Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-10-20

men i'm the vicinity of the grade.
Mr.. A. j. Rose has his new dwell
ing house nearly finished on his farm
just north of the village.
No woman need suffer when War
ner's Safe Kidney and Liver Cure can
be so easily obtained and SO safely used.
We have been receiving rain on
the installment plan lately, and it has
worked much better than on sewing
machines.
And now a rife club is under project
in Grayling. All right, boys, when
you get your mark mp we'll cock our
gun and go off too.
According to all account and pres
ent demand, one or two more good
carpenters could find profitable EN-
ployment in this village and vicinity.
1t is rumored that steps will be
taken in about 30 days to prepare the
ground for permanent buildings for
division purposes, by the railroad com
pany.
The losses incurred in the Michigan
forest fires is estimated at 50, 346, Alb,
while the insurance is said TO be but
1928, ,632. From this it can very readily
be seen that there is still great need of
both goods and money to relieve them
from suffering the coming winter. If
the people of this community think
they car aid little more, it will be
greatly appreciated by the needy suff-
erers.
An exchange says "a doctor will
sit down and write prescription; time,
five seconds; paper and ink, one-fourth
of a cent; and the patient pays 81, 81,
SIS, or so, as the case may be. "A law
yer writes ten or twelve lines of ad
vice and gets from so to 800 from his
client. An editor writes a half-column
puff for n man, pays man from 5I
cents to 81 for putting it in type, print
it TO several thousand people, aud ther
surprises the pulled man if he makes
any charges"
Having occasion to visit the ex
treme eastern part of the county lasI
week, we did so by the way of the rev
er, and while passing up the Soutl
Branch of the Au Sable, and about
miles from its confluence with the Mair
Branch, we noticed hunters stationed
along on runways on the bank TO shoe
the deer as they came to water TO es
cape the hounds, who's baying coulC
be plainly heard in the distance. w
should like to see. such hunters-wh'
ignore and put at defiance the new lay
against killing deer in water, made al
example of, as also the hunters VIII
boast of shipping venison to Ohio.
"A joint meeting of the Board o
School Examiners and Chairmen o
School Inspectors of Crawford county
was held at the Court House on Tues
day of this week, at which time pre-
miscuous consultat'n was had, and step
taken looking towards uniformity c
I text books throughout the distriC
r schools in the county. Rev. VIM. Pu
y nam, the efficient secretary of tn
Board, was also requested, and col
sented TO give a series of address o
educational matters in the sewers
townships of the county during I'll
ensuing school year
: "A nervous looking Ran went int
f store the other day and sat down fC
- half an hour or so, when n clerk aske
!. if there was anything he could do f'
him. He said no, he didn't want an
thing. The clerk went away and Il
: man sat there half an hour longe
: when the proprietor went to him al
asked if he wanted to be shown All
thing. NO" said the nervous ma
Ie II Just want to set around, as my phi
ii sician recommends perfect quiet for III
g. and says above all things must avo
e. being i'm crowds, and noticing that W
did not advertise in the newspapers,
thought that this would be as quiet
place as | could find, and so / ju
= dropped i'm for n few hours of compile
|, ISOLATION" The merchant picked uI
- bolt Of paper cambria to brain him, b
the man went out. lie said all
wanted was a quiet life.- Ex.
IN NOTICE sr,rr or v,cu,o,y ,
!" 23d JUDICIAL CIRCUIT,
~ Deeming it necessary, i hereby
and appoint a special term of the c
y cult Court in and for the County
III Crawford, lin this State) to be co
menced and held at the Court Ho,
en- at Grayling, in said county, on Wedn
ty day the sixteenth day of November,
rd ID. 1881, at 10 100 o'clock A. NJ.
'gs II is ordered that this order be p'
We lished in the Crawford County Al
IN. LAEcHE, a newspaper Of said Coun