Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-25

taken COW on advertising and nov
wants lnilkmaid on subscription
There ought to be no trouble abou
having his milk made II the COWS an,
good. NesOs.
w. Hickey, of Ball township. wal
In the village Monday and took the
noon train for Genesee county. He
expects to be absent about ten day,
and on his return will bring with hin
a carload of sheep. --Ros. NetCs.
London & Ellsworth is the name OF
the new firm. successors to G. w.
Wight. We wish them all the success
Imaginable In their new business. Mr..
Ellsworth has been In the meat trade
before.
TIERS are times when q feeling OF lassitude
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.
| tying the blood is DIR. j H. McCiain's Sarsapa-
lila. For sale at the Bazaar Drug Store.
Wind mills are getting numerous In
Crawford county. Messrs. Owens &
Hadley put up two this week. One
for DR.. Thayer of South Branch and
the other for J. A. Breakey, Of Center
Plains.
The agricultural editor of the Dem
ocrat exhibited his usual profound ig-
norance last week, In his criticisms of
the State Experiment Station. He
has no more idea of what Is being
done or proposed. than sucking colt
The Dingle & Conard Co.. Rose
Growers. Is the place from which to Or
der Roses either for house or garden.
They are the largest growers in the
United States. Send for catalogue
to West Grove, Chester Co., Penn.
FAULTS Of digestion cause disorders OF the
liver. and the whole system becomes deranged.
Or. J. II. McLean's sarsaparlia perfects the
process OF digestion and assimilation, and thus
makes pure blood For sale at the Bazaar Drug
Store.
The pay car of the Michigan Gen.
trail went up the road last Tuesday,
disbursing greenbacks and bringing
smiles on the countenances of EN-
ployes of the road audTkeepers of ho-
tells and clearinghouse.
DIR. Smith and ]. Staley returned
from their fishing trip in the Upper
Peninsula. where they caught over
200 Trout. DIR. Smith arrived on Sat-
urday morning and Mr.. Staley who re-
turned by way of Bay View, on Mon
dsy.
Some stranger got off the noon train
last Monday and went to near saloon
for a drink. He run across Reagan,
one of Grayling's bruisers, who done
him up in short order. 1t took two
men to convey him back to the train.
Blood flowed more freely than whisky.
PnPLEs, blotches scaly skin. ugly spots, sores
ard ulcers, assesses and tumors, unhealthy
discharges, such as catar1h. eczema, rineworrn,
and other forms Of skin diseases, are symptoms
of blood inaPurity. Take. ps. II. III. MOLoau's
Sarsaparilla For sale at the Bazaar Drug Store
Henry A. Bauman, book-keeper for
BIodgett & Byrnes for the past two
years, at Headquarters camp, is sue
ceeded by Mr.. Charles Fields. Mr..
Bauman will take short vacation
and then an advanced position in the
company's Office at Muskegon,
Hon. Michael Brown, of Big Rap
ids, Commander of the Grand Army
Of the Republic, Department of Michi
gan. will be at West Branch, Aug. IA.
he second day of The reunion. Turn
out boys and give him a hearty well
come and reception.
Mrs. 1. NJ Silsby, Center Plains, has
been suggesting to the merchants of
Roscommon, TO erect horse blocks for
rhe benefit of their customers from the
II Mrs. s. will do her trad
ng in GraylinH she will find horse
blocks already erected.
D1RD On the 18th inst. at the res
idence of her father, David Shoppena-
gons, Miss Mary Shoppenagons, of
Consumption. In her 22d year. Her
body was buried on Thursday and
funeral service, were held in the NJ. E.
church, by Rev. J. w. Taylor.
The pic,nic at Portage Lake, last
was largely attended, and
they say that beer flowed freely, fol-
lowed by intoxication aud lighting.
They protest, and the people protest.
yet they do not want to be known in
the matter of a prosecution under the
law. II thep are 40 thin skinned and
cowardly, we do not see but they will
have to pocket the Disgrace and insult
which they claim has been put upon
the better element of the society and
J. A. Sinclair and a number of
Young gentlemen were Jumping In
front of the store, Monday evening,
when he laid his vest. containing a
pocket-book and sixty dollars In
money on the hitching rail In the
morning the book and money was
gone, and circumstances pointed to-