Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-02-18

1855 ~-r
MER. free.
Conductor Chas Gates who was call
ed home by illness in his family. has
returned to his duties on the North
End.
Remember the AVALANCHE Office
can now furnish you with fob work of
all sorts, competing with any Office In
the state for quality or price of work.
There will be special meeting of
Marvin Post. G. A. r. on next Satur-
day Evening. for the purpose of mus
tering in new recruits. Let all at
tend.
DR. f. +. Thatcher who was con-
fined to the house for few days with
n slight attack of diptberin, has entire
v recovered. und is attending 10 the
wants of his patients ns usual.
Have you any kids" inquired ~
Young laly of nav clerk In a glove
store. ''Not yet" said the clerk with
blush: II have not been married but
three weeks"
ID. N. III. Traver has secured the
agency for the sale of the finest Kero-
sene Lamp ever manufactured. 1t
gives more light than dozen others,
and saves oil and eye-sight. Call and
examine for yourselves.
A. Chase, Of Osceola county, for
several terms deputy clerk of the
supreme court, has returned to his
old love and resumed the political
editorship of the Evart Review.
The Rev. w Stout, Wharton. Ont,
states: after being ineffectually
treated by seventeen different doctors
for Scrofula and blood diseases, l was
cured by Burdock Blood Bitters +"
Write him for proof.
For Jersey Cream Baking Pow
der, at so cents per package, and
chance to draw $4,000 gold watch,
70 to w. A. Masters, at the old
stand.
Miss Linnie Phillips, of South
Branch township. is reported very low.
having suffered relapse from an at
tack of scarlet fever, and fears are en-
tertainrd that she will not recover
Roscommon Ne,0s.
Messrs. Sailing, Hanson & Co will
put in but one set of machinery in
| their shingle-mill ut present. If the
business will Justify the outlay, anoth-
er will be put in during the early sum
iner-
1t is said that n party who has been
working and masquerading in bifurca-
ted garments, in a lumber camp less
4 than twenty miles from Crawling, pro-
poses to furnish an addition To the pop
ulstion of Northern Michigan--in a
short time.
81 was never buried alive, said an
old clerk recounting his experiences.
but once worked u week in a shoe
store that did not advertise +" when
I came out my hair was almost a
white as you now see it.
Mr.. H. Hunywell, of Big Rap
ids, is putting up the Dry House for
Messrs. Sailing, Hanson & Co., IN
der the direction of the patentee of
The process. The building is Boxes
.cet.
The old and well.known firm Of
Torehouse & Co. OF Sterlinr, is about
TO discontinue business mt Sterling. s.
II. Edgcnmbe s. Co new and enter
prising firm, well-known 10 Crawling
bites, will occupy their store with a
new stock OF goods.
The OyemaD Her0ld says: II Ros>
Of West Branch, while throwing a
.now bili. last week, at Milo, broke
his arm by sudden jerk" lie should
not have thrown the ball at Milo. and
he would not have hurt himself Too
long throw for N West Dranchrr,a an.
how.
On last Monday morning fire dos.
troyed the barn of John Randall. edi-
ror of the Northern Mail at Mo. to
gether with it's contents>n horse. buggy.
cutter. gig. and quantity of hay and
feed. Loss not known. The fire is
supposed to have been the work of an
incendiary.
That rather cratic young lady
whom the authorities were taking care
of for short time, was forwarded Ia
Detroit last week in care of the Young
Mems Christian Association. She
managed tn give the consignees the
slip, anil is very likely working her lit
tie racket in some other place.
Fifty-six men out of 60 quit work at
J. Z. Potts salt and lumber company's
camps when the company asked them
TO sign a contract agreeing to work
any number of hours per day the com
pany might require .-Er.
There is large and growing G.. A..