Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-31

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last Tuesday.
The new line of slippers on exhibI-
ton at McCullough's eclipses all former
shows.
The "Old Man" of the AVALANCHE
is taking in the State Press Associa-
ton at Detroit. rnnt
Ladies' and Gents Hose, all sorts
and sizes at the mammoth store of 3.
HI. n Co.
A pension was granted last week to
Mr.. G. ID. Culver, of Center Plains
township.
The highest market price paid for
butter and eggs at the G.. A. II. Store
of Blakeslee's.
One hundred and two pupils answer
ed to roll call in the primary depart
ment of our school last Monday.
For Hardware of all descriptions,
and at low prices, go to the mammoth
store of s. II. & Co.
Quarterly Meeting services will be
held ut the NJ. f. Church next Sab
bath. The Presiding Elder will preach
in the evening.
Mems Boots at prices that will as
tonish you for cheapness, at the mann
moth store.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. have been
cleaning up the street adjoining their
lumber yard, improving the appear
ance greatly.
Mccullough sells three pair of Com
mon Sense Shoes, to one of the opera
style.
The Young Peoples Social at the
residence of DR.. VIM. Woodwork,
was very enjoyable, and about S., 90,
was added TO their treasury.
Don't give it away, but G. o. Nc
Cullough is just Strengthening the pri-
ces on ladies' and gents fine shoes.
ID. Bennett, wife and daughter,
of Roscommon, spent decoration day
in Grayling, and were the guests of
Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Jones.
81, or 81. or even So in not very
much, but il you want to save it. just
huy your boots and shoes of G. 0.
Mccullough.
Mrs. L. NJ Kneeland and her sister
Miss Alice Buttles, went to Bay City
last Monday, on a shopping excur-
sion.
@. o. Mccullough exhibits common
sense by supplying common sense
people with the celebrated Common
Sense Hand Sewed Shoe. Call and
see them.
A collision occurred on this Division
near Pinconning, last Saturday night.
One log train ran into another. No
damage done only to the cars.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Filley lost a
young child by death last Monday.
Funeral services at the M. E. church
on Tuesday.
Prof. Kedzie arrived this morning
and the work at the experimental will
be pushed to completion as far as
spring planting is concerned.
Miss Jennie Purchase returned from
Saginaw, where she has been attend
ing school since last Fall, Monday
evening.
Roscommon is again agitating the
oil question. There is no doubt of its
presence under this entire region, the
question is how much.
Miss Nora Masters has enjoyed e.
institute week with sharp attack of
of pneumonia, but has resumed her
studies in part,
Nearly every farmer with whom we
have talked, feels confident of future
success, and ere planning more largely
than ever before.
f. Deckrow put down tubular well
last week for the bakery at Roscom-
mon which flows out about four feet
above the top of the ground.
Will Spencer has gone to GrayliDg,
where nc has taken an important posi-
ton with the numbering firm OF Sal
ling, Hanson & Co. Bay city I1jb.
The bulletin of the director of the
state weather service says that on the
whole the weather has been favorable
to all crops.
A. j. Love. will hereafter charge for
his boats on the lake the sum of 25
cts for the first hour and 10 cents for
zach additional hour.
MIS-. Rattray presented the Gray
ing Cornet Band with Ayers Grand
March, arranged for the different in
on decoration day. = T.
f. r. Deckrow finished putting up a
last week for T. K. Hastings,
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