Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-01-16

large assortment
BuckInghsm's dye for the whIskers
does Its work thoroughly, coloring =
uniform brown or black, which, when
dry, will neither rub, wash OF nor soil
linen.
The shoes On special sale are
worth from %. 90 70 S6. 90; they
ere yours at e2.oo per pair. s.
4. b 90.
The Lewiston states that
Prof. Hubbard will soon start on a
lecturlng tour rs an Ind an doctor,
prepared to cure all the ills that flesh
is heir 10. His medicines are kept
IN stock for sale by the NJ. s. ii. Lum-
Der Co., Of Lewiston.
The newly elected officers of Rud-
dock Post. No.. PA, q. A. r., and w.
R. e. No l5i, were installed last
Thursday evening. After the install
latiVn the ladies of the Relief Corps
served an elegant lunch. for which
the "old vets" were very grateful
Cheb. Tribune.
The case Of the Nestor township
officers, awaiting trial at Roscom mon,
on motion OF the people was given a
change of venue, and will he tried Ia
Ogemaw county.
DIED-At the residence OF G. p.
Robinson, Wednesday, January 18th,
Sarah Jane Hildreth, aged 80 years.
o, Mrs. g., why arc 80 many
people providing into 8. a. & Co.'S
store? Because they are after a
bargain in Shoes.
We have received the first number OF
a paper. or what purports TO be one.
published at Wolverine. We do not
know who the editor is, but he Is
certainly not printer. We can not
wish him success, as 1t would be cru.
city to the citizens of Wolverine. The
demand for blacksmiths does not
seem to equal the supply.
Ruddock Post No. 224, G. A. r..
the first of the month moved from
X. of p. hall to Oddfellows hall.
Many of the old vets claimed they
were getting too old and feeble To
climb SO many stairs, and the change
was voted for their benefit. Che.
boygan Tribune
Gentlemen and Boys should no.
go without the comfort Of a good
warm cap, when they are almost
given away at s. n. & Co.'S.
1t is true, times are hard, but the
family newspaper, the AVALANCHE
Is the cheapest luxury In these days
any home enjoys. The coming year
will be one of intense interest. Every
one should be we'll Informed as to
passing events. Economic on some
thing else and keep the newspaper.
No one can afford to miss even a week
Of the exciting news Of the world.
Election of officers took place in the
Union Sunday School last Sabbath.
DR.. N. III. Traver was reelected SUI
perlntendent; Miss G.. Bliss, assist
ant superintendent, and Miss Marie
Mantz secretary and treasurer. One
hundred and eleven scholars were en-.
rolled, and the school starts out with
bright prospects for the future
Lewiston Journal.
Have you ever tried Pratt's
Poultry Food for your chickens!
# not it will pay you to do 30
Get a package ct S. u. & Co.'S.
W. B. Hazen Post, No $40, G. A
R., OF West Branch elected the fol
lowing officers for the current year
| =. C.-James f. Horton.
S. V. C-H. COuntryman.
Jr. V. C.-H. Jones.
Chaplain-Austin Abbott.
q. Mr.. A. lsabcock.
| Adjutant-W. III. Gard.
Surgeon C. L. Nauman.
o. D.-Jamcs J. Ingles.
o. G.-L. Bosom.
| @. M. S.--M. L. Jones.
The Joint installation OF the officer
of the w. II. c., and G. A. II. at theil
hall, last Saturday evening, wa
largely attended by the members an(
their friends, and supplemented b.
AN elegant lunch supplied by thu
ladies, was very pleasant affair
The following officers of the w. r. G
were installed by Mrs. Isabel Jones
President, Mrs. Marie Hanson; Sen
Vice Pres Mrs A. q. Wilcox; Jun
Vice Pres. Mrs. Dell Smith; Sec.
Mrs. G. Wight; Treasurer, Mrs. II
Trumley; Conductor, Mrs. Isabe