Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-03-04

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If YOU want a pair Of fine boots
morocco leg tongued, go to McCul
Tough for them, price $500.
! II you wish to subscribe for Godey's
Deilneatnr, Demorests. or any Other
magazine. at club rates, call at the Av
ALANCHR OFFICE.
| For Lumbermen's heavy rubberl
60 to McCullough's. lie has re.
duced the price from Sl,25 to 100
! Mccullough has. just received the
finest line of Ladies Walking Shoes
ever brought to Crawling, price ST.
LIS.
| ID. n. II. Traver has secured the
agency for the sale of the Finest Kero
sene Lamp ever manufactured. II
gives more light than dozen others,
and saves oil and eye-sight. Call and
examine for yourselves.
Stephen A. Miles. of Beaver Creek,
moved to Horton. Jackson County,
last Monday. His wife, who went
there some time ago, is not expected to
live.
JOHNNY Chew and Miss Lillian Coffey,
were married yesterday. JOHNNY will
chew his coffey now instead of drink
ing it as heretofore.
Mccullough is selling Lumber
mans Red Socks at IS cents, which
heretofore have sold at 85 cents, and
short red socks at 40 cents, which
sold for fifty cents.
The Detroit 7rt5aae says: "a wild
western poetess sings, oh, hug me
closer, closer STILL She must take us
for hay press" Keep still, it was
us she referred TO.
If you want to be suited with the
goods; and get good bargains, 90 to a
regular dealer, one who makes a
speciality Of the trade, and that is
Mccullough.
THE THREE OUTLETS of disease are
the bowels, the skin and the kidneys,
Regulate their action with the best
purifying tonic, Burdock Bood Bit
ters
j. NJ. Jones our old townsman from
Grayling is improving in looks with
the attention he is receiving from his
numerous friends. We notice that old
lnirthful laugh OF his now and then us
of yore. ( heSaning AryuS.
Messrs Hanson Brothers s. Co, are
opening n general store at Frederic
vile, in this county. which will sup
ply want that is much felt by the
people of that section, there being no
dry goods store in the town.
Yesterday. Jaw. Miller, of South
Branch township, came near losing one
of his horses. 1t ran into snng and
just below the breast. -RoS. Ne,cs
a man by the name of Mcdonald
came down from Otsego Lake yester.
day on his way to East Saginaw. He
was injured by log rolling over him.
in Archie Browns camp. B. C. Trib-
une.
Last Thursday was the guStiest dag
we have experienced this winter:
IA gust came IN the BARRIERS shop
And tore his place to flinders;
1t snatched broom from his brush
boys hand
And the whisk blew through the
winders."
Good goods are always cheap, while
poor goods are dear at any price. Els
pecially is this true in the article of
Drugs and Medicines. Twenty-Five
years of experience in handling drugs
is an assurance of safety TO the buyer;
and the largest stock north of Bay
City is a guarantee of the best value
for their money. The only place
where the above conditions are fulfill
ed in this county is at DIR. Travers
Drug Store.
George King, aged twelve years and
George Oschinski aged fifteen, of Otse-
go Lake, were taken to the reform
school by Sheriff hilton of Gaylord
yesterday. They will remain until
they arrive at the age of seventeen
years. They stole SIS from the money
drawer in w. Watts store at Otsego |
Lake.-B. c. Tribune.
The Detroit Journal. says: mr.. and |
Mrs. James Merrell, OF Birmingham, |
the 10th anniversary of |
their wedding Monday. A large nun
Der of friends were present. including
% from Detroit. The home OF the
happy couple was tastefully decorated |
with flowers and evergreens. Many |
presents were received. Dan
cling and progressive euchre were the |
chief amusements." Mrs. NJ. is the |
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