Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-05-28


sing ON legal business, this week.
MIRA Frank Bell, nee Nora Masters,
Of Negaunee. Ia expected. here next
week for q visit
The ranish Cornet Band are fast
reaching the front In their musical
performance. A number OF pieces
were excellently rendered at the res-
idence of r Hanson, last Saturday
evening, in pleasing manner.
Land Plaster, Phosphate and
Potatos Grower 10 to DO oousid-
cred now. Call ct s. Il. B Co. for
prices.
The w. r. @. vii. give a Picture
Social, to assist them In paying their
rent, on Friday Evening, June 9TH,
at their hall. They want the loan
of ri lures OF Cd soldiers taken dur
ing the rebellion.
A new and beautiful line OF Sun
Umbrellas, for Cents and Ladies,
just received at Claggets; prices from
75 cents to $3.5c
s. q. 3 Co. have received their
Spring Seeds, including Glover,
Timothy and Millst. Call and
get their prices.
MARRIED-At the Campbell House,
Bay City, Friday, May 22d, by Presid-
ing Elder Woodlands, VIM. Wood
burn aud Mrs. Ellen H. High, of
Grayling. The AVALANCHE extends
congratulations.
Use Boydell's Prepared Paints, they
are the best in quality and cheapest
in price. Every gallon warranted.
For sale at Fournier's Drug Store.
| Hon. Stanley w. Turner, Auditor
General of Michigan, announces that
the State Board of Equalization will
meet at the capitol in the City Of
Lansing, on August 18th, 1896, as
provided by law.
A Beautiful Clock, q good time
keeper, given away at S. u. B
Cos store. Secure one, 1t costs
you nothing.
The following PANIED teachers have
been engaged for the ensuing school
year: Miss Bertha Clark, 1st Prim.
airy; Miss Eva Stark, End Primary;
Miss Rose Benson, Sd grade; Miss
Eta Coventry, 4tb and 5th grade;
Miss Minnie Amsden, of Caro-, Gram
liner Room; Miss Minnie Starr, I'd
Assistant Music and Drawing; Miss
Nettie E. Hall, Of Sand Beach, 1st
Assistant.
| Last Sunday evening Marvin Post
G. A. r. accompanied by the w. r.
C., attended the M. E. Church in a
body, TO listen to the memorial SER
mon, by Rev. r. l.. Cope, which was
all that could be desired as lesson
OF Patriotism and honor to sold
; Glory" with apt application OF SINH
lar duties and honor to the text "Je-
hovah Nissi."
A car load of Cold Medal Pat.
: ent Flour just received at s. II.
& Co.'S warehouse. You should
! try a sack, it is che very best.
The Board Of Supervisors will meet
again on the f,urth Monday in June
. This is the meet ny which the statute
provides for holding every five years
for the purpose Of determining TIT
= aggregate of the real and persona
property assessed in the county. etc
! as a basis on which the State Boart
: of Equalization can fix the valuations
of the county for state taxing pur
a poses during the succeeding flv
years.
The Roscommon News of last weel
4, says:
), Surveyor A. E. Newman, Of Gray
ling, was a visitor In the village, Of
= Tuesday.
"Miss Josie Jones, OF GrayliDp
made business trip to this village
Tuesday.
!, "Dr. l.. G. Knight has sold his prof.
erty to c. L. DeWaele.
Potatoes are retailing at 10 cent
per bushel.
a "The big pine tree in the CouI
q House yard snccumbed last Sunday I
the violence OF the wind.
"Johnnie Fairbotham, a young priI
10 ter OF Grayling, was caller at tn
u Office, Monday.
IN. +. Merrill, of Grayling, intent
e moving hack to Roscommon and wi
ir again open harness shop here.
lie "As a result of last Sundays win
8 we notice that one brick Gimme
one fence, one chicken coop and tv