Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-04-13
FABER FANCIES.

A new house is being built across
the river.
Charley H says that it does not
belong to him.
Nowadays the newly elected officers
are dung some swearing.
The subscription list of the AVA.
LANcHE, is rapidly increasing.
Did yon look "leedle out" and
not get fooled on Saturday last?
Quite number of strangers in town
during past week hunting locations.
Oei Taylor is building new house
between the livery stable and bridge
Geo. Sanderson is getting ready to
build new house above DIR. Wapner's
The average yield of wheat per acre
In Michigan in 1881 was II and 47-1OO
bushels.
Geo. Homer is moving himself and
family to Grayling for the summer
Chesaning Argus
Meeting of the County Board O
School Examiners two weeks from to- |
day-Arri. 9th.
Pine and farming lands bought and
sold on commission by A. Ii. Swarth-
out. fah1e,r,
township officers wishing to pur-
chase township or school libraries will
do well to call on w. A. Masters.
A good many men were badly Apri'
fooled Saturday, by being nominated
for offices only to be beaten in the
election.
At the recent session of the legisla
ture, .. Palmer, was appointed Nota-
ry Public in addition to the list for
Crawford County.
Mr.. A. II. Swarthout went 10 saoi-
nav Monday, but will return soon nc
companied by Mrs. s., who preceded
him few days.
We understand that J. M. Finn Is
going to clear up his lots above Mr..
Moshier's. Put up two or three houses
to rent, Maurice.
Dr. Traver, has Just received the
largest stock of wall paper, curtains
and spring fixtures ever brought north 4
Of Bay City.
Last Sabbath was Easter-Sunday.
Did you have any eggs? We did-we
bought a dozen land paid the cash, q
too and half of them were -. Well. ,
such is life
All the agricultural articles that have
in the AVALANCHE. from /
time to time, have been extensively
copied by the press of Northern Mich
igan and duly credited.
The debate advertised to be given at
the Opera House last Saturday even
ing did not occur on account of the
necessary absence of some of the
principal speakers
A few school books left at DIR. Ira d
ver's drug store. which will be sold at h
cost TO close out stock All in need n
should cali at once and secure bar II
gains.
Quite a number have complained to g
rs, because the dance given i'm This I
'ity last week occurred on Good Fri r.
lay. Gentlemen, we are sorry, but "
'ould not help II, as we had nothing to v
10 with getting it up. i g,
Quite . numhev of shade trees have N
been planted In town this week. 1t is Q n
rood plan. -Chesanins Argus. 10
That's %, brother. The citizens Of In
'ur beautiful little town will he Il
Engaged in the some pursuit soon. "
Another literary entertainment will
De held at the Open House, Friday I"
'vening The programme will consist ee "
If essays, ,recitations, songs and instru-
mental music. Turn out. everybody. al
md enjoy a rich evening treat. o.
of
Mr.. j. Latter, sec. "A, Ora yling to wn- hs
hip, weaves carpets at fifteen cents VI
'er yard, striped, or one shilling per hs
ard, hit and miss-get and deliver; d,
'r one shilling per yard for striped and or
en- cents for hit and miss, If taken to ga
lin. to
The dance at the opera house last er
friday evening was well patronized, Fl
here being between sixty and seventy
numbers sold. Everything passed off th
cry pleasantly. The music was good. In
mt we think just as good can be found OF
ight at home. m
We hear it reported that the newly -
lected supervisor of Maple Forrest ~,
vent out on hunt last week, inten- ~
ing to return that evening, but failed "''
D return for the space of two days. &c, 90
lis friends, becoming alarmed mt his
bsence, sent out scouts and runners oo