Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-08-29


For Sale, "A No. span of mules,
perfectly kind aud good workers.
Terms easy. Enquire at this Office.
Mrs. ID London has stored her
goods and gone 20 the southern part
OF the state, on visit to friends in
that section.
For fresh butter. eggs. otc., 60 to
the new Meat Market Of Conner & Tay-
Tor.
The Women's Relief Corps intend
giving Camp Fire" in the near
future for the purpose of raising
| funds to purchase banner.
Oranges, lemons, coccnnuts and ba-
nanas at the market of Conner & Tay-
Tor.
Mrs. Ashmcre. who intends locating
in Grayling, as teacher of music, will
preside at the organ of the M. e.
church, next Sunday.
1t is positive fact that Claggott &
?ringle are selling genuine French
Kid, Ladies' Fine Shoe for only So, so.
The members of the Presbyterian
Sunday School went pic-picking last
Monday to School Section Lake. 1t
was very select and recherche affair.
Corsets for so cents; Corsets for 75
cents. and Corsets for 81, 90, at Clag-
gett g. Pringles'.
Mrs. G. w. Wight and Miss Cora
Wight went to Frederic. last Saturday
for a short visit, returning Tuesday
noon.
Don't forget to call ard examine o.
]. Bells stock of Mems, Ladies' and
Children's shoes, before purchasing
elsewhere.
| DIED-On the 10Th inst, at the
home Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
M. Dyer, of Grove township, Mrs.
Miriam Garter, in her 18th year.
w, III. Smales' is headquarters for
Hardware. Stoves and Tinware. All
ordered work and repairing done on
: short notice.
Mr.. John Staley returned from
Bay View yesterday morning. Mrs.
is. and children are expected home
next Saturday morning.
s. Hampstead, of Grayling, is pre-
pared with jacks, trucks and rollers
for raising or moving buildings. Terms
reasonable.
Archie House, of Maple Forest, was
in town last Monday and he reports
his crops growing finely and that they
did not suffer any from the frost.
Yes, it is true, o. J. Bell has just re-
ceived IA large invoice of Ladies' Kid
Shoes and sells them at prices that de-
fly competition.
w. r. Steckert informs us that
asEing is now good in Louisi-
ana" but he will be home here next
week. Roscommon NeloS.
w. H. Smale has just received "a new
stock of Pocket and Table Cutlery,
and Is selling it off at rock bottom
prices. Call and examine stock and
prices.
Miss Fannie Wilkinson, of Topeka,
Kansas, arrived here last week on a
visit to her uncle, w. ii. James, of
Beaver Greek township.
Ladies call and examine our shoes.
Large line just received that were
made to order for us, and at prices
that defy competition, at Claggett &
| Pringles'
| The Board of School Examiners
of Crawford county were in session
last Tuesday, and elected Mr.. G. E.
Hicks, Of Frederic, Secretary.
The sample books of linen papers
for type-writers and lawyers from the
Stenographers' Headquarters, rs Con-
gress St., Detroit, are giving entire
satisfaction-sendf for one.
Marvin Post. G.. A. r.. Mt its last
meeting appointed committee to Sc
lect grounds on which 70 hold our re-
union next year Ii will be thorough
ly cleaned up and prepared for use
Chas. Vincent, who was so severely
injured short time ago by falling
from barn, came to the village Tues
day night He is slowly recovering.
-Ros. NeDS.
We would be pleased to have all the
friends and readers of the AVALANCHE
give us all the local news with which
they are acquainted. 1t is a great
help in getting out a lively paper.
Friday of last week was an unlurky
day for the peaceful village of Milo.
Three lawsuits. an inquest and an I'M
dertakers shop established, were the
unfortunate events. Night.
Policeman Verrett, of Cheboygan,
;o an aatieHaI man To nxvno txvo haar