Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-10-24

The store Of y. II. & Co. is head
quarters for Hardware and Tinware.
VS. chaker has gone to Fife Lake
on business trip.
Buy your Children's school shoes, at
Claggett & Pringles'.
The work Of rebuilding the plnning
mill is already begun.
If you want good cheap Horse
Blanket, call at the store of s. Ii. g.
Co.
N. NICHOLSON has begun the erection
of two more houses this week.
Have you seen our Jersey shirt. 1t
is n dandy for he money. Call at
the Pioneer Store.
John Leece, Register, has bought
the residence of Mrs. Frank Forbes
on Ogemaw street for home.
Mrs. Geo. Erb, of Royal Oak, IL the
guest of her grand son, at Mrs. Four
niers. The youngster seems to appre-
ciate the visit.
Ladies call and see those lovely slip
pers, at Claggett & Pringles'.
A lot of dishes were left at this Office
after the pioneer picnic, this fall,
which yet await an owner. Come and
get them.
The Garland Stove takes the lead,
and you can buy them at the store OF
s. ii. & Go.
Chas. Ingerson has a camp of about
forty men. putting in the pine on
section "a. Town 81 N2W. He banks
on the North Branch.
Vermont Maple Syrup, at Claggett &
Pringles'.
F. e. Gregg and family give hearty
thanks to their neighbors for their
labors in rescuing their property from
their burning dwelling last week.
Lumbermen would do we'll to call at
the store of s. II. & Co., and examine
their stock of Webbing Back Band and
Strap work.
Study of the new tax law takes
considerable time of the Board of
Supervisors, but they are nearly
through the work of this session.
Lyon & Conner sell strictly pure and
fresh butter.
Ladies and ctiIdren's hose, fine wool
at Claggett & Pringles'.
Silver Leaf Flour. The best in
town. For sale by Lyon & Conner.
Yesterday morning gave us quite a
breath of winter. Mercury having re-
Clustered at ten degrees during the
night.
Best teas and Coffees in town, at
Claggett s. Pringles'.
H. Joseph sells good Congress- Shoe
at 81 20 per pair.
Henry Hartman, of Grove, has lost
both of his horses, probably on ac-
count of TO abrupt change in feed.
The loss is severe.
Choice dairy butter, at Claggett &
Pr.ngles'.
O. J. Bell is offering great bargains
in shoes. Goods must go to make room
for fall and winter stock.
DIR. Smiths Pointer dog Don"
followed a team down TO "Will" Cart
er's camp; last Sunday. Anybody
returning him to the Doctor will be
rewarded.
Oranges, lemons, coccanuts and ba-
nanas at the market of Conner a. Tay-
ler.
A full line of Shifting Flannels,
Cotton Flannels, Dress Flannels,
Ure-s Goods, Dress Ginghams and
Calicoes, Damasks. and Pant Cloth at
the store of \. II & Co.
Lyon s. Conner get their butter an
eggs direct from the farmers of Lapeer
County.
rhe Judge of Probate has appointed
J. J, Coventry, of Maple Forest; j. G.
Hickey, of Ball, aud w. Ravens of
Grayling, as Soldiers Relief Colnrnis-
sion for this county under the new
law.
Ladies' Misses and Children's wool
hose. Silk Handkerchefs. Ruchngs,
Laces &C., also full line of Gents
furnishing Goods, at the store of s. II.
& Co. Call and examine them, and
secure bargain.
On Wednesday morning Ben Foster,
of Markey Township, captured wolf
in trap. Ben put a rope on II and
took it home with him aud tied il up.
This morning, while eating breakfast,
he happened to glance into the yard
aud missed his pet. He grabbed his
rife and spranR to- the door just in
time to see his woIfship making tracks