Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-01-17


A full line OF Hardware at s.. H. q
Co.'S.
Tickets for reserved seats for the
Veterans Son." Jan. 18th and 18th,
can be procured at the Drug Store of
N II. Traver.
For fresh butter. eggs. etc., 20 10
the new Meat Market of Conner & Tay-
lor.
Hair-cutting, shaving. shampooInR
and dying done In the most approved
stvle by competent workmen at the bar
Der shop of ii. Ellsworth.
Oranges. lemons, coccanuts and ba-
nanas at the market of Conner u Tay-
ler.
o. ]. having bought the stock of
Boots and Shoes of @. o. Mccullough,
respectfully asks share of the pat
ronage of the citizens of Grayling and
vicinity.
The Veterans Son" will be present
ed but two nights in Grayling, Jan.
18th and 18th. All should attend as
the play is pronounced to be the best
ever given In GrayliDg.
The Graylng House is open for the
accommodation of guests and the reg
lister shows that the travelling world
has ''caught on"
An army of mechanics are at work
at the new mill, the timbers of which
are nearly framed. and will be put In
place in a few days.
The Grayling school starts the win
ter term with over two hundred pu
pills. The primary departments over
crowded.
Township Treasurer Schneider. of
Grove, was the first to make his re-
turns to the county treasurer, last
Tuesday.
Judge of Probate Love has taken
possession of the Office vacated by
Treasurer WOODBURY., and will care
for the orphans and widows.
We would like to have all the school
teachers in the county send us a
monthly report of their schools, for
publication.
There will be question box at the
Farmers Institute. Prepare your
questions on any subject that pertains
to agriculture in this section.
DIR. F. f. Thatcher went to Grand
Rapids last Monday, to attend the
meeting of the Grand Lodge of r. A.
Masons, of which he is a member.
Mrs. Geo. L. Alexander returned
from her extended visit to friends in
Detroit and Ann Arbor, last Friday
evening George is himself again.
w. III. Smale made flying trip to
Detroit last Saturday. Arthur Brink
held the stoves down In the sales room
during his absence.
J. NJ. Jones has taken a position be-
hind the counters of the store of Sal
ling, Hanson g. Co. until their new
mill is ready for operation.
o. Mutton received the finest mount
ed deer head from the taxidermist,
last week, that We have seen for some
time.
The Board of Supervisors OF Ros-
common county, donated $500, 90 to
the Roscommon. Oscoda and Craw-
ford county Fair Association.
The Crawford County Agricultural
Society will hold their annual election
of officers during the time of the In
stitute.
Do not forget the dates of the
Farmers Institute, Jan. 31s., and
Feb LIST, and arrange your bushes SO
as to be present during every session.
John Flagg, of Frederic, died in
Chicago last Sunday. The BODY was
brought home for burial Wednesday
morning. He was the second son of
Elijah Flagg, about 20 years of age.
The Ladies' Aid Society have engag-
ed DIR. Hunting, president of Alma
College) to deliver a lecture at the
Presbyterian church ON Friday eve
uing, Jan. 25th, at z: SOP. Al.
Charles Nichols, our taxidermist,
has just finished putting up an animal
shot I'm this vicinity, which Is consid-
cred to bean extremely large wildcat.
'-RoSconBlon NetOs.
The Ogemaw Co. Herald. says: I'VE
saw lots of bundles going to the train
recently, they all came from the Chi
cago Store" Another case of ''trees
seen as men walking"
Hon. ID. r. Markcy. Of West |
Branch, attended the meeting of the |
knights of Macabees. in Grayling, last |
Thursday evening He is the high |
muck-a muck of the order.
There will be a box social at the res