Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-22

at Belts. They are only s., and are 4
worth twice the money.
The Altoona county Board Of Super
visors did all their work la half a day
last week.
Clagqett and Pringle nave just re-
ceived their new Teas. They are the
first pickinss aud very choice. Try !
them.
Fred Culver has been struggling
with sharp attack of congestion of
the lungs for the past week.
"a thing OF beauty is Joy forever.
Those new Aristo,ypes are beauties.
Call at Bonneiis' and zee them. Only
50. SO per dozen.
Boys get out your best girl and at
tend the Sons of Veterans Dance at
the Opera House, Oct. 30th.
Every Man, Woman, and Child
should buy their shoes at Claggett q
Pringle's. A large assortment and
prices rock bottom.
Remember the Sons of Veterans
Dance at the Opera House, Friday
| Evening of next week.
| A new barber shop is about to be
opeDed in the west room of the Finn
block.
Capt. Funck, of South Branch, was
in town Saturday, with bushels of cut
flowers from his garden.
The Arenac Independent testifies to
the sight of a cucunber-tiiat nras-
nres 141 inches long, IL inches in cir
conference and tibet weighs A.
pounds.
In Ohio it is Mckinley against the
democratic field, ard the man who
bets on William is sure to win in the
political race. -Positiac Gazette.
f. r. Deckrow has concluded to con-
tinue in the Wind Mill business, and
thinks Grayling is good enough for
him for location. See ad. in anoth-
err column.
The new frame barn of J. J. Med
erer, of Blaine. is nearly completed,
and will be- great improvement to
his place.
School in district No. I. Blaine
Twp, will commence next week. with
Orlando Hicks as teacher, for a term
of four months.
Bay City umbrellas are sacred, Jno.
Casey stole one and was sentenced the
next day to ninety days in the Detroit
House of Correction.
The H NJ. Loud lumber company
is operating seven log trains daily on
the Au Sable g. Northwestern rail
road.
The number of convicts at the Mar.
quette prison has run over the 10C
mark for the first time since the insti.
tuition was started.
Col. Worden returned from a session
of the U. s, Court. at Grand Rapids,
yesterday. His next trip takes him to
Ashland, Wisconsin.
r. p. Forbes was reelected Super.
intendent of the poor, for another
term, last Saturday, by the Board OF
. Supervisors.
Marvin Post, No. 240. Grand Army
of the Republic, will meet in regular
encampment, next Saturday evening,
at 7:30.
The Board OF Supervisors have fixed
the salary of game wardens, at 500. OF
for each conviction secured on com
plants made by them.
q. III. BonneII visited Blaine town
ship the early part of the week, and
took views of the farms, ETC., OF Messrs
Aebli, Hoesli and Fauble.
Henry Holliker, the fiendish muir
derer Of Andrew Poulson near Ba,
4 City last spring, has been pronounced
insane by medical commission.
] The agricultural college faculty anC
board of agriculture has decided t
hold 90 regular farmers institutes il
a various parts of the state.
M. Simpson has just received full
v line of Canned Goods. Teas, Coffees
Flour &c., &c., at the City Market Of
% Cedar Street. He can supply you
t tables better than any other store.
4. Wainwright brought in a bunc
8 of Arbutus. in full bloom, this week
IL resurrected from the drouth and frost
of the past Summer.
|, Hubbard Head, of South Branch,
% furnishing our market with the fines
veal ever>put on block. He has owe
hundred head of cattle.
~ Wagner Camp, Sons of Veteran
will give a Social Party at the Opel
House, Friday Evening, October 30tl
he All are cordially invited TO attend.
The steel will all be laid on II
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