Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-09

NJ OonA1s M NIL " 1901.
LOCAL ITEMS
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Fresh Gold-dust. at the City Market
4. N. Sailing, Of Manistee, was Ii
town this week.
Nice Cap Honey at Claggett 3 Prin
giss'.
ID. Conner Is in Detroit this weel
purchasing more new goods,
III. Joseph has gone East after an at
ditional stock of Spring goods.
Now Is the time to secure bargains
at the store of NJ. g. II. L. Co.
A Gaylord FIRE, yesterday, destroyed
three houses and scorched the depot
Simpson has just received an invoices
of fresh cheese, at the City Market.
Charles Trumley is remodeling his
residence.
Brown sugar and saw dust are quo
ted at the same price In Muskegon.
The best Pickles In town are found.
at Simpsons City Market.
- DIR. G.. w, Smith has contracted to
care for the poor wards of the county
for the ensuing year.
Buy your drugs and medicines Of L.
Fournier, registered pharmacist.
The melted snow has left the accu-
mulated filth of winter In sight, which
calls for immediate attention.
A big line of mems working shirts,
a.25 cents each, at HI. Josephs'.
The snow has nearly all disappeared
from the fields, though plenty remains
in the woods and swamps.
25 dozen Ladies Hose, at cents
per pair, at H. Josephs'.
School was opened Tuesday In the
Wilcox school, with Miss Capitola
Smith, as teacher.
A full line of Clothing, Just receiv-
ed. at Max Lewinsons'.
Mrs. Eli Forbush went to Oak
land county, to visit her Father, and
other friends.
Clothing at cost for thirty days at
the store of M. g. H. L. Co.
A7yea old boy named Tete, was
fatally injured while fooling around
motor car in Bay City Saturday.
You will save from Is to so per cent.
by trading at the store of II. Joseph.
G. w. Wight has sold his restaurant
and rented the building to l.. Wal
lace, of Frederic.
The latest styles of Dress Goods,
lust received. at Max I.ewinsnns'
M. Simpson, at the City Market,
will deliver all goods, free of charge
which are purchased of him.
Good workingmen's pants at rs cts,
worth dollar a pair, at II. Joseph's'
l.. s. Benson will have his opening
of Spring Millinery, at his Millinery
Parlors on Tuesday, April 14th.
Try evaporated Sweet Corn, at
Claggett g. Pringles'.
1t is said that the republicans held
an election here last Monday, but it is
not known whether the democrats
have heard of it or not.
Lovers of good Teas and Coffees,
can find them, at Claggett g. Pringles'.
John Staley has bought the Garrett
Meade house, occupied by J.K. Wright,
on Michigan Avenue, for family resi-
dence.
A large assortment of Scotch Zeph-
yrs at H. Josephs'
A recent count of the Masonic frater-
nifty OF Michigan shows that there is 367
lodges, with a membership of 81 1854.
During 1890, 1874 were initiated.
The finest line of Ladies' hosiery in
town, at Ciaggett g. Pringlesy.
Mrs. VIM. Walker, OF Mackinaw. and
her two children are making her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. @. Wilcox, Wis
1t. Mrs. Walker is in very poor health.
A full line Of French Ginghams,
just received, at HI. Josephs'.
Mrs. @. w. Smith went to Flushing
to-day, to attend the funeral OF her
brother, who died at Colorado Springs,
while on his way home FROM Califor-
mia.
A complete line of DIR. Warmers cor
sets, at Claggett & Pringles'.
It. Barnum, the greatest show
man that ever lived, is dead. He was
a wonderful man whose name was fa-
miliar throughout the world.
For Pratt's Horse and Cattle Food,
call at the store Of Sailing, Hanson g.
Co.
TN.