Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-05-28


that Mrs. Hartwick is gradually in
proving, which is very gratifying t
her many friends.
: The largest stock and finest pattern
OF Oiled, Opaque and Decorated Win
dow Shades ever brought to this town
at Traver's Furniture Roo.as.
Subscribe for the AVALANCHE anc
get the american Farmer Free, ant
other agricultural papers at reduced
prices.
Farmers from Ohio say our winter
wheat is better than any grain in theil
state. The prospects are flattering fol
a large crop of wheat in this count,
this year. -Ogema,c Hsrald.
Blodgett & Byrne are drawing the
iron for the extension of their LOGGING
road which they contemplate running
to Portage Lake this season. -Ros
Neaos
\ Ice cream will bs-s-.----.Sl :.
every evening. Admission ticket Is
cents, which entities the holder to a
dish Of ice cream. Ten cents per dish
will be charged for additional dishes.
Mrs. q. II. Hicks left for Corunna,
last Saturday, on visit TO her parents.
She will be gone two weeks or more.
Mr.. II. is holding the fort, and draws
his rations at the Grayling House.
M. j. Connine was considerably I'M
der the weather during the past week,
but is now recovering. The absence
of Mrs. G. had a depressing effect as
he lost his appetite.
Mrs. &. S. Weir is encouraging the
vanities and foibles of the female por-
ton of this community, by assisting
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w. A. Masters is going to sing a so
low, on some future occasion which
will astonish the natives. He STAYED
at home last Sunday evening from
church, to practice
The Michigan Central Railroad Co.
have made a slight change in their
Time CPrd for the Mackinaw Division.
and indefinitely postponed putting on
the night train.
j. r. Mcdonald moved into his new
shop on last Tuesday, where he will be
pleased to have all who want work in |
his line, to call and see him,
Mr.. j. l.. Wild fell into the raging
AuSable, while fishing, last week, but
was rescued by Mr.. Michael Conway.
VINO jumped III aTrer NM, ue5prre Tne
depth q feet and GOODNESS of the wat
er, and assisted him to reach terra-lir-
ma. 1t was not dry haul either.
Z. Hanson, and family left for Eu-
'ope, yesterday. They will leave New
York City, per steamer, on Saturday
morning. That they may have pleas
mt trip, an enjoyable visit, and safely
eturn to their home, is the wish of the
Office and their many
riends.
o. Palmer and the Messrs. Augur
vent fishing last Saturday Evening,
nd caught quite number of fish
t pretty large dimensions. They in
innate that they would have caught 7
lore il the moon had not shone so I
rightly. 1t seems to require a dark
light to be successful in taking either
sh or chickens.
Il
Rev. Samuel Edgcumbe was called =
} Vanderbilt on last Saturday Eve :
ing, to tie a nuptial knot for young d
'uple, which was done in an effectual -
amer. Mr.. 4. has a rowing commits .,
on authorizing him to perform such a,
and all in want of services A,
this description, should give him
Ill.
If some of the croalkers about the
orthless soil of Northern Michigan b,
i'll stop at Roscommon, we will show n
EN- some clover and wheat fields that II
Ill make their eyes stick out and put ~
end to their senseless croaking. We h,
fer TO the plains farms of A. ID. hi
ayne, Daniel Dunn, James Raison, III
Inn $. Trask, Whedon York, Jacob n,
eckert and a large number of others +,
no have farms in this vicinity .-RoS al
scs. IN,
The Shafcr house about one and a so
IL miles from town, which was occu- be
I'd by A. McNevin, caught fire on last TO
turday, and was burned to the III
ound. Mr.. McNevin lost everything, v n
;luding clothing. provisions for the no
miner, etc. The citizens on Mon TO,
y made him donation of some tn
ing over $4,000. which will be of exc
Eat assistance in providing for his H.,
niIy, until he can raise something. da