Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-01-03

Mr.. and Mrs o. Haney celebrated
the twentieth anniversary of their
welded life on Dec. 81. Teacher and
pupils OF Dist. No. 2, together with
few other friends met at the resi-
dence of the happy couple to partake
OF snmptous oyster supper. The oc-
casion proved one of much enjoyment.
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have an open installation OF officers
on the evening of Jan. 8, TO be fol-
lowed by Campfire and supper at
the Opera House, under the auspices
of the womrn's Relief Corps. One
week from Saturday evening. = West
Branch Times. ... 4.
An infant child of WIN. Fisher was
found dead In bed last Thursday night.
1t had been restless in the evening, but
had gone to sleep quietly, and the
mother had slept about two hours
when she awoke to find the little one
had gone apparently without a strug-
gle.
The regular meeting of the stock
holders of the &. L. e. p. Association
will be held at their hall on Monday
Jan. 9TH, 1889, at 2 p. NJ, for the
election of directors for the ensuing
year, and the transaction of such 9th.
err business as may come before it.
N. H. TRAVER, SEC.
The several township clerks through
out the county have been notified to
appear before the Hon. Judge of Pro
bate, in the matter of contesting the
late election of the county Pros. Atty
on complaint of J. j. Andrews. There
is fun and trouble ahead, and music
and weeping will fill the air.-Otsegt
Co. Herald.
A level headed editor of one of oul
exchanges passes out the following
good sized chunks of truth: 1T is {
chronic habit with some people to b.
always finding fault with their home
newspapers. II the people did hal
as much for the papers as the paper
do for them, they would be more pros
porous and better in every particular.
Two maiden sisters from Hillsdal'
county took up piece Of land il
Crawford county five years ago, bull
a log house with their own hands
have cleared up good farm and arr
doing well. Bachelors who desir'
their address are hereby advised tina
the settlers will shoot on sight an!
stranger fooling around that quarter
section. Detroit Journal.
Felix Furst, Gaylord saloon-keep
er, got full Saturday night and play
fully shot Polander in the back
His revolver was taken away, anC
then Furst seized a Winchester riff,
and was preparing for more fun, bu
this weapon was removed before III
did any damage with it. Nobody haC
presence of mind enough to reinov,
the belligent saloon-keeper, and he il
still in business at the old stand
Oct. Journal.
Wednesday evening as d. H. Moor,
was on his way home from his stor'
soon after lie turned down seventh
street, two men assaulted and knock
ed him down and riflsd his pockets
taking 1925 and notes and checks t
The value of nearly 500. He at One
notified the sheriff, but as yet there j
guilty parties may be found. IVES
Branch Times.
II. o. Wills. the evangelist, is HON
from Roscomnon. Glad to get back
Wicked place. Threatened to tar an,
feather him. Was hauled up befor
the village marshal on charge of us
ing vulgar language. Ridiculou
charge. Marshal didn't even repri
mand him. Mr.. Wills made so con
versions before returning home, -Det
Journal.
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of getting ahead of its competition
that is peculiarly pleasing to its friends
This time, besides the superior excel
lence of the Journal. Mr. Brearly ha
issued 1.-The Detroit Journal Yea
Book" which will be given free to al
regular subscribers, and which reall.
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than any work of its size ever befor
issued, and is worth twice the sub
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the Daily Journal for 80, and you viii
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