1898-11-04; Clare Sentinel

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Established 1878.
LARE, MICH,, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1898.
New Series: Vol. 6,  No _9
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POLITICAL
POINTERS
Just put an X in the circle under the
picture of Abraham Lincoln and you
vote,    a    straight   ticket.    Nothing
further need be done.
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Sheri'ff Leach has saved money to
every taxpayer. Ills one term has cost
the people of Clare county much less
than did either term of his predecessor. A sheriff can pile up expense for
the taxpayers to meet but Sheriff
Leach has been careful every minute
of the interests of the people and cub
down expenses everywhere.
No word of complaint has ever been
heard of Frank Morrissey's conduct as
clerk and register, nor was there anything but praise of Wm. II. Browne
when he was county treasurer. Both
gentlemen were always attentive, always obliging, always honest., and their
legion of friends will see to it that
they are triumphantly elected on Tuesday next.
■% The demo-populist statesmen who
are out plugging against the republican county ticket tell the voters everywhere they go that over in some other
town there is going to be wholesale
knifing of the republican ticket. It is
always some other towD. These stories of course are deliberate falsehoods,
but the men who tell them trust to
luck that their mendacity will not^be
discovered before election day. Ke-
oubiicans will not be misled by such
campaign falsehoods, but in every town
and in every ward will give loyal support to the republican nominees. That
means republican victory all along tlie
lire
Republicans everywheie who are be-'
ing appealed to by demo-populist candidates and their friends' to vote  lor
them, will remember that every one of
these demo-populist  candidates  and
their friends worked and voted  two ;
years ago against President MeKinley j
and that they did all  they  could  to
prevent the return of prosperity that;
has come to the people through   tliei
restoration of the republican party to :
power.   They are enjoying the fruits j
of republican victory now and we rejoice that good times have come to all
the  people—to   these   demo-populist
candidates even against their votes—:
hut that is no reason why republicans j
should elect them to our cuunty offices. .
For Republicans to Ponder.
Did John E. Brown vote for William
MeKinley two years ago?
Did John H. Richmond vote for William MeKinley two years ago?
Did Ed. Alger or any other Clare
county Alger yote for William MeKinley two years ago?
These are all honorable men, 'tis
true, but didn't they, each and all,
do everything in their power against
the republican party two years ago?
If they had their way wouldn't every
republican in Clare county have been
humiliated by defeat two years ago?
Didn't they, each and all, work from
early morn till late at night during
the campaign two years ago, to prevent the election ol William MeKinley for president, and to prevent tbe
election of every other republican candidate in the county? Isn't it sublime cheek for them to ask for republican votes now, especially when the.
republican ticket is made up of worthy
men. whose earnest work for the republican party and whose splendid
qualifications for office no one has ever
questioned? Will not, every republican
think of these things when he is asked
to split his party ticket and thus help
to build up opposition to tlie republican party in the county of Clare?
Dancing School and Assemblies.
Miss Oarmichea' Gray, assisted by
Mrs. Kate Booth of Saginaw, will begin her dancing school and assemblies,
Friday, Nov. 4, I SOS. Those desiring
to take lessons will please be at the
hall in order lo start the school ab 7:30
sharp, Assembly begins at, 8:30 o'clock.
Those taking lessons will be admitted
to the assembly without extra charge,
Card of Thanks.
"V> ord.s are inadequate to express our
heartfelt appreciation of and thanks
for the kindness shown io our loved
husband and father, John Sexsmith,
in his last sad hours, and to ourselves
by the ninny kind and helpful friends
of Clare.
Mrs, .Ioiix Sexmhtii
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New Restaurant.
Having opened a restaurant next to
O. B. Thayer's feed barn, we extend an
invitation to the public to give us a
call, Mrs. Fred Loomis.
Mtis. J. J. Wilcox.
Be sure to register.
