Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-09

suited with styles and prices OF those
New Jackets, at II. Josephs'.
DrED-At the home OF her brother,
Jasper West, In this village. Tuesday.
April 9TH, Mrs. Elsie Elizabeth Hor-
ton, aged 81 years.
Do you want to get new styles In
Dress Ginghams, Flannels. etci Ifso,
call at Max Lewinsons'.
School opened last Monday with In
creased attendance. the promotions
through all grades filed the higher
rooms, and admitting a lot of little
toddlers to the primary room.
| Ladies', clean your kid gloves with
Mather's glove cleaner, for sale only at
Fournier's Drug Store Nov.
The So ,inaw ,Presbytery will meet in
the Presbyterian church, of this place,
next Tuesday, the 14th inst. All are
cordially invited to attend the evening
meeting.
Do not forget that Sailing. Hanson
& Co. are selling 0vercoats at lower
prices than any other House in town
Perry Phelps, of Grayling, is the
owner of cutter that was the proper
ty of FIR. Marquette, of Cross village.
in 1891. While ancient in appearance
it is still In good repair. Diet. Journal.
The latest styles, the best goods, and
quality and prices to suit customers, at
the store of Max Lewinson.
John Williams has bought the
house and lot of Henry Bates, who
will move to Otsego Lake, continuing
in the employ of the Nicholson &
Hanson Lumber Co.
Many thanks arc rendered the kind
friends and neighbors who have assist
ed me SO much during the long illness
of my sister. and for their kindly care
in the last days and at the final OBJ
sequies. JASPER WEST.
Call and examine the Prize Coffee at
the store of Sailing. Hanson & Co, be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
The "Citixens Caucus" last week
fizzled out completely, the straight
partisans, of both parties indicating
their disapproval, by the character of
of the ticket named. We saw none of
the tickets in the field and judge that
none were printed.
A large assortment of Jackets at Jo-
sephs'. The ladies are invited to call
and examine them.
The only thing to regret in our cele-
bration of the Silver Anniversary of
the organization of the G.. A. r., was
the enforced absence of Post Com
mander o. j. Bell, by sudden illness.
He was to have given history of our
Post, and G. l.. Alexander should have
spoken, but was unable to remain.
700 boz. Dress Buttons just received
at Claggett & PrinGles'. Price very
A defective flue in Woodburn's store,
occupied by j. Marks, clothier, came
near causing a big fire yesterday, hav-
ing gained considerable Roadway be-
fore it was discovered. Had it been |
in the night that part of the village |
would have been destroyed.
Those Shantong Pongee dress fabrics
ut Claggett g. Pringles, are immense.
The latest novelties.
This morning the Journal received a
letter from G, w. West, of Pere Che
ney, Crawford county, who writes:
81 have taken the Tribune, but it is
getting too milky and change might
be good. Diet. Journal. But, he ran
for Constable on the Democratic tick
ct and was elected.
The place to buy your Groceries is
at Claggett & Pringles'. Their stock
is always fresh and complete.
WIN. Il. Himelbach formerly of |
Gladwin, an experienced Dry Goods |
and Clothing man, has taken posi-
ton, at Max Lewinson's store, where |
he would like to see a good share of
the patrons of this town and vicinity.
to call and see him, as our stock is
now complete.
Spring has comet So has Claggett
and Pringle's new stock of Dry Goods.
Call and see them.
The Otsego Co. Herald says, "Nine-
ty-two marriage licenses were Issued in
Otsego county last year, and as our
rich, gravelly and loamy soil is highly
productive under proper cultivation,
the fruit of these unions will no doubt
be prolific in the population line"
We would be pleased to learn what
the soil has to do with the increase of
Do you know that your subscription
20 the AVALANCHE is past due2 Come
in with your S.
Rev. e. w. Ryan and Rev. r. e.
Caster, leave tomorrow morning on