Crawford avalanche., 1890-10-23


where In the Union. as 7 nm bound to
sell ont or reduce my stock which /
am doing very fast. This is your best
and only chance. So take advantage
of 1t, at II. Josephs'.
Cotton underwear and hose at your
own price, at Lyon & Conners'.
Henry Dodge of Tuscola county. a
former resident here. came up last
week to prepare for hunt. He re-
ports prosperous times and the only
excitement, the action of the p. OF /.
in politics.
For stationery. pencils, tablets, etc.
go to H. G. Thatcher's drug store.
M. 8. Hartwick is down from his
home In the woods. We examined his
calloused hands and will certify that
he Is honestly a 'mossbaclx." He
will always be welcomed here.
Buy your underwear at cost, of Ly-
on a. Connor. They are closing out
their stock of clothing.
Arthur Squircs pleaded not guilty of
the charge of assault and battery, the
complaint being made by his father.
He was discharged for tho technical
omission Of the endorsement of the
order for the issuing of the warrant by
the Pros. Atty.
Ladies, g. Misses Fascinators. Also
childien's Plush Caps, at the Pioneer
store.
Have you heard that 8. II. & Co.
are selling Goods cheaper than any
other store in town. Call and see.
Hon. VIM. A. French, the next Sen
ator from this district, was In town
Wednesday, greeting old friends and
making new ones. We regret that his
engagements would not permit his
staying to deliver an address.
o. ]. Bell, has the finest line OF
Ladies' Shoes, in town, ranging from
90c to 1875.
Don't forget that elegant 800. 90
Silk Plush Suit of Furniture to be Civ
en- away at Max Lewinson's new Dry
Goods and Clothing Store, next door
to the Post Office.
Messrs. Francis & Hubert have rent
ed the shop of 8. G. knight, opposite
Sanderson's hotel, and in a few days
will be prepared to do all kinds of gen.
eral blacksmithing and repairing, in
both wood and iron. They are expe-
rieaced workmen and will give salts
faction, both in work and prices.
IL you want n good Horse Blanket,
call at the Pioneer Store of Sailing
Hanson & Co.
An elegant line of Ladies' Shoes,
Clothing and Dry Goods, just receiv-
ed by Max Lewinson, whose Motto
is Quick Sales and Small Profits. "
Remember the place, next door to the
Post Office.
It's the non advertiser who complains
of hard times. When everybody is
rushed it is no trick to secure custom
it is when his neighbors are idle that
the man who has wisely kept his name
and goods before the public. finds him
self SO well known that he gets his full
share of what patronage is TO be had.
Call at II. @. Thatcher's, next door
east of the hpnk, aud see his stock Of
stationery.
The E p. Stone Lumber Co., wEo
have been numbering in the southwest
part of this county. banking their logs
in the Muskegon, on the B. & b. X. X
for tbs last four years. have finished
their job. taken up their track, and
moved out, bringing their outfit over
the Il. g. q. road, and loading on the
NJ. c., for Saginaw.
Fine Cigars and Tobacco's, cheapest
Il
in town. ut the restaurant of G. Ii.
Wight.
Austin Abbott harvested ESQ bushels
of buckwheat from his plains farm and
has Is acres of potatoes which will
yseld not les than ], 200 bushels. And
yet they tell us plains farms are no
lgood. West Branch Herald.
None but the purest drugs and
chemicals used in dispensing. Physi-
,ians prescriptions, and family recipes,
1t the lowest prices. l.. Fournier.
Sheriff Buell. harvested his potato
crop off the courtyard last week and
counted up 800 bushels from about an
acre of ground. He also succeeded in
raising 800 bushels from 4 acre plot
on his farm north of the village
Otsego Co. Herald.
Experienced and Registered Pharma
cists on hand day and night to attend
to the wants of my patrons, l.. Four
nier.
The Yuill boys of Vanderbilt are har
! vesting their potato crop and indica
tfona ara thak n will raaah fullv X OO(