Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-04-30

Nr" Soonoeo, nv - '~'ot''N
Jud Metz having gone west, ]. N.
Schuneman has taken his place In
Conner's Store at Red Oak, Oscoda
county.
Spring has comel So has Claggett
and Pringle's new stock of Dry Goods.
Call and see them.
j. M. Finn has sold his store build
ings on the corner to Oscar Johnson.
Consideration So 500 cash. Their fu-
ture use Is as vet a conundrum.
Do you want to get new styles ia
Dress Ginghams. Flannels, etc9 Ifso,
call at Max Lewinsons'.
Whoever is cutting wood on the
Southwest quarter of % in this
town, better look out or they will get
into trouble.
Do not forget that Sailing, Hanson
& Co. are selling Overcoats at lower
prices than any other House in town.
There is q pig at Junction City, Kan,
which weighs 1852 pounds. 1t is be-
lieved to be the largest hog in the
world, on four feet.
The place to buy your Groceries is
at Claggett g. Pringles'. Their stock
is always fresh and complete.
Negotiations are progressing favora-
bly, for the construction of the Grand
Rapids, Grayling and Alpena railroad.
Atlanta Tribune.
For Pratt's Horse and Cattle Food,
call at the store of Sailing, Hanson g.
Co.
The average age of the union veter-
ans at present is SO years, and the av-
erage death age 81. AT least 10000
a year are dying.
Going out of business the LIST. of
May, and goods must be sold out at
Nj. II. & l.. Co.
Do you know that your subscription
% the AVALANCHE is past due9 Come
in with your S S.
Those Shantong Pongee dress fabrics
Mt Claggett &c Pringles'. are immense.
The latest novelties.
Arbor day will be observed by ap-
propriate exercises in the high-school
room. Thursday from Is o'clock p
IN. Every body is cordially invited to
attend.
Remember what say!-I sell goods
at cost and by the 18th of May I'm
going away, Max Lewinson.
Mr.. Putnam, formerly station agent
at Frederic. has received the appoint
: ment of night operator at Orting
g Washington, at salary of $4,000 Z
. month.
Experienced and Registered Pharma
!, cists on hand day and night TO attenC
to the wants of my patrons. l.. -Four
nier.
D Mrs. Edith Blackburn, of Grayling
who has been visiting her mother, Mrs
II. Clifford, was taken very i'll on Sun
y day. We are pleased to learn that SIN
is convalescent. RIOS. Neios.
Every Man, Woman, and Chile
should buy their shoes at Claggett
Pringle's. 4 large assortment am
J, prices rock bottom.
The S. V. will give n social, Supper
n and serve Ice cream, at q. A. X. hal
e tomorrow evening, the proceeds {
go for Arms. etc. Turn out and Civ
J. the boys a lift.
large assortment of Jackets at Jc
d sephs'. The ladies are invited to ca
and examine them.
w. S. Sherman, has just returne
Is from Tuscola county, and reports ths
it has rained so much in that section
: that it prevents the farmers froi
"A blowing.
There is talk of Sailing, Hanson
Co, of Grayling, and Manistee part
buying the Mackinaw lumber con
panys mill at an early day. st. u
as mace EetCs.
ill
700 boz. Dress Buttons just receive'
at Claggett & Pringles'. Price vel
ce low.
The Welch tin platers will clio
We their works for one month from Ju
he 1. being forced to restrict their outp
in consequence of the new America
IT tariff law.-Det. Eue'ai'ag Netcs.
Sewing Machines and Musical l
~ struments repaired by G. W. Smit
b. Jeweler.
Wheat along the Milo and Rosco
a mon stage route, looks well, thou
there are evidences of its having be
nd injured in spots by ice laying on it.
est Mo Mail.
Call aud examine the Prize Coffee
no the store of Sailing. Hanson IL Go,
- fore purchasing elsewhere.