Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-10-02
Saturday night.
AT the Opera House.

o. ]. Bell came down from the o.
to spend Sunday with his family.
Choice Candles from 12to IS cts. pei
pound, at G. w. Wight's Restaurant.
j. NJ. Francis has returned to Gray
ling to live.
Buy your drugs and medicines of l..
Fourier, registered pharmacist.
Hon. d. p. Marley was in town yes.
terlay, on legal business.
For the finest cigar in the city, 60
to the Drug Store of w q. Thatcher.
Snow fell along the shores of Lake
Huron last Monday.
Malt Vinegar, best for table use,
For sale by s. III. & Co.
Rev. Mr.. TayTor ana rumiry are ex-
pected to arrive here tomorrow.
Go to w. II. Smale's hardware store
for Heating Stoves.
Mrs. VIM. Cutler returned from her
visit at her old home last Tuesday.
Pipes OF all descriptions, at the Pho
neer Store.
Fred Culver returned from his vaca-
ton last Tuesday, looking as if his strip
south had agreed with him.
Don't forget that s. II. g. Co. sell
Pingree g. Smiths shoes.
Mrs. Geo. l.. Alexander enjoyed a
five days visit with old friends at Ros-
common, returning Tuesday.
60 to Bells for genuine Ere nch
Backing.
Rev. Culver, made us a pleasant call
last Tuesday and ordered the Ava
lanche to be sent to his new station,
Tawas City.
The Garland Stove takes the lead.
For sale at the Pioneer Store.
Mrs. Mitchell wishes TO inform the
Ladies of Grayling aud vicinity that
she will dispose OF all her goods at cost,
as she intends going out of business.
Fresh Oysters, always on hand, at
the Restaurant of G. w. Wight.
Sailing Hanson & Co. shipped over
$500, 900 feet of lumber in September.
They report prices not fully sustained.
Mr.. James Doud, brother of Mrs. j.
Sewell hrs been visiting friends here
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Now is your time to buy your Elan
els, at s. II. & Cos.
Andrew Austin fell from tramway
at the lnillyard, Monday, and was seri-
ously injured.
For pencils and tablets for school
uses. go to III. G. Thatcher's.
Mrs. Henry Bates returned from her
five weeks visit It, yesterday. she
was accompanied by her sister,
Big Drives on Dry goods, at 5. IL. y
Cos.
1t is reported that Frank Ostrander
was badly injured in a well on +. L.
Waldrons farm, this morning.
Boots and shoes Mt cost, at the store
of Lyon g. Conner.
A reception will be given Row. s. u.
Taylor and family, at the Nj. Il. church,
next Monday evening. All are invited.
Pure drugs and medicines, carefully
compounded at Thatcher's drug store.
Silas A. Lane, of Tuscola county is
the candidate of the Prohibition lists of
this district, for congress.
Every thing goes at cost, at II.
Jusephs' Opera House Store.
James Hartwick was down from the
the homestead to stay over Sunday.
He looks as though the run of the
woods agreed with him.
A good for all work span of five year
old mares for Sale by A.. j. LOVE.
G.. H. Hicks has left the employ of
the r. r. Co., and will enter the Agr1.
College as assistant to DIR. Beal, in the
botanical department, study which
has been his favorite for years.
Do not forget to take advantage of
the closing out sale of III. Joseph.
J. s. Harder has gone to Shiawasee
county to visit old friends He will be
Just in time to take in the fair at Ban
croft, his old home.
For stationery, pencils, tablets, etc.
go to II. G. Thatcher's drug store.
The women's Relief Corps and Mar
win Post. 9. A. r. will give an Oyster
Supper and Social at their hall. next
"Wednesday evening, Oct. sth. Bill %
cents.
Step into Braden's and see those
new holdings.
Wagner camp s. OF v. are pushing
preparations foe the play "The Con
1900 Co. onH mill ha roadv IN