Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1896-06-25

&ssu1OSs rrSosy eiVeTnOou, June zx0.
FOR sALE-A Buckeye Mower, but
little used; also Z first class Tanning
MIL. p. Aeb'i, Grayling, Mich.
Claggett sells Rostrum Cereal, q
substitute for Coffee, 100 cups for
Is cents.
N. Michelson wants to buy 200
cattle from 9 months to year old,
10 feed On his farm.
Friday and Saturday. Ladies'
8Aaxt Waists ct 2so, at
RosENTHALs'.
The four lower rooms of school.
over 200 pupils, will picnic to day In
the grove west of the planning mill
The 18th International Christian
Endeavor Convention will meet in
Washington, July 9Th to 14th '96.
II you need a Doctor 70 and get
one, but II you want good Tea and
Coffee, go to Claggetts'.
Miss May Blanshan is teaching the
summer term in the Fauble district,
In Blaine township.
Save all your tickets on Claggetts'
Silverware, as he has just ordered a
car load from the factory, entirely
new.
Messra Bates & Co. shipped the
1rst bushel of Huckleberries, last
Thursday.
Friday and Saturday 20 dozen
Mems Straw Hats, at 26e, at
RosENTHALs'.
H. T. Shafer, of Center Plains,
was in town last Friday. He made
u . call.
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.
Mrs. L. Fourier, and Master Ar.
thur, returned from Detroit last
Thursday evening.
Detroit White Lead Works Sign
and House Paints are the best; every
gallon warranted. For sale by Albert
Krsus.
]. Staley, H. M. Green, and others,
went down the river, Friday, on a
fishing trip, and returned on Mon.
day.
Why not supply your table
with Q Semi Porcelain 100 pieces
Dinner Set. You can get 1t free,
at the store Of s. Il. B Co.
Sheriff Chalker is getting to be
quite a mossback. He reports fne
crops on and around his farm In
Maple Forest.
Or. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Most Perfect Made.
All standing advertisement for the
AVALANCHE must be IN the offlce as
early as Tuesday of the week OF
issue.
Regular encampment OF Marvin
Post, No. 24O, Grand Army Of the
Republic, next Saturday evening, the
9Th, at the usual hour.
Ripe cherries can be seen on the
farm of Geo. Stephan, in Grove town
ship, on trees set out year ago last
spring.
J. M. Francis, of Grove, was il
town last Thursday, on his return
from Gaylord, where he had been be-
fore the Pension Examining Board.
Gold Medal Flour makes more
and better bread than any othe'
AeuS. Why not order q sack o.
s. q. b 60.
All mail matter for the train goinl
South at o'clock, should be in TIT
Post ONCE by IL. 30, as the mail will
be closed at that hour.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Claggett returned
from their visit with friends, at Rich
mond, last Friday evening. The!
report having a very pleasant visit
F. d. Harrison has remodeled tn,
bath room connected with his Barbc
Shop, and all who wish can take ;
warm or cold bath. Take bath!
H. Loud s. Co. are building larg'
ecow, which their picking up crew
will use, as they follow up thei
Spring drive OF logs.
J.F. Hum has built himself fln'
boat In which he proposes to go fish
ing. The fish will have to keep shad!
or be taken ia out OF the wet.
Marius Hanson and ]. w. Hartwicl
have q crew OF men clearing of tn,