Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-02-26

her class, in painting, on next Satu
day as usual. One or two more schc
airs viii be accepted.
Grayling Council, No. 81, X. of G
will meet in regular session on We,
nesday Evening, March 4th, at z! O
clock.
Subscribe for the AVALANCHE an
get the american Farmer Free, an
other agricultural papers at reduce
prices
Circuit Court has been ndjourne
until Friday, March 9th, on accoun
of illness Of Judge Tuttle.
Mr.. F. g. Bell, of Wright's Lake
our former fellow townsman, movec
to AuSable short time since, to &C
as cashier For the j E. Potts Salt ant
Lumber Company.
VIM Tobin, of Manistee, has beer
engaged by Sailing, Hanson & Co, a.
head sawyer for the coming season, tc
take the place so long and ably filled
by j, NJ. Jones.
A nuin Der of our citizens talk of Wis
ting Washington to attend the inaug-
uration, next week Tickets from
CRAWLING and return, good until March
10th, $3.50.
J. Briscoe, of Otsego Lake has sold
2, 600 600 feet of cork pine to Mosher
per day passes through here now.
Repairs in Sailing, Hanson & Co.'S.
mill are rapidly progressing and IL will
be ready to start on or before the 18th
Of March.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of the Knights OF Honor, this
evening, (the 26th at Travef's Drug
Store, at "a o'clock.
A. G.. Babbett, who is in the employ
of the Fish Commission, writes his
father that they have Matched out this
season, over 100, 900 brook trout, in
fine condition.
In the township of Blaine, Mr.. John
Morgan found lady's purse in the
aa,hoontainin9- ona hundred dollars.
showed it to be the prop
erty of Mrs. Charles Ingerson, to whom |
it was returned.
When you want groceries, buy them
1t the Grocery Store, of course. But
when you want pure drugs and medi-
zines, go to the Drug Store where they
know what they are and how to put
hem up. Then you will feel safe In
aking them. Traver's is the place.
An Eastern Merchant says: IF
What you have to say be strictly true
ay it in a good newspaper. Its read
rs are intelligent, will appreciate a
'argain. and of every such customer
GU make an advertiser. For forty
even years nine-tenths of our adver-
lsing has been done on this plan, and
tp the Whole expenditure, ali that we
Little drops of water
Little grains of corn,
Makes tile festive whisky
And the morning horn.
And the little cocktails,
Humble though they be,
Makes swelled heads and
Fill the pen-i-ten-tia-ry."
The Northera Tribune, of the 10th
nst., says: At Detroit, during period |
4 S6 hours, between Sunday night and
'uesday morning of this week, the ;
lercury dropped As degrees So far
his week in the Southern part of the
tate, and the Northern portions of I
'hio and Indiana, the weather has ,
cen even colder than that of last
eek. We are having fine weather in
'orthern Michigan compared with
hat they are haTing 200 miles south
( us.
The Otsego Independent is learning
ne ways and customs of the party i,
18th which it is now affilating, in a '
lpid manner. In last weeks issue, it q
Undertakes to boycotte or bulldoze the
Ierchants of Gaylord into advertising
leir wares in its columns: 1--WE ear
estly request our readers when they
'me to town to trade, to buy of those n
no advertise in the columns of the q
dependent. They sell goods as cheap n
any one, and are much more deserv- q
g Of your patronage" Petty mean g.
ass could not descend to lower lev NJ
An Erchange, gives a certain class, j
I'd they infest every town, Grayling
cluded, the following drubbing, and
hits the nail square on the head: is
When you heara man sneering ut the NJ NJ
cal papers because they are not SO SC
g. cheap and newsv as the city pa SC
RS, you can safely bet that he does eerr
IT squander any of his wealth In as p
ting to make them better, and that Al
morally the papers have done more sn
r him than he has for them. The he
IN who cannot see the benefit aris- r.
: to town from its newspapers, has Us
{ the interest Of the town at heart, Nj