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Sales last month exceeded by HUNDREDS OF DOLLARS W
any previous month in the history of our business, Holiday %■
Months not accepted.   It's because the GOODS and PRICES #
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Lyman W. Leach,
Republican Candidate for Sheriff.
bVaJik ."el. Morrissey,
Republican Candidate for Clerlvii Register
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Sheriff Leach's re-election is now assured.   The  tignt  against  him   has
.been bitter and unpriucipied. but the
people have learned that he has protected them and their pocket books
during the last two years.   Every taxpayer of Clare county has been saved
money by Mr. Leach's administration
or the office of sheriff.   No sheriff eyer
had a better record and no other slier-j
iff of Clare county ever discharged his i
duties with so little expense as he has |
incurred.   He has been faithful   and|
true, always guarding well the interests of the people.    He  deserves the j
re-election which will be his on Tues- j
day next. j
The enemy are industriously circu-j
lating the report that Surry township
republicans intend to bolt one or more
of the candidates on  the republican I
county ticket.   The story is an insult j
to the intelligence and the loyalty of
our Farwell friends who  in   many  a
campaign have proved their sincere attachment to the republican   party.
They could not vote against any candidate on our county ticket  without
giving aid and comfort to the enemy
and so strengthening them in future
campaigns.   The Sentinel takes no
stock in the silly report that the republicans of Surry township are governed in their politics by  what  the (
enemies of our party want and  anx- \
iously strive for.   It is  nob strange'
that the advocates of demo-populism j
should  endeavor  to  stir   up   strife
among republicans and  bring  about!
conditions that could result only to the!
advantage of our enemies, but the re-1
publicans of Surry township will prove j
on Tuesday next, by their votes, that
they are nob in tbe habit of taking
their advice or instructions from their
political antagonists.
You can't vote for MeKinley this
year, but you can vote to uphold his
administration by voting a straight
republican ticket.
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DRESS GOODS.
Double-fold fancies worth 12ic ab 10c
40-in. Worsted fancies, black and colors 22c
32-in all wool Tricot Flannels 25c
40-in all wool suitings worth 40c at 29c
38-in Worsbed novelbies, choice sbyles, newesb
colorings .49c
52-in all wool Dress Flannels, extra values at. .59c
52-in Broadcloths  .81.00
45-in French Serges, extra values ab 50c
45-in Fxbra Heavy Black Serge very One ab—G9c
38-in Fine black Silk Finish Henriebba 50c
Fancy Novelties in Dress Lengths
at 75c to $1.00 yard
54-in Boucle Cloakings. black $1.50
54-in Boucle Cloaking, red, green and blue... 1.75
Eiderdowns, plain and fancy, all colors	
 25c, 29c, 50c and 05c
White fleeced skirt patterns, fancy borders
worth 50c at   ..35c
All wool flannel skirb patterns 75c
Mill Remnants of Heavy Cottonades, would
cost 20c, off the piece at 10c yd
Heavy 3G-in Brown Cotbons 3Jc
Fine .Soft Finish Bleached Cobbons Gc
Good Bleached Cobtons 5c
Miil Remnanbs of besb Gcprinbs ab 32c
Besbred and white prints 5c
Red and black prints 4c
Large iigure furnibure print 5c
Mill remnants of twill sheeting, worth 9c at. .7*0
Underwear and Hosiery.
Everybhiug in this department is marked at a
price which means a big saving to you.
Ladies' fleeced cotton vests and pants	
 10c, 19c, 23c, 25c, 50c
Ladies' wool ribbed vests and pants. .42c, 50c, $1.00
Ladies' cashmere hose 15c, 25c, 50c
Misses wool hose 15c, 20c, 25c
Misses cotton ribbed underwear 10c up
Misses wool underwear 15c up
Ready-Made Wrappers
New styles, made of heavy flanneletes, choice
patterns 85c, $1.00, $1.50
JACKETS AND CAPES.
Jackets, new sbyles, rough or smooth cloths
from $4.50 up
Plush capes from  2.98 up
Boucle. capes from  2 45 up
FURS.
Collaretbes $2.00 bo $15.00
Muffs  50c bo   3.50
SHAWLS.
Beaver Shawls $1.50 to $5.00
Heavy all wool, double shawls    4.00 to   5.00
MEN'S FURNISHINGS.
Heavy Jersey overshirts 35c
Flannel shirts, new pattern 50c
Heavy blue flannel shirts 90c
Extra heavy, all wool, blue flannel shirts $1.50
Very One flannel shirts, light colors $1.50 and $1.75.
Men's mule skin gloves' 19c
Men's heavy line goat gloves 50c
Men's genuine buck gloyes $1.00
Men's genuine buck faced mibbs $1.00
Men's heavy wool underwear, worbh 85c at G2|c
Men's heavy cotton underwear at 25c
Boys' heavy ribbed underwear      25c
MEN'S CLOTH I NG-2d Floor
OVERCOATS AND ULSTERS.
