Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-14

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The head officials or the Michigan
Central railroad went over the Mscki
nav division of the road last week or
a tour of inspection.
NOTICE. IA will do a general repair
ing of Pumps. Water Pipe and Steam
Works, until further notice.
f. r. DECKROw.
The appointment of ex-Auditor.
General H.. II. Aplin to be receiver OF
the land Office at Gsay ling has been
confirmed by the Senate.
fE. N. Sailing. of Manistee is In the
city this week on one of his occa.
sionai business visit with his partners,
Messrs. Hanson & Nicholson.
MARRIED-On the o. inst. by Just.
McEiroy, Mr.. Harry Shreeve, of Gray
ling. and Miss. Sarah Richardson. of
Luzerne, Oscoda County.
The Supervisors met Monday, and
were nearly swainped with the deluge
of bills, which are nice thing, with
out a dollar in the contingent fund.
1t is rumored that the Bagley saw
mill is to start up next week, and that
about 200 train loads oe sawlogs are
piled in the yard awaiting that event
-OtSego Co. Herald.
Do not make a mistake but take
your Watches, Clocks and Jewellery
for repairs to G. w. Smith, Jeweler
and Engraver. Prices as low as good
work permits.
Justice WOODBURY. said 80 days to
Isaac Holly, Tuesday, for stealing a
buffalo robe when he was drunk.
The poor fellow was evidently prepar-
ing for cold winter.
Local items and money are the scar
cest articles in town. We might get
over the former in some way but the
latter is ''nonpulser". West Branch
Democ.Sat.
Rev. Geyer has been confined to the
house for the last two weeks from a
severe attack of Lumbago, but is.now
improving and expects to preach next
Sunday, If able to do so.
The old officers Of Marvin Post, q.
A. r., were all reelected except OFF,
Ger of the Day. A. J. Rose was elect
ed to that position, and on last Satur-
day evening was duly installed.
Mrs. Minnie j. Forbes, of Grants
Pass, Oregon, formerly of Crawling,
was married on the 2Sth of December,
last, to Rev. A. w. Nichols. of Fish
ers, Washington. Rev. H. w. Hicks
offlciated.
Andrew J. Love has opened the
lake in his ice business. He has a
monster ice house erected, and the ice
is now perfect. He will supply the
town this season, having contracted
with all the principal consumers.
Our South Branch correspondent
wants to know what those three young
tuen from Roscommon left the road
so suddenly for when they saw the
horse team coming 1t looked "A trihe
suspicious, the way the snow flew.
w. J. Coffron made a trip over to
the new city of Lewiston, yesterday.
He reports that the first train over
the new Twin Lake branch from Gray
ling arrived while he was there. At
La1ata Tribune.
The farmers of Cheboygan county
claim that it will be years before
they can recover from the effects of
the failure of crops this season. 1t is
said that many of them have dispos-
ed of teams and live stock ira order TO
secure the necessaries of life for win
ter. -ED.
A West Branch man has n COW
which follows him up and down stairs
like dog. The other night he left
the COW in the stall but In the morn
ing found that she had climbed to the
upper floor of the barn and was quiet
ly munching hay.
All of our subscribers who are square
on the books will be furnished with
the NATIONAL TRIBUNE, the best
paper published In the interest of old
soldiers, for SIS cents per year. Sub
scribe at once. See prospectus in an
other column.
Duke Mckenzie got lost In the
woods between Grayling and Bald
Hill during the recent storm and wan
dered through the wet marshes for
forty-six houre before he was rescued.
His legs were frozen solid below the
knees and will have to be amputated.
He is now in the hospital, at Manis-
tee.
Hon. s. Perry Youngs, of Stanton.
ex.Receiver of the U. b. Land Office,
came in on Monday to attend Court,
looking hearty and happy. It will
be remembered that his wife's trunk