Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-10-18

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Ia the highest state of cultivation. for
sale cheap, Enquire of o. Palmer.
A fun supply Of vegetables Of ali
kinds, constantly on hand. at the new
Meat Market OF Conner & Taylor.
Lewis w, .Ostrander, of this town
ship is attending the Normal College
at Flint. which he gives the highest
praise for its educational advantages
j. M. Francis, of Grove township,
was in town last Monday. He is en-
gagged for the winter at Nick Dowu's
camp near Fletcher, Kalkaska county.
Mr.. William Barnes has opened a
restaurant in the building on Cedar
Street, which was formerly occupied
as Tin and Stove store.
Mr.. WIN. Barnes will soon announce
himself as Veterinary Surgeon, or
horse doctor. Parties having sick
equines will do we'll to give him a call.
G. NJ. w Blakeslee lost two stores
by fire at Dimondale, last Friday
night. Loss $2,OOO.0O. Insured for
81. 10000.
Messrs Hastings and Hanna, of
Beaver Greek, have begun numbering
IN 25-4. They have an all winters
job for good crew.
County Treasurer Woodburn has re-
ceived and paid oat over $50. 900 dur
ing the past year, and the books bal
anced to a penny. Good enough.
| Joseph Moreland was sent up for 40
days. in default of payment of fine and
costs. for jumping a board bill at San
derson's Hotel. Justice Taylor offici-
ated.
| J. M. Finn received notice Tuesday
of an a1say of the Quartz taken from
the mine where he is prospecting,
which proves it to be gold bearing
rock.
There will be republican meeting
held in the Town Hall, at Frederic.
next Saturday evening. Several speak
ers will be present as well as the Gray
ling Republican Glee Club.
Stanley w. Turner, of Roscommon,
is the republican nominee for the state
legislature from the Ogemaw district
He will be elected by large majority.
Detroit Tribune.
The leading democrats in town were
badly worked up last Monday, over
their failure to keep the republicans
from holding meetings in the Court
House.
j. M. Finn was nominated for State
Repl sentative in this district at the
democratic convention last Monday.
He was in town later in the week look
ing after his fences. RoS. NeI0s,
Perry Ostrander, Sec "a, of this
township raised the sixth crop of Car
rots on the same ground this year, AT
the rate of $50 bushels per acre. They
were the Long Orange Belgian variety.
They are immense.
Merchant Geo. H. Smith has hun.
dred bushels of merchantable apples
from his orchard this fall. Otsego
county is rapidly coming to the front
as fruit producing section. His farm
is in Corwith township -Otse0o Herald
The big squash sent to the State
Fair has occas;oned an inquiry from
Pres Willetts, as TO how it was raised
Mr.. Revell's reply is at hand but lack
of space prevents its publication this
week. RIOS. NetoS.
A sample Of seed corn brought in
by II. II. Shafer, of Center Plains, l.
as perfect as can be raised anywhere
on earth. The ears are well filed our
and fully matured. He has about 30t
bushels.
Geo. l.. Alexander addressed the
citizens of Beaver Greek, at theil
town hall last Saturday evening, max
ing plain comprehensive comparison
of the principles of Protection enc
Free Trade. Such speeches are o.
more value than partisan rantiDg and
their effect will be shown at the polls
Stop digging wells and have F. r
, Deckrow put in a tubular well fol
you. No dirt in the well, no cavins
in, and always pure water, and neve
out of order. Windnills and pump
bought of him will be set and war
: ranted. Buy the best and save mon
ey.
MARRIED AT the residence of tn,
Z bride. at Royal Oak. Mich. Oct 18th
Mr.. LUCtEN FoURNIER. of Grayling
and Miss JULIA ERB, Rev. G, s. Cad.
, officiating.
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