Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-21

81, Az.
Oranges, lemons, coccanuts and ba
: nanas at the market of Conner & Tay
Tor.
Sailing, Hanson q Co. have hauled
Over their railroad during the last 81,
weeks, over seven million feet of logs.
i Mr.. j. Staley has associated with
him In the banking business, Mr.. G. G.
Trench, of bloomsbury, Pa.
At G. o. McCulloughs' you will find
full line of Ladies', Childrens' and
Misses shoes.
| o. Palmer Is IN Chicago assisting in
the nomination of the next president
tof the United States.
A full supply of vegetables Of all
kinds, constantly on hand, at the new
Meat Market of Conner g. Taylor.
Let every republican in Crawford
couhtv subscribe for the AVALANCHE.
Only 81 90 per year.
Alger hats In large numbers are TO
be seen in Crawling. and are worn by
live republicans.
Have You paid the printer9 When
you ask forgiveness in your prayers,
don't forget this important item"
The hall in which the republican
convention at Chicago Is being held is
seated with $3.50 seats.
For fresh butter. eggs, etc., go to
the new Meat Market of Conner & Tay-
lor
Hereafter boats will not be consider
ed engaged unless paid for at time of
engagement. A. J. LOVE.
June Is, SO.
George Starks arrived home last
week, having gained his discharge
from military life through legal pro-
ceedings. -Ot. Co. Herald
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
each additional hour.
Its the newspaper man who, when
he wants to think of the poor, can sit
down and think OF himself all day
long"
Blakeslee is agent for the New Eng
land Mutual Accident Association, the
best in the world Have your life in.
sured at once.
Mr.. b. Bennett and wife of Harris
vile, graduates of Albion College.
have been engaged to teach the West
Branch school next year.
The next Young Peoples Social will
be held at the residence of N. Nickel
son, Tuesday evening, June 26th. All
young people are cordially invited.
Rev. AL. Webeler will hold religious
Inass) at the Catholic church
in this place, next Sunday at o'clock.
standard time.
If you could see yourselves as others
see yon, you would at once go to Ray
Inond's Barber Shop and take good
bath.
w. II. James, of Beaver Creek, is
the happy possessor of a light two
horse runabout wagon, purchased at
this Office.
The front of the Drug and Furni- ,
ture store of DR.. n. H. Traver is be- :
ing painted this week, which improves :
is appearance considerably. >
The head of the procession, last
Saturday evening, doomed up largely,
md looked something like sbawl-pin
md about as long. =
The procession last Saturday even +
ing did not contain many Veterans.
rom the manner in which they kept C
tep TO the musici
The social at the residence of g. II.
Hicks last Thursday evening was well
attended. and thoroughly enjoyed by
II, and the net receipts were $1,000. r.
w. G. Johnson, Esq, of Grove :,
ownship. was in town last Tuesday, a
nd made us call. He reports great "
'ant of rain in his section. 10,
J. Maurice Finn and Jas. X. Wright i
ave formed co-partnership for the p
ractice OF law. Another long felt
'ant" filed. we suppose. I,
If there isa time when man wants III
good smoke. 1t Is Just after taking a 10
ath aud shave. L. +. Raymond G
eeps as fine cigars as are to be found n,
! Grayling. fr
Supervisor Metcalf, of Center Plains. "
as in town last Saturday looking af-
r. agricultural implements. He knew N
here to go and called at the AVA Of
ANcHB Office. in
John Hanna. of Beaver Creek town
Zip. was in town last Monday morn :"
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