Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-09-27


to their former home In Southern Mich
igan last week.
A new lot of Fly Catchers at the
Pioneer Store of s. ii. g. Co.
Let every republican in Crawford
county subscribe for the AVALANCHE.
Only 81 90 per year.
Miss Cora Wight made a short visit
with friends in Tawas City last week,
returning on Monday.
For fresh butter, eggs, ETC., 60 to
the new Meat Market of Conner e. Tay-
lor.
MARRIED-On SATURDAY. evening.
Sept. 22d. by Rev, j. w. Taylor, MR..
JOHN A. LEWIS and MRS. MARY
BEARy. All Of Grayling.
May Patent and Gold Dust Flour,
the best in the State, ut s. III. & Cos.
Pioneer Store.
7. G. High and family, of Mancelo-
ma, formerly of Frederic, are now citi-
zens of this place. He is building a
residence in Roffee's addition.
If you want good yoke of oxen
call on or address DIR. s. Revell, Ros-
common Mich.
N. III. Evans, ESQ, of Center Plains,
was in town last Monday. His eldest
daughter is attending the Grayling
school.
Oranges, lemons, cocoanuts and ba-
nanas at the market of Conner & Tay-
Tor.
Prof. Beal, of the Agricultural Col
lege was i'm town last Thursday and
Friday attending to Experimental
Farm business.
A full supply of vegetables of all
kinds, constantly on hand, at the new
Meat Market of Conner g. Taylor.
Garrett Mead who has been absent
for the last three months, visiting
friends in Ireland. returned last Mon
day.
A nice assortment of salt and pepper
shakers at the mammoth store of S.
H. & Go.
w, s. Chalker intends building on
his lots in Mickelson's addition to
Grayling at once. T. g. High will do
the work.
If you want a good organ on reason
able terms and at low price, enquire
of o. Raymond, as he has one for
sale.
Joe Royce and family, of Ball town
ship. left Thursday night for an ex-
tended visit to relatives In Holly
Ros. Ne,CS.
Mr.. Gwatkins. Of Center Plains, has
traded his farm to John Love for vii
lage property in Owosso, consisting OF
n house and lot
If it takes letter five days to reach
Rosconmon under the present admin
istration, how long would it take one
TO go to New York Cityi
N. Shpllenbarger dug potato from
his garden, weighing three pounds,
which was planted the latter part OF
June. Pretty good for the plains.
Willie Woodfield, son of VIM.
Woodfeld, who has been quite sick
for some time, is convalescing quite
rapidly.
Messrs. Conner s. Taylor have re-.
painted the inside of their meat mar
ket, making il look quite gay. Walker
| Mitchell was the artist.
Mr.. Dickey, the new partner of J.
Maurice Finn, in the Drug business
has rented the residence of Mr.
Joseph Chnrron, on Peninsular Ave.
The NJ. E. Church will hardly be
recognizable when the different com
,uittees get through with their repairs
and improvements.
Mr.. Marley, of West Branch. has
raised n handsome pole in front of his
residence in West Branch. from which
floats Harrison and Morton banner
p Moshier has improved his house
on Cedar street by building new nddi-
lions. and has rented il TO Mr. Phaneuf
for a Hotel 1t will he called the
Phaneuf House.
The ballot box of the Masonic
Lodge was lost or mislaid during the
fire. The finder or whoever has il ia
possession, will please leave it ut this
Office.
John 1eline. of South Branch. ac-
companied by his son George, left
Wednesday night for two weeks Wis
il nj his old home in Oakland county.
RoscommOn Ne,Cs
D. Kallenberg and family have re.
turned TO tho village and will remain.
Dave Is satisfied there is no place like