Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-06-18

whoever will find and return to them
their large spotted COW
For Roller Grain Drill, manufac
tured by Beckwith & Lee, of Dowagi
ac, Mich, and the best in the market
call on O Palmer. agent. this office
Nj. Conway is braking for Conductor
Harris, in place of James Ball, who
has been assigned to the South end o.
the Mackinaw Division.
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.
Mrs O'Bear and Mrs. NJ. S. Hart
wick returned from their Southern trim
last week. Mrs. H. with health much
improved.
Mrs. G. H. Hicks returned from her
visit to Corunna, last week, making
glad the heart CT Mr.. H., as it relieved
him from his duties as housekeeper.
Subscribe for the AVALANCHE and
get the american Farmer Free, and
other agricuIruraI papers AT rednceu
prices
Twenty-Five years experience in the
handling of Drugs and Medicines, ena-
bles DR.. Traver to give the best value
and the greatest assurance to his pat
rons.
Jno. B. Calkins, Supervisor of the
Township of Maple Forrest, resigned
on account of leaving the county, and
Frank Hankinson takes his place on
the Board.
| Wednesday morning while Geo.
Hall, of South Branch township, was
cutting fence poles he let the axe glance
cutting severe cash in his left foot. -
ROScommOn NeGS.
macKfhaM, hsaeaFrdHSS e fvstRiiliEfg Left ttqE
they will take the steamer for Detroit,
their future home. We trust they will
have a pleasant trip.
o. Palmer, left on yesterday, for his
old home, Jonesville, Mich, on bust
ness He will also attend the reunion
of the Fourth Michigan, at that place,
tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Love. of Center
Plains township, most sincerely thank
the many kind friends in Graylng.
who so kindly aided them since their
loss by fire.
Raymond & Hammond, tonsorial
artists and professors of crinicultural
abscission and genealogical tripsis,
also archaeological hair cutters and
nyuropHUHIc suuvvro ,ie.--v4s,I
cutes all work physiognoiDically at
the Tonsorial Parlors. Give them a
call.
Donavin's Famous Tennesseeans, the
old and only Colored Concert Company
which assisted in building Central
Tennessee College, augmented by
their superb Gold and Silver Band and
Orchestra, will give one of their incom-
parable concerts at the Opera House
on next Saturday Evening.
J.. Fl. johnson, advertising agent |
for the East Saginaw Driving Club, |
was in town on Tuesday, billing it in
the interest of the races which are to |
take place on the 23d inst, continuing
four days. A very large number of
entries have been made and a most |
successful meeting is assured. All rail
roads will sell excursion tickets during
race week.
A. II. Swarthout, Esq, our ex-Pros-
ecuting Attorney, came up from his
Saginaw home last Thursday, and
went over to Milo to attend the Circuit
Court, but returned to this city i'm
time for a little practice in Justice
Bates Court, on Saturday, remaining
over Sunday. AS there were no cases
on our calendar in which he was inter
ested, he did not stay for the term
here. His genial smile is ever well
come.
1--WE" editorially and otherwise,
know how it feels to be In cedar
swamp after cub bears and expect the
old one TO show up every minute.
Last Wednesday, the writer, his faith
err and brother, were fishing at George
Lake, when an old bear and two cubs
were seen on the bank. The boat was
pushed towards shore, the old bear ran
away and the cubs freed. After cut
ting five OF six trees the little varmints
were captured and tied, and although
they made a great noise, old mother
bruin did not put in an appearance.
Under the tutorship of his majesty,
our devil, the young bears will be
taught how to deal with the man who
calls In to know, who wrote that
0gem0,c Herald, |