Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-05-26

Mrs. Addie Currsn will remain 4
town for sometime, and d devotin
her time to cutting and fitting dresses
All In need of her services will do vel
to give her call.
| The greatest bargains In Shoes yol
ever heard of. at Claggett q Pringle's
Mems, Ladies' and Childrens'. Mon
ey saved every time you buy of them
Goods made tn order, especially 70
their trade.
| All of nv accounts are left witt
Messrs. Rosenthal Bros. for settle
ment. All persons owing me are re
quested to call there, and obtain thei
receipts. H. JOSEPH.
The position of Miss Cora Gibbs Il
the high school, Is filed, during he
absence. by Miss Ella Marvin, of tn
I'd Primary department and her room
placed in charge of Miss Mary Mantz.
A full line In very fine Dongola ant
Goat shoes, Plain and Fancy Oxford
and Opera Slippers for Ladies' ant
Children, at Bells. Call and Sc,
them.
DIR. w. b Flynn, dentist. of Wes
Branch. is In the city, and will re
main until Saturday. Allin want o.
work in his line will do well to call or
him. Office with DR.. G. w. Smith.
lost q Crescent shaped scarf-pin
set with five diamonds, last week
The finder will be literally rewarded
by returning 1t to
JOHN sTALEY.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Wells, SON and
daughter-in-law of Gaylord, who are
travelling overland, In carriages, stop
ped over night with G. Walton Smith,
old acquaintance.
Brownies Comedy Co. will give an
entertainment at the Opera House,
this evening, presenting the comedy
entitled "Reddy's Luck" Admission
25, IS and 30 cents. Seats for sale al
Fournier's Drug Store.
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.
MARRKD,-At the residence Of the
bridegroom. May 21st, 1892, by Rev.
Geyer, Mr.. James Ejlerson and Miss
Helen Christensen.
Also at the same time and place,
Mr.. Gus Anderson and Miss Mary
Hansen, all of Grayling.
The Cornet Band is more than hall
right in refusing to give their services
to our citizens on all occasions, free,
as they have not been to any expense
to them, and pay all their own bills
just the same as any other business
organization.
The editor of the Democrat. made
another attack on Republican officers
because he is not consulted as Pros.
Atty. in tramp cases. He must have
run against the sheriff again. T. w.
frees his mind In vigorous language.
Rev. il. Nickerson, of Cheboygan,
will deliver the Memorial address on
Decoration day. Mr.. Nickerson Is
both a talented orator and effective
speaker, and deserves the largest au
dience we can give him.
On last Saturday, John Scott was
arrested for unlawfully entering a car,
Justice WOODBURY. assessed a penalty
against him of ten days in County Jail.
The Democrat will now go into ZACH.
rymal state and shed tears enough to
raise the AuSaDle.
The Tribune Office was the recipient
of a pleasant call on Monday from G..
T.. Alexander, of Grayling. Presi'
dent of the Grayling, Twin Lakes &
Northeastern railroad. Mr.. Alexander
went on to Hillman to transact some
business In Circuit Court.-AtIGntd
Tribune.
The Annual Memorial Services, for
the fallen heroes, In the war of the re-
bellion, will be held in the M. E.
church. Sunday evening, May 80.
Rev. N. J. Geyer will preach the me-
moral sermon. All Soldiers, Sailors
and Marines are expected to be pres
emit, and cordial invitation Is extend
ed to all citizens.
F. M. Gates has removed the furni-
ture from the Grayling House and re-
port says that Chas. Jackson has rent
ed the house above the basement, and
that the hotel will be run for him by
q. j. futile, who hes been running a
real estate Office here for some months.
Mr.. Phelps the proprietor of the build
ing will run the saloon, in the base
ment.
There will be a Scamp Fire" at the
Opera House. Monday Evening, May
Both. To which everybody IA invited.