Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-02-09
Real estate is rapidly changing hands

The addition to Finns store is rap
idly approaching completion.
II you want TO secure a bargain ON
corner lots apply at once 10 ". a.
Masters.
About one inch of the beautiful
came down Sunday, sufficient TO make
the good sleighing just perfect. Our
lumbermen are happy.
Some of the most desirable locations
for business and dwelling in the vii
lage for sale by w. A. Masters.
Mr.. Lightner, who has recently To-
Gated farm in Grove township, will
occupy the house of O. McElhoe until
his own can be completed i'm the spring.
He is now getting the lumber on the
ground.
Where can ! rent house2" is
question often asked that receives no
definite answer in Grayling. Will not
some of our capitalists move in the
matter at once and erect enough 10
supply the pressing needl
On Saturday, at David Boards camp
on the south branch, VIM Forsythe
was carried down u seventy-tive feet
bank into the river with about quar-
ter Of million feet of logs which
broke away as he was at work on the
rollway The top of his heed was
iamned of in the mass OF logs, and he
was found i'm the bottom of the river
an hour after.
Among the real estate sales that oc
CURED in ocr city last Monday We note
the transfer of two acres adjoining
Goodale's addition: Martha NJ. Brink
to Emelne j. Leonard consideration
$50 one acre. Martha NJ. Brink to G..
j. Shellenbarger by contract, consid-
Grafton same. There are prospects of
big boom in the price of real estate
III that part Of the city.
j. P Gillett, representing the we'll
known paper house Of Cornwells, Price
& Co, of Detroit, was in the city Mon
= day evening NJ. e. is very snort,
= and in passing up Michigan avenue
was hailed by a teamster with, 81 say,
bub, can you tell me where can find
} a barn to put my team ini" Fortu.
J nately the teamSter was burly ruff
+ fan or blood would have been spilled
= for the insult.
Mr. II. II. Norman, representing
the Eye, of Fyfe Lake, made us cal
- on Friday. lie had been doing
= the lumber camps on the Manistee ans
reports unusual activity all along tn,
line On Wednesday night he failed
to make camp and passed the nigh
supperless, by the side of fire, bear
ing testimony that fast was not re
freshing after a hard days tramp.
Our readers will remember that Nc
Kinley former local OF the AVALANCHE
has turned pedagogue in the town o
p Grove on s. aturday he was per
e ambulating the forest i'm deep medita
l. ton when suddenly his way was stop
ped by nine deer. He had his rifle, 70
+. protection, but realizing that the hunt
T ing season was past, he simply stoo
and trembled from the excitement O
-, the great temptation, and the meek
- eyed animals passed from sight.
Our neighboring city of Owosso
justly happy over the securing a larg
- manufacturing enterprise in that city
~ \ company has been organized to b
a. known as the Burial Case Cumpt
IL ny" who will invest 800. 600 in tn
business in view OF which the city ha
!" donated them land for the site at
T. cost of ~, 900. Let Grayling ever r,
H. member that enterprise at home and
H. just appreciation of the benefit {
manufactures TO our village will brin
r. us similar advantages.
liz THE DOMESTIC TYRANT." "Tl
w average man" quoth Mrs. Partingtoi
AT "is a weak and irritable domestic t.
u! rant, and Mrs T. is correct Tyral
nical to fault the average man wi
&c enter the blissful Paradise of hapE
~ home, scratch himself in fcndish gle
send the baby into convulsions, al
for what2 Why, because he has Il
'Y Itching Piles, and is too mean 70 bt
VI Swayne's Ointment, which is an infs
'e lible cure for the worst cases OF th
'e' annoying complaint.
~ "A Cough, Cold or Sore Thro
should be stopped Neglect frequent
'u' results in an incurable Lung Disease
gu Consumption. Browns Bronchial TT
'nS ches are certain To give relief i'm Asst
)" ma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Co
nc sumptive and Throat Diseases. For
vas years the Troches have been reco
mended 10y ply sicians, and always g
tn en- perfect satisfaction. They are n
,m- new or untried but have been tested