Crawford avalanche., 1888-04-12

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Ny styles In Gents and Ladies' shoes
are too numerous TO mention. Call
and see them, SO says G. O. McCul-
Tough.
The Republican Club will meet at
Hemstead's hall, Saturday evening at
at 7;30. A foIl attendance is request
ed.
The finest stock Of meats at the City
Meat Market, of G. w. Wight. every
day and Oysters and Chickens on Sat-
urdav.
Dr. VIM. II. Niles, of Big Greek
township was in the village yesterday
proving up on his homestead. North
ey7s Mail.
We want a good live correspondent
in every township in the county. We
will furnish correspondents with sto-
tionery and the AVALANCHE free.
G. o. Mccullough has just received
a large stock of those Old Reliable
So, 90 Calf Boots. Give him a call and
ask to see them.
Go and see the carload of Tin
ware just received at Finn's, you can
find what you want from tin spoon
up to boiler.
With the advent of spring, we are
pleased to notice that j. s. Harrington
is recovering from his rheumatism so
as to be able to be ont of doors.
Genuine Kangaroo shoes, and every
pair guaranteed as represented, at the
shoe store of c. o. Mccullough. Buy
a pair.
Remember the band concert at the
NJ. e. church tomorrow evening. Give
the boys rousing benefit, such as
they deserve.
]. NJ. Finn is going to paint the
town this spring-yes, with Sherwin-
Williams paints, the best in the
world.
Nathan Bassett got his fingers in the
way of knot saw at the shingle mill,
Monday, and left good part of three
of them.
The time for spring seeding of grain
is near at hand, and farmers should re-
member that the Roller Drill for sale
here will add largely TO the Yell.
Call and see them.
G. o. Mccullough wants the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Crawling to call
and see the nobby shoes, spring STYLES,
which he is selling at lower prices
than ever
Grayling folks are firing carloads of
remonstrances to Washington in oppo
sition to the Tarsney bill, which would
rob hem of the only land Office in
Michigan. Detroit Ne,cS.
By the show of boxes going into
Blakeslee's new store, we imagine he
is getting ready for business. The Av-
ALANCHE will tell you all about it
next week.
To all those who are going to use
wall paper, we would say, use COM
mon sense, and 90 to Finn's where
you will find prices that defy compe-
tition.
Our readers having Hemlock Bark
for sale, will find it to their interest TO
communicate with N. b. Clark, of
Grand Rapids. See his advertisement
in another column.
Mr.. G. M. w. Blakeslee has been mp
pointed agent of the American Expire ss
Comply at this place A good appoint
nent, and &. NJ. has our congratuln-
tions.
The SdgindDidn gives Bro. Ward of
the Roscommon NelcS well deserved
compliment for his journalistic ability
and manifest interest in the advance
inent of his village and county,
The tall form of s. HUT, ESQ, of
Cheney, was seen on our streets Tues
day. Having sold his property in that
village, we hope he will decide to To-
cate in Grayling.
In our estimation it does rot look
well for a society that depends on out
siders for their support, to be so con-
spicuously absent from socials of 9TH
er denominations.
The sunfiower concert at the social
last Thursday evening, did not materi.
alize, and who was to blame for the
failure is a question that is racking the
brains OF several people in Grayling.
Everybody is expected to read the
Arbor day proclamation, and it is
hoped everybody will set trees this
spring. Let all unite in making this
village bower of beauty.
Roscominon has met with loss In
the removal to Detroit of the family
Of A. Bennett, who have been among
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