Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-07-21


airy viii be found at McClains, which
he Is selling cheap.
DR. e. NJ. Roffee. of Clyde, N. T.. Is
here on his annual visit. growing more
young as the years 20 by. lie is ever
welcome.
II you want first class Sewing Ma
chine, bny the American OF Domestic
Of jackson & Masters.
In Alpena. 1t Is said. when a man is
arrested for being drunk, the justice
sentences him to sixty days in a gold
cure concern.
For fresh Crackers, Cookies. Bread
and Confectionery. 90 to CIV. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received a
large assortment.
The Manistee House. with its ad-
dition. modern front, fresh paint, and
Improvement all around, is now an
ornament to the village.
The BOSS" spring tooth harrow.
manufactured at Kalamazoo, Is with
out question the best in the market,
at Palner's.
Singer Sewing machines for sale on
the instalment plan. by
f. r. DECKROW.
A. w. Garfield made four life size
holes in the waters of the Au Sable.
on his fishing trip last week. He says
it was 'wet water"
d. d. Conner proposes to close out
his entire stock of Boots, Hats and
Caps, so as TO make room for differ
ent line of Goods.
Farmers say that the hay crop this
season in Crawford county will beat
all former records. In the meantime
they are making it while the sun
shine.
You can buy your clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods of Jackson g.
Masters cheaper than at any other
place in the county.
Geo. II. Bonnell having retaken the
Gallery for few weeks, is prepared to
give all his customers good work at
prices that are right.
For Hats and Caps at low prices, go
to the store of ID. b. Conner, as lie
intends TO close out his stock of these
Goods at low prices.
G.. L. DeWaele, who has been resid-
ing at Moline. Ill. was taken sick with
malarial fever and returned to his
home in Grayling. He is reported
Convalescent.
LosT-A note to the am cunt of
800, drawn in favor of ID. Mccormick.
Finder please return same to owner.
Payment on note has been stopped.
Believing that sheep need water
NJ. s. Hartwick has had a fine wind
mill erected, on his sheep ranch east
of town. f. r. Deckrow put up
the job.
All of my accounts are left with
Messrs. Rosenthal Bros. for settle
Inent. All persons owing me are re-
quested to call there, and obtain their
receipts. II. JOSEPH.
In Justice Court, before VIM. Wood
burn, John Marks and Joseph Smith
were sentenced to 80 days each in the
Detroit House of Correction, and cost
of suit, for larceny.
Haying is nearly over, and much
larger and better crop has been Sc
cured than ever before in Crawford
county. Harvest has begun and wheat
is proving even better than antici-
pated.
s. H. s. Co. are again giving away
premium with $40. 90 worth of goods.
this time consisting of a portrait of
yourself or any friend you may desire.
Samples on exhibition at the store;
call and see them.
G. Ernst, of Blaine, had the pleas
ure of entertaining three of his Detroit
friends, last week One of the gentle
men, Mr.. Mauer, was so we'll pleased
with the country, that he intends to
locate in Grove Township, in the near
future.
N. H. Traver has opened stock OF
furniture, carpets, shade goods and
wall paper at Lewiston. also sewing
machines and musical merchandise.
A full line of undertaking goods is al.
so kept in ock.-Atlanta Tribune
Growing a variety of crops in intel
ligent or scientific rotation is good
economy. II divides the labor of the
year, reduces amount of teams,
gives regular employment the yeaI
around, and has moral advantages o
great significance. Growing one croI
only dwarfs men as well as impover
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