Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-23
II. C. Thatcher has put in fine
stock OF stationery.

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stock OF stationery.
Born. To Mr. and Mrs. Peter Larson
Oct. 18th, son and daughter.
The best coffee in town, for sale by
Sailing. Hanson & Co.
Born. Mr.. and Mrs. Kanudi
Smith Oct. 10th son.
Choice Candies from 12to 35 cts. pei
pound. at Q. w. Wight's Restaurant.
Born. ITO Mr.. and Mrs. John White
Oct. 16th,a daughter.
Buy your drugs and medicines Of L.
Fournier, registered pharmacist.
Born. TO Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Grim
In Maple Forest, Oct. 18th son.
j. Maurice Finn has been in town
for the last two or three days.
Good Plush caps for sale cheap, at
the store of 8. III. Il Co.
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Wilcox have re-
turned from their southern trip. which
has been an enjoyable one.
Boots and shoes at cost, at the store
af Lyon & Conner.
J. s. Harder has returned from Shi-
awasec county, where he has been Wis.
iting old friends.
For the finest cigar In the city, GO
TO the Drug Storo of w. Q. Thatcher.
These days of Indian summer wealth
er are most delightful, making every
body happy.
The Mckinley bill raised the tariff
and am reducing it on all my goods
at ii. Josephs'.
The City Market has been displaying
as fine carcasses of lamb as can be de.
sired, for the past week. They were
raised by George Fauble, of Grove.
Go to Bells for genuine French
Backing.
Detroit dispatches say that Catha-
rine Cook, who lives in the woods near
here. is in Jail at that place under the
charge of enticing girl from Canada
TO come here for immoral purposes.
A full line of Dry Goods. Clothing
Shoes. Hats, Caps, Trunks, Valises
&C.. at Max Lewensons' next door tC
the Post Office.
Adolph Francis and Patrick Lineset
ter, alias Pat Connely, disorderly, were
sentenced to the Detroit House of Cor
rsction for 80 days each, by Justice w
Woodburn, last week.
Fresh Oysters, always on hand, al
yne7xesrauranr orI. w. wIgut.
A. j. Rose has new shop, on Cedar
street. nearlv enclosed. 1t is surmiset
that it is the beginning OF a wood fac
tory of some kind.
Call in and get prices and see If tn,
Mckinley bill had any effect on III!
ROOu 5OE PtASCe, az IL OOoCPhos
For pencils and tablets for schoo
uses, go to II. G. Thatcher's.
The ladies Of the Presbyterian Soci
ETY. are arranging for Fair, in the
near future, in connection with which
will be short term of ''Deestrick
Skule."
Tariff or no tariff, am bound to sell
out. Goods are going for less than
the merchants can buy them, at II.
Josephs'.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres.
byterian Church will give an Orange
Social, at the residence of Mrs. l..
Fournier, Tomorrow evening. Supper
served from five to eight. Everybody
invited.
Mckinley bill or no Mckinley bill
you can get goods lower than ever a
the store of Ii. Joseph.
The ladies of the NJ. E. Aid Socie
Iy Will serve WHTiu blodtS ~ bic OpS
ra House, on election day, Nov. 4th
Meals IS cents.
If you want cheap Overcoat, go tx
the Pioneer Store.
Hon. Devere Hall, Representative
elect from this district, will address th'
citizens of Cheney, Thursday evening
October 30th, and OF Frederic, Frida.
evening the 31st.
Five hundred suits for boys, just re
ceived, aud will sell at low price
Call and examine my stock. 1t is n
trouble to show goods at Max Lewen
sons Dry Goods and Clothing Store.
Charles Kelley. of Frederic, brough
In n comm on short yellow carrot las
week, which measured inches lon
aud 16 inches i'm circumference. III
had an immense crop.
Pure drugs and medicines. carefull
compounded at Thatcher's drug store
Rev. DIR. Hunting, Of Alma, viii ] de
liver a lecture Mt the Opera House