Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-21

was very sick. He left on the ne1
train.
For Roller Grain Drill, manufac
tured by Beckwith l. Lee, of DowagI
&C, Mich, and the best in the market
call on o. Palmer, agent, this office
The Photographic gallery will not b.
opened for business on Sunday. Par
ties wishing pictures must call durin,
the week.
Remember the AVALANCHE offic.
can now furnish you with job work Of
all sorts, competing with any Office in
the state for quality or price of work.
j. M. Finn has put up new avn,
ing in front of his store. 1t will be a
great protection to the customers who
congregate in the store and on the cor
ner, especially when it rains.
Subscribe for the AVALANCHE and
get the american Farmer Free, and
other agricultural papers at reduced
prices
The largest stock and finest patterns
of Oiled, Opaque and Decorated Win
dow Shades ever brought to this town,
at Traver's Furniture RooMs.
Henry Whitley, Esq, dealer in Real
Estate, Insurance Agent. &C., vas in
the city last Thursday and made us a
pleasant call. He reports everything
in fiourishing condition in Otsego
County.
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.
Miss Emma Shuart, formerly of Ros-
common, but now of Cheney, was uni
ted in marriage to Harry Pierce, of
that place, on the 2nd iRst. -RoScom-
mon Ne,oS.
Mrs. T. w. Mitchell has put very
show case in her store, i'm |
which to display the gew gaws and
other paraphanelia used in adjoining
the fair sex.
Hereafter we will not Judge that a
man is going to put up handsome
tence from the looks of the post holes.
You can't always tell the color of dog
by his bark.
A. Taylor has commenced painting
he store room. now occupied by Jos.
Sdgcumbe. The front has received
me coat, and - the balance of the
VIII soon receive UIe same art
ention. 1t needs it.
Mrs. r. Richardson, who has been
i at the residence of her parents here
or some time HIS entirely recovered
er health and on last Thursday took
he noon train for her home near Gray. =
ng. -RoScoalmon Ne,cs. 8
The largest and best assorted stock ,
( wall paper ever brought to Crawling, 6
onsisting of Brown, Buff and White
tanks; Satins, Micas and Gifts, with :
n endless variety of borderings, can ;.
ow be seen at Traver,s Furniture :
ooms. {;
E. N. Sailing, of Manistes, il is said II
i'll move here and reside in the house
ow occupied by Mr.. Palmer, and look ?
tier the extensive bueineeS of tl.e firm l.
lring the absence of Mr.. X. Hanson,
Europe. Mr.. s. will be cordially
elcomed.
One of the peculiar ideas common :.
small towns Is that every person 8
ould keep pigs whether they have g,
place to keep them or not. They are f.
! intolerabe nuisance to any per- a,
n with the least idea of cleanliness, N
1T more especially to those who are
aking garden. If people must keep
gs, let them pen them up. The pen
the place for them, not the streets.
In addition to the previous large d,
ock of wall paper which has been in
.ntioned in the AVALANCHE, there ~
Is received to day, 1000 rolls more at q
AYERS Furniture Rooms, making II,
w the largest stock and greatest va lie
ty of patterns ever brought to this
tion of country. IN
The OtSego Herald, says: "Drum-ma- ce
, w. II. II. Cooper, will give con- an
lsed but humorous history of the nc
nd, at it's Grand Concert on the ga
hit of the Both" No doubt it will Ioi
highly entertaining. more especial en-
( he relates the antics he cut at the M
1iers reunion at Vanderbilt, last
inner.
he annual apportionment of the -.
crest of the Primary School Fund
been made. The number of chill mn.
n in Crawford County, of school -,
, is Clio. The number of children
tiled to the primary fund is COG. 80
o districts in the county. for some a.,
son. have forfeited their interest in 80,