Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-11

men at work for the last week. load
ing cars with logs, q short distance
east of Cheney.
DIR. Kedzie, of the Agricultural Col
ledge. was in town for couple of
days this week, looking after matters
at the Experimental Farm.
The vote for the state ticket in this
county is not all In. The republican
ticket will havea majority of nearly
one hundred. - West Branch Times.
The pathmaster has commenced
work on our streets, and we trust he
will keep at it until all are thoroughly
cleaned.
]. 8. Gregg, of Beaver Creek, was
In town last Tuesday. and is consider
ably elated over his election as Town
ship Clerk on the camp ticket.
The night train on the Michigan
Central now carries local mail. which
is a great convenience with all doing
business or having correspondence
with the several towns along the road.
z. p. Stone, who is numbering In
Roscomnon county. expects to con-
rinue operations until July 1, when he
will have banked on the Muskegon
about 80, 600, 900 feet.
Veteran A. G. Wilcox, a worthy
member of Marvin Post, G.. A. r., at
Grayling, was in the city Wednesday,
undergoing re-exaiDination for an in
crease OF pension. = Otsego Co. Herald.
Some enterprising firn should at
once erect large number of houses,
as the demand is great and not a
single one for rent, that is vacant at
present.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. are having
their new mill painted. 1t will be the
finest looking If not the best mill
along the line of the Mackinaw Div.
of the Michigan Central railroad.
DR.. +. F. Thatcher returned from
his southern trip last Saturday morn
ing. He will remain in Crawling even
if it is healthier than other sections of
the country.
The Board of Supervisors in Oge-
NAV Co. is composed of ten republi-
cans, five democrats aud one township
still in doubt as to the political COM
plexion of its representative.
8. s. Claggett and w. Pringle have
rented the room formerly occupied by
the Post-office, and 1t is rumored they
will stock it with Dry Goods, Grocer.
les, &C., within a short time.
MARRIED-On Monday April LIST, at
the residence of j. A, Lewis, by Rev.
!. w. Taylor. Mr.. Timothy Webster,
of Pere Cheney and Mrs. Artemesia
Lewis, of Grayling.
Mr.. Gibbs, former night operator al
the depot in Crawling, has been in
town for the last week. He is suffer
ing from severe attack Of rheuma
tism,
Governor Luce has designated May
4th, for Arbor Day for all that portion
of the State lying north OF Lake,
Mason, Osceola, Clare, Gladwin and
Arenac counties.
G. N. Hill started a camp last week
near Graylirg on the Mackinaw divi
sion of the Michigan Central, where
he will cut 5000, 900 feet aid rail the
same to this city.-Bdy city Times.
Governor Luce has given Michigan
two Arbor DAYS. April 20 is the date
for that part of the state lying south
IF the line of Arenac county, and
May for the territory north.
All lunbernen in want of Boots
and Shoes, should enquire for tile
key Log" river boots and shoes.
They are hand made and manufacture.
I'd by Parks g. Hazard, jamestown,
N. Y. For sale by o. j.. Bell.
Dan Dunn, the den-keeper Of Seney
has licked another man and has been
arrested for IL. For perfect gen.
tlemsn." Dunn bruises up people who
run against him wonderfully. - Detroit
Netcs.
The friends Of Miss Bell Carson will
be- glad to learn that she has entirely
recovered from the injury received by
u fall on the Ice last winter. and has
accepted position In the West Hud-
son graded school.
Mrs. g. III. Hicks, of Owosso, has
formed u class in Chesaning. coming
every Wednesday to give them lessons.
Mrs. II. Is considered one of the finest
musicians in this part of the country.
-Chesaning argus.
Daniel Raglan was arrested last Fri
day evening for committing an assault
on Michael Conway. On Saturday
evening he was arralgned before Esq.
Taylor, who sentenced him to the
county bastile for ten days.