Crawford avalanche., 1891-03-19

er offered In Grayling, &C q, J. Bells.
Misc Emma Dewacle, OF Grnyling.
was the guest OF Mrs. G. Lyon last
Saturday aud Sunday. Miss DeWaele
is trving to organize a class In music
in the village. --Ros. Neos.
For Pratt's Horse and Cattle Food,
call at the store of Sailing, Hanson &
Co.
Charles Davis, oi Evert, has moved
into South Branch. He vii, occupy
one of Hubbard Heads houses until
he locates piece of land and builds
for hilnself. -Ros. Ne,os.
DO you want to get new styles 10
Dress Ginghams, Flannels. etci Ifso,
call at Max Lewinsons'.
County surveyor A. *. Newman.
does not recover from his illness as
rapidly as his friends desire. He is
up around the house, but not yet
able TO get to town.
What is the matter nowi o. J.
Bell is selling Shoes at prices that suit
every one.
Minor II. Ingeli, son of II. N. InGell
of Forest, was arrested at Grayling
last week and brought back to Che
| boygan to answer the charge of forg-
ing a note on A. p. McKinnon.- Che
boygaR Tribune.
Going out of business the 1st. of
| May, and goods must be sold out at
NJ. H. & l.. Co
Farmer Henry Osborn delivered
ton load of hay to Liverystable keeper
Greely, at Otsego Lake, Thursday,
the price being $1,000. He sold a ton
the next day for the Mansard House
barn for $780, Otsego Co. Herald.
You will find new. full and CON-
plete line of everything at the store of
III. Joseph.
J. H. Gallmore, of Ball, finished q
very successful little job of IDbering,
last week, and after settling all bills
had nice little bunch of filth lucre,
to carry on his farm improvements the
| coming summer.
The best Tea in town, is to be
found at the Pioneer Store of Sailing,
| Hanson & Co.
An exchange says, IA little air
Stacked lime sprinkled over the pota-
toes in the bin will preserve them from
rot, it will Immediately stop it. Ii is
a cheap and simple remedy and can
not injure the potato"
Have you seen the Boys Suits, at
81, 90, well worth 81, so, at the store of
H. Joseph.
| Look out for the Ski parade by our
lady band, Tuesday, March Path, at
2 p. M.
Do not forget that Sailing, Hanson
Il Co. are selling Overcoats at lower
prices than any other House in town.
G. E. Nichols, Taxiderlnist, yester-
day finished putting up baby lynx,
for member of the firm of Sailing,
Hanson ~ Co., of GrayliDg. 1t was
no larger than medium sized
house cat. at.-ROScomnl0n NeaCS.
The latest styles, the best goods, and
quality and prices to suit customers at
the store of Max Lewlnson.
Wolves are reported very numerous
in the vicinity of the North Branch,
Montmorency county. A pack of
them drove some men off banking
ground in broad day light n few years
go.-Bay city Times.
Fine Cigars and Tobacco's, cheapest
in town, at the restaurant of G. w.
Wight.
A Corinne man was treed by two
bears the other night and held pris-
oner, with the thermometer at zero, un-
til morning, when nsighbor came to
his rescue. Corinne is Mackinsw
county town.-Det. NeICS.
Ladies can save Money, by buying
the famous Broadhead dress goods, at
Claggett and Pringles'.
Adam Simots slew two bear near
Cheboygan, and was so excited when
telling of his prowess that he dropped
his rifle and a bullet plowed up one of
his sides. He was badly hurt.-Det.
Journal.
Call and examine the Prize Coffee at
the store of Sailing, Hanson & Co, be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Our readers will remember that we
have special clubbing prices with all
the leading magazines and papers.
Take your Watches, Clocks and jew
elry to Il. w. Smith, the Jeweler, for
repairs. Prices as low as good work
will allow.
The president of the Crawfod Coun-