Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-04-19

IUTANTED--A horse for light use.
~ Will give best of cara and board
No. references P. ., Box 1913.
| D. e. CLARK. OF Pers Cheney, has
been granted . pension.
Lieut.. Il. Hartwick vii, be welcomed
home to-day, for visit.
The Board of Supervisors organized
yesterday, electing f. p. Richardson,
of Center Plains, chairman.
Rev. WIN. Millar. of Chesaning, In
tends moving on fruit farm near
Grand Haven, believing that 1t will
pay better than either printing or
preaching.
There IL no two ways abont 1t, for
Lewis & Broxholin, of Rochester, N.
r.. make the finest shoes manufac-
tured aud they are for sale by j. NJ.
Jones.
8. Peterson, of the Lewiston House,
purchased last week the residence OF
Lew Blanchard, on Kneeland Street.
Consideration, $3.50. Atlanta Tribune.
There il one store in Grayling where
you can purchase, for cash, as fine
Ladies' shoe al you can in any city. in
this country, and that is at j. M.
Jones'.
A. H. Wisner, of Center Plains, was
in town last Friday, with his son-in-
law, Mr.. Streitmatter, who purchased
a new Harrison wagon.
The finest organ in town, can be
seen at the residence of j. 9. Hanson.
Call and see it. Easy terms to right
purchaser.
They have them again, this season.
Whata The best $500 Shoe on earth.
for Gents and Ladies. II you don't
believe it. call and see them at Clag-
get: & Pringles',
Spring has struck MS in earnest,
warbling chimney sweep was in town
Tuesday, cleaning chimneys and de-
lighting his customers with his melo-
dies.
It Is said that several of our dis
gruntled citizens talk of bringing
suit against the last town board for
investing the township funds in sew
ers, etc. They had better save their
money for other purposes, as it will
prove dead loss to them.
A State Teachers Institute for Ros-
common will be held In Roscommon
from Monday, April 23d. until Friday,
the 9th. Full particulars In regard To
board, etc., can be obtained by writing
Irwin Chase. local Committee, RIOS
common.
When you set trees this spring, be
generous about the place for the roots.
Set them where you can give them
good cultivation and plenty of room
for the roots to spread. IL you wish to
realize vigorous and we'll formed trees
In short time.
The headstones to be placed at the
graves of departed comrades, will be
put in position tomorrow afternoon
at two o'clock. Veterans all over the
county are earnestly requested to be
present, and the citizens are all invited
to participate.
The remains of r. J. Horton, who
died at Traverse City last week, was
Inferred at Lapeer, where he requested
to be buried, last Friday afternoon, by
the Grand Army of the Republic, Of
which he was a member. Rev. j. M,
Fem, of Lapeer, was chaplain.
F. Brigham, while riding his wheel
at racing speed, for which he is re-
nowned, one evening last week, took n
header and seriously injured one of his
limbs. He was removed to his home
and physician called to attend to his
injuries. He will not be able to ride
his bike for a while.
The examination of Arthur E.
Wakeley, for appropriating township
funds, was held before Justice Wal
dron, Tuesday, and he was held for
trial. 1t is an open question whether
there was Intentional fraud at any
time, or IL the shortage claimed is the
result of poor bookkeeping,