Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-16

a Co.. as they keep full lime Of
! first class paints In stock, at all times.
Geo. II. Bonnell having retaken the
Gallery for few weeks. is prepared TO
give all his customers good work at
prices that are right.
The experiment of early closing OF
the stores meets with hearty APP
prevail on every hand. Now let our
business men go step farther in the
right direction. and stop the Sunday
opening entirely.
Something new in summer dress
goods, at Claggett e. Pringle's consist
ing of, Pongee. Bedford Cords, Zephyr
Ginghams, Scotch Ginghans, and
Outing Flannels.
| School Section Lake seems TO have
greater attractions of late than In
times past. We are not sure but we
would like to row over the limpid wa
tiers, if we were thirty years younger
and had the right company.
Claggett & Pringle supply their Gus
toners with the choicest line of gro
ceries on earth, consisting of choice
Teas, Coffees, Dried fruits, Canned
Goods, and the best grades of Flour
that can be bought.
The advent of litiRants, jurymen,
witnesses and attorneys, Tuesday
morning, gave our village the appear
apce, of holding some sort of mass
meeting.
Singer Sewing machines for sale on
the instalment plan, by
f. r. DECKROW.
Mrs. Addie Curran will remain in
town for sometime, and is devoting
her time to cutting and fitting dresses.
All in need of her services will do we'll
to give her q call.
The primary and intermediate grades
in our school, are preparing an exhibit
of work done in the various studies
all interested are cordially invited to
come and inspect the work, which will
be ready on Thursday, June, 23d,
p. IN.
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 for
their trade.
The New York Stars" June 81, at
the Opera House.
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.
Elk Supervisor Shafer, of Center
Plains. emerged from barber shop
here, Tuesday, in such a plight, that
some of his friends mistook him for q
longnecked crane. The loss of his
beard did it.
| 1 lost Crescent shaped scarf-pin,
set with five diamonds, last week.
The finder will be literally rewarded
by returning it to
JOHN STALEY.
One of the most pleasant events OF
the season occurred last Monday eve.
ming. when the l.. o. L. M. gave So
cial and banquet to the Sir Knights
and their friends, at the G.. A. r. hall,
after which they adjourned to the
Opera House, and enjoyed a social
hop till we'll into the small hours.
All present decided it success.
A full line in very fine Dongola and
Goat shoes, Plain and Fancy Oxfords
and Opera Slippers for Ladies and
Children, at Bells. Call and see
them.
Will some farmer tell us what killed
the barley. Last year a strip of one
acre was sown to spring wheat and
seeded to clover. The clover burned
out. The land was dressed with 30C
pounds Homestead Phosphate. An
acre by the side Of it was we'll MA
nured and planted to potatoes. This
spring both acres were plowed and
sowed with barley. That on the stub.
BILE ground came first and was looking
finely, but is now dead, while that on
the potato ground is four inches high
and of good color.
DR.. N. H. Traver was welcomed,
from Lewiston, Tuesday. He has
changed but little since his removal
from here, but expresses himself as
agreeably surprised with the changes
here for the past three years, which
he thinks exceeds any three years since
the organization of the village. His
new store is nearly completed, and he
is confident of the success, that is
wished for him by his friends.
A Proposal Wanted.
Bids will be received until noon,