1893-11-10; Clare Sentinel (1892)

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Official Paper 'For
Oitv Op Clare.
GLAEE, MICH., FEIDAY, NOVEMBER .10, 1893.
Largest  Circulated Papier
In Cla.be County.
51 MWiBi^yg^I^E^Iiyip^,'>,fr«^
Number 50
BUSINESS CARD!
!   vFOKN QIBERSON,
ATTOiRHST AT LAW.
Office in Dohertt Bi^ock
'•CLARM,        -        -       MICHIGAN,
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{PssafficiAN, Surgeon and Accotjohkur.
'<r1»fSfis first door south of DoHerty opera horise
*r-'Slock. Professional calls promptly answered
' sSs-y or nigfet.
O. W. TAYLORI'GOODMAN* NU D-
i Office and Residence,
TOB Soutn Michigan Avenue.
!; SAGINAW, MICH.  '
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!' GSNEBAIi iNSTfBANCaS AGERE.
Ntinebut the best Companies repre-
.'; sentd.   Office over Saperston's
\ store.   Olabe, Michigan.
Xbv. C H.  Ed.wei--rc£©.
All kinds of dental wcofc promptly'
attended to and guaranteed first-class.
. Porcelain Crowns,        Gold Crowns,
BndgeWork,
Plate Work.
GiOLrO arid all other Mnds 'of filling inserted to preserve the natural teeth. GAS
administered for the painless extraction *of
teeth.
Office over! DunlojD's Br<ug Store.
GLAEE,
Correspondence.   "
l_"We reserve the right to reject any item
which -we may susnecfc of "bearing an oif ensive
personal reference. "We shall consider this
right to reject as accepted as one of the conditions of your correspondence.!
Meredith.
R. P. Holihan was at Saginaw on
business this week.
Sherd Mitchener thinks of moving
to Harrison some time this week. '
Mrs., Dan Kenedy of G-ladwin is visiting with her sister, Mrs. John Kenedy.
. Ettie Ash, who has been visiting
with Mends at Clare and Saginaw,
came home the fore part of the week..
A party of hunters passed through
here the fore part of the week, with
three bear in the wagon, they killed
the day before.
NickYanderboss was in town last
Tuesday from Houghton Lake, purchasing one of McDougalL&'Holihan's
big teams; also a young colt.
Miss May Holihan, who has been
stopping with her "brother, R. P. Holihan, for some time, went^to Midland
last Monday to spend the winter with
*her parents.
Dr. Brown and Geo. Cradling had
extraordinary luck last Monday, killing two deer in one .day. We know the
meat was excellent fosr we .sampled a
piece our selves.
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NORTH MlCHiGAN
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Time Table-
In effect May 14th,l&93.
- TRAINS I*EAVE C&AS5E
NORTH. .     -SOHOSH.
.' 7:30 a. m. . 5:39 a. m.
1:00 p.m.     ' 2;5S p.m.
W. H. Bennett, G. P. A.
Toledo, O. A. Allison, Agent.
dlare.
F, s; P. M- ft &
Time Table.
Trains leaves Clare as follows, standard rtame: •
GOING EAST:
No. 6—10:08 a. m. No. 8—3:50 p. m.
GOING WEST:
No. 1—8:55 a. m. No. 5—6:28 p. tm.
v / MbkejSitbc Division. .
.    Arrive at Clare from Harrison and Meredith
at 8:45 A. M,'
Leave  Clare for Harrison and'Meredith at
6:40 pr M.
A. Patriarche, Traffic Manager. Saginaw, M.
W. A. Carrtithers, Ticket Agent,
Clai-e. J. EC." GaUiver, Frt Agent.
Clare. Mich.
Eif Jfc» Poller*
(Successor to C. I. Bigley's)
REAL ESTATE AND
INSURANCE
AGENCY
IS
THE
PLACE
TO GO JF YOU
WAIST FIRST CLASS
MKE INSURANCE
Ed. Haws came very near losing one
of his eyes a few days ago while hunting. He got into a flock ofbirds, and
being in a -hurry to reload Ms gun,
poured'the powder into the gun without measuring it. When, he tired the
gum the powder forced its way through
the tube filling his right eye completely iull. With good care he will come
out all right.
