Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1882-05-18

istee yesterday, having been absent
several days. He reports things lively
on the west side.
Owing 10 the indisposition Of the
teacher, our school was dismissed Tues
day noon for this week. !; expected
to resume OH Monday. Meanwhile Miss
Sutherland will recuperate at Ster-
ling.
j. NJ. Firms warehouse is being re-
meved To point north Of the depot
and we understand that the OTHERS be-
longing TO private parties will have to
go, as the room il needed by the rail
road company.
The work on the new passenger de
pot is progressing rapidly and it will
soon be ready for occupancy. Ii is an
ornament TO the place, but will be
none too large 10 accommodate the
increasing wants OF the road.
How is this for Hight" Three
men at the Exchange Hotel last Moa-
day measured in height lS feet 1OI
inches-the tallest 6 feet A. inches, the
next feet inches and the " baby"
6 feet = inches. This is growing
country.
Judge Tuttle went from here to the
new county seat of Oscoda county TO
hold court. He reports evidences of
prosperity all along the road and
great influx of new settlers. tie was
accompanied by Attorney Swarthout
and Sheriff London
a communication from Grove town.
ship, received too late for this issue,
announces the death of the farmers
club, which was organized last Sep
tember with "a grand flourish We
trust our correspondent is mistaken.
and that the corpse will be revived by
tlie warm weather.
The Board of Review met ar the
Supervisors office on Tuesday morn
ing and adjourned TO Wednesday.
when, on account of the necessary alb
sence of j. NJ. Finn, who WAS called TO
Detroit by telegraph, they again adj
iourned till Friday morning.
Rubber paint makes n better finish,
costs less, and will wear twice as long
as any cthan paint.eyer made. =: In the
southern part Of the.State il il used
more extensively than all other paints
combined. One trial will convince
anyone. For sale at DR.. Traver's drug
store. 2Oeow
As noticed i'm our circuit court pro-
ceedingS, Mr.. J.. Berka has been ad-
mittel To the bar We understand
that he passed all unusually creditable
examination. and We are pleased that
one of our citizens, who is acknowl.
edged to be gentleman and a close
student, should start ont in profession
al life under IA cloudless. sky. We Ger
tainIy wish him success.
For was n hungercd, and We gave
me to eat; | was thirsty, and ye gave
ne drink; | was stranger, and Vt
took nee. e.tn. naked, and We clothed me,
Bible. The foregoing was literal .
accomplished at the residence. of MIR
NJ. $. Hartwick OH Saturday, May IL
1t is daughter, and the genial host o
the Exchange is unusually smiling anC
happy over his new possession.
The world moves and our cit.
grows. Among other Improvement
| Messrs. Remmingtcn ~ Walters, o
( Grand Rapids, are about to erect
, mammoth saw mill at the mouth q
the east branch. They have purchase,
the right-ofway across the farm q
: VIM. Brink for their railroad, to cor
meet with the main line. As tney oWl
an immense amount of pine i'm this V
cinity, their project will bring hi
money to be paid out here.
a day at the depot would give som
: idea of the rapidity with which ou
country is being filled with settlers. =
Hardly train that does not bring on
or more families, and many are con
ing with teams. The last arrival ~
ticed was Mr. Calkin and family, froI
Bay county, who have located in Il
II Goodrich neghborhood in town %
'e e., where year ago was no dwellir
., and nov is the home of over twen'
a families.