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For stationery. pencils. tablets. etc.
80 to II. G. Thatcher's drug store.
The first Arbutus blossoms of the
season were picked last Sunday.
Pure drugs and medicines. carefully
compounded at Thatcher's drug store.
Mrs. Geo. Metcalf passed last Sum
day with friends ia Grayiing.
Go to w. H. Smale's hardware store
for Garden Tools.
DO not forget arbor day. and do not
forget to set n lot of trees any way.
w. H. Smales' is headquarters for
Hardwar and Tinware.
Sailing Hanson s. Co., are painting
the planning mill.
For the best quality of Tinware, call
ct w. H. Smale's Hardware Store.
Oversser Of highways, G. w. Wight,
has commenced work on the streets.
Cook Stoves, from &c., up, at w.
II. Smale's Hardware Store.
Andrew ). Love has bought a fine
team of Hans Christensen.
H. c. Thatcher has put in fine
stock of stationery.
The AVALANCHE wants a new dress.
If you owe it a dollar or more, bring IL
in so we can buy it.
Ladies don't forget to call and see
Claggett g. Pringle's new apron goods
also their SO. go and 75c corSets.
The Brush electric company has
presented $500 electrical set to the
Agricultural college.
Vandyke Point lac e, and novelties
in hair ornaments, at Mrs. Mitchelrs.
Paint is improving the premises of
w. Alger. The artist is G. w. Har-
der.
New line of Velvets just received at
Csggett g. Pringles'.
s. Hempsted has contract for
moving the dry kiln to the planning
mill. 1t is quite an undertaking.
Good Working Pants at 75c only at
II. Joseph's.
The Thompson handle factory at
Kalkaska burned last week. Loss
$50, 900; insured.
Good Working Shirts at 25c only at
II. Joseph's.
Rev VIM. Putnam preached very
acceptably in the Baptist church last
Sunday morning -Otsego Co. Herald.
For pencils and tablets for school
uses, go to H. G. Thatcher's.
j. F. Hum has set a fine line of
shade trees in front of his residence.
Follow the example.
Ladies call and see Claggett &
Pringle's new line of spring Shoes and
Slippers.
b. f. Sherman, of Maple Forrest,
has returned from Crooked Lake,
where he has been engaged in work
this winter.
New schemes in Baking Powder and
Coffee at the Pioneer store of Sailing,
Hanson & Co.
Pros. Attorney Mccarthy, of Oscoda
county, was in attendance at Court,
and while here made us pleasant
call.
Buy your drugs and medicines at
Fournier's. Every thing new, fresh and
fine.
Perry Phelps returned Saturd ay
from visit to his Bay county farms,
where he has been giving orders for
the spring campaign.
o. J. Bell claims to have the best
ladies' $500 shoe ever offered In Gray
ling,
The apartment or agriculture re-
ports that Michigan's crop outlook has
improved consi 1erably within two
weeks
Take Fournier's Syrup of Tar and
Wild Cherry tor coughs aud colds.
Streets and yards are being cleaned
up, houses and fences painted and
everything betokens feeling OF gener-
al prosperity in our midst.
III. Joseph returned last Friday from
trip to Bay City and other eastern
cities.
Geo. Metcalf has gone to his farm In
Center Plains, where his new house is
up and enclosed. He will do some
farming this season.
The best assortment and collection
of dry goods, will be found at II.
Joseph's.
The democracy were so hard up for
voters that they paid the fine OF man