Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-16

Iseph, and his local Ia which he makes
a liberal offer to the q. A. r.
| A. j. Love offers three good cow
for sale. or would sell his entire herd
with the outfit. and the best milk
route In Grayling. Here Is u ohanc,
for a fortune for the right man.
1t IL stated at Grand Rapids that the
resignation of Commandment Manly, OF
the soldiers home, means the resigna
tion of Surgeon spaulding and Adjt
Walker.
The Democrat says that Miss Frank
+, Steckert was caller ut that Office on
Thursday last week, but did not men,
tion her business, that of stopping the
paper. Kos. NetUs.
Otsego County Treasurer Arnold,
was in town Friday, renewing old ac.
quaintance, and forming new ones.
He reports preliminary work on theii
new Court house, as already begun.
A number of the friends of Mise Oris-
ka Haverfield were entertained by her,
last Saturday evening, at the residence
of Jas. X. Wright, with an exceeding
ly pleasant Musicale.
The question OF bonding the village
Cor $50, 900 for the purchase of water
works. which was voted on last Mon
day was defeated by u vote OF lis
against 81 for, majority of 14.-WtSt
Branch Herald.
The flax machine recently Invented
by Morrison. of Alp-na. will he exhibit
ed at the international exhibition in
Detroit the coming fall. Linen mill
nen who have seen the machine say
il is a great invention.
The Saturday night, says:-"C. A.
Fiidiender went to Saginaw last Mon
day. lie will visit Detroit before re-
turning. He took on jag at Sagin-
aw, raised Cain, aud was kicked into
the street.
Jennie Newman, n 15-year-old girl.
got her right arm crushed and terri
BILE burned by being caught in the roll
lers of a steam mangle in Robinson's
laundry at Saginaw. this mornn8.-
bet. Ne,cs.
The American Express Company
are giving us better service, having
engaged A. J. Marsh, to collect and
deliver Express in the business part of
the village. 1t will save lot of run
ming to the depot. Hang out your
card.
G. o. Mccullough has rented the
Commercial House. and proposes to
continue it AS first class hotel. He
has no connection with the salooon
part, which will be continued by Mr..
Anderson. If Charley can run hotel
as we'll as he can make fine boot, he
will be a success.
Last year IS, 600 was paid ont here for
huckleberries. A. Eberhardt, who is
prepared to buy the berries for cash,
informs us that in his opinion the crop
will bring from $1,000 to 10000 this
wear. He says there are few sections
where berries promise to be plentiful.
.-Cheboygdn Tribune.
Special Benefit for the Grand Army
of the Republic, for one day only. the
% of July is the day that we will sell
Skaters all wool blue suits, at So cash
per suit.
You Soldiers and Sailors know well
what they are worth, 80 be sure and
come round early in the morning be-
fore they aIe gone.
The Nicholson & Hanson Lumber
iiims IN fine State. near Whitehall,
which they will move into their new
site at Twin Lakes. John X. Hanson
will superintend ira removal, next
week. 1t IL modern, all through, run
ming n circular, and band saw. They
will ship to Cheboygan by water.
One of the largest land and lumber
deals for this section was consnmmat-
ed here this week. Nicholson & Han
son Lumber Co. bought the land and
25, 600. 600 feet of pine, in Town % N.
r. 2 East. ard the same day, Sailing.
Hanson & Go. bought eight thousand
acres of hard wood land in Otsego
county, Town 80, N. II. 1, w. The
consideration in both transactions is
private.
with one accord the Democratic
papers are publishing statements show
ing the size OF our payments for pen
sions. 1t is true that our burden for
pensions is large. So Is our debt OF
gratitude to the soldiers of the Union.
But will our Democratic contenpora-
ries descend to particulars and tell us
precisely what pensions they would re-
peal Il they could2-BoStonJ Journal.
IL is credibly reported that David
Ward, proprietor of the GrayliDg and
Charlevoix railroad will extend hi
grade from the State road where 1t II