Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-02

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building.
w. j. Shirts, OF Glade township
Kalkaska county. was mustered in as
member Of Marvin Post, G.. A. r.
last Saturday evening.
8. vi. & Co.. have just received a
new lot Of Clothing which will be clos
ed out at bottom prices.
There will be picnic held at Bucks |
Corners, July Attn Dancing and social /
games will be INDUCED In. All are in
vited 10 attend.
Claggett & Pringie sell the best 81, 90 |
Shoe in town. either Ladies' or Gents.
Call and see them.
Mrs. DR.. Woodwork and child left
for Oneida, N. Y. last Monday. on a
visit to her brother and other friend
in that vicinity.
DO You know that your subscription
20 the AVALANCHE is past due9 Come
in with your , ;.
Mrs. Leonard Howard and Miss Kit
ty Smith. of West Bay City. were the
guests of Mrs. s. 8. Phelps, over Sun
day.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. bave.a fine
line of Straw HAIRS. Do not fail to see
them before purchasing elsewhere.
The best 35 cent Tea ia town, or 8
pounds for S1,00, at the store of Ciag
gett & Pringle.
Albion College has just closed not
only its most prosperous year in her
history, as to students, but as to finan-
ces as well.
A. w. Garfield planted 10. 600 young
and lively Eels in School Section
Lake, Saturday. They were procured
from the State Fish Commission.
Call at the store of s. II. & Co.. and
examine their new stock of Summer
Shawls.
Atlanta Il. A. r. post will be in
creased by five or six new members,
who will be initiated into the order
on July 4th. Atlanta Tribune.
In spite Of the wicked policy of pro-
increasing in value. -Bu6alo Express.
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Miss Ola Turner of Flushing. who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. q.
w. Smith. leaves for her home to-
morrow.
Claggett & Pringle make speciality
of Ladies' Hosiery, from cents up
Please call and examine.
Mrs. Riker and child, of Webber-
Vile, daughter of Justice Woodburn,
arrived OIL last Saturday, for visit,
with her father and other friends.
Ladies don't fail TO see the feather
bone Corset and Waist. at the store of
Claggett & Pringle. Something new.
S Win not break.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Phelps, of Gray
. ling, were guests at tbe residence of j..
$ w. Livingston last week. WeSt
Branch Herald.
D None but the purest drugs and
chemicals used in dispensing. Phys
clans prescriptions, and family recipes,
2 at the lowest prices, l.. Fournier.
Miss Fannie Staley, left Albion. last
e Monday, as delegate to the National
Convention, of the Kappa Alpha
Theta Society, to be held in Burling
y ton, Vermont.
II you want to paint your house Of
other buildings, this year, you should
call at the store of s. II. & Co., ano
examine colors and prices. =.
FRANK wheeler, 10 years OLD, mac
been missing from his home in Alpena
the past few days. His body wa
u found floating in the river there las
Friday.
!" "a thing of beauty is a JOY forever
u Tho, e new Aristotypes are beauties
Call at Bonnells' and see them. Oni
he $3.50 per dozen.
Experienced and Registered Pbarm'
.e- cists on hand day and night to atten
be to the wants of my patrons. l.. Fou
nier.
NJ q. w. Smith has just received
,as large assortment of Clocks, OF ollie
ent styles, which he will sell at 10
figures.
,is- Honorably discharged soldiers ar
sailors will be given credit oil n
points in all examinations for prom
I'm ton in the United States treasury 9
etc partnent under civil service rules.
Every Man, Woman, and Chi
on should buy their shoes at Claggett
n Pringle's. 4 large assortment 81
prices rock bottom.
md Miss Judith Blakeslee, of East ~
hey NAV, will arrive in town Saturd
morning. She will be the guests
for Miss vena Jones and othes frien
eve while here.