Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-23

j. A. Breakey, OF Center Plains, has
flock of nearly hundred sheep,
that will compare favorably with any
In the State.
Sweet. Orr & Co. Pants and Over
alls, warranted not to rip, at ii. Jo-
seph's.
Our typo, last week. gave the Alma
college library 80, 900 volumes, when It
should have been 5000. mere mat
ter of one 0.
Ladies' Misses and Children can be
suited with styles and prices Of those
New Jackets, at H. Josephs'.
Perry Richardson was In town last
Monday with barrel of fine Maple
syrup. which he sold as fast as 1t
could be measured.
Do you want to get new styles In
Dress Ginghams, Flannels, etci Ifso,
call at Max Lewinsons'.
Lies regarding the Mckinley law
made Michigan Democratic last No
vember. but the truth about the act
made it Republican last week. In
dianGpolis Journal.
Do not forget that Sailing, Hanson
& Co. are selling Overcoats at lower
prices than any other House in town /.
Advertisers are notined thar here
after no standing advertisements will
be changed later than Tuesday, and
locals should be handed in by Tues
day afternoon.
The latest styles, the best goods, and
quality and prices to suit customers, at
the store of Max Lewinson.
Hon. Stephen v. r. Trowbridge,
formerly attorney general of the state,
died at his residence in Birmingham
yesterday, aged SO years.
Call and examine the Prize Coffee al
the store of Sailing. Hanson & Co, be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Elmer Ostrander, began blowing for
spring crops the 9Th inst. There was
plenty of snow and ice in the woods,
but he was on the sunny side of a hill.
7OODoz. Dress Buttons Just received,
at Claggett g. Pringles'. Price very
low.
"Dame Fortune frequently is shy,
And oft denominated tickle;
But now she smiles, for we can buy
: A pound of sugar for nickel"
A large assortment of Jackets at 10
, sephs'. The ladies are invited to cal
and examine them.
$4,000 Trout were planted in the
Ausable last week, by Archer and Wal
ter Babbitt, from the State hatchery
at Paris.
Those Shantong Pongee dress fabrics
| ut Claggett g. Pringles', are immense
I The latest novelties.
The angel of Death entered the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rabbit, or
Monday, and took from them thei
infant son, Edward. The funera
services were held at the residence
Tuesday afternoon.
Going out of business the LIST. o
May, and goods must be sold out a
M. H. & l.. Co.
Set out some shade trees this spring
and beautify your home. 1t costs bu
little and adds greatly to the appear
+ ance of your property and town. b
! sure to set out some trees.
For Pratt's Horse and Cattle Food
I call at the store of Sailing, Hanson
Co.
= The Executive Committee OF tn
( Soldiers and Sailers Association 70
Northern Michigan, will meet for til
| LThuSdCJiOu VI cuCh OuSiDVoc 10 iho
come before it, at Grand Army Hall
in Grayling, May I'd, 1891.
The place to buy your Groceries
at Claggett & Pringles'. Their stoc
is always fresh and complete.
A large crowd gathered at the pol
raising by the q. A r. last Tuesdo,
y Notwithstanding the inclemency of th
weather. 1t was raised aud the co
ors flung to the breeze without niue
If difficulty. West Branch Herald.
% Spring has comet So has Clagget
q and Pringle's new stock of Dry Good
Call and see them.
lie Do you know that your subscriptio
X 20 the AVALANCHE is past duet Con
Il in with your So.
s. 4. Odell expects to leave Ora
'e ling. soon, and respectfully reques
those having an account with him,
II. call and settle.
st Jcweler, Geo. w. Smith, of Ora
ling, was visiting Gaylord friends la
rs Saturday. He formerly ran a shop
this place. He is pleased with his J
cation at Crawling and believes he.wi