Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-17

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GA the Detroit Times.
: The name of Potts, Oscoda county,
has been changed to McKinley-all on
account of the tariff bill. ~ sAsT /
George Mccullough has purchased
one half interestin tho Barber Shop
lately run by Day & Hoover.
A citizen of Hudson has grated J
enough horseradish during the winter
to pay for all his wood and coal. /
There will be a special meeting of
Marvin Post. No. $40, Grand Army of
the Republic, tomorrow evening.
The Ward railroad, extending west
from Grayling, will be ironed by the
NJ. @. company next summer.-Hr.
At West Branch funeral young
lady slipped and fell into the grave
just as the coffin was to be lowered.
At West Branch last summer show |
had to pay "a license. Last week
one of the churches gave an enter |
tainment and the license was IS.
A fine specimen Of lynx, measur-
ing five feet from tip to tip, was trap
ped near Palmer. This is the sixth
captured there this winter.
John Gray was arrested for being
Dunk. Justice WOODBURY. suspended
sentence against him and gave him
two hours in which to leave town.
The lynx mentioned as being seen
near McDonell's camp sometimes ago,
has been seen again. and it is thought
to be a panther, being very large
Omer ReUiet0.
In makes us feel good all over to
have man come in and pay years
subscription in advance; consequently
we are feeling good most of the time.
= KalkGSkain.
While the boys of the family were
playing pedro and smoking cabbage
leaves West Branch girl cut hay for
the stock and clipped off all the I'M
gers of one of her hands.
Word has been received in the vii
lage that Dayton Clark has given up
the lumber job he had near Lewiston,
and that himself and teams are now
on their way to Arkansas. -Mio Nail.
There will be Union Services next
Sunday, at the Presbyterian church
in the forenoon, and the Methodist
church in the evening. All are in
vited to attend.
The Citizens of Grayling and vicini-
ty, will find Claggett and Pringles'.
headquarters for Gents, Ladies' and
Childrens' Shoes, for the season OF
Eninety-two. Goods guaranteed. Pri-
ces rock-bottom.
The Gaylord City Band will give an
other Concert and Ball at the Town
Hall, Frederic, Friday evening March
25th. All are cordially invited, and a
good time is expected.
March 10, w.3.
i A. w. Garfield, the genial M. G.
r. r. agent at this place has been con-
fined to his house by illness for more
than a week past, but is pulling
through in good shape.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church, are arranging musi-
cal treat for our citizens for next We'd
nesday evening. 1t is hoped that the
opera house will be crowded.
Hon. A. A. Smith OF the firm OF
Smith and Beatty, lumbermen, return
: ed FROM his old home at Hillsdale, Fri
! day He reports an unlimited supply
of mud in that section, last week.
The state board of agriculture has
decided TO abandon the experimental
stations in the northern part of the
state, excepting only the Crawling sta
ton.
) s. Dyer's house, on the south side
: came very near being cremated. Sat
! urday. Some bedding in contact
with the stove-pipe in the second story
6 caught fire, and but for timely discov
cry, would have caused a severe loss.
> The temperance sentiment of the
State is becoming crystalized. judge
Grant In Detroit is dealing heavy
blows to the law breakers. At Ba!
City, Monday, seventeen saloonist'
we're fined 5000 each for violation o
the law.
Village elections were held in man.
: places last Monday. Wherever part'
tickets were nominated the republi
cans more than held their own. Yves
) Branch went republican. Last yea
/ it went solidly democratic.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
Church will give a fine Concert at tn
:, Opera House, Wednesday Evening
" March 23d, composed of Recitation
70 by Miss Ella Marvin, Readings an
Music by some of the best local talent
rs Tickets rs cents. No reserved seats
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