Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-06-06

1888, and Sfo births.
Great scheme Ia Prize Baking Pow
der. at Claggett 4 Pringles'.
Four graduates from Gaylord's high
school this year.
II. Joseph has large stock OF Mems
Working shirts, froin 25 cents up.
Merchants and business men every
where are complaining of a general de-
preston in trade.
A large assortment of Dress Goods
at H. Joseph's, from 5 cents yard up.
Inprovem ants IN the way OF paint
ing and building fences. continue to
be made about town.
Detroit White Lead Paints for sale
at the Pioneer Store.
An iron fence is being placed around
the Jail and court house at Gaylord at
cost of $40.
Parasolsi Parasolsil Paraso:slll
New stock, Just opened. at H. Joseph's.
e. z. Perkins. Esq. of Cheboygan.
Is a candidate for Superintendent OF
the Census for the State Of Michigan
Blue Flannel suits for boys, at H..
Joseph's. Only $3.50.
The new bell for the Presbyterian
church has been received and will soon
be in position.
For the best quality of Alabastine,
20 TO the store of L. Fournier & Co.
Walter Watt. one of the leading
merchants of Otsego Lake, was in
town last Monday.
Buy your fishing tackle of L. Four
nier a. Co.
John G. Bosom, os Beaver Greek
township. an uncle of Luke Bosom,
died last Thursday. aged 6S years.
For Job Work Of all kinds call at the
AVALANCHE Office.
Rev. James L. Critics and J. j. Nc
Carthy delivered the Memorial day
orations at Luzerne, Oscoda county.
Hardware of all descriptions at the
Pioneer Sto e of 8. II. & Co.
Regular meeting of Marvin Post,
No. 24O, G. A. r. Saturday evening.
the 9Th. Every member should attend.
Best Dairy Butter in town, at Clag-
gett g. Pnngles'.
Lee Trumley returned from his visit
to friends in Southern Michigan, last
Friday evening.
Fresh vegetables can be found ut
the Meat Market of G. w. Wight.
Mrs. L. st. John and son left for her
old home ia Berrien county for a
lengthy visit with friends and rela-
tives.
A fine line of Ladies' Hosiery at the
store of Claggetr & Pringle.
Rev. J. w. Taylor and r.. st. John
are keeping bachelors hall. Their
meals are now cooked according to a
system--their own.
Have you seen those French Prunes
mt the store of s. III. & Co.
o. Palmer went to Lansing last Mon
day morning to attend the regular
monthly meeting of the State Board
of Agriculture.
Choice Dried Fruits at Claggett &
Pringles'.
There will be a regular meeting OF
Marvin Post next Saturday evening.
Every member is earnestly request.
ed to be present.
Do not forget to read II. Joseph's
new advertisement.
Ed. Phelps and L. Patterson start
ed for St. Joseph last Monday morn
ing to attend the State Encampment
OF the Sons of Veterans.
Go to Claggett & PrinRIes' for Mems,
Ladies and Childrens' shoes.
Memorial Day was cold and very
disagreeable. but the program pre-
vionsly arranged was generally carried
out.
Those Sc. Key West cigars at Jen
son & Cos. are immense.
G. A. Ingerson is able once more tn
appear on our streets. having recover
ed from his severe attack of rlieuma
tism.
Great bargains In Hosiery at the
store of y. II. a. Co.
School WAS clossd Wednesday morn
ing. On account of Scarlet Fever. "
will he reopened "a soon a. the Board
think II safe to do 20.
Alabirtine. all coIors. for sale at L
Fourier & Co.'S. Drug Store.
AZ q late meeting OF the Oceana
comfy horticultural soci-ty II was de-