Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-02-02
FABER FANCIES.

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With the exception of building.
And they are looming up in ever,
direction.
-Grayling is bound to be a city ol
5000 inhabitants in less than years
And you can bet your "botton
dollar" on that.
Let every man who IL not sub
scriber to the AVALANCHE
Subscribe for it at once.
1t gives all the news pertaining to
improvements, etc, ETC.,
is wide-awake,
And you will feel to rejoice to see
that you have such a live paper.
Subscribe now; don't delay.
l.50 per year pays the fiddler.
January went out like a little
shee- lamb.
Supervisor Duane Willett, of Ma
pie Forest, was in town Saturday.
DR.. G. NJ. f. Davis has returned
from Detroit. He reports not much
snow in that section.
Mr.. ). Vaughn, proprietor of
Vaughn's camp on the north branch.
was in town Tuesday.
-Roscommon has so many good and
true citizens that she is at loss as TO
whom TO select for village officers.
DIR. :. Revel, the AVALANCHE cor
respondent from South Branch. made
us friendly call one day last week.
The glass in the show-windows of
Messrs. Sailing, Hanson & Co.'S new
hardware store are the largest in town.
During our three weeks residence
here it has been an arduous undertak-
ing to keep track of the thermometer.
DR. n. ii. Traver will please ac-
cept thanks for a choice selection of
candies. Very toothsome and palata-
BILE
There's n man in our town who is
wondrous wise; He's going to start an
soon that'll open all your
eyes.
Mr. n. ID. Cole, foreman of Coles
lumber camp on the north branch, was
i'll town three or four days during the
past week
Keep "your eyes peeled for new
to be started soon; if you
don't they will be in operation before
you know it.
Supervisor o. J. Bell, of Grove,
has a very bad finger, caused from run
ming big silver through it at the mid
die joint. Ouch!
-Rained all day last week Thurs
day THERMOMETERS forty degrees above
A very marked and decided change
from the Tuesday previous.
County Clerk Steckert came up
from Pinconning Saturday and re-
lnained with us over Sunday. VIII
liam's visits are always welcome.
Mr.. Thomas Byrne, a prominent
well known throughout
this section, died at his residence in
Grand Rapids on Thursday last.
Mr.. Brown (the painter, the bar
ber, and-so-on) is putting on the finish
ing touches with his little brush - on
Messrs. Sailing, Hanson q Co. s new
hardware store.
A flat car loaded with logs came
very nearly being thrown from the
track on Thursday last, caused by the
large pile of building-stone in close
to the track.
Several cattle tried to obstruct the
of the northward- bound
passenger train last Thursday. A sue
cession Of "toots" scared them out
Of their notion, however
"A couple OF "drummers for
Messrs Wheat & Co., East Saginaw
dealers in musical instruments, did
the town Monday. Whether their
sales were few or many, we did not
earn.
Mr. Thomas Woodfield. clerk in
he store of Messrs. Sailing, Hanson g.
Co., has been off from duty for about
4 week, OH account of severe cold
and sore throat. We were glad to see
him out again Tuesday.
Mr.. John Baller, who was EN-
ployed some months ago in Messrs.
Sailing, Hanson a. Co.'S saw mill at
his point, and was n Union soldier i'm
the war of the Rebellion, has recently
the ) w | Of Sec 3, 2J n, R2I
w.
Take notice. all ye writers The
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