Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-06-26

No one reads fie ADVERTISEMENTS IN
a newspaper, but u a wrong word Il
inserted or word omitted. the entire
community know II before the paper
Is dry.
Buy $25. 90 dollars worth of Mer-
chandise and get Webster Dictionary
at ). Ii. h Co.'S.
| w. ID. FRANKLIN captured a large
bear up on Robinson creek last week
in a trap. and this week he captured n
small cub. Tnxidermist Nichols has
jpnt the little fellow up. RIOS. NeDs.
None but the parest drugs and
chemicals used In dispensing. Physi-
clans prescriptions, and family recipes,
at the lowest prices, l.. Fournier
Notice is given to the Ash In the Au-
Sable to get well down stream next
week. MS Rev.'s Hill, Sinclair and Cul-
yer will be after them with long poles.
Don't fail to examine that new in
voice of Ladies', aud Gents fine shoes
at o. J. Bells. before purchasing else
where.
Our thanks are due Frank Bell for
a beautiful card announcing the class
officers of the law department OF the
Bniv-rsiry for ieso, with portraits of
the faculty.
Experienced and Registered Pharma-
cists on hand day and night to attend
to the wants of my patrons, L. Four
nier.
J. Wilson Staley returned last Tues
day evening, for the vacation. from
Albion College. Miss Fannie stopped
for brief visit at Caro-, and will reach
home Saturday.
An ungalnly OK has brooken down
lot OF fine maple shade trees in the
village in front of the residence of
Messrs Forbes. Ingerson, PATTERSON
and Palmer. A sufficient cause Cor
profanity, if there be any.
The old story of the Egean stables
was reenacted yesterday In the Office
of our contemporary over the way.
They borrowed hose and attached to
Corners hydrant to wash out the es-
Establishment.
Miss Elite Steckert, who has been
visiting her parents in South Branch,
for some time past, took the noon
train on Wednesday for Bayport,
where she will spend the summer.
RIOS. Ne,DS.
There will be grand basket picnic
in the grove opposite Mr.. Kelloa's
residence in Ball township on the 4th
of July. A general good time Is an
ticipated and everybody are cordially
invited.
Conductor Richards kicks on being
obliged to initiate breakmen, on his
train who have no experience. Two
EnTu were hat f psn %e ssn end on e
protested strongly.
Wagner Camp, 3, OF V have pro-
cured fine bunting flag, which is a
beauty. The stars and stripes are
always beautiful to patriotic people,
and unequaled for an object lesson.
We congratulate the camp.
The body Of Mrs. Dr. Wagner was
brought here for burial yesterday.
She died at the asylum al Traverse
City, where she has been since she be-
came insane. soon after the death OF
her husband. never having regained
her reason.
The M. +. church was crowded last
Sunday night to hear the Baccalau-
reate sermon TO the graduates of our
hi gh school; by Rev. c. Z. Hill. 1t
was fine discourse. portrnying the
advantages with which they were sur
rounded and the corresponding re-
sponsibilties resting upon them.
The Misses Marvin, who are teach
ing In adjoining districts in Ball will
close their work, July ID by union
school exhibition in the Jackson school
house. Their schools have been emf
nently successful and there is no doubt
but this entertainment will be a pleas
ant affair.
For SALE Il have for sale a fine
bull calf. four weeks old, of bIooded
stock, which will sell on re asonable
terms. The sire of the calf is pure
blooded Durham and the dam pure
Jersey. For further particulars call
on or address j. X. Wright, drayling.
Thomas j. Cook Of the township of
Battle Greek, has recipe for cut
worms which he has tried for the past
10 years, which is as follows; Take a
handful uf ashes before the corn
comes up, and sprinkle on the hill,
which he guarantees will kill every
worm. = bet. Tribune.
The teachers engaged for next year,
are Prof. Benkelman, principal; Miss
Kate Mattison, assistant; Miss Emma
Day. intermediate; Miss Musa Havens,