Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-25

All lombenneo IN want o. Boots
and Shoes, should enquire for thu
key Log" river boots and shoes.
They are hand made and manufactur-
ed by Parks q Hazard, jamestown,
N. Y. For sale by 0. ], Bell.
@. M. Hill, of Saginaw is extending
the Manistee switch to his timber four
miles from the railroad. where he has
about four million feet which he will
ship to Saginaw.
i. Jensen & Co. have new adver.
tlsenlent in this issue OF the AVA
LANcHE Read it and then call on
them for anything in their line, II you
want a good article at low prices.
w. ID. Totten has been instructed
by the Traverse City, Kalkaska g.
Grayling railroad company to procure
the right of way for the road from
Kalkaska east. --Ralkaskain.
w. and e. AIger returned last
Thursday from Chubb Lake, where
they they had been trapping AMI fish
ing for over a week. They were very
successful.
The Glare Press is now printed on a
new Country Campbell Press, one of
the best presses manufactured. We
are pleased to note this evidence of
prosperity of our neighbor the Press.
Two democrats have been convicted
in Arkansas for violation of the cleo
ton laws One was sent to the peni-
Tertiary for two wears and the other
was fined $4,000. The campaign of
education is making rapid progress.
Next Tuesday will be National
holiday, or day of General Thanks
giving, in commemoration of its being
the one hundreth anniversary of the
first inauguration of President George
Washington.
Said that change in the admins
tration of the Gaylord post Office is
iminent. In other words our friend
Geo. A. Badcon it is expected soon
will be officially appointed to that
federal patronage. -Ot. Co. Herald.
General Harker Post, G. A. r., of
Vanderbilt, will give an entertain
ment at their hall next Saturday eve
ming. The exercises will consist of
army experiences, vocal, instrumental
and martial music.
The Cannon Ball train ran into a log
train between here and Bay City last
Friday. The fireman and engineer
jumped and escaped without injury.
The engine and way car were derailed
and two box cars made into kidding
wood.
Every Saturday evening / will make
special sale of Roasts, Stews. Soups
and Boiling Pieces of fresh meats.
Come and see the bargains. To save
sailing. / will make special prices OF
above sorts. All which are guaranteed
to be prime stock. C. w. WIGHT.
See this. No. 1, Vol. II. That is
how old we are to-day. Thanks to
our friends who have stood by. us and
forgiveness to the enemies we may have
made. The AVALANCHE will continue
at the old stand to work for Justice
and Right" and for the prosperity OF
Grayling and Crawford county.
The Methodist Jubilee will be held
Wednesday evening, May LIST. The
church debt will be paid that
evening, and all members of the
church and congregation are request
ed to be present. A supper will be
served, after which Rev. E. e. Caster
will deliver n lecture. Remember
supper, music and lecture are free.
f. T. Smiths colored Ministries and
jubilee singers will give an entertain
ment at the Opera House on Thurs
day and Friday evenings of this week.
Onr exchanges speak very highly OF
this troupe. saying that they present
an entertainment free from obscurity
and vulgarity. They gave two per
formances at East Tawas and Oscoda
and had full houses.
Although the present editor of the
Herald fully intends to remove to
Gladstone in the near future, we wish
to inform those who may think other.
wise that the publication of the Her.
aid will be continued right along with
out a skip just as though nothing had
happened. A good man will be plae-
ed at the helm who will continue Ia
work for the best interests of Gaylord
and Otsego county. Co. Herald.