Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-30

The mill is now running flve-quarter
time with one crew Of men.
The best coffee in town, for sale by
Sailing. Hanson h Co.
There were fiurries OF snow here last
Sunday and Monday.
Choice Candles from 12 to 35 cts. per
pound. at q. w. Wight's Restaurant.
Martin Nelson has returned from a
pleasant trip to the Upper Peninsula.
Buy your drugs and medicines Of L.
Fournier. registered pharmacist.
For sale cheap Three good second
hand heating stoves. Enquire of DIR.
Smith.
Good Plush caps for sale cheap, at
the store of 8. III. & Co.
Duane Willett, formerly resident
and supervisor of Frederic, was in
town this week, greeting old friends.
Boots and shoes at cost, at the store
af Lyon & Conner.
Young men should not bet on the
provisions of the Mckinley Bill until
they have thoroughly studied ita
For the finest cigar in the city, go
to the Drug Store of w. q. Thatcher.
Next Tuesday is the day set apart
for the next republican victory in
Michigan.
60 to Bells for genuine French
Backing.
w. Mccullough has brought in an
other fine carriage and some cutters
for his livery.
Fresh Oysters, always on hand, at
the Restaurant of G. w. Wight.
A glance into the different stores in
town already proves the approach of
the Holiday season.
For pencils and tablets for school
uses, go to III. G. Thatcher's.
A. Z. Newman is home this week,
having just finished large survey in
Iosco county.
If you want a cheap Overcoat, &C to
the Pioneer Store.
The subject of DR.. Hunting's lee
ture, Nov. IL, will be Pluck, Patience
and PUSH. Do not fail to hear him.
Pure drugs and medicines, carefully
compounded at Thatcher's drug store.
1t only costs 25 cts. to hear of the
, P's, Mt the Opera House, Wednes-
day evening. Nov. IL.
Great Bargains in Dry Goods at the
store OF 8. Ii. & Co.
Il. 4. Waldron of South Branch has
Held OF corn, that will yield nearly
or quite 100 bushels of ears per acre.
Cotton underwear and hose at your
own price, at Lyon g. Conners'.
The township library will be closed
next Saturday and Tuesday, on ac-
count of the election.
For stationery, pencils, tablets, etc.
go TO II. G. Thatcher's drug store.
Misses Bessie Micke lson and Mary
Jorgenson went to Lapeer, Wednes-
day, 10 attend the marriages OF Miss
Sarah Collins.
The Mckinley bill raised the tariff
and AIN reducing it on all my goods
at II. Josephs'.
For SALE.-I have two milch cows
which will sell cheap. Inquire Of
HRS. J. G. EVANS.
A full line of Dry Goods. Clothing,
Shoes. Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises,
&C.. at Max Lewensons' next door to
the Post Office.
MARRIED. AT West Bay Citv, Sun
day, October 26, Miss Matte Swinson,
to Walker Mitchell. both of Grayllng.
The AVALANCHE salutes you.
Buy your underwear at cost, of Ly-
on & Connor. They are closing out
their stock of clothing.
F. l.: Hadley dropped into town
yesterday, and was heartily greeted by
old friends. He reports his brother, ].
o.. ns improving slowly In health.
Ladies, & Misses Fascinators. Also
children's Plush Caps, at the Pioneer
store.
Mrs. ID. s. Waldron Is enjoying a
visit from her mother AID step-father,
of New York. The old gentleman is
SO years old, but as vigorous as most
men at 65.
Call in and get prices and see il the
Mckinley bill had any effect on my
goods or prices, at ii. Josephs'.
The ladies' of the NJ. f. Aid Socie-
ty will serve Warm Meals at the Ope-
IN House, on election day, Nov. 4th.
Meals 25 cents.
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