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Goat shoes. Plain and Fancy Oxfords
and Opera Slippers for Ladies and
Children. at Bells. Call and see
them.
MARRIED. AT the residence % the
bride. May 18th. 1892. by Rev. Geyer,
Mr.. Frank r. Deckrow and Mrs. Mary
A. London, both of this place.
'Two souls with but single thought.
Two hearts that beat as ono"
lost Crescent shaped scarf-pin,
set with five diamonds, last week.
The finder will be literally rewarded
by returning 1t to
JOHN STALEY.
Claggett & Pringle supply their GUS
toners with the choicest line of gro
ceries on earth, consisting of choice
Teas, Coffees, Dried fruits, Canned
Goods, and the best grades of Flour
that can be bought.
The Supervisor is looking after dogs.
If he assesses them all. and the tax Is
collected, il is estimated that 1t will
aggregate 1000, 600. 900, judging by
the sound, nights.
Word comes from Pixies Peak. near
Detroit, that Mrs. Harvey j. Marsh
has presented her husband with a
four pound girl. Well that is as much
as he deservesi
The Planet Jr. horse hoe and Guilt
vator is as much superior to any other
similar tool. as the others are superior
to crooked stick.
We believe our citizens would make
short life of the vandal who destroyed
the entire row of Lombardy Poplar
shade trees, in front OF VIM. Pringle's
residence last week, if they were
known, Such acts deserve severest
punishment
The Cheboygan Tribune says of
Miss Laura Gray's company that it
rendered the Drama of the True
Irish Girl" in first class manner.
The play being well cast, every men,
Der had true conception of their
part.
Delos Alger, who is known to our
people, having worked here two or
three summers, arrived last week with
his mother, who will live with Wash
ington. She is 81 years of age. but
active as many ladies at go. Delos
will probably remain here.
Frank Brigham has just finished re-
painting and repairing his Tonsorial
Parlors, and now has the finest and
best looking shop in Grayling. Frank
is a good barber, keeps first class
workmen and if you went hair cut,
shave, bath or shampoo, his parlors
are the place to go to.
The Miss Laura Gray Comedy and
Speciality Company will present 1.-THE
True Irish Girl" at the Opera House,
next Saturday evening 1t, (the play
is highly commended by the local press
in Michigan. Admission Is, 35 and
so cents.
The experience meeting in the hall OF
the w. r. G last Friday evening was
we'll attended and made very interest.
ing by the graphic incidents related by
those who had been hustling for the
mi ghty dollar" for the past month,
for the benefit of the Ladies Aid Soci-
ETY. of the NJ. E. Church. Lunch was
served during the evening. netting the
society about 5000. This with the $50
turned in by the 'hustlers', makes their
treasury full and running over. May
it always continue in the same condi-
ton.
Perry Phelps has declared the lease
of the Grayling House, forfeited, and
is sustained by the decision of Circuit
Court Commissioner Patterson, who
has issued writ of restitution. and
Mr.. Gates is packing up, while the
sheriff holds possession. Just what the
outcome will be is a connundrum.
The air is full of rumors, as TO who
will run the house, etc., but one
thing is certain, no one will suit the
travelling public better than Mr.. Gates.
There is huge disappointment for
the travelling public here, in the tenn
porary closing of the Grayling House.
Mr.. Gates has kept the best house
north of Bay City, and his friends will
regret any change.