Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-09


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Seed Corn for sale at this Office.
Everybody applauds the Grayling
Cornet Band.
Blank receipts for sale at this ofsice.
The pay roll for Nav at the Jackson
prison amounted t. $S,5oO
New Cheese at Claggett and Prin-
giles.
Circuit Court for Crawford county
convenes az Grayling, on the 14th.
Goblets at jackson Il Masters for
8 cents a piece.
R.P. Forbes has been allowed an
increase Of pen sion. well deserved
For Ice Cream 20 to Nc Lain's Res
taurant.
Frank Deckrow il putting up wind
mill on the farm of Fred. F. Hoesii, of
Blaine.
Great reduction In Pants, at the
Pioneer Store
Chas. Paetzke, of Blaine, left for
Detroit, Tuesday, where he will work
during the summer months.
Bread and Cakes baked fresh every
MI anal
HI. Fuuch, of South Branch, was In
town Monday, with large baskets OF
flowers from his garden
Ice Cream and Strawberries at @.
w. Wight's Restaurant.
Mecosta county farmers are joyful
over prospect for crops almost as big
as last year.
For cheap Garden or Hay Rake,
call on s. H. 81 Co,
The assessed valuation of Lansing is
$1,000, 31s, or 81 per cent more than 1t
war Ia 1885.
o. Palmer can suit any farmer with
a pIow, wood, iron or steel beam.
Perry Richardson, of Center Plains,
was In town Monday, and reports his
wheat and grass A 1.
Buy your Bread during the warm
months of Summer, at McLains'.
The several lawns In the village
were never in better shape, and are as
fine as any in Michigan.
Blank receipts for sale at this Office,
with or without stubs.
L. J. Miller, of South Branch, says
the agriculture of this section was
never in more promising condition.
For California fruit, all kinds, go
to wight's restaurant
Train dispatcher Chamberlin will
occupy the house vacated by d. Knee
land. on Peninsular Avenue.
The AVALANCHE aud Detroit 1T6-
uns, one year. for dollar and half.
While N. P. Sailing is taking an ex-
tended run in the woods, his place in
the store is occupied by A. Grouleft.
jackson " Masters are selling their
entire stock of overcoats at cost.
LIE. Parker has traded his mus
tangs for a good pair of horses, made
necessary by his extended farm work.
See ad. of the new firm, Rosenthal
Bros, successors to II. Joseph.
p. Aebli, of Blaine. has his flock in
creased this season with thirty -four
lambs, as fine as one need wish.
A fine line of shirts and neckties al
ways on hand, at Jackson & Masters
For fresh Apples, Bananas and Or
anges, go to G. w. Wight's restaurant
ia. Breakey, of Center Plains. viii
clip his sheep in few days. His sheer
ar doing excellently, and lambs are
fine.
Messrs. jackson & Master handle the
Western Cottage Organ.
Probate Judge, Geo. w. Love, had
a hard pull last week, but is on his
feet again, with the aid of a pair Of
canes.
Oranges shipped direct from Flori
da, at Claggett and Pringie's.
The genial face and rotund form o.
o. y. Dell 10 90 he-so again, ha havinG
returned from the U. p. last Saturday
evening.
Buy the Maud 8. force pump, the
best In the world.
F. DECKRow.
Large quantities of red oak Is being
shipped from Black River to the east
to be used In the interior finishing Of
buildings.
Working men can buy a good Peer
less Shirt for fifty cents, at Clagget'
q PriDgles'.
A wild panther is said to be annoy
ing farmers near Freesoil, Manistet