Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-02-11

The ,AvALAScHE and Detroit 1rib-
une. one year. for a dollar and half.
The feed pipe to the boiler at the
Grayling House, got clogged la some
way. the pipes were overheated and
when cold water was turned on they
burst. Stoves were put In use at
once, and the pipe will be replaced
this week. or as soon as 1t can be
received from Milwaukee.
A large wheel upon the steam press
used Ia printing the Echo. at Alpena
last Friday broke. and pieces of the
wheel flew in all directions. A piece
struck LavilIe Prince, injuring him
seriously. Other employees had mar
row escapes.
A Roscommon man bought a woods
mans grip" at an auction sale of
baggage at Roscommon a few days
ago. The grip, which was not worth
much. was found to contain Il good
suit OF clothes, in one o; the pockets
of which the purchaser found a IS
bill.
The attention of our readers is called
to the prospectus of the New YORK
PRESS, in another column. 1t is one
of the best, If not the best republican
paper published in New York city, and
all who want a paper during the COM
ing campaign, published outside of our
state, should subscribe at once. Sub
scriptions received at this Office.
The editor sat in his old feather
chair, with his head in his hands and
fingers through his hair, he is suffer-
ing from chills and his nose that was
soppy, just as he sneezes the foreman
cries more copy, he yells at the
man at the case as he braces mp and
makes face, do the best you can and
letter skip, I'm going to bed with the
internal grip.-Ex.
Moved by sup. Babcock, supported
by sup. Mcqueen, that the State and
county be allowed A. b. Valentine for
killing one wolf, carried. -Hillman
Telegraph. When will they take pos
session of the state and county, and if
a man kills bear does Montmorency
supervisors allow him two states, and
only a scent for killing pole-cat.--
Alpe'aG Pioneer.
Michigan Central trains now run
daily into Twin Lakes from Grayling,
while four civil engineers and assist
ants are laying out a branch of the
Michigan Central railroad from Twin
Lakes to Atlanta. The engineers say
that the company may run the road
from Atlanta to Alpena, which leads
the Echo to say that il that occurs, i.
will be detriment to that city.
One of our physicians recently re-
ceived the following letter from a
country physician %: Dear dock /
hav a pashunt who's phisicol sines
shoes that the windpipe was liberated
of, and his lung have dropped intoo
his stumick. he is unable to swoller
and fear his stumick tube is gon. /
hav Civ hym evry thing without eff
feckt. his father is welthy One able
and intiuenshial he is an active
member of the NJ. E. Chirsch and
god nos / don't won't to loose hym.
what shall / due. ans. buy returne
male. yours in need. -Er.
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ILL.,, can get it and the AVALANCHE for
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