Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-08-30

vine less than four feet long. which
had 90 pumpkins on II. The frost of
Monday morning cooked the vine.
Corduroy pants at s. ii. & Co.'s
Mammoth Store.
W. Babbitt and the fishing party
which he was in charge of returned
from their trip down the AuSable, last
Saturday.
A new stock of shoes in few days
at the Pho eer Store.
T.. St. John has completed the side
walk from In front of w. w. Metcalf's
residence to the gate at the Cemetery.
A much needed Improvement.
A new line of bustles at the Pioneer
Store of s. II. & Co.
Regular meeting of Wagner Camp.
No. l45, s. of V. next Thursday eve
ming, Sept. 9Th. All members are re-
quested to be present.
A few nice water sets at 8. H. & Co.'S.
Pioneer Store.
@. A. Ingerson and family and Mrs.
j. NJ. Jones and her sister. Miss Gro
foot are berrying In the neighborhood
of the Manistee River.
Oranges, lemons, coccanuts and ba-
nanas at the market of Conner l. Tay-
Tor.
Master Frank and Miss Bessie Mick
elson returned from their two months
visit with friends in Illinois, last Mon
day.
If you want good yoke of oxen
call on or address DIR. s. Revell, Ros-
common Mich.
Henry Pinkous and son, former res
idents of Crawling, have renowned
democracy and have raised IA Harrison
and Morton flag over their store.
May Patent and Gold Dust Flour,
thu best in the State, at s. H. g. Cos.
Pioneer Store.
Comrade Thomas Lound had a
dangerous attack of the heart trouble
with which he is afflicted on the way
to Mackinac Island last week.
A nice assortment of salt and pepper
shakers at the Mammoth store of s.
II. & Co.
A ten pound boy came to the house
of VIM. Barnes, the evening of the
22d, which they have decided to keep
till he is of age.
For fresh butter, eggs, ETC., go TO
the new Meat Market of Conner & Tay-
lor.
AL. Roderick's hens are trying TO
break the record, one having produc-
ed an egg which measured exc inches
in circumference.
A good yoke of oxen for sale and
two steers, one and two years old. In
quire of Il. f. Hoesli, or at this Office.
The Sheridan Memorial service of
Marvin Post G. A. R., and Wagner
Camp s. of ", will be held at the NJ
e. church tomorrow friday evening
Let every republican in Crawford
county subscribe for the AVALANCHE.
Only 81 90 per year.
Clare Hadley returned from his
three weeks visit to Oakland county
last SATURDAY.. His grandparents ac-
companiod him to make their annual
visit with their children in Grayling.
Chas. LaTour, editor of the Free
mason, who has been confined TO his
bed all summer, is no better, and his
friends have abandoned all hope of his
ultimate recovery. Detroit Tribune.
Among the Grayling ladies a: the re
union we noticed Mesdames Wood
burn, Rose. Waldron, Jones, Doyle.
Ingerson, Alger, Robinson and Miss
Crofoot.
Charles Ingerson has purchased the
Jacob Forbes property on Michigan
Avenue and will move into it about
the middle of next month. Consider
alton 100000
The republicans of Otsego Like will
raise pole from which TO fly Har-
rison and Morton streamer. next Tues
day. Able speakers will be presen'
aud grand time is anticipated.
Jno. Staley and w. A. Masters left
for the Sturgeon River. last Tuesday
morning, for weeks fishing. The
trout will have to come in out of the
wet when they go after them.
The ballot box of the Masonic
Lodge was lost or mislaid during the
fire. The finder or whoever has it in
possession, will please leave it at this
Office.
Charles Huntly. of Gaylord, who
was known to some of our citizens
away down In their pockets. was