Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-10

A iine line Of Ladies' slippers, Just
received, at Claggett u Pringies'.
Prices lower than ever.
There were seventeen applicants for
license to teach in this county, at the
examination last Saturday.
jackson a. Masters are offering the
balance of their stock of Fancy China
and Glass Ware, at cost.
West Bay City health officers are
afraid that diphtheria and scarlet fe-
yer will turn out epidemically.
Hon. Jas. Van Kleek. of Bay City.
was in town on legal business, Tues
day, and made us a pleasant call.
AIpena has at last got genuine mag
netic sulphur water and people are
moving out of that end of town.
]. J. Cornely, of Roscommon, for
merly of Grayling, was in town last
week. and made us a pleasant call.
Benton Harder G. A. r. men built
a house for a destitute widow last
week, doing all the work themselves.
H. Bauman. formerly book-keeper
for Blodgett & Byrnes, at headquar-
tiers camp, was In the city last week,
visiting old friends.
Mrs. w. It. Benkelman arrived home
from her eastern visit, Saturday.
The 'kids" say the Prof. is even more
pleasant than usual in school.
Hubbard Head, of South Branch
township, Crawford county, was
flying visitor to the village Tuesday.
He looks fine. -Mio Mail.
Wonder what the attraction is at
Whipple's camp that brings friend
Jackson, of Grayling, down so often.
RIOS. Netos.
The town of Rose, Hacking and
Cumming have each voted $1,000 for
an extension of the Detroit, Bay City
and Alpena road.
Claggett and Pringle are filling their
store jam full of new goods. Bargains
in every department. Prices lower
than ever.
Mrs. Charles Brinkman, of Bay
City, is the welcome guest of Mrs. E.
F. Richards, and welcomed here by
many friends.
Just received at Claggett and Prin-
giles, a new and complete stock of
Mems and Childrens' Hats. All the
latest styles.
Two engines, near Vanderbilt. Mon
day, tried the experiment of passing on
the same track. 1t was a woful fail
ure. No lives lost.
For fresh Crackers, Cookies, Bread
aud Confectionery, go to CIV. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received a
| large assortment.
A new Swedish Republican news.
papers is to shine in Manistee under
the name of Jupiter. August John
son is to be it's editor.
Do not forget that Sailing, Hanson
& Co. are closing out their stock of
Clothing below cost. Now is a good
time to get Spring suit.
Bay County farmers will expert
ment with sugar beets. If they are
successful factory with a daily ca
pacity of 200 tons will be erected.
An old soldier of Leetsville was not
allowed to join church because he
would not lay aside his G.. A. r. badge
and quit the organization.
The discharge of steel worker at
F. Wheeler &. Co.'S. ship yard, West
Bay City, one day last week, caused
$50 operatives to walk out.
Ann Arbor e. A. r. men are MAX
ing extensive preparations for the en-
campment to be held in April. Most
of the necessary money has been rails
ed.
Dan T. Cutting, formerly with the
Alpena Pioneer, has accepted posi-
ton as city editor of the Echo. Cut
ting is a bright and well known man
of that town.
1t does one good to talk with the
farmers as Spring approaches. Nearly
all are getting ready for increased
work this year and anticipate pros
porous season.
Most of the machinery for Lewis
Sands planning mill at Lake City has
arrived and the frame is up for the
MILL After April LIST the saw mill will
run night and day.
Miss Damek, teacher of the primary
department in our village school,
treated her scholars to a sleighride
this afternoon. which the little ones
enjoyed hugely. RIOS. Ne,oS.
There will be Union Services next |
Sunday, at the Presbyterian church