Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-10-03


Say Pat, where did ye get 90 much
soap' Down at Claggetts'. He gave
me fifteen bars for quarter, and ]
took II.
Our Jewish citizens recognized last
Saturday as the DAY OF Atone.
mcnt,' and all their places of busI-
ness were closed for that day.
For Sale--A good portable saw mill
and engine and boiler. Capacity 10
IL M per day OF hardwood. Will sell
cheap Address e. A. Stimson. s I
Charles, Mich. Septrl9-4t
L. T. Wright returned from bis
vacation, last Thursday, looking az
thong he had enjoyed the rest.
Fourier serves delicious Ice cream
Soda.
Choice Fruit, Confectionery, and
fresh Oysters, at McClains'.
Sailing, Hansan & Co., are putting
in electric lights through the yard,
preparatory to starting the mill on q
night run, This means employment
for large number of new men, and
more money put in circulation.
Mr.. and Mrs j. G. Hanson returned
from Indiana Tuesday, reporting an
enjoyable trip.
Slippers, small sizes, at 73 ctr
per pair, at s.. r. B Co.'S. A
great bargain.
Mr.. Callahan, of Frederic, got
severe cut in his hand from broken
bottle, last week, and came to Gray
ling to have the wound dressed.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Try Claggetts' New Moon natural
leaf Tea The best so cent tea In
the city.
A competent blacksmith and wood
worker is in want Of job for the
winter. Is not afraid of work, ant
well acquainted with what is required
ia camp. Enquire at the AVALANCHE
office. sep26tf
VIM. Fisher has moved into the
Manistee House and resumed the
management of the same, which will
be appreciated by many of his pa
irons.
What beautiful enlarged Cray
On Pictures, at the store ofS., u
& Co., and they cost nothing.
Three inches and half of rain ha
fallen at this station during thu
month of September, and the temp
erature has been above the average
VIM. Nichols was thrown from ;
wagon, coming out from Higgin
Lake, Monday, and the vehicle rul
over his back, making him think h.
was lame.
We noticed Fred. Rose down towI
Monday and therefore conclude tina
he is getting better, as he had a bii
jug in his hand.
Claggetts' 35 cts. Tea can't he beat
Three pounds for s1.00. Try it
A. letter from John Walker, from
England, notifies US of the death o
his son, and states that the healtl
of his wife or himself is not i'm
proved. which will be regretted b.
his friends here.
The big mill is closed for a fey
days for repairs getting ready for
night run. made necessary on accoun
of tie blowing down of larg
amount of timber that must be care'
for to be saved.
80 dozen Of beautiful Whit
Towels, just placed on sale, at S
II. & Co.'S, for only 10 cents each
Come and got what you want a
they won't lastlong atthat price
We acknowledge the receipt Of tick
cts to the Rossommon and Crawfor
Couptyfair, to be held Oct. I'd, 8
and 4th, at Roscommon. We expec
as usual, that the citizens of thi
county will see that it is success.
L. Fourier went to Chicago las
Thursday, to secure the first choic
of goods for the approaching holy
days. He always gets there o
time.
Mrs. ingalls,, Cooper and Ly1u
daughters of John Crandall, of thi
Township, from Tekonsha, returne
to their homes, Monday night. b
fore leaving they had family visi
at the home of Mrs H. @. Holbroob
in this village. Mrs. Crandall wit