Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-21

\ Won I'D tnto township, ana brought Il
the head last Monday and applied TO
, the bounty Of s.. 90 to which he is en-
titled.
Mr.. F. D. Robinson received wore
last Monday that his eldest son, Ola
renee, was very sick, and he left fol
Towanda, Penn, where his family re
sides, on the early train Tuesda,
morning.
WIN. Donahue OF Bay City, brake
man on Toohey's log train, Frederic
Branch. had the first finger of his left
hand amputated while coupling cars
Tuesday. The end of his thumb was
also crushed.
John Randall, formerly editor OF
the Northern Mail, has been arrested
for alleged destruction of public bridge
across the AnSable river. about three
miles from Milo. His examination is
now In progress. - Detroit Tribune.
Otsego Lake has granted licenses to
two saloons. and they are now in full
blast. IT'S said that one man there
was paid 500 to go on the bonds of
one of the saloonists. --Otsego Co.
Herald.
+. o. Salisbury, veterinary Surgeon,
has rented the house of Mr.. J. s. Har-
der, on Maple street, lately occupied
by Mrs. Balch, and moved into It yes
terday, where he can be- found ut all
times when not at his office.
Henry Hill purchased portioh OF
the Central House and had it moved
on his lot corner of Ionia street and
Peninsular Avenue. He will add to
it, thereby making himself quite a
nice residence.
Frank Deckrow returned from
Beaver Creek township last Monday.
where he put down tubular we'll for
John Hanna, and put up ten foot
windmill. He also put down a tubu-
lar we'll at the Hanna school.house.
and one for w. H. james, on his farm.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian church, will serve Ice Cream
every Saturday evening at the rooms
OF Mrs. Rusnell, next door to Conner & |
Taylor's meat market. All are invited
to attend the opening on the 23rd.
We received this week from John |
Leline, of South Branch, hens egg.
which in orr estimation, takes the
cake. 1t measures 6lxS4 inches and
weighs little over four ounces.-Ros.
NeacS.
The Michigan Pipe Co., of Bay City.
has the contract of laying the water
pipes in our streets, and work on the
same is expected to begin next week,
and TO be finished in time for use on
the Fourth of july The cost will be
about So, $780, OF. Co. Herald.
A. J. Rose has just closed con
tract with the Michigan Central rail,
road company t. build an addition TO
the depot at this place, which will give
the proprietor of the Eating House.
Mr.. A Maxwell, about twelve more
rooms for his guests.
A meeting has beer called for Satur.
lay evening, June Both of the Sons of
Veterans for the purpose of organic
ing a camp. 1t will be held Mt the
Town Hall All Sons OF Veterans
over Is gears of age are invited to be
present.
A justice of the peace at Pentwater, {
Mich, recently sentenced man to
liDety-nine years imprisonment for
hooting another mans hog. He said
lie would have hanged the miscreent If :
he laws of Michigan had included {
hanging among the punishments to be :
lsed in extreme cases.
Charles L. Foster post G.. A. r., Z
through Gov. Luce sent It's sympathy +
o its OLD commander in the field, Gen. =
?. III. Sheridan. Now Gov. Luce re-
elves proper telegram in reply from
lrs. Sheridan. relating how pleased :
he sick man is to know that his old u
remember him. -Det. Nesos. y
The reunion at Gettysburg will be ),
in the July Century by ?
he publication of short article de-
criptive OF the retinions of the Blue
nd the Gray which have taken place
'ithin the last few years. A poem by re
n ex-confederate soldier, entitled "rhe 81
Ugh Tide at Gettysburg will be W
rinted In this number. FL
w. e. French. excursion agent for :.
ne NJ. G. r. r.. has made arrange
tents to run special train from Gay .,
'rd and intermediate points to Bay al
ity, July 9Th. on account OF Bar to
um's circus on that date. The fare sc
ON Grayling for the round trip will II,
; g.. 30 ar
John Wood killed two bear near the
anistea river early this week. One In
them was the laruest h,iav On ptnrad ~,