Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-05-14

8 Hampstead is Inducing 10 new
paint for his residence, aud putting
bis tenant property In fine shape.
Albert Kraus has nne line of
fishing tackle, and 1t Is astonishing
how low his prices are.
There will be no services at the
M. 4. Church, Sunday. Sunday School
and League meeting as usual.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
Buy your boy q pair of those
Leather Stockings, at Claggetts'.
Something new.
Rev. G. Taylor and wife, of Che
boygan, are passing a few days Ia
town, welcome visitors.
Pillsbury's Best Is the best -four on
on earth. 1t leads the world. Clag-
gett sells it.
John ]. Niederer. Supervisor of
Maple Forest was in town yester-
day.
Gents, don't 90 without hat, when
you can buy one for so cents, at Clag-
gets.
Rev. A. Henritzy, of Detroit, for
merly Of Grayling, ofiiciated at the
funeral Of Mrs Jensen, last week.
The largest line of Ladies Shirt
Waist Sets, Buckles and Belts, ever
shown in the city, at Ciaggetts'.
Perry Ostrander, of this township,
was in town last Friday, and made
us pleasant call.
Fresh White Bread, German Rye
Bread and Brown Bread, Rolls, Buns,
fresh every day, at McClains'.
John Bauer has rented his farm In
South Branch to German, named
Kastenholz. News.
All standing advertisement for the
AVALANCHE must be In the office as
early as Tuesday OF the week of
issue.
Great bargains in Canned Goods at
Oaggetts'. 500 dozen cans of canned
Corn and Peas, going at cents.
Chas. Amidon has extended the
water mains from Ogemaw street to
the residences of r. Hanson and L.
Fourier.
Gold Medal Flour Is the best
spring wheat -four made, and
leads all other -four. For sale by
s. 4. & Go.
Rev. r. L. Cope will deliver the
Memorial Sermon on Sunday evening,
the oath, at the usual honr for ser.
vices.
Farmers Attention! Go to Bates s.
Co. for Seed Grain Of all descriptions,
Retained Oats, just received.
A continued object lesson in loyal
ity is ever before the pupils in our
school rooms, which were supplied
with elegant flags by the w. r. G.
We are pleased to learn that the
little daughter of Benz. Sherman, OF
Maple Forest, who has had 80 long
and painful illness, is recovering.
7. w. Sorenson is now prepared to
furnish the best Of Ice Cream, by the
dish or quart. Give him a call.
Land Plaster, Phosphate and
Potatoe Grower is to be consid-
cred now. Call ct S. Il. B Co. for
prices.
The Ladies Aid Society OF the
Presbyterian Church will meet with
Mrs. Blanshan, Friday afternoon,
May 18th.
A new and beautiful line of Sun
Umbrellas, for Gents and Ladies,
just received at Claggets; prices from
Is cents to $3.50
Calistus Clapp, of Beaver Creek,
traded his property for a farm In
Hillsdale county, and moved there
last week.
Mrs. Harrington, ST.. has so far re-
covered from her long illness, as to
be able to return to her home in Mid
land.
| s. q. B Go. have received their
Spring Seeds, including Glover,
Timothy and Millet. Call and
get their prices.
Miss Paulina Schreiber, OF Grove
returned last week from an extended
visit with relatives and friends in
Lansing and Jackson.
! Mrs. VIM. Metcalf, OF Center Plains
township, was in town last Friday,
with a large supply Of butter and
eggs.