Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-04-26

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Co.
Day sewed shoes, both Opera and
Common Sense, only $500 per pair
ate. 0. McCullough's.
Alabastine for wall finish, is the
best in the world. For sale at j. M.
Fiun's. erI
The family and household goods of
H. Joseph arrived last week and they
are now Inhabitants of Crawling for
all intents and purposes.
Ladies' French Kid shoes, hand
turned, latest thing out, at lowest
cash rates, at the shoe store of G. o.
Mccullough.
Carl Nicholson has returned from
Milwaukee, where he has been attend
ing school, and has taken position in
the store of Sailing, Hansoa & Co.
Canvas shoes, just the thing for
bass ballists, and those who like All
easy fitting shoe, at the shoe store of
e. o. Mccullough.
r.. Hanson has extended James
Street south across his land and plat
ted the portion between the street aud
railroad in village lots.
If you want shoes that will wear,
and your money returned, if the
counters give out, 60 to G. o. Nc
Cullough's.
A Finnish paper is to be started at
Ishpeming. 1t has BEEN rumored
that a Finnish paper was to be start
ed in Grayling.
The Williams paint Is the
best in the world. Guaranteed to last
longer than any other paint in exis-
tence. For sale by j. NJ. Finn.
Mrs. d. s. Waldron and her son
Walter, have gone to Albion for short
visit with her sister Mrs. 4. q. Towns
berry.
Firms shoe trade is increasing every
day. Whv2 Because his shoe depart
nent is jam full of the greatest bar
gains yon ever heard of.
Heary Deyarmond, of Milo, was In
town last week., the nrst time for Two
years. lie expressed himself pleased
with our growth.
We want good live correspondent
In every township in the county. We
will furnish correspondents with sta
tionery and the AVALANCHE free.
E. F. Raymond has two mirrors is
x4o and one 1880 which he will sell
for one half what they cost him. They
can be seen at the Barber Shop.
Will I.ankenaw is firing on the en-
CINE used by the railroad company
for switching purposes. Will will
make a good engineer some day.
The Poor Commissioners have con-
tracted with DR.. Thatcher for medical
attendance for their wards, for the en-
suing year.
Frank Owens intends to go to
Gladstone, when it thaws out, to
work at plastering. He thinks he
has struck bonanza.
1t is reported that the Central
House has been sold. O. Raymond
will engage in some other business
after May LIST.
Frank Hossler, whose leg was bro
ken last Summer, has returned from
Southern Michigan, where he went
for medical treatment.
Melvin Bates has commenced the
erection of a residence on the lot for.
tnerly owned by Harvey q. Marsh, in
Michelson's addition to GraylinP.
u. NJ. Mills, of Caro-, formerly a res.
ident Of tirayling. was in town last
week. looking after his business inter.
ests in the burg. He takes the AVA
| LANCHE.
r. Il. Hastings, of Pere Cheney,
merchant and railroad agent. was in
town last Saturday and made us a
pleasant call. He reports business i'm
proving.
The social held at the NJ. r. church
last Friday evening was quite n sue.
cess, both socially and financially. ms
the ladies realized something over
ISL. 90.
Will Wheeler, who was running the
slab saw for Sailing. Hanson & Co.,
cut his hand very badly last Monday
night. The accident was caused by
his mitten catching on the saw.
Miss Mary Phelps was called to Des-
Moines. Iowa. last week. by the serious
Illness of her sister A late dispatch
reports her better. so that her visit
will be short
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian Church will give Rainbow