Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-04-17


family to their Muskegon home fol
the summer.
Ladies' don't forget to call and sec
Claggett & Pringle's new apron goods
also their 30. 60 and 75c corsets.
T. r.. Deckrow has put down tubu-
lar we'll for Lyon & Connor, going
deep enough to be entirely safe from
the effect of the city sewerage.
Misses. trimmed school hats. very
cheap, at Mrs. Mitchell's.
L. s. Benson returned from Detroit
week before last. We do not know
whether he purchased a large stock of
goods, or not.
For fresh butter, eggs. stc.. go to
the new Meat Market of Conner & Tay-
lor.
Mrs. Sparkes returned from her
winters visit to friends in England,
last week. She reports pleasant
trip and an enjoyable visit.
Sewing Machine for sale. Enquire
at this Office.
w. w. Metcalf came home from
Tuscola Co., Saturday, witha slashing
pair of bay roadsters, three years old.
A dandy team.
Silver Leaf Flour. The best in
town. For sale by Lyon & Conner.
r. Hanson has received from the
south fine carriage horse, which
Master Thorwald seems to appreciate
and appropriate.
Try the roasted Rio coffee, 25c, at the
Pioneer store. 1t is pleasant drink
and cant be beat for the money.
All aboard for Kalkaska and the
west. Look out for the engine when
the bell rings. We ought to have that
road this year. Will we get itl
Get your tinware at s. II. g. Cos.
Pioneer store. They keep the anti
rust proof. Every piece warranted.
Peter Blanchette, of the firm of
Robinson & Blanchctte, of Grayling,
is In the city on business trip.-Bay
city Times.
Remember that the bargains in
clothing at the Pioneer store is limited.
Take advantage of it while it lasts.
Another and competing line OF rail-
road from Grayling west, Twill give an
impetus to immigration here, and Sc
cure the future welfare of the place.
Our spring stock of Hats and Caps
are just being opened. Now is your
time to purchase while stock IL fresh,
at the Pioneer store.
p. Aebli, OF Blaine township, is put
ting down a new tubular we'll and
Frank Owens is erecting a windmill
for him. Peter is bound to get to the
front.
Mrs. Kelley is prepared to do all
kinds of stamping on short notice.
She has just received lot of new
patterns. Call and see them.
The time of the Musicale by the
pupils of Miss Haverfeld, will be
given on May 9th. Full preparations
are being made for a pleasant evening.
II. @. Thatcher has his new drug
store In tasty shape. with the Office of
Thatcher Bros. in the same building.
They are much more pleasantly situa-
ted than when in their old quarters.
Brakeman Joseph Carse. who met
with a painful accident near Beaver
Lake last Friday afternoon, was rest
ing very comfortably last night. bay
city Times.
Mrs. r. Hanson will give Social
next Friday evening week, for the
benefit of the Ladies' Aid Society, OF
the Presbyterian church. All are in
vited. Further notice will be given
next week.
Mrs. Mitchell's trimmer, Miss Swim
son, has returned from Detroit with an
elegant line of Spring and Summer
Millinery, and will be pleased to wait
on all who may favor us with call.
The governor has issued proclama-
ton designating Friday, April 18, as
Arbor day for all the counties south
of the north line of Mason county,
and Friday, May 2, tor the counties
north of that line. L
N. P. Olson sold his saloon and fix
lures, last week to Swan Peterson,
consideration Sc, 00G. 1t seems like a
full price, but it is one of the most
desirable locations in town.
The Traverse City Kaikaska and
Grayling railroad will be built, IL the
people along the line are alive to their
own interests. We think that when
the time comes to act Crawling will be
found on deck.