Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-06-12

Ittcllct H0NI|ufHs on AU@r4"t
said 10 John Smith an Indian, two
dollars and costs, fer being drunk.
Paid
Sewing Machine for sale. Enquire
at this Office.
The Misses Bailey and Mattison. of
Crawling, were in tie village. and
paid visit TO our schools last Friday.
Ros. Nesos.
For the finest cigar In the city, go
to the Drug Store of w q. Thatcher.
The money for the new fence around
the NJ. e. church and parsonage, was
given by Mrs. Stark, the mother Of
Mrs. Rev. G. f. Hill.
Silver Leaf Flour. The best In
town. For sale by Lyon & Connor.
A fine rain fell Tuesday morning
and forenoon. We trust 1t was gener-
al all over the county.
Experienced and Registered Pharina-
cists on hand day and night to attend
to the wants of my patrons, L. Four
nier.
Word received from J. r. Ward, on
Wednesday, announces that his wife
is no bettar. and fears arr entertained
for her recovery. Er.
Notwithstanding the enormous num-
Der OF trout taken from the streams in
this vicinity, they seem to increase
year by year. -KalkGSkidn.
The Bay City Times, says that three
tons of mail was sent from Roscom-
mon, last week. Pretty big story.
None but the purest drugs and
chemicals used In dispensing. Physi-
clans prescriptions, and family recipes,
at the lowest prices. l.. Fourier.
1t was our mistake crediting Mrs.
Sparks instead of Mrs. Stark. with the
improvements now being made around
the AZ. +. church.
George Fauble, OF Grove, brought
in his wool last Friday, and sold it to
Nicholson, Hanson & Co., for % cts.
per pound.
g. Fauble's mustang FLY gave him
a beautiful colt last week which weigh
ed so pounds at birth. The sire weighs
about 1900.
Sailing. Hanson & Co. are repaint-
ing and re-arranging the inside of their
store. When completed it will be a
big Improvement.
The members of Marvin Post, Grand
Army of the Republic, will meet at
their hall. next Saturday evening at
7:30. Every member should attend.
The bondsman of Centreville So
loonist is a professional political pro-
hibitionist and methodist brother.
Diet. Neaos.
jeremiah Dec and Herman Amber
son, d. and d. mp before Esquire
Woodburn last Monday. He said
50. 90 each with costs. They paid.
The street lamp placed in front of
the III. +. church, by Mrs. Nicholson,
will be found to be great convenience
on dark nights by those who attend
church.
DIR. Curnalia was called to WIN.
Rawlins, in Richfield. on Tuesday OF
this week the occasion being the arri-
val of son. Mother and child both
doing well.-RoS. MeIcS.
p. Phelps and j. Hartwick returned
from fishing excursion above Van
derbilt, last Monday night. They re-
port having good lack and brought
several home with them.
Peter Monahan, brakeman on Potts
logging railroad, fellafroin his train
near Milo last Monday evening, and
hic body was cut in twain.
Montcaln county people paid off C6
per cent more mortgages during the
last month than they recorded. Farm
ers in this section are getting out of
debt. -Det. NetcS.
Farmers in Southern Michigan ere
complaining of too much rain. 1t has
been too wet even to pillow for spring
crops, and in many localities corn is
not yet planted. Kalkaskian.
Fred Slocum. secretary of the Michi-
gan Press association, has sent out a
very neat little pamphlet giving the
royal excursions of the association in
to the Northern and Western country
pext month.
The sale of the Evening Press and
Morning Tribune to X. L. Bennett has
taken place. Mr.. Bennett will prob
ably take charge of the institution to-
morrow. Mr.. Tomlinson, it is said,
will go to Denver. city Timex
8. III. Warren, the shingls mill man,
returned home yesterday from a trip
to Lapeer county, where he says farm
ers are no further advanced in their
spring work than they are here. -Ot.
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