Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-02-16
FABER FANCIES.

All kinds of legalblanks at the post
Office.
See what ]. X. Mcdonald says, from
Forest.
Remember the entertainment Satur
day evening.
Farms for sale in all parts of the
county at A. ii. Swarthouts office.
feb16w4
Work on the round house is pro-
crossing finely.
Wasn't she a daisy ~ yester
day, we mean.
Last Tuesday was st. Valentines
day. Did you receive one!
Geo. Fauble, Esq, of Grove, took
run down to Saginaw this week.
w. A. Masters offers some choice
lots for sale adjoining Goodale's addi-
ton.
DIR. Traver is on business trip to
Detroit, but will return Friday or Sat
urday.
Pine and farming lands bought and
sold on commission by A. ii. Swarth-
out. feblbw4
Another blacksmith shop are among
the things talked of in the sweet by
and-by."
Insure with A. III. Swarthout in the
Home. Watertown or the Underwriters
Insurance COMPANIES. feb16w4
Mrs. Rusnells house on Michigan av-
enue will be completed within two
weeks.
If you want to secure a bargain on
corner lots apply at once to W. A.
Masters.
Old Sol has completely cooked the
sleighing in this vicinity. Lunbermen
mourn its departure.
A new house has sprung up as If 10y
magic on the lot sold last week by Mr..
Brink to Mrs. Leonard.
Fred w. Sorenson has bought bust
ness lot in the village of Fredericville
of Mollie G.. Babhitt.
James II. Mcdonald was commits
stoned postmaster at Achill, Roscom-
mon county, Jan. q.
Deeds, mortgages, contracts, and all
legal instruments skilfully executed 10y
. w. 4. Masters.
Our city is rightly named, for like
the noted grayling fish, it moves with
, almost lightning rapidity.
The railroad company's force oi
workmen is largely increased this week,
and their work is being pushed rapidly
= For low prices in sewing machines,
organs. school books and stationery
call OH w. ~ Masters.
Our city was without physician fo1
t two or three days this week. Verdict
g patients all recovering
O. +. NJ Cutcheon, of Oscoda, wa'
in the city last Tuesday on business
connected with the river improvement
company.
+ For the correct time for trains to ar
rive and depart, see the corrected Nj
IL c. II. h. time table in this issue of tin
AVALANCHE.
r Some of the most desirable location
;; for business and dwelling in the vii
lage for sale by w. A. Masters.
u Work on the planning mill is fairL
IS. begun and before our next issue til
s. building may be seen from this side @
T. the city.
Mr. II. Brown has fitted up a nea
N barber shop in the Office of the Harde
House. A convenient place and on
much needed.
Cd Chief Shoppenegans walks straigh
- er than ever. lie caught four beaver
,sr last week, which netted him nenrl
1'' twenty-five dollars.
to Mr.. Hartwick has just completed
) large ice house, but he will have
make things fly to fill it If the preseI
weather continues.
We are informed that movemel
is started in the township of Grovef
IN the organization of a grange of Il
Patrons of Husbandry.
sat 4The great amount OF lumber bell
, Il unloaded here by the railroad comp
ny would make one think they we
: going to build a city of their own.
The mechanics who have just col
his pleted the r. II. water tank at Il
, place started for Otsego Lake yest'
Ia day to erect tank there.
PIE Mr.. Samuel Barnes. clerk for s
ie' ling, Hanson g. Co., has been on {
a. sick list for nearly a week, but is
- ported better this morning.
a, Three car loads of copper ore pass