Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1895-11-14

all who drink Claggett's Teas. Best
%. 35 and so cent Teas In the city.
FOR SALE--A good COW, and set
of one horse sleighs, cheap for cash.
Cow will give milk till May. Address
]. M. Francis, Grayling.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Pair Highest Medal and Diploma
Regular meeting of United Friends
next Wednesday evening, the goth.
There is important business to attend
TO. and every member is urgently re-
quested to be present.
John Crandall and family started
for Tekonsha, their new home, Mon
day night We wish them success,
but expect they will be glad to come
back with the Robins next Spring.
A letter was received by Err Bell,
Tuesday, notifying him of the death
Of the infant daughter of his brother
Frank, at Negaunee. The many
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Bell will ex-
tend to them their fullest sympathy.
A competent blacksmith and wood
worker is in want of a job for the
winter. Is not afraid of work, and
well acquainted with what is required
in camp. Enquire at the AVALANCHE
office. sep26tf
A letter received from II. l.. Lam
port from Verona, Missouri, last
week, announced the death, at that
place, Of G. II. Thayer, a former res
ident here, on the 9th inst. He was
buried at Aurora, Missouri.
Mrs. Elizabeth Body, mother OF
Silas and Albert BODY, of this place,
died at Grand Marie, the 9th, inst,
and was buried at East Tawas yester-
day, by the side of her husband. Mrs.
Body was IS years af age.
The Atlanta TRIBUNE of last week.
gives an account OF man ir that
county who run across bear, and
by taking to his heels escared mi.
raculous death. 1t is certainly mi.
raculous story.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A
wagon, S25. 90: harness, $500 pillow,
5000: furniture: new No. Wilson
sewing machine, cost $500. fol
s3h. 90; 200 egg incubator, chear: ali
in best order. Address box l9S, p. O.
Our democratic exchanges did not
even refer to the elections. Of Tues
day. last week. The editors must
have been badly disgruntled. The
editors o. the Herald ut West Branch
Journal at Lewiston. republicans.
were presumably too full (of JOY ovel
the result for uttprance.
| The sO-calle1 Prof. Kennedy. a TO
pnted fortune teller, iumped his hoard
hill at the Crawling House, and wa
arrested, and fined $40 90 and costs
or thirty DAYS in iai'. At this writ
ing he boards with the sheriff.
Last Friday night. one Of the team.
drawing refuse from the mill to the
fire pit. hacked into TO pit with theil
load and was badly burned. az they
could not he extricated until the fire
was partly put out. One Of them
was probably ruined, and both suf.
fered greatly.
| Bert Martin had close call from
Kingdom Come, last Thursday. A
piece of board flew from the saw and
struck him in the face. breaking his
nose and decorating the flesh in ter
rlble manner.
II you wish to enjoy rare treat, &C
to the concert at the church next
Thursday evening. Miss Mckenzie
is young artist, who in short time
made name as vocalist Of the first
class. Miss Fellows. violinist, is a
pupil of the Joachim Berlin and the
Imperial Conservatory of Vienna, and
Miss O'Reilly, solo pianist, is from
the New England Conservatory OF
Music, and is considered an artist OF
the highest standard.
Admission, adults 35 cents;children
25 cents.
Joe Boyle, Of Roscommon, with a
drunken chum attempted to steal a
ride on the Cannon Ball, Tuesday,
and were put off at Cheney, but re.
gained the train, from which they
jumped in the mill yard. Boyle was
caught, and his left foot crushed
under the wheels. He had a ticket
on Detroit hospital, where he was
taken by the night train. His foot
will be amputated.
The DAILY MIRROR OF Escanaba, il
closing its long and complimentary
notices Of comment, on the Nc.
Kenzie Concert Co., said: at Is not
often that Escanaba people have the
pleasure of hearing three such stars
as Miss Mckenzie, Miss Fellows and
Miss O'Reilly in one company. Ever,
selection was better than the one