Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-21

terrible shape. in some places danger
Gus. They should be repaired before
the town has a bill 10 pay for damages.
A large assortment of Jackets at Jo-
sephs'. The ladies are invited to call
and examine them.
The extreme drouth and cold. this
spring. has retarded vegetation so that
farmers cattle are short of their usual
pasturaRe.
700 Doz. Dress Bottoms Just received,
at Claggett & Pringles'. Price very
low.
A. s. Mcintyre has been at Cheboy-
gan for the last two weeks, superintend-
ing the loading of boats with lumber,
for Sailing, Hanson & Co.
The Gaylord News man congratulates
himself that he has issued six volumes
of his paper and 1--WE haven't had to
eat sawdust, either"
For Pratt's Horse and Cattle Food,
call at the store of Sailing, Hanson &
Co.
Miss Anna Charron come down from
Maple Forest, last Saturday, on a
short visit to friends, returning home
Monday.
For fancy Button Hooks, French
Backing, and shoe Laces, call at o. j.
Bells
B. K. Thayer, foreman of this office,
took in the Gilmore band concert in
Bay City Wednesday. returning yester-
day morning, West Branch Herald.
The place to buy your Groceries is
at Claggett & Pringles'. Their stock
is always fresh and complete.
j. Staley has purchased the prop
erty of l.. Jensen, corner of Ogemaw
street and Peninsular Avenue and will
occupy it sometime next month.
Spring has come! So has Claggett
and Pringle's new stock of Dry Goods.
Call and see them.
80 Ma. ~...;-.e,->..- 49, i.---A-i-
of Dry Goods and Clothing TO Roscom-
mon, where he will not have so much
competition. He says the prospect for
business is very fattering.
Do not forget that Sailing, Hanson
L. Co. are selling Overeoats at lower
prices than any other House in town
Capt. Il. i. Barker, with full crew
started on the survey of the the new
railroad from here to Lake City, last
Monday morning. We can almost
hear the engine.
Geo. Hartman, of Ball township,
has two fresh Milk Cows which he will
sell on reasonable terms. Address
him at Jack Pine p, o.
w. PATTERSON is recovering slowly
and will be able to attend to baggage
smashing as soon as his strength is
sufficient.
No trouble to show goods. Call
and examine before purchasing else
where. o. j, Bell.
+. A. Curtis, of South Branch, lost
his only horse last Monday. The loss
is a severe one TO him as he has moth
ing now with which to till his FARM
RoS. NelcS.
Call and examine the Prize Coffee at
the store of Sailing. Hanson g. Co, be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The Mckinley tariff has done and is
doing more to increase foreign trade,
so far as exports are concerned, than
any tariff before passed. philadelphia
Press.
: o. J., Bell has just received line of
Mems, Ladies' and childrens' shoes,
that are fine.
Rev. w. II. Miller, of Chesaning,
will be in Gaylord; the oath inst. to
preach union Memorial sermon in
Livingston Town Hall.-Otsego Co.
NeIcS.
Advertisers are notified that here
after no standing advertisements will
be changed later than Tuesday, and
locals should be handed in by Tues
day afternoon,
Sailing, Hanson g. Co. are closing
out their entire stock of Ladies' Arc
tics. Call and see at what low prices
they are selling them.
T.. O. Salisbury, who was to have To-
issue. changed his mind and left on
the night train for Nashville, Tenn. -
RIOS. NeIcS.
None but the purest drugs and
chemicals used in dispensing. Physi-
clans prescriptions, and family recipes,
at the lowest prices. l.. Fourier.
Secretary of State James q. Blaine,
was reported to be very well last Mon
day morning. His physician found
him sitting mp. The only thing that
troubles him is the govt in his feet.