Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-08-18

school house both morning and eve
ming on Sunday next.
Mr. l.. w. Wight has already
shipped five train loads of hemlock
bark to Chicago, and expects to ship
three more from Fredericville.
Mr. A. II. Allen, of Beaver Creek,
is putting the finishing touches on the
new school house in the Bush neigh
borhood this week.
"A passing shower laid the dast in
our streets yesterday, and we would to
see IA soaker drench the whole country
tomorrow.
Get the worth of your money
when you go shopping by dealing with
fair and square merchants who adver-
tise-Salling, Hanson & Co.
Remember the NJ. p Camp Meet
ing in Beaver Greek township com
mencing OH Tuesday next, the 23d inst,
and continuing over Sunday.
Attorney A. II. Swarthout re-
turned from Saginaw City on Tuesday
last, where he has been spending a
week visiting his g5g-parents.
Get all the information you can rs
you go through life, but don't pretend
to know everything; none but numb
skulls put on such airs-buy Goldfish of
Finn.
-Get riches as fast as you can, but
get them honestly. The sly tricks of
trade often resorted to, may do for
awhile, but they never pay in the long
run-buy drugs of Traver.
Mr. VIM. Woodburn, of Center
Plains, was in town Saturday purchas-
ing needed material for a residence
which will soon be completed in that
town for his son, Mr.. John Woodburn.
Sailing, Hanson & Co. came very
! near being not worth dam yesterday
morning. as their mill-dam sprung a
leak night before last and would have
been entirely washed away but for the
timely discovery.
The Summer term of school in
district No. 5, Grove township, taught
by Miss Matte Fletcher, closed on Fri
day last, and was accounted a very sue
cessful term under her efficient man
agement.
Mr.. r. s. Babbitt is now down the
Au Sable with Chicago party, who
are said TO be having good time,
catching plenty of grayling, and en-
joying the romantic sport and scenery
very much.
Mrs. Louis Berka presented her
husband with fine baby girl OH Sun
day morning last, and Louis rejoices
right out loud, and says this country
beats everything for productiveness. "
Ahem, yes.
"A lady in the northern part of
town was agreeably surprised the other
day on cutting into a bar of soap pur-
chased at Sailing, Hanson & Co. S, at
finding a bright silver quarter Soap
is in active demand at that house now.
The Misses Traver, report having
had right royal time at Portage Lake
last week, fishing and rowing on the
lake, and romping about in the green
wood, and say they must do it some
more.
"A. II. Swarthout, Atty, has sever
al farms for sale, Cheap. As he is the
: only real estate dealer in the county,
people desiring to purchase or sell their
farms, will find it to their advantage
to call on him. IA.
Elders Reeve, of Roscommon;
Persons, of Otsego Lake; and s. Edg
cumbe, of this village, were over to
Portage Lake on Tuesday of this week,
trying to dissipate a few hours in the
pleasures of that rural resort.
Mr.. A. d. Price is having a neat
frame dwelling house erected on Mich
r igan Ave, by Forbes & Tryon. TIL,
building is 22x22 feet, with 18 foo
posts, and will cost in the neighbor
hood of $500.
Soap has rizl Hi Lamport swabbeC
out the station room last week anC
4 raked some of the dust off the win
dows. Sailing, Hanson & Co. hav,
ordered an extra carload in case i
should ever occur again.
? Mr.. Orson T.. Hazard and Mis-
Ollie NARROW, united their destinies OF
D Thursday last at the Robinson House
= Roscommon. The contracting partie
were from Gaylord, and the twain wer
made one by Rev. Benz. Reeve.
q Tomorrow the temperature will b
high or low. If high the day will b
cool, and IL 1t is cool enough a sligh
e frost may be looked for. Showers ma
: be expected on Sunday; but in the at
sence of showers the dry spell will cor
4 tinue.
Through recent correspondence
from n a. GoodaIa wa laarn that IN