Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-10-22
LOCAL ITEMS

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Fresh Gold dust, at the City Market.
d. b. Conner was in Saginaw, Mon
day.
Go to the lecture tomorrow eve
ming.
Cab. Photos. $3.50 per doz., at the
Grayling Gallery.
s. b. Smith, of Blaine, was in town
Saturday.
Choice Confectionery and Cigars, at
Jackson u Masters.
Edwin Alger has been appointed
Deputy Sheriff.
Go to Claggett and PringIes' for
nice Fresh Butter.
Fl. Feldhauser, of Blaine, is build
ing new house.
The best Pickles in town are found,
at Simpsons City Market.
Fred f. Hoesli, of Blaine, was In
town last Saturday.
For a good clock, at a low price
call on G. w. Smith.
Henry Hartman, of Grove, was Id
town last Monday.
Messrs. Jackson 81 Master handle the
Western Cottage Organ.
Ishpeming has two RAILROADS ana
wants union depot.
90 to Fournier's Drug store for
School Books and Tablets.
A first class feed cutter for sale
cheap, at this Office.
Sinp.o has just received an invoice
of fresh cheese. at the City Market.
Frank Gregg, OF Blaine, is making
ties for the new railroad.
The AVALANCHE and Detroit Trio
une, one year, for dollar and hail.
Lecture on Masonry. at the Opera
House. JO-HiOTfOW
Clacgett and Pringle are headquar-
ters for everything In Fresh Groceries.
Miss Minnie Bradford is teaching in
Dist. No. 2, Blaine township.
Take your Watches, Clocks and
Jewelry to &. w. Smith, the Jeweler'
y rod
n. Buck reports little turnip that
weighs 1spounds. plains.
Rev. G.. S. Taylor returned from his
trim to Cincinnati, last Saturday.
If you want first class Sewing Ma
chir.e, buy the American or Domestic
of Jackson & Masters.
Do not fan to attend the lecture at
the Opera House, tomorrow evening"
Ladies' will find fine line of Elder
down for childrens cloaking at Clag-
gett and Pringles'.
w @. Bradford, of Blaine, is busy
getting out ties for the new railroad.
There has been no trace of the miss
ing Jensen boy, yet found.
Paving blocks are rolling out OF the
new factory, at lively rate.
The potato crop in this section will
be double the amount estimated.
A large invoice Of mems, youths,
and ehiidrens' Hats, just received, at
ia Ciaggett aud Pringles'
T.. N. Sailing has been around for
few days, on one Of bis regular bust
II ness visits.
IA Go to Claggctt and Pringles' for
III vour children's shoes. Over 800 pair
just received.
The ex-prisoners of war will hold
their fifth annual reunion at lonia
October 2s-29.
Henry Filley, of Frederic, started
III for Arkansas. Tuesday morning, on
prospecting tour.
q. w. Smith has just received
large assortment of Clocks, of differ
ent styles, which he will sell at Low
figures.
The silk factory in Bedding will b.
enlarged and will afford employment
for 100 new operatives.
Gents, go to Claggett and Pringle
for your Neck Wear. They have tn
finest line In town. made to order.
Gilbert Vallad, of Blaine, is boarc
Ia ing crew of men, working on tn
new railroad
q q. w. Smith makes a speciality c
emblematic pins and charms. Price
reasonable. Try him.
Hum and Mcclellan are driving tn
piles for the railroad bridge accro'
the East Branch.
Ladies call at Claggett and Pringle
and see the great bargains they are o
fering in towels. only rs cents, wort
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