Crawford avalanche., 1891-03-19

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Nice Evaporated Sweet Corn, at
C,aegett & Pringles'.
Framk Bell returned to his home in
the upper Peninsula last week.
A good house to rent on the South
side. Enquire here.
Fre.h Cakes and Crackers, Away
on hand at @. w. Wixhts'.
G. L. Alexander has gone 20 Ann
Arbor on business trip.
Do not forget to ask o. J. Bell to see
some of his special bargains In shoes.
A Wild eat was caught about six
miles north of Clare, Monday.
The best Teas g. Coffees, ia town. at
Claggett and Pringles'-
g. L. Alexander. of Grayiing, was in
the village on Monday. -Ros. Nens.
Watches bought and sold, by q. w.
Smi:h. Jeweler, Grayling.
Read Sailing, Hanson s. Co.'S new
advertisement, on first page.
Nice Select candy, IL cents a pound
at C. w. WIghts'.
Mrs. Charles Trombley has returned
from a pleasant visit at Bay City.
Strictly Fresh Eggs, at Claggett Il
Pingies.
Main J. Connine, of Oscoda made
fiying business visit here last Friday.
He is ever welcome.
You can get those Friendship Brace
lets of G. w. Smith, the Jeweler.
Lieut.. Baker will deliver his lecture
ON j. Wilkes Boothe. the assas-
sin of Lincoln, Mt the Opera House,
Thursday evening, March ,26th.
Fresh Oysters, always on hand, at
the Restaurant Of G. w. Wight.
We are ready to testify that E. AL
ger catches as fine fish in Portage
lake AS was ever prepared for our ta-
BILE. aud he knows we are fond of fish.
Now is the time to secure bargains
at the store of II. & II. L. Co.
Christopher Mcdowell, of Bay City,
a well known marine engineer, and an
old resident of that city, died of heart
disease last Monday.
Buy your drugs and medicines OF l..
Fournier, registered pharmacist.
Mrs. George Metcalf, of Center
Plains Is suffering from very acute
attack of neuralgia. DIR. Ewes is the
attending physician. --Ros. Nesos.
A big line of mems working shirts,
at2S cents each, at II. Josephs'.
Mrs. r. q. Peters. wife OF the Man
istee ex-lumber baron, is said TO be
teaching English in the schools at Ly-
ons. France.
A full line of Clothing, just receiv-
ed. at Max Lewinsons'.
Rev. Taylor. of Grayling, occupied
the pulpit at the NJ. <. church Tues
dav and Wednesday evenings. -RoS.
NelDs.
Choice Candies from 12 to 35 cts. per
pound. at q. w. Wight's Restaurant.
The old soldiers in Mic and vicinity
are about to organize Post of the
Grand Army at that place.
Clothing at cost for thirty days at
the store of M. g. II. L. Co.
Sixteen inches OF snow fell between
seven o'clock Tuesday morning and
Wednesday morning.
You will save from 25 to 80 per cent.
by trading at the store of II. Joseph.
Mrs. s. p. Smith is in the East look
ing up the latest styles in Hats and
Bonnets.
Choice Roll Butter, at Claggett &
Pringles'.
G. w. Wight went to Bay City to
arrange with the commandery there
for the funeral of J. o Hadley.
Wieht's restaurant is open day and
night. Meals served at all hours.
Lieut.. Colonel L. J. Patterson, of
Grayling, mustered in camp of the
Sons of Veterans, at Vanderbilt, on
the 9Th inst.
The latest styles of Dress Goods,
just received, at Max Lewinsons'.
The bodies of Philo Strickland and
Ernest Strickland, who died in Blaine
a short time ago were brought here
last Tuesday and sent to the southern
part of the state for burial.
Vermont Maple Syrup a. Pure Maple
sugar, at Claggett & Pringles'.
The Holly preserving company is
going to handle 100000 bushels OF
encnmbers this spring, the product OF