Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-03-22


A full line Of Gents fiue shoes at
the Pioneer Store.
r Hanson and J. NJ. Finn returned
from their visit to Caro- last Saturday
evening
II you want an Overooat for next
fall. now Is the time to invest at the
Mammoth Store Of 8. II. & Co.
Save your time and money by buy
ing your Boots and Shoes at the store
of @. O. Mccullough.
For Mems Coarse Boots, at prices
that will astonish you. Call at the
Pioneer Store.
II you want good sweet cider, go to
the store of w. III. James. Only 25
cents per gallon.
For genuine Halibut. Haddock and
all kinds of fresh fish, go to the Meat
Market of c. w. Wight.
We want good live correspondent
in every township 10 the county. We
will furnish correspondents with ste
tionery and the AVALANCHE free.
A full line Of Youths Clothing will
be open for the inspection OF the pub
lie in few days, at s. III. & Cos. Pho
neer Store.
J. M. Finn went to Grand Rapids
last Tuesday to attend the meeting of
the Democratic State Central Com
inittee.
A carload of hats just received at
Tinn's. If you want stiff hat,
crushed hat, wool hat or fur hat, go TO
Firms.
Mrs. G. II. Hicks went to Corunna
last Saturday on visit to her parents.
She will be gone some two or three
weeks. fe rtr
Our cashier refuses Canadian money
but says she will see that our custom
ers get full value for all American
money at s. ii. & Cos.
f. F. Raymond will have the finest
Barber Shop north of Detroit when
he gets his contemplated improvements
made.
If you want to be pleased, laugh
and cry all in one evening, go to the
entertainment at the Opera House
this evening.
Rev. j. H. Phelps will preach at the
Opera House next Sabbath day, both
morning and evening. All are cordial
ly invited to attend.
NV styles in Gents and Ladies' shoes
are too numerous to mention. Call
and see them, so says G. o. McCul-
Tough.
]. Randall, Esq, of Mic, former
proprietor of the Northern Mail, was
in Crawling last Monday and Tuesday,
anu wire Mere uitiuc uS a ptc"ettIC Onif.
Z. w. Vandyne, living on Sec. SO,
&c, 1 West, Grove township, has a
good COW for sale that will come in
about Nav LIST.
Cliff Woodin, of Osceola county,
killed five lynx within the past two
weeks, one of them weighed 39l lbs. =
RoS. Ne,cS.
/ A sudden change occurred in the
weather from Saturday evening until
Sunday morning, resulting in a terrific
snow storm. Northern Mail.
Special attention is called to the adj
vertisement in another column, of
bids for Material and Labor We
trust some of our citizens will make an
effort to secure the contracts.
Mrs. John Leline. of South Branch
who has been on the sick list for some
time past, is reported much better. =
RoS. Netcs.
The ladies of Crawling will he pleas
ed to hear that J. M. Finn has added
to his stock of goods the celebrated
Robinson and Burtenshaw shoe
Every pair warranted.
G. O. Mccullough wants the Ladies
and Gentlemen of Crawling to call
and see the hobby shoes, spring STYLES,
which he is selling at lower prices
than ever.
Drs. Thatcher, of Crawling, called
at the Ne,oS Office Tuesday, they be-
ing In the village reducing fracture
of the right leg of Joe Collins. RIOS
Ne,os.
Conner and Taylor have secured the
services of f. ID. Robinson, who will
consider it a pleasure to wait on his
old patrons at the new Meat Market.
am still here and doing more and
better work every day. Bathrooms
in good shape, and razors sharper
than ever. Hair cut as you like, and
will shave you while you wait, is the
motto of e. F. Raymond
j MeCIain at the Palace Bakery,
has just received 200 dozen eggs which