Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-11

cd to be Improving.
Alabastine. oil colors. for sale at l.. |
Fournier & Co.'S. Drug Store.
There were seven accessions to tie
membership OF the Presby terrain
church In Grayling, last Sabbath.
Hatsi Hatsii Hatsili by the car
load. of all styles. from so cents up
ward, at II. Joseph's.
Three saw mills have been destroy
ed by fire. In Bay City, since January
LIST 1889.
Oranges, lemons. cocoanuts and ba- !
nanas at the market of Conner & Tay-
ler.
Mrs. G. w. Wight was quite sick last
week. but is now improving quite
rapidly.
Anything you want in my line
will be pleased to show you. II.
Joseph.
Garret Meade has built an addition
to his house on Michigan Avenue, now
occupied by Prof. Lankenaw.
Ladies IL you want to be comfort |
able, procure a pair of the Common |
Sense" shoes. for sale by O. j. Bell.
Duane Willett and G. F. Kelley. of
Frederic, were in town last Monday.
They made us a call.
The Pioneer Store is the place to |
find nice line of California and stand
ard brands OF Canned Goods.
This region won't be behind Detroit.
South Branch township elected a
woman school Inspector -RoS. Ne,os.
Go to the store of &. II. & Co.. for
Boys suits. They have just received
large stock at very low prices.
Chas. p. Robinson has moved into
the house on Michigan Avenue former
ly occupied by DR.. Davis.
Buy Boydell Bros. paints They
are the best in the market. For sale
by L Fournier & Co.
Mrs. Hays. wife of VIM. HAYES. of
Maple Forest, died last Monday, and
was buried yesterday.
Remember, that the Pioneer Store
always carries full line of Stoves and
Hardware.
Some of the residents of West
Branch have commenced gardening in
the way of sowing cabbage, tomato
and onion seeds. Ogenaato Co. Herald.
For fresh butter. eggs, etc., 60 to
the new Meat Market of Conner 4 Tay
Tor.
Dan. Hutchins, Of Frederic, was In
town Friday. He expects to move his
family hack to Gaylord in week or
tUo--o tseSo Co. Aesoe.
Do you know who has the finest
stock of clothing in this county, Why
of course! IL. Joseph has.
Cash Coffron and C. d. Sau!s, of At
lanta, were in town last week attend
ing to some business with the land Of
flee.
s. II. & Co. are giving great bar.
gains in Mems overcoats, suits and
Boys clothing, which they are selling
at cost.
ling Lodge, F. & A. Masons will be
held this evening. All members are
earnestly requested to be present.
Before you purchase Rubbers. Arc
tics, Lumbermen's Hose, Socks or I'm
derwear, examine prices at the Pioneer
Store.
J. NJ. Garmire. of Mancelona, for
merly OF Grayling, was in town the
beginning of the week. He expects
to return to Grayling to reside.
Mems and, Boys shoes. both Con-
gross and Lace, of all grades and pri-
ces, can be procured at the Boot and
Shoe store of o. ]. Bell.
A. II. Annis, of Beaver Creek, was
in town last Saturday, after new
Jackson Wagon, which failed to put
in appearance.
A number of the Michigan Agricul-
tnraI Reports for 1883 have been re.
ceived for distribution. Any one in
terested will call and get one.
II. J.. Marsh, of Otsego Lake, was
in town last Saturday. He stopped
over on his return from Detroit, where
he bad been purchasing goods.
Where can I buy cheap snit OF
clOthes2 Why, go to II. Joseph's.
There Is where you will find the larg-
est and best assortment Of clothing
you ever saw In your life.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. James, of
Beaver Greek, were In town lest Mon
day. marketing the product of theil
dairy.