Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-16

News come from Washington OF the
dangerous illness of Capt. ]. y. An
drews. --Otsego. Co. Herald.
s.. Il. Odell expects to leave Gray
ling. soon. aud respectfully requests
those having an account with him, to
call and settle.
Elmer Fauble, of Grove township,
proved up on his homestead, last
week.
Experienced and Registered Pharina-
cists on hand day and night to attend
to the wants of my patrons. l.. Four
nier.
The melodious voice of the frog is
again heard. He heralds the APP
proach of spring. = Onaer Recieso.
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.
II. T. Shafer, of Center Plains, has
sold over six bushels of seed corn, a
large part of which went to Ogemaw
county.
Max Lewinson keeps a full line of
Dry Goods, Clothing. Ladies' and
Gents Furnishing Goods and Fine
Dress Shoes, At lowest prices.
The name r. d. Connine was mad
vertently omitted from our election
returns of this town, last week. He
was elected Commissioner of the High
ways, by 81 majority.
Stop here and read this The latest
styles in Dress Goods and Fine Shoes,
have just been received by Max Lew
inson. next door to the Post Office.
Our farmers are busy getting their
implements ready for spring work.
And some of them have commenced
their blowing. -Mto Mall.
Every Man, Woman, and Child
should buy their shoes at Claggett &
Pringle's. A large assortment and
prices rock bottom.
The new Michigan salt trust will
have the handling of 1900, 600 bar
| els of salt each wear.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. are closing
out their entire stock of Ladies' Arc
tics. Call and see at what low prices
they are selling them.
The Lansing Journal still persists
in saying that Michigan is a doubtful
state politically. The only doubt at
present is as to the size of the Repub-
San majority. -Kalamazoo Telegraph.
None but the purest drugs and
chemicals used In dispensing. Physi-
slams prescriptions, and family recipes,
at the lowest prices. L. Fournier.
Nick Dowen was elected Supervis-
or of Glade township, Kalkaska Co.,
by his camp men, last week. This
makes his fourth term. More deInoc.
racy.
w. s. Chalker has one No. 9 Stove.
Cook with elevated oven, new, and
one Parlor Stove nearly new, which
he will sell cheap.
We stop the press long enough 20
put on our hat and coat and saunter
down the avenue to acquaint our
friends with the news of the safe arri-
val of our third son and heir. Faith
err and son doing well.-Otsego Co.
Herald.
H. Joseph, at the Opera House store
has received a full line of Ladies',
Misses and Childrens' Jackets, of the
latest styles.
This p. of /, scheme makes seven
Democrat and five Republican dis
tricts, but this is on the basis of last
falls returns and the numbers would
be at least reversed were the next
election to be held tomorrow
gan Gazette.
Workmen will notice that / am hav.
ing a big drive in Pants, half wool, at
81, 90 per pair. Boys suits at 81, so.
Mems working shirts, As cents. BOYS
pants, 40 cents. All at Max Lewisons,
next door to the Post Office
The United States government pays
the railroad companies from $21. COO.
900 to $24, 600, 600 per year for the
J transportation of the mails. The es-
timated cost for the present year il
$22, CSC, 900.
Nearly everything the free-traders
predicted as sure to rise in price under
the Mckinley bill, has come down in
price. And still the free-trade parrot
, pirates his single sentence, "the tariff
is a tax. "-MuSkegon Chronicle.
To the people of Grayling and vi
entity: 1 expect to go out of the pho
tograph business, about April LIST. and
; those wishing work done previous &c
I that date, will do well to call as soor