over a year ago for Loveland, Colorado,
and opened out a store in that place,
will open a branch store in an adjoin-
ing town. A letter states that crops
are immense in that section of the
country.
The s. of v. will give an oyster sup
per at Hempstea1's Hall, Friday eve
ming. Oct. IL, proceeds to go towards
securing arms for their Drill Corps. A
good time is expected and everybody
invited. Supper from $50 to 9 o'clock.
Our esteemed friend, Hon. O..
Palmer, of the Grayling AVALANCHE,
made the Herald Office a couple of
pleasant fraternal calls while attend
ing court this week. He was the act.
ing attorney in the Lindsay divorce
uit.-OtSego County Herald.
The Buy city Times Washington
correspondent sends the following in
formation;
Michigan, Grayling Land contests
decided. The names of the successful
parties are printed in capital letters:
HENRY b. BURT VS.. John Heath.
The new railway law went into effect
the first of this week, AMI consequent.
ly there will be a reduction of fare on
some roads. The NJ. G. R., however is
not affected by the law, having a
special charter, Grayling people will
therefore not derive much benefit by
the change.
An exchange gives a delinquent sub
scriber q powerful poke in the following
paragraph: "a man who is owing Us
little bill said he would cnll last week
and pay us If he was alive. He still
appears on the street, but, as lie did not
call. il is naturally supposed that he is
dead, and is walking around to save
funeral expenses"
Thomas Egan was injured by a log
in Benjamin & McLean's camp near
irayling Wednesday. He was load
lug cars and log struck him across
the breast, knocking him from the car.
He fell heavily TO the ground, landing
on his back on the track. Mr.. Ben
jamin took him to Grayling where he
lies in critical condition. = West
Branch Times.
Dan Sweeney, the popular conductor
of the Mackinaw division of the Michi-
gan Central, severed his connection
with the company on the LIST, having
decided to engage in the numbering
business with his Authoritarian, Ed
Lynn, in Tennessee. Dan has been on
the Michigan Central Is years and has
made host of friends throughout the
whole country. They will regret to
learn IF his departure. but will unite
with THE TIMES In wishing him un-
bounded success In his southern home.
Mrs. Sweeney and family will reside in
Detroit during the winter Bay city
Times.
Thos. Wakeley, of Grove township,
has secured the agency for the sale of
Sherwood's Steel Harness. in this
coanty. The harness is made for both
light and heavy work. and is Just the
thing for logging purposes. az it does
away with single and whiffi .-trees. It
is furnished complete for use in every
part. except collars. for the low price
of $500. For further particulars
call on or address Thos. WakeIsy. APP
pencil p. o., Crawford Co., Mich.
Don't fail, Oct. 10. to hear the
Chinese play on their queer instru.
ments, the One string Fiddle. War
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