Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-01


millinery opening at Benscn's, Oct
ober "a.
IF. n. Deckrow hasconc'uded toccn-
tinue in the wind AIilI business, and
thinks Grayiing 10 good enough for
him for location. See ad. In ancth-
er column.
A staveiess cask isnow made out OF
one great shaving OF steamed wood.
which In folded cylindershape, leaving
only one seam where the edges meet.
The arrangement Of the high school
room, and the employment of another
teacher will adj greatly to the efiiclen-
cy of our school.
Did Won see the cork shoes for men,
at Bells. They are only SO, and are
worth twice the money.
Claggett and Prin2le have just re-
ceived their new Teas. They are the
first pickings and very choice. Try
them.
The schools at Cheboygan and Gay
lord were closed last week on account
of sickness. Miss Aggie Bates came
home for the vacation.
Every man, woman and child should
bny their shoes of o. J. Bell. Why
Because he has the largest and best
assorted stock.
| L. 8. Benson has returned from De-
troit, and will have his opening of
Fall and Winter Millinery on Satur-
day, October Sd.
rhad. Hastings, Of Beaver Greek.
brought in two loads of potatoes
Friday. as fine as were ever dug. Five
potatoes from one hill, weighed 5 lbs.
ID OF.
A Chautauqua dress reforner as
serts that ''corsets have filed more
graves than whiskey." This is prob
ably an exaggeration; for corsets have
staying powers where whiskey has not.
j. NJ. Francis, an experienced black
smith. and used TO camp work, wants
a Job for the winter. for himself, and
will furnish a good cook for small
crew. Address, at Graylii,g, Mich.
Every Man, Woman, and Child
should buy their shoes ut Claggett q
Pringle's. 4 large assortment ano
prices rock bottom.
Parties holding my milk bottles vii
do me favor, by leaving them a
Claggett s. Pringle's store.
A. J. LOVE.
A large snake was discovered milk
ing a COW at Hagerstown, Md. Th'
cows owner had been at loss 10
; long time to account for the diminu
. ton in his milk supply.
Mr.. Dennis McGraw, of Gaylord
having obtained work here OF TIN
new Twin Lake railroad, grading
has temporarily moved his famil!
here.
i Our Band begins to foot, so the!
can be heard around town. The,
say Jackson Is getting his liz hard
ened so he blows the big drum beauti
fully.
-Stanfield. Sewell. AT tn
Presbyterian Parsonage, Septembe
25th, 1891, Mr.. Charles Stantield. q
Crawford County, Mich, and Mis-
Lorena Sewell, of Cheney, Mich.
GEN. II. V. BoYNToN. the well
known Washington correspondent
has written an article on The Pres
D and Public Men,, which will appea
: in the October Century.
o. j. Bell went to Detroit, Satul
day, and took a boat. Monday. 70
/ Marquette. He is improving slowi
from his late illness. and it is hope
this trip will benefit his health.
M. Simpson has just received ia
: line of Canned Goods. Teas, Coffee'
Flour &C., &c., at the City Market o
Cedar Street. He can supply you
4 tables better than any other store.
:, Frank Price threshold 264 bushels c
wheat which grew OIL acres; that
a at the rate of A bushels TO the acr'
p 1t is the best yield we have heard
: in Richland or any of the adioirdu
townships. Wesi Branch Herald.
e Fred F. Hoesli, of Blaine, passe
q the fortieth milestone of his life. la
Tuesday, and his friends helped hi
celebrate the event in a most EMO
able manner, staying till well into Il
gray dawn of the next morning.
W The reception rendered Rev. M
and Mrs. s. g. Taylor, at the M.
:, church, last Friday evening was vel
pleasant affair The good will OF o.
!, people was farther exhibited by Il
presentation of purse of S72.
m Miss Belle Partridge. of Bay Cit
no was married Sept. %, to Mr.. j.
Mackay. of Detroit. and they are nc