Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1891-02-26

One girl was let go on suspended sem
tence.
Call at o. ]. Bells at the Post Of
ice and be convinced that his stock of
shoes In complete and price that is sure
TO suit.
The movement on foot 10 our state
to provide work for petty criminals
end tramps is a good one and we
hope may be adopted.
Marvin Post, No. 24O, Grand Army
of the Republic, will meet at their hall,
next Saturday evening, at the usual
hou-.
The Saginaw county Republicans
nominated Judge Edget for the bench.
Saturday, and everybody recognizes
the fitness of the nomination.
School was dismissed on Monday
afternoon, it being a legal holiday,
and the kids all wanted to honor the
boy and his Ratchet.
A few more pairs of Ladies, Gents,
& Boys shoes which O. j. Bell is sell
ing at special prices. Must go to make
room for new stock now arriving.
James Hartwick dropped down from
his homestead in Emmett county,
Monday, looking as though roughing
il agreed with his constitution.
II the man who found ten dollar
bill that r. s. Babbtt lost in the street
on Monday, will return half of it
"Rube" says he will be satisfied.
Did the Glover Leaf Club furnish a
ticket to Bay City. to a prisoner who
was up before certain justice who
told her to go home and sin no more
IL so, he will know hereafter where to
send deserving cases for transporta-
ton.
Every man who owns dog whose
hide would make good mat, should
treat his wife to a mat at once, and ii
the dog is not good for mat he should
be killed. There is a large number OF
idogs in this village whose hides would
make excellent mats.
Mrs. s. Smith, of Caro-, is opening
stock of Millinery, and goods especial
ly for the ladies, in Masters store. next
) door to the AVALANCHE office. She
has Experience in this line, and the
ladies of the village, are delighted with
the prospect of having another oppor
tunity to examine ell the latest fash
ions and novelties in head gear.
/ The average attendance in the hrs
, primary room of our school for thu
5 past week ia over seventy, and the 9th
er rooms quite full, except in the higl
. school, some of tie Older boys havin;
gone to work.
r The M. f. Church Society's New
: England Supper, last week, was a com
, plete success, financially, $4,000, SO
cially and gastronomically. way up II
. "G".
G. w. Smith, of Caro-, has arrived
s with his family, and is living in w. IL
Hanson's house. He is opening stool
9 of jewelry in the Masters store build
. ing. that will be an honor to our cit.
and will be prepared in day or two
to do any thing IN the line of repair
ing. He comes here so strongly en-
dorsed, that we are glad to welcom
him to citizenship.
s The prospect of securing the &. K
= Grayling and Alpena X. X. grow
brighter every day. We expect tn
organization will be completed befor
u our next issue, and that work on TN
l. survey will be begun.
n For the State encanpment OF the y
A. R., to be held at Muskegon. Marc
10 to ~. the q. r. g. /. will sell excul
Is sion tickets to that place March vt
. and 10th, good to return until 18th, o
y one and one. third fare.
To the people of Grayling and V
cinity: 1 expect tie 60 out of the pho
tograph business, about April 1st., an
those wishing work done previous
> that date, will do well to call as 500
as possible. 8. Il. ODELL.
% H. w. Sage's camp No. 5, on Loo
= Lake branch of the Detroit, Bay Cit
& Alpena railroad, employs 125 me
and So teams and will put in s, 900, DC
" feet.
From inquiries for homesteads
this vicinity, we look for large imm
grafton this Spring. There is plen'
OF of room and some fine vacant lant
Id awaiting settlers.
The Seed Catalogues are beginnir
to arrive, proving it to be time for q
y cision in relation to the next season
's work. Wick is, as usual, at the hef
u in the line of flowers, but for veget
bles we believe Northern grown see'
Id are preferable, and we confidently re