Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-02-14

pounds OF good Tea for 81 90. 60 to
Clsggetts.
Mr.. Harry Geese, who has been
visiting Elmer knight. has returned
howe.
Those % shoes for 81 are great
bargain. Don't fail to get . pair at
Claggetts'.
The Thermometers showed up last
Thursday morning 10 degrees below
zero.
/ On account of the storm, all trains
were taken off the Lewiston branch,
last Saturday.
Miss Frances Staley and her sister
Maud, returned from Lansing, last
Saturday.
Tim Webster has completed his Job
in Center Plains, and returned to his
home in Frederic.
Our subsc ribers can get the Semi
Weekly Detroit Journal Cor 60 cents by
paying up their subscription.
For fresh Crackers, Cookies, Bread
and Confectionery. go to G. w. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received a
large assortment.
Mrs. Charles Smith of Beaver Creek,
has returned from an extended visit
with friends in Cleveland, Ohio.
Al. Rose went to Port Huron, last
week to engage ia the sale OF Agricnl-
tural implements for Upton & Co., of
that city:
Call and SEQ the new goods. at
the Shoe store Of J. NJ. Jones'.
| There is no more sale for tan bark
or pulp wood in Alpena just now, the
market having become overstocked.
J.W. Brockway. will go to Roscom-
mon Tomorrow, where he will not in
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the capacity of Circuit stenographer
Bay city Tribune.
Five Alpena saloonkeepers got it in
the neck, the fines ranging from 500
10 5000 piece. Some may have to
60 to Detroit
Mic, Oscoda county wants rail-
road and is moving to have the
branch road to Rose City, extended
to that place.
Severe winter weather the past
week, mercury being "out of sight"
most of the time. 40 below yesterday
morning atlanta Tribune.
| Station agent Bell, of Vanderbilt.
who formerly was the agent at Cheney.
is to be transferred to Roscommon.
| Wonder what he has been doingl
If Claggetts' trade on Coffee keeps
on increasing, he will be obliged to put
in n Motor Engine TO run his coffee
mill Buy your Coffee at Claggetts'.
Miss Elvira Stark and Miss Lena
Cunduff entertained "A number OF their
young friends, by treating them to II
"candy-pnll." Wednesday eve, week.
The Ladies' Aid Society realized
about So 90 from their social at the
parsonage. last Friday. The Indictment
weather prevented a general attend
ance.
The entertainment at the Town
Hall. in Frederic, on the 5th, which
was given by the Dramatic Club, was
well attended and the receipts were
5l1.30.
Last Friday was one of the most
disagreeable days this winter. The
thermometer registered IL degrees
below zero. On Saturday morning
it was but five below.
The Ladies Aid, Of the Presby terian
church, will meet at Mrs. s. Hemp
steads', Friday afternoon, for charita-
be work. The basket OH the door is
to catch the nickels.
The Y.P.S.C f. gave a very pleas.
ant social in the parlors of the Pres.
byterian church, after their business
meeting Monday eve. Again increas-
ing their finances.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Medal and Diploma
All the ministers OF Port Huron
have signed an agreement not to con-
duct funerals on Sunday, so residents
will please find it convenient to die
at some other time.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. have the
best 90 cent coffee, in town. You
should try it.
| We want MONEY, and when orr col
Iector calls on you, 10 down in your
pocket and raise the small amount OF
the bill which he presents. 1t is a
small amount to you, but five hundred
of them aggregates n large suin To ms