Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-16


The Grayling Cornet Bnnd is minus
a Teacher. He came TO the conclusion
that they could not, or he could not
learI them anything new. and left for
a frvsher and more unsophisticated
band. or one that could appreciate a
good thing when they saw or heard IL.
The attention OF our readers is call
ed TO the advertisement of Larabee's
Drug Store. Oh second page.
Luke Tryon, former resident here,
who will be well remembered by our
older citizens, was burned out OF his
home in Fenton. at midnight. the 10th
inst. Loss $500. His was the oldest
house IN FeutoD, having been built by
George Fenton, in 1884.
A few more of those Plush Caps, on
hand. at the store of Sailing. Hanson
& CO., which they are selling at re-
duced prices.
A level headed writer in a newspa-
per picked up recently, said; when
a paper Is booming its town, look at
its advertising columns and see if they
are well til'ed. IL not, look out. The
editorial column may deceive but the
advertising column may be depended
upon.
O. j. Bell makes the first cut In
prices ever offered by him. He means
it. Twenty per cent. off on regular
price of shoes, and tremendous cut
on special bargains.
WE. the family of the late Cyrus
Taylor" wish to extend our thanks To
the neighbors end friends who SO
kindly assisted us during the funeral
and burial of our husband and father,
especially to Elder Taylor for his pray
ers and words of coincidence.
MRS. q. TAYLOR, AND FAMILY.
If you want good pair of Pants,
call and get prices at the store of Sal
ling, Hanson g. Co., before purchasing
elsewhere.
Great Slaughter Sale in Groceries,
at Clag2ett & Pringles'.. Prices, rock
bottom. Call and see.
l.. Fluent has been advanced to the
position of head book keeper and III.
A. Bauman to that of assistant, at the
M. II. Co. Store, They are industri-
Gus and trustworthy young men and
well deserve success. --Le1CiSton Cour-
Ter.
Sailing, Hanson g. Co. have just re-
ceived a fine line of Brass and China
Lamps. Call and examine them.
There is something peculiar about
this climate, as every exchange we re-
ceive, has an item to the effect that
the senior proprietor of the paper is
subject to colds, etc. They all have
two or more proprietors and the jun
Tors escape the affection. The seniors
should leave it.
To all of our subscribers who will
pay up past indebtedness and one year
in advance, we will furnish them with
the AMERICAN GARNER. for the same
length of time, FREE
The band boys deserve great credit
for keeping up their organization when
the calls on them for music are so few.
1t therefore behooves all of our citizens
to attend the concert next Tuesday
evening and show by their presence
that they appreciate their efforts to
give us band second to none in the
country.
WE will furnish the Toledo Blade and |
the Acdtdnche FOR one year for S 1.S0;
the National Tribune and the AUa
t0'ache for $50 and the Michigdn
Farmer and Acdldnche for s 1. 80. cash |
The editor went over to Lewiston |
Thursday last, returning Saturday
evening, and left again Sunday, and |
is probably on a trip to Lansing or
some other place, while the devil is |
running the paper and his girl during
his absence. Atlanta Tribune. Served |
the editor right. He should stay at |
home,
We will furnish the Prairie Farmer
and the AVALANCHE" one year for
500, and Demorest's Magazine and |
the 'AvALANCHE" for one year, SO. go.
The Crawling Cornet Band will give
a concert. Tuesday evening, Feb. 21st.
The programme will consist of music
by the band, vocal music, cornet solos,
etc. A farce will be produced, emit
led 1.-THE Limerick Boy" by our local
comedians. A dance will
also be given at close of performance.
Tickets for sale at Fourniers drug
store, at popular prices. Reserved
'eats can be found at the same place.
The reception given BY the Gray
ing Social Club, last Saturday even
ng, was well attended and was unex-
pleasant. Games of diff
prant kinds and CONFORMATION vara