Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-02-23
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All kinds of legal blanks at the post
Office
Remember the lecture next Monday
evening.
On Saturday, Matte f. West sold
to Nettie A. Putnam forty acres of
land in Centre Plains township for one
hundred dollars
Who dare now deny the productive
ness of the plains? Triplets in Centre
Plains township, all doing we'll
Work on Mr. Masters store is in
progress, Mr.. Forbes having become
able to resume work.
Lumber teams who were leaving the
woods the first OF the week are return
ing on a double-quick.
Farms for sale in all parts of the
county at A. II. Swarthout's office.
febl6w4
The Reed City Clarion, which was
burned out two weeks ago, is out again
clean and bright and newsy rs ever.
Bro. Barnes makes things git.
w. \. Masters offers some choice
lots for sale adjoining Goodale's addi-
tion.
Work on the interior of Finn's new
store is progressing 1t will be ready
to receive stock soon after the front is
received.
Deeds, mortgages, contracts, and all
legal instruments skilfully executed by
w. A. Masters.
DR. w. G. Hayes, of Buffalo, n. Y,
is in the city looking after a location
for the practice of dentistry, and II
healthy home. He need 20 no further
to secure both
Pine and farming lands bought and
sold on commission by A. II. Swarth-
out. feb16w4
Two gentlemen from Africa were
in the city last week, desirous of EN-
tertaining our citizens at the opera
house Saturday evening, but as it was
engaged they moved OH.
If you want to secure n bargain on
corner lots apply at once to w. A..
Masters.
We understand that Mr.. Frank A.
Curtiss is making considerable prepa-
ration for the manufacture of brick at
his place on the South Branch, near
Richmond's school house.
Insure with A. II. Swarthout in the
Home. WatertOwn or the Underwriters
Insurance Companies. feb16w4
We are indebted TO Hon. Il. w. Fer
ry for copy of the Congressional di-
rectory rthe Forty-seventh Congress,
containing much of interest arranged
for ready reference.
Our Roscommon neighbors held the
first village caucus for the nomination
of officers to be supported at their first
village election. in March, last Tues
day. We have not learned the result.
For low prices in sewing machines,
organs, school books and stationery
call on w. A Masters.
The engine room and part of the
frame of the main building for the
planning mill is up, and all would have
been raised but for the big storm.
which has temporarily delayed tile
work.
At Vaughn's camp on the nortl
branch 5000, 900 feet have been put in
and there is 1.500, coo more on the
skids. After this is in he has over / =.
600, 900 to cut and dray haul to the
river.
The storm of Wednesday gave near
ly hundred mechanics here lay off
during its continuance. The entir,
railroad force had to suspend opera
tions.
A pack of fifteen wolves followed 9
team toating from Beaver Lake sta
ton recently TO within one-half mil,
of the camp, on the Au Sable, few
miles below st. Helens.. The drive
kept them off by vigorously swinging
IA lantern. They are reported plent!
in that section. -Ogemaw Herald.
Some of the most desirable Locations
for business and dwelling i'm the vii
lage for sale 10y w. A. Masters.
On the Goth inst, at Henry Mantz 4