Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-28

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Mr.. Giddings. OF Glade, Kalkaska
Co. was In town Tuesday after sur
geon To reduce a fractured leg Of a
man In the State Lumber Co.'S camp.
At c. o. McCulloughs' you viii find
a full line of Ladies', Childrens' and
Misses shoes.
Oranges, lemons, coccanuts and ba-
nanas at the market of Conner u Tay-
lor.
The trial of Dan Mahoney for muir
der is progressing as we go to press
We will give the result next week.
60 to g. y. McCulloughs' and get
pair of Mems buckle plow shoes for
81, 40.
Mrs. J. Maurice Finn. of Graylng.
took in ''Plnafore" with Otsego Lake
friends last Friday night, and was
highly delighted. = OtSego Co Herald.
A full supply of vegetables of all
kinds, constantly on hand, at the new
Meat Market of Conner g. Taylor.
DIED-On the Oath inst, at her resi-
dence In this township. Mrs. CHARLES
WINKLEMAN, IN the Saith year of her
age.
For fresh butter, eggs, etc, go to
the new Meat Market of Conner g. lay
Tor.
The work on the old central hotel is
being pushed with vigor. Its new
form will be an honor to the best cor
ner of the city.
Hereafter boats will not be consider
ed engaged unless paid for at time of
engagement. A. j. LOVE.
June 10, 'SS.
Mckinley, of the Otscgo County
Herald is very proud of his latest pro-
duction. 1t is six months old, weighs
90 pounds and of the male persuasion.
A. Maxwell, proprietor of pretty
much all of the eating houses on the
line of the Michigan Central rPilroad,
was in town the beginning of the week.
Blakeslee is agent for the New Eng
land Mutual Accident Association, the
best in the world. Have your life in.
sured at once.
A. J. Love, will hereafter charge for
his boats on the lake the sum of 25
cts for the first hour and 10 cents for
each additional hour.
The main line of water-pipe Is being
extended up Michigan Avenue and
down Chestnut Street TO Ogeniaw. and
branches taken Ivy most of the resi-
dents along the line.
The overseer of highways Is Mt work
cleaning up the streets and repairing
and laying new walks. The walk TO
rhe cemetery, which has been greatly
| n-edeti wilt soon be furnished.
Under the hend of Educational ;"
rhe Detroit Jo,t1ndt reports that a "l2
room addition is to be made TO the
Michigan Central railroad eating house
at Grayling."
Attorney Geo. l.. Alexander, of
Grayling. attended "Pinafore" last
Friday night, and laughed and APP
plauded and seemed intensely pleased.
-Otsego Co. Herald.
Mr.. and Mrs. g. n. Hicks have gone
TO Charleston for weeks visit with the
parents of Mr.. Hicks. @. NJ. Hart.
VI. G. relief agent takes charge of the
Il. r. interests during their absence.
John Ballard brought in the first
were as nice as we have ever seen. He
has about a quarter of an acre devot-
ed to berries.
The body of John White, who dis
appeared so mysteriously some five
months ago, from Oscoda, was found
floating in the river near that place
last week.
Several parties have been complain
ing of a stencil, they say that arises
from the offal that our butchers dump
along the East Branch. 1t should be
burned.
Mr.. johnson, of Pere Cheney was
made happy last Monday, by becom-
ing the possessor of bran new Jack.
son wagon. A few more of the same
sort left.
Jacob Steckert, of South Branch. on
Tuesday brought TO the village has.
ket of fine radishes which he had
grown from seed in twenty days.
They were raised In the open air. =
RIOS. Netcs.
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 g.
Taylor's meat market The ice cream
will be better than heretofore.