Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-10-02

Doe to 1915.
LOST.--Lost last Saturday week a
gold breast pin ornanented with a
tiger. The finder will please leave pin
at this Office.
Call at II. G. Thatcher's, next door
east OF the bank, aud see his stock Of
stationery.
Michael Mccormick and John Clansy,
were drunk and Woodburn said three
dollars aud costs. They paid.
If you want good Winchester Ri
file, cheap, call a: the store of s. II. &
Co.
The Democratic roosters that got ON
the fence to crow over Maine got down
on the other side to scratch for tree
trade grubs. Judge.
Fine Cigars and Tobacco's, cheapest
in town, at the restaurant of G. ii.
Wight.
Chas Jackson, of Grayling. after
visiting our fair last week made the
News u pleasant call. -Roscommoa
Ne,os.
The best and cheapest place in town
to purchase stoves is at w. III. Smale's
hardware store.
Come curly and get the FIRST choice
of goods at II. Josephs' closing out
sale.
A young man named Walter t.
Smith, from Crapaud, Prince Edwards
Island, who has been employed at the
X. r. eating house for some time, died
last Saturday morning, after n brief
illness. He had no friends in this
country.
Ladies call and secure bargains in
flowers, feathers, ribbons, silks, vel
vets, etc., etc., at Mrs. Mitchells'.
The friends of Rev. G. L. Hill and
wife gave them farewell reception at
the church Tuesday evening. Every
body was present, and wished them the
utmost happiness for their future.
They leave for their new home in st
Charles to-day.
Lyon & Conner are selling Ladies'
Hose at Is. 1S, 90, 25 and 35 cents.
Former price: 20, 25, 80, 35 and soc.
Rev. s. b. Taylor of Tawas City has
been appointed by the Methodist con-
ference pastor OF the church ut Gray
ling, and will at once remove his fami.
ly to that place. Mr.. Taylor has been
resident of Iosco county for a good
many years. Saturday Night.
Do you need any thing in the line
of shoes, il so, you will get them ut cost,
at II. Josephs'
The Bay City Times, of Sunday
was 80 page trade edition. Gotten
up square business style, and reflects
great credit on the enterprising man
ayers Of that sheet. The Thpes has
news and will keep its place in the
front rank.
A full line of Cook and Heating
Stoves at the store of Sailing, Hanson
& Co.
FOR SALE The undersigned wish
es to sell his place in Crawling. consist
ing of four Lots, with House and Barn.
Also three cows and a yearling heifer.
Terms reasonable. Inquire at this Office
or of ANDREW MORTENSON.
A full line of Men IS, Youths and
Chiidren's Suits constantly on hand at
the Pioneer Store.
At the democratic Senatorial Con
vention mt Grayling last week, James
E. Holcomb, of Wolverine was placed
in nomination. He is used to being
bsaton, and il il only quoetion of how
large the majority against him will be.
John j. Neiderer, of Blaine, was Sec,
of the convention and was elected
Secretary and Treasurer of their Sen
atorial Committee.
Everything in Josephs' line of goods
is marked down from Is to IS per
cent.
Burt f. Thayer OF the Herald Times,
sewers his connection with this Office
Saturday. Burt is a model young man
as well as good printer and we hate
tn see him go. But as his people reside
in Grayling he has decided to return
there for this winter. He will be EN-
ployed by G. w. Wight in his res
taurant. Our best wishes for his
success. - West Branch Herald. Times.
Call and examine our SheetiDgs,
Prints and Ginghams, before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Sailing, Hanson g. Co.
We begin to think that 8. O, Fisher
is possessed of a portion of the shrewd
ness the Democratic papers have been
giving him credit for, at least he knew
enough to read the handwriting on the
wall and keep in out of the wet
Cheboggan Tribune.