Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-07-07
Have you seen Mccullough " odeIi's
new barber pole. II Is a dandy.


new barber pole. 1t is a dandy.
For anything In Boots and Shoes
Bells is the place to buy them. His
line Is complete, and prices the lowest.
Crawford county strawberries are
coming In aud, as for quality, are far
superior to any that have been
brought in FROM southern parts.
You can buy your clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods of Jackson 81
Masters cheaper than at any other
place Ia the county.
There are fourteen places In Mont
morency county at which intoxicating
liquors are sold, and of this number
only six have obtained license for the
same.
1t is reported that Jas. Dudley. of
the West Branch Democrat, contem-
plates launching another Journal in
the new town of Rose City. Herald
Times.
j. F. Hum and T. Oliver celebrated
the 4th on the Au Sable, catching
Crawling and Trout, while the ladies
drove down to Wakeley's to meet
them, and have a picnic.
Rev. Mr.. Geyer started for New
York City, yesterday, as delegate to
the 18th International meeting OF
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor, from this place.
Herman Feldstein has bought out
J. Marks tailoring business, and will
continue at the old stand. Mr.. Field
stein is so we'll known as q master
workman, that his success is certain.
Work will begin on the branch OF
the Detroit, Bay City s. Alpena rail-
road that runs to Rosetown, it is said.
in about two weeks, aud that the
postoffice name will be changed to
Rose City .-Mio Mail.
The greatest bargains in Shoes you
ever heard of, at Claggett & Pringle's,
Mems. Ladies' and Childrens'. Mon
ey saved every time you buy of them.
Goods made to order, especially fol
their trade.
w. A. Masters and wife. Walter
Babhitt and wife. d. b. Conner and
wife, and Mrs. j. Patterson, celebrated
on the East Branch. The ladies had
fine Picnic, and the boys caught q
fine string of trout except Conner who
caught a bad cold.
L. 8. Benson and family spent the
4th with our former citizen, Stuart
HUT, on the farm in Tuscola county
Mrs. HUT is making 10 pounds o
butter a day, and nursing 40 little
turkies, and Vulnerable spring chick
ems. She always was motherly.
Graylins was not Gin it,, to any ex
tent at West Branch. Our boys die
not play ball, as the score IA to
against them shows. The Yves
Branch club was reinforced by import
ed battery and catcher, and Rasmus
sons horse made a slow race. 49,.
Cheboygan has an opportunity t.
secure another railroad. Messrs. Mo
loney and Macarthur will make thei
report of their interview of the off
Gals of the Chicago & West Michigan
road at a meeting of the Bushes
Mans association Thursday evening
"Strike while the iron is hot. CHE
boygan Tribune.
Claggett g. Pringle supply their Gus
toners with the choicest line of gre
ceries on earth, consisting of choic
Teas, Coffees, Dried fruits, Came
Goods, and the best grades of Flou
that can be bought.
Every line of newspaper costs some
thing. If it is for the benefit of an il
dividual it should be paid for. If
grocer was asked to donate grocerie
to one abunoantly able to pay fc
them he would refuse. The propri'
tor of a newspaper must pay for til
free advertising if the beniticary doe
not, and yet it is the hardest thing
be learned by many that a newspape
has space in its columns to rent
live. To give away or to rent for an
thing less than living rates would b
as certainly fatal as for landlord t
furnish rent free.-Er.