Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-09-26

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the tower to the hose house, so that
the nre bell was rung several times,
startling the citizens.
What beautiful enlarged Cray
on Pictures. ct the store ofs., y.
3 Co., and they cost nothing.
II. Feldhauser of Blaine, had the
roof Of his barn nearly replaced. when
Sunday nights storm cane aud laid it
of again.
Try Claggetts' New Moon natural
leaf Tea. The best SO cent tea in
the city.
The change In temperature, from
2 o'clock to A, Monday morning, was
40 degrees, and gave one serious
thought of the approaching winter.
Slippers, small sizes, at re cts
per pair, at s.. r. & Co.'S. A
great bargain.
A. w. Garfield has returned from
his trip to the wild and woody west,
and looks as though he had enjoyed
every hour of his time.
Choice Fruit, Confectionery, and
fresh Oysters, at McClains'.
A. f. Newman has returned from
trip in the upper peninsula, and
gives the readers of the AVALANCHE
a pleasant sketch thereof.
Fourier serves delicious Ice cream
Soda.
The Ladies Aid Society of the Pres
byterian Church will give chicken
pie-social at the church parl0cs, Oct
10th. Supper from five to eight.
so dozen Of beautiful White
Towels, just placed on sale, at S.
Il. & Co.'S, for only 10 cents each.
Come and get what you want as
they won't lastlong atthat price.
A competent blacksmith and wood
worker is in want of job for the
winter. Is not afraid OF work, and
well acquainted with what is required
in camp. Enquire at the AVALANCHE
Office. sep26tf
Home made Bread, always fresh, at
McClains'.
For Sale-A good portable saw mill
and engine and boiler Capacity 10
II M per day of hardwood Will sell
cheap Address Z. A. Stimson, st
Charles, Mich Sept-19-4t
f. +. Hoesli has a new house COM
pleted on his farm in Blaine, and on
Saturday evening about forty OF his
friends assem- bled to assist in warm
ing it up Report says they were en-
tirely successful, and the party as
pleasant as could be desired
At the reunion of the 18th. Indiana
cavalry, at indianapolis, last week.
j. G. Hanson, who has been Secretary
and treasurer for the past year, was
elected president by reclamation.
He has always had warm place in
the affections of his comrades in that
command
The two prisoners who escaped
from the Harhor Springs jail, with
our late "Devil" kibbee, alias Porter,
have both been captured in Indiana,
and are now in their old quarters.
James Duffy got drunk, and Justice
McElroy thought he ought to pay the
cost of his arrest and prosecution. OF
stay six days in jail. He thought he
would take the rest.
Peter Lovely said Mcclure Dupree
thumped him on the head, and en-.
tered complaint for assault and
battery, but on the trial the jury said
not guilty. Dupree plead his own
case.
DIED AT her home, at Long Lake
Grove, Traverse Co.. Mich, Sept. IL
1895, Mrs. Mary Ann Wyckoff, aged
70 years, 10 months and l3 days, wife
: of Elias Wyckhotf. Burial services al
( the home, by ]. Hodgens, Of Friend!
. Church, of which she was member
, Interment at lakewood cemetry
Traverse City. The deceased wa
well known in Crawford county, hav
ing been a resident Of Cheney TO
many years.
The storm of last week blew dowr
the barn Of Wayne Smith, in Beave
Creek, and on Saturday his neighbour
assembled and regretted it, and pu
his hay in the new structure. Tha
is the kind Of people that live in thi
: county.
Rev. r. L. Cope, the new pastor o
: the M. e. church, made his intro
t }ductory bow to our people, last Sun
"A dav and all eeame1 plaased with IN,