Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-09-25

For nrst class photographs call az
s. u. Odelrs Studio, opposite the
court house. Views a speciality. prices
reasonable and satisfaction guaran-
teed. II.
We would like it If every man who
''knows the Plains are worthless for
agricultural purposes, would visit the
farms of G. w. West, WIN. Metcalf.
II. II. shafer, John Love and others
In Center Plains, or Thos. Wakeley,
J. Lightner @. Peacock. II. Field
hauser, p. Aebli and #. +. Hcesli In
Grove and Blaine. 1t would cure
their croakiDg.
Remember you are safe in saving
from % to so per cent in purchasing
your goods of II. Joseph, as he IL
bound to sell out.
I. M. Silsby is pushing the work on
the new school house, and it Will be
done on time, according to contract.
1t all ready shows up well and will be
model school house, such as the vii
lage long needed. RoScommon Netcs.
Every man, woman or child who has
a picture to he framed should call at
Hanson and Braden's and see their
new line of holdings, and the astonish-
iDgly low prices.
Jacob Steckert, while In the village
a day or two. said his part Of Michigan
is all right. He had good crops Of
wheat, corn and potatoes, and when
told of the extremely small yield In
what some people call Goods coun-
try" remarked, "Guess l will stay
right here. "-RoScommo NetoS.
The many friends of John Leline, OF
South Branch, Wilt be pleased to learn
that he is recovering under DR.. Ewes
care. He has been suffering from
neuralgia in the right shoulder. He
has been stopping for several days in
the village at his daughters Mrs. Il.
w. Ward Roscommon Neaos.
Rev. A. G. Kay. having been up
pointed by the Saginaw Prssbytery, at
Moderator of the Presbyterian Church
here, was present last Sunday and ad
ministered the sacrament and ordain.
ed Messrs. q. 8. Dyer and ID. 8. Wal
tdron, as Elders, thereby completing
the organization of the church at this
place. Rev. Mr.. Whitfield, now Of
Marlette, is expected here the first
Sunday in October, and it Is hoped
that he may become the regular pas
tor, as he is endorsed as an able aDc
Efficient pastor, where he has labored
Rev. Mr.. Kay. as Moderator, will SEE
that the pulpit is supplied until q Pas
tor is secured.
All railroads centering at Detroi
will sell half round trip tickets to De
troit on Oct. 10, on oil regular trains
it being the date of military priZ'
drill contest for the DETROIT JOURNAL
banner. The drill will occur at Rec
reation Park, and will be one of tn,
most important military events in thu
that military companies from Crane
Rapids, Jackson, Coldwater, Flint
Marquette, Mason, and Detroit wi.
compete.
Peterson's Magazine for October
on our table. Tho steel engraving
Before the Battle" is very hand
some picture presenting the portrait
of Minna Irving, the popular poetes
and her soldier husband. The fashio
plate and illustrations, present SOM
new and effective fall styles. The nee
? dlework designs are varied and effect
: i've. The literary part of the number
: excellent, and can only be equalled b.
s the highest priced periodicals. Th'
: opening story lone October Morning
is we'll illustrated and we'll written
. Imprisoned Rainbow" by Louis
. Jamison closes series of interesti''
articles on precious stones. 9TH
Watch of the Big Heart Lode" by NJ
G. McClelland is one of the best storie
we have ever read in a long while, an
Three Warnings" by Lucy II. Hoops
: will fascinate every lover of the supe
natural. Things Worth KNOWING
> and the household department. are bril-
full of interesting and useful matte
l. This favorite magazine always grow
q better and better. Terms, Two dolla
r a year. Address, PETERsoN's MAG
ZINE, 3o6 Chestnut St., Philadelphia
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