Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1897-11-25

stock from the Rose & WoodwUrth
Store to the little store of Mrs,
Rusnell. next to the market.
For the Cure and Prevention
Of Cholera In Hogs. use Intsrna-
ional Stock Food. For sale at
Fournisr's Drug Store.
A Farmers Institute for Cheboy-
gan county will be held in the city
Of Cheboygan, Wednesday and Thurs
day December 18th and 10th.
The closing OF the bank makes
lively times for the postal money
order department Of the post Office,
and for the express agent.
Use Boydell's Prepared Paints 90
brighten your home. Every gallon
sold on a guarantee. For sale at
Fournier'sDrug Store.
All regular correspondence for the
AVALANCHE, must reach us by Tues
day, as our forms are made up on
Wednesday.
Albert Kraus has no cheap
store Tin Ware, but sells good
Tin Ware cheap. Call and be
convinced.
Regular meeting of Marvin Post,
No. 240, Grand Army Of the Repub-
lie, next Saturday evening, the 27th.,
at the usual hour:
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the M. i. church to-day (Thurs-
day. at IL o'clock, by Rev. r. L.
Cope. All are invited to attend.
All subscribers to the AVALANCHE
can secure the michigan Farmer" for
one year, on the payment of 55 cents
liza addition to the subscription price
OF the AVALANCHE.
| Gold Medal Flour is the best
in the market. Buy q barrel Of
S. n. & Co., or call for q sample
package.
Mrs. J. X. Bates came down from
the farm, Saturday. She reports the
fall work nearly done and the crops
secured, so they will soon be back In
town for the winter.
statesmen WANTED-Free out
1T. One agent earned $22, 600 In five
years, several earn 81 900 yearly. -
Speciality, Mines, Mills, etc. FAC
tory p. o. 1871, New York.
Rev. G. w. West was in town, Sat-
lurday, with load Of farm produce.
i His health is not good this fall. but
it is hoped now that the rush OF
work is over he will recuperate.
i VIM. WOODBURY. has been in Maple
Forest, for the past two weeks. help
ing John erect new house on his
homestead, which is now ready for
occupancy.
Chas. Paetzke, of Blaine township,
drove through from Detroit, with a
new horse, last week, making the
trip in five days. Farming will begin
lin earnest now on his homes cad.
Mrs. S. G. Taylor and child are
visiting with her parents, Mr.. ano
, Mrs. c. Eickhoff. Rev. Taylor viii
be here next Monday, for a short
f, visit with his family and old friends
4 The Grayling House will serve
Thanksgiving Dinuer, to day a
which Turkey. Goose and other palat
ables will be the main dishes. 1
will be a good one as Frank Gleason
is again in the kitchen.
= The increase In the postal receipt
of the country for this Septembe
over those of September Of last year
simply augments the evidence pilin
up on all hands to show a condition
lof Increased business.
1 II. G. Bauman. of Lewiston, wa
called to Muskegon early last week
on account Of the serious illness o
. his father, which proved fatal o
Thursday. Mrs. BaumaD came dow
Friday, en-route for that city.
= Many settlers are moving into Ro
. common county, around Higgins an
" Houghton Lakes, upon lands, whic
were until recently supposed to b
}. worthless for purposes of agricu
a ture.
In these prosperous times 1t ~ quit
IT appropriate that gold has been foul
c. in Arenac county. Perhaps tina
5. county will drop some of her fnal
cial isms IL it is in paying Quantitie
l. l-Cheb. Tribune.
c. The Michigan Central will make
rate of one fare for the round trip
Lansing, Dec. 2sth. to 30th.. goo
Il