Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-09-25

00c to 1915.
Prof. w. j. Beai. of the Agricultu-
raj College. and Hon. a. O. 6lidden,
member OF the State Board of Agli-
culture, were In town last week look
ing over the experiment station.
A full line of Cook ard Heating
Stoves at the store Of Sailing. Hanson
& Co.
Lyon a Conner are selling Ladies'
Hose at Is. IS, 90, 25 and 35 cents.
Former price: 20, IS, 80, IS and SOC.
Mrs. Ashmore's pupils win give a
Musicale at the Opera House, Thurs
day evening. Oct. I'd. Admission Is
cents. Tickets for sale at Fourniers
Drug store. No extra charge for re-
served seats.
A full line of Mems, Youths and
Children's Suits constantly on hand at
the Pioneer Store.
1t is reported that George Hartman,
of Ball township, has the finest piece
of corn in the county, and that 1t will
compare favorably with any in the
State.
Everything in Josephs' line of goods
is marked down from Is to % per
cent.
l.. s. Benson will return from De-
troit, October 1, with a full line of
Millinery and Fancy Goods, for his
Fall trade. Give him call.
Geo. Hartman, of Ball, brought
from his garden last Saturday, stem
containing eighteen ripe tomatoes,
which weighed over eight pounds. He
brought several bushels of the fruit
for the market. How does that look
for the Plainsl
Call and examine our SheetiDgs,
Prints and Ginghams, before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Sailing, Hanson & Co.
VIM. Mccullough has completed
the Odd Fellows hall, and 1t is the
finest hall occupied by any order
North of the Saginaw Valley. They
have complete set of new regalia, of
the finest make. $500 eas- r.
Prices must tell. One dollar will
buy more Goods at Lyon g. Corners t,
than at any other place in the State.
The Edmore Journal man requests
the parties who borrowd his wash
boiler to return it, AS this is the week
our shirt is washed. Detroit Ne1CS.
For Sale,-Household Goods, Fine
Plush Parlor Suit, etc, and fine
Cook Stove. II. Joseph.
The friends of Rev. @. Z. Hill, and
they Include the community, both in
and out of the Church, will regret
: that he has been assigned to st.
Charles, in the Saginaw district.
, The church here will be supplied by
Rev. s. %. Taylor, of Tawas City.
caInnH, manson IN s.-.y 1884,
petition in Dry Goods, without regard
to closing out sales.
: Rev. H. II. Culver will occupy the
. pulpit at the NJ. L. church next Sun
day, having exchanged that day will
Rev. s. b, Taylor. the new pastor.
Buy your underwear at cost, of Ly
on & Conner. They are closing ou'
their stock of clothing.
The republican caucu., last Thurs
: day evening, was called to order by w
A. Masters, chairman of the Township
L Committee. WIN. WoodbLrn wa
# elected Chairman and Geo. L. Alexan
der, Secretary. Twenty-Five delegate
= to the County convention were elect
ed and the caucus adjourned.
Il II. Joseph is bullying the walls of til
old opera-bouse with his stock Of new
J. goods.
At the annual meeting of the Ladie'
Aid Society for the Presbyterial
u Church, Tuesday evening, Mrs. Mas
u tiers was reelected President; Mr.,
10 Conner Vice President; Miss Lou vii
Jams, Sec., and Mrs. j. X. Wright
se Treasurer.
Experienced and Registered Pharmi
cists on hand day and night to atten
to the wants of my patrons, l.. Fou
nier.
]. A. Metcalf OF Center Plair
brought to our Office samples of b
IL corn and potatoes which cannot be e
celled in the State. He will hay
about 400 bushels of corn and his p
ny tatoes will yield $50 bushels to Il
n acre.
~ w. III. Smals has just received
large stock of Cooking and HEATH
st Stoves. Call and examine stoves ar
II. prices before purchasing elsewhere.
J. Steckert, of South Branch, W
tn in town last Saturday, attending Il
ay Convention, and while here made us
ad pleasant call. He reports that /
at crops are good and every thing prosp