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

Miss Carrie Crouch has return~d
froni her ytsit south. and Is welcomed
back by isosts OF friends.
Spring has con,~l SO hns Claegett
and Pringle's new stock OF Dry Goods.
Gail and see theM.
DO not forget chat Sailing, Hanson
n Go. are selling Ovevoats at lower
prtces than any other House In town.
There is probably no doubt but that
Wards road will be built 10 CRAWLING |
this year.
] offer to sell my show cases at
very low price, as am going out OF
business, May 18th. Max Lewinson.
T. Webster has finished his winters
work at Frederic, sold his team and
returned TO Grayiing.
The place to buy your Groceries Is
at Claggett & Prngles'. Their stock
is always fresh and complete.
A number of our citizens have set
shade trees this spring. More ought
to do SO at once.
Why don't you believe If a man Of
fers ypu goods at costi AS am going
out OF business. Max. Lewinson.
Huron and Sanilac u. A. II. men
will organize a battalion for the ma
tional encampment>
For fancy Button Hooks, French
Backing, and shoe Laces, call at o. j..
Bells
Chas. W. Harder has returned from
Owosso, for a visit at least, and will
probably make this permanent
home. He is welcome back.
For Pratt's Horse and Cattle Food,
call ut the store of Sailing, Hanson &
Co.
| u. b. Conner has purchased the
warehouse of Blodgett and Byrne'
and now carries Hay, Grain and feed
In addition to his former business.
4 A sure shot. am selling out al
cost. and will 60 out of business, Ma,
18th. Max Lewipson.
Center Plains locals were received
last week too late. Our correspon
dents should get their items here bI
Tuesday noon.
Do you know that your subscription
% the AVALANCHE is past due2 Conn
in with your 8 5.
A. J. Rose came near losing hi
property by forest fires He had t.
work all last night with help, to saw
his fences.
A little boy watching for Suckers
at the dam last evening spearcd
speckled Trout which weighed near
ly two pounds and half.
Those Shantong Pongee dress fabric
at ClaggetJ s. Pringles, are Immense
. The latest novelties.
Conductor Richards, not getting rid
enough on the railroad, has bougi
a fine driving horse, and enjoys q spl
4 off 6tlfN
Max Lewinson is going out of bus
II ness, May 18th. and is selling of b
goods at cost.
$, Pros. Atty. Bell was confined
the house nearly all of last week, b'
y is out again, and attending to bus
st ness.
Remember what say!-I sell goo'
at cost and by the 18th of May l.
going away, Max Lewinson.
= J. F. Hum was surprised by
!. host of friends dropping in to he
him celebrate his 10th birthday, la
week.
;" WAY DOWN, NOT IN QUILT
but i'm pricel For the next 80 day
lis Geo. H. Bonnell will make photos
en- g, 80 per dozen.
Sheriff wakely and family ride tn
L. new carriage. One of the Flint, car
py top road wagons, which makes
s. comfortable and stylish rig.
ng Experienced and Registered Pharn
cists on hand day and night to ate
is, to the wants of my patrons. l.. Fo'
nier.
m. w. Mccullough drove Bay g
,ad man to Roscommon, Monday, "
says Macs Black team are the I'm
drivers in this part of the state.
be
,se Every Man, Woman, and Oh
should buy their shoes at Clagget'
Pringles. 4 large assortment
H. prices rock bottom.
The residence of John Mason,
Manistee county, burned last We
be with q loss of 81, 900; insured for
ng, 600