Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-07-28

Briggs & Bell.
Indians In large numbers are en-
camped near Alger engaged In berry
picking. There are 80 tents pitched
in one spot
Wind Mill and Well Supplies Of all
kinds. prices as low MS good work will
warrant f. DECKROW.
Thirty four tickets were sold from
this station for the excursion to Bay
City, Tuesday.
Plows. Harrows. Cultivators, Plow
Points, always kept in stock at factory
prices. at A. Kraus'. next to the post
Office.
There is a nice passenger coach at
tached to the twin Lake train, leaving
here at six in the morning, and back
at night.
| Nels Persons has been nursing
fractured rib for the past ten days.
caused by flying board from the
1 edger.
ID. b. Conner proposes to close out
his entire stock of Boots, Hats and
Caps, so as to make room for differ
ent line of Goods.
Jerry Sherman, of Maple Forest, has
been under the weather for three
months past, but 10 now better, and
1t is hoped he will completely recover.
If you want to purchase Boots and
Shoes at very low prices, go to the
store of d. b. Conner.
J. NJ. Jones and a small party went
fishing for Grayling, the early part of
the week, returned with q fine catch,
Our thinks are due for mess of the
same.
Don't forget that you obtain the
highest market price for buckle berries
at the store of s. III. g. Co. a
The Ashland Wrecking Co., which
has been trying TO raise the treasures
of the lost steamer Pewabic of Alpena,
has given up the work, being unable
to locate the wreck.
Four bushels day picked easy with
a Huckleberry-P Picker, made by Alb.
Kraus. next to the post Office.
There will be business meeting of
the Pres. Eadies Aid Society, at the
residence of Mrs. Conner, on Friday
evening, July Goth, at o'clock. All
members are requested to be present.
You can buy your clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods of Jackson g.
Masters cheaper than at any other
place in the county.
o. J. Bell is attending to business
in the u. P, and was stricken with a
severe hemorrhage of the lungs last
week, but is recovering, so Is to be
allie to be out again.
Geo. II. Bonnell having retaken the
Gallery for few weeks, is prepared to
give all his customers good work at
prices that are right.
Mrs. VIM. Metcalf, of Center Plains,
has sold this season, several bushels of
cherries and on last Monday brought
to this Office, a small limb heavily
laden with cherries of the finest kind.
For Hats and Caps at low prices, go
to the store of d. b. Conner, as he
intends to close out his stock of these
Goods at low prices.
Hubbard Head, of South Branch,
who has been receiving medical treat
ment at the Farmers Home Hospital,
in Milwaukee, Wis, returned home
the first of the week much improved
in health.-Rds. Ne,os.
LosT-A note to the amount of
800, drawn in favor of ID. Mccormick.
Finder please return same to owner.
Payment on note has been stopped.
In connection with the Uuion Song
service at the M. Z. cherch. next
Sunday evening, Rev. Geyer will give
an account of his trip to the city of
New York and the international con-
vention of the Y. r. s. of @. E.
All of my accounts are left with
Messrs. Rosenthal Bros, for settle
ment. All persons owing me are re-
quested to call there. and obtain their
receipts. H. JOSEPH.
| Wheat is nearly all harvested in this
section, and the hum of the thresher
will soon be heard. The yield prom
ises the best ever had In Crawford
county.
s.. H. & Co. are again giving away
a premium with 80 90 worth of goods.
this time consisting of portrait of
yourself or any friend you may desire.
Samples on exhibition at the store;
call and see them.
The burning of 40 squares in the
southern portion of Bay city, on Mon
day, involving loss OF a million dol
lars in property, is a serious blow to
| tbok r>r0onaroua towu Hundreds Of