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

Watch for the new delivery wagon
of Lyon q Conner.
+. r. Deckrow has his new house
enclosed.
New schemes In Baking Powder and
Coffee at the Pioneer store OF Sailing,
Hanson q Co.
Il. w. vandyne has moved into his
new cottage on Maple Street.
Buy your drugs and medicines at
Fournier's. Everything new, fresh and
fine.
Circuit Court comes next Tuesday.
sl0.0 90 buys prime four year old
COW. and calf ave days old, If sold at
once.
w. Z. Sly has erected COW resi-
dence in tn e north part Of the village.
Oranges, lemons, cocoanuts and ba-
nanas at the market of Conner & Tay-
lcr.
DIR. Woodwork was called to Gay
lord last week, professionally.
O. J. Bell claims to have the best
ladies' $500 shoe ever offered In Gray
ling.
Mrs. John Walker passed last week
with friends in Bay City.
The best assortment and collection
of dry goods, will be found at II.
Joseph's.
J. s. Hanna, of Beaver Creek, was
in town last Tuesday.
You had ought to see those heavy
working shoes at Bells, they are
handles.
A Gaylord man tried to water his
horse with kerosene.
You will save money by looking over
the New stock of dry goods at III.
Joseph's.
p. Aebli and j. J. Neiderer, of
Blaine, were in town last Saturday.
Claggett & Pringle's is head quarters
for choice Groceries, Fresh Butter and
Eggs.
James WOODBURY. is suffering from a
severe attack of La Grippe.
H. Joseph returned last Friday from
a trip to Bay City and other eastern
cities.
Licensed: Henry Letter, 25; to Ida
Ryan Is, both of Grayling.
Ladies call and see Claggett &
Pringle's new line of spring Shoes and
Slippers.
The board of supervisors will meet
the oath, for organization.
For pencils aud tablets for school
uses, go to II. C. Thatcher's.
The Au Sable river was as high at
this place Monday AS 1t has ever been
observed.
Vandyke Point lace, and novelties
n hair ornaments, at Mrs. Mitchells.
The Roscommon NescS has entered
on its 18th year. 1t will not be long
until it is old enough to vote.
H. c. Thatcher has put 10 a fine
stock of stationerv
Our new board of supervisors will
stand eleven Republicans and five
Democrats. = West BIZ. Times.
For stationery, pencils, tablets, etc.
go to H. c. Thatcher's drug store.
Thomas 4. Meads. of Hancock, will
succeed NJ. H. Maynard as receiver at
the Marquette land Office.
Pure drugs and medicines. carefully
compounded at Thatcher's drug store.
Justice WOODBURY. was rather busy
last week, having six civil cases in his
court, the last three days.
Call at H. G. Thatcher's, next door
east OF the bank, aud see his stock of
stationery.
Otto Burhman former subject of
Sweden. has declared his intention to
become a citizen of the United States. |
Latest styles of new dress goods ar
irving daily at H. Joseph's
Miss Lizzie Bradley began teaching
the summer school in Centre Plains,
G. w. West district, last Monday.
New stock of dry goods arriving
every day at H. Jossph'G
Chris. shlpe, of St. Helens, former
citizen of Grayling; was in town last
Tuesday.
New line of Vslvets Just received at
Claggett a. Pringles'.
LoST-A ladies Seal Leather pocket
book, light colored, nearly new, Mrs.
w. M. Woodwork.
Goods and r,riosa tell q T. Rell |