Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-02-16


Henry Funch. of South Branch
township, was in Gray ling last Mon
day and made us a pleasant call.
The next meeting of the @. L. 8.
will be held at the residence of NJ. j.
Connine, Esq, next Tueeday evening.
Messrs. Joseph & PiDkous are busily
engaged taking invoice of their stock
of goods. Look out for new adver-
tisement next week.
IL you want an extra bargain In
Boots. Shoes and Rubbers, try what
you can with cash at the store of G.
o. Mccullough. Cash talks.
We want a good live correspondent
in every township IN the county. We
will furnish correspondents with sto-
tionery and the AVALANCHE free.
The finest stock of meats at the City
Meat Market, of G. w. Wight. every
day and Oysters and Chickens on Sat-
urdav.
1t is reported that Merrick e. McMil-
Ian who were numbering in Center
Plains have failed and turned every
thing over to Smith Bros.-Ros NesoS
II may be that some other firm sells
more groceries than Finn, but his team
is on the go delivering goods as fast as
possible, and he seems TO be satisfied
Rev. Phelps of this circuit of the
Presbyterian church preached here
last Sunday evening and gave US very
interesting sermon. Northern Mail
Old Boreas has struck us again, and
rubbers and arctics are still necessary.
Mccullough has the largest stock in
town. Give him call.
Logs are coming down the railroad
from the vicinity of Crawling for
Smith Bros, of this city.--Bay city
Tribune.
A bad man is bad, but nothing is so
bad as bad egg. If you want eggs
that are not bad. go to Firms as his
are always fresh,
j. F. Hum is still confined to the
house from the result of injuries re-
ceived when he fell from the top of
his house.
1t is sometimes necessary to pur-
chase new furniture. Finn keeps the
finest stock in town and gives the low
est prices.
DR.. Woodwork read an interesting
article ON the Hygiene of the Brain,
at the meeting of the G. L. S. last
Monday evening.
The ticket Office of the NJ G. r. r.
at Pere Cheney, was broken into last
Thursday night aud the tickets and
currency to the amount of So, carried
off.
S. HUT, Esq, of Pere Cheney, was
ia town last Monday, and while here
made us a pleasant call. The prospect
for his becoming resident of Gray
ting is good.
There is nothing fresh in the way
of news about the different factories
that are coming to GrayIing, but if
you want fresh butter 20 to the store
of j. NJ. Finn. He always keeps it,
A public installation of officers of
Grayling Chapter, Royal Arch Masons
will take place at the NJ. E. church
next Tuesday evening at o'clock. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Congressman s. o. Fisher writes us
stating that he will send farm and gar
den seeds to all property owners in
Crawford county who will favor him
with their names.
Owing to the deep snow in this part
have to suspend operations until the
weather 10 more favorable to them. =
Northern Mail.
Miss Nellie Doyle went to Kalama-
zoo last Saturday, on visit to rela-
tives in that section. She gave a par
ty to some of her young friends before
leaving.
Miss Aldine Press went down to
Gray ling Saturday to remain over Sun
day visiting her friend Miss Owen, iner-
chant Firms book-keeper. = Otsego Co.
Herald.
Rev. j. II. Phelps will preach at the
Opera House, next Sabbath, at the
usual hours, both morning and eve
Mug All are cordially invited to at
tend.
The farmers of Otsego county have
organized Farmers Club or Agricul-
fnraI S..oiatv We wonder il they will
make MS mnch stlr in year, az the
Crawford county has during the past.
The New York Tribune publishes
carefully prepared estimate of the
probable population of the United
states. and places the same ut 81, 523,-
500 persons.