Men's heavy beaver overcoabs $5.00
Men's heavy gray ulsters  5.00
Men's fine all wool, beaver overcoabs. black or
blue 88.00
Men's covert coats S10.00
Extra fine beaver coats, brown, black or blue,
equal in fit to custom made at
SIO.OO, S12.00, $15.00.
Heavy black duck coats, 95c
SHOES.
Ladies' kid shoes, lace or button, equal to
manv $1.50 shoes at $1.25
Ladies' flue kid shoes, lace or button, equal in
style and fit to the high priced shoes $2.00
Men's extra heavy oil-grain work shoes, weear
guaranteed   at $2.00
Commence now to do your trading here and get the advantage of the largest selection and the lowest prices.
William H. Browne,
Republican Candidate for Treasurer.
Geo. W. Richardson,
Republican Candidate for Surveyor.
Besides tlie nominees whose portraiis appear above,
there iw tlie able lawyer, George J. Cummins, for prosecuting attorney, Asa M. Tinker for circuit court commissioner
and Dr. R. A. Gray and Wm. M. Temple for coroners. All
good men—support them.
Resolutions of Condolence,
For ithe second time Clare Camp
No. 1368, Mo'lerti Woodmen ot America, have been called to mourn the
death of a beloved member. Our
brother, John Sexsmith, passed away
on Friday, October 21, 189S, after a
brief illness. He was a charter member of our camp, and during bis entire
membership he was active and earnest
in the discharge of his duties. We esteemed him as a good citizen, a kind
neighbor and a true friend, and we
revere his memory, sincerely mourning
the great loss which we have sustained.
To the family of our deceased brother
we extend our heartfelt sympabhy, and
as a mark of our esteem for him, it is
ordered that our lodge room be draped
in mourning for thirty days, that this
resolution be spread upon our records
and that it be published in the newspapers of the city.
John Mahtiit,
S. Bogakdus.
Charles S. Lee,
Committee.
Be sure you are registered.
Advertised Letters.
LNb of lebbers remaining uncalled
for in bhe Clare posboffice for the week
ending Saturday, Oct. 29,1898. Persons claiming these letters please call
for "advertised letters:"
J. W. Brakfleld, Geo. N. Clark, Fred
Closson. Birt Fisher, A. C. Guild, Al-
phonse Leamarn, Mrs. Jennie McLel-
lan.
Notice.
We will accept in payment of subscription    accounts    the    following
articles:
Beech and maple wood, good bubber
and eggs, pobaboes, winber apples,
ebc.
Nexbbimc vou come bo bown jusb
remember your account and take bhis
easy means bo sebtle.   We will allow
you bhe highest markcb price.
Respectfully,
The Sentinel.
A Market for Your Potatoes.
C. H. O'Donald announces that he
is now in the maiket for oobaboes.
His office is under the Olare county
savings bank.
Teachers' Association.
Clare, Mich., Nov. 2, 1898.
To bhe Teachers:
The autumn meebing of bhe Clare
Counby Teachers' associabion will be
held ab Farwell, Noy. 11th and 12th.
Unusual care has been taken to prepare a good program. A large number of experienced teachers from other
counties will be with us. Charles
Carlisle, teacher of elocubion. music
and physical culture in bhe Ferris In-
dusbrial school, will give a reading in
bhe Congregational church Friday
evening.
After you have heard Mr. Carlisle,
his ability as an elocutionist will nob
be doubbed. Bear bhe date in mind
and arrange to attend. No excuse
will be accepted but death! Come,
even if you have to lose a day or more.
You can make up the lost days ab bhe
end of bhe berm. Please be on bime
Friday morning. Geballyou can oub
of bhis meebing. Come prepared to
talk and ask questions. The besb
beachers are bhose who abbend bhese
meetings. Show me a teacher who
stays ab home without a 'good excuse,
and I will show you a poor teacher.
Olare county is noted for its "wide
awake" teachers, and lei us try to
keep up the name. Let us have eyery
teacher in the counby present.
The cibizens of Farwell are going bo
give vou a recepbion afber the enber-
tainmenb Friday evening.
Kindly explain to your school board
what these gatherings are for, and you
may rest assured that they will gladly
aliow you the time spent.
Yours for the good of the schools,
A, H, Al-DKiCH, Oom'r.
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