Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-05-07


NJ simpson has just received a fun
line Of Canned Goods. Teas. Coffees.
Flour. sc. &C., at the City Market on
Cedar Street He can supply your
tables better than any store.
Or all the mean men in the world
the meanest are those who subscribe
for paper, take IL two or three years
and then refuse to take II out of the
Office, or move away and will not pay
for It. He is first cousin to the despis-
able cuss who gets you TO trust him
and then goes somewhere else to trade
for fear he will have to pay the old
debt. He Is mean enough to talk
through his nose to save wearing out
his mouth. = West branch Herald.
w. s. Chalker has one No. Q Stove.
Cook with elevated oven, new. and
one Parlor Stove nearly new, which
he will sell cheap.
bad breaks" have been character
istics of the Grant monument commit
tee of New York, but 1t reversed things
when 1t brake ground for the founda-
ton of tie monument the other day.
May there be no more brakes to in
terfere with the early completion of
this long delayed work.
Mrs. s. p. Smiths Millinery store
is in Masters building, two doors
east of the opera house. 1t will not
pay anyone to reduce her prices.
49, South, Joliet. IN. comes up smiling
with a $500, GOO mandatory of tin
plate, to be managed by Englishmen
whose family has for generations been
engaged in the successful making of
the article. The operations for this
will furnish a better market for farm
products than the whole of some for
eign countries. National tribune.
H. Joseph. at the Opera House store
has received n full line of Ladies',
Misses and Childrens' Jackets, of the
latest styles.
Anti-McKinley bill journals are max
ing much less noise than formerly.
With wheat ut 81 20 bushel, corn ut
80 cents; with sugar and coffee at re-
luced prices and the little tin dinner
- = = =. he farmer and Iaborer are
no finger disposed to listen fU tie false
notes that emanate from the free
trade organs. Day city Tribune.
WorkInen will notice that am hav-
ing q big drive ia Pants, half wool, at
81, 90 per pair. Boys suits at $3.50.
u lens working shirts, As cents. BOYS |
pants, 40 cents. All at Max lie visions,
next door TO the Post Office.
A fact which must not be lost sigh. !,
II in any discussion of republican,
of the finances of the ma
ion, that since Ben :aman Harrison was
naugurated PRESIDENT, we have paid
265, 600, 900 of the bonded debt. can
cling that amount of bonds and stop
ing the interest thereon. Toledo
Blade.
Every person who purchases 500. 90
forth of goods of FL. Joseph, will re-
Give copy of the life of General
herman. The goods need not all
e purchased at one time. Each pur-
base is punched in ticket which the
ustomer will receive when he makes
is first purchase.
A year from now, when the United |
tates gets to making its own supply
I tin plates, our exports of iron and
teel will exceed our Imports. 1t is a
reat triumph for protection, that un-
er our tariff system, the United States
ow leads the world in the produ,- ,
on of both iron and steel Detroit .
Yi6une.
A full line of Mems Working Pants
,r Si.o0. Working Shirts As cents;
'oys' Pants 40 cents; Boys Suits at I
|. so. The best Salts ever offered be-
're at So 90. All these bargains to be
nd Mt Max Lewinsons, next door to
he Post Office. 1