Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-18

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Molassos, per gallon. 10 CENTS
Advertise in the AVALANCHE.
Boys buy your Hats at J. NJ. Firms
Subscribe for the AVALANCHE.
Buy your Shoes, at J. n. Firms.
Pay for the AVALANCHE
The largest lire OF children's Shoes
ia town. at ]. NJ. Firms.
r. f. Porter--Or the interview
er and the Fairies--Wait for it.
Don't forget that J. NJ. Finn is selling
clothing cheaper than the cheapest.
Wood wanted on subscription at
this Office.
II. f. Porter--Or the interview
or and the Fairies for it.
For Job Work of all kinds call at the
AvALANcHE oince.
J. NJ. Finn reports the Furniture
trade as booming. Low prices and
good goods tell the story.
Call and examine the Racine Fan
ming Mill, for sale by o. Palmer.
r. Z. Porter-Or the interview
er and the Fairies-Wait for it.
A. G. Wilcox trots out his team in
new harness. manufactured by May
Bros Of Oxford. A beauty.
Inquire of o. J. Bell, If you want
desirable village lot. He will give
bargains that will astonish the nation.
We will furnish our. subscribers with
the Century for So, 50, and st. Nicho
las for $3.50.
j. &c. Finn has just bought direct
from the East, the largest tine OF Wo'
mems, Misses and Childrens' Shoes
ever brought to Grayling.
Twenty five minutes of solid enjoy
ment to those who witness the Fairie' S
Operatta,
Mrs. j. NJ. Jones and her daughter
Josie, have been quite sick for some
time, but we understand are now im-
proving.
Mr.. c. z. Hicks, of Fredericville,
was In the city on Monday, and made
us a pleasant call. His term o:
school at that place, closed last week.
w. w. Metcalf, who has been work
ing as foreman ia one of Mantz Bros.
camps. has returned to town, and Is
thinking of engaging in some other
line of business.
A girl will fiirt and girl will mash,
and meier give herself away; but she
cant scratch a match on the seat Of
her pants, because she amt built that
way.-Otsego Herald.
The Messrs Cole commenced opera
tions at their new camp on Sec. 10 last
week. 1t will take them about a year
to complete their contract.
From present appearances 1t looks
as If we had squelched the Grayling
correspondent of the Roscommon
Netos. He, she or it has not shown up
for two weeks.
We are informed that Albert. the IL
year old son of Mrs. VIM. Pearsall, is
suffering from a mild attack of dipthe-
ria = .Roscommo'I Netos.
j. L. Wild has sold his new small
box cutter to A. G. Wilcox, who now
slides over the beautiful" in grand
style.
A special meeting of Marvin Post.
No. 240. @. A. r.. will be held at their
hall on Friday Evening, March. 2Gth.
All the members should try and be
present.
Seth Wilcox. Of Cheney, was in the
village during the week. and informed
us that she Whyte & Wilcox mill will
start up the first of the week. -Ros-
common Netos.
Miss Jennie and Master Bertie West
niece and nephew of Mr.. j. H. Edg-
cumbe, left Tor their home I'm BellvilIe.
Canada, last Thursday. They made
many frien'ls among the young folks
here, during their visit.
II is said that the party who pur-
chased the land last week of Judge
PATTERSON. intends farming extensive.
ly, raising ----- etc. and " now
building crib IN wIiieh to store bis
produce.
There are now only nine saloons I'm
R,~common county. Three years ago
there wer. thirteen luthc town Of Ros-
c. 'uyr, alpis.