Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-07-13
LOCAL ITEMS.


the p. ..
A consaunication from Grove was
received yesterday too late for this is
sue. Write again.
Have you paid for the paper you are
readingf If not. would it not be well
to do SO right away quickf
We notice a croquet set is being used
to considerable extent OH the court
house grounds. A pleasant pastime
for the sheriff y family and friends.
We noticed The arrival by train on
Tuesday evening of a large sail-boat.
which We are told belongs TO j. q.
Hadley, Esq, and will be launched OH
Portage Lake.
Violins--a full variety of styles and
prices st DIR. Traver's drug store.
A new time card will take effect OH
this division of the III. G. L. r. to-day,
which we are unable to get in time for
this issue. The day trains will stop
here for dinner.
Mr.. Maxwell is on hand at the r. II
dining-roo'ns with his corps of assist
| ants, and the travelling world can here
after be fully satisfied, 30 far at least
| AZ edibles are concerned.
Legal blanks and blank books of oil
kinds, at publishers prices, at the p. o.
Mr.. Elmer Fauble got II severe duck
ing below the dam on Big Greek this
week, and but for timely assistance
might have become food for fish.
The friends of Mrs. VIM. Brink were
pleased last Saturday to see her in the
streets of the city for the first time
since her illness.
There is some more of that good,
fresh butter at j. G. Silsbee's
The Hudson Gazette reports a white
frost in that village last week Wednes-
day morning. How is that for south
ern Michigani
Pure Paris Green at j. II. Finn's-
only 4Oc per pound.
The Roscommon Pioneer Dooms for
Mr.. Ii. II. Woodruff for representative
from that district. They might GO
farther and fare worse.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Harrington, of Cen.
tral SQUARE, n. T., arrived here last
week and are the guests of their son,
j. 8. Harrington. ESQ.
Detroit and Bay City daily papers al
the p. o.
Mr.. T E. Hastings, of Beaver Greek
township, dropped in on us last Mon
day. He reports crops in fine condi-
ton, and claims that as the banner
town Of Crawford county.
We add to our exchange list to-day
tue Glare County Press, a live news
paper, which strongly endorses til,
nomination of Hubbell for the U. s.
Senate and Loud for Congress.
Accordeons and banjos ut DR. Ira
ver,s drug store.
Conductor Trip fell from his trail
1 between Gaylord aud Bagley last Sat
J urday, receiving severe injury to hi
right leg which will incapacitate hin
for duty for some time.
Hon. ii. w. Loud, of Oscoda, wa
\ in the city one day last week and her
D ored the AVALANCHE office with a cal
a We had no time for the discussion c
Congressional matters in the district a
length, but judge from his demeano
!. that his fences are in u condition sal
}. isfactory to himelf.
Harmonicas, piccolos and flutes q
DIR. Traver's drug store.
!. We have received a communicate
Il from some of the men in camp VIII
n resent the charge which they claii
II was made by DR.. Traver in our las
Ii issue, that "the highest enjoymer
II they are capable Of is beastly drunk
:, etc" The letter is too bitterly person
n al for publication, as we have said "
n should omit such from our columns
ID and we refer to it only to acknowlede
:, that we believe the camps contain the
Al percentage Of gentlemen, as well {
other walks of life.
l. Granulated sugar. cut loaf and Ne
~ Orleans molasses at j. G.. Silsbees.
- Last Sunday night some miscrean
n, for the time at least devoid of maj
IN hood. committed depreciation in OF
m village which is devoid of all excul
~ and which il at once condemned
y, all our citizens. The front Of DIR. Tr
M ver's store was smashed in, four pan
N of glass being broken, and quite Q
j" amount of damage done inside by Il
breaking of merchandise in the wi
dows. There is no clue to the perp
~ traitor of the dastardly outrage, al
III whether it was done for some pet