Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-01-26
The population of Grayling is ON
the increase.


Mr. John Cole of Por I Huron, one
of the oldest lumbermen in the State,
has been in our locality during the past
week looking to his numbering inter
ests on the north branch of the Au
Sable.
-NoTICE. The undersig ned Treas
urer of Maple Forest, will be at his
residence i'm said township on Friday
of each week, until further mott ce, for
the purpose of receiving Taxes.
JEREMIAH SH ERAAN.
Mr. James Mcnamara, attorn ey-at-
law, Lapeer, arrived in town Mond ay,
and remained until the next day, at
which time he took his departure on
the p. III. train on his way TO the
Straits. Mr.. Mcnamara is looking for
a permanent place to locate, and thinks
very favorably of Grayling.
We understand that Mr.. Hartwick
offers his lot, just opposite the Ex-
change Hotel, ut a very reasonable
price, provided the purchaser will erect
first-class hotel thereon; and that
prominent citizen of our town has as
sured him of buyer We earnestly
hope the ruInor may prove true.
"A RARE CHANCE FOR SCHOOL
Books. In order close out Stock,
DIR. Traver is selling School Books at
cost. He is also selling the Best Sew
| ing Machine for the least money i'm the
State. All in need should call on him
and take advantage of the offer. 37-4.
Mr. Chas. M. Fay, the gentleman
ly and popular clerk in the store of ].
Maurice Finn, started for Royal Oak,
this State, Wednesday, TO make q short
visit to relatives and oldtime acquaint-
ances. The many friends of Charley's
in this vicinity wish him safe and
pleasant voyage, an enjoyable time,
and speedy return.
In the AVALANCHE of last week we
published haul made by Mr.. Robert
Haywood from Vaughn's camp to north
branch of Au Sable, consisting of 81
527 feet, etc And now, in response to
our invitation, "Who can beat il a"
comes Mr.. Levi Haywood with load
of 4,075 feet, and Mr.. John Rogers
with 4, 050 feet, from same camp, same
distance, etc. Next!
Rev A. j. Richards did not preach
in the school house last week Wednes-
day evening, as the AVALANCHE stat
ed The gentleman would have preach
ed if he had not been detained among
floating ice in the Straits of Mackinac,
causing him to miss the train at Che
boygan. The AVALANCHE will move a
little slower next time, and allow n
little for wind and weather.
The Michigan Central pay-car
passed over the road northward Sun
day, and Monday afternoon, between
2 and 3 o'clock, again put in its APP
pearance on its way back. On its re-
turn there seemed to be n great deal
more rejoicing than was manifested by
its appearance on Sunday-no doubt
caused by the large amount of filthy
lucre' left among the many railroad
employees at this station.
Two men who had been imbibing
a little too much of the "Oh be joy
full" attempted TO catch onto the
northward-boun train on Saturday
last while in motion, but were, we
should Judge. unsuccessful, for the
last we noticed the train was a good
half mile away and still speeding on
ward, while the men aforesaid men
toned were struggling vigorously tc
resume perpendicular We fully ex
pected for moment or two we had q
, first-class local" Killed by the cars
nobody to blame"
THE DOMESTIC TYRANT." 9TH,
average man" quoth Mrs. PartingtoD
lis weak and irritable domestic ty
e rant" and Mrs. p. is correct. Tyran
: nical to fault the average man will
enter the blissful Paradise of a happy
n home, scratch himself i'm fendish glee
!. send the baby into commissions, an,
I. for whatl Why, because he has tn
Itching Piles, and is too mean 10 bu,
Swayne's Ointment, which is an infal
lible cure for the worst cases OF tha
annoying complaint.
"A Cough, Cold or Sore Throa
/. should be stopped. Neglect frequentl
!. results i'm an incurable Lung Disease o
; Consumption. Browns Bronchial Trc
&c ches are certain to give relief in Asth
ma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Catarrh, Cor
sumptive and Throat Diseases. For 3
u years the Troches have been recon
d mended by physicians, and always gi'
\ EN- perfect satisfaction. They are nc
;, new or untried but have been tested b