Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-09-02

For the finest liue OF &c and 10c
goods In this county. Watch Joseph's
new ADJ, next week.
The school census shows 4O6 pupils
Of school age In the district, gain
Of eight In the last year.
Rev. ]. j. WIlletts, Of Frederic,
was In town, Tuesday, and made US
q pleasant call.
For the finest line of &c and l0c
goods In this county. Watch Joseph's
new Adj, next week.
Any one wishing to purchase some
fine pigs can procure them of Hugo
Schneider, In Grove township.
Mr.. S. G. knight and family leave
to-day for their homestead In Mont
morency county, where they will re-
main until next spring.
Bring your Butter, Eggs, and
Hucklsherries to s. n. B Co.
They pay the highest market
price for Thorn.
BoRN-At the M. F. Parsonage In
Cheboygan, last Friday morning,
to Rev. and Mrs. S. G. Taylor, a
daughter.
Frank Deckrow and family are res
idents OF Grayling once more, hav-
ing moved back from Maple Forest,
The beginning of the week.
Use Boydell's Prepared Paints ~
brighten your home. Every gallon
sold on guarantee. For sale at
F0urnier's Drug Store.
Mrs. Rasmussen, of Grayling, made
her sister, Mrs Bay, short visit,
the beginning of the week.-Lewis-
ton Journal.
|. Comrade Q. Eickhoff returned from
Buffalo, Tuesday morning, He had a
good time visiting with relatives and
old army chums.
Now Is the time to paint your
house with sherwin Williams
Paint. the best on earth, and for
sale by s. Il. & Co.
A. J. Roses health ia improving
slowly and he is now able to come to
town, and attended the Post meet
ing last Saturday evening.
N. Nicholson has just purchased
12O head Of young cattle. making
over 300 now on his Houghton Lake
farm.
| Mrs. A. j. Rose and her daughter,
Mrs. DR.. Woodworth, and Mrs. d.
L. Whipple Joined the w. r. G. So
ciety, last Saturday.
Quite number of West Branch
citizens, most middle aged and young
men, have declared their intentions
to settle on some OF the homestead
lands in that county.
Prof. Chas d. Hedinger, one of the
best opticians in Michigan, will be In
Grayling until Monday next, and will
make regular visits every sixty days
hereafter. Office at Mrs. Knights.
!. Mrs. M. A. Bates gave four-year
old Lillian a birthday party last
Thursday, which was participated IN
by about thirty OF as happy little
ones as ever were assembled.
We have two Mems and one
Boys Wheel left, which we will
sell at a bargain. Call and soc
them, if interested. S. Il. & Co.
School opened Monday with full at
tendance and unusual enthusiasm.
The safety Of the nation depends on
its intelligence. Support the schools
with economy, but not niggardly.
Mrs. w. S. Chalker and Mrs. j. T.
Mcknight returned from Maple For
est, yesterday, where they had beer
for a week picking and canning Der
ries.
There will be service at the Meth
odist Protestant Church, on next
Sunday evening, Sept. 5th, and ever
Sunday evening, thereafter, unit
further notice.
Timothy Cox, formerly known ant
addressed as "Tim." when a resident
OF this village, Is reported to hav,
been married to a charming widow
, with son thirteen years of age.
A splendid single Buggy Har
ness for 5000. and a doubl,
heavy Farm Harness, complete
! with collars, for $500, ct s
=. B Co.'S.
COmrade Stewart Gorton. of Lu
, zerne, Oscoda county, was in tow
with his wife last Saturday, sboppin,
Ill n