Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-11-01

We are now opening mp the rubbers
for winter wear at =. III. 4 Co.'S.
Mrs. E. G. Houghtaling. of Carson
City. Mich Is visiting with Mrs. @.
II. w. Blakeslee and Mrs. II. Gilbert.
Oranges. lemons, coccanuts and ba-
nanac at the market OF Conner 4 Tay-
lor.
For fresh butter. eggs. etc., 60 to
the new Meat Market of Conner & Tay-
lor.
Threatening to shoot down Wheeler
streaners. Is an old accomplishment Of
the democracy.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Peck, was buried from the NJ.
e. church. Thursday afternoon. They
have the sympathy OF our people.
F. L. Barker. OF Frederic. was in
town last Saturday and made as a
pleasant call.
A comfortable house. and ten lots
In the highest state of cultivation, for
sale cheap. Enquire of o. Palmer.
VIM. q. Marsh was in town last
Saturday, and called on the AVA
LANCHE.
A full supply of vegetables of all
kinds, constantly on hand, at the new
Meat Market of Conner & Taylor.
F. r. Deckrow sold /. NJ. Silsby, of
Center Plains, a wind mill for pump
ing purposes, last week.
George H. Bonnell and family re-
turned from their visit to friends at
Leslie, Mich, Saturday.
G. M. w. Blakeslee went to Dimon-
dale last Friday and returned Tues
day morning.
| Wood Gerrish, of Cadillac, ia hunt
ing and fishing In company with his
brotherin-law, w. r. Steckert. at
Houghton Lake.-RoS. Netos.
w n. Barnun. of Connecticut. sue.
reeds r. NJ. Cherrie as president of
the Detroit, Charlevoix & EscaDaba
railroad.
E. r. Mcfarland, of Maple Forest.
has been putting down some wells at
Indian River from 80 to 100 feet in
depth.
Phil Moshier. an old resident of
Grayling is i'm town on business and
visiting friends. He is now a citizen
of Clio, Michigan.
The party who would deliberately
cut down a streamtr, printed in Ma
tional colors, would not hesitate to cut
down the National Banner.
Mrs. Marvin, of Bpsver Greek town
ship, intends TO move into town for
the winter. She will occupy one of
Mr.. Harder's houses.
We understand that County Clerk,
o. j. Bell. has secured pleasant of
flee on Michigan Avenue. for the con-
tinuance of his business after Jan. LIST.
The two for nickle fisher streainers
show about rs much style and work
,nanship as il displayed OH the demo.
cratic papers in this section.
]. G. Marsh of this township.
brought to this Office fine turnip and
two varieties of carrots that are hard
to beat.
G. q. Trench. ESQ, of Bloomsbury.
Penn, is visiting Mr.. Johu Staley.
and at the same time taking in large
amount o: Grayling and Grayling fish
ing.
The Republican Glee Club went to
Vanderbilt last Saturday. to attend a
republican meeting and to Gaylord
last Monday evening.
Henry Feldhauser. of Blaine. is
made happy by the arrival, last week.
of the seventh son. Henry is prosper
ing in more ways than one.
Miss Minnie Raymond. who Is at.
tending school at Bay City, was in
Grayling over Sunday. visiting her
many friends.
F. r. Deckrow sold TO q. W. Wal
ton of this township last week ten
foot geared mill 10 be used for grind
ing grain, pumping water, &c.
Postmaster Neiderer, of Appenzell
and II. Schneider. of Grove, were in
town last Saturday, and called on the
AVALANCHE.
The dedicatory services of the Pres
byterian Church. in'this place, will oc-
cur one week from next Sabbath, No
vrmber 18th. Several ministers from
abroad are expected. Fuller notice
next week.
At rhe annual meeting of the Ladies'
Aid Society of the NJ. +. church. the
following officers were elected: Pres.
Mrs. J. Staley; Vice. Pres, Mrs. J. 8.
Harritvton. Soc Mr.. WIN M Wood.