Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-04-14

George Marsh has gone back 20 his
farm ia South Branch, for his spring
work.
Just received at Claggett and Prin'
gle's, a new and complete stock OF
Mems and Childrens' Hats. All the
latest styles.
Miss Maggie Lamond is welcome
guest, at Mrs. ID. B. Conner's, this
week.
My stock of Boots, Shoes, Slippers
and Rubbers, now daily erriviDg, are
being marked way down, SAYS o. j..
Bell.
Commercial men say chat The Moss
Jollities gives one of the cleanest and
best musical performances of any COM
pany travelling.
There are %, 600. 900 feet of lumber
on the docks at Cheboygan, 5000, 900
less than last year. The stock of logs
exceeds 10000, 600 feet.
Ladies go the store of s. H. & Co.,
and make p selection from the largest
stock of Sun Shades in the city. They
are beauties and prices to suit every
body.
Mr.. r.. @. Graham was fortunate in
having insurance on his furniture at
the time of the fire last week. The
loss has been adjusted at $42S,00.
Do not forget that Sailing, Hanson
& Co. are closing out their stock of
Clothing below cost. Now is good
time to get a Spring suit.
Buy the Maud s. force pump, the
best ia the world.
F. DECKROw.
Hubbard Head of South Branch,
made us a friendly call on Monday.
He reports his stock in fine condition
this spring,
VIM. Brink has few bushels of
JERSEY PEACHBLow POTATOES for
sale. They are early, and superior in
quality to any variety grown in this
section.
If you are going to paint this year,
be sure to call at the store of Sailing.
Hanson & Co., where you can secure
the best paints in the market, at low
est prices.
Mr.. VIM. Wilson from Pontiac has
moved onto his farm in the south
east part of town, and is putting up
new house.
Louis Myers, arrested for vagrancy,
last Friday, was let off on suspended
sentence. John Kush, same offense.
and same disposition of case.
C. V. Horton. who has been in the
south part of the state for the winter,
returned Saturday to be in time for
the spring work on the farm.
Democratic township officers, when
elected, are qualifying, by calling on
their republican neighbors to go op
their bonds.
For Hats and Caps at low prices, go
10 the store of d. B. Conner, as he
intends to close out his stock of these
Goods at low prices.
d. B. Conner proposes to close out
his entire stock of Boots, Hats and
Caps, so as to make room for a differ
ent line of Goods.
Mel Patten came down from Fred
eric, Saturday and bought the FIRST
pillow for the season. Last years
drouth has not disheartened him.
1t is tine to secure and set your
shade trees for this year. We hope to
see at least a thousand set out in the
village this season.
For anything in the shoe line, do
not fail to examine my stock before
purchasing. l am satisfied ! can
please you. o. J. BELL.
The school inspector elected by the
democratic woodsmen, from Tohey's
camp, in Blaine, can neither write or
read and can hardly speak word in
the English language.
Roscommon county elected repub
lican board of supervisors and the
township elected the entire repubH
can ticket. Mr.. Sly is now very shy
West Branch Herald.
The Citizens of Crawling and vicini
ty. will find Claggett and Pringles'
headquarters for Gents, Ladies' an,'
Childrens' Shoes, for the season G
ninety-two. Goods guaranteed. Pr
ces rock-bottom.
Lewis, the author of new style of
spelling and penmanship, will repre- =
ent Frederic township on the Board sf
Supervisors this year. He must hav e
sold that 'Tone Kou.n
Michae; Conner and Fred. Preston
were arrested for drunkenness, and were
discharged with a suspended sentence
ha N 0;pO QUAR- tharo hx Toofioa IUon, l.