Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-02-13

Tuesday captured two large wolves py
poison. The bounty paid by the state
Is s. apiece. Saturday Night.
II the Democrat nllibusters really
want 10 indicate a great principle,
they should resign and stop drawing
their salaries. - Detroit Tribune.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. have COM
pleted large building, adjoining the
planning mill for the storing of fine
grades of dressed lumber.
Swan Peterson has built large ad-
dition to his south building, connec-
ting the upper story with his hotel, to
supply the demand for rooms for his
borders.
The Atlanta Tribune says; Mrs.
Jim Proper has gone to Clifford to
visit her mother and sisters" 1t was
a very proper thing to do,
There will be Praise Service, at
the Presbyterian church, next Sunday
evening. A special programme of
music is being arranged.
]. NJ. Finn reports the second shaft
in the Grayling Mine going down salts
factorily. He expects to reach bottom
by March LIST.
J Everybody will read the announce
..S.s OF -ss..Iii.ss. IIe.~ea . o., in
this issue. They always say just what
they mean. and our people have learn
ed to profit by their special sales.
A question now being discussed by
certain ladies is (which is most be-
coming in dress goods, silk or satin
'and if silk" which is the better,
Faille or Armure."
The next meeting of the w. r. G.
of Marvin Post, will be held at the
residence of Mrs. A. G. Wilcox, on
Saturday afternoon, Feb. 22d 1890.
A letter from Ishpeming, reports
that Mrs. j. NJ. Finn has fully recover
ed her health, fact that will be joy
fully received by her friends here.
Orders for dressed lumber have beer
received by Sailing, Hanson & Co., sc
that the planning mill will be kept hum
ming from now till spring.
Alpena has had about 80 days o.
sleighing to date. Down here, sixty
miles further south, we were in the
midst of summer, until yesterday
Saturday Night.
Crawford county is so rich that 1T
board of supervisors pay double prices
for job work. Come up to OtsegC
D county where printers board them
: selves and work for nothing - tSegt
Co. Herald.
e Joseph Royce, of Ball township, re
: joices over the arrival, at his residence
Wednesday, of bouncing daughter
. DIR. Curnalia, the attending physician
reports mother aud child doing nicely
-RoScommon Ne,cS.
been appointed deputy game warden
in place of J. s. Gregg, whose tern
e had expired. L. Wakely, of Grove
and K. Flagg. of Frederic, will bt
Continued another year.
f The lyceum, organized in our higt
n school. under the direction of Prof
Benkleman, will prove of great bene
fit to the students. In our opinion
something of that character should
be q part OF the regular course Of study
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.
1t is enough to make American blood
boil to read Of the Siberian atrocities.
, Yet we need not go out of our own
country to find their parallel. -Detroit
tribune.
Mrs. Mary Hayes, of Frederic town
ship, who has been insane for some
time, was taken to the Asylum at
] Traverse City, one day last week. by
4 sheriff Mccullough.
John II. Leadbetter, of Bay City,
who was accidentally drowned last
Thursday week, fled his will with the
probate judge two hours before the &C
cident.
The monthly crop report for this
state shows that wheat was damaged
in the southern part of the state by
the January thaw, Horses, Cattle
and Hogs are reported in good eondi-
ton.
Our stock OF Lumbermen's Wooden
Goods must be sold, and therefore
have made prices an object. Call at
Pioneer Store and examine goods be-
fore buying elsewhere.
At the Otsego Lake fire, Tuesday,
Melvin Stevenson. Jeweler in the
Nicholson & Hanson lum Der Co. Is
store had his hand severely burned.
The great Florists. Vicks of Roches-
ter will give away q thousand dollars