Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-02-27

ming. Look out for the .Blue Light. :
Miss Lulu Barlow started for her
home In Missouri, last Friday morn
ing. 4
Dr.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Miss Culver has been elected treas
urer Of the w. r. c., in place of Mrs.
Trumley, who resigned.
Pratt's Food, for horses and
cattle, hes proven its good quail
tiles this winter. S. a. b Co.
sell it.
Dan Lundene, of Lewiston, fs
quite sick at the residence OF his
brother.in-law, CO. Mccullough, and
Is being treated by DR.. Insley.
DR.. c. w. Smith has resigned his
position with the Kelley Institute of
Detroit, and expects to 60 to Colora-
do to all similar position there.
The Lewiston JOURNAL says that
cash on subscription will be cordially
received. We receive 1t thankfully,
when 1t strikes our vision.
Prevent sickness among your
fowls by using traits Poultry
Food. 25 cents buys a package,
at S. q. & Co.'S.
There will be special meeting of
Grayling Chapter, o. e. S., Monday
evening, week, for the purpose OF ini-
tiating several candidates.
The thermometer registered but ] |
degrees below zero, last Thursday
morning, but it was colder than on
Monday, on account of the wind.
J. M. Hall, of Flint, held meet
ing in the M. K. church, Monday
evening, for the purpose Of organic
ing a Chatauqua Reading Circle.
For Furnishing Goods you
should go to the reliable house
s. n. B Co., who carry only No.
! articles.
Matt Voght, a small, but very
prominent person when full, who for
merly lived in this section, is an in
mate of the Soldiers Home, at Grand
Rapids.
II you want reliable dye that will
color an even brown or black, and
will please and satisfy you every
time, use Buckingham's Dye for the
whiskers.
John Staley returned from Detroit
Tuesday evening. Had good time
in Detroit, and says the enthusiasm
for Mckinley was unbounded. He
visited in Caro-, his old home, over
Sunday.
Gold Medal Flour is sold by
i S. Il. & Go. The demand for it
is so great that a car load lasts
but a few days. Try 1t.
Geo. l.. Alexander attended the
Michigan Club banquet at Detroit,
last week, and enjoyed 1t all, espc-
cially the meeting with so many
friends from all parts Of the State.
We received a letter last Thursday,
from Rev. J. w. Taylor, former
pastor NJ. E. Church In Grayling. He
is at Laramie, Wyoming, and has
been for four years. He sent kindest
regards to all his old friends.
The Women's Relief Corps will give
a Social and Ten Cent Lunch, at
their hall, on Wednesday Evening,
March 4th., to which all are invited.
Benefit Of Relief Fund.
70 please everybody caused
S, II. B Go. to purchase selected
stock Of Dry Goods. They are
pleased to show it.
Sailing, Hanson g. Co., Of Grayling,
Mich, are handling 1,c0O, 900 feet a
week through their planning mill.
Their output for 1895 was 10000, 600
feet, which was sold at fair profit.
I-Ex.
w. York, of South Branch, dealer
in real estate, intends moving to Pin.
coming where he will open restau.
rant. Wonder If he will find as many
suckers" there as he found in this
county.
Farmers should bear in mind
that the time is at hand, to
figure on Land Plaster and Phos-
phats. S. II. & Go. can supply
you.
Soren Anderson, an employee Of
Sailing, Hanson s. Co., while working
on the roll way, was struck by log,
and 1t IS reported, was seriously
injured. Dr.. Wolfe was called, and
he was removed T., his home, but ha.