Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-05-12


Some live in peace and plenty,
And more is laid in store,
While others are n suffering,
And beg from door, to door.
Asking for a crust Of bread
TO save a starving child
Ipray you, give it them
Their brain is nearly wild
OH search around you, every one,
And see il you can't find
Some one that's poorer than yourself.
And relieve their care-worn mind.
God loves all his children,
Not only the rich, but poor;
And for them that helps another
He will open wide heavens door,
The copious showers of the past
few days coupled with the warm wealth
er, has started up vegetation wonder
fully, and the village kline chew their
little cuds of contentment thereat.
Mr.. Isaac Parsons, of Saginaw
City, was in town yesterday, having
''hoofed it" ten or a dozen miles to
reach us, which he admitted was rather
the warmest work he'd done in coons'
age.
AS futher means of safety, Mes
srs. Sailing, Hanson & Co. have caused
a new tram to be built, which will con-
vey the slabs and edgings that are to
be burned, off across the road east.
near the river
We are sorry that that young lady
who eat those onions couldn't get
Glove, as her 'feller" now threatens to
seek more congenial atmosphere! Too
bad! She should have been more dis
Greet.
Rev Mr.. West, an old gentleman
73 years of age, and father of Rev. G..
w, West of Center Plains, preached
very acceptable sermon on Sunday last
at the knowls school house in Beaver
Creek.
We learn that Master Bert Tryon
is located at Midland City, in the en-
ploy of the f. g. p. NJ. r. r., as an
operator. Bert is a young man of
promise, and our best wishes are with
him for future success.
Mr.. VIM. A. Masters is not agent
for Sewing Machines, as that term i'm
plies monopoly prices; but he will sell
you a tirst-class Machine of any stand
ard manufacture cheap for cash. Call
and see the new American, at the Post
Office.
Joe Jones purchased the lot be-
tween the AVALANCHE office and Mrs.
Mitchell's Millinery Store, of ID. Lon
don, for 800 on Monday, and is hav-
ing the stumps removed and slicked off
nice-the lot, we mean.
MIR. n. (. Britt, our county sur.
veyor, has gone to Kalkaska county to
remain about a month, in the interest
of Mr.. David Ward, of Detroit, Mich
igans' great pine man, and takes with
him Messrs. VanBuren, Babbitt and
Jones, as assistants.
-Messrs. w. B. McPhesron and
Henry Feldhauser, who have farms in
east about ten miles, in Grove town
ship, and who have been stopping in
Jackson during the past winter, arrived
back last week with their families, and
will commence farm work Immediately.
Mr. VIM. Rink, of Gaines, Gene
see county, has come to Grayling with
his family, having purchased the so
just east of Goodale's Addition, of
John Latson, of Fowlerville, and con-
templates building residence thereon
soon.
This is Spring poetry run in for
convenience: And the little brown
birds are nesting, too, the cuckoo and
the JAZZ, the robin red, and sparrow
hawk and, yes, it locks that way-but
the humble beef not bird, yet fits
from flower, to flower, and has thing
they call a sting, which is its rear-end
bower. Our very first effort.
F. Frederic, proprietor of Front
Street House, Traverse City, says: !
have used Forts Cough Cure for the
children in whooping cough. They had
it over two months before using the
Cough Cure, and it relieved them in
less than week after we commenced
using it.
For sale by N. II. Traver, Grayling,
and 5. Hutt Pere Cheney, who are au.
thorized to warrant every bottle.
Mr.. Luke Bosom, from Lenawec
county, has located an 80 in Beaver
Creek, and brought with him fine
yoke of cattle, two milch COWS, a Jack
mule, chickens and turkeys, and vari
Gus farming implements, together with
! grain and seeds, with which to carry
! on the husbandry business. Mr.. b.
was also accompanied by brother
who will locate soon.