Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-08-08

Mr.. SoutherIand. who succeeded
Mr.. Ross as night operator here, Is re
ported to be one OF the most compe
tent on the line.
The shingIe mill of Sailing, Hanson
a. Co. Is now kept running pretty
steadily during the day time. The
average last week was $4,000 per day.
BoRN-Yesterday morning, al
1:45, to Mr.. and Mrs. Nj. poyle, q
son. All doing well and the father
feeling ten years younger.
THERE are times when q feeling OF lassitude
will overcome the most robust, when the system
Graves for pure blood, to furnish the elements OF
health and strength. The best remedy for puri
flying the blood Is DIR. j. ii. McClain's Sarsapa
rilia. For sale at the Bazaar Drug Store.
Mrs. John Leline, of South Branch,
Is suffering from very severe attack
of erysipelas in her face and arms. -
Ros. NeDs.
Jimmie Revell. of South Branch.
purchased Frank Loree's sheep and
will put them on his farm in that
township. RIOS. Ne,os.
The Gaylord City Band went to
Grayling, Thursday. to PLAY for the
i. o. o. f. picnic, and report having
a splendid time. OtSogo Co. Nst0s.
Roscommon Is to have a new school
building, a vote having been carried
at public meeting to raise 81, 500 fol
that purpose.
FAULTS OF digestion cause disorders OF the
liver. and the whole system becomes deranged
Or. ], II. McLean's sarsaparilia perfects tn,
process OF digestion and assimilation, and thu,
makes pure blood. For sale at the Bazaar DRUG
Store
w. H. Smale has Just received new
stock of Pocket and Table Cutlery
and is selling it off at rock bottom
prices. Call and examine stock ant
prices.
o. Palmer went to Lansing yes
terday morning to attend the meet
ing of the State Board of Agricul
ture.
Six soldiers from Mackinaw, OF
their way to the encampment, get lief
in Crawling. Tuesday morning. The.
came up town TO get something TO eot
and the train went off without them
The ragged, unsightly campaign ban
ners will now come down and be re
placed with bright new bunting, upor
the advent of the Soldiers and Sail
ors' Reunion. = West Branch Times.
F. M. Worden and family OF Ithica
Mich, arrived in the village yesterda,
and will rusticate at Higgins Lake TO
a short time the guests of Mrs. Franz
Converse NesoS.
Rev. w. H. Millar, of Chesaning
will deliver an address on "Our dis
abled Soldiers at West Branch a
the Northern Soldiers Association
Aug. 14th. Chesani'ag Argus
Mr.. and Mrs. G. +. Owens lost one
of their youngest children by death
last Monday morning. Another was
quite sick with the same disease
(dysentry) but is now improving.
At n meeting of the Board o.
School Inspectors, last Tuesday. Mrs
E. Cobb, of Blaine township. was
elected a member of the Board o!
School Examiners. A good selection
The new saw mill of Sailing, HansoI
s. Co. is fulfilling their expectations
The cut last week was something over
600, 600 Next week we will give the
work done for the last month in their
different departments.
Mrs. Will Carpenter, Miss Grace
Carpenter, Mrs. f. II. Wells, Mrs.
Will Leach and Mrs. Stephen Hum
phrey went to Grayling Thursday to
attend the l. q. o. f. picnic. K tSe9c
Co. Netcs.
Mrs. A. J. Rose had the misfortune
TO step through the trap door in Clog
gett & Pringle's store ,ast Friday, fall.
ing to the bottom of the cellar.
How she escaped fractured bones and
serious injury Is d wonder.
A man named Mcdonald, black.
smith from Woods camp near Milo,
was arrested and lodged in Jail at
West Branch, last week for assault
ing two little girls of that town.
They should hang the brute.
Every member of Marvin Post, who
intends going to the reunion, should
attend the meeting of the Post next
Saturday evening. as the arrange
nents and details will be completed at
that meeting.
Mr.. WIN. WOODBURY. was the acting
superintendent Of the M. e. Sunday
School, last Sunday. The shepherds
of the flock having deserted for the
purpose of visiting Bay View, Portage