Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-02

presented to the city of Muskegon by
Chas. II. Hackley,. was dedicated
Monday afternoon. May 30th, at 2
o'clock.
Have You seen those elegant. Knit
Working Jackets. for SO. so aud S4.0 90
piece. at Jackson and Masters.
An Oregon paper records the birth
of child to the wife of Fred Halfpap.
1t probably isn't the first. No man
ever thinks of himself as q halfpap
then.
Goods and prices tell. Call and be
convinced that can save You from 20
to 40 per cent on all kinds of Shoes
and Slippers. o. j. BELL.
Every farmer who wants a cultivator
this year, should call at Palmer's ware
house, and see the Planet Jr. 1t is
perfection.
James Tracy was kicked by horse
near Roscommon. Saturday he took
the train for Saginaw. intending to go
to hospital for treatment. He died
on the train.
The finest line of Satines in town,
at Claggett & Pringle's.
l.. NJ. Witter caught trout in the
South Branch, just below the Hodge
man dam, during the week, that weigh
ed two pounds and seven ounces.
RIOS. NeaoS.
If you want first class Sewing Ma
chine, buy the American or Domestic
Of Jackson 81 Masters.
Wind Mill and Well Supplies of all
kinds, prices as low as good work will
warrant F. DECKROW.
Everything on the NJ. G. r. r. will
go now on account of the new agent,
which arrived, to live with Mr.. and
Mrs. Candfield yesterday, a bouncing
boy, and everybody happy.
New Working Pants from 81. 90 up
wards. warranted not to rip, at Clag-
gett & Pringle's.
Wallace Eddy and Will Mccoy, on
trial at Portland charged with train
wrecking, struck a jury that disagreed
after being out all night. Both men
had confessed their guilt. Jour
nal.
Ladies' and Children Cotton Hose,
the "Three Crow Brand, for sale at
the Pioneer Store of s. H. & Co.
How many white loafers and tram ps
have been put on the auction block in
Missouri and had their labor sold to
the highest bidder2 There is no diff
Guilty in getting the returns as to col
ored people SO treated.
For fresh Crackers, Cookies, Bread
aud Confectionery, go TO CIV. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received a
large assortment.
d. b. Conner proposes to close ont
his entire stock of Boots, Hats and
Caps, so as to make room for differ
ent line of Goods.
Nearly all of our business houses
were closed during Monday afternoon,
and the mill stopped, showing the 10y
al feeling of our citizens, and their re-
gard for the Nations greatest day.
A full line of White Dress and
Aprons goods, on hand at the store OF
Sailing, Hanson & Co.
Every farmer in the county should
see the PLANET Junior" Cultivator.
1t beats the world. At o. Palmer's
implement depot.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety will give Tea at the Parsonage
on Friday afternoon, of this week.
Tea from five to eight.
Regular meeting at Chapel at one
o'clock, for work.
Ladies go into ecstasy over Claggett
& Pringles new Sun Umbrellas. The
finest in town.
Rev. s. G.. Taylor and Mr.. Brown
of Idaho, ran down the An Sable Sat
urday, and returned with the finest
catch of Grayling we have seen thi;
year, some of which weighed over q
pound,
For Hats and Caps at low prices. &c
10 the store of ID. b. Conner, as ht
intends to close out his stock of these
, Goods at low prices.
l.. j. Patterson, of the Democrat, II
made happy by the arrival of his sis
, ter, an accomplished typo, who has
for the present, taken case in the of
fee. The boys say they expected III
would take some other fellows sister
but Lien" seems perfectly content.
Have you seen those Derby Hats Al
the store of s. II. & Co. Call and see
them before purchasing elsewhere.
Jackson s. Masters are Offering tn,
balance of their stock of Fancy Chini