Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30


at the mill last Saturday. and struck
A. Slaight over the right eye. cutting
an ugly cash. A close call for that
optic.
Mckinley bill or no Mckinley bill.
you can get goods lower than ever at
the store OF II. Joseph.
John ]. Coventry was elected Su-
perintendent OF the Poor, In place of
John Leece. whose term OF office has
expired, by the Board of Supervisors,
last week.
II you want good Horse Blanket,
call at the Pioneer Store OF Sailing
Hanson & Co.
Miss N. A. Clark announces to the
ladies of Crawling and vicinity that
she will attend to their orders for
dressmaking, in the latest modes. and
satisfactory work. at the residence OF
L. st. John, on Michigan Avenue.
Call at III. G. Thatcher's, next door
east of the bank, aud see his stock of
stationery.
Hon. A. A. Ellis, democratic nomi-
nee for Attorney General addressed
moderate audience at the Opera
House. Monday Evening. He is a flu
ent speaker aud tells an apt story in
good style, and therefore pleases the
crowd.
Fine Cigars and Tobacco's, cheapest
in town. at the restaurant of G. W.
Wight.
/ Our reporter says the democratic
meeting at Frederic, last Monday,
would have been a fiat failure, but for
the Grayiing contingent, of county
nominees, who were there locking after
their fences
A large assortment of Lamps, just
received. Please call and examine
them, at the store of 3. II. Is Co.
The immense trade for the past year
at Sailing, Hanson & Cos Store. has
necessitated thu laying of a new floor.
Their store room is now fitted up for
the winter trade, and goods arriving
by the car load.
Prices must tell. One dollar will
buy more Go DDS at Lyon & Conners',
than at any other place in the State.
STRAYED. yearlii,g bull, roam
color, short-horns, wore a bell when
last seen 10 Grayling about the middle
( of September. Suitable reward will
be given to the finder, by
PETER SMITH, Frederic.
None but the purest drugs and
chemicals used in dispensing. Physi-
SLAMS prescriptions, and family recipes,
1T the lowest prices, l.. Fournier.
David Ward, of Detroit, who owns
zoo ono 600 feet of pine hetween the
/ Michigan railroad and the Grand Rap
ids and Indiana railroad, has been of
fered $40, 600 bonus from the people
of Grayling to bring the logs there to
be sawed. Mr.. Ward is building n
road from Frederic to- Alba, which
passes through the tract of timber.
Forty miles of the road Is already gra-
ded.-B0y city tribune.
Competition cannot stand any
| where in the Union, as / am bound to
sell out or reduce my stock which
am doing very fast. This is your best
and only chance. So take advantage
of it, at Ii. Josephs'.
| No foreigner can vote at my election
| in this state who has not been a resid-
ent of the United States two years and
six months prior to the election, and
he must have taken out his papers SIX
months before the election. Every
eiector must have resided in the state
three months and in the ward or town
ship ten days in order TO vote. When
voter has lodgings in one township
and takes his meals in another, he is
entitled to vote in the township where
he rooms.
Experienced and Registered Pharma-
cists on hand day and night to attend
to the wants of my patrons, l.. Four
nier.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Presbyterian Church, will meet every
Thursday afternoon at Hempstead's
hall. for work. All persons interest
ed are cordially invited.
Mrs. II. MASTERS. PRES.
Lyon & Conner are selling Ladies'
Hose at Is. 1S, 20, 25 and 35 cents.
Former price ~, 25, 80, 35 and SOC.
Frederic Items.
Monday afternoon the unterrified
held most grand political rally in the
Town Hall, in this village, in honor Of
the presence of Hon. A. A. Ellis, their
candidate for Attorney General as
speaker of the day. There were pres
ent, by actual and careful count, "a
persons, including speaker. Five of
these were from Grayling, nearly all
Office seekers, four were republicans,