Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-11-12
Fresh GoId dust, at the City Market

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Fresh Gold dust, at the City Market.
Charles Mccullough thiaks his new
clerk Is a dandy
Cab. Photos. $3.50 per doz., at the
GrayliRg Gallery.
AdeTbert TAYLOR has received an
increase of pension.
Choice Confectionery and Cigars, at
Jackson a. Masters.
8. Perry Youngs has been appointed
postmaster at Stanton.
Mems Hand Kat Mitts aud Socks.
at Claggett & Pringies'.
A lest-making concern st Dayton,
o., will move to Cheboygan.
The best Pickles in town are found,
at Simpsons City Market.
Ask Braden to show you those new
holdings for picture frames.
Messrs. jackson g. Master handle the
Western Cottage Organ
Comrade r McElroy has been gran
ted deserved increase of pension.
60 to Fournier's Drug store for
School Books and Tablets.
Hard cider and drunken Indians are
very plentiful in northern Michigan.
Mrs. s. z. Smith is giving great
bargains in Trimmed Millinery.
The rains OF the past week were OF
great benefit to fall grain and grass.
A first class feed cutter for sale
cheap, at this Office.
BoRN-Thursday. Nov. 10, to Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Mccullough, a son.
Simpson has just received an iavoice
of fresh cheese. at the City Market.
Cashmere Moore, scalded in boiling
brine at Bay City salt block, died
Sunday.
The AVALANCHE and Detroit IfF6-
une, one year, for a dollar and half
The women's Relief Corps will meet
at ti,-ir hall, Saturday afternoon OF
this week.
Mems Working Pants. for $3.50 and
upwards, at Claggett & PriDgles'.
In this section, wheat was never in
better condition to go iuto winter
quarters.
Ladies will find new and complete
line of Dress Flannels, at Ciaggett q
Pringles'.
For really fine potatoes, the Jersey
Peach Blow, raised by w. f. Brink,
take the prize.
Pancake time is here, so is Claggett
g. Pringles' Pure Duckwheat Flour.
They always have it.
The Y. p. s. Q. E.. is steadily grow
ing in interest and menbers. 1t can
not fail to be of benefit.
IL you want first class Sewing Ma
chi;,e, buy the American or Domestic
of Jackson g. Masters.
Marvin Post No. 2i0, Grand Army
of the Republic, will meet on Satur-
day evening of this week.
Something new in breakfast food.
Very nice. Try it, at Ciaggett and
Pringles'.
C. NJ. Jackson and Will Masters
OF Gents f afniishlMHss P s5o for stock
Claggett and Pringle serve the best
drinks in town, consisting of choice
Teas, CofTees and Cocoa.
Miss Alice Butler started for De-
troit, Monday morning, for course
in business college, in that city.
Did you see the cork shoes for men,
at Bells. They are only So, and are
worth twice the money.
Real Estate for Merchandise. or
Merchandise for Plains farms. or Town
property. Call at Grayling House.
Gents, go to Ciaggett and Pringles
for your Neck Wear. They have the
finest line in town. made to order.
l.. st. John was in GAYLORD last
week, for examination by the Board.
His prospect for getting pension, is
good.
An elegant line of Millinery and
Fancy Goods at Mrs. s. p. Smiths, ,
two doors East of Opera House.
John Fluent, of Waters, was in
town short time last Saturday. lie
has purchased nice home at Otsego
Lake.
Every man, woman and child should
buy their shoes of O. j. Bell. Why
Because he has the largest and best
assorted stock.
Jay Miller. of South Branch lost