Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-06-06

we nave IEeU SHOWN tuHIktl
mortgage which was drawn by late
" elected county official, and who al
ways calls at the Democrat Office II
reads thusly. and Is given on ION rome
COW kown as the---cow, and Ia
made payable June 1, one thousand
eight hundred and eighty-nine.
PrNrLEs. bIotches, scaly skin, ugly spots. sores
and ulcers. Assesses and tumors, unhealthy
discharges. such as catarrh. eczema, rineworm,
and other forms OF skin diseases. are symptoms
OF blood impuriiy. Take DR.. J. II. McLean's
sarsaparlla. For sale at the Hazaar Drugstore.
A surprise party was given Miss Corr
Wight. last Friday evening. at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Hum.
in honor of her 18th birthday. The
evening was spent very pleasantly by
the guests in playing games and par
taking of refreshments. She received
some very nice presents.
FAULTS OF digestion cause disorders of the
liver. aud the whole system becomes deranged.
Or. j. VI. McLean's sarsaparila perfects the
process OF digestion and assimilation. and thus
makes pure blood. For sale at the Bazaar Drug
Store.
The frost has hurt small fruit badly
in the Gaylord region, but has not
harmed other crops much. 1t is be-
lieved that the rain has prevented a
great deal of frost, and on account OF
the porous character of the soil great
quantity OF rain could do no haru. =
Detroit Journal.
THERE are times when feeling of lasstude
will overcome the most robust, when the system
Graves for pure blood, to furnish the elements of
health and strength. The best remedy for puri-
flying the blood is DIR. j. II. McClain's Sarsapa-
rilla. For sale at the Bazaar Drug Store.
We have received from the Stenog-
rapher's Headquarters. 26 Congress
st. West, Detroit, sample book of
fine linen papers, legal and letter size,
and all typewriting supplies-popular
prices. Copy sent on application.
No.7.12t.
Every Saturday evening will make
a special sale of Roasts, Stews. Soups
and Boiling Pieces of fresh meats.
Come aud see the bargains. To save
sailing. / will make special prices OF
above sorts. All which are guaranteed
TO be prime stock. G. w. WIGHT.
The general committee on behalf OF
the members of Marvin Post, Grand
Army of the Republic, desire to CRATE
fully acknowledge and return their
sincere thanks to Revs. Putnam, Cas-
ter and Taylor; the Choir; Band; Wo-
mems Relief Corps; Sons of Veterans
and school children for the services
rendered by them on Memorial day,
making the service and ceremonies SC
successful in every respect. as they
were, considering the inclemency oil
the weather.
The 400 posts of the Grand Army OF
the Republic in the State of Michigan
attended the preparatory memorial
services on Sunday previous TO May
Both, without inviting other organiza'
tions to join with them. Patriotism
must be getting at low ebb in every
place but Grayling, if it is an indica
ton of it for organizations of reli
gious order to kick because they were
not invited to attend service that
was entirely for members of the Grand
Army of the Republic. If one church
was sighted all must have been, foI
they were placed on the same footing.
The weekly crop bulletin Of the
Michigan weather bureau shows that
the mean daily temperature for the
past seven days was All degrees. or
H. 5 degrees b-low the average. The
rainfall for the same period was g.
inches, or 1.66 inches above the aver
age. The reports indicate that the
low temperature of the week and
heavy frosts Of the twenty-sixth and
twenty-eighth have done much dam
age to growing crops. Corn especial
ly has made no progress, and much Of
it will have to be replanted. In the
Northern section fruits and berries
are reported greatly injured
Fall wheat still shows the effects of
the recent drouth, and will probably
not entirely recover from it.
Decoration day was we'll observed
here, Notwithstanding the unprece-
oented weather. Marvin Post, G.. A.
r., and Wagner Camp, s. of ", as
sembled at their hall ut 1 o'clock, and
preceded by the band, took up the
line of march to the town hall, where
the w. r. @. Joined the procession.
and at the corner of Ottawa and
Spruce streets they were Joined by
the school children representing the
States, each bearing flag and wear
ing blue sash on which was the
name of the state imprinted in gold
letters.
>lThe Me, church was packed a,