Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-03-05

tine lowest prices, -. tOurnter.
Mr.. Charles e. Kregelo. OF Indian,
apolis. brother-in-law of Mrs. NJ. Il.
Hanson, made her short visit, Sun
day and Monday.
Call at o. j. Bells at the Post or
flee and be convinced that his stock OF
shoes is complete and price that is sure
10 suit.
M. Pheneuf Is the owner of more
furniture than he had last week, Max
Lewinson donated it along with suit
of clothing.
s. 4. Odell expects to leave Gray
ling, soon, and respectfully requests
those having an account with him, to
call and settle.
Miss. E. Bisnett, of East Jordan,
who has been attending school In
Grayling, this winter, returned to her
home last week.
q. w. Smith, Jeweler and Engrav-
er, is ready for business. Prices as
low as good work will permit. Mas
ter's Building.
The Cincinnati ice company has be-
gun to cut its crop off the lake at Har-
ison, and will employ 100 men in get
ting in the ice,
A few more pairs of Ladies, Gents,
& Boys shoes which O. j. Bell is sell
ing at special prices. Must go to make
room for new stock now arriving.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Wild, of Bir-
mingham are now residents of Detroit,
making their home with Mr.. and Mrs.
G. A. Wheeler.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. are closing
out their entire stock of Ladies' Arc
tics. Call and see at what low prices
they are selling them.
Michigan stands third from the top
in the list of states breeding trotting
horses. 1t will be first before many
years.
For first class photographs call at
s. f. Odell's Studio, opposite the
court house. Views speciality, prices
reasonable and satisfaction guaran-
teed. tt.
Mrs Ashmore's pupils will give mu-
sicale, at the Opera House, Thursday
evening, March 18th. A particularly
fine program has been prepared
Don't fail to attend.
The Bcllaire Breeze says the town
will have railroad within nine
months. In fact it says so at the close
of every item in the local column.
Another drive in Boys Suits at 81. so.
Mems first class working pants at 81. 90 ;
working shirts As cents. Boys pants
40 cents. All at Max Lewinsons, next
door to the Post Office.
A dispatch received from the Com
missioner of the General Land Office
yesterday, orders that no farther pre-
enptions of land be received at this
office, as the law is repealed.
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry. AL
so fine line of Spectacles and Eye
glasses for sale, and (eyes tested), by
II. w. Smith, Jeweler, second door
East of Opera House.
The Finnish paper Of Ishpeming, and
this does not mean the j Maurice
Finn paper, but the organ of the Fins,
will be enlarged to u seven column folio
with this weeks number. Detroit
J0ugndL.
Workmen will notice that / am hav-
ing big drive in Pants, half wool, at
81 90 per pair. Boys suits at $3.50.
Mems working shirts, 45 cents. BOYS
pants, 40 cents. All at Max lie visions,
next door to the Post Office.
Farmers should by this time know
where they will procure their seed for
spring crops, il not already secured.
There will be seed corn, for sale at
this office that has been proved in this
locality and is known to be excellent
III. Joseph has returned from New
York where he purchased the largest
stock of Dry Goods and Clothing ever
brought 10 this market. He has decid-
ed to remain here and will make it an
object for the people to continue their
patronage, at the Opera House Store.
Miss Maggie Hanson gave n recep-
ton and card party to half hundred
or more of our young people, Monday
evening, who enjoyed delightful eve
ming.
The social and dance last Thursday
night, at q. A. II. hall, by the Wo-
mems Relief Corps, was we'll attended
and passed off observation-disclosures Co.
ReUieto.
A full line of Mems Working Pants
for Sl.o0; Working Shirts As cents
Boys Pants 40 cents; Boys Suits at
81. so The best Suits ever offered be-