Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-13

AT the examination ct Bay City last
week for the cadetship at Annapolis
Edward wldner Of Bay City, was the
,uccessful Candidate.
FOR SALE, the cheapest residence
Ia Crawling. Good house
md good location. Reason for selling
nave gone into business In another
.own. Enquire here. i
Last year our citizens did excellent
work in setting shade trees on the
village streets. We hope the number
will be more than doubled this spring.
1t pays.
Mrs. C. w. Wight has returned from
Dayton, Ohio. where she has been Tor
some time on account Of the illness OF
her mother.
A complete line of spring suits, from
Michigan made cloths. that cannot De
excelled, has been received by H.
Joseph. at the Opera House store.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
Twill give $500 for evidence that
will convict the person who girdieo
maple trees in the street in front OF
my farm. 1t looks like boys WORK
with a jackknife.
III. t. Shafer made his settlement
with County Treasurer last Thursday.
His tax list amounted to 81. 81. 20 and
he collected 81, 7s5.0O and returned
$7s6 as delinquent.
The residence of Rev. A. J. Rich
ards, of Bay City, formerly OF Gray
ling. was burned last Monday morning.
Loss a, 900, and was insured for SS,'
300.
| s. Odell, has bought G. Hadley's in
terest in the photograph gallery ane
will continue the business alone. III
is doing some fine work.
Jacob Kneth, of Grove, lost one o
his oxen, last work. He had swallow
ed a horse nail with his feed and tn
sharp point penetrated the stomach
It is a sad loss to Mr.. Kneth.
: Sailing, Hanson g. Co. received al
order last week from the Pullman ca
company for 2, 900, 900 feet of lumber
as we'll as several other large ORDER
Bay city Times.
David Kallenberg, of Roscommor
was in town last Saturday for the pu
pose of attending meeting OF IL
}, Post, of which he is II member.
It is time to start your vegetabl
d for early use in the family. A few
It matoes, cabbages and other vegetabl
CON be started in boxes. that will mo
n than repay all the trouble.
A letter from s. 8. Claggett yest'
n day, reports that he had a relar
s. after reaching his fathers, and Nj
ve Clagge.t was taken sick last wee
but both are now convalescent.
O. me mercury ron ~~s"~
C. thirty and forty degrees below zc
Thursday morning. The cold wa
was general throughout the counts
KdlkaSkdn.
w. s. Chalker, came down fr'
e Rondo, where he is engaged i'm lu
boring, last Saturday, to visit
family and attend the Post meetiI
at He left for Fife Lake Sunday morni
Henry Ensign, of Frederic, aged
in died on Thursday March 9Th, OF DIR
MS sy. His body was taken to Ingh
county for burial by the side of
ptt wife and family. He was an ex-sold
How many ladies in the village HI
in ordered or selected their flower Sc
Inv for this season7 It is time the gar'
plans were well matured, and mt
saads shauld ha sopn-n now in hnxNs
=" insure early Towering.
The Womens' r. G. will hold an
Gee time spelling school at the q. A.
gu Hall on Friday evening March 2
1890. Refreshments will be serN
the Every one invited. BY order of
low President.
: H. Joseph is remodeling his bt
the ing, west of the bank, to be occur
dis by Thatchef's drug store. This
hip give more room for Hanson " brau
increasing furniture business in
80 old store.
|, at We we're fnisinformed last weel
Co. regard to the township that Chi
Silsby is numbering in. tits In &c
-, Plains. He will put in 300, OoO.-
NetCS.
Ut. Utter, who has been on
Nv sick list for the past five weeks
ana out Wednesday for the first time.
is improving slowly under the ear
ling DIR. Eves.-Ros. Nesos.
Hey, g. h,oor savs ne has learned
''"" yond all question that the services
sion bill cannot be passed. Bu
Toes, says he is satisfied that within
,ent. lnext two or three weeks q deper