Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-06-11

with stories from a > Rangely Lakes
The listener 10 regal d;
4 Frcccdencs now tn fish Ne fakss-
The tin plate lie b nailed.
For the next 80 days. Geo. II. Bon
mel, will charge but $3.50 per dozen.
for Cabinet Photos, at the Grayling
GALLERY. Permanent gloss finish SO, 80
per doz.
J. &. Reynolds, a brakeman on the
Mackinaw division of the Michigan
Central, had a narrow escape from
death while coupling cars near Gray
ling yesterday afternoon. Bay city
Times.
Benson has just received new line
of Lace Braids. Flowers. Lace Hats
and Bonnets. All the latest novelties
in Millinery for one quarter off OH Sat-
urday. Go early and get bargain.
Chas Silsby has gang of men
loading logs just moth of the village
for Smith Brothers, of BAY City
They show the effects of forest fires. =
RIOS. Nesos.
John Thompson, in his celebrated
comedy. ION Hand, at the Opera
House, Thursday Evening, June 1lth-
Admission, children Is cents, adults
25 cents and reserved seats 35 cents.
Rev E. E. Caster, of West Bay City.
is in Jerusalem and writes home that
it is the dirtiest city he ever saw, ana
that he has enough and is about to
start for the best place on earth;
namely Michigan.
Geo. II. Bonnell is so we'll pleased
with the results of the past 80 days
that he will continue the price of Pho
tos at $3.50 per doz., for the next 30
days.
The Register and Receiver of the U.
s. Land Office, are at Bots Blanc Is
land, selling the balance of the reser-
walton at public sale. They are repre-
sented by Rev. S. G Taylor and A.
Brink, who have charge of the office
during their absence.
Blodget and Byrnes finished their
logging in this vicinity May 30th. and
are taking up their track and moving
it in here for sale or shipment. They
have four locomotives, and 400 tons
of 80 lbs rail, which will be a bargain
for some one.
John Thompson's "Musical Comedy,
On Hand, at the Opera House. Thurs
day Evening, June 18th. Admission,
Is, 25 and 35 Reserved seats for
sale at Fourniers'.
The new town of the Nicholson and
| Hanson Lumber Co. on Twin lake. has
been staked out. 1t will be situated
on the northeast side of the west lake,
and in Montmorency county, instead
of Otsego county as heretofore pub
lished. ATLANTA Tribune.
J. f Kelley, n tinsmith, has open.
ed shop in the Mitchell building, next
door to the Post Office, where he will
attend to all work in his line with
proDptness and dispatch. Prices rea-
sonable
Mr.. NJ. d. Dyer. of Crawling, n vet
eran of the war and an old friend of
the Herald man, was in the village
Wednesday undergoing examination
at the hands of the Pension Examin
ing Board. --OtSegO ca. Herald.
Prof. Hicks. of Otsego Lake, was
obliged TO take to his bed last week
from n relapse of the la grippe. His
wife, who was visiting near Roscom-
mon, was brought to her husband
side by telegram, on Sunday morn
ilg's train. -Otsego Co. Herald.
Some idiot has been telegraphing
from Lansing to Milwaukee ard other
papers that the national encainpment
in Detroit is on the verge of collapse.
1t was some Democrat, probably, who
thought that Winans is as influential
as he is malicious and nIiserly. Diet.
Journal.
Those northern Michigan summe'
resorts might ia well go out of bust
ness. The terrible sea serpent, always
a feature, has been shot in Gladwir
county. The reptile was only an IN
common snake, but it measured 3;
feet in length and 2 feet around the
head.-Det. Journal.
Jacob Walton reports the rainfall
for May the least recorded during the
time he has kept track of the weather
and thinks il the least ever known fol
that month In this section. He Bgur
: es up only one-fifth Of an inch Of wate
fall. In May 1886 his record show 1
: fall of only } inch. The average TO
y the past ten years has been q inches
| in CheJoygan Tribune.
Mr.. Peter Phillips is satisfied tina
. sheep raising in this country will prov
q a profitable investment to those o