Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-05-01

ing. on q business trip. he returned
to the U. p. office the first OF the week.
Take Fournier's Syrup OF Tar and
Wild Cherry tor coughs and colds.
MARRIED-At the residence OF the
brides parents, Monday. April 26th,
Miss Mary Viola Taylor and John b.
Lachapelle, Justice woodburn ofiicia-
ting.
Before purchasing school shoes,
don't forget to look at those dandy
oil-grained shoes Bell has just received.
H. Joseph returned last Friday from
a trip to Bay City and other eastern
cities.
l.. ]. Miller, of South Branch. who
has been putting in the timber on the
Royce farm for Geo. Mallory, finish
ed on Tuesday. Ros. Netcs.
Claggett & Pringle's is head quarters
for choice Groceries, Fresh Butter and
Eggs.
Andrew Peterson and wife returned
from Ann Arbor. Monday, where they
had been to secure treatment for Mrs.
Petersons eyes. The Professors
promise speedy relief.
Won will save money by looking over
the New stock of dry goods at III.
Joseph's.
The next annual meeting of the
Michigan press association will not be
held until June, 1891. The executive
committee has decided upon its post
ponement.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Aid
Society will meet at the residence of
Mrs. Jerome, next Thursday evening.
A Masonic School of Instruction
will be held at Roscommon, the even
ing of May 5th by the Grand Lecturer.
1t is expected and desired that Gray
ling Lodge will send large delegation.
The best assortment and collection
of dry goods, will be found at H.
Joseph's.
The Michigan railroad companies
earned $13, O73. 1866 during the first
quarter OF this year, an increase of
81, SS7,415 over the corresponding
period of last year.
Leslie Sunkler, years old, fell in
to a cistern at Grand Rapids yesterday
and was drowned" No wonder he
was drowned as the name would sink
him.
Oranges, lemons, cocoanuts and ba-
nanas at the market of Conner & Tay-
lor.
Mrs. j. s. Andrews left Monday
night to join her husband in the far
western state of Washington. Her
daughters will remain in Gaylord fol-
the present. Ot Go. Herald.
Latest styles of new dress goods ar.
riuino dailv Of VI Iosanh's
The following marriage licences were
issued during the past week: Lars
Peter Larson, IS; and Mrs. Annie Marie
Larson 80. John Lachapelle, "a and
Mary V. Taylor 20.
Try the roasted Rio coffee. 25c, at the
Pioneer store. 1t is a pleasant drink
and cant be beat for the money.
Mr.. Conner, or some other man has
been doing some artistic work in the
arrangement of the slow window in
Lyon g. Connor's store. Take look
at the novelties in dress goods display.
ed.
Remember that the bargains in
clothing at the Pioneer store is limited.
Take advantage of 1t while it lasts.
WIN. Fisher and N. p. Olson change
places to-day with Swan Peterson,
who moves into the corner, and the
new firm of Fisher and Olson con-
tinue the boarding house and saloon
on cedar street, in charge of Mr.. Fisher.
Call at H. G. Thatcher's, next door
east of the bank, aud see his stock of
stationery.
Mrs. I. Ochs and Mrs. N. Hadley,
of Jack Pine, took the South bound
train yesterday en-route for Whati-
com, Wash'ton to join their husbands
who went there about two months ago.
-RoS. Ne,cs.
Sewing Machine for sale. Enquire
at this office.
Johnny Pearsall, of South Branch,
II years old, and his nephew Burt
Pearsall, about the same age, killed a
bear last Wednesday with shotgun
In which they dropped bullet.
$4,000 buys a prime four year old
COW, and calf five days old, if sold at
once.
The mother of Mrs. G. w. Wight
and Mrs. Hum. of Grayling. and Mrs.
Thomas Oliver, at East Tawas, died
at her home at Dayton, Ohio, on
Thursday last, aged Sc years. Those