Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-11-10

The West Branch Cornet Band led
the democratic procession, last Mon
day evening. 1t was under the lead
ership of Burton Thayer former APP
prentice of the AVALANCHE office.
The Grayling boys get to the front
wherever they go.
A full line of Cook and Heating
Stoves. at lowest prices. ut the Tin
and Hardware store of A, Kraus.
Parties leaving their orders for Sill
yer Ware with G., w, Smith, the Jew
eler, get it at wholesale prices with
expense added.
A Bay City firm has taken n con-
tract TO make $4,000 Eastwood lard
tubs for a Chicago concern
Go to the store of s. II. & Co. and
make selection of the finest Pants,
ever brought to town, and sold at low
figures.
The Scandinavian Aid Society will
hold Fair at the Opera House, We'd
nesday and Thursday, Dec. 14th and
18th. Every person is respectfully in
vited to attend. Further particulars
given hereafter.
You can buy your clothing and
Goota E,.a;sl,;or Coo1e &c IooLsOn G,
Masters cheaper than at any other
place in the county.
That caricature of "Grandfathers's
hat" in the democratic procession was
good. On the original wearer's head
it covered brains, and head, but
there it represented neither. The pro-
cession like the party was composed
of flag ends and the only respectable
portion was the band which was com
posed of republicans and was hired
for them by republicans.
For fresh Crackers, Cookies, Bread
and Confectionery, go to w. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received
large assortment.
Where yer goin Jimmie2 Down to
Claggett and PringIes' to get some of
their Sugar Drip Syrup. 1t makes
pancakes slip down easy. Try it and
see.
The Campaign Social given by the
Ladies Aid Sodiety of the NJ. Z, Church,
last Wednesday evening, was well at
tended, and the receipts were about
S32. 90. The short campaign speeches,
of five minutes each by Messrs, Chalk
err, Brolin, Thatcher and Taylor were
interesting on account of their short
ness. The music was all that could
be desired.
G. w. Smith, the ,Teweler, has just
received on invoice of Nickel and
Mantel Clocks, which will be sold
very cheap.
The Y. P. 8. G. E., will give lit
erary, musical, pantomiinic, culinary
entertainment at the Opera House,
Friday evening, November 18th.
No one should fail to attend.
Those in search of Underwear will
find an immense line, at Claggett and
Pringles', Gents, Ladies' and Chill
drens'. Money saved on every gar
ment you buy of them.
Our thanks are due Comrade Dan.
Bennett, of Loveland, Colorado, for
a copy of the Lo0eland Reporter,
which contained an address delivered
by him when presenting the school
with an american Flag" ON "Colum-
bian Day" His address has the right
ring, full of patriotism, and was no
doubt appreciated by all who heard
it delivered. and by those who have
read it.
Where did you get that beautiful
Corset Mrs. G2 1 bought it at Clag-
gett and Pnngles'. They sell the
Dress Form Corset, and Imperial
Waist. The best in the world, for 81.
A large number of republicans ac-
companied by the Band and the Glee
Club, went to Lewiston last Saturday
evening, where the Hon. VIM. West,
made very convincing speech, as it
and the music caused the town to give
u republican majority where a demo
crat had been conceded. The speak
er, band, glee club, and other promi-
nent citizens were entertained by Mr..
and Mrs. d. NJ. Kneeland, in a very
hospitable manner.
s. Fl. 81 Co. say that one or two dol
lars is not much to save on the cost OF
a stove, but when you buy be sure to
get the best in the market. They
have them. The Garland and the
Jewel. IL ..,. =.
Fred Wells, of 9Sth Main street,
Rochester, N. Y, has written a letter
to Postmaster Wilcox Of this CITY, in.
Touring about a brother who left
home in the fall of 1890 with the sup
Eposed intention of coming to the lum
Der woods of Michigan. He belonged