Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-28
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Lace Braids cheap, at Mrs. Smiths.
The Otsego County bank Is Gay
lords latest acquisition.
The post office at Frederic, has been
made Money Order Office.
GobIets at jackson g. Masters for
8 cents piece.
The mill started up Tuesday m orn-
Ing, running night and day.
jackson & Masters are selling their
entire stock of overcoats at cost.
Alpena's big excelsior factory is
about ready to begin operations.
Blank receipts for sale at this office,
with or without stubs.
New Cheese at Claggetts and Prin-
giles.
The Republicans at Caro- have a
GlAe Club with a membership of IL.
For California fruit, all kinds, go
20 WlgnC'S reSJdurduC.
The AVALANCHE and Detroit Trib-
unS, one year. for dollar and half.
Messrs. jackson & Master handle the
Western Cottage Organ.
Selor B. Turner, blind soldier liv-
ing here, has just been granted pen
sion.
Garden seed of all descriptions at
the store of s. H. g. Co.
Alpena's bi-chloride institute has
seventeen patients. Eight have grad
uated.
Gents, call and see our $50 shoe,
which is bargain. 8. H. & Co.
Levi Clement and family. of Bay
City, are visiting old friends here this
week.
Oranges shipped direct from Flori-
da, at Claggett and Pringle's.
The school board of Gaylord, have
engaged Miss Agnes Bates, for another
term.
Jacob G. Fox has been granted a
pension, and Lewis E. Parker's has
been increased.
The finest line of Satines in town,
at Claggett & Pringle's.
Stephen Odell, of Waters, was in
town last Saturday. He still has sew
eral weeks of school.
If you want first class Sewing Ma
chine, buyfhe American or Domestic
Of Jackson& Masters.
The Grayling Cornet Band are pre-
pairing to give grand Band Concert,
in the near future.
For fresh Apples, Bananas and Or
anges, go to G. w. Wight'S restaurant.
The Grayling House is so crowded
that guests are turned away nearly ev-
cry night, for want of room.
School Hats, only 20 cents, at Mrs.
&. P. Smiths, tn ,f@4tst
Geo. w. Love is a Grandfather.
The parents are Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Love, of Center Plains.
A fine lire of shirts and neckties al
ways on hahd, at Jackson g. Masters.
DIR. N. H. Traver arrived here yes
terday, and was warmly welcomed by
his old friends.
New Spring Goods arriving every
day, of the latest styles, at the store of
8. II. g. Co.
The townswa full of insurance men
last week, sad3dsting the losses of the
Nicholson HansOn Lumber Co.
Singer Sewing machines for sale on
the instalment plan, by
Z f. Il. DECKROW.
Have you seen those elegant Knit
Working Jackets, for $3.50 and $500
piece, at jackson and Masters.
Ladies 60 into OBSTACLES over Clag-
gett & Prins less new umbrellas. The
best in TOWN.
Supervisor Fauble, of Grove, trots
out the finest road wagon in this Sec
ton. Good enough to drive to mill or
to meetinGa~ . 80 ..J ..t.t
Jackson b. Masters are offering the
balance of.thsfr' stock of Fancy China
and Glass Ware, at cost.
Mrs. Elizabeth 8. Wilson has pur-
chased the Gwatkius place in Center
Plains township and has commenced
making improvements.
New worfisg Pants from $1,OO up
wards, warr4nted not to rip, at Clag-
Rett g. Prineie's.
Mrs. J. N.Jones represented the
GrayIing W4nian's Relief Corps, at
the meeting otssheir State Association,
at Ann Arbese last week.
Working men can buy good Peer
less Shirt fol,ffty cents, at Claggett