Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-29


Clark Eckley's stay Ia this vicinity
seems TO be Of short duration. as we
hear he intends to move to Grayling
In the hear future. lilo Null.
Our stock of Dry Goods is complete
IN all departments. call and examine
our line before purchasing elsewhere.
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Before purchasing school shoes,
don't forget to look at those dandy
OF l-grained shoes Bell has just received
Call at the Pioneer store and ex-
anime their large stock and latest
styles of fur and straw Hats just re-
ceived.
Thos. Woodfield and 9. A. lngerSon,
representing Sailing, Hanson s. Co.,
lumbermen Of Grayling, were ia town
on business the first OF the week.
Saturday Night.
None but the purest drugs and
chemicals used in dispensing. Physi-
clans prescriptions, and family recipes,
at the lowest prices, l.. Fournier.
Warrants have been issued for the
arrest of 80 Bay City saloonkeepers
who haven't paid their license. Two
of the accused are county supervisors,
moral. tho Ditv - IN,
When wishing tee slippers, Oxford
ties and fine shoes, the ladies should
not forget to examine Bells stock. He
has just received fine line.
For melting disturbance in pub
lie street, where citizenswere peacably
assembled, Justice Woodburn said GO
days in the Detroit House of Correc-
ton 10 Jerry Franklin and Daniel
Reagan yesterday.
Glass No. S, of the NJ. Il. Sunday
School, under the supervision of Mrs.
s. @. knight, presented the church
with fine Silver Communion Service
set, last Sunday. Glass No. is the
class in that church, and the scholars
think that Mrs. X. is the teacher.
A wreck occurred on the the M. c.
r. r.. about three miles north OF Ros-
common, last Friday afternoon, result
ing in piling up an engine and seven
flat cars. The engineer and fireman
saved their lives by Jumping. One
brakeman was slightly hurt.
Prof. Kedzie, of the agricultural
college, pronounces Escanaba's water
unfit for human consumption. But
this discovery doesn't amount to much,
as down that way they believe water
was only made to float ore carriers on.
Necs.
Don't forget the Musicale at the
Methodist church Thursday evening
June 5th. An admission fee of ten
cents will be charged at the door, TO
defray incidental expenses. Doors
open at seven o'clock. exercises to
commence promptly at eight.
We have it! the largest and best
scheme ever offered with Silver Leaf
Soap. You can get anything you
want from a'cook stove down to toy
wagon, with Silver Leaf Soap wrap
pers Call at Pioneer store and get
illustrated catalogue.
The attention of parents is called to
the fact that large number Of little
boys, from to ~ years old are run
ming about the railroad grounds, catch
ing on to moving trains, and climbing
on. to the freight cars. It's too danger
Gus for playground.
It. N. Wilcox and N. Oaks have
bought the Barber Shop of Roderick
& Cowell, on railroad Street. They
have procured first class barber from
Detroit to run the shop, and will be
pleased to have all who may wish
work done in their line to favor them
with a call.
We thought it n cold, backward
spring year ago, but do you not re-
member that about the Both of May
in that year fierce wind storm, with
snow and sleet, stripped the shade
trees here of almost full-grown leaves
Buds are scarce breaking now -2dtOaS
Gazette.
Richard Won Krebs, a resident of
Big Greek, was in the village Tuesday.
having just returned from trip to
New York and the South. He was in
Florida three weeks, the guest of w.
r. Steckert, son of J. Steckert of
South Branch, and reports VIM. and
family all we'll -Ros. Netos.
VIM. A. Down, patentee of Downs
patent improved farm gate, moved !
yesterday to Beardstown, Ohio, where
he has secured farm and will make
his home. Mr. Downs has been very
successful in disposing of territory,
and is in fair way to become a
man. - os. 'NesCs.