Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-03-31

last week. No charge for advice.
Mr. M. j. Connine, a lawyer of
reputed ability. will locate in Grayling
about June 18th. Mr.. Connine comes
well recommended, and will, no doubt,
form valuable acquisition to the pop
ulation of our thriving county.
The sun has crawled over the line,
and the moon effected change of base
this week, and if nothing else don't hap
pen pretty soon. We'll do something, if
it aint nothing more than TO change
our socks
Life is book of which we have
but one edition. Let each days ac-
tions, as they add their pages to the
indestructible volume, be such as we
shall be willing to have an assembled
world to read.
Mr.. j. M. Finn, our new merchant,
took the Monday train bound South
without letting us know where he was
billed TO. Such neglect may be par
donable, but don't let it happen again,
as we have, no doubt, lost good local.
Master Claude Tryon took his leave
of this place Monday for Detroit, look
ing for situation as operator. We
hope Claude's case will be disposed Of
with dispatch, as he is said to be very
fair dispatcher" for lad.
We understand that two more reg
ular trains are TO be put on this divis-
ion of the Michigan Central, next
month"; but whether freight, or passen-
ger, we know not; but in any event, it
will be a much needed improvement.
A Mr.. Barka, and wife, from Ann
Arbor, were in the village Tuesday and
Wednes day, in search of "A good point
TO put in Millinery goods and notions
together with dress-making and repair
ing, but would not decide until further
investigation.
Our County Clerk fetched a new
companion with him when he came to
town Monday; and, as the aforesaid
companion is somewhat wayward, had
guardian appointed TO instruct in the
etiquette of its kind. For further par
ticulars, see small williams
Mr.. c. NJ. T.. McClintock, of Man
istee, who has been here for the past
five or six days scaling logs in the river
for Sailing, Hanson & Co., finished up
Monday, having scaled about 4, 600 logs,
and returned home on Tuesday of this
week.
MIR. J. C. Fisher, late of Chesa-
ming, Saginaw county, has taken up
his permanent abode with us, and eX-
poets his family TO follow shortly; and,
as a matter of course, orders the AVA
LANTHE to be dropped in the Office to
his address.
"A fresh stock of Buckwheat Floul
will be received at Sailing, Hanson &
Co. 5 this week We call your especial
attention TO this, as ''slap-iack' days
hover DER us yet, and old Winter'l
have Miss Springs lap all wore out il
he don't vamoose the rancho pretty
soon.
We saw a genuine August Flower
on our street last week, but for beauty
and excellency of fragrance we prefer
yes, much prefer the aroma of our ole
grandad's barn-yard.
p. S.-The kind we refer to was mo-
Greene's.
The CRAWFORD AVALANCHE is pick
ing up considerably of late. All OF
account of a new man at the wheel. -
ChesaniHg AJguS.
Such words Of commentator ar,
, ever welcome, brother Miller, and al
though our quarter-lnaster-ship doesn'
date far back. yet we'll try and keel
her head up and "hard port"
MASONIC. Regular Communication
of Grayling Lodge of f. q A. NJ, U
D., at Masonic Hall, Grayling
on Thursday evening, on or be
fore full moon, i'm each month at
o'clock, p. NJ.
G. M. +. DAVIS. w M
Dated: Grayling March 10. A. d. 1881
Have you seen those new curtains
+ How pretty they look, and oh! wha
nice gilt lettersl They stand out il
D bold relief, and one may almost ru
Z and read: -. Maurice Finn, Dealer il
General Merchandise and Lumber
4 mems Supplies" Yes, she's daisy.
e. B. Potter, a Job logger" on tn
, Manistee, went over TO Walton som
j three weeks since, and drew his money
some 81, 200, for the ostensible purpos
a of returning and paying his suppl
$ bill and men in camp, but it seems h
!. views underwent a change, and h
= skipped, leaving all his creditors j
the lurch. ..
q --Ye editor of the OtSego HerGle
). brother Fuller, very quietly dropped /
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