Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-02-23

School Supplies Of all descriptions,
&C Fournier's Drugstore.
Il. q. PAYNE. of South Branch, has
rendered his resignation as chairman
Of the Board Of School Examiners.
Sailing. Hanson & Co. have Just re-
ceived fine lire of Brass and China
Lamps. Call and examine them.
l.. Jenson took charge of the Mich
eison g. Hanson Lumber Co.'S interests
at Bagley last week. - etotston couy-
tey.
Olivet students are a patriotic lot,
and have recently erected a flag pole
aud flung the starry banner to the
breeze.
Sailed and Fresh Crackers, at Clag-
gett and Pringles'.
Regular encampment of Marvin
Post, No. 240. Grand Army of the Re
public, next Saturday evening, the
25th.
Miss Mason returned from Southern
Michigan last week, where she had
been visiting with friends the last six
weeks.
Have you seen those Red and White
Blankets which Sailing, Hanson q Co.
are selling very cheap.
Train No. SO broke fiapge, Friday
night, going south, at st. Heiens. One
of the brakemen was considerably
injured.
Plush Caps, of the latest styles, at
Sailing, Hanson & Co.'S.
Many deer are being killed by wolves
in Alpeua and adjacent counties. The
deep snow rendered them an easy prey
to wolves.
The finest line of Canned Goods, in
town, at Claggett & Pringles'.
NJ. J. Connine is still under the
weather, copsquently all criminal cases
had to be carried over until March. =
OSooda Press.
Money is what we want. Call at
Bells, and get shoes at slaughter
prices.
|. Mrs. ID. Trotter went to Bay City.
the beginning of the week, on visit
to friends and relatives ia that city and
Oxford.
If you want good pair of Pants,
call and get prices at the store of Sal
ling, Hanson g. Co., before purchasing
elsewhere.
The rest of the Moliter murder cases
to be tried at Alpena, will not be taken
up until the latter part OF the present
term Of court.
Go to Chalker and Nick nights mar
ket for all kinds of Fresh and Salt
meats.
w. NJ. Featherly, editor of the. Au
Sable Monitor. will apply for admis-
sion to the bar. Featherly is fighter,
and would make a good lawyer.
60 to Bonnells' tor Souvenir Photo
graph holders. Something new and
Nobby.
We are pleased to notice the i'm
provement in health of o. j. Bell.
He was down at the store Tuesday,
and walked home, for the first time.
Bread, Rusk. Buns and Cake, baked
fresh. at the Palace Bakery, of A.
McLain.
s.. Hempsted received telegram
Tuesday. with the sad intelligence Of
the sudden death Of his father, John
Hempsted, of Flint, aged s. years.
If you want good cup of Coffee,
try the Mocha and Java, for sale by
Sailing, Hanson & Co.
Philip Bacon, Of st. Ignace, was
struck by railroad snow pillow last
week. He was found wedged in among
the flanges of the pillow and was badly
hurt.
Geo. L. Alexander and John Staley
represented the republicans of this
county at the State Convention, and
the Republican banquet, in Detroit,
yesterday.
For fresh Crackers, Cookies, Bread
and Confectionery, go to @. w. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received a
large assortment.
"Uncle John" Oliver. a we'll known
Scotch citizen of Bay City, died sud
denly last Friday night. He was IS
years old and had resided in Bay City
IL years.
Do not forget that Sailing, Hanson
& Co. keep the largest line of Heating
Stoves In tha mn rkaf