Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1889-04-18


"Key Log" river boots and shoes
They are hand made and manufactur-
ed by Parks q Hazard, jamestown,
N. Y. For sale by o. j. Bell.
The measles prevail largely among
children, and even some OF the older
ones do not escape, bat so far we have
heard Of no fatalities from the dis
ease. Cheboygdn Tribune.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. have just re-
ceived the largest stock of Dry Goods
ever brought to Grayling Give them
call and examine goods and get
prices.
Where can i buy cheap suit OF
clothes2 Why. 60 to ii. Joseph's.
There is where You will lind the iarg-
est and best assortment of clothing
you ever saw in your life.
Dan Hutchins has entered the EN-
ploy of Surveyor Fred L. Barker, and
will carry the chain and links and
drive stakes on the new Ward X. r.,
this summer. = Otsego Co. Herald.
: Messrs. Bnck g. Bolton, who were
in ''snooks" in the potato business the
past season, say they have bought and
shipped outside the county upwards of
So, 600 bushels. Otsego Co. Herald.
Charles Il. Dermont. scaler, of Ev-
art, passed through the city to-day, on
his way to Grayling, where he will
scale logs for Blodgett & Byrne, of
Muskegon. Bay city Press.
1t is estimated that fully 10000 gal
Ions of maple syrup will be manufac-
tured in Otsego county this spring and
so, 600 pounds of sugar, the cash value
of which at going rates amounts TO
about $40, 900. Otsego Co. Herald.
The Sabbath School anniversary SER
vices for next Sabbath, at the Presby-
terrain church, have been deferred.
There will be Easter services. Ser
mon in the forenoon and Praise Ser
vice in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin F. Potter. were
here the last week. called by the sick
ness end death of Mrs. Seeley, who
was a sister of Mr.. Potter. The body
was taken to Eaton Rapids for inter
ment.
Be sure and attend the performance
at the Opera House next Friday eve
ming. The play is a good ore. Ad-
mission rs cents, reserved seats IS
cents. Tickets for sale at Hickey's
Drug Store.
Manistee lumbermen claim that the
drouth will not hurt them much, as
most of their log harvesting away
from the Manistee river is done by
iail, and the water in the Manistee
river never gets too low to drive logs.
bet. Ne,os.
The new village council last Monday
evening raised the liquor bonds to
1000, and repealed the ordinance al
lowing saloons TO keep open until II
o'clock. which under the state law re.
quires them to close at 8 o'clock. Ore
mdto Co. Herald.
The calendar of the university OF
Michigan for 1SSS-S9 is out. There
are 624 students in the literary depart
ment; 271 in the department of nedi
cine and surgery; 400 in the law de
oartment: LOG in pharmacy; 20 in the
homeopathic medical college, and los
in the dental college,, 1872 in all.
w. II. CRANKY was in the village dur
ing the week, add, we are informed
states that the company are pushing
matters and will be here to commence
operations in Nav, and that they will
have a well down before the 4th of Ju
ly. This is good news indeed. --Ros
common Ne,cS.
w. J. Snively, of Roscommon has
been canvassing in this section foI
fruit and ornamental trees. He has
taken orders for over $500 worth to be
delivered this spring. which does not
look as though everybody was dis
couraRed with the out look. They
will prove a success If cared for.
A quantity of seed potatoes, Elm
pire State, Early Telephone and
Morning Star, for sale at 81. 90 per
bushel. These varieties are true to
name, the seed being obtained from
Burpee, Philadelphia, who charges
So, 10 per bushel for the same this
year. Orders received at the AVA
LANCHE Office. w. ii. NILES.
Jas. III. Brownies theatrical CON-
pany will or next Friday evening pre-
sent The Private Secretary" at the
Opera House, and we be-speak for
them full house. 1t is a good COM
pany, and a good play and they
should be we'll patronized. Our ex-
changes all refer to it and them in a
very complimentary manner.
DIED-Monday, April Is. at her
rosi.lanca In fhfa ,yillaua NJ. Az;