Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-10-16

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cent.
Hans Rasmussen. 66 years old, an
old resident Of ManIstee. dropped dead
last Wednesday afternoon, while saw.
ing wood, he should have let his wife
saw the wood.
Buy your underwear at cost, of Ly-
on & Common. They are closing out
their stock of clothing.
DIR. Thatcher was called Tuesday af.
ternoon to attend Mrs, A. ii. Blrnch-
ard. She is recovering. -RoscOmmon
Netcs.
o. ]. Bell, has the finest line OF
Ladies' Shoes, In town, ranging from
9Oc to 1915.
A certain Indentmre Cor real estate,
from VIM. Morrison to A. b. Upton.
was found by w. o. Bradford in the
highway east of the village, ond left
at this office for the owner.
II you want a good Horse Blanket,
call at the Pioneer Store of Sailing
Hanson & Co.
Judge of Probate, Geo. w. Love,
had a second attack of paralysis last
Thursday, affecting the left side, but
is much better and complete recov-
cry is anticipated.
Call at III. G. Thatcher's, next door
east of the bank, aud see his stock of
stationery.
A man named Holenbeck was run
over on Potts railroad and died short
ly thereafter. His remains were sent
to Detroit where he has relatives -
Mo Mail.
Fine Cigars and Tobacco's, cheapest
in town, at the restaurant of G. H.
| Wight.
Our farmers are happy over the
beautiful fall weather and abundant
rain. The crops are all secured, and
fall seeding was never in better con-
dition for the approach Of winter.
Come early and get the first choice
OF goods at II. Josephs' closing out
sale.
Mrs. Chris. Range is enjoying a
visit from her mother, from the State
of New York. Mrs. Alex. O'Dell, for
merly of Beaver Creek.
None but the purest drugs and
chemicals used in dispensing. Physi-
SLAMS prescriptions, and family recipes,
1T the lowest prices. l.. Fournier.
o. J. Bell arrived home from the u.
p. this morning, looking as though
the fall food must have been good up
in the woods.
Mothers. make your boys happy by
purchasing one of those ST. Suits,
| which are worth twice the amount, at
ii. Josephs'.
Miss Emma Day is enioing visit
from her sister. Mice Carrie Day, of
Lapeer county, who came up last
week, accompanied by her father.
w. II. Smals has just received a
large stock of Cooking and Heating
Stoves. Call and examine stoves and
prices before purchasing elsewhere.
Mr.. Hartwick returned to his home
in Grayling last week, after making
his daughter. Mrs. A. l.. Simons,
pleasant visit. = OtSego Co. NeicS.
Experienced and Registered Pharna-
cists on hand day and night to attend
to the wants of my patrons, L. Four
nier.
The logging Hampton branch of the
Michigan Central from West Branch
will be extended 12 miles to the Boyce
timber district, containing over 800,
600. 0G0 feet of pine. The work will be
completed by Jan. lth.
Ladies call your attention to my
stock of Newmarkets, Short Wraps,
and Walking Jackets. You will save
money by buying them now rs the
stock is complete ut Ii. Josephs'.
s. & L. s. Grabowsky who have
been operating a store at Roscommon
for some time past, have gone to
Rhinelander, Wis, where they will
open a clothing store,
Lyon & Conner are selling Ladies
Hose Mt Is. IS, 20, % and 35 cents.
Former price; 20, 25, 80, IS and soc.
d. J. Mitts has finished lathiDg the
school house. and Is now at work on G.
Silsby's new house, which he will Tin
ish In about two weeks.
Netos.
Do you need any thing in the line
of shoes, IL so. you will get them ut cost,
at II. Josephs'.
The School Board have appointed
Deputy Sheriff Mccormick truant Of
ficer, under the general law, to see IL
the children who are constantly run
ming away from school cannot be kept