Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-08

l0i citizens OF Alpena who voted 70,
other officers failed to vote for Presl-
dent by not marking their ballots
properly.
Go to Claggett & Pringles' for your
Teas aud Coffees. They have the best
ia town.
A Farmers Institute will be held al
Grayling. January 18th. under author.
ity OF the State Board of Agriculture.
60 to Claggett g. Pringles' and see
their elegant line of Gents. and La.
dies Slippers, for the holidays.
The largest and finest line OF Dolls
ever brought to Crawling, to be seen
at Fournier's. Prices reasonable.
r. J. Brown, we'll known Condo
tor on this division of the NC. II. r..
has started for England on visit to
friends and relatives.
For fresh Crackers, Cookies, Bread
and Confectionery. go to G. w. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received a
large assortment.
If you want first class Sewing Ma
chine, buy the American or Domestic
Of jackson & Masters.
The pay-car struck deer near Van
derbilt last Wednesday. AS II was in
season no complaint was made against
the neer.-Cheboygan Netos.
Wind Mill and Well Supplies of all
kinds. prices as low as good work will
warrant F. DECKROW.
Geo. Prince, of Alpena, fell on
slab saw, at Packs mill last Monday
morning, and was horrible mangled.
He has little chance for recovery.
You can buy your clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods of Jackson g.
Masters cheaper than at any other
place in the county.
We will furnish the Prairie Farmer
and the "AvALANCHE" one year for
$40, and Demorest's Magazine and
the AVALANCHE" for one year, $500.
A. copy of Robinson Crusoe. with
every purchase of merchandise.
amounting to $500, made of s. H. g.
Co. 1t makes beautiful Xmas pres
ent.
Glade township, Kalkaska county,
so long run by Nick Dowen, foreman
for the Manistee Lumber Co., casts
but SIX votes, all democratic. The re-
publicans have left it.
Gents, Ladies and Children all go
to Claggett and Pringles' for their
Hosiery; Why9 Because they have the
best and cheapest line in town.
The Evans farm in South Branch
has changed hands and we understand
that the new proprietors will soon take
pOsSeSSlOn.- nos. Ne1OS.
Alpena is threatened with a run of
diphtheria. Five deaths occurred
Thursday and Friday from the disease.
and there is talk of closing the schools.
The Loud logging road, formerly
known as the Potts road, is to be ex-
tended to Vienna, in the western part
of Montmorency county.
The prosecuting attorney. of Kali
kaska county, Mich, was elected in
1886 by one majority, in 1858 by two
majority, and this year by four.
Strange how some men figure. Ten
days at 81 per day is Sc. Railroad |
fare, round trip from Bay City $3.50.
Balance for ten days work S1.70. But
then we ed.-RoS. NeaoS.
MARRIED-At the residence of VIM.
Pringle, of Grayling, Dec. 9th, 1892,
by Rev. N. J. Geyer, Mr.. Gamert
Powell and Miss Leonard Maiden,
both of Manistee. Mich.
Alpena's new $40, 900 Congregation
al church was dedicated on Dec.
4th, and the new Baptist church,
which will cost close to $40, 900; is ex-
pected to be ready for dedication
Christmas.
I. H. Deyarmond started his men
Wednesday tearing down the store for
merly occupied by him, in order to re-
move the material to Lewiston where
it will be used in the construction of a
store in that town.-Mio Mail.
AS diptheria is reported from several
towns and cities near us, it would be
well for our citizens to look we'll to
their drains and water closets and see
that no filth is allowed to accumulate
about their premises. An ounce of
prevention is worth a pound of cure.
Rev. VIM. Putnam, of Lansing, who
has recently been visiting his son, the
station agent at Frederic, arrived in
last Saturday to renew old ac-
returning home Monday.
Otsego Co. Herald.
Vim Gilbert of Rav Citu u.s m