Harrison.
Lillian Tucker at operas house this
week.
T, H. Richmond out of town this
week. \ [
Probate Judge McClellah, at his office Monday. ;   •;
The cards are out for-aBI. of P.
dance, November IS.
Lou Conway of Oadillac is visiting
Mrs. Wm. Heismaii.
A Methodist social held Wednesday
evening at the home of Wilbur Merchant.
The dance held in the opera house
Saturday evening was attended by
quite a number of Farwellites and
jDodgites.   All had. a splendid time.
Mrs. Minnie Lockwood of the Johnson house has taken out bonds and intends, going into the saloon business.
Marriage licenses .57 and 58 issued
Nov. 4th and 7th. Mo. 57 toW. J.
Allen and Emma Hutehinson of Sheridan, ages 24 and 25. So. 58 to James
Scott and Alberta Paddock of Missaukee county, ages 38 and i8»
Dover.
Ollie Randall is visiting friends in
Dover.
Mr. Lebherc is visiting his brother
Adolphus.
The hay press is doing good work in
this locality.
A pleasant sewing bee at Mrs. Wm.
Dennis' Thursday.
K, Turner is in the southern part of
the state on business.
The saw mill at Tonkin is again
steemed up and commenced business.
Mrs. Joseph Carter of Youngstown,
Ohio, is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mis. Jerred.
Mrs. Lyman Leach entertained a
few of her neighbors Wednesday. She
had a quilt in and the day pleasantly
passed in an old fashioned way.
We are informed that Jas. Allen and
»Emma Hutchinson were united in
marriage   Monday.    Congratulations
are extended to the happy pair.
West Grant.
Mrs. Joseph Wilson is not any better.
Mrs. C. Peters and baby are not very
well.
The new saw mill has commenced
running.
Plenty foxes are to be seen around
this place.
Pine weather for November. Just
what we want.
Nick Anderson and wife drove to
Loomis Sunday.
A big black bear was seen in Sutton's
wheat field Sunday.
C. Hart and wife of Clare were in
this vicinity Monday.
Clare Orange Lodge has 12 new
members on the string.
Jay Piper, and wife of Clare visited;
at A. Loweiry's Sunday.
Elmer Allen bought a large owl
Monday and is quite proud of it. !
Wm. Chard went up to Jones' mill
Friday to look at timber and sell.
Sam Robison and wife of West Wise
visited A. Lowery's of this place Sunday.
Wm. Chard went to Claire Tuesday
to meet Mr. Jarvis of Manistee on business.
Mrs. Backer departed Tuesday for
Mt. Morris where she will visit for
some time.
There was a number of fine teams
passed through this place the other
day for the west,
Wm. Chard bought a fine 6 year old
horse the other day. He will hustle
the logs to the new mill now.
Mr. Wilber of Nester Dam visited
H..W.Purdyone^day this week and
bought some timber to have made into
wagon tongue^.
Andrew Mack of Glare went through
this place Monday with his hunting
belt strapped on his back. Watch out
for the deer.
at Barnie Rodger's, Sunday last.
'H. Morgan is making some much
needed improvements to his house.
James Robinson and wife visited
friends in West Grant Sunday last.
3EL Cimmerer and James Robinson
were at Marion the first of the week.
A clover huller has been in this vicinity hulling out the clover this week.
Thomas Kidd and family enter bained
company   front  Coldwater,  Slpday.
James Nevils moved from; West
Giant to his f aim at this place this
week.
W. E, Curry shipped seven head of
horses from Detroit to his farm here
last week.
There was a large attendance at
church in the Wilson district last
Sunday evening.
. T. Lansing and wife of Lansingville
were the guests of Thomas Kidd and
family Sunday last.
Robbie Martin, the lad that shot
himself last week with a revolver, is
reported to be on the gain.
Mr. Dibble, and daughter of Clare
attended church at the Wilsoia school
house last Sunday evening.
The union Sunday school of the Wilson district is going to change libraries
with the Holtz Sunday school.
Some "eute-elek" plugged the stove
pipe on Mrs. Hewitt's house last week
and she was nearly smoked out.
