Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-24

or musical goods of any kind, would
do well to consult DR.. Traver, as to
prices and quality of instruments, in
stead of going to outsiders whose pri-
ces are necessarily higher, because
tI.ei-- A~Penses sss,..sste-. -----
l.. b Fletcher is putting in 1, 900, 600
feet of pine in the Au Sable river for
the o. S. & L. Co. Charles Snlder is
scaler. -RoS Neecs.
j. Maurice Finn has rented the new
storeroom lately erected by Samuel
Hampstead. for a Furniture Empori-
um. He also intends moving the Post
Office into it, which will thereby give
him room in the old store to increase
the lines of goods he is now carrying
The Ogemdao Herald says: There
is n report TO the effect that Crawling
parties have found coal in it's natural
state near Grayling." Yes and it cost
them about ST. so per ton on board the
cars.
Congressman Fisher. of West Bay
City, has become disgusted with the
mad scramble for office, and will do
nothing to interfere with good rppubli-
cans who are now holding government
appointments in his district. -Det
Journal
]. X. Hanson left on Monday last
for three months visit i'm Denmark
He was to take fast steamer from
New York which will arrive at Bremen
next Wednesday. We trust he will
have smooth passag. across the briny
deep and a pleasant time among his
old friends.
The Masons of Crawling will give a
social dance and party at the Opera
House. tomorrow evening. Tickets TO
party and supper 81 co. A large num-
Der of invitations have been issued
ana Il pIeusanr time rs expectru.
Be sure and attend the Christmas
Tree festivities at the Church tonight.
All are invited. No charges for admis-
sion. but n collection will he taken at
the close of the services to assist in
paying expenses.
Stated by II. B. Cochran, druggist.
Lancaster, Pa "Have guaranteed
ON er 800 bottles Of Burdock Blood Bit
ters for Dyspepsia, sour stomach, bill
ions attacks, liver and kidney
troubles
Morn in her smile. night in her frown,
To her the power Is given
To drag man TO Hades down
Or lead him up TO Heaven.
AS every cultivated family nova
DAYS must have some practical art
magazine, we have made arrangements
with THE ART AMATEUR, the leading
publication of its class. whereby we
,.an furnish that periodical together
with the AVALANCHE, including post
age, for $3.50 year, If paid in ad
vance. The regular price for the ART
AMATEUR alone is "a. 90.
| J. NJ. Jones. who was scaling logs o.
Sailing. Hanson e. Co.'S camp on tn,
An Sable. met with a serious accident
on last Saturday. He was using {
cant hook to roll some logs into tin
river. which got tho advantage of hin
and MS they went over the bank strucl
the cant hook, and it bic him on TIN
nose and mashed in his face in shock
ing manner. He was brought hom
for treatment, and is Improving rapid
Iv. but it will he sonA time before h
will be able to resume work.
The following parties were electe'
officers of Crawling Lodge, No. $50, F
4 A. NJ. on last Thursday Evening.
w. NJ. J. o. Hadle
:. w. j. F. HUI
wv A. E. Newma
Treas. o. j. Be
Sec. A. Tavlo
Sen. Deacon Geo. &. Forbe
Jun. Deacon A. II. Mars
; Chaplain w. Putnal
r Tyler +. Nj. Forbe
stewards. S. Hampstead and Geo. L
Sanderson.
The following comrades were electe
I officers of Marvin Post No. 2iO, q.
? r., at the last meeting, and were dul
? installed:
Com, o. Paine
Sen. Vice Com, Thos. Lounc
Jun. Vice Com, G.. A. Ingersor
Surgeon, !. s. Greg
: Chaplain, VIM. WOODBURY.
: Ouartermaster, w. patterson
Officer OF the Day, A. 4. Newman
p {" |" Guard, r. p. Forbe
( Q. Mr.. Sergeant, JIG. Marsl
4 Delegate to state Encainpment, o.