Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1885-09-17

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1.-THE laborer Is worthy of his hire"
TAX. in the social and make a dona-
ton that viii help pay balance of sal
airy due our minister. He deserves IL.
The town has been benefited by his la
Dor.
No party should go down the river,
fishing or hunting, without securing
the services of David Shoppenagan.
He is an excellent cook, fisher, hunter
and buatman, and his quaint singing
tends to help pass away the hours in
camp more pleasantly.
w. H. Sherman of Maple Forrest,
brought us two Early Rose potatoes,
Yesterday. one of which measured IL
inches in circumference the long way,
and 9 the other. They weighed %
pounds. Who can beat this in weight.
VIM. Mapes of South Branch, We'd
nesday, brought in an Immense Hub
bard squash, which measured feet 10
inches in circumference and weighed
over 80 pounds. How is that for
plains p ROScommon Netcs.
Messrs. Abbott g. Hakes threshed on
their farm in Hacking III bushels OF
gram, consisting of wheat, rye and
oats. Plain farms will evidently pro-
duce crops and all they need is work
ing up.-Ogema,o Times.
Standard time will become the legal
time in this state on the 1StE inst, be-
ing ninety days after the adjourn
ment of the legislature.
Mr.. Joseph of the firm of Joseph d
Pinkous, has just returned from New
York City, where he purchased the
largest and most complete stock OF
goods ever brought to Grayling-Call
and see them before purchasing else
where.
George Alexander, Esq, of Roscom-
mon. proposes to open law Office in
Grayling, and spend one half OF his
time here, with the expectation OF To-
eating permanently in the near future.
Weak Back, with a weary, aching
lameness over the hips, is sign OF
diseased kidneys. Use the best Kid
new curative known, which is Burdock
Blood Bitters.
Do not pay money to strangers Tor
Godey's Lady's Book. Any represent
ing themselves as agents are frauds.
Pay only your paper, club-raiser you
know or send direct TO the office OF
Godey's Lady's Book.
J.R. Mcdonald is prepared to shoe
, "aIl the world and the rest Of man
kind" i'm the shortest time possible
I rtr-fru- nut or, surroti,e- -i.as.a ,-uvho is
considered one of the finest workmer
in Northern Michigan-Fine sewec
work speciality.
. The dearth of locals in this week
Tissue. is accounted for by our absence
with O. fishing party down the AuSa
bile. Those who have enjoyed TN
pleasure. and experienced the delight
of such n trip on our beautiful river
o will overlook the deficiency, and t
those who have never been down tn
i river. and are inclined to lind fault
we would suggest that they do MS W
have done, and they will wonder VIII
: we did not go before.
There is pith and point to the squl
Is now going the rounds OF the press
HNever 90 where you are not wanted
+ To do so is to be inpolite. Ii ma
wants YOU to dine with him, or Wis
his home he will invite you TO do sc
e and if merchant cares to see you
It his place of business he will invite 20
ID through the columns OF your local p
per. 1t is wrong to intrude upon PR
Of acy. or thrust yourself upon ma
he who has not sufficient desire for yo'
" trade to ask for your business. Don
do it!'
re Merchants and business men genera
of " do not always appreciate the la
in that the columns of paper contribu.
k. the stock in trade of publishe
that il costs money for every line
matter: that line of space is Ju
like SO much merchandise; that inca
a pound of sugar or a yard OF Gallo
or a pound of nails; that the sale
20 these lines of type earns the bread al
g, meat at the editors table. just as I
". sale of sugar and calico and nail ear
the bread and of meat OF the M
q chants family. Most any man G.
va ask an editor for an inch or too OF spa
- in his local column, but it takes go
deal of cheek to step into a store a
'c- ask merchant to give one fifty cer
gu or a dollars worth of tea.-Ogemt
:" Herald.
Bill Nye is rather severe on the m
va who tries to avoid paying his subscr