Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-20

injured by fail on the Ice, Tuesday |
"Ths wicked stanl on slippery
places but some good men fall, 10
like circumstances In proof OF the
above we arise to remark. that we fell,
and have been praying since for the
discovery of the little "Kuss' that
fixed the stick across the walk.
FOR SALE. the cheapest residence
In Crawling. Good house
and good location. Reason for selling,
have gone into business in another
town. Enquire here.
Our stock OF Lumbermcn's Wooden
Goods must be sold, and therefore
have made prices an object. Call ut
Pioneer Store and examine goods be-
fore buying elsewhere.
For sixty days only, we offer our
stock of 0 We rcoats and Misses, Youths,
Boys and Children suits at great re-
duction for the purpose OF making
room for spring stock. Call at the
Pioneer Store and examine goods and
prices.
Henry Funck, Treasurer OF South
Branch, has returned delinquent,
within 500 of one third of the entire
tax of that township. This is of course
nonresident land. as the settlers pay
tnefr rax IL VIII make It hard for
some of the school districts under the
present law.
If You have not secured your seed
for use this spring, attend to it now,
so as to be sure of getting what you
want, and not have to take what you
can get on account of having waited
till you are ready to use it, and then
finding your kind out of the market
Jonathan Boyce, of Muskegon, who
is numbering in Roscommon county,
says that the firms logging in
in that county with only few excep
tions, have not got in over 10 or Il
per cent of the logs they skidded
Bay Citg Times,
Rev. f. Anderson, pastor of thu
Methodist Scandinavian church a
Manistee, has sued the new Scandin
avian paper at Manistec for libel. anC
Louis Sands, the millionaire salt manu-
facturer, is called upon as one of thu
sponsors of the paper to make answe
as to his llability. Detroit Journal.
The veterans OF Ruddock Post, No
224, G.. A. r., at their regular meeting
last Thursday night, voted to attend
in body, the entertainment to b.
given on the 22d inst, by the schoo
children, for the purpose of raising
fund to purchase flags for the schoo
buildings. Chebovgan Tribune.
A few days ago the wages of severa
hundred employees of the Illinois Stee
Company at Joliet were increased q
per cent, and last Saturday the for
tunate workmen celebrated the even
cal I'roteenve |1annr' aCTt0f tlid Is.
listening TO an interesting address il
favor of protection. If those shor
sighted fellows had followed the teach
ing of the free trade organs they would
have celebrated by adopting resolu
tons denouncing protection and de
handing the repeal of the tariff
philadelphia Press.
The exercises at q. A. r. hall, il
honor of the Anniversary OF Lincoln
birthday, under the auspices of Wagner
Post, 8. Of ", was not so largely at
tended as expected, but those present
were pleasantly entertained. Captain
L. Patterson commander of tile camp
presided The programme was filled
with excellent music, by Misses Emma
Hanson and Josie Jones, Messrs
Sparks and Thayer, with Miss Veno
- r-.-sss--p, $40 ssss.s "'"rno b.
There were essays and select reading
by members OF the carp and speeches
by comrades Rose ind Chalker and
Rev. G. T.. Hill. The day will bc
hereafter recognized by the S. of v
throughout the Nation.
David Ward. the pine king OF Michi
gan, passed by occasionally to hi'
large domain above here and TO at
tend to the building of his railroad
He is our great conservatory for the
supply of timber when all the rest o
us will be cut cut, and / reckon the
boys will have to come down prett!
heavy with their sheckels when The
old gentleman commences to deal on
few pieces to US. However the ole
gentleman has waited patiently many
long years for a good crop. and wher
it comes it will be rich one. 1t vii
run well into the Millions and hi
corner on hardwood not to be sneezeC
at.--Grayling Correspondent. -Sdtur
day Night.
Just perfect Is what lady said Il
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