Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-11-21

supplies from here.
Charles johnson secured a verdict
for sU. 600 against II. w. Sage a Co.,
at Bay City, for the loss of hand In
that firms mill q couple OF years ago.
bet. Nstcs.
The new bridge over the Au Sable
Is rapidly approaching completion.
The perfect weather of the past two
weeks has been a grand thing for the |
contractors.
w. Havens is erecting a fac flag
staff on the schoolhouse, and the nag,
furnished by the pupils. through the
Detroit Tribune will be fioated there
from next Wednesday, with appro-
pirate exercises by the school and
citizens.
A number of papers throughout the
state are advocating a special session
of the legislature. We can not con-
ceive that the people of this state have
sinned enough to deserve such punish
ment. The regular session was enough
for a decade.
The deer season is upon us. Hunt
ers are arriving on every train. Set
tiers are loading their double-barreled
shot guns to lie In wait for hounds, If
any show themselves in violation of
the law. w. Br. Times.
For the first time since the settle
ment of Kalkaska typhoid fever has
been quite prevalent in and about the
village this fall. Two cases have
proved fatal thus far, while two 9th
ers are not expected to recover. '-Det.
Journal.
Chas. Storms, who owns a large
planning mill at Pinconning, is hard
man to kill. He got caught in a belt
in his mill the other day and was
wound seven times around the belt
wheel, bat wasn't hurt enough to lay
him up over few days.-Det. Ne,os.
p. Hanna of Beaver Greek raised
over fifty bushels of Onions on plot
IF oronnd fonr roads Inv EIGHT He
. has nine bushels of sets for next sea-
son, and proposes to plant them all
on the plains. His success as plains
farmer is fully proven.
VIM. o. Bradford, of Blaine, was in
town last Tuesday. Hereafter the
wind will have to do his pumping, a
,, he is erecting wind mill. s. b. Smith
of the same township is also putting
up one of the same description.
Hunter Brothers are moving the re
mainder of their stock at their store
here and at Fairview, to Edenville
Midland county, where they will opeI
up a general store. We hope they will
be prosperous in their new place.
s Mo Mail.
The Au Sable Times says, tina
J, Harry Dnrand the famous opinion
D smuggler, was captured at Royal Oaks
o IL miles from Detroit, last Thursday
and is safe in the Wayne County jail
Mo Maa.-We never knew opinion
could be struggled, or that it was
crime to do SO.
H. J.Quay, formerly of Gaylord, ha
= leased the store next to j. Solomon an
will put in a stock of groceries AM
= drugs. Mr.. Quay has beeu one of tn
u solid men of Gaylord, and we are gla'
to welcome him to our town. OScod
Times.
The Board of Control of the stat,
J, swamp land has withdrawn from casl
or homestead entry all swamp land
in the upper peninsula for the reason
that appropriation made by the boar
e under the directions of the Legislature
J: toDstho- with ontsta-a;-0 ---;r, --'il
use up all such lands.
An exchange says: Some 60 L
church to weep, while others go t
sleep. Some go their wives to please
their conscience others go to ease
Some go to tell their woes, others go t.
show their clothes. Some go to hea
= the preacher, others like the sol
screecher. Boys go to reconnoiter
y girls go because they oughter. Man.
n go for sage reflections, precious fe'
/ to help collections.
An aged man. named Purdy, VIII,
was acting as Waterman to sxtinguisl
u fires on the Au Sable e. Northwestern
Railroad was struck by train backinI
up at Potts head quarters last Wed
+ nesday and badly injured. His lef
arm was smashed and had to be am
!. putated. and his face was fearfull
crushed, and he sustained interna
n injuries, that may terminate fatally
= | MILO Mail.
Wagner Camp No 145, 8. of ", e1
y tend cordial invitation to thei
friends to attend their nnniversar
8 Thanksgiving supper, at Hampstead
hall, Thursday evening, Nov. 2Sth
The boys promise a first class suppe
; and n good time. Supper will b
l sarvaI frorx, 81 oto11cI. ,,s~&t III