Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-08-27

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a number OF cars for use a. a camp,
Kitchen, dining aud sleeping carl
complete. They are models OF con
veuience.
The Free Silver Club meets at Nc
Cullough's hall, next Saturday eve
ming. A good speaker is expected Il
be present, and = full attendance II
desired.
Axel Nicholson exhibited the finest
basket of trout ever seen In this sec
tion, the first Of the week. They
weighed from two to four aud quar-
ter pound apiece.
Farmers bring your produce Il
Sailing, Hanson B Co. They
pay you the hiRhsst price, and
sell you goods ct Rock Bottom
Prices.
Swan Peterson and Chas. B. John.
son went to Grayling on Wednesday,
where they will join party Of friends
for a weeks fishing trip down the Al
Sauble River.-Lewiston Journal.
S. e. Odell will do Photograph
work at the Gallery opposite Court
House for a period Of three weeks.
All who want any work In his line
will please call, and you will receive
fair treatment.
s. S. Claggett has just received the
largest line of Shoes ever shown Ia
Northern Michigan. His stock IL
now complete, and his prices hard
to beat. II Shoes you want to III
your feet, then go to Claggetts'.
VIM. Steckert, OF Florida, the first
Clerk OF this county, was in town last
week, going from here to the old
homestead in South Branch, where
he will spend little time fishing,
before his return to his home In the
South.
1. Fl. Richardson, Of South Branch
has purchased steam threshine
machine. He will not make thresh
ing a business, however, and viii
only use the machine for the benefit
of himself and a few neighbors.-
Ros. News.
Just received 1000 yards al
Linen Lace, / TO 4 inches wide
which we will sell for q shor'
time at 8 cents per yard. DON
allow this chance to 90 by.
Sailing, Hanson 3 Co.
j. w. Sorenson has just received ;
large stock of writing paper and en-
velopes from the manufacturers, pu
up in boxes. Each box contains 2
sheets of paper and "a envelopes
which he will sell for 10 cents.
w. Fairbotham brought to on
sanctum a plate of fruit, Guer Plum
and Hyslop and Gen. Grant Graz
Apples, which were as fine specimen
as we ever saw. They were grow
on his place in this village.
w. j. Jubb and wife came dew
from Gaylord, Sunday, to be in tim
for the reunion. They we're guest
Of A. j. Rose. w. j. looks as though
he had just come from battle, hi
face being badly lacerated few day
since by an accident
Monday was the anniversary OF tn
birth Of Mrs. A. e. Newman, and u
the evening she was surprised to tln
her house crowded with friends t
help the family celebrate the event
Numerous elegant presents helpe
to express the love of the donors.
The following delegates were elet
ted at the Democratic County Cor
vention last week:
State Con vention-Wm. T. Lewis
James w. Hartwick.
Congressional-Joseph Patterson
A. j. Stillwell.
STANDARDIZATION Hickey, Wn
Mccullough.
Representative-Jeh Leece, A. I
Newman.
Hon. Thomas Barkworth, OF Jacl
son, addressed good audience at tn
Court House, Saturday evening, o
the side of the Free Silver campaigl
He Is an orator of no mean ability
a logical lawyer, and as a man is hor
ored and respected. His side of tn
case was presented in its best forl
yet we believe no man was convince
that SO cents value could possibly b
made to equal 100.
The grain reports from Cente
Plains are satisfactory to the farmer
on the worthless plains" Ere
Shots got 40 bushels of wheat froI
two and half acres of land, Fran
Love 81 bushels from Ave and ON
half acres; Jas. Burton's, ST., ry