Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-24

Our brethren of the Democrat had
the misfortune of bad break In their
press yesterday. Too heavy political
pressure or flaw in the iron.
Mems Boots at prices that will MS
tonish you for cheapness, at the lnaih-
moth store.
N. III. Evans of South Branch town
ship. according to statement of Mr..
Hubbard Head, has field each of
wheat and rye that cannot be excelled.
For Hardware of all descriptions,
and at low prices, 40 to the mammoth
store of s. ii. & Co.
The citizens invitation to the 21st
Annual session of the Michigan Press
Association, at Detroit May 29-3lst, is
"a typographical beauty. We will be
\ there with the boys.
The highest market price paid for
butter and eggs at the g. A. X. Store
of Blakesles's.
Our popular and efficient postthis-
tress, Mrs. Rhoda Strunk. left Ties
day with her two children for visit
among friends near Kalamazoo. and
expects to be absent about two weeks.
-Otseyo 90. Herald.
The new line of slippers on exhibl-
ton at McCullough's eclipses all former
shows.
There was a change in the arrival
aud departure of day trains on the
Mack,naw Division last week. They
are twenty minutes later. Corrected
time table will appear next week.
81, or So. or even So in not very
much, but it you want to save 1t, just
buy your boots and shoes of G. 0.
Mccullough.
H. c. Mckinley dropped in on us
last Friday. lie is trying to put on
the airs of the ''uDterriiied." but it is
n failure and we predict he will return
to the old fold. He is personally wei
come just the same.
II. Head says there is nothing like
the present weather for hay and wheat.
Glad it is good for something Hub
bard. -Roscommon Mems.
Don't give it away. but G. o. Nc
Cullough is just Strengthening the pri-
ces on ladies' and gents fine shoes.
Mrs. T. Heath proposes to supply
the market with vegetables etc. this
year. She bought $40 worth OF seeds
and will SEE that the garden Is cared
for. We are under obligations for
pie timber from her garden last week.
G. o. Mccullough exhibits common
sense by supplying coniinon sense
people with the celebrated Common
Sense Hand Sewed Shoe. Call and
see them.
An Art Entertainment consisting of
Scenes In Egypt and Arabian Desert
with the Stereopticon, will he given at
the School Building May Is, by Pref.
Shannon. See programs. Price of
admission Poets, children 10cts.
The West Branch Times saysi -Four
saloons will evidently close this year.
and of the other four, only two have
furnished satisfactory bonds" If you
had democratic board there would
be no difficulty about it.
The Young Peoples Society will
give their second social at the residence
of Mrs. DIR. Woodwork, Friday even
ing of this week. A very Interesting
program is being prepared, including
cabbage bend selections. Cake and
zee cream will be served. All Young
people are cordially invited to attend
We acknowledge the receipt of a
copy of the Detroit PlGindealer. and
from what we have seen of others, be-
lieve It to be the best journal. con
Quoted exclusively by colored people,
published in this country.
The Roscommon NetoS, says: that
Dave Kallenberg has gone to Grand
Rapids, and that his family will re-
move there also" Sorry to hear II, a.
David was n member of the Post at
this place. but
Leaf by leaf the roses fall,
And drop by drop your town runs dry
b. 8. Clifford informs us that he
has just built new wire fence on tn.
Richmond place around 40 acres. He
has seeded IL acres TO timothy and clio.
yer and is now engaged 10 summer fall
lowing "a acres for winter wheat. Mr..
Clifford will have 30 acres of clover to
cut this season. - RoScommon Netos.
Rev. w. Putnam, of Frederic. town
ship treasurer, resigned his position
on account Of the action Of the town
ship board ia accepting bond from
saloon Keeper. NJ. s. Dilley was APP
pointed TO succeed him. 1t Is a pity.
for Mr. p. would have made q good
official