Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-12-10

A due Hue OF Mansel and Nickel
Clocks very cheap. At G. w. Smiths.
two door East Of Opera House.
On the 5th Of December Gleason
Poet q. A. r., St Luzerne. surrenders
it's charter, after which on or before
january lst. 1892, Precinct Com
mand Of the Uaion vsteran's Union
will be organized. Mic MgR.
Buy your Shoes at Ciaggctt & PrIn-
gles'. They have the best hne Ia town
for wear. tear and durability. Sole
agents for the celebrated Kiudge
Bertch Shoes
As we 60 to press. word Is brought
that Morris Birdsall was found dead In
the East Branch. about a mile above
his house, last night. He was an
old pensioner. living alone and nearly
blind. The Pros. Attorney has gone
to the scene. as there is a suspicion of
foul play.
NJ. Simpson has just received full
line of Canned Goods, Teas, Coffees.
Flour &C.. &C., at the City Market on
Cedar Street. He can supply your
tables better than any other store.
Mrs. Ashmore's pupils will give a
Musicale, Thursday evening Dec. 10,
at the Opera House. The programme
is particularly good, and the enter
tainment Is given for the benefit Of the
Library Fsnd.
Four weeks ago we sent statements
to over two hundred subscribers
whose accounts were delinquent over
year each. Only about one quarter
have reported. 1.-THE rest want the
paper, I must have my money.
A. b. Royce, of Big Greek. we are
informed. had good success with spur
rey, as he raised 81 bushels of seed
from less than two acres of land be-
sides a ton and half of good fodder,
all grown In 60 days.-Mio Mail.
Bay City calls all past deals off and
will put up $50, 900 for any independ-
ent company that will build a line to
sebewaing, or 5000 to any existing
railroad company that will construct
II.
The new Aristotype Is bound to go.
Combining superior beauty of detail,
high enamel, finish, and much greater
permanency. 1t Is decided advance
In Photography.
Bonne,l makes them. $3.50 per doz.
Mrs. 3. J. Floyd, an elderly lady
and a resident of West Branch, went
to sleep In her chair few days since,
and when her friends went TO wake
her they found that life was extinct.
John Kartes. 12-year old West
Branch boy. was sentenced TO spend
two years in the reform school, al
Lansing by a justice of the peace.
He was charged with being disorder
ly person.
| Rev. Sibley q. Taylor, of Crawling.
made us a pleasant call Thursday and
lcomplimented the HERALD In the
highest terms as being second to none
of the many local papers published In
the northern peninsula. aud also paid
us for one year In advance. --Tdtod'
Herald.
1; J. M. Reynolds, a noted lawyer
poet and politician died at his resi-
} dence, I'm Belmont, near Grand Rap
ids, last Saturday. Originally a re
publican, he Joined the Rreenkackers
then the prohibitionists, farmers al
lance, etc., when he took to drinking
harder than ever and about two year
ago came out as free trade democrat
Geo. Vincent, foreman in MELON
ellis camp, was followed some distance
on the plains last week by large
hungry, black lynx, who had sizeC
George up for a square meal Mr.
Vincent was unarmed and did no
. seek to scrape the bloodthlrsty var
ment's acquaintance ArenGc Co'In
ty Revteto.
Hon. w. r. Bates, secretary OF tn
Republican state central committee
and political private secretary to Sen
ator Mcmillan, has engaged to suppl!
the DETROIT JOURNAL exclusivel.
with a weekly Saturday letter o
Washington political gossip. Mr.
Bates is thoroughly conversant will
{ both national and state politics.
There Is no doubt that the reasol
why deer are 80 plentiful this year
that check has been put to the use o
: dogs In hunting them. II this pra'
z tice can be prevented we will hav
! plenty of deer for years to come
r Every citizen of northern Michigan
vitality interested In enforcing the La
against running deer with dogs, an
should help enforce it.-Er.
vi At q long row of seaside bathin
rooms, an impatient young man wall
ed up to the door of one of the con
partments, and knocked at the sam,