Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1894-03-15

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Silk Ribbon, for a little money,
call on s., Il. & Co. They are
closing it out at cost.
The assistant of Frank Brigham.
in his Tonsorial Parlors. has new
bicycle. Harry Evans ordered it for
him.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. j. Maldon have re
turned to Bagley. from their visit at
Manistee. They stopped here to visit
their daughter, Mrs. VIM. Pringle.
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 & PriDgle's.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Pres
byterian Church will meet at the resi-.
dence OF Mrs. e. A. Keller, Friday
afternoon, at two o'clock. tor work.
Claggett g. Pringle exhibit the finest
line of Gents. Ladies', Misses and
Children's Shoes in Northern Michi-
gan. 1t will pay you to drop in at
their store and see them. 1t won't
cost you n cent, and may save you dol
lars if you want to buy.
A locomotive AID two cars run off
the track. in Grayling, last Thursday
night. The locomotive almost buried
itself in the sand.
Victor Sailing has sold his residence
on Peninsular Avenue, and. it is said,
will move into the house formerly oc-
cupied by WIN. Mantz.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
E. Church will hold their regular
meeting ut the residence of DR.. VIM.
Woodwork, tomorrow afternoon.
Frank Nicholson has become a
Kodak fiend," and has taken some
views that would put the work of reg
ular photographers in the back
ground.
The w. r. G. received three new
members by initiation. and one
application for membership. last
Saturday. As an organization for
charitable purposes, it takes the lead.
We came near being made a member
OF the Woman's Relief Corps. last
Saturday. Comrade w. will need TO
look out, or we will Dust him from his
position as right bower in that organ
ization.
The Michigan Central will sell
tickets on the certificate rate plan. at
reduced rates. to those desiring to at
tend the state convention of the
Epworth League, at Saginaw, March
27-29.
Sufferers from the effects of La
Grippe will find ''Adironda," Wheel
er's Heart and Nerve Cure a blessed
boon; it quiets the nerves and tones
up the system. Sold by Loranger d
Fournier.
From an item in the Roscommon
| Democrat, we would infer that the
Ne,os proprietor is pugnacious, as he is
reported to have slapped a man ia the
face, with whom he had been playing
"craps" You should not do so,
Robert. as such actions are dangerous.
Why. Samantha Allen, where die
you get those lovely walking shoes.
bought them at Claggett ~ Pr;ngle's
and they do beat anything ever had
Goodbye, Samantha. / am going to
buy pair. don't care what John
says; and she did.
Hon. w. N. West, of Caro-, has beer
engaged to deliver the address OIL Dec
grafton, or Memorial, day. He is ar
able as as well as entertaining speaker
and the Post is to be congratulated or
their success in securing his services.
Mr., Beatty, at the mill in Beaver
Creek, proved that two heavy plsnl
was too much for his little fingers Il
withstand, as they stripped the fest
from the bone from the first joint t.
the end of the finger.
Monday afternoon our town wa,
startled by the alarm of Fire" which
was found to be In w. w. Metcalf',
barn, which was consumed, with q
large amount of camp equipage stored
tbrein, two carriages. etc. The cause
OF the FIRE is a mystery. The loss or
building and contents was abou,
81, 500; insured tor 81 900.
In q few days, we will have Q
complete line Of Piugyee &
Smiths shoes for ladies and chill.
dren. Now Is the time to buy
shoes before the arrival Of on,