Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-12-31

sand, which had collected in his
stomach.
Louie Pinkous went to Bay City on
Saturday and come back on Monday,
tle saw his best girl and is happy.
We will furnish our subscribers with
rhe Detroit Duiiy journal ia connec-
ton with the AVALANCHE for 81. so per
year. The subscription OF the Jour
nal alone. is $500 per year.
J. II. Edgcumbe made flying trip
to Detroit on Monday, to meet niece
who accompanied him home on visit
An advance in carpets of at least 30
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.
Miss Julia Erb took advantage of
the holidays to make her friends at
Royal Oak, a visit. She Is expected
to return on Saturday.
Geo. l.. Alexander. Atty. at Law. Of
Roscomnion. has an Office in Grayling,
with j . Hadley. where he can be
found Mt all times, from Tuesday noon
UNTIL rriuay noon OF each week.
The dance and party at Masonic
Hall was quite well attended. with
the exception of those who should
have been most interested.
The masquerade and dance at the
Skating Rink on last Friday Evening
WAS complete success, Graylingites
are not tired of skating yet, and the
rink is still valuable property.
+. l.. Barker, of f'redericville, made
a pleasant call on us Monday last, and
renewed his subscription for another
year
Mrs. VIM. Woodburn, wife of the
County Treasurer, died Inst Monday,
and was buried at Pere Cheney GENE
terry, yesterday.
o. Palmer returned from Three Riv.
ers, Mich, yesterday morning, where
he was called last week by the illness
and death of the wife of his brother,
Alonzo Palmer.
NJ. Doyle and family left on the
train Wednesday morning, for Kala-
mazoo, where they had been called by
illness of some OF their friends.
f. Crosby, who moved to Charlotte,
last fall on account of his wife's health.
is in the city He reports his wife's
health improving and that he will re-
turn TO Crawford County in the
spring.
a. II. Heron, Esq, representative
Of the Detroit Tribune, called on u
last Wednesday. He succeeded IN get
-rfrE u T,rvUry- rrvor ruvsorrr'v-rr Iur
the Tribune, which will be delivered
by Master Will. Masters.
In Holland. Mich G. J Duesbury
publishes the Neaos. and in ITS columns
strongly recommends DR.. Thomas Ec-
,ctric Oil for coughs, colds, sore
throats, catarrah and asthma.
Mrs. J. M. Finn accompanied by
Miss Julia Il b, is visiting friends in
Southern Michigan. She is expected
home OH Saturday, and j. Maurice il
correspondingly happy. Weather is
roo cool for his comfort.
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.
The last issue of the AuSable Sdtu1'-
dag Night. says: "AuSable and CISCO
da bid farewell to stages on Monday
next. We can say with the poet, We'll
done thou good and faithful servant,
we have no more use tor you" What
poetl
The funeral of Mrs. Palmer. wife Of
A. Palmer, took place at Three
rivers Monday and the remains were
taken to Hudson for burial. Mr. Pal.
mer few weeks ago purchased a fine
residence and had just occupied it
when Ills wife was taken sick. She
was an estimable lady, and well known
in many places, especially in Toledo,
O.-Det Journal.
The way to build up town is 70 be-
lieve in it, become inspired with the
fact that the there is future in store
for it and for everyone to lend hep
ing hand to make il what it ought to
6e. There IL local pride. this is lodal
public spirit which does not hesitate
to make a present sacrifice in the faith
that it will make the town we live in
better in the fixture. --Bellairs Breeze
Newspapers, though everybody does
not think SO. are always paid for in adj
vance. If the thoughtful subscriber
doesn't do it the proprietor has to do