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


II You intend 70 paint, call on s. II
a Co., as they keep full lime OF
first class paints In stock, at all times.
| II you want to purchase Boots and
Shoes at very low prices, 60 to the
store OF ID. b. Conner.
Something new IN summer dress
goods, at Ciaggett a. Pringle's consist
ing of, Pongee, Bedford Cords, Zephyr
Ginghams, Scotch Ginghains, and
Outing Fiannels.
Mrs. Addie Curren will remain In
town for sometime, and is devoting
her time to cutting and fitting dresses.
All Ia need of her services will do well
to give her call.
G. w. West, of Center Plains, be-
lieving in having the best, is putting in
a Cooley Creamery, which will result
in more and better butter, than can
be made by any other process, besides
reducing the labor of the dairy to the
minimum.
The greatest bargains In Shoes you
ever heard of, at Claggett & Prin2le's.
Mems. Ladies' and Childrens'. Mon
ey saved every time you buy of them.
Goods made tn order, especially for
their trade.
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.
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.
The following persons were before
Justice WOODBURY., last week, and dis
posed of as follows Henry Watson,
Sirenus Vanalsine, drunk, and let go
on suspended sentence, and Frank
Holden, vagrant, sentence suspended.
Geo. H. Bonnell having retaken the
Gallery for few weeks, is prepared to
give all his customers good work at
prices that are right.
/ lost a Crescent shaped scarf-pin,
set with five diamonds, last week.
The finder will be literally rewarded
by returning it to
JOHN sTALEY.
r. p. Forbes and TORI Biernson
have takeu the contract of building
the Danish Lutheran Church, in this
village. The plans are perfected, and
it will be a neat and coy editice.
Singer Sewing machines for sale on
the instalment plan, by
F. r. DECKROW.
Everybody will rejoice that there is
not to be change of teachers in our
school for the ensuing year, the entire
force having contracted to remain. 1t
is wisdom on the part of the Board.
Like the towns in the southern part
of the state, Saturday here is getting
to be farmers day. Every town In
this county was Represented ncro "
farmers, last Saturday.
A drive around our village will prove
that there is healthy growth this
season. New buildings being erected,
old ones repaired and reprinted,
grounds are being put in shape and
everything betokens Grayling's pros
perity.
Planting in this vicinity is practically
completed for the spring, which has
been the most favorable for a number
of years. Grass and grain never looked
better, and there is every prospect for
an abundant harvest. The farmers
are correspondingly happy.
Wooster, Ohio:-We played the
New York Stars last night, April
18th, cote 609 poop and to-day 6OO
of them at least, are praising its good
qualities. We can truthfully say that
it il the best entertainment that has
been here this season. Nice g. Plume,
Managers. They will be here, at the
Opera House, Thursday night, June
21st. Tickets for sale at Fourniers'
Drugstore.