Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-11-25

deer head mounCeos Dy the u ,ider-
mist, Hoslsr. II was killed by Mr..
Nelson.
Rev. r. L. Cope and w. A. Masters
went to the woods, on Monday, to
hunt for q herd Of deer that Mr..
Masters lost on Saturday.
Chas. Silsby of Center Plains, was
In town the other day, with load
Of Cabbage. He says his currency
this year is cabbage, hay and pota-
toes, but next year 1t is going TO be
hogs.
Geo. Fauble, of Hurnip's Corners
formerly q resident of Grove town.
shir, was written TO by @. Fautley, In
regard to $1,000 horses, In that To-
cality, replied that they had no $40
horses In that section since Mckinley
was inaugurated.
A careless hunter In the woods near
Gaylord came near killing ex-Sheriff
Names and his wife. The bullet came
crashing through window In the
Names residence, aud passed uucom-
fortably close to both occupants of
the room.
The people of the state will soon
know all about the result OF sugar
beet culture. The scientific depart
ment of the Michigan Agricultural
College has q bulletin In the press
giving the results of experiments
and valuable information to growers
Of the beets.
Frank Mulholland, student and
traveller, will lecture on "The Athe-
mans and Their City" at the N. e.
church, tomorrow friday evening,
for the benefit of the Ladies' Aid
Society. Admission Is and 10 cents.
1t is an interesting subject, and the
lecturer is highly recommended, and
should have large audience.
Mrs. M. J. Connine left Thursday
to spend the winter 1t Ashcville,
North Carolina, where she spent last
winter. Mr.. Connine's father and
mother arrived few days ago. and
will remain here with him this win
ter.-Oscoda Press.
The M. & III. L. Co. have con-
tracted with Judson O'Brien to bank
two million feet of hemlock on the
North Branch, this winter. and with
Fred Smith to bank eighthundred
thousand feet of hemlock on the same
stream. Journal.
q. M. w, Blakesly, formerly IN
business here, but now in Lansing,
was sued last week for IS, 900, 90 dam.
ages, for selling minor alcohol,
which was diluted and drank. Mr..
Blakesly claims that the young man
represented that his father sent fol
it for medicinal purposes.
"The Adventures of Francois" the
new novel by DR.. s. Weir Mitchell
author of Hugh Wynne, Free Qua
ker, will begin in the January mum
Der Of the Century. 1t 10 a story o
the French Revolution. its hero |
founding and adventurer. The tai,
Is one of adventure throughout, bu
all of it portrayed with DR.. Mitch
ellis keen Characterization and wit
The suit of E. T. Bennett, ex-edl
tor Of the Bay City Tribune agains
the former stockholders, resulted i
a verdict for Bennett, of s19,3S(
, The stockholders had Bennett arres,
ed and brought back from Chicag
on the charge OF embodiment yea
; or more ago. He was not convicted
and brought suit for damages. JudR
, Kelley, of Alpena, represented Bel
, nett.-Alpena Pioneer.
Fellow man, II you owe your me
3 chant, stay with him; and II 20
have q dollar to spend, spend it wit
I him, and then as you prosper, pa
q him I've or ten dollars, as provident
q has blessed you, and that mercbar
will carry you through adversely vi
!. til you reach prosperity. Don't {
4 to some other merchant and pay yol
h cash, when the merchant who trus
a ed you ought to have the same.-E
II The last legislature provided Il
the distribution of the Michiga
q Legislature Manual (red book)
A each district school In the stat
: These books are the property Of IL
: school, and should not be taken fro
the building by any one. Teacher
should see that the Manual becom
part OF the school library. If W
+" have no library let this be the begi
- ming, and add 70 II as quickly 40 "
y can.