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

A small army Of workmen are en-
guged on r. Hanson's house, and the
stone foundation is nearly complete.
None but the purest drugs and
chemicals used In dispensing. Physi-
clans prescriptions, and family recipes,
at the lowest prices, l.. Fourier.
WIN woodheld has number OF
curiosities la his fine garden, grown
from seed brought from England.
Farmers are. hoeing their corn this
week. The weather has been very
favorable for corn lately, -ARdato
Tribune.
Bell has a few broken doz. s OF
Ladies' Shoes, that he will close out at
cost.
Clare proposes to be big city some
day, and having secured new pail
and tub factory has also decided to
erect big high school building.
Thirty-five Dollars will buy prime
four year old COW. will be fresh in a
few days, F. r. DEcKRow.
The logs are all out of Higgins Lake
and the small tributaries of the Mus
kegon and the drive this year will be
clean sweep.
Sailing, Hanson & Co., have finish
| ed cleaning house, and now prasAnt
as attractive store as there is in
Northern Michigan, and 1t is crowded
with seasonable goods.
Judge VIM. III. Simpson of An Sable
will deliver the Grafton at West Branch
July 4th,- West Br. Herald.
Grand Traverse farmers are too hard
on the Colorado beetle. The beetles
are born June /, but the farmers plant
no potatoes until the bugs have starved
to death. -Det. Journal.
F. A. Curtis informs Us that the
grain louise has made its appearance
and Is "A great deal worse than it was
last season. RIOS. Ne,Cs.
The Bible informs us that all men
are liars; but it doesn't think it neces-
sary to give us the same information
in regard to women.
DR.. Woodwork has completed the
finish of his Office by the erection of
an ornamental cornice, adding greatly
to its appearance.
J. Staley is fitting up the rooms In
rear of the bank for residence. He
has rented the upper story to the
Lodge of l. o. o. F.
There will be five graduates of the
high school this year. Eugene Thayer,
Bessie Nicholson, Emma Hanson.
Mary Mantz and Musa Ravens.
Fisher. g. Rasmussen have entirely
refitted their buildings and now have
a very convenient and large boarding
house.
If you want n desirable village lot to
build on, or desirable home ready
vutrt, carr uJ ire rAvALANCHE once
and get your deed.
1t has been found necessary to hire
two cornet players from Crawling, to
assist our band on the Fourth of July
West BIZ. Herald
The Wo,nan's Relief Corps will serve
Ice Cream at some convenient place
on the day of the show. Patronize
| theml
The clerk OF hotel at Gaylord took
$58 from two laborers TO keep for them
during the night. He kept it so safe
ly that an arrest followed and he was
bailed out on 800 to await trial.
The absence of the electric light for
a few nights, while the dynamo, which
was buried out by lightning, was
being repaired, makes our people ap-
preciate their benefit.
| Master Rolla Brink celebrated his
14th birthday, last Stature av, by enter
tanning a patty of ten of his associates.
who COMMUNICATED the event by pre-
senting him with volume of "Ingle-
ow." 1t was pleasant affair.
G.. l.. Alexander came down from
Grayling yesterday TO do some bust
ness, but as the township safe was
locked, the clerk moved away and the
deputy in Detroit, lie had to return
without attending to it.-Ros. NeJcs.
The reprint edition of Webster's un
abridged dictionary that is being sold
by r. McElroy, for three dollars and
a half is the same that sold before the
expiration of the copyright for twelve
dollars.
| Daniel Jacobs has purchased Nelson
simpsons interest in the central meat
market, and is now sole owner ano
proprietor. Mr.. Simpson expects to
lgo to Saginaw. = West Br. Times.
w. NJ. McCrossen went to Grayline
Thursday, to make arrangements fol
their club to come to West Brancf