Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-12-31

All tuooc Wishing "uy ofhtW WI
done. win please call early.
Something new IN breakfast food.
Very nice. Try It, at claggett aud
Pringles'.
A movement IL on foot to establish
post-route over the new railroad to
Lewiston. Twin Lakes.)
II you want TO make your Lady
friend present call and purchase one
Of those silk Embroidered Handker-
chiefs at s. III. s.. Co.
+. @. Hanson has been quite sick
for the past week, but is now conva-
lescent, though very weak.
Ladies buy those cleaned Currants.
at Claggetts and Pringles'. They will
save you time and labor. No grit in
your cake.
School will open next Monday. The
holiday rest should give the children
increased zeal In their work.
Ladies buy your Wooden hosiery. at
Claggett & Pringles'. They have a
fine line, selected, specially for their
trade.
Real Estate for Merchandise. or
Merchandise for Plains farms. or Town
1 81 - A.. IN. - n
futile Il Go.
The Drummer Boy of the RIPARIAN.
mock, Jan. 18th and 14ht. Entertain
ments for the benefit of John Wilcox,
who is now In hospital at Ann Arbor.
Joseph Montour has been vic tim g.
La Grippe, for the past week or more,
but recovered sufficiently to visit Bay
City, Tuesday.
s. H. & Co. have a fine assortment
of beautiful Hanging Lamps. Table
Lamps, and Chamber Sets, either of
which will make beautiful and use
full Christmas present.
The Drummer Boy of the Kappa
hammock, January 18th and IA. En-
tertainments for the benefit of John
J Wilcox, who is now in the hospital at
Ann Arbor.
j. J. Maiden, the engineer for the
Nicholson, Hanson lumber Co., was
in town Tuesday, visiting his grand
daughter, at Pringles'
Grand Band Concert and Ball will
be given by the Gaylord City Band,
at the town hall in Frederic, Friday,
new years night, January LIST, '92.
, Misses Bessie Nicholson, Tillie, and
Maggie Hanson, Emma Hanson, Mary
Jorgerson and Mary Mantz went to
Otsego Lake last Saturday, for a
brief visit.
Smith Il Beatty have their mill in
Beaver Greek ready for business with
over 200, 900 #. choice logs to start
on. All hard wood.
Do not make a mistake but take
your Watches, Clocks and Jewellery
for repairs to G. w. Smith, Jeweler
and Engraver. Prices as low as good
: work permits.
J. w. and Miss Fannie Staley are
home from Albion College for the hol
iday vacation.
A fine line of Mantel and Nickel
Clocks very cheap, at G.. w. Smiths',
two door East of Opera House.
Jno. Hildreth, of Center Plains has
traded his farm for Tennessee land
Report says he is about to open store
: at Cheney.
Mrs, II. Joseph is in Detroit, where
: Mr.. Joseph will meet her tomorrow
8 and they will start for q visit in the
East.
Mrs. G. L. DeWale visited Roscom,
, mon last week, to look after n new
grandson. who had made his appear
ance at Henry's residence in that vii.
lage.
Arthur Brink was called to Genesee
county Christmas, by the illness OF his
Uncle. s. Cassimer. Mrs. Cassimer
has also been quite i'll, but both are
reported convalescent.
Buy your Shoes at Claggett q Prin.
gles'. They have the best line in town
for wear, tear and durability. Sole
: agents for the celebrated Rindge
Bertch Shoes.
The Alpena paper pulp factory last
: week shipped 22O, 800 pounds of it,
: product 30 different parts of the Uni
ted States.
r Arthur NJ. Clark, of Lexington,
: grand lecturer of the Masonic order
was the first Democrat to tel Gov.
Winans he would love to be secretary
. of state.
NJ. Simpson has just received full
line of Canned Goods, Teas. Coffees
Flour &c.. &C., at the City Market OF
Cedar Street. He can supply YOU
tables better than any other store.