Crawford avalanche., 1891-03-19

Gents Furnishing Goods and Fine
Dress SHOES, at lowest prices.
Miss Clara Steekert. who has been
living with her sister, Mrs. w. Gerrish.
of Cadillac. has returned TO her home
In South Branch, and will remain un-
I'll her father. j. Steckert, improves
ia health. RIOS. NesCs.
Experienced and Registered Phartna-
cists on hand day and night to attend
to the wants OF my patrons. L. Four
nier.
An exchange says a lady cured her
tifteen-year cid sou of smoking by the
laying on OF hands. She had a slipper
in one of them and held the boy with
the other. 1t beats spiritual science
all hollow. The remedy ought TO be
applied with vigor by mothers ia this
town.
Mrs. s. p. Smith will display the In
est and most complete line of Millin-
cry and Fancy Goods about April LIST.
Watch for the Opening day.
w. s. Cbalker has one No. 0 Stove,
Cook with elevated oven, new, and
one Parlor Stove nearly new, which
he will sell cheap.
A double set of dog harness were
made by Angus Rankin this week. and
sent to Frank Moscose, of Hessell, who
uses a team Of four dogs getting out
cedar. 1t is said that he can do more
work in one day with these dogs than
he could do with horse. st. LgnGce
NetCS.
None but the purest drugs and
chemicals used in dispensing. Physi-
,ians prescriptions, and family recipes,
at the lowest prices. l.. Fournier.
We send ont number of samples
copies of the AVALANCHE this week,
to those who ought to be subscribers,
but are not. Our pocket needs re-
plenishing, and our solicitor will soon
call on those in arrears, and we hope
to start Vol. XIII with clean books and
at least two hundred new subscribers.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. are closing
out their entire stock of Ladies Arc
tics. Call and see at what low prices
they are selling them.
To the people of Grayling and vi
cinity: / expect TO go out of the pho
tograph business. about April 1st., and
those wishing work done previous to
that date, will do we'll to call as soon
as possible. s. E. ODELL.
60 dozen heavy knit Cotton Socks at
cents Il pair, well worth 10 cents.
Come early for them, as they are going
like hot cakes, at III. Josephs'.
There is movement OH foot to arm
and uniform Wagner camp ). ", with
view to their visit to the National
Encampment. We trust their efforts
will be heartily seconded by our citi-
zens.
s. T.. Odell expects TO leave Gray
ling. soon, aud respectfully requests
those having an account with him, to
call and settle.
Opera house, Tuesday evening. March
9th, THE girl l love-. Admission
25. 35 and so cts. Tickets for sale, at
Fournier's Drug Store.
Another drive in Boys Suits Mt 81. 80.
Mems first class working pants at 81. 90;
working shirts As cents. Boys pants
40 cents. All at Max Lewinsons, next
door to the Post Office.
A lot of Lapeer farmers, nearly 100.
have agreed to plant patches of sugar
beets this spring and report their yield
to the agricultural college. Upon the
result of this experiment will depend
the construction os the beet sugary at
Lapeer. r.-Det. NetCs.
There is a NJ. G. r. II. engine that is
unruly as Mustang, from leak at
the throttle. Last Tuesday she was
on the turntable. which was turned
halt round, when the throttle popped
wide open, and she jumped like
frightened steer, taking tender and all
four feet outside the table foundation
and about three feet down in the sand.
To raise the mass bodily and build a
track under, so as to run her back on
the table is quite an undertaking.
Workmen will notice that am hav-
ing big drive in Pants, half wool, at
81 90 per pair. Boys suits at S1,50.
Mems working shirts, 45 cents. BOYS
pants, 40 cents. All at Max Lewisons,
next door to the Post Office
The Musicale, by Mrs. Ashmore
and her pupils, at the Opera House,
last Thursday evening was IA most ex-
celent entertainment and thoroughly
enjoyed by the audience. A gentle
man present, who has more than a
local reputation as n musician, pro-
nounced it far in advance of the av-
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