Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-06-30

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wild strawberries are ripe.
Pay up your subscription.
Seed Corn for sale at this ONCE.
Splendid season for the farmers.
Huckleberries are beginning to turn.
New Cheese at Claggett and Prin-
giles.
en-. Jackson went to West Branch,
Saturday.
Buy your clothing Of jackson &
Masters.
Geo. l.. Alexander was in West
Branch, last week.
Straw hats at the store Of Sailing,
Hanson & Co.
Miss Nora Masters completed her
term of school in the Frantz district,
last week.
Ice Cream and Strawberries at C.
W. Wigh t's Restaurant.
County Treasurer Jackson retuned
from the Chicago convention tired but
happy. 1t went his way.
For California fruit, all kinds, so
to Wight's restaurant.
Miss Bessie Nicholson arrived home
from OberliH College in time for Com
mencement exercises, last week.
Call and examine jackson g. Masters
new line of clothing.
MILK Al cents per quart, at the
house of Thor. Biernson.
The ball game on the Fourth will be
between the West Branch Juniors and
the Grayling Juniors.
Oranges shipped direct from Flori-
da. at Claggett and Pringte's.
Next Monday is the day we cele-
brate. Let the Eagle scream, and the
amail boy enjoy the noise.
For fresh Apples, Bananas and Or
anges, go to c. w. Wight's restaurant.
A. Babbitt is arranging to handle
Huckteberries this season He will
occupy room Ian Palmers ware house,
the old Rink.
The finest line of SatInes in town,
at Claggett g. Pringle's.
E. Purchase and Geo. Alexander Of
Grayling were registered at the West
Branch House, Saturday. West
Brdpeh Times.
Buy the Maud s. force pump, the
best ia the world.
f. DECKROW.
The Detroit Times wants an agent in
this place. Drop them u card for par
ticulars.
The ancient howl about the exces-
sive expense in our school system has
entirely disappeared. in the success of
the past five years.
Sailing. Hanson & Co. are selling
fine Java and Moca Coffee az 80 cents.
Try it.
For Hats and Caps at low prices. go
10 the store of ID. b. Conner, as he
intends to close out his stock of these
Goods at low prices.
David Trotter was in West Branch
last week in the interest of Sailing.
Hanson e. Co., who are having lumber
cut at Cline's mill.
Working men can buy a good Peer
less Shirt for fifty cents, at Claggett
& Pringles'.
Err Bell took a run down to Bay
City, Saturday evening, returning
Monday morning. 1t is not supposed
that he went to buy goods.
Ladies, call and see the walking
shoes, just received at the store CT
Sailing. Hanson & Co.
County clerk Masters has a piece of
corn, on the plains, that would make
the farmers in drowned southern part
of the State wild with envy.
For anything in Boots and Shoes
Bells is the place to buy them. His
line is complete, and prices the lowest.
Geo. Hartman and wife, of Ball,
were in town Yesterday. They report
everything flourishing on the farm,
but rather wet for work IN the corn
fields
Ladies go into ecstacies over Clag-
gett & Pringles' new umbrellas. The
best in town.
T. b. Barry was advertised to speak
at the opera house. Tuesday evening,
in the interest of the X. U. T. NJ. but
the crowd failed to materialize, SO II
was postponed.
Jackson a. Masters have the finest
and largest stock of clothing in the
county.
The whortle berry and the black
berry crop promises to be the largest