Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-08-15

Try CIaggett & Pringle's 50 cent Tea.
~ w. H. smaie went to Detroit last
Saturday, on business trip.
Boys and Youths clothing at re-
duced prices. at the Pioneer Store.
j. NJ. Smith. of Grove township,
was in town last Friday.
Go to L. Fourier & Co.'S, and ask
for Gray ling and Trout flies.
County Surveyor Newman has Inn
proved his residence by fresh paint
Horses. ponies and cows for sale at
w. 8. Chalker's barn, Grayling. Mich.
Don't forget the date Of the Alba
Haywood Concert Aug. 20.
A beautiful pitcher given awav with
Dingman Soap, at Claggett & Pringles'.
Don't ask Chalker If he has found
his watch.
Hardware of all descriptions at the
Pioneer Store OF 8. III. & Co.
Read the new ad. of Lyon Il Con.
ner, and call and see how they look.
Alabastine. all colors, for sale at L.
Fourier & Co.'S. Drug Store.
The young and talented violin SOLO
ist, Miss Anna Miller, is with the Alba
Haywood company, Aug. 10Th.
New crop of Teas. Just received. at
Claggett & Pringles'.
Mrs. Fitch Is IN Ludington for a
visit, and the Receivers face has visi-
bly, heightened.
Have you seen those French Prunes
at the store of s. H. & Co.
The frost last week, did eonsidera-
BILE damage in a few localities but was
not general through the county.
ClaggeLt and Pringle sell pounds
of good Tea for $1.0o.
Henry Bauman started for his new
place at Muskegon last Monday morn
ing.
Detroit White Lead Paints for sale
at the Pioneer Store.
Miss Mary Taylor. who has been
sick for the past week, is happily con-
valescent.
For the best quality of Alabastine,
20 to the store of l.. Fourier a. Co.
1. H Richardson, supervisor of
South Branch township, was in town
last Friday.
Buy your fishing tackle of L. Four
nier & Co.
1t was w. Pringle instead of John
Leece, that purchased the property Of
Mr.. Roffee, on Peninsular Avenue.
Special attention given the Shoe
Department at Claggett Il Pringles'.
The M. Z. Church Society will
build a parsonage on their lot immedi.
ately.
Pingree & Smith shoes for sale at
the store of 8. III. & Co.
Thos. Woodfield, of Otsego Lake,
was in town shaking hands with old
friends last Wednesday.
J. A. Sinclair employs first class
help. Satisfaction guaranteed.
J. Wilson Staley went to Bay View
last Wednesday, returning this morn
ing
Gents Furnishing Goods arriving
daily at CIaggett a. Pringles'.
Alba Hevwood has the finest
orchestra that has ever appeared in
Crawling.
Great bargains in Hosiery at the
store of y. II. & Co.
A man named James Smith was
drowned in the AuSable river, near
Mic, last Friday.
A large invoice of Mems shoes, Just
received, at Claggett & Pringles'.
Some very nice new hay was brought
into market by Jacob Steckert, this
week.-Mrs.. Netos.
q. j. Bell keeps the finest line OF
Mems. Ladies' and Children's shoes In |
town. Call and see them.
Mr.. and Mrs.J Filley have the sympa- |
thy OF the community for the loss of
their little one, who died yesterday.
Geo. Conner smiles all over his face |
since Tuesday. 1t is a boy and every |
body is happy.
Claggett & Pringle can save you
money on Shoes every time. Don't |
forget i'll
The freight depot of Blodgett &
Byrnes being brought here will add |
considerable business to the village.
Buy BoydelI Bros. paints. They
are the best In the market. For sale |
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