Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1886-06-10

idence permitting.
Buy your Drugs at Finns' and save
money.
Hubbard Head, of South Branch
township. has just received from the
Cortland Wagon Co., of Cortland. N.
Y, one of their celebrated platform
spring wagons. 1t Is q dandy and
Hubbard is well pleased with 1t Kos.
NeicS.
H. Belden, of South Branch, who
is serving his country as juryman,
this week, called on us and subscribed
for the AVALANCHE. He reports
everything Furnishing, and the pros
pect for bountiful harvest very good
Buy your tackle for grayling fishing
at Firms. He has the most complete
assortment in town.
The Grayling Dickens club took its
first annual outing at Portage Lake on
last Saturday. Result: Thirty-seven
gray one perch, and seven mosqui-
TO bites. The club gives public en-
tertainment in costume June 18th. -
bet. Tribune.
Rev. WIN. Putnam's son, Edward,
who is station agent at Frederic, went
TO Mason the other day and fetched
one of It's fair daughters back with
him as a bride. The HERALD con-
graduates the happy couple, and wish
rs them a happy and prosperous voy-
,ge through life.-Otsego Co. Herald.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" and the
many attractive features connected
with it as presented at this cosy place
Of amusement, continue to delight the
hundreds who crowd to see it. Only
three more presentations, tonight, 10
III orrow afternoon and tomorrow
night. Toledo Eoening Bee.
John Bolton, who tried to kick up a
disturbance ut the Opera House ON
iat Monday night, was arrested on
Tuesday, fined and costed Sl1.5o, or,
ten days in Jail. He preferred the
jail, and was at once turned over to
sheriff Hun, who will feed him for
the next ten days at the expense of
the County.
! Near all the veterans of Berryville
attended the Memorial services at
| Vanderbilt last Sunday at the Town
Hall. The ceremonies conducted by
the Il. A. r. Post were impressive and
appropriate. The address delivered
by Rev. Chas. futile, of Vanderbilt,
was able and one to make the hearers
glad they were there. - tSego Go. Her
aid.
The O1emoac GO. Times says: ''Ros-
common wants new depot. a num-
Der Of her prominent citizens were at
he station to interview the officers OF
the railway who passed up last week
out they went by without stopping. "
FOO bad. But everything that can,
| runs Dy NOScOlnlnOu-
| Sailing. Hanson g. Co. have added
70 their business here a single mill
having put in u Perkins machine with
a capacity of fifty thousand a day, and
giving employment TO ten men besides
he extra work in the saw-nill where
he logs for shingles are first cut into
} cants. Everything about the estab-
lishment is first class, and adds to the
material interests Of the village.
| The second Sunday in June has, for
the last fifteen years, been set aside
: ny the Methodist church as Children's
day in the interest of christian educa-
ton. The day will be observed next
Sunday by the church in Grayling
Rev. G.. NJ. Bigelow will preach an
educational sermon in the forenoon
i and the Sunday school have u pro-
gram Of exercises for the evening SER
vice. Collection will be taken up.
We would call especial attention to
= the advertisement of Ridpath's Uni
versal History which appears in our To-
cal columns. We had the pleasure OF
examining the work, and unhesitating-
: ~ pronounce it work Of unusual val
= ne and interest, and especially adapt
< I'd TO the wants of every class OF read
ers. 1t is evidently very complete,
clear and comprehensive work, and
o shows the highest order of ability In
z its entire makeup and execution
!, Prof. Lankenaw, who has given it 0
+. thorough examination, highly recon-
mends it for both public and private
libraries.
Edgcumbe SAYS he wishes the people
:, of Grayling and vicinity to colnpar'
his prices with others.
Elk. G. Sugar, &c
Or iranulnted Sugar Sc
s Superior Soap, per bar, &c
Queen Ann" :" &c
Is Royal, 2Oc
'e Pickles, per doz., &c
Butter, per h., l1c
'e Good Fine Cut Tobacco, per h., 3Oc
10 Rose Leaf, Zoe
Dt L., Tudioo, on1 Gapfoi Ghnaa Edo