Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-03-10

ling with rheumatism and largrippe, q
good part OF the winter, but will be on
deck this Spring in more ways than
one.
Miss Maggie Cameron, of Frederic,
who has been spending the past few
months with her sister, Mrs, G. o. Nc
Cullough, of the Commercial House,
returned to her home Tuesday eve
ming.
T, Rumor says that one of our lumber
jobbers has gone up the financial
spout, to the tune of $1,000 or more,
due for supplies and labor. Fraud is
strongly limited. We await develop
ments.
The Citizens of Grayling and vicini-
ty, will find Claggett and Pringles'.
headquarters for Gents, Ladies' and
Childrens' Shoes, for the season of
ninety-two. Goods guaranteed. Pri-
ces rock-bottom.
There were II cars loaded with pota-
toes standing ON the side track here
Tuesday. These represented proba-
bly, between 5000 and 8, 1000 bushels of
potatoes, and about 81, $50. OtSego
Co. Herald.
Mrs. Justina Heinzmann. of Bay
City, who became insane with Joy over
receiving a pension some time ago,
has now also became blind. She went
to the front with her husband during
the war, acting as nurse.
The counties of the new tenth con-
gressional district are Midland, Bay.
Gladwin, Arenac, Ogemaw, Iosco,
Crawford, Oscoda, Altoona, Montmo-
rency. Otsego, Alpena, Emmett, Che
boygan, Presque Isle and Manitou.
In getting off a load of wood this
morning, Edmund, year old son of
Bert Westgate. slipped and fell under
the runners, which passed over his leg
crushing it in jelly. Surgeons will
amputate the limb and hope to save
the boys life.-ALpepG Pioneer.
1t is said that Detroit parties intend
to erect potato warehouse in Gay.
lord next fall, and buy and ship the
tubers. AS high price year usually
follows n low price year, we advise
the farmers to plant big fields this
year. -OtSego Co. Herald.
The Gaylord City Band will give an
other Concert and Ball at the Town
Hall. Frederic, Friday evening March
25th. All are cordially invited, and a
good time is expected.
March 10, w.3.
Why is o. J. Bells the place to buy
shoes2
1st., because he is a shoe-dealer.
End, he handles first class goods
and sells them at reasonable prices.
3d., because his stock is the best ev-
er offered in Graylihg.
4th., he does not want the earth but
his just share of the shoe trade.
The elegant home of Mrs. f. F.
Richards was crowded to its utmost
limit, Tuesday evening, in celebration
of the fifteenth anniversary of their
marriage. To say that everybody was
happy, would be mild, ard if the ge-
NAL host and his lovely bride should
enjoy in the future but 1.-THE of the
prosperity wished them, they will
know little of sorrow.
.. J. Bell does not claim that his
store is headquarters for Shoes, yet he
is on hand for the Spring trade with
the best and most complete assortment
of Ladies' Shoes, Boys, Mems and
Children's Shoes ever offered in Gray
ling. All are made to order. especial
ly for this trade, and prices rock-bot-
tom. Satisfaction guaranteed.
While everyone was at dinner yes
terday, fire caught in box of waste
in Marks Tailor Shop, which but for
timely discovery would have wiped
out the south side of Michigan Ave-
nue. in this block, as it is an almost SOL
i'd wooden row. It's origin is a mys-
terry. The loss is about SIS, to cloth
ing and building.
The Favorite Clothing Store was
opened to the public Tuesday morn
ing. The store is one of the largest
and hapdsomest in the city and a
magnificent stock of clothing and fur
nishing goods is displayed. Every
thing in connection with it is bright
and inviting and under the manage
ment of Louis Pinkous will do its
share Of business. Cheboygdn ITib-
une.
We are pleased to notice that Frank
A. Bell has taken long stride to the
front, having been admitted to part
nership with J. L. McClear, one q
the leading attorneys of the Upper
Peninsula. They have secured a fine
suit of rooms for offices at Ishpeming