Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-02


School will begin next Monday.
Great reduction In Bedroom suits
for the next few days at Hanson 4
Braden's.
For sale cheap-N T. IA Of N Il IA
Of Section 10. Town 26 N R1W. APP
ply to Geo. L. Alexander, Grayling,
Mich.
Clagget g. PringIe guarantee their
Buck Wheat Flour to be absolutely
pure,
A large assortment of window cur
tains to select from at Hanson a.
Braden's.
During the past season the lumber
manufactured at Chebo ygan was 1877
600, 600 feet, with 80, 900, 600 pieces of
lath. The lumber report exceeds by
25, 900, 900 the output of any previous
year.
You will always find fresh Crackers
at Claggett & Pringles'. They have
them baked fresh every week.
Nearly all the camps in this vicinity
have about finished skidding logs and
are waiting for snow or cold weather
to commence hauling. --Atla'ata 7ri-
6une.
Call on III. Joseph to get nice
Christmas present in the ehape of a
fine Chrome. Everybody invited.
Joe Causley, of the Mich. Central,
left for Grayling this morning, where
he will assume the duties of the late
Eugene Lamb. city Times.
Do not forget to call at Bells, and
see his bargains in Shoes and Slippers,
before the assortment is broken.
Invitations are out for a public in
stallation of officers of Roscommon
Lodge. Fo. 264, 1. o. D. F., at the
Opera House, January 3d., '90.-Ros.
Ne,oS.
If you want pound of pure Bak-
ing Powder for 25 cents go to G, & P's-
M. Laughray has bought the pine OH
the Evans farm in Crawford county,
and will start putting it in Monday
morning. He has some 200, 900 feet,
and will bank it on the railroad. RIOS.
Ne,os.
Buy your drugs and medicines at
Fournier's. Everything new, fresh and
fine.
Mrs. A. Rinker, of Aurora, ILL.,, q
daughter of d. Poss, of South Branch,
is here with her family spending the
holidays and taking care of her step
mother who she reports much better.
RoS. Neaos.
Geo. Stone got caught under a log
ging sleigh in Blod9ett and Byrne's
camp, Tuesday and badly hurt. He
went to the Big Rapids hospital for
| winch ne neld tlcket.
Oranges, lemons, cocoanuts and ba-
nanas at the market of Conner & Tay-
Tor.
About half the town is sneezing with
our Russian" friend or some other
influenza, and we have not seen man
/ ,,at ,x,bo Ooys he l;lrao n
For SALE: pair Logging Sleighs,
1 Sprinkler, 1 set Farm Harness, new
1 set Lumber Harness. at the barn of
w. s. Chalker, Grayling, Mich.
The Garland Stove takes the lead,
and you can buy them ut the store Of
s. II. g. Co.
Nathan Gilbert, register of deeds for
Allegan county, died a few days ago.
A bullet has been lodged in his alb
domen since the battle of Gettysburgh
and this is supposed to have ultimately
caused his death.
For fresh butter, eggs, etc., 20 to
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| lor.
AT Bedore's camp, up the river,
$500, 600 feet of pine will be put in
this winter. of which 1900. 900 has
been skidded, and 240, 600 banked on
the river.-Atlantd Tribune.
For every poor egg found in your
purchase of Lyon IL Conner, they will
give you two good ones.
At Dushaw's camp about 1000, 600
feet of pine having been skidded up
to date. Over million feet yet to be
skidded. Commenced breaking roads
for hauling last STANDARDIZATION
Tribune.
Have you seen our Jersey skirt. 1t
is dandy for The money. Call at
the Pioneer Store.
Cutting of pine was finished at Nc
Farlane's camp last Friday, and the
skidding for the winter yesterday.
1000, 900 feet of pine have been cut
and skidded altogether. and now haul
ing will be commenced as soon ms
| snfflcient snow falls II fZ1,afsr 7,.S7,,s,,e