Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-09-16

A Good flaming MII1peys for itself
in a short time, by the iinI<oved con-
dition of the grain cleaned Wy IL. to
say nothing of durability and esze Of
working. The machines made ~
Johnston G. Field, Racine, Wis, are
of that kind. Sec their advertisements
on another page. For sale by O. Pal
mer
The following 'notis" Is posted on
fence in Vernon township: IF AIRY
man or woman's COWS or oxen gifts in
those yere oats. his or her tail will be
cut off. am a Cristian man and pays
my taxes, but d-n man who lets
his critter loose, says I."-Otsego Co.
Herald.
The West Branch Base Ball club de-
feated the Roscommon club on Tues
day, by score of 81 to 6. They will
play the Grayling club some day next
week. We would advise the Crawling
sluggers to give some time to practice
as the West Branchers will play them a
closer game than they played at Ros-
common.
On Tuesday, the 9TH, inst, was the
10Th anniversary of Miss Dora Inger-
sons birth day. About twenty of the
friends and neighbors of the family
assembled in the evening to congratu-
late her on the suspicious occasion.
She received several presents both use
full and ornamental, among which was
q handsome necklace, presented by
her parents.
Thos. Sullivan alias Mike Flanders,
native of ''Old Ireland" on the way
from the woods to Roscommon, while
| waiting for the train, fill up with bug
juice until his legs got tangled-was
taken to the cooler; in the morning
paid his respects to the Justice, was
fined S., 90 and costs, and for want OF
the wherewithal will board with Sher-
| if Hum for the next ten days.
A. j. Rice. of detroit, travelling for
some house in that city, and who is
possessed of handsome whiskers of Il
| fiery hue, made furious attack on
the landlord of the Grayling House,
one day last week. He was arrested
and after celebrating some time, plead
guilty and paid the fine and costs as
sessed against him and departed under
the impression that it was a bad eli
mate for pugnacious person to re-
side in who has not the ability of a
John L. Sullivan. The next time he
| visits Grayling he will tackle some one
else than John l..
Simpsons Lake has passed into the
possession of A. G. Babbitt, who with
his father II. s. Babbitt ara engaged
in putting up buildings preparatory to
engaging in the business of Matching
Grayling and Brook Trout. The
scarcity of these fish and the we'll
known ability of the parties in this
line of business is guarantee that it
will prove successful pecuniarily to
themselves and a benefit to all, as it
will be a means whereby our streams
and lakes can be once more stocked
with the fish of which they are now
nearly denunded.
On Monday John Hacking, the
pioneer of that township which bears
his name; presented us with a sample
of some Of the plums which grew on
his farm this year. He has two var-
cites of the egg plum, red and yellow.
The yellow is much the larger but both
are as luscious as any we have ever
tasted. Mr. Hacking had but a few this
year but has a large number of trees
| and will have an abundance in a few
years. He will this year have over
200 bushels of apples and he has well
demonstrated the fact that for fruit
growing, Ogemaw county is inferior to
none in the State.-Ogemdto Times.
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