Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-07-18

Perry Richardson. of Center Plains
was Ia town last Friday.
Great bargains in Hosiery at tn
store of ). II. & Co.
James Snively, of Crawling, was II
town on Friday. -Mio Mail.
The best stock of Boots and Shoes
In town at l.. Jensen & Co.'S.
A. odell, of Center Plains, was IL
town last Monday.
II. Joseph has fine line of Sateen'
from 8 cents up.
II. ]. Marsh, of Otsego Lake, wa,
In town last Monday.
Boys and Youths clothing at re-
duced prices. at the Pioneer Store.
The pension of A. @. Wilcox. Of
this township, has been increased.
Go to L. Fournier ~ Co.'S, and ask
for Gray ling and Trout flies.
Huckleberries bring ten cents pei
quart in Roscommon.
Horses, ponies and cows for sale al
w. 8. Chalker's barn, Grayling, Mich.
r. Richardson moved to Roscon.
mon one day last week.
A full assortment of Lawns from 4
cents up, at the Opera House Store.
Five bushels of huekleberries were
shipped from Roscommon last Friday.
Hardware of oil descriptions at the
Pioneer Store of 8. H. & Co.
G. w. Wight has sold his Meat
Market to Jno. w. London.
Fresh vegetables can be found at
che Meat Market of G. w. Wight
j. NJ. Francis, of Grove township,
was in town last Friday.
Alabastine. all colors, for sale at l..
Fourier g. Co.'S. Drug Store.
Thos. Wakelev, of Grove, was in
town last Saturday.
For Boys and Youths clothing. go to
L. Jensen ~ Cos.
w. c. johnson. of Grove, was in
town last Friday.
Have you seen those French Prunes
at the store of s. II. Il Co.
Jno. w. London has resigned as
Night Policeman and r. L. Hadley
has been appointed to the position.
The best place in town to buy your
family supplies, is at L. Jensen g. Co.'S.
Rev. d. II. Campbell. of Frederic,
preached at St. Helens last Sunday
week.
Detroit White Lead Paints for sale
ut the Pioneer Store,
Meals and other entertainments will
be served at the Picnic at all hours
next Sunday.
Blue Flannel suits for boys, at H.
Joseph's. Only $3.50.
Walter Babbitt and family from
Kalamazoo are 10 town for q month
of recreation.
For the best quality of Alabastine,
go to the store of L. Fourier & Co.
The Messrs. BaSbist started down
the river wit party from Cleveland in
search of fish and pleasure.
Buy your fishing tackle of L. Four
nier & Co.
Mrs. Mary Heath desires to do fami-
ly washing at her residence. Salts
faction guaranteed.
Ladies' Hose.5 cents up, at the Opera
House Store of II. Joseph.
Jasper Hoyt Is erecting fine barn
on his lot corner of Spruce street and
Michigan Avenue.
Pingree g. Smith shoes for sale at
the store of 8. III. & Co.
w. A. Masters brought into this Of
flee last Monday, n stool Of timothy
over six feet in height, and with heads
from eight to ten inches in length.
Go and see the new line of carpets
just received by H. Joseph.
Ed Hartwick went to New York last
Monday. He has been re-appointed
TO West Point by Congressman
Wheeler.
A full line of Boots and Shoes at l..
Jenson e Co.'S.
Gaylord has voted to bond It
self for S., 600 with which to build a
school house. Twenty ladies went to
the polls and voted on the proposition.
Mrs. NJ. Christensen desires employ
ment in line sewing or dressinaking.
Satisfactory work and prices.
Three candidates had the degree o.
Catered Apprentice" conferred OIL
them by Grayling Lodge, No. 356,
F. & A. A., last Thursday evening.
For fresh butter, eggs, etc., 60 to