Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-12-26

pies Society of the NJ. Il. Church, af
the residence of Mrs. knight, last
Thursday night, was well attended,
the house being crowded.
All subscribers wishing to pay up
their subscription In wood will please
do so ut once, for we are In need of 1t
now.
NJ. Doyle has the poles set. the wires
nearly strung for the electric lights In
Roscommon. They will have four
street lights, the same that we ought
to have.
J. w. Baltimore, who has ben cut
ting and skidding job Of pine for w.
w. Vaughn, has finished. He placed
800, 600 feet on the skids. Roscommon
Nstcs.
Now is the time for bargains. Bell
has just put lot of Shoes, and Slip
pers, for men, women and children.
on sale at greatly reduced prices. Call
and see them.
Two woodsmen were up before just
ice Weeks, on Wednesday, charged
with the larency of several articles of
clothing and jewelry from one of the
lumber camps in this violently. West
Branch Democrat.
Ladies, Misses and Children's wool
hose, Silk Handkerchiefs, Ruchings,
Laces &C., also a full line of Gents
furnishing Goods, at the store of 8. H.
& Co. Call and examine them, and
secure a bargain.
Otsego county is coming to the
front. On Wednesday 20 carloads Of
potatoes, about 10000 bushels, were
shipped from Gaylord to the eastern
states and every potato was raised in
the county.-Det. Journal.
A full line Of Shifting Flannels,
Cotton Flannels, Dress Flannels,
Dress Goods, Dress Ginghams and
CaIicoes, Damasks. and Pant Cloth at
the Pioneer Store.
The resignation of District Attorney
Black has been received, and is to
take effect on the appointment of his
successor. This will be some time
during the coming week, when T. F.
Shepard, of Bay City, will be ap
pointed.
There will be regular communi
cation of Grayling Lodge, No. $50, F,
A. NJ, next Friday evening. The of
ticers for the ensuing year will be in
stalled, and all members of the ordel
are invited to attend.
Will Manwarren Is home from tn,
University, for the Holiday vacation
looking and feeling well, and sustain
ing the reputation of our institution
as he says. proudly, 1--WE have clever
more students this year than Har
ward"
The Christmas trees at both church
es bore largely, and the fruit wa
plucked by eager hands and fully en-
ljoyed. The usual amount of fun in
termingled and all were happy. PR
vate trees we're loaded in all parts o
the village.
From reports in the 'Roscommol
, News. the citizens of that place ar
suffering from an epidemic of nail
by stepping on them. Several case
|, reported last week and others previ
ousIy. They must be still going il
their bare feet.
Edward Hines was convicted by
jury, in justice Nutten's court, the 19
inst, of the larency of a coat from
Sanderson's hotel. He was sentence,
to ninety days in the Detroit House o
Correction. The first victim from thi
, county.
A lady lost we'll filed portmoni
at the church, last Friday evening
, which was fortunately found by lad
: who delivered it to the owner at he
home, after eleven o'clock the sam
, night, to save her from annoyance a
the loss.
5 Col. F, w. Worden, Special Agen
. g. l.. o., has been ordered from her
to the Marquette Land Office for hi
headquarters. Since being connecte
,, with the Office here, he has made man
friends who will regret his departure
He will be succeeded here by M. Mon,
' han of Wisconsin.
The lumberman are all anxiousl
looking for snow. The most have a
their cutting and Skidding done, an
: are ready to commence hauling as 500
|, as we get snow and frost.--Mio Mat
The body of an Indian was run owe
by Conductor Alverson's train, OIL
n half mile west of Beaver Lake, lai
Friday. The Indians name was Gee
g Memie, and he was employed at 8
: Helen, by HI. Stephens & Co. He can
to Beaver Lake and drank, and on h
way to st. Helen laid down on I'll
u tra oh and xva n iIla1 0oo,o0sn nos,x,,