Wha,t is th6 matter with the saints?
Have they backed down again? It is
a debate the people want—not wind.
.. .Someunknown culprit cut the tail
oft one of Mr. Mordens' horses last
week. They were running on the road
at the time.
Mrs. Wm. Wilson who' was reported very sick last Week at the home of
Joseph Hendlric has been removed to
the home olB relatives in Glare.
John Bush is making soms improvements on Ibis summer resort by the
way of grading in and making anew
dock'. John Rodgers is working for
him;
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We,  tlie under signed,,-having   a  very
large stock of
WALL PAPER
on hand, and needing the room for Christmas goods, have decided to give onr customers a chance to bny WALL PAPER at
Wholesale Prices for the month of November:
Call and see patterns and get prices.
Yours Resp'y,
Elden &
Holbrook
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If you want to. Rent, Buy or Sell
Property.
Conveyancing neatly and promptly
' done.
in Basement or Bank Block.
Entrance on Fifbh Street.
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Rest Fire Insurance Companies in
the World.
THE ARGUMENTS FOR
BRANT'S BALSAM
Large bottles, small doses, quick effect
Sold;by Mussel], the druggist. ,
BriiK| Your Job WorK
To TUB Sentinel Office.
Hatton.
News scarce this week.
Anna Goodknecht, Clare, Wednesday.
D. Corner and wife were in town
Tuesday. \
Mrs. Woodard visited S. Green's
Saturday. . ., '
Gr. Horning and R. Garretson were
at Clare Tuesday. !
James Lennox drove to' Delwin
Tuesday after a load of hay.
R. Durfee of Towferville is. visiting
at his brothers, Clarence Durf ee's this
week.
Wm. Smith has moved" in Ms hotel.
Now the travelers can get a good
square meal. ' :;
Geo. Lennord and wife <)f.Mann's
Siding, were the guests of Mr. Now-
len's Sunday. ' |
Arthur.'     |
W.R. Hilburn, Clare, Saturday.
J. Farrell was in Dover on., Sunday.
Albert Kleiner is slowly ijpdproving.
Mrs. Sabley drove to Dov^r on Tuesday. '..;',.. .-;■'•   j;
Mr. Harwood spent Sunday in Harrison.    '. ; ■':.    ■  '];■
Mrs. J, M. Ru'tledge was i,n Clare on
Thursday. '     ||       .
Rev. T3irdsell preached at j|bhe Balsley
school house on Monday evening.
°A member of the Salvation Army
had a pair of roittens disappear very
mysteriously one evenirig'::last week,
but she found them the' follp wing Sunday. ■ ,      i
Annie Rutledge,, after j; recovering
from the scarlet fever had;; a terrible
abcess on her neck. [ It }was lanced
by Dr. Farrell and she is jpapidly improving. !
Mrs. Whiting has .organized a Sunday School and elected tb;e following
officers: Superintendent, ;Mrs. Whiting; treasurer. A. I). Johnson; secretary, Ethel Whiting; ohcrister, Mrs.
Gordiner; teachers,. Wml Newcomer
and Mrs. Whiting.,
South-east Vfcrrion.
We are having lovely weather.
G150. Touajan of Harrison visited
broliEer in^JTernon last  week.
Mrs. Wnil Mitchell Sr, is visiting her
daughter M!rs. J. ^hephprd in Midland
Co.Ithis w<jek.\ -^
i|rs. Heiiry »%Webstei!, *Mss Bertha
Ablbot of Clare visited Mends in Yer-
no£i a few days this week.
Miron Loomis and wife of Gladwin
visited his parents Wua. Loomis and
wife last Thursday and Friday.
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Ljoornis.
Mrs. Weft's mother and sister of
Midland are visiting with her.
M. Durgess, M. Morrison and A.
Nicollswent to Farwell Monday.
M. "B. Conklin and son Roy went to
Flint Thursday returning Monday.
There will be a box social at Sky-
ring's Hall, November 11, for the purpose,of getting a carpet for the Mac^
cabee hall.      _____
Lansingville.
Sam Lansing is in camp.
Mrs. Walton went to Lee's Corners
Tuesday for a visit.
