Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-05-03

defy competition.
Full line of childrens shoes, all
kinds and styles, at low prices at the
store of c. 0. Mccullough.
Ladies call and see the beautiful
prizes given away with Baking Pow
der at j. M. Firms
For Boots or Shoes In latest styles
and worth the money, call at Blakes.
lees.
Frank Nelson, an employe of Blodg-
ct & Byrnes, had leg crushed last
Saturday. Particulars not learned.
j. M. Jones has been kicking on ac
count of the kind of weather the adj
ministration gave us last Sunday and
Monday.
Ladies' French Kid shoes, hand
turned, latest thing out at lowest
cash rates, at the shoe store Of G. o.
Mccullough.
The Brighton Citizen is to be called
the Northern Democrat when It gets
squared away before the breeze at
Grayling. Detroit Netos.
Canvas shoes, just the thing for
bass ballists, and those who like an
easy fitting shoe, at the shoe store of
e. o. Mccullough.
AT the services of the NJ. E. Church
next Sabbath, there will be collec-
ton taken up for tho benefit of the
Church Extension Fund.-
If you want shoes that will wear,
and your money returned, if the
counters give out, go to c. 0. Nc
Cullough's.
Mrs. w. r. Steckert and child, of
South Branch township, have been
visiting her parents during the last
week.
The observation-disclosures paint is the
best in the world. Guaranteed to last
longer than any other paint in exis-
tence. For sale by j. NJ. Finn.
Mr.. Patterson, the editor of the
Northern Democrat" of Grayling,
has rented DIR. Woodworth's house ad-
joining the residence of WIN Reed.
Brighton Citizen will remove to
GiayliEg this week and try to make
Crawford county voters swallow dem
ocratic free trade yarns. Diet. Trio.
Firms shoe trade is increasing every
day. Why2 Because his shoe depart
ment Is jam full of the greatest bar
gains yon eyer heard of.
Messrs. Hum and Waldron are push
ing the work on the Presbyterian
church. 1t will be a pleasant add
ton to the village.
We want good live correspondent
in every township in the county. We
will furnish correspondents with sta
tionery and the AVALANCHE free.
Squire Braden has n pet boil on his
neck for which lie has an attachment
1t is very painful and has caused him
to take a lay off for few days.
f. +. Raymond has two mirrors Is
xI0 and one 1880 which lie will sell
for one half what they cost him. They
can be seen at the Barber Shop.
S. HUT. of Cheney. has purchased
or traded for the residence lately erect
I'D by A. NJ. Odell Consideration
100000.
John d. Wright has gone. TO Gray
ling. where he will hold the position of
millwright for Sailing. Hanson & Go.
-OgemdW Go. Herald.
~ Nicholson has purchased the
Central House. We understand that
he proposes to move it to another To-
cation.
The Brighten Citizen is removing to
Grayling, and will be democratic from
the ground up as soon as it gets set
tied. Detroit Ne,cs.
The citizens of Crawling made up n
small pony purse for VIM. Wheeler,
who had his hanl sawed last week,
amounting to something over $4,000.
Phil Moshier, Jr, has moved to
Clio, in Gcnesee county. 1t will not
be long until he returns, like all others
who have tried living in other locali-
ties.
Rev. AL. Webeler will celebrate
Mass next Sunday, May 9th in the new
Catholic church. All people belong
ing to that church are invited TO at
tend at 10 o'clock a. IN.
Gents. we call your attention TO the
fact that j. NJ Finn has the largest
and the best line of Mems shoes ever
brought to this town. Fine shoes and
fine prices is his motto.
The Young Peoples Social. at the
residence of i Stnlpy last week was