Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-03-02

~ lew &iIIr o. IfiIF| I<itou \|I1. On
hand. at the store Of Sailing. Hunson
4 Co. which they are selling at re.
dnced prices
Richard Fleming of Norway Is buy
ing chains against. aud titles In the
Democ,at. Herald and Press. the pa
persJ. Maurice Finn was spccesslvely
connected with. II clean sitles can
be secured Publication probably will
be RESUMED.
Great Slaughter Sale in Groceries.
at ClaRgett l. Prineles'. Prices. rock
bottom. Call aud see.
Harry Winters. the brakeman on the
Mackioaw division who was injured
recently near Grayling. has recovered,
and last evening took a special freight
train to Detroit as conductor bay
CITY Press
There was no fuii moon last
nontis. Ii Is only once ia about tweu-
tv years that month passes without
u fall mccn. The last full moon was
on January 81 and the next Will be
tonight.
The present bounty or wolves is So
for the adult animal ard 81 for those
under three months old. Representa-
tive Blakley has introduced a bill to
Increase this to $50 and $40, that this
source of danger 20 sheep in northern
Michigan may more rapidly be re-
moved
The January Century has been out
of print for soae time, and os the
February number the publishers now
have orders for more than five thou
sand copies awaiting new edition.
A large first edition of the March
Century. containing the reminiscent
ces of Napoleon at Elba. will be ready
on the first day of March
G. +. Metcalf, dentist, Of Gay
lord, Michigan, will be in Gray
Ling, at the eface of Dr.. VIM.
Woodworth, March 9TH to 18th
inclusive, for the practice Of
dentistry.
The people of Crawford county are
taxed aIore for eggs, butter and county
officers than those of any other county
in the State. They come high, but
we must have them, as it is luxuries
and not accessories that tickle our
palates. Quality is only considered
in the case of butter and eggs.
The guests ar the hotel de-Wakely,
declare that their slumbers at night
ale SO painful on account of omniver-
ous anu carniverous insects that If
they are not exteruiinated they will
not stay there. We do not believe
the stories told by them and credit the
pricking to their copsciences. which
must be guilty, or they would not be
there.
After the election last fall. it was
rumored. that the leaders of the dem
ocracy declared that If they had have
had three hundred dollars more, they
would have elected every county off,
Ger. Can the report of the Board of
Supervisors Of the county be taken as
an estimate OF what IL would cost the
democratic party to carry the countyY
The Roscommon NeooS, says: "a
man by the name Of Finn, of Cheboy-
gan, state oil Inspector, tried to swim
die Iuan NAMED Beverly out of $40. 90.
He received the money, but was made
to disgorge it, as Beverly did not like
the idea of being made sucker of,
even by democrat" So it goes,
whether the amount is either large or
small. one gullet holds it all.
Rev. II. II. Culver arose in his dig.
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off his feet Monday night, headed for
Canada. He informed the Herald
that he had good offer to travel for
a life insurance company, and was
about persuaded to accept the situat'n.
Whether he should return to Gaylord
or not. he couldn't ay.--Otsego Co.
Herald.
Last fall, in demonstrating his pc
culiar fitness for the position of sheriff,
the democratic candidate, at Cheney,
said: 1.-THE republican candidate for
sheriff is good fellow, but suppose a
murder, highway robbery or theft took
place. what could a one armed man do
in arresting the perpetrator9" His au-
dience cheerej hun, thinking it pre-
posterous and Iaughable that one
armed republican could or would dare
arrest democrat. But it can be done.