Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-23

VIM. Marsh. of Mancelona, was In
town over Sunday, and took In In the
NEEDING of his brother in the evening,
A new line of bustles at the Pioneer
Store of s. ii. e. Co.
George 8 anderson and G. w. Har-
der return g I from their weeks fishing
trip down the AuSable. last Friday.
They report Crawling getting scarce.
A few nice water sets at 8. II. 4 Co.'S.
Pioneer Store.
j. &. Dawson and John l.. Kittle
went to Grayling on Monday of this
week to attend u political meeting =
Northern Mail.
Oranges, lemons, coccanuts and ba-
nanas at the market of Conner & Tay-
Tor.
F. p. Richardson, of Center Plains,
has been obliged to build a large addi-
ton to his barn, Notwithstanding the
drouth.
A full supply of vegetables Of all
kinds, constantly on hand, at the new
Meat Market Of Conner g. Taylor.
Miss Bell Cameron, of Frederic,
was visiting with her sister, Mrs. G. ..
Mccullough, and other friends. last
week.
May Patent and Gold Dust Flour,
the best in the State, at s. Ii. g. Cos.
Pioneer Store.
We begin to-day series of Pioneer
Sketches, which should be kept for
future reference when the history of
Crawford county shall be written up.
A nice assortment of salt and pepper
shakers at the Mammoth store of s.
II. & Co.
Miss Josie Jones returned from her
visit to Chesaning last Saturday ac-
companied by her aunt, Miss l.. Gro
foot.
For fresh butter, eggs, etc, go to
the new Meat Market of Conner & Tay-
lor.
David Shoppenagon started for the
Fox River country last Monday where
he will put in the time for six weeks or
more fishing and hunting in that sec
ton along with Mr.. Flint, of Chicago.
A good yoke of oxen for sale and
two steers, one and two years old. In
quire of +. F. Hoesli, or at this Office.
A man from the camp of Sailing 4
Hanson, (near Otsego Lake, was so in
jured SO badly last Monday, that he
died before the doctor could arrive. -
OtSego Co. Ne,os.
| We are indebted to NJ ID. Osband,
of Frederic, for memoranda of the
lives of some of the pioneers of the
northern portion of the county, which
we shall use in orr Pioneer Sketches
MARRIEp-At the residence of A.
H. Marsh. by Rev. J. w. Taylor, Sun
day, Aug 10, MIR. HARVEY MARSH
of Otsego Lake, aud Miss ORPHA
HENRY, of Grayling.
Geo. F. Owen has his job of under
pining the school house nearly com
pleted. The building will be repaint-
ed and thoroughly cleaned previous to
the opening of school, Sept. 3.
When couplp Of merchants start
toward the Manistee, Saturday eve
ming. with two days rations and full
supply of fishing tackle, are we to
suppose they have started for church
Jacob Lightner, OF Grove, reports
that he has the best piece of wheat in
Crawford county and as good as any
raised in the state, which he proposes
TO prove when he threshes it.
J. M. Finn is billed for Elmira, next
Saturday, with w. r. Burt, and
Messrs. Baldwin and Andrews, of Otse-
go Co. laying pipe for the senatorial
nomination of Sept. 9TH.
A G. Wilcox has been engaged
for several days grading down the
yard about the NJ. f. Church. and
filing up the lot adjoining. 1t is a
big improvement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Osband, of Frederic
will spend Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. F. A. Baldwin. Mr., Osband has
sold out at Frederic, and they will
soon move to Lansing, their former
home. -Otsego Co. Nelcs.
The Northern Mail, SAYS ION Mon
day of this week we had an opportu-
nifty to see rivermen at work for the
first time, on occasion of Smith, Graf
wick & Fryer Co.'S. rear passing down
the AnSable." Singulari
Perry Ostrander, of this township,
reports his crops in splendid condition.
and that he will have goo bushels of
corn off of his five acres. and oats
still better. He lost calf with black