Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-09

FOR fresh crhckerS, Vookiee, bread
and Confectionery. go 10 G. w. Wight's
restaurant. He has Just received a
large assortment.
Il. Alger shot large wild cat last
Saturday. In the chicken coop OF Mr..
Joseph Burton, while RECALLING itself
on chicken.
You can buy your clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods of Jackson IL
Masters cheaper than at any other
place In the county.
Rev. A. !. Richards. OF Bay City,
was thrown from his sleigh while out
Sleighing, and is now confined to the
house with a badly sprained ankle.
q. A Ingerson has taken clerks
desk In the Office of the commissioner
of the State land Office, at Lansing.
He will be good one.
The Mic Matt says: Warren Lewis
and brothers are getting along fine
with their lumber job. They skid $50
600 day with an OK team" A whop-
per team.
They are having a wood famine in
Roscommon, and the two papers are
trying TO keep each other warm by
auarreling over the frozen up weter
works.
There was an Increase of IL cases OF
diphtheria, in Bay City. last week over
the previous week. Bay City is good
place for our citizens to stay away,
from. for the present.
Louis Jensen, secretary for Michel
son g. Hanson Lumber Co.. purchased
H. Whitley's residence on Center St.,
this week, for which he paid 81, 100
spot cash. Gaylord NesoS.
We receive the Cedar Springs Clip
per, in exchange. and it is one of the
brightest and best printed papers that
come to this Office. Its republican.
ism is uDquestioned.
~ want to be a robin, and it would
just suit me, while all the birds are
singing there, to perch upon the tree.
But If cannot be the bird with breast
of red, why then. with eggs at 40c a
dozen, I'd gladly be a hen. "-Er.
Henry Graham. of Harrisville, froze
to death last Saturday night, during
the blizzard. while hunting for his IL
year old daughter who was out in the
storm. She is supposed to have per-
ished.
Mr.. Orlando Hicks is now our assist
ant in the Office, as Mr.. WIN. Covert
intends going to the Agricultural Col
lege on the 18th. men may come
and men may go, but we stay here
right along."
Conductor Frank Richards. who has
been in the employ OF the Michigan
Central railroad for number of years,
on the Mackinaw division, has severed
his connection with that company
Bay city Tribune.
Last Thursday was Miss Sarah Muir
phys sixteenth birthday, and a large
number of her young friends surprised
her by calling and spending the even
ing in a social manner. and in accord
ance with the ideas of ''sweet sixteen"
A livery stable keeper dunned
printer at Benton Harbor, for bill of
S2.5 He was soupdly thrashed, and
In future will demand cash in advance
from all members of the fraternity.
The Michigan Central will sell tick
cts for one fare for the round trip, to
Detroit, Feb. 2lst and 22d to return
on the 23d, on account of the Repub-
lican State convention and Michigan
Club banquet.
Over 200 car loads o; potatoes have
been shipped from Gaylord, since last
fall. One merchant bought 1.500 bush
els last week, paying 80 cents per bu.
for them. The Herald says that there
are 20O, 600 bushels yet in sight, in the
hands of the farmers.
Mr.. Joseph Sewell, of Cheney. re-
turned last week from Grand Traverse
county, where lie has been on an ex-
tended visit. While there he am used
himself by husking 200 bushels of corn,
which was quite a job for a boy 70
years of age.
II. Feldstein. the "nobby tailor" is
prepared to do all work in his line, in
the nobbiest manner. His tailors are
first class artists ia their profession,
and our subscribers who want any
thing in the way of suits, that tit, can
not find more fitting time than the
present to give him call.
The lecture on the public school
question by Rev. E. +. Caster at the
Opera House on Monday evening, was
largely attended. Tie speaker hand
led his subject in a Inasterly manner,
showing deep thought. Pho