Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-05-23

II. Joseph keeps the finest line OF
clothing of any merchan. ia Crawling.
Suits from $3.50 up.
The members of the Grand Army
OF the Republic at Bay City, dedicat-
ed their cemetery at that place, last
Sunday.
H. Joseph has but few OF those
Ladies' Walking Jackets and Wraps in
stock. If you want one at a reduced
price. call soon.
James A. Waggoner, of Vanderbilt.
was In town last week. He is the
father of Mr.. Barnes whose death is
announced In another column.
H. Joseph will move into his new
store In two weeks. During that time
you will get the 10 per cent. discount
on all purchases.
w. III. Smales' is headquarters for
Hardware. Stoves and Tinware. All
ordered work and repairing done on
shor. notice.
ii. Joseph will move into his new
store IN two weeks. During that time
you will get the 10 per cent. discount
on all purchases.
A good OK for sale. will work single
or double, and is six years old. En-
quire at this Office. or of f. F. Hoesli.
Blaine township.
Jno. O'Hara and Jas. Timmons took
a team from Daley's barn at Otsego
Lake, last week. The sheriff captur.
ed one of the men and the team in
Glare county.
On account of previous arrange.
ments, Rev. E. e. Caster cannot be
here until Sunday evening, at which
time he will preach the Memorial Ser
mon.
The draymen who haul off the gar
bage collected in Grayling il they viii
take it to the East Branch bridge
they will find good place to dump il
there.
The business men OF Grayling viii
confer favor upon the members o.
the Grand Army If they will so arrange
/ their business so as to close their stores
from to 4 o'clock p. NJ, on May 80
HI. Joseph started for Detroit ant
Chicago yesterday, to purchase good
with which TO stock his new store
room.
Hon. s. r. Hoobier, of Saginaw, il
reported to have been arrested TO
biting or chewing young ladies
arm. Must have made a mistake il
location.
Read this! Parties wanting photo
graphs should lose no time in Sitting
for them, as l positively shall not re
main here any longer than the LIST o
June. q. III. BONNELL.
The morning services ut the church
es will begin at half-past ten Sunda.
morning instead of ten o'clock a
heretofore, and in the evening at 7;3
| instead of = o'clock
The family of John ISLANDERS anG
Mr.. and Mrs. G. F. Halter left on tn
early train Wednesday morning 70
Montana, w, L. We wish them al
success in their new home. -Ros. Ne,os
The Women's Relief Corps will Civ,
a Supper and Ice Cream Social at tn,
Grand Army hall, Thursday evening
May Both. Supper FROM TO 2. AL
are invited.
II. Joseph viii move into his new
store in two weeks. During that tim,
YOU will get the 10 per cent. discount
Oh ctt pufCHdsce.
At last, after long waiting the rals
has come: The thirsty earth look
grateful. and we ought to feel so, bu
are not, for we want a shower ever,
other day.
The social OF the Women's Relic
Corps will be given the evening o
Decoration day in connection with tn
Camp Fire of the Grand Army of tn
Republic. All are invited to attend
Camp Fire at Grand Army hal
Thursday evening, May 30th. The ex
ercises will consist of short speeches
vocal music, &C., &c. A good time i
expected.
Henry Watterson fell from logginl
train near Pinconnlng, last Sunday
while intoxicated. and the train rul
over one of his legs. The leg was am
putated at Pinconning. He may die
Gordon Kake, who jumped FROM
train running 40 miles an hour nea
I,apeer last week, was brought to Gay
lord Saturday from Bay City. HI
died the next day from the effect o
the injuries he received.
L. 8. Winchell leaves Monday To-
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