Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-28

Prof. Colbourne left on the morning
train, Monday. for his home at the
Agricultural College. He visited his
farm, while here. in Oscoda county.
NJ. Simpson has Just received full
line of Canned Goods. Teas, Coffees.
Flour, Sc. &C., at the City Market on
Cedar Street. He can supply your
tables better than any store.
The Social of the M. T.. Church so
ciety at w. s. Chalkers', last Friday
evening was largely attended, and was
in fact, a social time enjoyed by all.
w. T. Lewis has purchased the store
and dwelling formerly occupied by NJ.
ID. Osband, at Frederic. Mr.. Osband
now lives at Lansing.
A. ID. Roberts and family, started
last evening for their home in Califor-
MIA.
There will be a Special Convocation
of Grayling Chapter. r. A. NJ. Satur-
day Evening, May 3Oth. 2. &M. e.
CADY, SEC.
Messrs Rose and Woodwork have
made the interior of their store, vaca-
ted by Lewinson, as bright as possible
with fresh paint. 1t is a very pleas
ant room.
The Board of Supervisors will meet
on the Fourth Monday in June In
stead of the second, as formerly, the
law in this respect having been amend
ed by the present legislature.
With corn at seventy cents per
bushel our eastern democratic or
gans have stopped sneenng at 'the
poor western mortgaged farmers. -
Inter Ocean.
Potatoes have taken drop. Far
mer Hugh Dixon, of Elmira, disposed
of 200 bushels this week to Buck and
Bolton at So cts. on track. Otsego Co.
Herald.
1t is said the late frosts have killed
the huckleberries in blossom and i'm
consequence the crop will be very
light this season.-WeSt Branch Her.
nSd.
Reports from Allegan county state
that all the small fruit was killed by
last weeks winter, and even the APP
Piles injured. The farmers are very
blue.
There is not prisoner In the Me-
costa county Jail, and the doors swing
idly to and fro in the gentle May
breezes. Even tralnps do not go in to
sleep.
A meeting of the State Board of
Equalization will be held at Lansing
August IL, for the purpose of correct
ing errors in the assumed valuation of
the different counties in the state.
Directors Hubbard Head and John
j. Neiderer, of Crawford county, were
in town Wednesday night attending
the Mutual Insurance Go. Meeting
OtSego Co. Herald.
M. s. Hartwick expects his son,
Eddie, from West Point. about the
18th of next month. He will receive
a warm welcome from his many
friends here.
Engineer Lucas and party who are
surveying the line for ID. Wards road,
arrived in town last Friday. Messrs
Lucas and Willett made us a call on
Saturday.
The Bazaar of Wright and Jackson
has sold out to Jackson and Masters,
and moved in to the East Finn store,
where they are opening general
stock.
G. Peterson & Co. have their Shiugle
Mill in full blast, at Rondo, and are
pushing things in n vigorous manner.
They are already shipping and expect
to be able to fiji all orders promptly.
John Fairbotham. an incorrigible
truant, of eleven years. has been sent
to the Reform school at Lansing,
till he is seventeen. He was TAX
en- down Monday by County Agent
Pringle.
We hear that the Nicholson, Han
son & Co. have given mp the. idea of
locating town near Vienna. but will
run their log railroad to Twin lakes
and put mp large sawmill there
Atlanta Tribune.
Lovers of sport are having great fun
in catching Crawling and Speckled
Trout, in the waters of this vicinity.
The cold weather has kept away mary
OF the usual parties from the south
part of the State, making it better for
our citizens.
David Ward, of Detroit. arrived in
town Monday and drove over in the
vicinity of Abe to inspect and oversee