Mm Skyring and Mrs. Nichols of
Loomis visited with Mrs.' A.Jenning
Friday.
D. Jennings of east Yernon had a
good 30b done athis ploughing bee last
Friday.
Miss Little and Miss Robinson have
returned to their home in Canada sd-
ter spending a few weeks with Miss
Nellie Mc James.
* West Vernon.
Some very fine weather this week,
Amelia Gorr is sewing for parties in
Clare.
John O'Grady's new house is about
completed. ':
C. A. Shaw is visiting relatives in
this vicinity.
Jessie Kidd was home from Cold-
water Sunday.
Fred Elliott of Gilmore is working
for W. E. Curry.
W. E. Curry has a gang of men busy!
stumping his farm. , ;
DMrs. A. Jones expects to go to Ann
Arbor: next Monday. I f      J
John Ward of Jerusalem was iii this;
vicinity Sunday last.
Look out for the chicken- pie social.:|
Announcemimt later.      , j
, Wm. p;arrish of CJlare was in thii
vicinity Tuesday lastj. i
Born to Geo, Robinson and wif^
Thursday of last week, a son.        ;   j
Ii. jO. Cimmerer arid family visited
TMs lellow is alter our bargains.
ElLpENl   &HOLp^OOK
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RusselL
: v^Bcs. fm. Archambojiilt was in Clare
Tiiiesday.
Geo. Tuirbtish was d(iiing business at
Temple during the^week. ■
j. P. Mdtsher of Mt. [Pleasant visited
Miss Jemciie Radey on iThiiirsday.
Mrs. B,:|?. Kramer of Clare visited
at Mrs. FredFishley'sIast Friday.
Wm. TtirbushhasreturiOLed from the
south part of the state after a visit of
three weets.
Mrs. A:J; Cordanier of |31are visited
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Peter Calr
lam, ove* Sunday,
i Clarence Fishley and Arthur Clute
visited tiie latter's parents north of
Loomis ijist Sunday. •
Jas. T^irner visited! ;his wife and relatives at|; Reed City over Sunday returning liome TuesdJiy eveningl
,;;,lCr. 0s B. Thayer a^nd daughter
ITernie, j; returnen "home last week
Thursdiaiy, after a week's yisit at the
world's i*air. *
::   Marriage Rules.
Let heir meet him with a kiss—not a
frown.?;
Let each realize the fact that they
are one,; w        ;■
' Let tihe husband irequent his home,
iiotth^clab. ''!*   i
|- Let^im assist h^r in beautifying
iihehome. i     !        .
Let ]fer not narrate Mjrs. Next Door's
gossip.: } '
, Let hter not worry; htm with petty
troubles. j;
Let jaim speak to his ||wife—not yell
i{say";bjther.   .      j:    |    .
Let her make hoine jmore pleasant
than like^club.        1    jj
Letter sympathize with himin busi-
hess cajres. ,    l
Letiiaim be as courtepus after marriage la|s before,.
Let;;|iisiaMikey ;gat;
rustf;r|pm disuse.    ,    n
Let! her dress! as ^tast
as foil'strangers,-
Mark Twain's Latest—Romance of
an Esquimau maiden.
A magazine is usually satisfied with
one strong feature for the month,
The Cosmopolitan, however, * presents
for November no less than live very
unusual ones.   William Dean Howells
gives the first of the letters of a traveller, who has been visiting this country,
from Altruria.We have read Mr. How-
ells' impression of the Altrurian;butin
this first letter we have the Altrurian's
impressions of New York, with some
comments upon our government and
society, calculated to awaken the most
conservative    minds.     The   second
featureof the Cosmopolitan is the portion of the magazine given up to color
work, no less than! ten superb color
illustrations being1 presented for" the
first time in magazine history, accompanying an article by Mrs.  Roger A.
Pryor on "Changes in Women's Costumes.'' !   The third feature is "American Notes," by Walter Besant,  who
was recently in AJcnerica and is doing
the United States (tor the Cosmopolitan
a la Dickens. The fourth feature is an
article by General Badeau on "The
Form of InvitatioiiUsed by theEnglish
Nobility."   The irticle is illustrated
by the facsimile ejf cards to |bhe queen's
drawing-room, to dinner at the Princess
of Wales, and to many leading houses of 1
England.   Finailjjr, we have a new and!
very > curious story by Mark Twain,
called;;'The Esquimau .Maiden's Ro-I
mance."   It is in; his happiest vein and,
is illustrated by Dan Beard.    The
November number presents the work
of many artists., among whom are:    C.
