Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-03-16

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Has already received several orders
FROM the west part of the state.
G.. Il. MetcaIf of Center Plains was
in the village yesterday. Mr.. MetcaIf
informs as that he Is just recovering
from injuries received from falling of
a load of hay some weeks ago.-Ros-
common Neaos.
The coroner's jury In the case of
Mrs. Kimball. who died in Alpena.
Dec. 23d. has rendered verdict of
death from arsenical poisoning, at the
hands of some person or persons, at
present unknown.
Fourteen candidates presented them
selves before the Board for examina-
ton for teac hers certificates on the I'd
and Sd inst. Nine received certificates,
bur several failed to receive certificates
on account of their age.
Comrade r. III. Hendershott and
son attended the Department Encamp-
ment of the G. A. r., at st. Paul,
Mimi. on the 22d of last month, and
created quite Juror by their playing.
They are drawing cards wherever
they go.
Ike Demour, u night switcbman in
the yard. at this place, was thrown
against the switch stand, and then
against car last Monday morning,
or breaking his leg in two
places. Dr. q. w. Smith reduced the
fracture.
Rev. J. w. Fem, of Alpena, will
deliver an address on the "Constitu-
ton indicated by the War;, on Tues
day evening, April 18th. The pro-
ceeds will be used in purchasing an or
gan for the w. X. @. hall. Tickets
will be placed on sale by the Goth,
There will be a joint meeting of the
of the Post, Womens' Relief
Corps. Sons of Veterans and their
friends, at their hall, Friday evening,
the 31st. Music, Recitations, Read
ings and good time generally will be
the order of the evening.
Reports to the State Board of Health
show rheumatism. bronchitis, neural
gia, tonsilitis and influenza, in the
order named caused the most sickness
in Michigan during the week ending
March 4. Diphtheria was reported at
"a places, scarlet fever at 43, typhoid
fever at Is, and measles at 80 places.
The Woman's Relief Corps will serve
supper on April Sd from to o'clock.
In the evening there will be Bonnet
Social. All gentlemen are cordially
invited to come and help trim the
bonnets. Supper 25 cts, including
social and ticket to be given on the
quilt. REBECCA WIGHT, SEC.
The following item. applicable TO
this county, we clip from an exchange:
''The county treasury which for some
time past has been empty, is being re-
plenished by taxes turned In by the va
rious town treasurers".
According to the Atlanta Tribune,
the editor of the democratic paper at
Hillman, seems to think that he and
Divine Providence are real friendly
and indulge in personal interviews.
He is too assuming, even for an editor.
A. Taylor left on the noon train,
Tuesday, for Richmond, Va, on bust
ness. He will have chance to view
MS old tramping ground, when mem
Der of the Army of the Potomac, and
will have less difficulty than he had
hen, in getting in TO Richmond.
1t is reported by inside parties, who
ought to know, that at the May term
If the Circuit Court, regular "cave
If gloom" will be opened up, if several
democrats and republicans
o whom were loaned county funds, do
lot come to time. Let the ''galled
AIDES VINCE" we had none of it.
Ed. Atkinson and Dave Wright
same to the city yesterday afternoon,
With large wild cat. The animal
vas shot by Mr.. Wright a short dis
;ance from his home on the Tuscola
.oad. 1t was fully five long and
about forty pounds. The cat
formed the center of q group of admir-
ing sportsmen, and Mr.. Wright was
for his skill in dispatch
ing it.-Boy city Tribune.
On Tuesday evening, April 18th, the
of the first great event of
Of the war, Rev !. w. Fem, gave an
address in Whites opera house to
large and appreciative audience. His
subject, 1.-THE Constitution Vindi-
Gated by the War" was mastery,
noble and eloquent production, full OF
patriotism and salutary lessons, not
only to Dung men, but to fathers and
such a lecture as should be
heard all over the land. Much was
expected of the speaker by those who
have heard him on other themes. but
as high as were their expectations,