Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1890-01-09

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giving musical entertainment In the
near future.
For sale clleap-A first class pair of
oxen, five years old. well broken and
all right. K. Purchase.
No person now living will ever again
write the current years date without
the use of the figure 8.
Try Claggett & Pringies' Maple Syr-
up on your pan cakes.
The Nicholson & Hanson Lumber
Co. have 5000, 600 on the skids. wait
ing for snow.
A camp of sons of veterans is to be
organized at Luzerne, on Saturday of
this week. Mo Mail.
West Branch high school will not
reopen until the 18th, owing to sick
ness among children.
La Grippe got the hardest grip on
M. 8. Hartwick, of any who have
come under our notice.
The III. M. Loud company will pros
ecute persons, who cut jack pines from
their property for wood.
w. 8. Chalker will finish skidding
this week, and is therefore anxious for
hauling weather and snow.
]. NJ. Finn, arrived on the noon
train to-day. He reports that Mrs.
Firms health is improving.
o. Palmer went to Lansing Monday
morning, to attend a meeting of the
State Board of Agriculture.
James Morn has removed from Ster-
ling to his new house, lately completed
in the booming village of Standish.
Mrs. Oliver and family, who have
been visiting her sisters, Mrs. Hum
and Wight, returned home to day.
o. ]. Bell could not be satisfied to
let the others have all the good things,
so he took to sneezing with the rest.
Samuel Hill, of Comins township,
has killed wolves during the week.
$4S il good pay for one weeks work.
Mo Mai.
Lumbermen would do well to call at
the store of s. H. & Co., and examine
their stock of Webbing Back Band and |
Strap work.
For sale cheap-N E IA of N e IA
of Section 10, Town 26 N R1W. APP
ply to Geo. L. Alexander, Grayling, |
Mich.
There will be joint installation of
the new officers of the Il. A. r., w. r
G. and s. of ", at their hall, next Sat- |
urday evening.
Many of our merchants have been |
engaged last week in taking an in
ventory of their stock, to figure up
their profits for 1889.
Don't forget to renew your sub
scription to the AVALANCHE, remem-
boring that If paid in advance 1t only
costs you one dollar.
S1O0 Reward. Lost somewhere in
the village last Friday a pair of gold
spectacles. The finder will please leave
them at the Avalanche Office and re-
ceiye reward. w. s. Chalker.
A full line OF Shifting Flannels,
Cotton Flannels, Dress Flannels,
Dress Goods, Dress Ginghams and
Calicoes, Damasks. and Pant Cloth at
the Pioneer Store.
J. NJ. Francis has erected Black
smith shop on his place, where he will
be pleased to see all his friends who
may wish to have any work done in
his line.
Now is the time for bargains. Bell
has just put lot of Shoes, and Slip
pers, for men, women and children,
on sale at greatly reduced prices. Call
and see them.
o. ]. Bell has fine lot of kindling
wood at and about where his barn
stood on his Maple Forest farm. 1t
was demolished entirely in the breeze
of last week.
A heavy buffalo overcoat was all
that saved Charles Grant from being
killed at Gaylord on last Tuesday
night. A drunken stableman shot at
him.
The Jonesyille w. r. 9. sent a
Christmas box to the Soldiers Home,
32 books, $50 magazines, 16
pictures, several packages of papers
and $50 worth of clothing.
G. A. 1hgerson is ready for snow,
having nearly all his logs on the
skids. If he can't haul on sleighs, he
is figuring on slide of three miles in
length.
The Herald says that two of Gay
lords society young men came to grief
the other day through the influence Of
bad company. They robbed their