Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-04-20
FABER FANCIES.

nights-so it is said.
The masonry work on the new de-
pot is completed
ID. IL Shoop, of Maple Forest, made
us call the other day.
Charley Robinson and family have
removed to the upper story of DIR. Da-
Wis residence.
Ed. Sullivan, who has been in
X. 3. Babbitt's employ, now has con
troll of the shop. Success. Ed.
Parties in want of team work can be
accommodated by calling OH T.. Up
dyke, on the south side.
Mr.. John S. Harrington had the mis-
fortune of losing by death two year
lings during the past week.
Now is the time to begin to think
about planting your cumatoes, tocum
| bers. garden, and other sass"
Pine and farming lands bought and
sold on commission by A. H. Swarth.
out. febl6w4
Township officers wishing to pur-
CHASE township or school libraries will
do well TO call on w. A. Masters.
Mus-kee-ters have put in an ap
pearance, and are presenting their lit
| tie bills" TO all alike.
Cleaning up of yards and burning of
rubbish were the principal attractions
of Grayling during the past week.
Charles lngerson has been outside,
and brought back yoke of oxen and
two cows Charley is going 10 try
farming.
One of the finest spectacles of the
aurora borealis we ever witnessed IL
lumined the northern sky on Sunday
evening.
DIR. Traver, has just received the
largest stock of wall paper, curtains
and spring fixtures ever brought north
of Bay City.
A few school books left at DIR. Ira
ver's drug store. which will be sold at
cost to close out stock. All in need
should call at once and secure bar
gains.
A little 2I-years-old cherub, on
awaking last Monday morning and
hearing a rooster crow near by, re-
marked: Mamma, hear dat chicken
bark.
Our readers will notice in another
column the proclamation of the Gov
ernor appointing Thursday, April q,
as 'Arbor Day" We hope it may be
generally observed.
Last Sunday was most beautiful
day-the first of the season. Our cit
izens-gentlemen and ladies, boys, girls
and babies-turned out Ell masse for IA
promenade on the boulevards.
A little 4-years-old girl, on noticing
thar her papa had boil on his face,
wanted to know what it was On be
ing told it was "boil, p" she innocent
/ ly asked, "Why, when did you boil
J itl"
! Geo. Conner came down from the
4 Manistee last Monday and returned
again Tuesday. 1t is limited by the
: knowing ones that he came TO see
\ his gal" Be that as it may, zoe know
II not.
The Sunday school concert at the
i school house last Sabbath evening was
: a pleasant entertainment. Others ar,
!. TO be given. and we trust they may
tend toward increased interest in tn,
Sunday school work.
If you hear strange whist,
n blow during the coming week, do no
imagine the world is coming to I
II stand still" OF course we are no
u u limiting at the planning mill being erect
n ed by DIR. o. Palmer.
;, A railroad running from Alpena t.
n Manistee, by way of Grayiing, woul'
N be good investment for parties will
ID capital, and would be almost an air
>, line, passing through some good farm
m ing country, and heavy pine.
A. ID. Price was brought befor
t. A. Taylor. j. p, for examination
III April 18th. lie waived examination
=, - and was bound over to circuit court
m His bail was fixed at S2, 500. whic
m was procured on Saturday, and h
III was released.
m Mr.. NJ. s. Hartwick began work o
~ ~ his hotel lot Monday, in clearing o
m the debris and excavating for the ce
III lar. We will give a description of I'll
IN house, which will be an ornament I
the city, as soon as the plans are con
pleted.
The social of the Ladies' Aid Soci
D ty of the M. X. church, held at I'll
!. residence of Mrs. j. s. Harrington o