Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-08-16

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BORN On the 10th Inst. to NJ. and
krs. T. A. Carney, soa.
New Stock of Dry Goods, at CIas-
GETS.
M. 8. Hartwick was in Bay City,
last week.
For fresh Apples. Bananas and
Oranges, 20 to q. Wight's restaurant.
Fred l.. Barker is visiting with
friends 10 Pen nsylvania.
Clsgastts is thu place to 90 for Shoes.
II you want to buy them Cheap.
For California fruit, ali kinds. 60
to Wight's restaurant.
Sheriff Wakeiy caught q rainbow
front last Friday that weighed 81
pounds.
II You want any kind of a Bicycle,
call at Palmer's house.
BoRN-On Saturday. the nth to
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Hornbeck,
daughter weight III pounds.
The Early Riser, beats them all.
It is a Flour and Claegett cells II.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
The post office address of Henry
Hill. and family, at present, is 1911
Smith street. West Bay City.
70 close out their boys suits.
s., u. 3 90. e&ss them ct half
price.
The Union Gospel Meeting will be
held at the Presbyterian church, to-
IN orrow friday evening. All are
welcome.
Ladies', try Star Patent Flour.
Claggett guarantees every sack he
cells.
Swan Peterson, of Lewiston. was In
town last Thursday, and took Ia the
Circus as we'll as great deal of exub.
erance, as usual.
The New Boston Store will sell
goods at lower prices than purchasers
ever expected to get them.
The Atlanta tribune and Lewiston
Journal are at loggerheads and the
editor of the Tribune calls the Journal
man an imported Canadian.
Attention Ladies' Something New
in Corsets, at Claggetts'. just drop
in. and see them
For fresh Crackers, Cookies. Bread
and Confectionery, go to G. w. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received a
large assortment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Campbell, of
Grayling. are In the village visiting
MIS-. C's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. L..
DeWaele.-Ros. NetDs.
Alfred DeWaele has secured a posi-
ton inspecting lumber at Waters and
left for that place. Tuesday, to CON-
mence his labors. -Ros Ne,Ds.
John N. Bauer. of South Branch. on
Mopday, entered complaint before
Justice WOODBURY. against Frank Le-
line to require surety for the peace.
The Y.P.S.C.E. of the Presby tcrian
Church, will serve Ice Cream in the
tent opposite the Land Office. Friday
eve., Aug. 18th. All are cordially in
vited.
Times are close. financially, but II
over 800 of our subscribers, who are in
arrears, would pay their dollar or two
which they owe. we would be easy.
Will you do it2
A new Stock of Groceries at Clag-
GETS, consisting of Nice fresh Canned
Goods. Pure Spices. Choice Teas
and Coffees, Large siz d Eggs, and
fresh Crackers and Cakes.
The circus has been here and gone
leaving many disappointed ones be.
hind, who would much rather have
their 80 cents than the experience gain.
ed. West Branch Journal.
Forest fires are raging south OF the
village. and IA we 20 to press we learn
that the buildings on the Gillet farm
are burned. also the Cox School house
and several other farm buildings
RIOS. Ne,os.
Mr.and Mrs. L.Pond, with their
visitors returned from a four days
trip down the river, last Tuesday,
and report good success and a pleas
ant time.
Our thanks 10 Mrs. q. L. Alexander
for a fine string OF Trout Don'i
know bnt Geo. caught them, while she
was rusticatinR at the Converse cottage
at Higgins Lake. where she report,
having a delightful outing.
| The game of ball last Saturday be.