Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-10-31

Ladies' and ctIldren'shoes, fine wool
at Claesett q Pringles.
Charles Barber, Justice Of the Peace,
of Frederic, was In town Tuesday.
Choice dairy butter. at claggett 3
Pringles'.
We hear of numerous cases OF ty-
phoid fever In our city. Too much care
can not be taken to avoid the disease.
Cheb. Tribune.
H.sJoseph sells good Congress Shoe
at 81. 90 per pair.
Benz. Sherman. OF Maple Forest.
dropped in on US Tuesday. He has
been In Montmoiency County for the
past month with his hay press.
Best teas and Coffees in town, at
Claggett q Pringles'.
| County School Examiner. Chas. K.
Hicks, is reported very sick at his
home In Frederic, with inflammation of
the lungs.
Silver Leaf Flour. The best in
town. For sale by Lyon g. Common.
! f. f. Hoesli, of Blaine. brought us
a load of wood la I Tuesday. and Hen
ry Feldhauser of same township deliv-
cred one at the Democrat Office. Hon.
ors are even.
q. J. Bell is offering great bargains
In shoes. Goods must go to make room
for fall and winter stock.
The geographical centre of lower
Michigan Is said to be in Coe town
ship, Isabel county, and that of upper
Michigan near Plains station, OH the
Chicago & Northwestern railroad in
Marquette county.
Oranges. lemons, coccaRuts and ba-
nanas at the market of Conner g. Tay-
ler.
A. II. Annis. Of Beaver Creek, has
brought In q sample of potatoes of the
Late Ross. Beauty of Hebron, White
Star and Peachblow varieties, which
could hai dly be excelled on earth in
their perfection.
A full line of Shifting Flannels,
CUtton Fioanoio, Drees FiasnoIs,
Dress Goods, Dress Ginghams and
Calicoes, Damasks. and Pant Cloth at
the store of y. H. & Co.
Myers Hager tells us that he killed q
lynx on Thursday of last week, on the
north side of the Au Sable river. II
was making an attack on him and he
shot II three times. and the last jump
IL took brought it within six feet OF
where he was standing.-Mio Mai.
For sale: A first class yoke of heavy
oxen, six years old; will be sold at
reasonable price. They are o. X, and
very quick in movement. Henry T.
Shafer, Center Plains.
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the WEST BRANCH TIMES, was a very
creditable effort, and should be appre.
ciated by the people of that village, as
it is of great value to them as an ad-
vertisement of their town and county.
For fresh butter, eggs, etc., go to
the new Meat Market of Conner & Tay.
lor.
) Mrs. J. N. Finn arrived from Ishpe-
ming. last week, and is welcomed by
} her friends, which means every body.
While pleased with her new home, she
has not lost her love for Grayling.
The finest line of gents slippers, in
town, just received at Claggett g.
Pringles'.
i. The An Sable g. Northwestern Rail
way (the Potts road) seems to be ar
successful in killing men a. IL II was a
regularly organized railway. An un-
known man was killed on its line in
Oscoda comfy Saturday =. DNfrnii
tribune.
Lyon Il Conner get their butter and
eggs direct from the farmers of Lapeer
County.
We are glad to see Mr. Conner. of
the firm of Lyon & Conner, on the
street again. He has been laid up for
repairs about ten days. and his looks
show that it was not an enjoyable
time.
Ladies Misses and Children's wool
hose, Silk Handkerchiefs. Ruchngs,
Laces &C., also full line of Gents
furnishing Goods, at the store of s. II.
& Co. Call and examine them, and
secure bargain.
w. III. James had a narrow escape
from death at Detroit. last Friday. A
switch engine ran into the car where
he was with his horses. and household
effects. smashing in one end of the
car. Mr.. James was badly injured by
being thrown across box, one of the
horses WIS hurt, and the furniture
considerably mixed.