Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-11-12


An immense crop Of carrots was
raised this year by Charles Barber, of
Center Plains. He takes the head In
root raising.
Now Is the time for Mince Pies.
Boiled Cider and Mince Meat Tor the
same. at Claggett q Pringles'
w. Metcalf. OF Center Plains. who
has been suffering lately with eye
troubles, is now in Cass City, seeking
relief. RIOS. Neacs.
"a thing of beauty Is Joy forever.
Those new Aristctypes are beauties.
Cali at BonneIls' aud see them. Only
$50 per dozen.
Ladies' buy your Wooden hosiery. at
Ciaggett Il Pringies'. They have "a
fine line, selected, specially for their
trade.
The trustees OF the M. r. Church
are erecting a wood-house ut the back
end of the church which enlarges the
building considerable.
A full an6 complete line of Gents,
Ladies' and Chiidrens' underwear, at
Claggetts & Pringles'
Principal G. K. Hicks, of Otsego
Lake. was with his wife and daughter,
were guests last Friday night of ye ed
itor and family. OtseSo Co. Herald.
There are a good many deer in the
country, but a careful estimate counts
~ hunters to / deer. The weather,
thus far. has been decidedly in favor
of the deer.
| c. w. Wight has repurchased the
Restaurant, and Is on hand in the old
way, to serve his frisnds with warm
meal, ETC., etc. He knows how it
ought to be.
Do not make mistake bat take
your Watches, Clocks and Jewellery
for repairs to G. w. Smith, Jeweler
and Engraver. Prices as low as good
work permits.
| November 18th, being college
day" Prof. Benkleman's class ia the
M. E. Sunday School,; will give n So
cial at the residence of Mr.. Nicholson.
All are cordially invited.
Buy your Shoes at Claggett & Prin-
giles. They have the best line in town
for wear. tear and durability. Sole
agents for the celebrated RiDdge
Bertcb Shoes,
| VIM. Shellenbarger was passing
around the cigars, Monday, in honor
of a son that appeared at his house
Saturday, Nov. 7th, which he pro-
poses to keep till Of age.
| NJ. Simpson has just received a full
line of Canned Goods. Teas, Coffees,
Flour Sc, &C., at the City Market on
Cedar Street. He can supply your
tables better than any other store.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M.
E. Church, will present the Temple
of Fame. an amateur play. in the
near future. Timely notice will be
given of its presentation.
Hon. s. Perry Youngs, late Receiver
of the U. S, Land Office, has been APP
pointed postmaster at Stanton, a bet
ter paying position, besides being at
holue.
After long delay, comrade WyckoG,
Of Cheney, has been granted a rerat-
ing and increase of pension, which
wilt tend to keep his last days free
from want.
Parties wishing to sell or trade their
Plains farms for Merchandise, or for
n-ar...-u IN atha. r,a-ts sc .i.-> S'~T-, -
United States, will do well TO call on
Geo. j. futile g. Co. at the Grayling
House.
Our attention has been called to
some of the work of the Amateur Ar
lists here, which exhibits real merit,
in effect and coloring, and speaks
strongly in favor of Miss Masters, as
a teacher.
The "Sink hole" on the line of the
Nicholson, g. Hanson Lumber Co.'S
logging road, continues to give great
trouble, and one is reported this side
of the North Branch, on the line of
the new road.
A new "Club" is being organized in
this village, where gentlemen can
meet and visit, or rest, or while away
"A leisure hour in pleasant pastime,
without the association of disreputa-
BILE elements.
The Home Missionary Society of the
NJ. 4. Church gave their "Annual
Tea, at the parsonage last Friday
evening. 1t was well attended and
was certainly very enjoyable affair
A Jackson man advertised in the
papers for n girl, and the next morn
ing his wife presented him with twins
both girls. Another powerful illus