Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-07-19

/ City yesterday on legal business.
Call at tile Mammoth Store Of s. II
n Co.. for Straw Hats, &C., &c.
O.S. Ryerse, of Bay City, was il
Grayling last Monday on business.
For fine. or coarse oat meal, 60 I,
3. IL. & Go. Is Pioneer Store.
Chas. A., and Mrs. Ingerson, O
| Grove township, were in town las
Monday. G. A. is red hot for Har
lison and Morton.
] Go to G. .. McCulloughs' and get g
pair of Mems buckle pillow shoes fol-
81, 40.
Evaporated Apples at the Mammoth
Store of s. II. IL Co.
Oranges, lemons, coccanuts and ba-
nanas at the market of Conner & Tay-
lor.
A new stock of shoes in a few days
at the Pioneer Store.
p. Aebli. of Blaine, was in the city
last Saturday. and was more than
pleased over a rain they had received
a short time previous.
A full line of backing and shoe
dressing, constantly on hand, at the
shoe store of G o. Mccullough.
A new line of bustles at the Pioneer
Store of s. H. g. Co.
N. p. Olson's boy turned out to be a
girl. Not much OF mistake on our
part, as it was the next best thing to
being boy.
A nice assortment of salt and pepper
shakers at the Mammoth store of s.
II. & Co.
At @. o. McCulloughs' You will find
a full line of Ladies', Childrens and
Misses shoes.
q. ii. Hicks returned from the Up
per Peninsula last Thursday morning
tie reports everybody for Harrison and
Morton.
A full supply of vegetables of all
kinds, constantly on hand, at the new
Meat Market of Conner & Taylor.
May Patent and Gold Dust Flour.
thu best in the State, at s. III. & Cos.
Pioneer Store.
w. II. James, of Beaver Creek, has
just completed two miles of barb wire
fence around his farm. 1t is well put
up.
Miss Mary Lownsberry, a student
of Albion College, is spending her
vacation with her Amt, Mrs. ID. S.
Waldron.
J. L. Wild. former proprietor of the
Grayling House, returned on Tuesday
morning from his ten days trip to
Birmingham and Detroit.
Mr.. Curtis. of South Branch, in
forms us that he will not have half
crop of hay this season. but that 9th
er crops are looking well.-Ros. Ne,cS.
G. NJ. Roffee, while in Grayling,
will be pleased TO show parties who
intend building some fine locations for
residences.
d. S. Waldron has adopted
daughter according to law, the little
girl known as Maudie Belcher. She
will hereafter be known as Maudie
Waldron. Dan is happy.
Rev. w. H. James will be kept
straight the balance of this year as
his father has arrived from the
western Reserve" Ohio, for good
visit.
w. Sherman, of Maple Forest town
ship, was in town last Tuesday. He
'ays he has the finest crop of hay lie
ever raised. Too fine, four tons from
;en acres.
John Leline, of South Branch, re-
'eived a very severe kick from a colt
owned by j. Steckert, while engaged
u hitchiDg up last Monday. No bones
we're broken.-RoS. Netos.
DIR. e. NJ. Roffee, of Clyde, n. Y,
rrived last week, and is busily engag
d IN looking after his many property
interests in Grayling. He will remain
Until the first of next month. q
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Pres
'yterian church, will serve Ice Cream I
very Saturday evening at the rooms a
4 Mrs. Rusnell. next door to Conner & q
'aylor's Meat Market. - G
John Ballard brought in cluster of .
inc strawberries which he sold TO N.
;. Olson for ten cents. They are re-
orted to be the finest ever seen In
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