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

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store Of G. O. Mccullough.
Duane wIIlett, supervisor OF the
the township of Frederic, was Ia town
last Monday.
Ladies' call and see the beautiful
prizes given away with Baking Pow
der at J. n. Firms
IF you intend to use wall paper,
this spriug, you will find an elegant
line at j. M. Films.
Mrs. Henry Bates returned last Sat
Lrday evening FROM a long visit to her
parents ut Wayne, Mich.
H. Joseph visited Bay City last
Thursday on business, returning Fri
day evening.
o. J. Bell, county clerk, was confin.
ed TO the house several days last week
from severe attack of Rheumatism.
Grayling was excited last Saturday
from its center to its circumference, by
a scrub horse race on the south side.
Mr.. g. Hicks went to Corunna last
Saturday for short visit with his wife
and friends at that place.
"Come where the Lilies bloom"
(quartette), will be sung at the social,
by request, tomorrow evening.
w. II. James came in from Beaver
Creek to enjoy the STORM. He is clos
ing out his goods regardless of cost.
s. Hempstead's first moving job for
the season will be house for 1. NJ.
Silsby, on his farm at Center Plains.
Profs. Kedzie and Beal of the Agri-
cultural College are here completing
the preliminary arrangements for the
experiment station.
Rev. Mr.. Birdsall, of Frederic, was
the guest of r. p. Forbes last week,
and while here made us a pleasant
call.
Ladies' French Kid shoes, hand
turned, latest thing out, at lowest
cash rates, at the shoe store of G.. o.
Mccullough.
Messrs. Annis. Gregg and Hanna, of
Beaver Greek township, were in Gray
ling last Saturday, and made us
pleasant call.
If you want TO hear the peep of
young chickens, visit the farm of j. G.
Marsh, where they have eight, hatched
under the supervision of o. G. Marsh.
Canvas shoes, just the thing for
bass ballists, and those who like an
easy fitting shoe, at the shoe store of
e. o. Mccullough.
John f. Hum and d. s. Waldron
have began operations for the erection
of the Presbyterian church for which
they have the contract.
Miss Ethel Rattray sung solo at
the concert last Friday evening in a
manner that but few of her age could
excel.
If you want shoes that will wear,
and your money returned, if the
counters give out, 60 to G. y. Nc
Cullough's.
w. S. Chalker bought the first Han
dy Wagon" 1t is nobby light rig,
and cheaper than going on foot. Call
aud see them.
"The "Young Peoples Society"
will give social at the residence of
j. Staley, Esq, Friday evening, the
9th. All the young are invited.
That quartette sung at the concert,
last Friday night, was splendid. The
singers did themselves proud in their
rendering OF it.
Mr. Palmer. proprietor of the AVA
lanche." published ut Grayling, Craw-
ford county. was in the village on
Wednesday of last week. Northern
Mail.
The observation-disclosures paint is the
best in the world. Guaranteed to last
longer than any other paint in exis-
tence. For sale by NJ. Finn.
The Crawling Orchestra is an organ
izat.on that all our citizens should be
proud of. 1t would take front seat
anywhere. 8N
Firms shoe trade is increasing every
day. Whv3 Because his shoe depart
menf is jam full Of the greatest bar
gains you eyer heard of. fnm
Supper, music and Rotations at the
social next Friday evening. Twenty
five cents pays the bill aud the preach.
er gets the benefit.
J. l.. Wild in his character singing
at the concert last Friday evening,
took the cake, or in other words, car
ried of the bakery. Tie was iInm ense.
A duet, by Maude Staley and AK
ell Nicholson, will be one of the at
tractions at the social tomorrow eve