Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-07-09

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None but the purest drugs an,
chemicals used In dispensing Physi
slams prescriptions. and family recipes
At the lowest prices. l.. Fournier.
Harry Evans Is studyirg Pharmac,
and making himself generally usefu
ut Fournier's drugstore.
"A tlling of beauty Is Joy forever
Those new Aristotypes are beanties,
J Call at Bonnells' and see them. Only
$3.50 per dozen.
Mrs. o. Palmer and Miss Ida Bailey
are visiting with Mrs. DIR. Niles, in
Oscoda county.
Experienced and Registered Pharina-
cists on hand day and night to attend
to the wants of my patrons. l.. Four
nier.
Tire printing of the proceedings OF
the Board of supervisors is done in
Gladwin county for Sf.
q. w. Smith has just received a
large assortment of Clocks, of differ
ent styles, which he will sell at low
| figures.
A large number of otfr young people
went to GAYLORD, Saturday evening to
take IN play at that place. Uncle
Toms Cabin was too common.
Every Man, Woman, and Child
should buy their shoes at Claggett &
Pringle's. A large assortment and
prices rock bottom.
Marvin Post. G.. A. Il. No 240, will
meet IN regular encampment, next
Saturday evening, the 18th, ut the usu-
al hoHf.
Advertisers are notified that here
after ITO standing advertisements will
be changed later than Tuesday, and
locals should be handed in by Tues
Jay AFTERNOON.
One dollar reward will he paid to
the finder of a penknife that was left
on table at the picnic grounds, last
Saturday, if brought to this Office.
The Royal hay-rake is for sale here,
and is tile best IN the market, but If it
doesn't rain soon, a fine tooth comb is
all that will be needed THIS year.
The Band connected with the Unclc
TOMS Cabin Troupe, assisted greatly
in making the exercises ON the Fourth
more lively and inspiriting.
DIR. c. W. Smith, wife and son,
went to Gaylord last Saturday eve.
ming, and took in the play put on the
boards by native talent in thst city.
M. Simpson has just received a full
line of Canrs1d Goods, Teas, Cotfees.
Flour, &c. &C., ut tlse City Market on
Cedar Street. fts can supply your
tables better than any store.
Miss Bessie Nicholson gave a pleas
ant party last Friday evening. There
was daneinss.at tbe Op-rs House and
all sorts of fun at the residence.
j. F. Kelley, tinsmith, is prepared
to do all Kinds of work in the Way of
repairing. Eve tro*sAs and sp~asing
put TRIP at lowest rates.
Mrs. win Reuter-. Formerly Miss
Jennie Purchase, of Milwaukee. il
making her father Il visit. She is ac-
coiApanied by YOUNG heir.
,. F Keley, tinsnith, has open.
ed % shop in tire Mitchell buildingS next
door to the Post Office, where Iae will
attend 20 all work in his line with
prompthess and dispstch. Prices rea.
sonable
ed with fruit, and lac has Eutternut
trees, raised from the nuts, which are
bearing this year. Come North.
Comrtt.e A. j. Rose went to Milo.
yesterday TO muster in new Post ot
the q. AZ II. under orders from w.
partment Headquarters.
The rosd bed of the Ward road from
Alba to etrayling is ready fcr the iron,
and stock will be rolling over il before
all.-Des. Journal.
West Fay City people think tbSt
the government contract with 4. ~.
Wheeler for four light-ships will have
a tendency to boom tile town.
I Miss TAlie Hanson gsrve Tea So
cal at tlke residence of her parents, on
IPeninsuIhr Avenue. last Monday eve
ming. 1t was pronounced success.
The new Aristotvpe is bound to GO.
kCombining superior beauty of detail,
thigh enamel, finish, and much greater
permanency. 1t is decided advance
lin Photography.
Bonnell makes them, s.. Tper doz
Lee Trumley and his sitter. Mrs.
eDickey, went TO the Southern portion
Eof the State, last week, on a visit to
friends and relatives.
/ SapIe-~ II Wakelev speared a Stnr