Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-02-08


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Most Perfect Made.
Rev. Jno. Irwin went to West
Branch. last Thursday, as delegate
to the General Convention of the
Young Peoples Society of Christian
Endeavor.
s. Il. B Co., have the biggest
line Of fancy pants IN town. You
can buy them at your own price.
Come and examine them.
g. w. Smith and family have moved
to Fowlerville. Insufficient store
rooms for their business is given as the
reason. We need more store-rooms.
The burnt block should be built up.
1t looks bad.
Aunt Terminals Pancake Flour is all
the rage. For sale by CIaggett "
Pringle.
At the meeting Monday night, to
organize Hose Company. j. K. Nc
Knight was elected Captain and
Joseph Burton, assistant. T. A.
Carney is foreman of Hose Cart No. 1,
and Halger Hanson of No. 2.
Lawney's celebrated Caramels. only
80 cents per pound, at Fournier's
Drug Store.
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Worlds Fair Highest Award.
Mrs. s. p. Smith desires to express
her thanks for and appreciation of the
labor of her friends in assisting in the
removal of her goods when threatened
with destruction by fire, and for their
patronage since she has been in Gray
ling.
Go to C:aggett & Pringles', for nice
fresh canned goods, New Stock. just
in.
The New Boston Store will sell
goods at lower prices than purchasers
ever expected to get them.
Comrade Nicholas Shellenberger is
quite sick and has been confined to the
house since the first of August. Com
rades should not forget to call on him,
as their visits tend to cheer him up
aud break the monotony Of his long
stay in doors.
Ladies' looking for a fine pair of
Slippers for their husbands. or sweet
hearts. will find them at Claggett &
Pringles'.
Chas. Webster, a deaf mute, was
killed near Wolverine, last Wednes-
day, by a Michigan Central train.
For fresh Crackers, Cookies, Bread
and Confectionery, go to CIV. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received a
large assortment.
We will furnish our subscribers with
Peterson's Magazine for So cents.
Demorest's Magazine, SLIGO, and the
Delineator for $1.C per year.
Claggett & Pringle offer their entire
stock of hats and caps at one third off
the regular price to close them out.
Please don't forget this.
The people OF Bay City are making
great calculations on the removal of
the q. 8. land Office to that city.
Under the present circumstances. it
does not surprise us. If they should
succeed in doing so, there is room
for the Office in the new U. s. build
ing.
If you are wandering around town
these hard times, with n dollar in your
pocket you want to invest where it will
buy the most goods, drop in at Clag-
gett g. Pringle's. They will give you
good values and send you home
happy.
Last week some one who held spite
against James G. Neff. of Center
Plains township. entered his barn, one
night, and stole his harness. 1t was a
despicable piece of work, aud the cul-
prit, If apprehended, should be severe
ly dealt with. -Ros Ne,os.
Only q few suits Of children
and mems clothing left at the
store Of S. Il. & Co. We must
close them out at any price. Come
and make your selection.
| j. H. Pinkerton, editor and proprie-
tor of the Lewiston Journal. was in
town, last Tuesday, and made us a
pleasant call. He has very roseate
views of the future prosperity of Lew
iston, Montmorency county and the
Journal, which we trust will be
realized.
No more furniture given away
by S. Il. B Co. But watch the
locals, we are making arTang-
ments with manufacturers for a
still rreater Gift. which wa in a