Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-07

or last week, returning TO the Uuiver
sity. Monday morning. where he
stands In the front rank In the classes
In engineering.
Now Is the time for Mince Pies.
Boiled Cider aud Mlnce Meat for the
same. at Claggett q Pringies'
In the household Of II. NJ. Loud.
the Oscoda lunberman, are his moth
er, aged 80. his first wife's mother,
aged 90. and the mother of his present
wife, aged 50
If you want first class Sewing Ma
chine, buy the American oe Domestic
of Jackson & Masters.
The state commission met at Grand
Rapids. Il reported 2.6O0.OO0 trout
and 4OO,0 white fish at the Paris
hatchery. which will be ready for
planting next spring.
Claggett and Pringle serve the best
drinks In town, consisting of choice
Teas, Coffees and Cocoa.
The theatrical entertainment given
by our Danish friends last week,
was very pleasantly arranged and gave
great satisfaction to all who could
understand the language.
Did you see the cork shoes for men,
at Bells. They are only 50, and are
worth twice the money.
Crawford Tent X. o T. NJ. will
hold special meeting this evening for
the installation of officers. and the
transaction of important business.
Every knight Is expected to be pres
ent.
A full and complete line of Gents,
Ladies' and Childrens' underwear, at
Claggetts & Pringles'
YULETIDE is appropriately recogniz-
ed by The Youths Companion in Its
24-page Christmas Number. Its copi-
business and It's brightness make it note
worthy among the brood of holiday
periodicals.
Gents, go to Claggett and Pringles
for your Neck Wear. They have the
finest line In town. made to order.
Remember the Drummer Boy of the
Rappahannock. will be here Jan. 14th
and 18th.
The Manistee e. Northeastern rail-
road is becoming little more than a
short logging railway. IL is graded
into Traverse City and cars will con-
meet Manistee and the bay metropolis
by the first of June next.
Every man, woman and child should
buy their shoes of o. j. Bell. Whyl
Because he has the largest and best
assorted stock.
The Stickley Bros, chair manufac-
turers, have changed their base Of
operations from Binghamton, N. Y,
to Grand Rapids, and As families
moved with them. The firms new
factory is ready for the machinery.
NoTICE.-I will do general repair
ing of Pumps, Water Pipe and Steam
Works, until further notice.
f. r. DECKROW.
Mr.. Christian Kennel started for
Philadelphia last week on a visit with
his sister and friends. The boys wish
ed him pleasant journey and will al
80 wish him much Joy when he returns
with his bride.
have taken up one yearling bu II
color red, all four feet white, white
spot over shoulders.
JASPER HoyT, Gray:ing.
Something new In breakfast food.
Very nice. Try It, at Claggett and
Pringies'.
DIED-Dec. 2Sth Mclean, aged 68
years, eight months and twenty-one
days. Funeral services were held at
the family residence, corner Sixth and
Van Buren, streets, Wednesday mt 2
o'clock p. IN. Rev. j. 8. Holmes
conducted the services. Friends were
requested to omit flowers.
Ladies buy those cleaned Currants,
at Claggetts and Pringles'. They will
save you time and labor. No grit in
your cake.
The Drummer Boy of the Rappahan.
mock, Jan. 18th and 14th. Entertain
ments for the benefit of John Wilcox.
who Is now In hospital at Ann Arbor.
Real Estate for Merchandise, or
Merchandise for Plains farms, or Town
property. Call at the Office of G.. j.
Tuttle & Go.
Ladies buy your Wooden hosiery. at
Claggett & Pringles'. They have a
fine line, selected, specially for their
trade.
The iron on the Grnyling, Twin
Lakes aud northeastern railroad Is all