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NJ. s. DiIley OF Frederic was in town
last Friday,
The store of y. II. & Co. is head
quarters for Hardware and Tinware.
Sewing Machine for sale. Enquire
at this office.
DR.. Deadman spent few days In
West Branch, last week.
Another invoice of that 80 cent Tea
Just received at G. & P's.
Born TO Mr.. and Mrs. Blanshan,
January 12th--a daughter
See new advertisement of Lyon Il
Conner, in this weeks issue.
ClagGett & Pringle sells Mallory's
Oysters, the best In town.
Henry Bauman has been shaking
hands with old friends here for few
days.
Choice roll butter, just received at
Clnggett & Pringles'.
Main J. Connine, ESQ. of Oscoda
was in town this week, attending Cir
cult Court.
The best and cheapest line of can
ned goods In town at G. & P's.
Ex-Supervisor Willett, of Frederic,
came down with the storm Monday.
As usual he was welcome caller.
Take Fournier's Syrup of Tar and
Wild Cherry tor coughs and colds.
j. NJ. Finn, Esq, of Ishpeming,
was in town this week, looking after
his interest in the mortgaged calf case.
New crop of Raisins and Prunes just
received at Claggett & Pringles'.
Luke Bosom and family, of Beaver
Greek township for 10 these many
years, have moved to Ogemaw county.
If you want pound of pure Bak-
ing Powder for rs cents go to G, & P's.
Mrs. Geo. Erb, of Royal Oak, sister
in.law of Mrs. Fourier, has been
making her visit for the past week,
For Job Work OF all kinds call at the
AVALANCHE Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Wight. were
called to Dayton. Ohio, last Satur-
day by a telegram stating that Mrs.
Wight's mother was seriously i'll.
Oranges, lemons, cocoanuts and ba-
nanas at the market of Conner & Tay-
lor.
Our typo inadvertently sent Miss
Alice Hadley to school at Flint, las.
week, instead of to Olivet College,
where she is in attendance.
The Garland Stove takes the lead,
and you can buy them at the store OF
8. II. & Co.
We hear that there are quite a
number of cases of influenza in the
county, 26 in one camp alone. -Nto
Mail.
For fresh butter, eggs, otc., go to
the new Meat Market of Conner & Tay-
Tor.
Lieut.. l.. B. Baker of Lansing, will
tell West Branch people what he
knows about the capture of ]. Wilkes
Booth, on the 18th.
If any lumber firm wishes to hire
blacksmith, just drop line to j. NJ.
Francis, Grayling. Mich.
Jay Miller, of South Branch, whose
little daughter was so badly burned on
Sunday week, informs us, that she is
recovering nicely. - oS. Ne,cS.
Clagget & Pringle guarantee their
Buck Wheat Flour to be absolutely
pure,
Hon. j. B. Turner, of Owosso, was
In town this week, attending Circuit
Court, in the interest of T. E. Hast
ings.
You will always find fresh Crackers
at Claggett Il Pringles'. They have
them boxed fresh every week,
From Crawling northward they have
been ENJOYING good sleighing for sew
eral days past. Our people would be
thankful for share of it.-WeSt BIZ.
Democrat.
silver Leaf Flour. The best in
town. For sale by Lyon g. Connor.
The editor of the Allegan Gazette
saw snakes on the last day of the old
year He insists that at least one of
them was rattler, for he has the
rattles to show for Tx.
Eight bars of good Soap for 25 cents
at Claggett g. PringIes'.
The Atlanta Tribune says that there
nre places in Montmorency county,
where liquor is retailed and not one
pays a license.