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had anything to equal il for $4,000.
Call and see them at B. &Fs'.
From the number of Bowerys, Ice
Cream and Lemonade stands with
which our streets were decorated on
the Fourth, it is not likely fl,at any
of our visitors escaped with any
money.
Antique Oak Polished Arm Rock
err, Spring Seat, Silk Tapestry, for
$500, at Braden and Forbes.
w. 8. Chalker and family and Mr..
aud Mrs. j. e Mcknight were called
to Fife Lake, last Friday on account
of the death of Mr. Murphy, father of
Mrs. Chalker and Mrs. Mcknight.
The saloons were wide open on the
Fourth. and but little drunkenness
and quarreling. But one fight re-
ported aud that took place in a saloon
where all our dist urbances take place.
Sailing, Hanson B Co. have the
best coffee in town, for 80 cents.
You should try it.
Messrs. Ciaggett & Pringle have dis
solved partnership and we understand
Mr. Pringle will go to Ann Arbor to
finish his law course. preparatory to
practicing.
Why is the town using Sherwin,
Williams paint for all of their build
ings? Easily explained. 1t is the
best paint on the market, and is for
sale by s., II. & Co.
Mr.. A. II. Mcclellan has taken
charge of the mechanical work In the
Democrat Office, aud it is hoped that
sheet will hereafter be in n readable
condition. as he is u printer of experi-
ence.
Every lady purchaser Of a
$500 pair Of shoes and upward,
from now until the 9Th day Of
July, will be presented with a
25e bottle Of Gilt Edged Shoe
Dressing, by ]. M. Jones.
According to the report of enuiner.
ator w. G. Marsh, the population OF
Grayling township, is 1884, and of the
village, 1892. The increase is large
when we consider that the lumber
camps are entirely depopulated.
The Saloons here. ten In number
all ran with open doors the 4th. They
furnished large part of the funds fol
the celebration and were assured by
many citizens that they would not b.
prosecuted, but some of the TEN per-
ence people objected, and entered
complaint to Justice WOODBURY., be
fore whom they appeared, and waived
examination. and were held for tria
at the next term of tho Circuit Court
being allowed to go on their persona
recognizance.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
So many of our people spent thu
Fourth in Crawling that We canno
begin to give the names. We can on
~ say that Lewiston was in Graylins
and that the citizens of both places die
appropriately celebrate. = Le,oisto'
Journal.
S., H. & Co. guarantee the Sher
win, Williams paint to give perfec
satisfaction, and offer to re-paint an,
house, free of charge, on which tn
paint should peel off or not Civ
satisfaction. What better guarantee
can be furnished.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibbs return thei
sincere thanks to the citizens of Gray
ling, for their very liberal donation OF
$50. 90, and to the ladies for the nice
carpet given them, and will never for
get their kindness.
In the ball game with Grayling yes
terday, the Lewiston team got badl!
done up. The score was on ratio o
to ]. Thus orr boys are again re
minded that il thew want to play the
must practice, and also get and keel
a proper battery.-.Le,oiston Journal.
Attention IL called to the new nd
vertisement of the w. l.. Douglas
SO. 90 shoe which appears in this issue
The manufacturer claims that the re-
cent Improvement in style and qualit
will give more satisfaction than eve
to the wearer of these popular shoes.
At the special school meeting. las