Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-26


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Bay City people do not like the plan
for their new federal building, and
delegation will go to Washington with
a complaint.
Mrs. s. p. Smith win display the fin
est and most complete line of Millin-
FRY and Fancy Goods about April LIST.
Watch for the Opening day.
Peter AebIi, OF Blaine. George
Fauble, of Grove, aud several other
citizens from the same section, we're
In rown last Saturday
w. 3. Cbalker has one No. Stove,
Cook with elevated oven, new. and
one Parlor Stove nearly new, which
he will sell cheap.
The Nicholson e. Hanson Lumber
Go. have arranged to run the mill at
Otsego Lake. in addition to their mill
at Bagley.
None but the purest drugs and
cheuicals used In dispensing. Physi-
slams prescriptions, and family recipes,
At the lowest prices. l.. Fournier.
Marvin Post, g. A. r., are arraDg-
ing with our musical talent, for the
production of cantata, Penelope,
during April.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. are closing
out their entire stock of Ladies' Arc
tics. Call and see at what low prices
they are selling them.
The crows have arrived this week in
large numbers. They are natures
scavengers, and ought TO be- welcome
spring visitors. AreRac RerieD.
60 dozen heavy knit Cotton Socks at
cents pair. we'll worth 10 cents.
Come early for them, as they are going
like hot cakes, at III. Josephs'.
A. s. Dykman, who has 1000 peach
trees at South Haven, says the future
of this years crop Is now no longer in
doubt.
| S. L. Odell expects TO leave Gray
ling, soon, and respectfully requests
those having an account with him, to
call and settle.
Charles Brinkmnn took n swallow o.
Ammonia, by mistake few days since
He is all right now. but says he dom
want any more,
Another drive in Boys Suits at 81. so
Mems first class working pants at 81. 90
working shirts As cents. Boys pants
40 cents. All at Max Lewinsons, mex
door to the Post Office.
There was a little iamboree in town
Sunday, resulting in u slDgshrd nose
and the issuing of u warrant, but th'
bruiser had flown.
To the people of Crawling and vi
cinity: expect TO go out of the pho
togra ph business. about April LIST. ,an'
those wishing work done previous q
that date, will do we'll 10 call as sool
as possible. >. Il. ODELL.
Mr.. O'Keefe WINS badly shaken vi
, last Tuesday, by n board striking hin
over the stomach, thrown from a Gil
cular saw.
A full line of Mems Working Pant
for SLIGO; Working Shirts As cents
Boys Pants 40 cents; Boys Suits a
81. so. The best Suits ever offered be
. fore at $500. All these bargains 10 b
had at Max Lewinsons', next door t
Z the Post Office.
viii Wheeler came near losing al
eye Tuesday morning, by kno
{ thrown from small circular in iii
planning mill.
WorkiDglnen will please take motto
{ that have just received u full line q
) working shirts, at As cents, Pants fo
Boys at 40 cents, and good workfn
pants for men for 81. Boys sui,
:. $3.50. All at Max Eewinsons.
Sailing, Hanson e. Co. have starte
: the mill on the night run, little earl
!, er than anticipated OF account OF d
mand for special bills.
Sailing, Hanson & Go. are conside
= ing the propriety of putting bar
: saw in their mill. Millwrights are a
" uring on the proposed change, and wi
decide on its advisability.
y Workmen will notice that am ha
Or ing big drive in Pants, half wool,
X 81, 90 per pair. Boys suits at ST.
Mems working shirts, 45 cents. Boz
N pants, 40 cents. All Mt Max lie wilson
|. next door to the Post Office
Is Miss Bessie Nicholson is in charge
the I'd primary school room this wee
Il in placs of Miss Mnsa Ravens, who
!. suffering again with acute rheum
NJ tism.
NJ. Simpson has just received a IL
y, line of Canned Goods, Teas, Coffee
20 Flour, &c. &C., at the City Market {