Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-01-03

Boys and Mems boots very cheap at
Blakeslee's.
There was fine boquet Of pansies
Ia bloom. Christmas. In Mrs. Palmer's
flower garden. which has not been
protected in anyway this winter.
All wool socks from 25 cents up, at
the Mammoth Store.
Miss Carrie Rsnshaw, of Pontiac.
Mich, will spend the remainder of the
winter with her sister, Mrs. l.. 8. Ben
son.
Furnished rooms to rent. Enquire
at this Office.
Hair-cutting, shaving, shampcoing
and dying done in the most approved
style by competent workm-n at the bar
Der shop of II. Ellsworth.
A full lire of Tinware at Sailing,
Hanson & Co.'S. store.
Sheriff Mccullough will be assisted
in his official duties by f. l.. Hadley
and Chas. o. Mccullough, as deputy
and under-sherif.
One dollar a year paws for the AVA
LANCHE. Less than two cents week.
Henry Dodge, of Elmwood, partner
of 0. J. Bell, ex-County Clerk and
Register, arrived in town last Tuesday
evening.
A full line OF Hardware at s., II. L.
Co.'S.
Capt. Henry Funck, treasurer OF
South Branch, was in town yesterday,
on his way to Gaylord to appear be.
fore the pension examining board.
The best Family Flour at the
Mammoth Store of 8. II. & Co.
Postmistress Mrs. Strunk is confined
to her house on bed of sickness. A
malignant sore throat is testing her pa
thence. -Otsego Co. Herald.
Mackinaw shirts and Jackets at
the Pioneer Store.
For fresh butter, eggs, ETC., go to
the new Meat Market of Conner & Tay.
lor
Miss Mamie Phelps. who is teaching
school at Lacrosse, Wis, and has
been spending the holidays with hel
parents, returned to her school yes
terday.
Oranges, lemons, coccanuts and ba
nanas ut the market of Conner ~ Tay-
Tor.
Mrs V. L. Eastman has purchased
the Huntington Laundry, on Cedar
Street, and will be pleased to attend
to all the laundry work that may be
entrusted to her care.
o. ]. having bought the stock OF
Boots and Shoes of G. o. Mccullough,
respectfully asks share of the pat
ronage of the citizens of Grayling and
vicinity.
w. H. Adams, of Gaylord, one Of
the proprietors of the Gaylord Grist
Mill, was knocked down last Monday
morning, by two men, just as he was
entering the mill, and robbed of SS7.
Phelps and Davis are rushing things
at the Grayling House. The delay in
receiving the furniture has put then
back little, but they will be in full
blast next week.
Mrs. Terry, State Librarian, reports
50, S6l books and pamphlets in the Ii
brary, and asks the Legislature fol
s., 900 for the purchase of auditiona
books.
We are pleased to note that the com
ing Farmers Institute is awakening ar
unusual interest in the minds of thu
people. Let every body arrange to at
tend aud add their experience to tina
of others, that all may profit.
Grayling Lodge No. 1877, /. o. o. f
elected and enstalled the following OF
ficers, last Tuesday evening: q. w
Love, N. o.; L. Z. Hastings, V. u.
NJ. s. Hartwick, Sec. and ii. Trumley
Treas.
Everybody is waiting for the arriva
of The Veterans Son." Jan. IL, Is 4
10, and will give the Camp a rousine
benefit on those nights. The play is Z
fine one, and no pains will be spared
in placing it on the boards.
The average yield of Indian Corn is
Ohio, $50 bushels; Indiana, IS; Hi
nois and Iowa 81; Missouri, 81; Kan
sas, 81, and Nebraska SO. These sew
en- states produce sixty-four per cent
of the crop aggregate.