Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-06-05

Ia biiohelson aodiFion 10 Nrayuuk,
Japan Buckwheat for sale at 8. II !.
& Co.
DIR. f. ]. Ashmore and family
moved into the rooms In the rear Of
peterson's Jewelry Store. last week.
When wishing toe slippers. Oxford
ties and fine shoes. the ladies should
not forget 10 examine Bells stock. He
has just received fine line.
Richard Dunn. brakeman on n log
train, was killed by the ears near st.
Helen last week, his head being
jammed by the logs.
Pack, Woods & Co., OF An Sable.
are making arrangements to start n
summer camp on the South Branch
about seven miles north of Roscoin-
mon.
Our sheep owners are greatly pleased
with the condition of their flocks.
Mr.. Breakey reports his ewes in fine
condition and his lambs bright and
healthy.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Jones started for Mason
last week, by way of Chesaning. where
she intended stopping n few days
AFR. Jones mother viii return with
her
r Hanson breaks TO ground to-
day for his new residence, which will
be a grand addition to our village.
The attention of our readers is
especially called to the new advertise
ment of Messrs. Claggett & Pringle in
another column.
Buy $500 dollars worth of Mer-
chandise and get Webster Dictionary
at S. III. & Co.'S.
F. r. Deckrow is down 1875 feet and
yet going, in a tubular well for Milo
Goodrich, of Oscoda county. When
completed, he will put down another
for George Richardson in the next town
east.
A full line of Embroideries and Real
Tarchon Laces, for sale at the Pioneer
Store.
The houses of all republicans and a
portion of the democrats were decora-
ted on Memorial Day. What was the
matter with those parties who jumped
from the republican to the democrat
party? They seemed to be out of flags.
N. Nicholson has bought both of
the village markets.
The village flag was paid for by the
business men of Grayling. and if the
proportion is the same rs now, the re-
publicans have the most money i'm it..
Ii it was paid out OF the general fund.
the fact Is just the same.
Straw Hats in latest styles, at the
Pioneer Store.
DIR. w. b. Flynn. dentist, returned
to town on Tuesday and will be at his
Office here during the next two weeks.
He reports business in his line boom
ing at Grayling where he has bra nch
Office. : Vest Br. Times.
Ladies', Misses and Childrens' jersey
waists at S. H.. & Cos.
1t is n public nuisance to allow
droves of children TO invade business
houses for the purpose of selling tick
cts to entertainments, but now since
every child has been furnished with q
book and pencil for the purpose of
collecting money for missionary pur-
poses, it is worse than ever.
Il. N. Wilcox and ii. Oaks have
bought the Barber Shop of Roderick
& Cowell, on railroad Street. They
have procured a first class barber
from Detroit TO run the shop. and will
be pleased TO have all who may wish
work done in their lire to favor them
with call.
j. II. Ward editor of the News,
took the noon train Tuesday for
Chicago, where his wife is receiving
treatment, on receipt of q telegram
asking his immediate presence. Yes
terday morning we received II dispatch
from him stating that his wife was
very bad. -RoS Ne,cs.
J. A. BreakAy. of Center Plains, is
pleased with n visit from his son and
daughter, who reside in Wisconsin.
On their way here they stopped at
Rockford, ILL.,, and report that, with
the exception of grass, our crops are az
far advanced as there.
T. E. Gregg held the lucky number
that drew the picture at the s. V.
social last Friday night. and Mrs.
Waldron drew the qnilt and presented
it to Rev. Mr.. Gotke of Manistee,
who ofIiciates here occasionally in the
interest of the Danish citizens.
Somebody up at vassar wanted to
have good time on Memorial day and
arranged for public dance to close
the ss,lpnn occas;on Tho veferans