Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-06-04

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Jack Frost withholds his chilling
breath, there will be plenty of berries.
Do not fail to read the new prospec-
tus of the AMERICAN AGRIcULTURIsT;
only 81 IS for the paper and a valua-
BILE encyclopedia.
In cleaning up your furniture this
Spring, try little of Traver's Mirror
Furniture Polish. 1t is the finest thing
ever made for making old furniture
look as good as new.
j. NJ. Finn and w. A. Masters start
ed down the river, Tuesday Evening,
on a fishing excursion. Orders for
Grayling, can be left at the Post Of
fee with Mr. Harder. .-
Do not fail to read our offer of the
AMERICAN FARMER free to all of our
subscribers who pay their subscription
in advance.
j. P. Hildreth of Center Plains, has
our thanks for supply of Rhubarb,
which is being placed where it will do
the most good.
For Roller Grain Drill, manufac-
tured by Beckwith & Lee, of Dowagi-
&C, Mich, and the best in the market,
call on o. Palmer, agent, this office
They are all using the Sherwin-Wil-
liams' Paints, because they are the
best mixed paints ever introduced into
this market. You can buy them at j.
NJ. Firms.
Remember the AVALANCHE office
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all sorts, competing with any Office In
the state for quality or price of work.
w. ]. Mcintyre has moved on the
farm of Mr.. Manwarren, in Maple For
rest township. He thinks farming will
pay better than railroading.
The largest stock and finest patterns
of Oiled, Opaque and Decorated Win
dow Shades ever brought to this town,
at Traver's Furniture Roorls.
Miss Cordelia Davis returned from
Hillsdale county, yesterday, accom-
panied by her sister. They are guests
of Mrs. o. Palmer.
Subscribe for the AVALANCHE and
get the american Farmer Free, anc
other agricultural papers at reduced
John Walker has the finest garden
in town, and is aware of the fact tina
we appreciate vegetables of every de
scriptio n; therefore we are under obi
cations for a supply of the same.
Ice cream will be served at the rink
: every evening. Admission ticket i
= cents, which entities the holder to q
dish Of ice cream. Ten cents per disl
will be charged for additional dishes
: Chas. w, Wheeler has resigned tin
position of Township Clerk, to whicl
he was elected last Spring, and Charlie
Harder has been appointed to the va
cancy. Good selection.
The two weeks revival services a
the III. Il. Church, has not accomplish
ed much so far as we can perceive. TO
fishing, baIl-pIaying and other kindred
! amusenents, is getting more common
: on Sunday.
J. X. Bates, our genial Justice o
the Peace and dispenser of Dry Goods
i, Goldfish and Molasses. ut Sailing, Han
son & Cos. store, has erected nea
and handsome fence around his resi-
dence.
Mrs O. Palmer, received letter OF
last Friday, from Master Frank Mick
! Lesson, who is visiting relatives III Den
3 mark, enclosing six varieties of flow
ers, and several specimens of pressed
e leaves of the shrubbery in that coun
o try.
M. s. Hartwick has had the Tonso
rial Parlor painted and papered in fin
style, for y. Raymond, the proprietor
: and it is now as handsome, a shop a
can be found anywhere. Call and Sc
( it. and have shave.
Mrs. A. M. Wright is taking picture
at Paisley,s Gallery, in good style ant
a cheaper than ever. Card photos 81, 81
. per dozen. Cabinets $500 per dozen
Quarterly Meeting Services will b
Z held at the M. e. Church, Sunda
. June 9TH. A. j. Richards of Bay Cit.
is expected to officiate.
II. l.. I.amport, who has been in tn
employ of the Michigan Central Rail
road Company for the last fifteen years
8 of which have been in Grayling, ha
resigned and been succeeded by NJ,
Slipe, of Alger.
4 A Sunday School has been organic
ed in Beaver Creek township, and
held in the Town Hail. Mrs. job
, Hanna, we understand, was electe
a superintendent.
: The final exercises of the Graylin
Graded Schools will be held I'm tn
J, school building, tomorrow afternoon
t The first bell will be rung at 1:3
!. o'clock, and the second bell at
:. o'clock, at which time the exercises c