Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-14

LEI q ti4ot clu1r WV At@,N t'~*,t@ ~ WV,
working shirts as cents. boys' p~nts
10 cents. An az Max Lewissons, next 1
loor 90 the Post Ofiice.
Geo. fIartnsan. of Ball township.
,ss Two fresh MIX Cows whtsh he will
'eIl on reasonable terms Address
Vim at Jack PHO p. o.
No trouble ~ show gcods. Cah
.nd examine besore purchasing else
where. 0. J. BesA
Samuel SmRh, OF South Brauch, /
lied at the residence OF Samuel Curtis,
II that township. ca the 25th. last.
He was over eighty years of age.
Sewing Machines and Musical In
struments repaired by G. w. Smith,
Jeweler
Big scare, Big smoke and iittle
fire at the Grayling house one day
last week, no material damage, but
Perry nearly tainted.
Cali and examine the Prize Coffee at
the store of Sailing. Hanson h Go, be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
L. l.. Barkee started Monday to eS-
plore the proposed li,ses FROM here TO
Lake City. preparatory to the survey
for tire new Railroad.
Remember ! will sell out nay entire
stock by May the 18th. Everything
goes cheap, as Max Lewinsons'.
Some method should be devised TO
keep small boys from playing ON the
logs in the pond above the mill. Ii is
dangerous pastime.
Going out of business, by May 18th.
Every thing goes cheap, at Max Lew
insons,
Mrs. L. r. Wright and her mother
are visiting in Gratiot county, and l..
II. has to console himself with hotel
fare.
The latest styles, the best goods, and
quality and prices to sait customers, al
the store of Max LewiDso n,
People in the fruit belt country claim
Unit Jfrc nIgu wuu wrrr0u ao0OsnPUDfoo
the cold snap saved the peaches anc
other fruits from the frost.
Now is your chance to buy goods
at cost, as I'm selling out, Max Levin
son.
O. J, Bell has just received line o
Mems, Ladies' and childrens' shoes
that are fine.
Texas has large number of Grau'
Army posts, for an extreme southern
state, also nine Women's relief corp
and G. A. r. paper, lately started
Notice, / have at once decided I
sell out my entire stock, before Ma
the 18th. Everything at cost at Ma
Lewinsone'.
Sheriff Wakely has reset the dea
trees In the Court House yard, and, b
| free use of the hydrant, has the law
n fine condition.
Advertisers are notified that herr
after no standing advertisements wi
be changed later than Tuesday, an
locals should be handed in by Tues
day afternoon,
Sailing, Hanson & Co. are closin
out their entire stock of Ladies' Are
, tics. Call and see at what low price
they are selling them.
Notwithstanding the drouth, OF
farmers are crowding their sprin
: work, Seeding is nearly completed
, and planting fairly begun.
Stop here and read this! The late
STYLES in Dress Goods and Fine Shoe
have Just been received by Max Lev
inson. next door to the Post Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cutler n
moved the body of their little 10
: who died last winter, to their o
1 home in Tuscola County, last wee
None bat the purest drugs AT
a chemicals used In dispensing. Ply
D. slams prescriptions, and family recipe
a 1t the lowest prices, l.. Fourier.
Rev. wn. Putnam has been homo
A. ed with the appointment of G.. A.
d Chaplain for the veterans of the sta
r of Washington, at the recent gath'
ing at Puyallup. q growing city ne
Tacoma. --Otsego Co. Herald.
10 / have just received some We
st fine Lace Braids, which / am offeril
for only 3Oc, also School Hats I
"a l15c. Mrs. S. p. Smith, Millin
& Grayling.
ID Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. II. Cooper a
daughter Bessie spent last Sunday
In Grayling with Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
tx Smith, Mrs. s. being Mr.. Cooper's 4
L. ter. They returned Monday.-0tst
Co. Ne1Cs