Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-07

MT, t<Aaflec Whctief Went 70 De-
troit, yesterday, on a short visit. He
may go into business there ia a short
time
Do not Fail 10 read tlie new rfospec-
tus Of the AMERICAN AGRtcuLrURIsTs
only 81 90 for the paper and a valua-
BILE encyclopedia.
You chm now fish for brook trout, as
ii Is perfectly lawful. whether you can
catch any or not Next month you
can fish for Grayling.
Do not fail to read our offer OF the
AMERICAN FARMER free to all OF our
subscribers who pay their subscription
In advance.
Billy Reed has moved his family
back to the farm where the air is much
fresher, but he viii remain in town
and play bachelor.
For Roller Grain Drill, manufac-
tured by Deckwith & Lee, of Dowagi-
&C. Mich, and the best in the market,
call on o. Palmer agent, this office
If our citizens would see that the
yard around their dwellings VAS clear
ed of the rubbish that has accumula-
ted during the winter it would i'm
prove their appearance, muchly.
Remember the AVALANCHE office
can now furnish you with job work of
all sorts, competing with any Office in
the state for quality or price of work.
Remember the donation party at the
hall this evening, and don't fail TO at
tend. Supper will be served from to
p. NJ, at 25 cents.
Chris. Range met with a painful ac-
cident Monday, while splitting wood,
cutting deep cash in the instep of his
left foot. Geo. Hall takes his place on
the railroad,
Subscribe for the AVALANCHE and
get the american Farmer Free, and
other agricultural papers at reduced
prices
Rev. Weir intends beginning special
services at the NJ. L. ChHrch> on Mon
day Evening, May 11th., and will be
assisted by Re>s Taylor and kennedy
OF Otsego County.
Undoubtedly the presence of the
sheriff and proximity of the jail was
what prevented bloodshed between
deputy-sheriff Wild and the gallant
conductor, Ames. last Friday night.
A. J. Rose is repairing the engine
and locomotive for Sailing, Hanson &
Co., at Portage Lake. They will com
mence transferring logs from the lake
to the river in few days.
O. j. Bell, hus been confined to the
house for some time from combined
attack of rheumatism and billiousness.
Ills corporesity was too much for
them, and he is row recovering.
O. Palmer has purchased the prop
erty OH corner of Peninsular Avenne
and Ogemaw street, of A. III, Swart-
bout. He will make considerable i'm
provenent before moving into it.
We have received n copy of the Mich
igan Manual, very interesting vol
ulne, full to the brim, with statistics
and other matter that is interesting TO
every one.
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.
Special Missionary Sermons will be
preached at the NJ. Il. Church, next
Sunday, 10y the pastor, Rev. Geo. s.
Weir. Collections for Missions will be
taken mp at each of the services.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Cassimer. propose
returning to Grayiing. They find the
climate of Northern Michigan more
healthful and conducive to longev-
ity Of life, than where they now re
side
The Social at the residence of Mrs
r. p. Forbes, last Wednesday Eve
ming was pleasant affair. The ladies
have voted to devote the proceeds of
their socals to the NJ. T. Church bell
fund, a fact which insures the purchase
of bell.
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, can
now be seen at Traver's Furniture
Rooms.
The Sabbath School Institute of the
Alpena District, NJ, e. Church, will be
held in East Tawas, June 18th and
18th. A good programme has been
prepared upon which appear the names
of Rev. q. s. Weir aud q III. Hicks
of this place.
A special coach containing Assistant
General Superintendent Miller, and @.