Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-04-23

Stewart Sickler, OF Pese Cheney,
was in town yesterday, and made us
y pleasant call.
Archie Howse, of Maple Forest, was
in town yesterday, and made US q
pleasant call.
Fresh White Bread, German Rye
Bread and Brown Bread, Rolls, Buns,
fresh every day, at McClains,
A. H. Marsh has completed the
fencing Of his forty, east OF the viii
lage, and will not have to chase cows
this year.
Gold Medal Flour IL the best
spring wheat -four made, and
leads al other -four. For sale BY
s. Il. & Co.
The pohibitionists in their state
convention, at Lansing, last week,
declared for female suffrage and the
free coinage of silver.
Use Bydell's Prepared Paints, they
are the best 10 quality and cheapest
in price Every gallon warranted.
For sab at Fournier's Drug Store.
p. W. Stephan, Clerk Of Grove
township, was in town, Friday, look
ing after the interest of his town,
and arranging for his farming.
Remember the meeting of the
farmers association at the Odell school
house the 25th, and make the fall
meeting success this year.
Regular communication of Grayling
Lodge, No. $50, f. & A. NJ, next
Thursday evening, the 23d, at the
usual hour.
B. r. Stuart and Matthew Byrnes,
of RoscOmmon, have been arrested
on the charge Of stealing telegraph
poles
Badness Is often preceded or &C.
cOnpanied by grayness of the hair.
IL prevent both badness and gray
ness, use Halls Hair Remover, an
honest remedy.
Oren Alderman was convicted as
an incorrigible truant, and sent to
tie Reform School, at Lansing, last
Thursday. County Agent r. p.
R}rbes took him.
John +. Hum, and A. Taylor, put
tie finishing touches to two of the
finest fishing boats ever built in Gray
ing, last Friday. The are beauties
Il Is and 81 feet in length.
Rev. Cope, Of Grayling, preached
wo excellent sermons, last Sunday, in
,be M. K. Church. Monday Rev.
Cope made the News Office a very
pleasant call.-Otsego Co. News.
The State Board of Agriculture
the degree of Master of
Science on L. L. Colburn, former
principal of Grayling schools, last
week.
Farmers, why not change your seed |
potatoes while they are cheap. You
ian get the famous Rural New Yorker |
potatoe OF Chas. Silsby, for 25 cents
Leave orders with Claggett
Chas. Silsby, of Center Plains, is
not at all discouraged by last years
1routh. He will double his agricul-
tural work this year, and put in two
acres of celery for an experiment.
Repairs at the big mill are going on
with rush under the supervision of
foreman Lundeen. 1t is expected,
that operations will start up again
about May lst-Lewiston Journal.
r. p. Forbes, County Agent, took
the truant Oren Alderman to the
reform school last Monday, and visited
Grand Blank and Flint, before his
return.
Some thief entered the house of
Frank Whipple few days since, in
the absence of the family, cooked for
himself a square meal, and carried off
Franks best suit, with other chattels.
There are thousands of bushels of
potatoes at Gaylord which will prob
ably be a total loss, for lack of any
market. A few car loads we're sold
1T six cents per bushel last week.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church will give an Ice
Cream Social at Mrs. Canflelds', on
Tuesday evening, April 2Sth. Lunch
from s to 8 o'clock.