Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-23

Mp. Sailing has purchased the res
idence he has been living in for sever
al years, and is now engaged in re-
modelling it so that it will, when paint
ed, be one of the handsomost and
most convenient homes In town.
Miss vena Jones started for Mason,
Mich, last Monday morning on a
short visit to her grandmother and
other friends in that city. She will
also visit friends in Detroit previous to
returning.
Every Saturday evening ] will make
a special sale of Roasts. Stews, Soups
and Boiling Pieces of fresh meats.
Come and see the bargains. To save
sailing. l will make special prices OF
above sorts. All which are guaranteed
to be prime stock. G. w. WIGHT.
The members of the Grand Army Of
the Republic, and Sons of Veterans
will meet at their hall, next Sunday
evening. at 7o'clock, sharp, prepare
tory TO attending service at the M. e.
church. Every member is expected to
be present.
The Chesaning Argus says in its no.
tice of Decoration day proceeding,
''that list of 81 girls have been Sc
lected which will be drawn by four
horses to and from the grounds. ("
Light load for four horses in our esti-
nation.
We have received from the Stenog-
rapher's Headquarters. rs Congress
st. West, Detroit, a sample book of
fine linen papers, legal and letter size,
and all typewriting supplies-popular
prices. Copy sent on application.
No.7.12t.
Gen. AIger has decided to cut his
upper peninsula pine at the rate of
7Q, 900, 900 feet year, and market the
same with the millmen of the Saginaw
valley, the logs being hauled by rail
to the straits and thence RATED down
Lake Huron to the Saginaw.
A change was made in the Michigan
Central time table last week, effecting
the evening mail train which Is dur
here now at o'clock instead of s 40
This train leaves both Detroit and
Bay City a few minutes earlier than
heretofore.
1t was openly alleged that the Otse
go County Herald was going to Glad
Now it is openly alleged by the pro
prietor that although Gladstone PEG
pie gave him check for $3.50 to come t.
them, lac is not going on account o.
having to sacrafice too much. -Detrot
Journal.
T. E. Hastings, of Beaver Greek
was in town last Tuesday and Wed
nesday, acting as defendant in sui
before Esquire Taylor. The suit was
case of replevin fop "two red bull
oxen, about four years old, horned
oxen, and created quite rifle of ex
element. The court took the statu
tory me in Which to-render his de,
sion.
Gaylord folks have gone wild owe
the water question, and there is scarce
ly a house near the mains that has no
got water I'm in it. The old folk
sprinkle the grass and walks, ant
when their arms tire out they set th'
young ''uns" at it, and then invite thu
passer by to try the ''goll durn'
thing. - Detroit Journal.
The Bay City Tribune figures tina
with log crop shortage OF 25 pc
cent. on the amount put in, and ,
further decrease of 25 per cent be
cause Of the low water holding bacl
logs, the shortage will he serious. The
market is showing Increased activity
This will result In an unusual amount
of summer logging,
It Is learned from the Gaylord New,
that "Alpena has waste of water OF
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the east, ragged barren stump lane
on the west, and the day, It Seems
probable. Is not fac distant when, be
yond it's geographical position on the
map, Alpena will be practically un
known, With Gaylord Il is different.
Gaylord, You see, is figuring for a new
railway Detroit Journal
Got it bad. The editor OF the North
ern Matt, at Mic, got off the following
item last week. "You may hive til,
stars in a nail keg; hang the ocean OF
n rail fence to dryi put the sky tc
sleep in a gourd; unbuckle the bell,
band of eternity and let the sun aht
moon out, but don't think that yor
can escape the place that lies on tn,
other side of pureatory IL you DOM
pay for your paper"
At the special meeting Of Marvin
Post, Grand Army of the Republic.