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

AT fournter's Drugstore.
DrED. AT the residence of his con
Ia this village. Sunday, February ~,
Cyrus Taylor, aged "a years.
DiED. AT the residence of his daugh-
ter, Mrs James StillwelI, Sunday.
Feb ~, 1898, selor b. Turner aged rs
years.
The deceased was veteran soldier,
having served from Jan. 4. 1864. to
July 20, 1865, in Co. b., 18th regiment
Michigan heavy artillery.
A. New England Supper and enter
tainment will be given at the Towr
Hall, at Frederic, Wednesday evening,
Feb. 22d.
Plush Caps, of the latest styles, at
Sailing, Hanson & Cos.
| The Gladwin Democrat-Leader is
dead. An ante-mortem statement +.
gave poor patronage as the cause of
its demise. T,
Sailed and Fresh Crackers, at Clag- {
gett and Pringles'. 4
The finest line of Canned Goods, in
town, at Claggett & Pringles'.
Henry Stevens, of Bay City, has
been visiting with the family of Chas
Trombley. and Mrs. Stevens, for the
last week.
Money is what we want. Call at
Bells, and get shoes at slaughter
| prices.
/. s. Bray, of Cheboygan, was q
crushed under u freight train at VOL q
| VERNE, last Saturday. He died in less Q
than two hours.
Go to Chalker and Nick nights mar
ket for all kinds of Fresh and Salt
| meats. Il
Winslow Smith and family moved e
to Grayling Monday. Mr.. Smith will
hold down position in mill at that
place. OtSego Co. Herald. b
60 TO BonnelIs' tor Souvenir Photo
graph holders. Something new and y
Nobby.
Do not forget the Band Concert next A
Tuesday evening admission rs cents. o
Reserved seats 35 cents. Tickets for "
sale at l.. Fournier's drug store. q
Bread, Rusk, Buns and Cake, baked
fresh, at the Palace Bakery, of A. G
McLain. l.
Last Friday in spirited, written
spelling contest, Marie MantE spelled q
the school down, missing but five of c
so test words. Courier. Il
If you want a good cup of Coffee,
try the Mocha and Java, for sale by :.
Sailing, Hanson & Co.
MARRIED. AT the NJ. e. parsonage
by Rev. S. G. Taylor on the 18th inst.
Mr. JOHN G.. STEPHAN of Grove, and =
Miss LENAH OWEN, of Charlotte. Mich. :,
For fresh Crackers, Cookies, Bread lie
and Confectionery. go to CIV. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received 8.
large assortment. :,
Mrs. I. Ochs, wife of our village |,
blacksmith, stepped into hole in the t.
sidewalk some time ago, and tore one e,
of her knee caps loose.-RoS. Ne1CS Il
Do not forget that Sailing Hanson q
e. Co. keep the largest line of Heating CO
Stoves in the market.
Lewiston people give our postmas- u
ter, j. NJ, Jones, credit for the delay u
in receiving their mail. Grayling "a
people blame the railroad, and rightly. o.
Wind Mill and Well Supplies of all
kinds, prices as low as good work will t
warrant f. DECKROW. e,
Tourists will please note the fact %
that wild animals still haunt the %
streets of st. Ignace. A large lynx -
was killed in that city on Wednesday ~
of last week. ~
For choice drinks, go to Claggett g.
Pringles'. Their Teas and Coifees are
the best. III
Sailing, Hanson & Co., of GrayliDg, 81
have bought two million feet of pine
near Marquette, which will be sawed
in their mill near st. Ignace .--Le10iS- a
ton Courier. III
Have you seen those Red and White y
which Sailing, Hanson & Co. ~
are selling very cheap. '''
The chimney on G. Silsby's farm al,
house blew down last Sunday and the III
smoke and SCOT which blew into the II,
rooms, damaged the walls and ruined So,
his best furniture. --RoS. Ne1OS.
We will furnish DEMoREsT's MAGA- ~.
ZINE and the AVALANCHE, TO our sub a..
'cribers, for one year, at $3.50. "'
There are too many blacksmiths in fer
the printing business in this section, en-
Over one half of our exchanges are no
llegible, and the only workmanship sci
displayed is in that portion of the pa co