Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-10-13

The social of the Ladies OF the Cath
Ollie Church, has been postponed unit
Thursday evening. the eth.
General Weaver has had persona
experience of the "rottenness" o
Southern politics.
II you want first class Sewing Ma
chine, buy the American or Domesti
Of jackson & Masters.
Gen. Dan Sickles used his sword TO
the Union during the war, and has M
use for substitute-hirers.
Ladies searching for dress pattern
will find a new stock of dress fiannell
at Claggett & Pringles'.
A full line of Cook and Heatinl
Stoves, ut lowest prices, at the Tin
and Hardware store of A. Kraus.
The public debt reduced IS, 900, 00C
in September is large cork In the
Calamity" howlers' mouths.
Ladies do not fail to call at the Mill.
inery Store of Mrs. y. p. Smiths. on
Saturday, Oct. 18th.
Tearing down the flags from repub-
lican poles, is what the democratic
rowdies are now doing to assist their
party.
Go to the store of s. H. e. Co. and
make a selection of the finest Pants,
ever brought to town, and sold at low
figures.
Mrs. Jennie Hanson, of Rush Coun-
ty. Indiana, is visiting her parents
and other relatives in Beaver Greek
township.
Great remnant sale at Claggett h
Pringles' for few days. Don't
miss the bargains. Eight cent prints
going at five cents.
VIM. Matthews. mention of whose
sickness was made last week. died on
Friday and was buried Sunday. He
was a years of sge.-RoS. Ne,os.
Persons having Tax Receipts for
1890, covering descriptions returned
delinquent. should file them with the
County Clerk, prior to Oct. 10th 1892.
You can buy your clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods of Jackson &
Masters cheaper than at any other
place in the county.
For fresh Crackers, Cookies, Bread
and Confectionery, go to w. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received a
large assortment.
On Saturday, October 18th. at the
Opening of Mrs s.. p. Smiths Millinery
Store, there will be shown some of the
most elegant Hats ever exhibited in
Grayling. (Orders taken).
Rev. Taylor, Mrs. NJ. J.. Staley and
Mrs. r. Hanson went to Ionia. Tues
day noon. TO attend the Grand Chap
ter of the Eastern Star, for Michigan.
Communications from Pere Cheney
were not received until yesterday eve
ming, too late for publication. We
must receive them OH Tuesday to re-
ceive attention the same week.
A petrified negro has been found in
Nebraska. There is nothing strange
in this, as the whole negro race in the
South has been terrified and petrified
for years.
If you are looking for underwear.
just drop in at Claggett " Pringles'
Greatest bargains you ever saw, In
fants, Children's. Ladies' and Mems
The finest in the city. Prices very
low.
The latest accusation against the
protective system is that it compels
democrats to contribute to the repub-
lican campaign fund. Well, that is
rather fought
s. H. & Co. say that one or two dol
lars is not much to save on the cost of
stove, but when you buy be sure to
get the best in the market. They
have them. The Garland and the
Jewel.
Mrs. N. Nicholson has returned
from pleasant visit to Detroit, and
Hillsdale. She reports her nephew,
Carl, pleasantly situated and very busy,
keeping books for the Happy Home
Club, and at Hillsdale, Miss Mary Jor-
genson is progressing finely with her
Art Studies.
Choice drinks at Claggett & 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.
A. r. Babcock, of West Branch has
purchased the Herald and Times OF
that city, of Jay Allen, the former
proprietor. We trust the new helms
man will keep the paper in the same