Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-06-07


II. Il Co. rJ Ic+
BoRE-.Wednesday, Nay 3oth. to
Mr.. and Mrs. III. q. Stevens, a son,
weight 10 "a pounds.
We still keep the May Patent Flour,
also Gold Dust, the best hours In
Michigan, at s. ii. Il Co.'S.
Frank Owens returned from Glad
stone Saturday morning. He reports
hat It Is booming town but rather
dull at present.
Go to g. y. McCulloughs' and get
pair of Mems buckle pillow shoes for
81, 40.
Next Sabbath Is Children's Day. and
will be observed all over the country,
without Grayling should be an excep-
ton.
At g. o. McCulloughs' you will find
full line of Ladies', ChIldrens' and
Misses shoes.
Rev. J. Fl. Phelps will preach at the
Town Hall, as usual, next Sabbath.
Sabbath School immediately after
morning services.
A full line of blacking and shoe
dressing, constantly on hand, at the
shoe store of c o. Mccullough.
A. J. Love. will hereafter charge for
his boats on the lake the sum of rs
cts for the first hour and 10 cents for
each additional hour.
Let every republican in Crawford
county subscribe for the AVALANCHE.
Only 81 90 per year.
If the frost does not interfere there
will be large crop of whoitl eberries
this season. They had close call last
Thursday night.
Mr.. H. Joseph went to Gaylord last
Monday evening to receive the ROYAL
Arch degree from the Gaylord Chap
ter.
Messrs. J. o. Hadley, Clare Hadley,
Stephen Odell and Hayne Thatcher
started down the river last Monday on
fishing and pleasure excursion.
Over 1000 boquets were received at
Detroit. from the children or dtnerenu
counties, to decorate the soldiers
monument.
Sailing, Hanson 4 Co., Grayling,
arc manufacturing cedar shingles quite
extensively this season. -OgemaW Co.
Herald.
Mrs. Matthew Gwatkins, aged 62
years. died Mt her home in Center
Plains, last Wednesday, end was bur-
led Friday,
Patronize our merchants who Rdver-
tise. Scan our columns over careful
ly and you will learn where to go to
purchase goods at low prices.
MARRIED On Wednesday, the Both
inst, at the Parsonage. by Rev. j. w.
Taylor. Mr.. JAMES MURPHEY and Miss
JENNIE CHASE. All of Grayling.
Gaylord folks are unlucky. The
Herald Hoped from republlcanlsm to
democracy, and now they are having a
surplus of measles.
The Ladies' Aid Society will give a
Social at the residence OF ID. Waldron,
on Friday Evening, June 18th. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Last week we doubted the ability oi
banker Staley, as n trout fisher, but
now we can testify to his agility In
catching Grayling. Thanks.
A young son of judge Simpson fell
into Cold Creek, near Oscoda, and was
rescued with considerably difficulty af
ter sinking to the bottom of the
str"am.
The town of AuSable has commence
I'd suit against Sells Bros. for charg-
ing ~ cents admission TO their circus,
instead o: so cents, which is the popu
lar price there.
Mrs. J. NJ. Jones left her gold head
ed parasol or umbrella at some place
while calling. Any information in re
gard TO it's whereabouts will be thank
fully received.
Messrs. Staley and w. A. Masters
went down the river last Friday even
ing after Grayling. They returned
Saturday evening, having caught over
so, besides cold.
The family of Mr.. J. X. Wright,
register of the land Office, arrived last
week. They will occupy the residence
over the new store building of Messrs.
Rose g. Woodwork.
s. Hampstead moved the school
house in District No z, Maple Forest
township one half mile East. 1t is
now located on the corner of Uncle
Jerry Sherman's farm.
The Northern Democrat is in favor of
tariff for revenue only, and In its