Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1893-04-06

Co.
Nettie Mockrdge has gone TO Gray.
lug. where she will have position
on the Avalanche. - Vest BraacA Hes,
X AID.
| Shoes Shoesll Shoeslii At Claggett
& Priogles'. An entirely new stock.
aud all the latest styles. Prices rock
bottom. Call and see them.
The fine training given one partlcu-
lar candidate, by the DEMOCRAT,
caused him 20 be ''hoodoed. He was
not ia it, even in his own township.
] Adcniram J. Smith. a well known
Saginaw man, died suddenly last Sat
urday after listening to peoples
party speech. No wonder;
| Farina in pound packages. The
finest in the market. For sale at the
store Of S. III. & Co.
Rev. s. G.. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor
left on the noon train, Monday, for
Ann Arbor 10 attend reunion of the
family.
w. w. Metcalf and his children
express their grateful acknowledge
Inent for the kind courtesies of friends
and neighbors, in the hours Of their
bereavement.
Sailing, Hrnson & CO. are receiving
the largest stock of Dry Goods, just
now, ever brought to Grayling.
A. Taylor returned from his trip 70
Virginia, last Thursday. He reports
having a pleasant time, more SO thar
when he was there from 81 to '65.
An elegant line of trimmed millinery
for Spring and Summer trade, all new
and not shown at nay first opening. at
Benscns' Millinery Parlors, April 18th
and 14th.
Mrs. Z. p. Smiths millinery open
ing will occur April 18th, 14th and
18th, at her rooms in the rear of tue
Exchange Bank.
ii. Joseph came up from Detroit
last Friday for a short visit with his
family and to cast his vote for some of
the would-be servants of the deer
people.
Cyr Bros. at Opera House, Friday
and Saturday evenings Their fests
OF strength are wonderful and they
are supported by "a good Speciality
Company.
Electricians from Chicago are here
this week putting in the machinery
and stTnginS the wires for the electric
light plant ut the M. and Il. Cos mill
and the Village. Courier.
For fresh Crackers, Cookies, Bread
and Confectionery, go to CIV. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received
large assortment.
$4,000 trout will be planted in the
commission and Is, 0D0 in brooks near
DIR. Niles, at the east line OF this |
county.
Impress it upon your mind that |
one dollar will buy more and better
goods at Claggett g. Pringles' than at
any other place in town.
Our citizens who are interested in
the protection of fish are requested tc
meet at the townhall. "Wednesday ev.
eninng, April 18th, for the purpose of
organization.
The Java and Mocha coffee of S.
III. Go, at 80 and 40 cents, is the
best in the city. Tryit'
We failed to mention the serious i'll.
ness last week of Mrs. w. II. Mapes,
who was Frustrated with nervous
troubles. We are pleased to learn that
she is convalescent. RoS. Ne,o&
Do you want cheap Cook Stove9
If so, please cali and examine the
stock of S. HI, g. Co. Ii
Rev. ]. N. Fem will deliver his
celebrated lecture next Tuesday even
ing, at the Opera Ho1ae. on the Con
stitdtion upheld by the War" Re
served seats rs cents. General ad-
mission 20 cents.
Great bargains in Mems Pants at
Claggett & Pringles', 90 cents and
upwards. New goods and low prices
tell the story.
Stephen 0deIl, Of Waters, was in
own Monday. He is nursing sore
land, OH account Of dislocated thumb
Do not fail to attend the lecture at
.he Opera House, next Tuesday even
ug.
The Cyr Bros. are probably the :
strongest men in existence. They ex- !,
iibited at Detroit, Bay City aud AL /,
)ena, lately, and their feats of strength |;
,reatei CONSERVATION. GO aud see
hem. ,
Call at the store of s. II. & Co., g