Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-09-22

damage in our sheep.fold. last Friday
night. We are not in love with dogs.
Choice drinks at Claggett Il Pringles',
consisting OF New Teas. imported es-
pecInlly for their trade. The best
Mocha and Java Coffee. Cocoa and
Cocoa Shells. Use these drinks and
enjoy good health.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Cameron, OF Fred
eric. were In Grayling. over Sunday,
being called here on account of the
death of their grand-child, May Nc
Cullough.
Q. w. Smith returned from Alpena.
last Saturday. where he had been
investigating the merits of the dun
lop Cure" for the Liquor and Nor.
phine" habits.
Ex-Sherif Mccullough, Sheriff Wake
ley. @. ID. Vincent and j. Patterson,
of Grayling were in attendance at the
funeral of DR.. Revell. Monday. RIOS.
Net0s.
We were mistaken In our last issue
In regard to when deer can be lawfully
killed In the lower peninsula. The
season extends from Nov. 5th, until
Nov. 25th. twenty days only.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Mccullough ex-
tend their heartfelt thanks to their
friends and neighbors who so kindly
assisted them during the sickness oil
and burial of their daughter MAY.
Losr-STRAYED OR SToLBN-Shep-
erd dog, who answers to the name OF
Shep. Anyone knowing OF his where
abouts will confer favor by inform.
ing the owner, w. 8. CHALKER.
DIRD-On Saturday, the 18th, MAY,
eldest child of Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Mo
Cullough, aged 8 years and A days.
Funeral services were held Monday af.
ternoon, at the Presbyterian church,
Rev. Geyer officiating.
Conductor Ball, of the Michigan
Central railroad, will move his family
to Grayling, he having accepted po'
sition as passenger conductor on the
run between Grayling and Lewiston.
Bay city Tribune.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the M. E.
Church tender their thanks to the
proprietors of the Opera House for its
use the evening of the Social, and to
those who made donations and other,
wise assisted during the evening.
AT the annual meeting of the Ladies
Aid Society of the Presbyterian
Church, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
President, Mrs. Masters; Vice Presi
dent, Mrs. Conner; Treasurer. Mrs.
Geyer; Secretary, Mrs. Garfield.
L. 8. Benson has returned from
Cleveland Ohio, where he has been
for the past few weeks, selecting his
stock of Fall and Winter Millinery.
He has an elegant selection, and will
be able to please his patrons better
than before. Go and see his goods.
A little boy was trundling a hooT
past Rasmusson's saloon yesterday,
when a monster Newfoundland dog
rushed out and grabbed him by the
arm, tearing his coat-sleeve half of
and leaving two marks of his teeth
over two inches in the skin. Kill the
dogs.
The Crawling and Roscommon base
ball clubs played a game at Roscom
mon, last Thursday, and as usual, the
Crawling club were defeated. But
to even up matters Graylingite pitch
ed into a Roscommonite and warmed
him u p in the first round, SO that hon
ors now are even,
If democrat, (H. Havens.) was
elected q member of the School Board
it was because the republicans were
willing it should be done, and that
they believed that one member o.
that party would not interfere with
the efficiency of the Board. Does this
suit you, our worthy (D contemporary
Claggett s. Pringle wish to say tc
the citizens of Grayling and vicinity,
that they have purchased an entire
new stock of goods for the Fall and
Winter trade. Every department jan
full of bargains. Trade with then
and you will he surprised to see how
many goods you can buy for your
money. ".r
Supervisor Fauble, of Grove, brought
In sample of Chufas. that shows
wonderful growth, In the plains soil.
From single shoot, he set 40 hills,
and from one of these counted 194
spears of grass, and attached to its
root was 423 nuts. The value Of tn,
plant for fodder, and the root nuts
for food for hogs. should be fully test
ed. as it is especially recommended fol
light dry soil.
The an nuel farmers picnic, the 8tf