Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-01-21

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~ improving.
Mrs. G. ii. Wheeler and daughter, of
Detroit, are visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Wild, Of the Grayling
House.
The Circuit Court for Roscommon
County, has been adjouined by Judge
Fallas to March LIST.
There was dancing party given at
FredericviIle on Tuesday Evening. and
several Graylingites attended and
had good time
o. Raymond has placed another
large mirror in his Barber Shop. and
customers can admire their handsome
phizzes when seated in either chair.
The Crawling Orchestra will give a
Masquerade Ball on the Evening of
February 22j. Washington's birth
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. X. Bates left on
Tuesday night for New York state for
u short visit. They will be absent some
three or four weeks.
Mrs. DIR. w. III. Niles of Oscoda
county, made her sister. Mrs. o. Pal
mer, short visit. arriving Saturday
and leaving on Monday.
DR.. F. F. Thatcher WAS awarded the
contract for attending the INDECENT of
Crawford County for the ensuing year
at $4,000.
Revival services are still being held
at the M. K Church, every evening,
but with what success we have not
been informed There is plenty of
good material to work on.
Miss Addie l. Richardson will open
Photograph Gallery, in GraylinR, at
Paisley's old stand, on Wednesday
or Thursday of next week. All
work done at reasonable prices
Arrangements are being carried ont
to provide the GrayIing School with
Singing Books. Birds that won't
sing are to be made sing. We trust
that the effort being made will prove
successful.
Camp No. 25, on the Fredericville
road should be abated. and the sooner
the better. as respectable people can
not pass by it without being insulted.
There is law for both landlord and ten
ant in abundance.
Adolf Lalloz, carriage manufactures.
119 Carol Street Buffalo. n. Y. states:
Il was troubled with nausea of the
stomach, sick headache and general
debility. Burdock Diood Bitters cur
ed me-"
Mr. s. NJ. Miles, of Beaver Creek
Township, called on us last Tuesday.
His family are in jackson County,
where he took them on account of his
wife's health. He reports that the
prospects are poor for her recovery.
AS we go to press we learn that DR.
Revell has just started TO attend the
family of J. Smith of Ball township,
four of the younger members being
sick with colds and swelled sore throat.
Marvin. the 16year-old son of Mr..
Smith. died this week and was buried
to day. RIOS. Netcs.
The citizens of this county who are
interested in the action of the Board
of Supervisors are requested to carr
fully read the proceedings i'm this issue
of the AVALANCHE. and the next,
when a brief review of their work will
he given.
The aged mother of Gins. Vincent
Of Center Plains towHslip, who has
heen residing with him for the past
two months. died Monday morning. |
Jan. IL at s o'clock n. IN. Decreased i
has for some time resided with a
daughter in Ionia and was in her Seth |
year. -Ros NeaDs.
If Won want groceries. buy them at
the gocery store; but il you want !
drugs buy them mt drug store. DR.
Traver has the most complete stock
and largest assortment north of Bay
City. and guarantees tho quality as
first class and strictly pure. Will at
all times make prices as low as good
goods can be sold for. And to lumber
men and large dealers will give liber-
al discount.
There will be an entertainment at
the Opera House on Tuesday Evening,
Jan. Goth. for the benefit of the Gray
ling Literary and ProSressive Associa-
ton. Proceeds to be used in liqnidat-
ing indebtedness. Admission, adults
Is cents; children IL years of age and
over, 10 cents; under IL years of age,
free. Doors open at Up. M. enter
tainnent to begin 7:3o p IN.
BY order of Com.
vick's Floral Guide for 1886. the
pioneer seed annual of America, comes
to us this year real gem, not dry
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