Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-10-09

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their stock of clothing.
Rev. WIN. Pullman, CT Frederic,
preached most acceptably at the Bap-
list church last Sunday morning.
Ofsego 90. Herald.
o. ]. Bell. has the finest line OF
Ladies' Shoes, ia town, ranging from
e0c to $3.50
Regular encampment OF Marvin
Post. Grand Army of the Republic.
| next Saturday evening, October 18th
1890.
Call at H. @. Thatcher's, next door
east of the bank, aud see his stock OF
stationery.
The first general snow storm OF the
season occurred last Sunday in the
Northwest. From ~ to 16 inches fell
in different localities.
II you want a good Winchester RI
fle, cheap, cali az the store OF 8. IL. a
Co.
1 The democrats and republicans OF
Arenac county, fused on the county
ticket. The democrats get the candl-
dates for Pros. Attorney and Register,
and the republicans the balance.
j Fine Cigars and Tobacco's, cheapest
: in town, at the restaurant of G. II.
Wight.
. Hon. James Van Kleek, of Bay City,
will address the citizens of Crawford
. county, at Crawling, in behalf OF the
= republican party, October 18th.
Com e early and get the first choice
of goods at H. Josephs' closing out
sale.
Col. Worden, II. s. trespass agent,
arrived here from Marquette, Satur
day, to look after Government bust
ness in this section. He has many
u Aiends here who are glad to welcome
him.
rs Ladies call and secure bargains II
re flowers, feathers, ribbons, silks, vel
vets, etc., etc., at Mrs. Mitcheils'.
n The men employed on the Mackinav
Idiyision of the Michigan Central rail
m road sent a committee to the railroad
Il officials Monday to demand an increas
in salary.
!. LYON & Conner are selling Ladies
Hose at Is. 1s, 90, 25 and IS cents
Former price: 20, Is, 80, So and 800.
be There will be religious services
the Catholic church, next Sunda
morning, at 10 o'clock. Rev. Fathe
Webeler will officiate.
Do you need any thing in the lin
ne of shoes, if SO, you will get them at COS
at H. Josephs'.
The Roscommon Ne,oS appeared
new dress last week, and its pow
press will hereafter be run by steam
IN They promise other Improvement
A Long may a. "oS~s
A full line of Cook and Health
'oi Stoves at the store of Sailing, Hanso
s. Co.
Vi J. w. Taylor Of North Arena
on threshed three acres of oats last weel
off of this he had 1S7 bushels, or @
g. average of 62 l-3 bushels per acre.
Arenac Rerte.o.
eet A full line of Mems, Youths an
IN, Children's Suits constantly on hand
the Pioneer Store.
IRE DR. q. AZ. F. Davis, an old residel
of Grayling. is the father. of a your
od son, thereby increasing the democrat
vote, in the future, in Genessee cou
:, ty.
:, Everything in Josephs' line OF goo
is marked down from Is to 20 D
'ws cent.
ier Miss Mary J. McNeven return'
home Saturday from Crawford count
II. where she has just closed SUGGEST
term of school -Otsego Co. Herald.
boy Call and examine our SheetiDt
j. Prints and Ginghams, before purch'
ing elsewhere. Sailing, Hanson & c
of The Soldiers Reunion for Aren
county, will be held at Omer, Oct. 24t
with a grand dance in the evening,
10y new g. A. r. Hall.--Ayendc Recteto
Prices must tell. One dollar "
buy more Goods at Lyon g. Conner
o than at any other place in the State
President Harrison has appoint
- Oscar Palmer register of the land Off
'-" and 8. Perry Young, receiver of pull
moneys at Crawling, Mich.-OtSego
nose Herald.
lam bound to sell out. Now Is u
, on time to take the advantage as you
that goods at just what they cost, at
MILO Josephs'.
A Gaylord merchant in max
!, at change the other day paid out a
bill by mistake for S.. The yo'
man it was paid TO did not return