Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-09-22

The finest display of Lamps ev,
made in Grayling can now be seen
DR.. Traver's window. Call and :,
them before they are sold.
\ 1t is simply marvellous how quicl1l
constipation, biliousness, sick hea,
Sache, fever and ague, and malaria, al
cured by Sellers Liver Pills"
AT n recent law suit in the soutl
sern part of this County, it was demon
'trated that three barrels of saurllral
was not sufficient consideration for
acow, either it or the contract was nc
strong enough to hold her.
We hold in our possession con
1plimentary to the Otsego County Fail
TO be held at Gaylord some time dr
ring this month, and for which the Sc,
retary, A. j. Taylor, has our thanks.
The funeral of Jimmie, the littl
|four-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Oaks, of Center Plains, took plac
from the parents residence in tina
township on Tuesday, the 18th inst
The services were conducted by Rev
t.. w. West.
Mr.. Ira f. Richardson laid us un
der obligation Tuesday by the gift of
luscious watermelon, which for rich
ness and delicacy of flavor '1ays over
amy of the importations from Bay City
|or any other point outside.
"A man in Grove township had
very narrow escape last week while il
the woods hunting. He was discov
|ered by some persons and was mistaken
for bear and had they possessed ,
gun he certainly would have beer
shot-at.
Mrs. l.. d. Sewell, Mr.. Dennis
Johnson and wife, Mrs. l.. Il. Sewel
and son, and Miss Eva Conrad, friends
and relatives of Mrs. J. NJ. Francis
and Mr.. l.. T., and Jasper Sewell, ar,
on their way north with car load o.
goods and chattels to take up theil
abode in this county near the village
of Pere Cheney.
Farmers T. Lound of Grove, and
|. Richardson of South Branch, were
in town on Tuesday with load of farm
produce consisting of cabbages, toma
toes, melons, squashes, ETC., which
were all excellent of their kind, and
proves to a demonstration that foI
those vegetables the soil of this county
IS the equal of any.
The parties in this village who
have the stove and pipe up, around
which they hover and shiver these
oracing mornings, are going TO buy a
shot gun and go up and shoot Mr.. F.
Owen, the mason, if he don't come
lown and build that chimney. Do you
noind that, nowl
Mr.. L. j. Tryon and wife having
disposed of their village property here,
departed last Friday for Midland City,
where we learn they have very pleas
INT home. They leave many warm
riends here who will cherish the mem
'ry of the rare Christian graces of Mrs.
Tryon, and of her devotion to the
.ause of Christ.
While 'hoofing" it over hill and
lale to w. G.. Johnson's in the south 1
rn part of Grove township last Mon
lay, we noticed that whortleberries
we're again in blossom, as also straw
'erries, while the little johnny jump
lps were shedding their sweet fragrance
N the morning air. This effect has
'een produced by the recent warm|
ain after the prolonged drought.
The recent increase of wages by|
he mill company at this place from|
Il .25 to Sl.50 per day, is an act that
realty rejoices the men, and reflects
much credit upon Messrs. Sailing, Han
on Il Co., who are quite liberal as
veil as enterprising, sagacious and pru-
ent business men.
DIR. Thatcher, of Bay City, will be
n our village again this week, and cam
e found at the Exchange ready to
erform all dental operations entrusted
o him, in the most workmanlike man
er, which years of experience in al
rst-class dental Office has fitted HIM
D do.
Mr.. M. s. H., a worthy citizen of
his village has trouble on his hands
ight off, az he is about to be sum
loned into high court for false repre-
to Hon. DIR. ID. W., n gentle
IAN of great note and prominence,
nd our citizens are looking for rich de
as it will require the pa
lent toll of experts to unravel the
iighty testimony of his guilt.
COUNTY TREAsuRE's OFFIce,
GRAYLINo, MICH,
Notice is hereby given that the An
ual Tax Sales of Lands delinquent