Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-01-31

az the Farmers' Institute will be fol-
lowed by general discussion Of the
subject, and all should be ready to
give their experience and views.
DR.. r. c. Kedzie and Prof. #. 8.
Kedzie. of the Agricultural College
and Hon. A. C. GlIddeD, member OF
the State Board of Agriculture, arriv-
ed last evening. the advance guard Of
the Institute.
Ellsworth says that his bathrooms
are not paying him. and he offers five
baths for o., 90, as an inducement to
the people TO patronize the baths.
They are ARA nged for both ladies and
gents.
DIR. r. @. Kedzie will give an out
line of proposed experiments at this
station during the Institute, which
everybody interested In the agricultu-
raj development of the county should
hear.
o. l.. Palmer tells us that I've young
pigs have been eaten In as manv
nights, by rata. near his mill. The
rodents have not yet attacked the old
sows-when they do, we will bet on
the sows. - enterpille Republican.
Let every farmer In Crawford and
adjoining counties. and everyone In
terested in the agricultural develop
ment of this section of the State, ar
range his business, II possible, SO as to
attend the Farmers Institute here,
Jan. 81. and Feb. I.
Conductor r. J. Brown, of the
Mackinaw Division of the Michigan
Central railroad, lost S45 in cash Tues
day afternoon. He received his
months salary at Quinn's siding and
did not miss the money until he reach
ed Linwood. -OgemGto Herald.
The AVALANCHE acknowledges the
receipt of a copy of the Michigan
Almanac for 1889. it is always a
compendium of political. statistical
and eneralinformation, carefully and
compactly compiled, that ought to be
on every business mans table.
The lecture Mt the Presbyterian
church, last Friday evening. by Rev.
Or. Hunting. of Alma, was fairly at.
tended, and was the finest literary
feast ever presented to Grayling
audience. We hope the future will
bring more of the same sort.
Wright Godfrey is an engineer on
the Mackinaw division of the Hichi-
gan Central railroad. He has been an
engineer for over thirty-vne years, and
Wednesday last was the first time in
that number of years that he did not
have to use the heater TO keep the
water warm under the tank in the
month of January. city Times.
It pays a man to keep himself, no
matter what profession or business, be-
fore the public. His very name be
comes in time a copyright OF value.
1t pays also, to have ones maine in the
best and most influential papers. A
man who does not keep himself as well
As his business advertised will drop
out of sight. Exchange.
The Grayling Comedian Troupe IA
painting after fame and fortune, and
will soon take Gaylord by storm with
the Veterans Son" They have de
lighted their friends at home with il
and astonished the natives of Roscom
mon, and now propose to convnlst
Gaylord. Come along. we enjoy q
good thing, and will treat you WE'LL
Otsego Herald.
Frederic Denny Larke, of the
Presque Isle County Advance, is hon
Get IL he Is poor. Referring to his in
ability to print some screed sent in by
a subscriber. Editor Larke says: HAL
our subscribers are delinquent; oul
business men don't advertise; our cor
porations are too mean to print theil
proceedings; our paper ran $500 In
debt last year; hence we can't risk any
libel suits"
A stock company known as the Nc
Crossen Manufacturing Company La,
been organized at West Branch with
the following directors: w. NJ. Nc
Crossen. John Tolfree, j. w. Living
stone. Nelson Sharpe, NJ. A. Randall
r. Cooper. D. p. Marley, De We're
Hall and W. A. Weeks. The company
will manufacture and sell the McCros
sen road cart. This road cart was IN
vented by w. NJ. McCrrossen.
From a paper published at Brysor
City, n. c., We learn that Mcssrs
Hartwick and Sanderson, were In that
city, and that they had made an ex
cdrsion in company with the editor, tc
Deep Greek, to view lta water power.
The editor says:-
"Hartwick was all broke mp by the
! beauty of the scene. and Sandereou
4 n L. II.