Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-12

glasses for sale. and (eyes tested), by
q. w. Smith. Jeweler, second door
East of Opera House.
Mrs Ashmore's pupils will give mu-
sicale, at the Opera House, this
evening, March 18th. A particularly
fine program has been prepared.
Don't fail to attend.
To the people OF Grayling and vi
cinity: ! expect to 60 out of the pho
tograph business, about April LIST. and
those wishing work done previous to
that date, will do we'll to call as soon
as possible. s. Z. ODELL.
Rev. f. E. Caster and L. w. Ryan
have about decided to make their pro-
posed trip to Palestine. They will
leave about the middle of the month.
Bay Cay Times.
Workingmen will please take notice
that have just received full line of
working shirts, at As cents. Pants for
Boys at 40 cents, and good working
pants for men for S1,00. Boys suits
81, so. All at Max Lewinsons.
A hot box in the mill set fire to the
accumulated dust around it Saturday
night, which must have slumbered
some hours before discovery. About
eleven o'clock it was burning so an
alarm was sounded. but it was extin-
guished with but little damage.
The timber for the Nicholson & Han
son Lumber Co.'S new mill will be
framed here, as soen as the weather
opens. and the work pushed to early
completion.
Lumbermen, who had not finished
hauling. held their breath, Sunday,
on account of the warm weather and
rain. The cold change Monday was
welcome.
A full line of Mems Working Pants
for $1.o0; Working Shirts As cents;
Boys Pants 40 cents; Boys Suits at
S1.50. The best Suits ever offered be-
fore at $500. All these bargains to be
had at Max Lewinsons', next door to
the Post Office.
Ann Eliza, the 10Th wife of Brig
ham Young, is now the wife of Repre-
sentative Denning, of Manistee, and
has been visiting her husband in Lam
sing.
The surveyors of the G. s. w. NJ.
railroad have completed their survey
for the road extention as far as Elk
Rapids. This seems to give Bellaire
the go by.
The large number of inquiries at
the land Office fur vacant Government
land. subject to homestead entry, in
dictates that the tide of immigration
is turning towards Northern Michigan.
The new Michigan Central railroad,
which is graded from East Jordan to
Frederic, Crawford county, runs 36
miles over the land of David Ward.
This is said to be the longest continu-
Gus run of any railroad over the land
Of one man.-Det. Journal.
1t is expected that NJ. Doyle will re-
move to Niles, in a short time, to have
charge of the wires along the line of
the M. G. Il. r.. the same as he has
here. There are many others we
shonld prefer to spare.
The young friends of Miss Vena
Jones, of Grayling, gave her very
pleasant surprise, at the home of Mr..
j. Shirref last Tuesday evening, some
so in number participating. Mr.. Sher
refs people are all good entertainers,
and with mnsic and pleasant converse
oil enjoyed themselves as much as the
one in whose honor the party was
held. -CheSaning Argus.
A fire in the house where Misses Til
lie Hanson, and Mary Jorgenson were
boarding at Hillsdale last week, result
ed in their coming home a month in
advance of the spring vacation. Both
ladies were at their classes in the col
lege when the fire broke out, and their
wardrobes were entirely consumed ex-
cept the suits they were wearing.
The pecuniary loss was not inconsid-
cradle, and the interference with their
studies was very annoying.
Rev. VIM. Putnam and party char
ter large freight car of so, 900 pounds
capacity in which to transfer their
goods to Washington from Frederic.
The distance the car travels is about
2, 500 miles, and the cost for the car is
$780, The Elder and his eldest
daughter, in company with his son
Eddie and family, and son-in-law e.
A. Webster and family, and some half
dozen others whom we do not know,
are to leave Frederic next Monday
night via. Duluth for Orting, Pierce
county, Washington, their future
home. Otsego Co. Herald.
Sunday evening q dispatch WIS re-
ceived here from Flint, announcing
the serious illness of Glare Hadley,