Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-09-26
Try oIaggstt 3 prIngIs,s 50 osnt Tsa.

A. ID. Roberts cottage on Michigan
Avenue. was finished yesterday, Moor,
& Harder did the painting.
The lrrgest and best assortment O.
Mems. Ladies' and Children Shoes II
town at Clagget g. Pringle's. and a
prices that defy competition.
| Patterson, of the Democrat. Is visit.
ing with his wife at Brighton, and the
exposition at Detroit.
You will find the largest and best Sc
Iected stock of Clothing and Gents
Furnishing Goods at the store of IL.
Joseph.
j. g. Marsh. of this township. exhib
tied pair of Bronze Turkeys, and a
pair of goats, at the Roscommon fair.
For SALE.-I have for sale two
new milch COWS and one horse which /
will sell on reasonable terms.
MRS. j. @. EVANS.
Geo. L. Alexander Esq, is among
the lucky ones to visit Detroit this
week.
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 g.
Pringles'.
Blodgett 4 Byrne have commenced
clearing up the ground just west of the
warehouse of Sailing, Hanson g. Co,
for their new warehouse.
You should call and see at what low
figures you can purchase Dry Goods,
Clothing, Ladies' and Gents Furnish
ing Goods, Hats, Caps. Carpets, etc.
at the store of II. Joseph, before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
G. F. Kelly, of Frederic, was in town
last Thursday and reports that he has
raised enough squashes to supply the
county.
There has just arrived at w. H.
Smale's Hardware Store, large stock
of Cooking and Heating Stoves which
he is selling off at rock bottom prices.
-Can ana pxamIue sroves anu prices Ue-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
G. w. Wight and E. Phelps started
for Ohio yesterday morning on bust
ness trip.
o. ii. Carpenter sold and shipped
ten ton of hay to Sailing, Hanson &
Co., at Grayling, this week, at $3.50
ton delivered. Otsego Co. Herald.
The Pioneer hotel of Rosconmon
has been closed on a chattel mortgage,
and all its furniture and many of it's
bedbugs shipped to Saginaw. Detroit
Netos.
Farmer Christopher Foot, northwest
of town, threshed ont his wheat last
week and was delighted with yield of
% bushels per acre. -OtSego County
HeyuIte.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIVA. Pringle arrived
home Monday p. NJ. and are already
nicely domiciled in their coy cottage
on Peninsular Avenue, where their
friends will be welcome.
J. Wilson Staley and Miss Fannie
have returned to Albion College. j.
w. went by way of Detroit to visit the
exposition.
Will Manwarren is domiciled ut the
University, at Ann Arbor for COM
plete course in civil engineering. His
father accompanied him and they to-
gather took in the exposition at De-
troit. while on the way.
We are pleased to note that Mrs. A.
K. Newman is recovering from her
--,-----'------------ ----'' r~'''~
as rapidly AS her friends might wish,
vet the absence of severe pain and few
or are subjects of congratulation.
J. Maurice Finn thinks he has gooi
thing IN dirt near Ishpeming gold
mine. If IL was diamonds the stock
would not sell here. Too much upp"r
peninsula gold stock on this market
now.-OscodG Times.
Geo, II. Bonnell has located for the
time being at Bay Mills, Upper Pen
insula.
We clip the following local items
from the Roscommon Ne,Ds:
e. Purchase, OF GrayIing, took in
the fair here on the third day.
John Leline had nice sucking colt
at the fair aud some dandy white tur-
nips.
County Treasurer, Charles Jackson,
of Crawling, attended the fair here
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Utter left on the
noon train Wednesday for Detroit,
where they will spend n week seeing
the sights and visiting with their son.
We notice the genial face of Bro.
Palmer. of the Crawford Avalanche,