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

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ladies OF Grayilng 10 call and zee,
Oct. ID. 4
The new Afistotvpe Is bound togo.
Combining superior beauty OF detail,
high enamel, finish, and much greater
permanency. 1t Is a decided advance
Ia Photography. A
BonneIl makes them. 50. so per doz.
Yesterday the first consignment of
wheat shipped this season'was sent by
merchant James Price. The wheat
was from the farm of A. ID. Wayne
and was shipped to b. G. Chattield. OF
Bay CITY. Mr.. Price informs us that
1t was the prettiest berry he ever saw.
He paid 81 cents IA bushels for it,
RIOS. NetDs.
When your cash sales aggregate Sl2
you will be presented with your choice
of the House Keepers Companion or
Life of p. T. Barnum. The goods
cost you nothing extra and are II any
thing cheaper than before. Call for
card, at o. J. Bells.
Mrs. s. p. Smith has just received
an elegant line OF Fall Millinery and
Fancy, Goods. Call and see them, and
get prices, which win be very low.
Thanking you for past patronage,
with fair dealing, good goods, and low
prices, II expect to receive share of
your trade.
Lust week the reports gave the news
of an increase of the pension of Geo.
Love. and the same paper gave to him
the pleasant intelligence that a pen
sion had been granted his Eldest sis
ter, who Is a soldiers widow, whose
application had been pending for sew
enteen years.
We acknowledge complimentary in
vitation TO the Ogemaw County Fair.
a. West Branch. Oct. 6, z. and 8. A
new track, new buildings and lots OF
energy and push in the officers. prom
Use to it successful meeting. There
will be special train from the North,
on the day of the balloon ascension
and parachute drop.
With the railroad from Grayling to
Rogers City and refuge harbor here
as a terminus of a steamboat line con
Meeting with an Atlantic and Pacific
railroad, we expect a boom. This
railroad will cross the present Alpena q
Cheboygan surveyed line ia town 33,
range 3 east, and boom our mining
and other nterests-RO0ers city Press
The average total rainfall for the
past seven days. OBS. inch, Is AZ
insh below the average. This rainfall
occurred the last days of the previous
week, on Friday and Saturday, nnt
was local in character, and was no
we'll distributed, but did large anon
If good on account of placing th'
, ground in moist condition before the
Ihot wave began to dry every thing up
The dog at the Exchange is regn
lar topper, and has got SO that he will
beg as hard as any old bum for hi
drinks. The mere mention of wan
: some beer Dickeyis quickly responded
TO by a sharp won. won. He will mo-
touch any other kind of liquor, how
ever, and never goes behind the bar
RIOS. Ne,0S.
, The last paragraph sho VS. that ther
is n little decency left in the dog.
The last weather bulletin for thu
season, issued by Seargt Conger Sept
26, says,
: The mean daily temperature TO
the past seven days, 71o7, is 120
above the normal; the highest aver
age for The period on the records. of th
: Service. The maximum temperature
: 93o on the 9th. at Jacksonville, ant
y the lowest, 43s at Cheboygan on tn
] 10th. The daily temperature ranged
from g.. to 15o above the normal dur
4 ing the week, the greatest departur
i. being on the oath.
President o. Clute of the Agri
r cultural College, Director of the Micll
igan Experiment Station. and Hon
( J. ii. Butterfleld, of Port Huron, an
IS Hon. Henry Chamberlin, of Tire
). Oaks, Members of the State Board
Il Agriculture, we're here Monday, look
q ing over the experiment Station, 7
decide upon the plan for future work
Notw outstanding the untoward season
q facts have been developed that wi
u prove of great benefit to this porto
U of the state, which will be given til
= public In future bulletins and throug
'e the press.
The famous Inland Route froI
e Oden through Crooked Lake. Crool
b ed River, Burt Lake, Indian Rive
y Mullet Lake, Cheboygan River an
Ut the straits to Mackinac Island b,
ne been a failure this season. This
partly due to natural causes. the Tor
y drouths have caused such low waite
= in the rivers connecting the Lakes