Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-04-05

township.
ClaRgett 3 PrInsIs offer their entire
stock Of hats and caps at one third of
the regular price to close them out.
Please don't forget this.
Rev. Irwin. Presbyterian minister
OF Grayling, was In the village. Tues
day. the guest of Miss Lillian Snively.
RIOS. Nesos.
Phosphate, Potato Grower and
Land Plaster is just what you need
for good crops. You can get it at
lowest market price, of S., H. & Co.
The Ladies' Home Missionary So
cIety of the NJ. +. Church viii hold
their regular meeting at the Parson-
age. tomorrow afternoon.
For fresh Crackers, Cookies, Bread
and Confectionery. go to Nv. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received a
large assortment.
The AVALANCHE is indebted to John
Staley fora basket of the finest Florida
oranges we ever saw. They we're
grown on the fruit farm of his part
ner, Mr.. Trench.
Adironda is the greatest Nerve rem
edy on earth; 1t contains no opiates;
100 full size does, so cents. Sold by
Loranger e. Fournier.
Henry Trumley is the grandfather
of a brand new boy, born to his
daughter, Mrs. Dickev. of Vanderbilt,
on the Goth inst. Weight seven
pounds.
| J. M. Jones has the finest line of
tanned shoes, not "black and tan, /"
ever brought to Grayling. Call and
see them.
| MARRIED-At the residence of j
X, Merz, March 31st, 1894, by Rev.
John Irwin, Mr.. Rasmus Madsen and
Miss Thouren Haldo; both of Gray
ling.
Wooden Dress Flannels suitable
for skirts and children's Dresses,
from 6 to IL cents per yard, at the
store of S., II. q Co.
Mrs. jackson, wife of Conductor
Jackson of the M. G. r. r., returned
from visit with her parents in Can
ada, last week.
The Ladies' are delighted with Clag-
gett s. Pringle's new Roller Champion
Flour. They try it once and then will
use no other.
Mrs. Mary A. Keeler. of Saginaw,
has been appointed corresponding SEQ
rotary of the Woman's Relief Corps, by
President Ann NJ. Farney, of Kalama-
ZOO.
Lewis & Broxholm, of Rochester,
N. Y, have the reputation of manu-
featuring the handsonl.st and best
shoe in the country. j. M. Jones has
them for sale. Call and examine.
The finest organ in town, can be
seen at the residence of j. G. Hanson.
Call and see it. Easy terms to right
purchaser.
Why not buy sheet when you
can get the best cotton to make it of
for 4 and A 1-2 cents per yard at the
store of S., III. & Co.?
They say that suckers do not bite.
but we do not believe it. Tor the re-
publican suckers of Crawford county
swallowed the democratic bait, hook
and line at the elections, Monday.
They have them again. this season.
What? The best So. 90 Shoe on earth,
for Gents and Ladies. If you don't
believe it. call and see them at Clag-
gett & Pringle's.
Mrs. Sadie Emery, eldest daughter
of H. T. Shafer, has purchased the w.
r. Love farm, in Center Plains town
ship, and H. L. Shafer the cows and
lyoung stock.
There is one store in Grayling where
you can purchase, for cash, as fine a
Ladies' shoe az you can in any city in
this country, and that is at j. M.
Jones'.
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder
Worlds Fair Highest Award.
The ladies exclajm OH Obi! Oh II
How pretty and cheap, when they see
those new Sterling Satines, ut Clag.
gett g. Pringle's.
There is no two ways abont it, for
Lewis e. Broxholm, of Rochester. N.
Y, make the finest shoes manufac
tured and they are for sale by ]. NJ.
Jones.
have an elegant line of Trimmed
Millinery, tor the Spring and Summer
seasons. The ladies are cordially in
vited to call and see the same al
Benson's Millinery Parlors, April 6tt