Crawford avalanche., 1888-03-15

Monday at tea and through the even
ing.
II you want good sweet cider. go to
the store of w. ii. James. Only 25
cents per gallon.
II you want to be pleased, laugh
and cry all in one evening, go to the
entertainment at the Opera House
next Thursday evening.
Now is your time to buy an Over
coat cheaper than the cheapest, at the
Mammoth Store.
Do not fail to attend the elocution-
airy entertainment at the Opera House
next Thursday evening. Admission 25
cents.
For fine fruit dish and can bak-
ing powder, for twenty-five cents, 80 to
the Pioneer Store.
Mrs. Mary Wilkinson, of Osborne,
Kan, Is the guest of her brother, w.
ii. James. They have not met be-
fore in fourteen years.
The finest stock of meats at the City
Meat Market, of G. w. Wight. every
day and Oysters and Chickens on Sat
urdav.
Spin short yarns on your way home
when you buy goods at Firms, If you
don't. the goo Is will suffer setting out
in the cold waiting for you.
Gaylord has organized Business
Mems Association and proposes to Of
fer inducements to parties wishing to
put in manufactures here. -OtSego Co.
Herald.
We want good live correspondent
in every township in the county. We
will furnish correspondents with sta
tionery and the AVALANCHE free.
Mems shoes, the best ever brought
to Grayling, for the money, can be
found at the shoe store of G. o. Me-
Cullough.
One of the furnaces at the school
house was completely clogged the first
of the week, so it was impossible to
heat the rooms, necessitating the dis
missal of school Tuesday morning.
There is no reason why man should
not favor taking the tax off tobacco If
he chews, SO long he chewses to go to
the shoe store of G. 0. Mccullough for
his Boots and Shoes.
Ed. Hampstead made a short visit
to friends in the south 'rn part of the
state last week; Mr.. Nutten engineer
ed the delivery wagon in his absence.
j. NJ. Finn having bought at great
lv reduced prices, he stock of stoves,
tinware, etc., lately owned by Mr..
Stevens, he will offer them az great
bargains.
Mrs. G. w. Wight wishes us in her
name to thank the citizens of Gray
ling for their liberal patronage at the
social on the 9th inst. also those who
did SO much TO make the supper sue
cess.
A teamster named Collins had leg
broken by a log last Monday Mt
Penoyers camp 1. He was brought
ia and sent to Bay City, Tuesday, by
Mr. Bourbonnais.
Rev. Phelps, who was to preach in
the school.house at Mio OH Sunday
evening last, failed to make his appear
ance on account of bad roads Mail
The Kingsley Independent has gone
where the woodbi.e twineth. Cause
of decease, as claimed by editor G. T.,
Strunk, lack Of support. OtSe9o Co.
Herald.
Il. Hanson has been quite fixture
in Bay City of late. overseeing the
shipment of an immense stock of
lumber which his firm had manufac-
tnred in that city last season.
Daniel Mahoney, In Jail on the
charge of the murder of Albert Grund.
was arranged before Justice Taylor,
and waived examination. He was re-
iDaDded TO Jail to await trial at the
May term of the Circuit Court.
The RdlkdSsoin, of the 9Th, claims
that their thriving village has secured
the Freeman Manufacturing Company.
While we believe Grayling to have
been the better place. We congratulate
our neighbors for their success.e
The U. s. Landoffice will occupy the
Opera House from April 10th, to such
tine as the new building on the corner
of Michigan Avenue and Cedar Street,
to be erected by r. Hanson, can be
completed. 1t will he pushed with
eiiergy.
Every time the RoScommon NeIcS
iuan "opens his mouth, he puts his
foot in IT," See his attempted wit
last week. But he is really improving
and gets out a fairly good local paper,
considering his surroundings. and