Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-06-01
Time to talk excursions. 4"

Mr.. Sedar and family have removed
from the city. Why those tearsf
VIM. +. White is suffering severely
with felon OH one of his fingers.
There will be a car of plaster at
Finn's next week.
A very pleasant dancing party IL re-
ported at the opera house last Monday
evening.
The rain of Tuesday night and We'd
nesday was welcome, welcome, thrice,
thrice welcomed
Finn has the choicest line OF fine
straw hats in the county, all Of the
latest styles.
w. A. Masters has sold twenty-four
| first-class sewing machines during the
past twelve months. A splendid show
ing.
Justice Kilborn had the misfortune
of losing one of his team horses u few
days since. lie dropped dead in the
harness.
The sidewalks in some places are in
need of repair. Let the walks keep
pace with the other inproy ements in
the city.
Mr.. Chas. n. Fay left here yesterday
! Wednesday, morning for Oakland
county to be absent for few days on
"a business trip.
Remember Finn never will be un-
dersold and all goods are guaranteed
to give satisfaction.
Mr.. i. ID. Finn, of Royal Oak,
Mich, arrived in Grayling last week
and is now stopping with his brother,
j. Maurice Finn.
The social at the residence Of Mrs
VIM. Brink last Friday afternoon is
reported as being well attended and a
very enjoyable affair.
DIR. y. III. Traver. who has been alb
sent on business i'm Canada for tile
last week or two, returned home Tues
day night. His daughter, Miss Cora,
returned with him
Freight conductor Charles Loomis
met with a severe accident Yesterday
while making coupling. His arm was
caught so as TO give it severe wrench
if it did not fracture it, He was take II
to DIR. Travers for surgical treatment,
then home to Bay CITY.
Mr.. John Walker, one of the pion-
GERS of this ci Y, has just returned
from visit to Merrie England. He
will probably remain here, though lie
has not yet decided what business to
engage in.
Mr.. Chas Turner, formerly of the
firm Of Webster & Turner, dealers in
pine lands, etc, Saginaw City, was III
town last week looking To the inter
asfs of the lanos belonging to-tiTe NJ.
G. II. r. Co.
Masters new store is receiving its
finishing touches and he will be found
in his new quarters in n few days The
new post office boxes have arrived and
will be in place, being the most mod
ern style, and the same as are now
used in the larger cities.
That our citizens who desire may
have the opportunity of attending the
, State Eand Tournament ut Jackson
? June 9TH and sth, the NJ. G. r.. X. co
: have made special rates for that occa
sion. The fare for the round trip viii
De only IS. 35 and tickets will be gooC
: for 9Th, 1th, Sth and 9th.
The frame Of the new hotel is up fa
D.. enough so our people can form som
=, idea OF the size snd style of the struc
cure. 1t is 90x90 feet and three storie
, high. and will be finished throughou
= in modern style. When completed
d, we can boast Of the hest hotel betweei
Bay City and the Straits, as We ca
now Of the best passenger depot.
The season for grayling fishing
now here, aud we already hear &
numerous parties who are making al
rangements TO come for the piscatora
sport during the season. Our city wi
undoubtedly be the headquarters Ic
summer tourists ia this section, for W
- will have the advantage of fine hot,
accommodations, good livery, an
quick and easy access To the fields &
sport and the beautiful lakes of resort
The AVALANCHE Office now boast
Of as good a job press as any of OF
= city contemporaries, having receive
: this week new Universal, which
acknowledged equal to the best. w
. shall soon have a full supply of jo
type and material, and n full stock I
letter heads, bill heads, envelope
cards, etc, and be prepared To do yol
work promptly and in a. good form I
, any. Call and see us.
re Only 81 80 pays for 50 numbers
Of the AvALANCHR-less than three cen
u per copy. Who can afford to do wit