Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-12-04

neer Store. They are going fast.
The j. f. Potts railroad recently
drew n loaded logging train of 100 cars.
using four engines. IL was exactly n
mile FROM the front engine to the
last one.
Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
Mather's glove cleaner. for sale only at
Fournier's Drug Store Nov.
@. G. Mitchell, the Oldest merchant
in Gaylord has made an assignment.
His liabilities are about $4,000 while
his assets figure up $4,000 on his
schedule.
Marvin Post. No. 240, Grand Army
of the Republic, will elect officers for
the ensuing year. at its next meeting,
December 18th.
Have you seen the Russia Iron Radi-
ators at the Pioneer Store. They are
just the thing to warm upstairs rooms.
The Loud lumber company ut Au-
Sable presented nice fat turkey to
each one of its employees Thankgiv-
ing day.
You will always find full supply of
Fresh Groceries, at lowest prices, at
the Pioneer Store.
An Osceola county woman recently
gave birth to twin girls, which were
join'd together from the shoulder down
by band of flesh, a la Siainese twins.
Prices must tell. One dollar will
buy more Goods at Lyon g. Corners,
than at any other place in the States
The Potts lumber mills in Iosco and
Oscoda counties, reported as to be sold
to Gen. Alger, cut 80 600, 900 feet an
nually, and have enough timber in
sight to run them two years.-Detroit
Neacs.
Have you heard that s. II. & Co,
are selling Goods cheaper than any
other store in town. Call and see.
Mrs. Brink. Mrs. Masters, Miss Mas
tiers and Miss Bailey, with Mrs. Palm
or, took their Thanksgiving Turkey at
the hospitable home OF DIR. w. III.
Niles, in Oscoda county. They gave
thanks for three days.
Cloaks will be sold very cheap, Mt
Max Lewinsops', next door to the Post
Office, on account of being received
too late for the season.
Rev. s. G. Taylor, OF Crawling, was
q census enumerator and his sheets
have been returned for correction be-
cause he failed to state which finger
was missing from a man whom he re-
ported IA being one digit shy. Atlantis
Tribune.
Do you know that your subscription
to the AVALANCHE is past due9 Come
in with your So.
Thanksgiving day of this year was
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Last year it was one OF the most blus-
tering days ever witnessed here and
this year it was pleasant and agreeable.
Buy your underwear at cost, of Ly-
on & Conner. They are closing out
their stock of clothing.
A Union City men tells an awful
pumpkin story. He says he planted
a single seed last spring that produced
a vine 1880 feet long. npon which grew
524 medium sized pumpkins and Is
large ones that would average over 80
pounds each.
A large assortment OF Lamps, just
received. Please call and examine
them, at the store of s. II. g. Co.
The finest musical ENTERTAINMENT pv-
err presented to Grsyling audience.
was 1T the Opera House, last Tuesdey
evening, by the Chicago Ideal Concert
Company. Every number was q sue
cess, and every member of the compa-
ny repeatedly encored.
None but the purest drugs and
chemicals used In dispensing. Physi-
clans prescriptions, and family recipes,
1T the lowest prices. l.. Fournier.
Albert Bradley of Maple Grove,
made this Office pleasant call last Sat
urday and renewed his subscription.
Quartermaster Bradley Informs the
Review that the walls of the new G.
A. r. Hall are to be embelshed with
important battle pictures. -Omer Re
cieU.
From November 1. to January 1st.,
Sailing, Hanson g. Co, offer their en-
tire line of Cbildren's clothing at cost.
Time will not be extended.
OXEN FOR SALE.-I have yoke of
oxen for sale, five years old, broken to
work in either harness or yoke. will
take S110, 90 for them, part cash and
balance on time Enquire of Seth b.
Smith, Blaine township.
Experienced and Registered Pharma-
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