Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1892-12-22

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Post. Grand Army ct the Republic
next Saturday evening.
Sailing. Hanson g. Co. have just re
ceived n fine line of Brass and Chips
Lamps. Call and examine them.
As Christmas and New Years come,
on Sunday this year the following
Mondays will be legal holidays.
VIM. Carpenter. former member oil
Marvin Post. but now OF Roscommon,
has been granted pension.
A Farmers Institute will be held al
Grayling, January 18th. under author
ity of tn. State Board of Agriculture.
School In District No. 6, this town
ship. will open on Monday the 26th,
with Miss Whipple, as teacher.
60 to CIaggett & Pringles' and see
their elegant line of Gents. and La
dies Slippers, for the holidays.
School closed for the Holidays. last
Friday, and the teachers took the first
train for their different homes.
The largest and finest line OF Dolls
ever brought to Crawling, to be seen
at Fournier's. Prices reasonable.
1t is expected that the cars will be
running on the new electric street
railway at Manistee about Jan. list.
For fresh Crackers, Cookies, Bread
and Confectionery, go to Nv. Wight's
restaurant. He has just received "A
large assortment.
A new postoffice has been establish
ed at Van Buren,, Kalkaska county
Charles E. Van Buren,, postmaster.
If you want first class Sewing Ma
chine, buy the American or Domestic
Of Jackson & Masters.
There will be Christmas tree,
with regular Santa Claus, at the M.
E. church. next Saturday evening.
Wind Mill and Well Supplies of al
kinds. prices as low as good work will
warrant F. DECKROW.
o. J. Bell returned from the Upper
Peninsula the beginning of the week,
and considerably improved in health.
Gents, Ladies and Children all 60
to Claggett and Pringles' for their
Hosiery; Why2 Because they have the
best and cheapest line in town.
August Anderson, a Swede, was kill
ed on Monday of last week, near Lew
iston, while skidding logs, at Reds
camp.
You can buy your clothing and
Gents Furnishing Goods of Jackson &
Masters cheaper than at any other
place in the county.
All those who take part in the TEN.
pie of Fame will meet at the Opera
House, tomorrow evening, tor prac.
tice.
We will furnish the Prairie Farmer
and the "AvALANCHE" one year for
$40, and Demorpst's Magazine and
the AVALANCHE" for one year, 2. 60.
The editor of the Le,oiSton Courier
called himself an idiotic ass, last week,
He should not advertise himself in
that manner.
A copy of Robinson Crusoe. with
every purchase of merchandise
amounting to $25. 90, made of s. H.. &
Co. 1t makes beautiful Xmas pres
ent.
The marriage of Miss Ethel Gray
Rattray and Mr. William Sidney Yer
non takes place next week. Detroit
Journal, Dec. 9Th.
We will furnish the AMERICAN
FARMER" free for one year, to all our
subscribers who pay up past Indebted
ness, and one year in advance.
Ralph Smith, son of DR.. @. w.
Smith, is the happy possessor of a
brand new Cornet, presented by his
father.
The Detroit Weekly Tribune will
be furnished our subscribers, in con-
nection with the AVALANCHE, for
SLIGO.
Christmas services will be held at
the M. E. church, next Sunday morn.
ing. Rev. N. j. Geyer will preach the
sermon.
Every body wants to read Robinson
Crusoe. You can get copy at the
store of s. H. 81 Co., by purchasing
twenty-five dollars worth of merchan.
disc.
Axel Nicholson went to Detroit last
Saturday to consult physician In re-
gard to loss of hearing. which is con
siderbly impaired in one ear.
To all of our subscribers who will
pay up past Indebtedness and one year
In advance, we will furnish them with
| the AMERICAN FARMER for the Same