Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-12

Yes, O. ]. Bell has received his new
stock of Boys School Shoes, Lumber
mans Rubbers sc. &c. Call and see
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l.. Barker were In
town yesterday settling with several of
the township treasurers as to the tax
to be paid by the II. II. Co.
1 Miss Haverfield, assisted by her pu-
pills. will give Musicale for the bene-
fit of the Presbyterian church, Friday
evening, Dec. goth. Give them good
house.
Dan Sweeney, of Detroit, formerly
conductor on the Mackinaw division.
was in the city yesterday shaking
hands with old friends. Bay city
Times.
You should call and see at what low
figures you can purchase Dry Goods,
Clothing, Ladies' and Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Hats. Caps, Carpets, etc.
at the store of H. Joseph, before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
The Oscoda band, the best band of
its inches and number in the state,
was out yesterday at the flag raising at
the school houses, and played num-
Der of patriotic airs in the best man
ner. - Saturday Night.
We will furnish the WESTERN RU-
RAJ AgD AMERICAN STocKMAN with
the AVALANCHE for 50. 80. The Sub
scription price of the WESTERN RU-
RAJ is $3.50 per year. Now is a good
time 10 subscribe.
w. Augur returned last Wednesday
from hunting trip, having shot and
brought in six deer and one bear, as
the result of his hunt. One of the
bucks he says was the largest ever
brought to Grayling.
Judge Lewis, of Opelousas, La., on
the 9TH inst, passed sentence on lot
of democratic regulators of negroes.
Two go to the penitentiary for life,
two for IL years and one for two
years. The U. s. Court understands
the business.
Last Monday about 80 employees in
Sage's lumber camp, up in Ogemaw
county, started for the woods on fiat
car which was being backed along the
logging railway. They didn't notice a
tree that had fallen across the track
and it swept them all off and four of
them were badly hurt-Det. Journal.
Capt. J. s. Andrews and N. X.
King left Wednesday night for Spo-
kane Falls, Washington. They 60 on
prospecting trip to spy out the land,
and will not return until spring. They
promise to let our readers hear from
them through the HERALD from time
to time. -OtSego Go. Herald.
Roscommon has another invention,
broom-holder this time, by A. A.
Griffin, that is destined to supercede
any other device for the purpose de-
pendent on springs, as there is prac-
tically no wear out or give to his.
RoScommon NeeoS.
Rev. H. II. Culver, of Frederic, Fri
day last, brought to G.. Nichols, two
O1tri daar haoHo fn hn ,,nnntA1
The popularity of one of them is that
it had two we'll developed horns on
one side of the head and one on the
other. = Ros common Ne,cS.
The new planning mill of Sailing,
Hanson & Co., is nearly completed |
and will be running to its full capacity |
in few days. 1t is q model concern |
and has been built with the character
istic push of that enterprising firm.
Mrs. Richard Sparks left yesterday
for her old home in 'Merry England,
on visit to friends. She will not re-
turn until next April We trust that
she will have safe trip and pleas
ant visit.
Our readers will find the tax supple
ment uninteresting reading, but we
should not be surprised If 1t was not |
more thoroughly scanned than the
Presidents message.
L. s. Benson has just received full
line of goods for the Holiday trade,
Consisting of fancy work, Pushes,
Silk and fancy goods, ornaments,
stamped goods, Rope Silks and Rope
Linen, Wash Silks, etc. He also has
a fine assortment of Trimmed Millinery
which he will dispose of at greatly re-
duced rates. Give him call.
The Women's Relief Corps will give
Mush and Milk Social at Grand
Army Hall tomorrow evening. Ten
cents pays the bill. Sofa Pillow
drawing will take place the same even
ing. All are invited to attend.
Daniel Wilcox, of West Branch,
brother of A. G. Wilcox, of this
township, has been granted an in