.£}."; Reihhart, Otto Guillonnet, J. H,
Harper,G. Hudson,Franzvon Lenbach,
George Whartonj Edwards, F. Schuyler
Matthews, Dan Beard, W. L. Sontag?
Ji;.s F.  G. Attwood,  C. Hirschberg,
J. Habert-Dys, i^ugust Franzen, Louis
J.jRead, J. N. Hutchins and Hamilton
Gibson. ;
Important Change of Time on, the
T. A. A.&N. M.R'y. *.    \
Taking effect Sunday Novembeif 5th,
trains on the T. A. A. & N. M. | R'y.
will run daily, except Sundays, as! follows:     «, :|
Leave Clare goingnoxthat 7:30;a. m.'
and 1 p.mJand going south at 2:55 ]>.m.
and ^:35 p. m.
Sunday" trains\have- been.'  discontinued; and "trains 2 aud 5,\7 and 8 will!
be run to and from Mt. Pleasant instead of Glare as heretofore.       : 48-51
Strayed*
A red yearling steer from my' farm
in Yernon. Also a large ciwe lamb.
The latter has been gone about six
weeks. A liberal reward will be given
for the recovery or return of eitl.er or
bftfch animals. Dewey Aimers;,
Nov. 10.      .  Yernon Township.
AUCTION. SALEI
!. .-of—   ■
Stock and Farm Implemer
its.
ier unto Itself
Kfully - for him
injlhis
Letij^iniconfidei
interiypts are pejuajji,   |
Leijjher not!|fret beciixi
bor hSis a :rich dies^r
Lei&er home m$adv
not strife and noiise.
wif e—their
c -.
se Mrs. Neigh
ove and rest—
I will sell at Public Auction, jbii sec- |]
tion 33, in the township of "Viernon, ,
Isabella ceunty, 1 mile west i| of the (
Catholic| church., on Wednesday, No-j'
vemberl5, sale to commence tet one'
named
1 set!;
;       Advertised Letters.
Letters remaining in the Clare po^t
pJficpaincalled for, for the week ending
Saturday Noveinber, 4. Persons calling for same please say "Advertised;;",
Frank Berney, W. Christlean, Fr€|d,|
G|dmhs, Frank IFalkraer, Lewis Hale's,!
Ij^chiMcEUmg; T. E. Rogers, Erneist;
M SiiaitK, Delia Downs. Aiiinie Leaslb,*
ckir^Pentell, MaryRusseU.;
O'clock sharp, the, following;
goods: !l span horses, 2 pigs,1
single harness, 1 pair bob sleiglks, coraj;
stalks of 5 acres, one rocking phair, I1
wash stand, 1 cow,n40 hens, 1 tdp bug-"
gy, 1 plow, 1 cupboard, 2 tied j steads,;
shovels,,1 rakes, 1 yearling heifer, 1 set!
double harness—nearly hew, ,1 lumber
wagon, % spring tooth harrow, 1 cook
stove and utensils, 1 spring calf, 1 hay
rack, 5 ton hay, 1 side board, 6 chairsi;
forks, chains and other articles top
numerous to mention. Tqrms of sale:
All sum's of $5 and under.! c8lsh;ovef
that amount eleven months]'; credit
will be| given by. furnistim'g approved
joint note satisfactory to jthe proprie-.
tor. Five,1 per: cent discount ,will be
allowed for cash and sixpe|rcept interest will be charged on all ijiotes.
H. ObJph,     Richabd BiptB&jrs,    ;
Pro^ijietor,
Auctioneer
;LADIES:   -   *.
YoiiareiayttedL to call ijmdj
Vmyfiiaellne\dt hats and furiidiihings
_ Yon -^vill find; lateststyles '\tmit flow—
tt prices.      , MfcS. t. J' litVJ^pER
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