Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-18

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w. s. Chalker has had his barn
painted. thereby improving Its APP
pearance.
Easter cards. fine variety, at the
Drug Store of L. Fonrnier & Co,
We are under obligations to Mr.. w.
G. Spicer OF this township for nice
lot of parsnips. Call again.
.Alabastiue. ell colors. for sale at l..
Fournier q Co.'S. Drug Store.
The pathmaster has been laying
new side walk this week In front of the
Court House.
Hatsl Hatsil Hatsiil by the car
load, of all styles, from so cents up
ward, at II. Joseph's.
G. w. Wight trots out a fancy new
covered wagon for his market business
to the suburban towns this summer.
Oranges, lemons, coccanuts and ba-
nanaa at the market of Conner & Tay-
lcr.
8. s. Claggett, went to Richmond
last Wednesday, returning Saturday
morning.
J. w. Baltimore, of Ball township.
went to Traverse City last week, on
business.
Anything You want in my line l
will be pleased to show you. II.
Joseph.
The water is very low in all the
streams in this section, and log driv-
ing will be backward unless We get
rain soon. Atlanta Tribune.
Ladies If you want to be comfort
able, procure pair of the Common
Sense" shoes, for sale by o. j. Bell.
Doc Valentine trapped two lynx
north OF his farm last week. He has
caught over 20 lynx in this same place.
Atlanta Tribune.
The Pioneer Store is the place to
find nic-line of California and stand
ard brands OF Canned Goods.
Mrs. J. Staley and her two daugh-
tiers, Maud and Mary, went to Caro-,
the beginning of the week. for a short
visit.
Go to the store of s. III. & Co., for
Boys suits. They have just received
large stock at very low prices.
Marvin Post, Grand Army of the
Republic, will hereafter hold their
regular meetings on the second and
fourth Saturdays of each month.
Buy Boydell Bros. paints. They
are the best in the market. For sale
by L Fourier g. Co.
DIED-Claud A., son of George H.
and Mary L. Bonnell, died of diph-
iberia at the residence of his parents
last Sunday morning, aged nine years.
Remember that the Pioneer Store
] always carries n fnll line of Stoves md
Hardware.
Melvin Bates has returned to Gray
ling from New York State. His wife
will return some tune during the sum
mer.
For fresh butter, eggs, etc., go to
the new Neat Market of Conner & Tay-
lor.
!. Miller and wife, of Glade, Kal.
kaska county, were in town last Sat
urday. and while here made us a
pleasant call.
| Do you know who has the finest
stock of clothing in this countyG Why
of course! II. Joseph has.
On account of fear pervading our
citizens that there might be spread
of dipbtheria, the school board decid-
ed to dismiss school for this week.
s. II. & Co. are giving great bar
gains in Mems overcoats, suits and
Boys clothing, which they are selling
at cost.
David Ward has been granted the
right of way in the village of Frederic
for his railroad from Alba. The grade
Is within six miles of Frederic.
Before you purchase Rubbers, Arc
tics, Lumbermen's Hose, Socks or IN
derwear, examine prices at the Pioneer
Store.
We have several hundred dollars
owing us on subscription, etc, and all
in arrears will confer favor by remit
ting ut once.
Mems and Boys shoes, both Con-
gross and Lace, OF all grades and pri-
ces, can be procured at the Boot and
Shoe store of o. J. Bell.
The West Michigan Press Associa-
ton will hold their next annual meet
ing at Muskegon, June ID, 20 and 81,
1889. A big time is expected by the
knights of the Pen and Scissors"