Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-01-26

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pay up past indebtedness and one yea
Ia advance. We viii furnish them witt
the AMERICAN FARMER, for the salll,
length Of time, FREE
Peter Brinkeastine, OF Bay City, fel
ana broke bis neck. last Saturda,
night week. Two hours after he Eel
he walked home. He Is now suffering
from paresis.
Miss Alkaline Holmes and her sister
Mics Frances Holmes. of Bay City,
died from DIphtheria, last Sunda,
night. Miss AdaIine was a teacher ID
the Graded school.
Muskegon county Is a little short on
money to meet present emergencies
and. has decided 10 borrow S2s. 500
30 is Crawford county. but s., 600. OF
Is the amount borrowed. ~ tt.
There will be joint meeting to-mor
row evening. of the members of tht
Grand Army of the Republic, Won
aus Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans.
A large attendance is desired.
Hunters have considerable poisoned
meat scattered out In different places
south of here. for wolf bait Two
wolves were killed by this means al
Rea's camp last week. Atlanta TTib
uae.
"Rory" Frazer. well known to every
body who has been up the river, wal
in the village Tuesday on his way
down the river after horse. He is a
pleasant acquaintance indeed.-Mit
Null.
Wolves are reported very numerous
in the south part of the county thi,
winter. Mrs. L. A Irwin and Mis-,
Gertie Meyers while making a trip tc
Rea's camp, on Hunt creek, on Mon
day, saw three. -Atla'lta Tribune.
The Skating Rink is kept open Sun
day. in GAYLORD. and no one objects
But the Ministers are preaching, and
even repeating their sermons on the
gross violations of the Seventh Com.
mandment.
J. A. Breakey and 8. Odell visited
Hartwick's sheep-ranch last Saturday,
aud were greatly pleased with the
promise of successful sheep raising il
this section. Mr.. Breakey has 108 on
his farm in Center Plains.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Hicks. former
residents of Grayling, are spending the
winter in Ann Arbor. where Mr.. ii. i:
studying for AN advanced degree In the
University. They will return to the
Agricultural College, the last of Feb
ruary.
DIED-At the residence of her son
in this village, Friday, January goth,
Magdalena Rosenkilde, aged "a years.
The funeral serviceswere conducted
by Rev. A. Gothic, of Manistee, at the
M. E. church, assisted by Rev. s. q.
Taylor, and were largely attended.
DIED-At her home 10 Grove Town
ship, Sunday, January goth, Mrs.
Charles Fautley.
The funeral services was held on
yesterday, and the body buried in
the cemetery in Blaine township.
WE will furnish the Toledo Blade and
the Acdlanche for one year for s 1.80
the National Tribune and the Ao0-
Lanche for 5 100 and the Michigan
Farmer and Aualancle for S 1.S0, cash
in advance.
The Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor" will hold their
Anniversary Services, ut the Presby.
terrain church Sabbath evening, the
Goth. All are invited to attend. A
collection for Missionary purposes will
be taken up at the close of the services.
The tariff is bound to engage public
attention more than ever. The best
protection journal for the price is the
HoME MARKET BULLETIN of Boston.
We will send it one year in CONNECTION
with the AVALANCHE for only 81. 80.
One or more of our most too good
readers have been Directing to a Local
that appeared in our last tissue, and
we apologize as did an editor down
South: Don't stop reading our papeI
because you don't like what appears
in it. The last cabbage you sent US,
didn't agree with us either, but we did
not drop you from our list"