Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-10-06

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Store Of y. III. a. Co.
The ladies af the Catholic Church
will give Social at the Opera House.
on Thursday evening, the 18th. All
are cordially invited to attend.
II you want first class Sewing Ma,
chine. buy the American or Domestic
of Jackson & Masters.
James Van Kleeck, of Bay City,
and w. !. Davenny, of Detroit, dis
cussed the issues of the campaign from
a Republican standpoint at East Ia.
was, last Thursday night. 4
Ladies searching for q dress pattern
will find new stock of dress fianneIs
at CIaggett & Pringles'.
Mrs. A. Pinkous returned Sunday
morning from a four weeks stay at
Mt. Clemens. where she has been TAX
ing the baths. Her health IL much
improved. : Cheboygdn Tribune. -
|. A full line of Cook and Heating
Stoves, at lowest prices, at the Tin
and Hardware store of A. Kraus.
Last week Sam Combs sold his
farm four miles north of Lewiston, to
the Nicholson & Hanson Lumber Co.,
who will use IL as u stock farm. The
consideration was In the neighborhood
of 81, 800. Atlanta Tribune.
Grand opening, of Fall and Winter
Millinery, at Bensons', Thursday, Fri
day and Saturday, Oct. 9th, 9TH
and 9Th.
I. NJ. Silsby will run the farm alone
for while, his sons all having left
home for season. Frank aud Will
going to Grand Traverse where they
have secured position and Fred has
gone to Grand Rapids to attend
school. NetDs.
Go to the store of 8. H. L. Co. and
make selection of the finest Pants,
ever brought to town, and sold at low
figures.
w. II. Crawford, chaplain of Rud-
dock Post, No. 224, Cheboygan. died
from heart disease, last week. Wed
nesday, and was buried on Saturday.
Great remnant sale at Claggett &
Pringles' for few days. Don't
miss the bargains. Eight cent prints
going at Eve cents.
Mrs. N. Hartwick has returned for
short time, from Thumb Lake.
They will rent their house and remain
at Thumb Lake for the winter, If not
longer. . " 81 Il
Persons having Tax Receipts for
1890, covering descriptions returned
delinquent. should Gle them with the
County Clerk, prior to Oct. 10th 1892.
J. X. Bates started for his old home
In New York, Monday. His parents
will return with him and make their
home here with their children.
October 18th. is the Opening Day at
Mrs. Smiths store. Fashionable hats
and a fine line of fancy goods will be
on exhibition, and at reasonable pri-
ces. You are cordially invited to call
aud examine and be convinced.
The editor of the Kalkaskain will
give a years subscription to that pa
per for the largest Hubbard Squash.
presented to him. He is going into the
pie business we presume.
If you are looking for underwear
just drop In at Claggett u Pringles',
Greatest bargains you ever saw, In
fants, Children's, Ladies' and Mems
The finest In the city. Prices very
low. r- =.
Detroit's high.toned democratic
club has taken out a license to retail
Intoxicating liquors during the cam
paign. Grayling democratic club
meets in the rear of a drug store, and
-, don't need any.
s. H. & Co. say that one or two dol
lars is not much to save on the cost of
u stove, but when you buy be sure to
get the best in the market. They
have them. The Garland and the
Jewel.
A blot on the figures of the date as
signing Hon. j. w. Mcbride to this
place has caused a change of Program.
Instead of the 18th, he will be
here the 18th, and the date of the
County convention is changed to that
time, 5'.H
Choice drinks at ClaRgett & Pringles',
consisting OF New Teas, imported es.
pecially for their trade. The best
Mocha and Java Coffee. Cocoa and
Cocoa Shells. Use these drinks and
enjoy good health.
Nicholas Van Ripper, near Dexter,
had his fine flock of ewes attacked by
dogs one night recently, and places
his damage at $50. Between the dogs
and the democratic party, the sheep
n ra ha wing a hard time