Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-04-23

Sewing Machine, In good condition, ut
a reasonable price. Call on Mrs. +. ID,
Robinson.
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get the American Farmer Free. and
other agricultural papers at reduced
prices.
Charles Jackson, Ball Townships
very efficient Supervisor, proposes re-
signing, as he has secured employment
In the Northern portion Of the State,
for the Summer.
Jacob Steckert, of South Branch,
goes for ELY, of Otsego Lake, rather
largely, in another column. Alas.
poor Yorickl Ely Is n female.
The next Social will be held at the
residence of Il. p. Forbes, on Michi-
gan Avenue, Wednesday Evening.
April goth. All are cordially invited
to attend.
On Sunday last. David Cameron and
wife. of Crawling, passed through Milo,
on the way to their farm in Mentor
township Mail.
N. Shellenberger, who has been con-
fined to the house for over two months
from an attack of Eresypelas, Is able
to appear on the street again. The
fish will need to keep shady now.
improvements from this time forth,
are the order of the day. j. II. Harder
is erecting a residence for his own use,
on The corner of Chestnut and Ottawa
streets. 1t will be quite comnodious.
d. London and J. Kehoe have been
engaged by Sailing, Hanson Il Co.. to
take charge of the day and night crews
on their logging railroad. Work will
begin soon.
J. F. Matthews, of Otsego Lake, has
traded his property for a stock of hard
ware in Ionia county. His removal
creates void that will be hard to fill.
Now that pleasant weather has
come, let the parents in Grayling see
that their children attend Sabbath
School peculiarly. instead of roaming
about the streets al day.
Oliver Raymond, proprietor of the
Grayling Tonsoral Parlor, has engaged
Mr.. Joseph Courtmarsh, of Bay City.
to assist him in waiting on his many
customers.
The largest and best assorted stock
of wall paper ever brought to Grayling,
consisting of Brown, Buff and White
blanks; Satins. Micas and Gifts, with
an endless variety of borderings, c.n
now be seen ut Traver's Furniture
Rooms.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. have just re-
ceived large supply of fresh garden
seeds, suitable for this climate. Try
them, for now is the time to attend to
garden making-not next Fall.
School has procured an addition to the
library of 100 volumes. They are fresh
and crispy and will be an additional
attraction to the scholars, who now
number over one hundred.
Mr.. r. s. Rabbit returned last eve
ming from trip down the river, where
he had been in pursuit of Grayling
eggs for the Fish Commission. He re-
ports the taking of fine lot of eggs, |
which will be sent to the hatchery at
Worthwhile.
The solos, duets and pieces arranged
for four voices, were delightfully."- rem
dered at the Opera House on last Fri
day Evening. The performers without |
exception "done themselves proud
and comparisons would be invidious.
J. r. Mcdonald is succeeding even
better than he expected, considering |
the amount of competition in the boot
and shoemaking business in Grnyling.
He makes a speciality of fine sewed |
work of every description. Orders by
mail attended to with promptness and
guaranteed.
Rev. G. 8. Weir and Mrs. Weir went
% GAYLORD on last Monday Evening
. assist in carrying on the revival at
hat place. We trust Rev. Kennedy
will return the compliment, by assist
ne in developing work of grace in
his community, both in and outside
If the church.
L. A. Hammond, tonsorial artist,
ormerly with q. Raymond. has OPEN
ID barber shop in the room next 30
rraver's Drug Store, where he win be
delighted to wait on his old friends,
md hosts of new ones, who may re-
Iuire work In his line. He is O first
lass barber. give him a call.
The Entertainment ut the Opera
House, on last Friday Evening was
veil attended and thoroughly enjoyed,
'roving the appreciation by our peo-
lie of home talent. The reading and
music was excellent and Box and Cox
'rought down the house. Net pro-