Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-01-29

Lake Superior Democrat, at ishpem-
ing. Editors Finn and Soults set up
wall about some one tryingt to bulldoze
them. Def. Journal.
We have "A small stock of Boys
Waists, that must be sold, and sold
cheap, at the Pioneer Store.
Louis Pinkous has leased a store In
Saginaw, west side of river, on Court
St., and Will occupy 1t with stock of
goods about the middle of next month.
He expects to leave Cheboygan, Feb. 1.
-Cheboygdn tribune.
Do you want to buy a cloak for
yourself or any of your girls, at your
own price, call at Max Lewinsons'.
VIM, Hisey. proprietor of the West
Branch RolIec Flour Mills, has pur-
chased between 1000 and 9, 200 bushels
of wheat from Ogemaw farmers since
August, and exchanged upwards of
5000 bushels more for flour! : West
Branch Herald.
s. H. g. Co. are closing out their
stock of Prize Coffee at reduced pri
ces. Try it.
Bert Ransier, of Grayling, had his
right hand horribly rnangled by the
accidental discharge Of a gun "A few
days since. The accident necessitated
The amputating of two Of his fingers.
Bay city Eesos.
Ladies can save Money, by buying
the famous Broadhead dress goods, at
Claggett and Pringles'.
That Grayling is favorably known
oil over the Union, is proven by the
fact, that Claggett & Pringle received
an order for goods from Santa Fe,
New Mexico, this week, which have
been forwarded, 1t pays to handle
good goods.
If you are in need of a good snow
shovel. call and purchase one OF s. IL
& Co.
Several Benton Harbor business Ia
dies are talking of starting fruit can
ming establishment. It's to be hoped
they will not botch it like the frs
fruit business woman managed. =
Detroit Netos.
Experienced and Registered Pharma
cists on hand day and night to attent
; to the wants of my patrons. l.. -Four
nier.
The foot of the whistle, and whir o
the machinery in Sailing, Hanson 4
Co.'S, mill, Tuesday morning was wei
, come music. The mill has started II
for another seasons work, but at pres
ent will not run nights. 1t is beliey
ed that their last years, cut exceeded
any single saw in the State, but the.
! propose to increase the output thi
year.
Our readers will remember that w
have special clubbing prices with al
the leading magazines and papers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. J. Rose arrived las
; Saturday morning, after a delightful
: visit in the State of New York. MI
Rose carefully observed the existin
conditions in the older settled cour
try, and decides that the labofer, me
t chanic, farmer or tradesman is bette
off here than there, with much create
opportunities for material advance
ment.
A full line of Alfred ,Dolge's Eel
Slippers and Shoes, constantly o.
hand. at the store Of Sailing, Hanso
e. Co.
: How dear to the heart is the ycllo'
pumpkin, when orchards are barren c
stufin' for piesl When peaches 9n
] apples have both been a failure, an
i berries but few have greeted on
p eyes; how fondly we turn to the corr
field-tbe fruit that our children wer
= taught to despise-the old yello'
. pumpkin, the Undiscovered pumpkin
the big bellied pumpkin that make
such good pies. EcchGnge.
-. None but the purest drugs an
=. chemicals used In dispensing. Phys
= slams prescriptions, and family recipe
; 1T the lowest prices. L. Fourier.
!, The Board of Supervisors of I'll
:. year of 1890 flushed their work la
!, Thursday night. with the remarkab
record of having been in session
n days. When we consider that prev
'e GUS Boards have nearly always occ
pied ~ days for the October sessic
e alone. and that this last Board on
Ie held two sessions during the year i
stead of three, their official promptne
in transacting the business certain
commends them highly to the tax pa
ers. West Branch Herald
In Cloaks will be sold very cheap,
~ Max Lewinsons', next door to the Pc
Office, on account of being receive
=. too late for the season.