Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-01-17

day morning.
Genuine thunder and lightning Ia
Turn Of the Tide.
Mr.. T. Mitchell IL IN town for visl,
with family and friends.
81 Dox. Sea Lion Salmon. q great
bargain at only a dime, at Claggetts'
The saw-mill OF HIM. Loud & Sons,
at Oscoda. was destroyed bv fire, Tues.
day morning.
Mrs l.. q. Cole offers her house,
next to Town Hall, for sale, cheap,
and on easy terms.
Before purohasing suit, overcoat
or pair OF pants, go to the old eetab-
lished reliable merchant, Julius Kra-
mer.
Sailing, Hanson q Co. shipped
100, 900 feet of lumber to Cape Town.
South Africa, one day last week.
For fresh Crackers, Cookies, Bread
and Confectionery. go to G. w. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received a
large assortment.
Archie Mckay is at Rockford, Ill,
attending the wedding of his brother.
He will be home Saturday.
Hon. A. A. Smith. and wife, of
Beaver Creek, returned from visit
at HiIlsdale and Lansing. Tuesday.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
Society will meet at Mrs. +. Brig
hams. on Friday afternoon. Jan. 18th,
for work.
The brilliant talents of the Detroit
Ladies' Trio, will undoubtedly bring
out large audience at the church, on
next Monday evening. Admission Is
cents.
A meeting will be held mt the APP
penzelle school house, on Sunday.
January 10th. for the purpose of or
ganizing a Sunday School. All are
cordially invited to attend.
Read S. n. & Co.'S. advertise
meut in this paper. Il Is to your
interest.
Be sure and see Turn of the Tide. at
the Town Hall, Frederic. Friday Eve.
Jan. 25th. Doors open mt z o'clock.
Curtain rises s sharp. Admission,
adults 20 cents and children 10 cts.
60 to the Restaurant of G. w. Wight
where you will find a nice selection of
Fresh Candies. Oranges. Bananas,
Malaga Grapes, Bulk Oysters, etc.
The Greek Statue Posing, must he
seen. to be appreciated. The flash
ings lights the varying hues, the
changing scenes. the beauty and grace,
defy description.
p. j. Mosher has large quantity of
seasoned wood, cut green, which he
will deliver in any part of the village
for one dollar cord. His horse IL
constantly on the street and all orders
will be promptly filed.
There well he Joint installation of
the officers of Crawling Hive, Lot.
NJ, No. "a. and of Crawford Tent, X.
o. T. NJ, No. 1872. on Saturday Eve.
next. at the Hall. Great Deputy Com
inanders of both societies will be pre-.
sent and u pleasant time is antici.
pated.
We do not think sheriff Chalker has
trained his dog to furnish meat for the
family, but on Saturday the dog stole
about fifty pounds of beef from far
mer's sleigh and started for home. 1t
is perhaps needless to say the farmer
was mad.
The remains of a fine Portland cut-
ter, prepared for quick kindling wood.
tells the story of a runaway team
driven down by Frank Skaters, of
Center Plains. who was coming to
town with his sister, last Saturday.
The Soprano of the Detroit Ladies'
Trio Miss Eastmen-is daughter of
the Rev Mr.. Eastman. a clergyman
in the M. E. Church. Her sweet and
powerful voice makes hosts Of admir-
ers.
The Roscommon Opera House after
paying 5000. 90 to it stockholders. and
all other expenses, had still S13S So Of
its savings on bapd from receipts dur
ing the past year. Such a building
here would do ss well. IL not better
Sailing. Hanson & Co sawed "a. 000,.
600 feet of lumber at their band and
circular mill last season. During 1895
they will put In 80, 600. 900 feet of logs.
OF these 5000. 900 will be put in on the
Twin Lake branch of the Michigan
Central and 5000. 900 feet on the
north and south branches O. the Au
Sable.