Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-27
"some people never viii be rich.
Because they're always stewing
And fussing over something which
ao.,a other fellows ioinc-n

And fussing over something which
Some other fellows doing"
Sailing, Hanson & Cos. mill Is now
running on hardwood, day time only,
but will soon double crews and start
for the largest years cut ever accom-
plished here.
Thos. Nc Gee, foreman in Blodgett
s. Byrne's camp 8. broke camp last
Tuesday. having put In 100000. He
run about 60 men and teams.
Ladieo call and see Claggett & Prin-
giles New Flennel Suitings, Sicilians,
Satines, Ribbon etc., which they have
just received.
We wish to close out our entire
stock of Carpets at great reduction
please call and examine our stock be-
fore buying elsewhere, at the store OF
s. II. & Co.
A. M. Walker, and wife, returned
from their Canadian trip, last Thurs
day, glad to get back to the United
States, though reporting a pleasant
trip.
A complete line of spring suits, from
Michigan made cloths. that cannot be
excelled, has been received by H..
Joseph, at the Opera House store.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
James Murray, woodsman work
ing near Roscommon, was strack by
a skid and his skull fractured. He
was taken to Bay City hospital to die
last week.
FOR SALE, the cheapest residence
property in Crawling. Good house
and good location. Reason for selling,
have gone into business in another
town. Enquire here.
Geo. L. Alexan der, Esq, took in
the meeting of the Michigan Republi-
can Club at Detroit on Friday and
Saturday of last week, and spent Sun
day with his sister at Wayne, Mich.
A wedding took place at the par
sonage last Saturday, but whose we
do not know, as the preacher does
not allow his left hand to know what
his right hand doeth.
How is this for a fish story. Last
Thursday morning w. Alger caught a
pickerel, in Portage Lake, which
dressed 81 pounds, inside of which he
found sucker, recently swallowed
that weighed pounds and ounce.
Grayling has population of about
1, 200 Inhabitants, one bank, three
churches, two drug stores, six physi'
clans and seven saloons. Bay Cits
Times.
Last Tuesday G. Nichols received O
large wild cat or lynx from down the
river to be put up in his best style oil
taxidermy. 1t was caught in a trar
by Thos. Wakely, and is a fine speci
Mrs. Christensen. is back from O
business and pleasure trip, with friends
in the Southern part of the State, and
ready again to satisfy the wishes OF
those needing good dressmaking.
The Woman's Relief Corps will give
a supper to the members of the Grand
Army and the better halves of those
whose wives are members of the Corps.
Also to the wives of members of the
Post who do not belong to the Corps.
G.. L. Alexander has bought from a
woodsnan, the most unique card
receiver we ever saw. 1t is cut from
a single piece of wood and Is simply
Undesirable, but will pay you to call
at his Office to look at 1t.
DIR. w. Richardson, of Caro-, and
o. Palmer we're elected as delegates
from une IUTn dIstrIcr, 10 attend the
meeting of the National Republican
League at Nashville, Tenn, III March.
The Women's Relief Corps went in
body to the residence of A. G. Will
cox, last Saturday, and after dinner
they held their regular meeting in the
school house. They report having a
very pleasant time.
Rev. Mr.. Culver and G. L. Hicks, of
Frederic, were down last Saturday
evening to listen to the lecture on
Matrimony. A very appropriate thing
for them, and we hope both may
profit by what they heard.
w. s. Chalker came down from
camp Tuesday, and reports things
booming. Plenty of snow, and three
weeks more will complete the job of
nearly 3,O0O,O 900. He banks on the
Pigeon, in "a, NJ, 3, w.
| A Michigan Judge has decided that.
although there was intended TO be fun.
marriage by telephone is no joke. "
Neither is marriage by d minister.
There is great deal of hello under
any circumstances.
According TO the postal law post
masters are directed to nut mail mat