Crawford avalanche., 1890-11-13

tire line Of children's clothing at cost
Time will not be extended.
Hanson a. Braden's increasing bust
ness has compelled the doubling Of tho
capacity Of their sales room.
Ladies', clean your kid gloves with
Mather's glove cleaner, for sale only al
Fournier's Dug Store Nov.
Boys with sparrow guns are very
dangerous. A boy was killed by one
In Bay City, yesterday. Several win
dows have been broken In this village,
and the boys had better watch out.
Have you seen the Russia Iron Radi-
ators at the Pioneer Store. They are
just the thing to warm up stairs rooms.
Everybody who missed hearing Rev.
DIR. Huntings lecture. Tuesday eve-
ming, missed a literary treat, such as is
rendered but seldom in life time. 1t
was inspiring and ennobling in every
word. We hope to hear him again.
Our motto is 'Quick Sales and
Small Profits" Remember the place.
A one dollar shirt, all wool, for 40 cts,
at Max Lewinsons', next door to the
Post Office.
J. l.. Miller and J. Royce start
camp for Pack, Woods & Co., to-day,
about seven miles from here. They
will put in about a million, --Roseom-
mon Netcs.
Tariff or no tariff, arm bound to sell
out. Goods are going for less than
the merchants can buy them. at H.
Josephs'.
Uncle Toms Cabin, Superb Revival,
Elegant Scenery, Great Special Co.,
Genuine imported Siberian Blood
hounds. The best entertainment of
the season. Don't miss it.
You will always find full supply of
Fresh Groceries, at lowest prices, at
the Pioneer Store.
The Loud company, at Oscoda, is
reported to have a contract to supply
10000 telegraph poles, 20, 900 to be de-
livered this season, and $4,000 next
summer. Over 800 men will be en-
ployed on the job.
An elegant line of Ladies' Shoes,
Clothing and Dry Goods, just receiv-
ed by Max I.ewinson, whose ''Motto
is Quick Sales and Small Profits. "
Remember the place, next door to the
Post Office.
Frank A. Bell dropped down from
the Upper Peninsula, Monday morn
ing, looking as though roughing it,
agreed with his constitution.
A full line of Lumbermens', Gents,
Ladies', Boys, and Childrens' Rubbers
and Arctics, at lowest prices, at the
Pioneer Store.
MARRIED. Frederic, Nov. 9, 80,
| by Rev, VIM. i'utnam, nj. OnarIes a.
Richardson, of Cheney, and Miss Nina
L. Clark, of Frederic, at the house of
w. @. johnson.
Five hundred suits for boys, just re-
ceived, and will sell at low price.
Call and examine my stock. 1t is no
trouble to show goods at Max Lewen-
sons Dry Goods and Clothing Store.
Main J. Connine was elected Pros.
Attorney of Iosco County, over G. X.
Henry, by 26 majority. Mr. Henry's
unsavory record in politics is enough
to sink anyone.
Prices must tell. One dollar will
buy more Goods at Lyon & Conners',
than at any other place in the State.
The great moral drama Uncle Toms
rs-~'. ------A-l - A. - i
original Union Square Co., at the
Opera House, Nov. 18th.
A number of hunters have arrived
during the last week, and are out after
deer. The warm bright weather Is not
good for that business.
Have you heard that s. II. & Co,
are selling Goods cheaper than any
other store in town. Call and see.
Charles Jackson. and II. Joseph, Of
Grayling, paid our Village a short visit
on Wednesday afternoon. Mr.. Jackson
was reelected Treasurer of Crawford
County.-Ros. Ne,Os.
Call in and get prices and see IL the
Mckinley bill had any effect on my
goods or prices, at III. Josephs'.
A happy party gathered about the
hospitable board of Jas. X. Bates,
last Sunday, in honor of the newly
welded pair. Edwin Hurlburt and
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Francis, and