Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-04-01

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morrow friday afternoon.
wright's Compound Celery
Nerviue has no equal as q blood
and nerve medicine. Fer sale at
Fouyuisr's Drug Store.
Hilborn. the tailor, has returned
to the best town ia Michigan, aud
opened his shop In the Hampstead
building, two doors North Of Myers
store.
ID. S. WaldIon, OF South Branch,
was In town last Saturday. He re-
turned from his visit with relatives
In Western and Southern Michigan,
four weeks ago.
Mrs, ]. @. Hanson went to West
Branch, Tuesday, to attend the con-
vention OF the Home Missionary So
cietys' of the Nj. E. Church, of the
Bay City district.
II you are looking for bargains be
sure and see the bargain-table at the
store OF S. S. Claggett. 1t is filed
with shoes, reduced from SO. 90, $3.50
and 100 to $3.50.
Take Wright's Compound Gel
cry Nervine for the blood. For
sale at Fournier's Drug Store.
Mrs. M. l. Staley went to Caro-,
last Saturday morning., for short
visit. She will stop at West Branch,
on her return, to attend the Home
Missionary Society Convention.
Mrs. Barbara Collins, widow of
James Collins, formerly of Frederic,
died March 18th, at Medina County,
Ohio. She will be well remembered
by the pioneers of the county.
Tea Gowns, Dressing Sacks, Wrap
pers, Street Suits and Children's
Dresses, turned out at half price, for
only two weeks, at Mrs. Meadows
Dress Making Parlors.
Mr.. Failing, OF Beaver Creek, has
his mill in running order, and is get
ting out some nice lumber. He will
make success of il, for he is built
that way.
The tickets in Ball township are
lead by Charles Kellogg and Wilson
Hickey for Supervisor. We predict
Mr.. Kellogg's election TO succeed him
self.
wright's Compound Celery
Nervine is the best Spring tonic.
For sale at Fourniey's Drug
Store.
Maple Forest nominates FEM. Sher
man on the Republican ticket, and
p. NJ. Hoyt on the Union ticket.
for Supervisor. Who can predict
the result?
Beautiful dresses turned out for
the coming two weeks, for only three
dollars. to introduce Mrs. Hyndman's
work, at Ms. Meadows Dressmaking
Parlors.
We are informed that five German
families will arrive here from hi
cago, to locate on lands in this
county. This is cheering news
Ros. News.
A number Of the young people OF
the village drove out to the residence
of Geo. f.. Medcalf, in Center Plains,
Monday, and spent an enjoyable eve
ming. RIOS. News.
Thos. Oliver, former railroad
employe here, has been made man
ager of the II. Il. yards at Terre
Haute, Ind, where his family expect
soon to join him.
| c. l.. Brown informs us that he
has great prospects for grist mil
here. Just what is needed. Let
every citizen use all his influence in
aiding Mr.. Brown in securing this
needed industry.-Ros. News.
Last Friday. President Mckinley
sent to the Senate for confirmation,
the names of Jay Allen aud Oscar
Palmer, for Receiver OF Public Mon
ey, and Register OF the u. S. Land
Once NJ this place, respectively.
A number of families from Ohio
are en-route for Roscommon. The,
are driving through, and will locate
in Gerrish township. We are informed
that there are seven families in all
RIOS. News.
Waltron Love, OF Center Plains
brother of A. J. Love, Of this place
will move to Virginia, next week. II
company with w. G. Marsh. He il
a pioneer Of Crawford County, ant
will be missed from the neighborhoot
where he has SO long resided.
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