Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-21

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DO not make mistake but tak'
your Watches. Clocks and Jeweler,
for repairs to G.. w. Smith. Jewelel
and Engraver. Prices as low as COCO
work permits.
10 degrees below zero. Tuesday
morning at day light made it seen
considerably like winter, but at noon
II was thawing In the sun.
The flag staff on the court house
was decorated last Monday, with the
new banner. provided by the Board,
at its last session. --Ralkaskdin.
The members of Marvin Post No.
240, Grand Army of the Republic are
all requested to be present at the meet
ing on Saturday evening, the 23d.
Several ladies came up from Ros-
common, last Monday evening, to at
tend special meeting of Crawling
Lodge Of the order of the Eastern
Star.
A telegram Tuesday evening convey
ed the sad intelligence of the sudden
death of Mrs. j. G.. Marsh, at her
home near Detroit. We have not
learned the particulars.
DR.. @. w. Smith will return this
evening and all calls made on him will
receive prompt attention. Office in
residence, one door south of Methodist
church
1t Is related that State Game War
den Hampton recently rode on the
same train with half q car of contra
band venison and never smelled a rat
-or deer.
Thomas Waters. of Monroe has re-
signed as assistant superintendent of
the state reform school. Supt. Wood
has appointed E. j. Brown Temporal
rily.
Altoona county people are urging the
board of supervisors of that county to
take some action in the matter of col
onzing some of the county's stripped
lands.
Lumbermen are driving their teams
on trot in northern Michigan, to get
all of the logs banked by streams and
in mill yards that they can, while
the snow holds out.
w. H. GardS the West Branch man
who was going. to strike a priest, and
who was arrested on the charge of as
sault and battery, has been discharged
and the case amicably settled.
A letter from n. H. Evans, of Sum
mertown, Tenn, TO G. E. Silsby, con.
tains the unwelcome news that his
daughter, May, is very low from re-
lapse of La Grippe. Ne,os.
Benjamin Lott, of De Witt, Clinton
county, died Thursday. last, aged 104.
De Witt citizens claim he was the old
est man in the state. He lived upon
the farm where he died SO years,
1t is reported that a witness at the
court during the week was able to re-
member certain date, because on
the day in question, he "was arrested
for Steeling 60 dog. Ne,oS.
There will soon be Postoffice on
the new road in Maple Forest, called
Judge, named in honor of the eff
cieDt and popular foreman of the
Smith g. Fryer Lumber Co.
The little daughter Of Jos. Wolson,
Ogemaw Springs, was accidently shot
by her brother. only few years older
than herself. The weapon was a win
chester rifle and the wound is said to |
be quite dangerous West Branch
Democrat.
The sad intelligence was received
here Monday that Geo. A. Badcon,
Gaylord's esteemed postmaster, died
at his brothers, in Milverton. Eng
land, Dec. 25th, last, aged 81 years.
OtSego Co. NeacS.
MARRIED. at the residence Of Chas.
E. Silsby, on Saturday, Jan. 9, j. p.
and Mrs. Mary Lewis, both
IF Center Plains. Justice d. III. Clark
The News extends con-
RIOS. NeeoS.
The ingenuity of j. G.. Fox. is again
by his Patent SCOT
scoop. Its n simple device for clear
ng out the bottom of n chimney
through the pipe fiue, insuring perfect
Call and see it.
All of our subscribers who are square
IN the books will be furnished with
he NATIONAL TRIBUNE, the best
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for IS cents per year. Sub
cribe at once. See prospectus in an
,ther column.
The Crawling Cornet Band is no
onger myth. Their playing at last
weeks entertainment gave evidence of