Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-09-04

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w. II. Smale was in Detroit this
week. and took in the exposition.
WIN Hanson cared for the store during
his absence.
Julius X. Merz has gone to Bay City
to take position In the dry goods
store of C.. n. Hawley g. Co.. one Of
the best establishments in the state.
People who attended the reunion
ut West Branch last year. and Gray
ling this year. pronounce Crawling far
ahead of West Branch. --Mio Mail
Albert Miller attended the soldiers
reunion ut Crawling last week. He
WAS the only old vet, to represent
Montmorency county. -Atlanta Trib.
The people OF Oscoda and aljoi ming
counties are going TO hold Fair at Luz
zerne on rhe 23rd and oath day of Sep
ember, 1890. -Mio Mall.
| It has been announced from the
state printing ofiie that the charge for
printing tickets this fall will be As
cents per 1,U00.
We notice that our Prosecuting At
torney treated the Old Vets at Gray
ling to some of his eloquence last
week. That's right John, let 'em
have it.-MdH.
Thos. q. Woodward on Wednesday
dug GA good-sized potatoes out of one
hill, which fact was witnessed by
Henry Deyarmond and we editor.
How is that for unfertilized plainsi
| The frost that visited this section
last Friday night cut some of the corn
and potatoes and garden truck, bnt
was not hard enough to do extensive
damage. Otseqo Co. Herald.
&. Odell has just finished a number
OF pictures taken during the rsunion,
which are Mt the head OF Photographic
art, and will be pleasant as remsm-
ORANGES of the occasion.
r. s. Toland, Register OF deeds of
Tuscola county and formerly publish
er of the Vassar Times and other pa
pers, died at his home In Cass City
Saturday afternoon, OF consumption.
l-Dst. Journal
| Rev. r. II. c. Sinclair preached his
farewell sermon, last Sunday, and on
Monday left us for the Theological
Seminary at Chicago. During his
stay here he has made many friends
who wish him future success.
Read the call for the republican
county convention, select your dele
gates with care, and nominate men
who are fitted for the several positions
There is no reason why the republican
ticket should not be all elected this
fall if all do their duty.
Last Friday. Henry Hill, received
the sad news of the sudden death Of
his infant Hn sSasp Misno2s etts4h f RE
ceived the day before, reported all we'll
and the shock was therefore more Sc
we're. They are expected here to-day,
with the body.
Chas. Wilson is threshing around the
county at present and was threshing
at FIG. Mobiles place last week. he
threshed Al BID. of rye in 80 minutes.
Franks rye went about Is bushel to
the acre. while his wheat on the Plains
went ~ bnshel 70 the acre, and "a
bushels to the acre on the Cole farm.
How's that for Oscoda county.-Mio
Mail.
The friends of o j. Bell in differ
ent parts of the district. are carefully
looking over the situation regarding
their candidate for State Senator and
feel that he is about the right size for
that place, IL he can be prevailed up
on to accept the nomination If tender
ed. His absence, in the u. p, pre-
vents our interviewing him, but we
are sure no better republican will be
nominated.
1t is worth remembering that no
newspaper is printed especially for one
person. People who become greatly
displeased with something they find in
newspaper should remember that
the very thing that displeases them is
exactly the thing that will most please
somebody that has just as much inter
est in the paper as they have. 1t TAX, s
all kinds of people to make world.
we are told. and the patrons of a
newspaper are made up of elements Of
the world.-Er.
The West Branch Herald Times,
speaking of the Reunion says: "Gray-
ling was beautifully decorated, most
of the stores and residences being
covered with flags bunting and ever
greens in honor of the old soldiers.
Three handsome arches graced the
, main street built under the directions
of the Sons of Veterans, whose artistic
taste was praised and much admired
but above all was tho genial whole.
souled manner in which the people OF
Crawling welcomed their visitors All