Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-06-26

$780, ~~~--~-r-- 49,
Straw Hats Ia latest styles, at the
Pioneee Store.
Mes. =. Barker, OF Frederic, Is visi-
ting with her sister at Lansing.
IT. G. Thatcher has put In a fine
stock of stationery.
Jasper Hoyt has improved his resi-
dence by coat Of fresh paint.
Ladies, Misses and 0hildrens jersey
waists at s. II. & Co.'S.
Mrs. Henry Hill and the baby have
gone to Wisconsin for a two months
visit.
Japan Backwheat for sale at $. II.
& Co.
Everybody will remember the COM
mencemsnt exercises at the M. &.
church, tonight.
Pure drugs and medicines. carefully
compounded at Thatcher's drug store.
Larson & Hanson have improved
thar. building an aednr, street by a.
change of color.
silver Leaf Flour. The best In
town. For sale by Lyon 4 Conner.
County treasurer f. Converse, OF
Roscommon. was in the city on busi-
ness last Friday.
Buy your drugs and medicines of L.
Cournier, registered pharmacist.
L. j. Patterson, junior proprietor of
the Northern Democrat, of Grayling,
was In town Saturday. ". %. Times.
Do not forget that s. H. & Co. re-
ceive fresh vegetables and Strawberries
three times a week.
Census Enumerator Harder will COM
plete his work in Grayiing this week.
He is worn to mere skeleton.
Call at II. G. Thatcher's, next door
east OF the bank, aud see his stock of
stationery.
FIR. Deckrow has just completed
two tubular wells in Oscoda county,
Que 1870, and one $50 feet deep.
Bell has few broken doz. s of
Ladies' Shoes, that he viii, close out at
cost.
j. H. McClain is making large i'm
provements in his baking and dining
hall, which will be appreciated.
Thirty-fl five Dollars will buy prime
four year old COW. Will be fresh in
few days, f. X. DEcKRow.
The pension of Mrs. Frank Forbes
has been allowed ut twelve dollars per
month, from the date of her husbands
death.
For pencils and tablets for school
uses, go to IL. c. Thatcher's.
The w. r. C. gained over twenty
dollars at their ice cream tables Tues
day.
w. H. Smale's Hardware Store is
Headquarters for anti rust tinware.
Geo. Hartman, of Ball, was In town
a few days since, and reports crops in
better shape than ever before at this
time Of year.
Do not forget that y. II. g. Co.
keeps a full line of Mems, Boys and
Childrens' clothing.
Mccormick, pulled four vags out ola
box car Sunday night. They were
glad to get out Of town on suspended
sentence.
o. J. Bell has a So. 90 ladies' shoe |
that he warrants to give good satisfac-
ton.
A widow lady wishes to exchange |
Improved farming land for house and
lots In Grayling. For information EN-
quire at this Office.
60 to w. II. Smale's Hardware
Store for screen doors and windows.
The circus Tuesday, brought large
crowd to town, but most of them were
disappointed as the show was con
sidered rather slim.
FoR SALE-Japanese and Silver
Hull buckwheat at DIR. Thayer's farm
near Cheney.
A social was held at the Town Hall
in Frederic, last Friday evening. for
the benefit of the M. Il. church, and
Clio. 40 was added to their treasury.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Cassimer arrived
here last evening, and are the guests
OF w. f. Brink.
For feeding purposes It is estimated
that 100 pounds OF beets are worth 19c
100 pounds of ruta-bagas, 15c, and 100
pounds of the fat turnip, lie. -EC.
For the finest cigar i'm the city, go
to the Drug Store of w. q. Thatcher.
John Ballard brought us a fine
basket of strawberries from his vines.
last Saturday. They are the first we
have seen, grown here this year.