Crawford avalanche. (Grayling, Mich.) 1879-19??, 1881-04-14

prepared to harrow the soil and agitate
the hoe, as soon as practicable.
Our friend, Mr.. Kehoe, while at
the dance last evening, executed
very pretty maneuver not down in the
program, and kissed" the proud floor
in a manner that amused us muchly,
and all on account of those new boots
with nary spike in 'em.
A diminutive town treasurer CD
came TO the residence of Mr.. John X.
Hanson, yesterday morning, and was
very 1Odrmiy welcomed, and duly pre-
sented for inspection, and is said to be
''screamer, although he weighs but
II pounds.
A youngish individual, quite near
of kinship to Mr.. Archie Babbitt, and
lady, arrived in the village this morn
ing, at very early hour, and promis-
ing hopes are entertained of his making
quite stir about their premises soon,
as he is quite lively, though not very
communicative, especially to strangers,
and kicks the beam at about 8 pounds.
Our Prosecuting Attorney has been
remodeling over the interior of his of
flee, and now has II private sanctmn,
too; which is to be carpeted, and furn-
ished correspondingly, and all clients
for council may be assured of courte-
Gus treatment, and fair hearing ut
his hands.
On looking down street Yesterday
a short time after a lot of the boys
had arrived from n cnmp-breaking, it
seemed TO us as though they were prac-
ticing the old Wideawake rail fence
march; but if they wasn't it was rs
near Ike it as two peas. Brace up,
boys, ana pin on a red ribbon, and be
men.
Our midnight reveries were sud.
denly Disturbed, on Tuesday last, by
a lideous noise in front of our lodging
place, and in specializing as to how
long the fellows wind would hold out
that blew the horse-hddle, we dropped
oil TO the land of nod once more, and
on coming down 70 breakfast the next
morning, we had the delightful pleas
ure Of being informed we'd been scre-
naded, Would a rose smell Us sweet
10y any other namel
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A Maple Sugar, Ice Cream,
and General Refreshment Festival will
be held at the Hall, in this village, to-
morrow friday, evening, TO which a
general attendance is especially desired,
as the proceeds are to be used for a
very benevolent and worthy object.
The wash-basin and towel will hang
low, for the benefit of gentlemen with
moustaches, and no discrimination
will be made in charges on account OF
the size of your mouth; everything fair
and impartial
Doors open at ZOO O'Clock. p. NJ,
and spoons TO commence work in about
80 minutes thereafter.
By ORDER OF CHIEF Cook.
An Exchange says: Either run
your town with vim, or just get uI
and leave it. One or two things should
be done; push things; find means or q
way TO put some go ahead i'm the busi
ness; run the town for all there is in
it, get up steam and keep it up, orelse
quit the whole thing. DO you want
tradel Bid for it. Do you want bus
iness men to come TO your town. En-
courage those who do come. Do yor
want TO have a prosperous town where
people can come disposed TO make il
their home1 Then doaway with-bur,
from sight all local difference, all jeal
ousy, all spite, work not for few in
dividuals, but work altogether for 1
common prosperity, and for mutua
benefit Wake up, rub your eyes, rol
up your sleeves and go 70 work. Don
go 10 work with fear and trembling
but take il for granted, that work will
tell. Leave results to themselves, bor
row no trouble, but all unite and max,
the biggest kind of try.
Tho eavy mill ~ Saline Uopao,