Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-01-14


Big bargains IN shoes at Claggett &
Pringlee'-
L. McHugh. of Bay City, foYmeEiy al
Omer. is in attendance at Court, look
ing after tax cases.
Nice Cap Honey, at Claggett and
Pringles'.
Choice Confectionery and Cigars, at
jackson Il Masters.
Judge Simpson came mp smiling,
Tuesday morning, having regained
perfect health
Evaporated sweet Corn, at claggett
g. Pringses'.
Five criminal cases and one civil was
all that was shown by the calendar at
the opening of Court Tuesday. -.
Will Masters went to Traverse City.
for Christmas.
F. Gregg. of Beaver Creek, is in
town this week, serving his country as
a Juror.
Shoes worth So. so for O.. 90. at Clag-
gett & Pringles'.
The mother of Mrs. Gates, of the
Crawling House, is with her daughter
Cor tha ,vintaTS
Full Cream. Cheese, at the Store of
&. FL. a. Co. + 81 - - ~. IN -
The finest line of dried FRUITS IN
town, at CIaggett & pfingles:e
Mrs. G. w. Smith. returned hast
week from visit to friendsin saginaw
and Flushing.
Messrs. Jackson & Master handle the
Western Cottage Organ.
John Hanna, of Beaver Creek, was
In attendance on the Board of Super
visors, this week,
Shoes worth 81. 90, going for 81. 90,
at Claggett and Pringles'. :
DIR. q. w. Smith was called to Iowa,
last week, on accouAt of the serious
Illness of his mothe r. - 4
Those Blankets. at lowest price, at
the Store of s. H. s. Go.
Miss Maude Staley returned last
Monday, from two weeks visit with
friends at Caro-.
The AVALANCHE and Detroit Irtb-
uno, one year, fora dollar and a half.
Roscommon can see a starch factory
in the dim vistas of the future, and
is making loud shout.
Go to Claggett and Prfngles' for
California canned goods.
Lumbermen are happy, just snow
enough for work, and perfect weather
for ice roads,
A frat class feed cutter for sale
cheap, at this Office. etsa..,... ..;.
Call at the Store Of s. H. & Co. and
examine the Electric Oil Stove, the
best ia the market.
The Pinconning Excelsior mill is
grinding out its product at the rate Of
nine tons per day.
A new invoice of Fascinators receiv
ed, at the Store of S. H. g. Go. Come
and see them.
Claggetts s. Pringle are closing out
Mems Sheess less than cost, to make
room for new stock. ;
L.Fourneir tried hard for three days
to be on the sick list. but has given
up and resumed business.
Ifyou want first class Sewing Ma
chine, buy the American or Domestic
of Jackson & Masters.
Within a year Kalkaska county ex-
poets to make its own sugar from its
own beets and in its own mills.
The wood harvest is on, and every
body seems TO be getting full supply,
the most of it being cut on Sec. 95.
s. II. & Co. have full line of La
dies, ChIldrens' and Boys Hose, at
all prices.
George Ream. oldest man in Grand
Rapids, died Friday night, aged 104
He was veteran of the war of 1912.
A fine line of Mantel and Nickel
Clocks very cheap, at G. w. Smiths,
two door East of Opera House.
Thernother of g. w. Smith is max
ing her sonand family visit. She ex-
poets, to remain In, Grayling. this
winter. -.
Ladies' buy those cleaned Currants,
at Claggett and Pringles'. They will
cave yon tilne and labor. No grit in
youF cake. -flr.ec ..isFe
Real Estate for Merchandise, or
Merchandise for Plains farms, or Town
property. a: Cali at the Office. of g. J.
Tuttfe y Co.
The yo1ng people are enjoying the
soa.,.;,.k .sand Hanson AZ (9roulsH arp