Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-02


to sell the Arsenal grounds at Dear
born. at pnblis sale. The once was
left 10 charge of y. g. Taylor and A.
Brink.
The Royal hay-rake Is for sale here,
and Is the best In the market. but IL It
doesn't rain soon. a fine tooth comb is
all that will be needed this year.
Thomas Toohey, of West Bay City.
last week made contrnct with Mosh-
or & Fisher and 8. o. Fisher OF Bay
CITY, to get out nearly 1900, 900 feet
of logs near otsego Lake, on the Mich
igan Central.
Two men In Roscommon county
have been paying taxes on the same
piece of land for the past seven years.
The wrong man is now trying to find
out how to get his money back Bay
City Times.
NJ. Simpson has just received n full
line of Canned Goods. Teas, Coffees.
Flour, &c. &C., at the City Market on
Cedar Street. He can supply your
tables better than any store.
AT the testimonial banquet to Mich
igon's war governor Mt Jackson last
week, Michigan's anti-war governor
(Winans) was conspicuous by his alb
sence.
Last week was good growing wealth
er all over the state. The crop of
rainfall was a little slight, but it was
not sadly missed in many places. Diet.
Ne,os.
J. F. Kelley, tinsmitb, is prepared
to do all Kinds of work in the way of
repairing. Eve tronghs and spoutinR
! put up at lowest rates.
A. C. Sly, who graduates with the
class of 81. of the agricultural college,
has been appointed commissioner Of
schools for Roscommon county.
]. F. Kelley. a tinsmith, has open
ed shop in the Mitchell building. next
door to the Post Office. where he will
attend to all work in his line with
promptness and dispatch. Prices rea-
sonable.
gives forty acres OF land ad"f 20 S'xfsa-
on College and agrees to pay the
taxes on it for three years, unless
sooner sold and the proceeds turned
over to the institution.
A. G. Sly was appointed by the
board of supervisors IA county School
Commissioner for two years. and H..
H. Woodruff school examiner for two
wears and o. L. Richards for one year.
RIOS. NetCS.
Arrangements has now been made
for a Union Picknic, of the several
, Fraternal Societies, of Grayling. To
be held at School Section Lake, July
4th. An invitation is extended to nj
| to attend and bring your basket and
have a good time.
BY order OF COMMITTEES.
VIM. Walker, of Mackinaw, arrived
last Monday, for a short visit with the
| family of A. G. Wilcox and otheI
: friends. Mr.. and Mrs. Walker will re
, turn home the latter part OF the week
Mrs. w. has been visiting with her pa
rents for the last two months.
/ Messrs. f. Il. Bennett, G. Gregor.
a and F. L. Westover, with their wives
: came up from Bay City last week. 70
an outing on the Manistee. Wal
Babbitt has charge of the party, will
= plenty of help, which insnres goo'
!, time and niantv of fish. -----.-.
uIT J. II. Cobb. the Kalamazoo woo
!, buyer. who has bought over 10000
pounds of wool this year. says tn
farmers have only themselves to blan
:. for the low price, as the careless mar
ner in putting it up is alone respor
sible Oct. Journal.
. The Cheboygan Democrat, Ed. Fo
~ syth editor, says that the village
Haring on the Grand Rapids and Ind
ana railroad. which was settled In lS7
a is now entirely deserted not a resideI
I'd being left. At one time the place WI
IT. a candidate for county seat honors
Wexford.
Miss Kate Mattison. who has prove
so excellent an assistant in the Hi
School for the past two years, decli
ed Encouragement, having decided
nd year of rest, returned to her home
We Mason, this morning. She leav
10 many friends by whom she will be 10
'e remembered.
- Tne Tree Press remarks that tile
" feat OF the G.. A. r. appropriation
was the greatest historical event of
"' present session of the legislatu
lTrue, and it was the making OF q pa
az of history that the squawbuck pa
Law will many times and oft in the fut'
Of wish could be wiped from the reco
ds, -Det Tribune.
Sailing and Hanson. of Grayli