Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-02

Going out OF business the LIST. of
May, and goods must be sold out at
NJ. II. & l.. Co.
John McNeil--drunk and disorderly |
second offense Justice WOODBURY.
said 60 days in Detroit-He went.
A complete line of DIR. Warmers cor
sets, at Claggett & Pringles'.
The CRAWFORD AVALANCHE, pub
lished at Grayling. has been enlarged
to eight pages and otherwise improved.
Cheboggan Tribune.
The best Tea in town, is to be
found at the Pioneer Store of Sailing,
Hanson g. Co.
A Post of the Grand Army of the
Republic has been organized at Mic.
with "a charter members, and has been
named after Gen. Sherman.
Ladies, clean your kid gloves with
Mather's glove cleaner, for sale only at
Fournier's Drug Store. Nov.
III. Joseph, at the Opera House store
has received a full line of Ladies',
Misses and Childrens Jackets, of the
latest styles.
The CRAWFORD AVALANCHE, pub
lished at Grayling, has been enlarged
to eight pages and otherwise improv-
ed.-Bay city Times.
Do not forget that Sailing, Hanson
& Co. are selling Overcoats at lower
prices than any other House in town .
John Leline, of South Branch, has
been hauling potatoes to town this
week. He received rs cents bushel
for them. RIOS. Ne,os.
The latest styles, the best goods, and
quality and prices to suit customers, at
the store of Max Lewinson.
Joseph Royce. who has been occupy
ing ID. Poss' house in South Branch,
during the winter has moved back on
his farm in Ball township.-Roscom'
mon NeIcS.
Fine Cigars and Tobacco's, cheapest
in town, ut the restaurant of G. w.
Wight.
Learned men tell us that in Latin
the word editor means Ito eat" In
the United States it means to scratch
around like blazes to get something t.
eat.-Ec.
Call and examine the Prize Coffee al
the store of Sailing, Hanson & Co, be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The G. A. r., will celebrate the 25tl
anniversary of the organization of the
fraternity, Monday evening, April 9Th
every Post in the union will hold ap
propriate exercises the same evening.
Stop here and read this The lates
STYLES in Dress Goods and Fine Shoes
have Just been received by Max Lew
inson, next door to the Post Office.
Do you know that your subscription
20 the AVALANCHE is past duel CONF
in with your S s.
Do not forget that Sailing, Hanson
& Co. keep full line of Pingre'
? & Smiths Shoes on hand, and which
/, they are selling at low prices,
Everybody, especially the ladies will
I be pleased to read the opening an
nouncement of Mrs. S. p. Smith, il
this issue. It is time for new sprinI
hat.
Max Lewinson keeps a full line o.
Dry Goods, Clothing, Ladies' anC
. Gents Furnishing Goods and Fine
+. Dress Shoes, at lowest prices.
}. Mr.. Pond, of Bay City, who ha
|. bought NJ. Doyle's home and takes hi
place here on the line, is an old vet
] eran of the 2nd cavalry, a comrade o
Postmaster Jones. He Is welcome.
r. Experienced and Registered Pharmo
|. cists on hand day and night to atten
to the wants of my patrons. l.. -Four
nier.
The republican caucus fox TOWNSHIP
officers, meets at the Town Hall, Sa
- urday evening. Do not fail to atten
it, and on Monday vote for the nom
nees.
81 w. s. Chalker has one No. Stove
is Cook with elevated oven, new, an
one Parlor Stove nearly new, whic
he will sell cheap.
s. Rev. N. J. Guyer, of Chicago, r.
cent graduate of the Theological Sem
" nary in that city, will preach in th
- Presbyterian church, next Sabbath
both morning and evening.
" None but the purest drugs an
chemicals used in dispensing. Phys
'r slams prescriptions, and family recipe
d. 1t the lowest prices. L. Fourier.
Sheriff Wakely, of Grayling, was
u the village yesterday and on his retur
q took two prisoners with him, one I