Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-11-05

A fne line OF Maniel and Nickel
Clocks very cheap. at g. w. Smiths',
two door East OF Opera House.
1.-THE Temple of Fame. was given
at the Caro- opera house by local tai.
ent. last week. 10 n crowded house.
Claggett and PrinsIe have just re-
ceived their new Teas. They are the
first pickings and very choice. Try
them.
Henry Funck, of South Branch has
brought In a sample of corn raised on
his farm which would be hard to beat.
Every man, woman and child sbOald
bay their shoes of O. J. Bell. Whyi
Because he has the Largest and best
assorted stock.
Judge Waldron brought in BASKET
of winter radishes, planted Sept. 1st-
which weighed nearly pound a piece.
Ladies call at Claggett and PrIngles'
and see the great bargains they are Of
fering in towels. only Is cents, worth
twice the money.
Mrs O. Palmer had the pleasure
of a visit from her sister, Mrs. DR..
Niles. of Oscoda county, the first OF
the week.
"A thing of beauty is q Joy forever"
Those new Aristotypes are beauties,
Call at Bonnells' and see them. ORly
| So. so per dozen.
The sensational play of dot" will
be given at the Opera House, this
evening. Tomorrow night, Little
Ferret.
The Supreme Court says: Intelli
gent men who are the most competent
jurors are usually readers of newspa.
pers.
Every Man, Woman, and Child
should buy their shoes at Claggett &
Pringle's. 4 large assortment and
prices rock bottom.
f. r. Deckrow has concluded tn con-
tinue in the Wind Mill business, and
thinks Grayling is good enough fol
him for location. See ad. In anoth
er column.
Frank Deckrow is putting down q
Tubular Well for Messrs. Smith & Co
il the hardwood, ia Beaver Greek
township.
Remember the performances at the
Opera House, to night and Tomorrow
evening. Admission rs, and IS cents
Children Is cents.
MrsS. =. Smith, of Grayling, is al
the Exchange Hotel to-day, showing .
fine line of millinery goods. -Ros
Democrat.
Addison Stevenson, who shot Johr
Mole in the thigh at a Bay City dance
was sentenced to the Detroit house o.
correction for three months.
Arrangements are being perfected tC
have an ice skating rink here this win
ter. The floor of the old roller rink
will be flooded for that purpose.
Pinconning has suffered so man!
losses by fire this fall that it only re
quires few taps on the fire bell tC
make the whole town turn out.
Deer hunters are coming in on every
train, and there are now ten hunters
to every deer. The hunting season
being short is some consolation.
fuckers Metropolitans opened nj
the Opera House, last evening
Change of program tonight and to
morrow night. Admission, rs and 81
cents; children Is cts.
Do not make n mistake but take
your Watches, Clocks and Jewellery
for repairs to G.. w. Smith, Jewelel
and Engraver. Prices as low as good
work permits.
The Noble Outcast, the opening
play of f ak fuckers engagement
at the Opera Ho Use, next "Wednesday
evening, Nov. 4th.
The death of Judge Marston re
moves man eminent for his rapid
rise and rare professional success. A
genial and joyous spirit, also, has
gone over to the majority.
F. L. Hadley. of Holly, an old resi-
dent of Grayling, was in town the be
ginning of the week. He brought up q
car load of apples which he sold tc
Messrs Claggett & Pringle.
NJ. Simpson has just received full
line of Canned Goods, Teas, Coffees,
Flour &C., &c., at the City Market or
Cedar Street. He can supply your
tables better than any other store.
Rev. r. ii. Sinclair, former pastor
of the Presbyterian church in this
city, was installed as pastor of new
ly organized Presbyterian church in
Bay City The services took place
Tuesday evening.
The new Aristotvpe is bound to GO