Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-09-24

$1,000 reward for The capture or EVIL
dence that leads to the conviction OF
the train wreckers. who operated
here Sunday night
VIM. Nelson fell from the loglslde
of the mill, last Saturday, a Instance
of % feet. No bones we're fractured
but the sudden stop Jared his con.
stituticn more than he liked.
s Il. Odell will do Photograph,
work at the Gallery opposite Court
House for period of three weeks.
All who want any work In his line
viii please call, and you will receive
fair treatment.
Word comes from all quarters that
the neatest and most satisfactory dye
for coloring the beard a brown or
black is Buckingham's Dye for the
Whiskers.
HOlgar Hanson, Axel Nicholson
and Peter Olson started Monday for
the Mich. Mining School at Hough-
ton. They will be missed by their
fellows here, but go with host OF
good wishes.
S. S Claggett has just received the
largest line Of Shoes ever shown in
Northern Michigan. His stock is
now complete, and his prices hard
to beat. II Shoes you want to fit
your feet, then go to Claggetts'.
Our School Board is organized for
the ensuing year as follows: A. Tay-
Tor, Director; r. Hanson, Moderator;
j. Staley, Assessor: II. ID. Combine
and James K. Wright, Trustees.
Miss Alta Sherman. of Maple For.
est, has the right kind Of grit. She
came from home, last Saturday,
through the storm to have two ul-
ceratcd teeth extracted, and stood
the ordeal without a squcal.
r. p. Forbes. and ]. +. Wilcox
drove over to Kalkaska one day last
week, as Mr.. w. had to appear before
the pension examining board of tina,
place. They report crops on the route
as very fine.
Fournier's Drug Store is head1uar
ters for School Books, Tablets, States
Pens, Pencils, Inks, School Bags, in
Guiding everything in the line o.
school supplies, and the finest line O
School Tablets ever brought to Gray
ling.
Twenty Sir Knights from Gaylord
came down last Thursday to visi'
local X. P.'s, and perform the worl
of lst and Sd degrees. Members her,
are loud in praise of their visitors.
Among the X. P. visitors from
Gaylord. last week we only had TIT
pleasure of meeting Attorney A. w
Marshal. and Editor Mckinley, wht
each gave glowing accounts of goo(
republican work in the sister county
Orrin Blair has resumed the en-
cheering OF Clavget's delivery wagon
after two weeks visit home. III
reports the farmers OF southern Mich
igan more blue than in this section
Low prices. slow sales and littl,
money afloat.
FOR SALE-I offer for sale m,
cottage of eight rooms, with two lot
and barn for four horses, good wei
and shrubbery, for less than half it
value. One block from the schoo
house, and desirable location II
every way. Who war is big bargain
JEROME GRAY.
N. Dowen, foreman for the Manis
tee Lumber Co. has lately returne,
from a trip over the Western State
and asserts that Michigan is tn
best in the Union, aud the only on
where there is a scmblance OF pros
perity. He is starting up the com
panys camps, west of Frederic, in
small way.
l.. S. Benson is showing new Fal
and Winter Millinery In the lates
styles. Walking Hats from IS cent
up, Caps from % and rs cents uI
Feather Boas. IS cents. All the lat
est novelties in the millinery line
Anybody wishing a stylish ne'
Jacket or Cape call and see the di
ferent styles.
Mrs. L. o. Hathaway. Of Ba.
City, will be at the Grayliu
House Oct. LIST, I'd and Sd wit
an attractive stock Of presse
Millinery, which she will sci
at low rates. Call on her, an
get her prices.
Marion Crawford has written
new story specially for the CENTUR,
1t is called "A Rose of Yesterday