Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-19

4 supplying them win cream CANDY
That would draw crowd here. bat a
present is not necessary, ais the attend
ance is as large a.s ever.
The Roscommo2 Ne1os, says sc. E.
Jack of Grayling, is learning the ba
kerry business with our efficient baker
w. b. Gillett. Mr.. Jack, is we believe,
intending to start q bakery at Grayline
in the spring."
The FIFE Lake Comet says: During
nearly seven years residence in Michi
gan we have not before known the
traisrs to be so long delayed as they
were this week-no trains getting
through on Tuesday. 1t has been
the biggest blow of the season,
When you want groceries, buy them
at the Grocery Store, of course But
when YOU want pure drugs and medi'
cines, go to the Drug Store where they
them up. Then you viii feel i'- safe a In in
taking them. Traver's is the place.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Homer have re.
turned from their winter visit at Ches-
aiming, Their report of the blizzard
there, is far worse than our experience,
and we are again thankful that we live
in fine climate,
The Northern Tribune SAYS: 1t is
claimed that pine, either white or nor
way will make as good charcoal as
hardwood, but will not weigh as many
pounds to the bushel. 1t seems to us
it would pay our mill men to erect
kilns and turn their slabs and edgings
into charcoal.
Rev. g. Z. Hill, of Roscommon, de-
NJ. L. Church on last Sabbath. The
weather was disagreeable and the au-
diences were not as large as they might
have been We trust he will visit US
again when the weather is more propi-
tious.
The atmosphere in Cheney this week
is redolent with curses both loud and
deep, enunciated with force and vigor
by one of the fair sex of that beautiful
burg. The recipient, bashful young
gent, from the city of Bay, takes it as
coolly as if he was accustomed to see
ing ladies clothed with curses as with
a garment"
A grand jury, it is said, will be call
ed at Evart, In March, to inquire into
the Clare county treasury robbery and
other criminal occurrences. An intor;
the robbery committed i'm this county.
That would give them food for refec-
ton.
''All day had the snow come down,
As it never came down before,
And over the hills, at sunset. lay
Some two or three feet or more.
The night sets In world of snow,
While the air grows sharp and chill,
And a warning roar of a fearful blow
Is heard on the distant hill"
The Vanderbilt ReUieU says:
Wolves are said to be much more nu-
merous east of here than for a num-
of years. They are very plenty in the
vicinity of Small's camp, twelve miles
east. 1t is reported that trapper
was devoured by the monsters near
the head of Rainy River one day last
week.
In this age Of sharp compel ition,
when every line of business is crowd
ed to its utmost capacity, the mer-
chant must not only fill his store with
wares calculated to please the people,
in both quality and price, but he
must announce his bargains and in
ducements clearly and forcibly to the
community from which he expects
trade.
An anonymous correspondent, at
Cheney, writes us that lady in that
town has dog of remarkable piety,
He cannot be driven out of the house
at prayer time, but is willing to go at
any other. Our correspondent thinks
his piety does not proceed from his
mistress as she throws milk away every
day that many children are hungerins
for.
OUR QUoH, The quoir at the M. T.
Church, have received their new an
them books Which were used for tn,
first time last Sabbath. and In a man
ner that would convince the most skep
teal, that we have quoir that cit
les OF larger pfetensions, nigh
well be proud of. There is the RICH
material in IL. ard there is more in th'
city which we trust will be added. Re
hearsal next Friday Evening, at tn,
residence Of 1fr q. II. Hicks. lie
there be q good attendance.