Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1888-04-26

Mr.. and Mrs. N. p. Sailing left yes
terday for four months visit In Den
mark and the east. Their many
friends wish them pleasant journey.
They will sail May I'd on the steamer
Trava, for Bremen.
j. O. Hadley, Esq, Is plating his
third addition to the village of Gray
ling. It being that lot of land lying
north of town between the quarter
line road and the railroad. There will
be Some desirable lots.
Arthur Brink is engaged at Blakes-
lees store, and seems to ''catch on" to
the business with ease. We wish him
the success which we believe he de-
serves, as he served years devilship
in the AVALANCHE Office.
For ways that are devious have con-
fide.ce in Uncle Sans mail routes.
Take a map of Michigan and try to-
understand why mail should be carried
from Kalkaska to Pere Cheney by
horse. Detroit NeUS.
Samuel Barnes says if you wish to
see some fine pictures and painting,
call at the engine room any evening
when the electric light machinery is
running. He has the engine room
fixed up in grand style.
The Charlevoix JOURNAL, says:
Business men can get along without
advertising, so can a wagon run with
out greasing; but it draws hard and
goes slow. The men who do bust
ness in this country, advertise their
business.
The Detroit Land Office arrived
yesterday, and the consolidation is
now complete. There has been
twelve original homestead entries,
four cash entries and thirteen applica-
tons for final proof, 10 date.
Hon. ID. p. Markey, of West
Branch, speaker of the House of Rep
resentatives, will address the republi-
can club at its next meeting, which
will be held at Otsego May 18th.
Sego Co. NetDS.
Ladies will find the Tonsorial Par
lors of Z. f. Raymond just the place
to go and have their work done. He
has BARRIERS in his employ who are ar
fists in their line. Hair cutting, frizzing
and dressing done in the latest styles,
and at reasonable rates.
The young people of Crawling
should not fail to attend the social of
1.-The Young Peoples Society" OF the
residence of Mr.. J. Staley, to-mor-
row evening. A fine musical and
literary treat Is promised.
+. o. Salisbury, Veterinary Sur
geon, has located in Crawling and his
Office is Mt the Feed and Livery Stable
of Joseph Charron, en- Railroad
Street. Mr.. Salisbury is surgeon OF
several years experience, and will try
to give satisfaction to all who may
want his assistance.
The members Of uhe NJ. +. church
extend their thanks and appreciation
to the people of Crawling for their
liberal patronage at the donation last
Friday evening. and also to the mem.
beers of the orchestra for the fine mn-
sis rendered and to the young ladies
and gentlemen who so kindly assisted
| them.
G. NJ. W. Blakeslee has got about
settled in James store and Is ready to
meet his friends and show them u line
of goods now on hand and being re-
ceived. He proposes to keep nothing
but A. 1. goods. and to sell Mt fair
prices. A full line of Groceries. Dry
Goods, Boots and Shoes. Call and
see him whether you wish to purchase
or not.
Joseph Charron has his new livery
barn completed and is now prepared
to furnish livery rigs, both double and
single, to all who may favor him with
their patronage. He has received a
fine stock of top buggies. He will al
so keep on hand at all times, teams
for heavy work, such as drawing sup
plies, blowing. ETC.. and will purchase
or trade for horses and cattle at any
time. The barn is fitted up In good
style with stalls and feed boxes and
everything necessary in first class
Feed Stable. Give him a call
1.-The Plucky Little" 1.-THE Spicy
Little, THE Fiery Little, "The Ear
nest Little" Roscommon NttCS. as it is
called by its various friends. has been
enlarged 70 six column quarto. one
of the incest and most convenient
forms for a country newspaper 1t Is
now large enough TO cover the town.
since SO many of its citizens have NOV
ed TO Crawling, but those who rem:in
will. no doubt, be better satisfied with
its appearance. We trust the proprie-
Al Al.