Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-11-26


trains. and take of the accommodation
between here and Bay City.
w. ]. Baxter, Jr., and f. Upham
of JonesviIle, arrived here on Monday
to complete the hunting season on tn
Au Sable.
Lorenzo Smith. Working at Knibb'
can'n. near Fredericville, had lie.
broken by a log swinging arounC
against him, on the 18th inst.
There will be a Thanksgiving
Dance at the Opera House, tonight
Supper at the Ora, ling House. Bill
81 so,
Mr.. John Jordan. of Jonesville, q
former resident of Grayling. is max
ing his daughter, Mrs. Sidney Claggett
II visit
Remember the AVALANCHE Office
can now furnish you with job work Of
all sorts, competing with any Office ir
the state for quality or price of work
Do not fail TO read our offer of the
AMERICAN FARMER free to all of oul
subscribers who pay their subscription
in advance.
There will be no work on the rail
road to-daY. lThanksgiying.l except
running of passenger trains, and TAX
lug care of stock and perishable freight
The boys are accordingly Apply.
n. II. Evans, of South Branch has
two small jobs, one of 400. 600, for A.
Bertrand, and one Of $50 600. for Capt.
ID. Waterbury, These logs 60 into
Higgins Lake. -RoS. Ne,Ds.
Messrs. Fogg and McEnaliy, oi
Jonesville, who have been hunting on
the North Branch, started for home
on last Tuesday. Net results of the
hunt, good time and two deer.
One of the most remarkable occur
rences we have heard of lately-"was
the conversion of a celebrated Bishop
of the Methodist Church at the age of
seven years, by his own preaching.
Geo. l.. Alexander. Atty. at Law, of
Roscomnon, has an office i'm Grayling,
with o Hadley. where he can be
found at all times, from Tuesday noon
until Friday noon of each week.
Parties who are liable to accidents or
risk Of contracting serious illness will
do well to purchase hospital ticket.
1t is one of the best things you can
have, and the Grayling is one of the
best hospitals in the country.
An advance in carpets of at least 20
per cent. is predicted by manufactu-
rers, therefore now is the time to buy.
Twenty different styles to select from,
at Traver's Furniture Rooms.
my physician said could not live
My liver out of order, frequently vom-
tied greenish mucous, skin yellow, small
\ 49, e.. 90 ,......ai,- .-a..Il
not retain food. Burdork Blood Bit
tiers cured me-" Mrs. Adelaide O. Brien.
372 Exchange ST., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Crawling public schools, under
the. direction of Prof. f. w. Lanke-
nav, are giving series of entertain
lnents for the benefit of natural
philosophy apparatus fund, which are
meeting with good success .-Det. Irib-
uIle.
T. NJ. Lewis. Dentist, who has To-
Gated at Gaylord, will visit Crawling
on the first Wednesday in each month,
and will stop at the Crawling House.
where he will be pleased to have all
call who wish any work done in his
line.
Any one in need of an Organ Piano.
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
their expenses are greater.
Michigan Central freight agents have
received notice of raise of five cents
per 100 pounds in tariffs on all classes
of east bound freight, to go into effect
on November 23d; the rates between
Chicago and New York being taken as
a basis.
1t has been figured out that good
sized dog requires more food to keep
him in order than six year old boy or
girl. Poor people who keep a dog will
do well to ponder this, and take steps
to get rid of their six year old boy or
girl before the severe winter sets in
Er.
The wood work on the inside of our
new depot. is varnished and lifted up
in the latest style. 1t is without doubt
the handsomest building of its size on
the Michigan Central railroad. The
old depot will probably be moved in a
few days down to this street and be
used as freight house. -Ogemat1 Her