Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-09-19

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We like 20 see the ''old Vets"
Joel Marks. OF Detroit has rented
the store OF Rose and Woodwork fol
merchant tailoring and fsnoy goods,
He takes possession next week.
| Send us your orders for envelopes,
note and letter heads, bill hea Is, cards,
or anything else you may wish In the
printing line.
Mrs. 8. @. Knight has gone TO East
crn New York to visit her old home
and friends.
Geo. f, Owen Is In town every few
days and takes out n new windmill
every trip. They are becoming CON-
mon throughout the county.
H. A. Thlin went to GraylIug Wed
nesday to take charge of Bonjamin g.
McLean's lumber job. He is first
class man at woods work. West
Branch Times.
The latest medical pronunciamento
is that smoking after meals Is injur-
lous. Since II is already established
that smoking before meals is injurious.
the onlv refuge is to stop eating. =
Clare Democrat
MARRIED. AT the residence of ].
j. Maiden Esq, Manistee Mich. Thurs
day. Sept. H.. by Rev. j. l. Thomp-
son. Miss. Emily Maiden of Manistee
and WIN. PriDgle of GrayliDg.
The happy pair started east by the
eleven o'clock Express for brief wed
ding tour. and will arrive here next
Monday, for their future home. Both
will be warmly welcomed by hosts of
friends.
The young Peoples Society of the
NJ. E. church. will give an Egg Social
at the residence of Mr.. j. X. Bates.
next Friday evening. All are cordially
invited to attend.
William Barker of Alpena, brake
man on the An Sable & Northwestern
railway, was killed Friday at Mic by
being crushed between the cars.-Det.
Tribune.
The State fair at Lansing. last week
proved a grand success. even beyond
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900 tickets of adm isssion were sold On
Wednesday, and it is estimated that
there were over 10000 persons on the
ground that day.
In the case of the people VS., Jack
Philips for Assault and Battery. before
Justice Nutten, u plea Of guilty was
entered, and fine of ten dollars and
costs paid.
c. G. Trench arrived from the wild
and woody west Monday. He came
from the snow in Dakota, and IL enjoy
ing little hunt and fishing with his
partner Mr.. Staley. and County Clerk
Masters, at Houghton Lake.
HeTc VIII Oc a OuluSSsc cnLeTthin-
mpnt at the NJ. L. church some time
in October, by natives of that country,
Due notice of time and etc. will be
given hereafter.
Miss Allie Hadley is reported as
nicely situated at Olivet College. She
viii pursue the full literary course,
and cotinue her musical studies.
A letter from Miss Nora Masters,
expresses delight with her location at
Hillsdale College. She will give spe-
cial attention to painting, for which
perhaps no better school could be sci
pcted
There will be reunion of the 10Th.
Mich. Vet Vol Infantry at East Sag
NAV, Mich Sept. rs. 1889. Every mem
her is earnestly requested to be present.
or TO send his name to John Weller,
East Saginaw, Mich.
Hon. II. NJ. Loud took hnsty innch
at the eating house. Monday evening
while the train was waiting and shook
hands with friends who happened to
be- at the depot.
1.-The man who beats the printer ont
of IA single cent. will never reach that
place where good Elijah went; but az
last when this life is past. this life OF
toll and woe. he'll straightway stand
in the fairyland where they never
shovel snow"
Luke Billman, of Gerrish township.
reports his crops as looking fine and
especially corn. and says that if the
frost keeps off "a few days longer he will
be sure OF 80 bushels of good corn per
acre. RIOS. Net0s.
New postal cards will soon be out.
They will be double and gunrned on
the, edge, SO that after being filled
they can be sealed up. There will br
u double advantage in this: not only
will secrecy be had. but the space for
comm unication will be doubled.
Palmer Tracey, of Marley township.
made Us a call during the week aud
Informed US that he has the hest crop
of potatoes this season he ever had IN
his lie, oats, corn and other crops are
also good. RoscOfn mon KetDs