Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1898-02-17

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Bay City, where she was called by
the illness OF her brother, one day
last week.
The w. r. q. will dispose of their
autograph quilt, this evening, In con-
nection with supper. Supper and
ticket on quilt % cents.
Our stock OF perfumes IL made up
OF the choicest Foreign and American
odors on the market.
FoURNIER's DRUG STORE
Mrs. G. O. Mccullough is happy
over the prospect Of visit from her
mother, OF Otsego county, and an
uncle from Canada.
Topic for Christian Endeavor next
Sunday evening: the GOTH: Every
Christian Missionary" Acts /: III.
Mrs. Mawhorter, Leader.
The large store building Of Henry
Stephens s. Co., at St. Helens, burned
last Monday, with the post-office and
stock, causing loss of $4,000.
s. II. 3 90. are buying Wheat
and Rye, and paying highest
market price for it.
II yon want that autograph quilt,
go the w. r. G. hall, this evening
and get your supper. Supper and
ticket on quilt, only 25 cents.
There will be special meeting Of
the members of Marvin Post and
Marvin Relief Corps, at their hall,
Saturday evening the 10th. A gen.
eral attendance Is desired.
j. M. Francis will move his family
back to his farm, near Grayling, this
spring, but will continue to run the
shop, until he can dispose of his in
terests here.-Atlanta Tribune.
The ladies are looking at the
flower catalogues, and making up
their lists for spring planting. Vick's
catalogue is the highest type of the
printers art, and their seeds are per-
feet.
| Gold Medal Flour Is the best
in the market. Buy q barrel Of
S. q. B Co., or call for a sample
package.
w. G. Pond, Co. M, Fourth Mich
igan Cavalry, and brother of A. L.
Pond, of this place, died at West
Unity, Wisconsin, last month. He
was member of the Grand Army OF
the Republic.
The @. e. Locomotive was steamed
up at the Presbyterian Church, last
Sunday evening, and goodly mum.
Der were present to see how ii
worked, and were we'll pleased with
the machine.
| w. II. Sherman, OF Maple Forest,
was In town Monday, the first time
he has dared to venture out for a
month, on account of the condition
of the roads, which have been simply
impossible.
Claggetts' new line of Canned
Goods consists of Evergreen, Ruby
Lily of the Valley Sugar Corn, RUBY
Succotash, Eureka and Favorite Peas
Tip Top, Roast Beef and Ruby Toma
toes. Try 'em.
A letter from w. H. James, Bowl
ing Green, Ohio, says: ave are ir
mud up to our ankles, when, like tn,
Irishman, we are in head first" HI
had better come back north whert
there is no winter mud.
With the knowledge that many o
our farmer friends are interested il
the Introduction Of Sand Vetch for ;
forage crop, we have arranged so tina
it can be had for $500 per hundred
IL we club together and buy in large
: quantity.
We hope enough of the farmers o.
this county will SOW Bronze grass thi
spring to give it thorough trial il
| this section. 1t has proven of great
| value on the dry lands of Canada, ant
, on the arid lands of the north west
both for forage and for pasture.
. Mrs. Emma Frarey, of Toledo
, Ohio, who has been visiting hel
sister for some time, returned home
Friday, accompanied as far as Detroit
by her brother in law, S. S. Claggett
who will make visit at his old hon,,
In Richmond, Mich, on his wal
back.
A Milwaukee real estate firm says
Northern Michigan will receive more
settlers In the next ten years than al
the rest Of the northwestern states