Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-10-15

For a Remington Rifle. or Ptipe'
shof Gun. call At biz oiiicr
Our thanks are due n lampor,. AZ
Pierce City. No. for late files Of local
papers. filed with news Of that place.
Our County Congress Is in session.
and for good looks and good nature,
we will bet on them against any sim
liar body In the state.
Mr.. G.. II. Thayer has Just com
pleted comnodious bookcase to ac.
coinmo,late the new hooks Ia the town.
ship library. The artist work on the
same is being done by f. Forbes.
For Spring Tooth Harrow. mount
ed on wheels, call at the AVALANCHE
County Clerk Bell has been trying
to be sick, but doesn't make q very
good Job of It. We suggest that II
was played, TO make Charles do the
work for the board
Old fashioned spelling schools are
being held Tuesday evening at the
O'D.ll school house, Center Plains.
and on Saturday evening OF the John
son School house, with good attend
ance.
Lewis Ostrander was thrown from
a wagon n few nights since, between
here and his home, and received a
painful dislocation of the wrist. which
was reduced by Mvssrs O'Dell, who
were with hin. ---'fs--s--
Do not fail to read our offer of the
AMERICAN FARMER free to all of OUT
subscribers who pay their subscription
in advance.
The secret art of beauty lies not in
cosmetics but lies only in pure b."oj
and a healthy performance of the vita
functions. which can be obtained by
using Burdock Blood Bitters.
Mr.. John Niederer, of Blaine Town.
ship, returned last week from n visit
to Ann Arbor and brought with him a
wife to enjoy with him his new house
nearly completed on his homestead.
The Ladies' Social Union will give a
social, benefit of the bell fund, at the
residence of Mrs. A. ]. Rose, Friday
afternoon and evening. Ladies' are re
quested to come in the p. III. and gen
tleinen to tea All are invited to at
tend.
l.. j. Wells, Esq, of Gratiot County
spent week looking over the plains
country. with a view to its agricult
ural promise, and returned home SO
well pleased, that we shall expect hi,
return to locate in this vicinity within
year.
Unexpected business compelled our
absence from the city, so we missed
''Sheridan's Ride from Winchester.
as presented by the Gaylord Post q.
A. R.. but everyone seems TO he highly
pleased with the rendition of the plav
and unite in hearty praise of the ladies
and gentlemen who took part.
Mr.. ID. NJ Knseland will leave to
morrow for Milwaukee, Wis, where
he will pass the winter. expecting ia
engage i'm business early in the spring
at Kansas city. Mr.. Kneeland will be
missed here. as his prompt and gentle
manly business habits have gained
him many friends. and he will bea,
| with him the good wishes of all. His
place in the office of Sailing, Hanson
g. Co. will be filed by Mr.. Lewis Jen.
sen. who is to we'll known to require
an introduction.
Peck's Sun. published at Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, is the most humorous
paper in America to-day. Geo. w
Peck. its editor and proprietor. stands
without an equal as a humorist. He
believes in making people happy, and
no one car be otherwise who reads his
most excellent paper. Our readers
are invited to read the prospectus o.
| Peck's Sun, in another column
Sample copies mailed free to any
address.