Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-03-27

gle's New FIsnnel euitings, sicilians.
Satines. Ribbon etc.. which they have
just received.
Fred Hoesli's chickens gets away
with the Wilcox report of a big egg
last week, and In this case we have
got the egg. which measures 6 3-sxs IA
inches. Next.
Did you see the hand painted oil
Pictures which H. Joseph gives away
with every twenty-five dollars of pur-
chases. They are the finest ever
shown.
The Nicholson g. Hanson Lumber
Co., are among the lucky ones, having
finished their work with no logs hung
up They have put in nine and half
million.
New line of Ladies' Misses and
Gents spring Shoes and Slippers, just
received at Claggett g. Pringle's.
Mrs. Frank Forbes will start on a
visit to her brother in Oregon, next
Monday. See card ''For Sale" in an
other column.
Married-at the Grayling Hoise' Mar.
Goth, by Rev. G. L. Hill, Charles r.
Thurston to Miss Rhsa Borkland.
Penoyer Bros, of Au Sable. who
have been numbering on the South
Branch east of the village, broke camp
yesterday. They banked upwards oi
1000, 600 feet.-Ros. Neaos.
Remember you can find the largest
and best assortment of Clothing, Dry
Goods. Boots and Shoes etc., Mt H.
Joseph's.
d. Johnson, of Cheney, has been: or
the section six years, but has now
thrown off the yoke and will move on
his farm in South Branch next week
Success to farmer Johnson.
Everybody purchasing twenty. five
dollars worth of goods of H. Joseph
will be entitled to one of those elegant
hand painted oil pictures.
The next regular Communication Of
Grayling Lodge No. 356. F. & A. M
will be held on Thursday evening,
April Sd 1890. instead of the 9th a.
printed on the Calendars.
The cantata of Queen Esther will
not be given at Grayling as at first in
tended, on account of not being abb,
to secure hall at the time desired
West Branch Democrat.
FOR SALE, the cheapest residenc,
property in Crawling. Good hous'
and good location. Reason for selling
have gone into business in anothe
town. Enquire here.
The botanical building of the Agri
cultural College burned, Monda.
morning, having caught from a defec
tive fiue. The loss on building /
about $40, 900. the loss In material i
incalcuable.
testing lead, in paint and found som
impure, but does not say where he go
it, but says leave your orders witt
Sailing, Hanson & Co., and you viii
get the best paint and oil.
The place to buy groceries is at
grocery store, the place to buy shoe
is at a shoe store. o. j. Bell keeps
first class shoe store and now has II
stock the finest line of Ladies, Misses,
Mems. Boys and Childrens' fine shoes
Give him call.
A Mr.. Newkirk, a brother of Otto
Newkirk, of Rail township. was in the
village Monday and took the train fol
New York, enroute for the Old Coun
try after a bride to whom he has beer
engaged for several years. -RoS. Ne,oS
U. s. Grant post, q. A. R., has de
-iaOd 80 ODI0UIaI0 nPrII IA, TIE ANU
versary OF the firing on Fort Sumter
and the death of Abraham Lincoln,
An open meeting will be held next
Thursday night. city Times.
A quartz vein bearing free gold al
$50. 900 per ton was struck on the
property of the Gold Lake mining
company last Friday. The Ishpemine
gold range is in another fever of ex
element in consequence.
The state papers are publishing eau
Gus announcement again. 1t is almost
time to elect new township officers.
A word to Michigan Republicans
Attend your caucuses; nominate your
best men be at the polls early election
The A and B classes of the Grayling
High School, assisted by the best local
talent will give a musical and literary
entertainment at tie M. Il. church,
tomorrow (Friday) evening. The pro
ceeds are to be used for the purchase
of an encyclopedia for the use of the
school.
NOTICE. Mr. and Mrs. Hubbard,
being thankful for past favors, would
respectfully say to the public thai
they have commenced work, for this