Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-05-05

10 corn, uSlnS lto lDS. III I)ldrttT 10 tile
acre. sold the crop when in the milk
for $50. Ii cost to raise this crop SlS. so,
leaving a net profit of &C. 80 per acre,
and the two years put together makes
IA net profit of Sl6. 80 er acre.
Now, | claim that any person having
the means TO go To work and break and
let lay until properly rotted, to them,
say, there will be no such thing as
failing TO get good crop the first plant
ing, and also the second. If any one
doubts this statement they can call on
G. NJ. +. Davis, NJ. d., our County
Treasurer, or Stewart HUT, of Pere
Cheney, who bought my crop of corn.
And further add what has been done
can be done again. ID. S. WALDRoN.
FREDERIovILLE May 3D., 1881.
Editor A Ao0ianche:-Tally one for
Fredericville! The first saw-log ever
sawed at this place was sawed Satur-
day, April 30th, by Messrs. Chamber
lains' new mill Everything worked
well, and we predict for it successful
future.
G. w. Wight's shingle mill will also
start up i'm n day or two. West Wal
lace. of Maple Forest, will run it.
The weather continues lovely
Mr.. Jesse A. Barker is on the sick
list. ID.
BALL TOWNSHIP, May 3D., 1881.
Editor Acdidnche:-Allow me space
in your valuable paper to say a few
words in regard TO this, the model
township of Crawford county.
Mr.. VIM. Oaks arrived here last week
from Ohio. and brought with him a
team Of horses, lumber wagon, and a
top buggy with which he will be en-
abled TO ride over our splendid roads.
Two years ago the township of Ball
was vast wilderness, and the greater
portion of it unknown when | came
here, there being but four families re,
siding in the township, while now we
can count twenty-five. think that a
pretty good showing.
We have hired teacher and expect
our school TO commence in about two
weeks.
Spring work has commenced in dead
earnest
The board of school inspectors or
ganized new school district last week,
which makes the third district already
i'm the township, all of which will have
school the ceining Summer.
RAwLINs.
South BRANCH, May Cd 1881.
Editor Ardldnche:-The roads have
become good again, and our Society
embraced the first opportunity to con
vene, and met at the usual place o.
holding our literary meetings, th'
Hyde school house, on Wednesday o.
last week The whole society were no
!. present for the shortness of the notice
but we had very enjoyable time, anC
seemed pleased TO meet once more il
social intercourse. The question fo
, discussion at the next regular meeting
is, ReSolred, That Man is the Archi
tect of his own Fortune" Y.
A Lady Correspondent.
Mr.. Editor:
In recent issue OF your paper ''Dai
sy b.. writes to know what to do whei
she has the blues" Now, hav
; been troubled with that very unpleas
> ant and essentially feminine complain
in the past, and ! am quite sure my ex
, perience will help her. don't believ
those indigo feeling come becaus
things don't go right around MS, bu
because matters don't go right within
us. Every lady understands this an,
the cause For years suffered terri
bly,, and | now see that might hav
avoided il all had known what | d
J to-day. | tried taking Warmers Saf
Kidney and Liver Cure as an exper
ment, and it did for me more than
. could ever have dreamed il possible t
' for any woman. would not be with
out it for the world, and earnestl
u advise Daisy b. or any lady trouble
II as she was to use the means which
did and am sure it will have the sam
effect.