1893-03-31; Clare Sentinel (1892)

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That we ever had.
& <are placing these Goods at a
figure never surpassed
for cheapness.
2fe"©iJl be-money in your pocket to see our
OlhiSlcairoira'-® StsitQo! Shoes,
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A SSr-3_3g 'Slcfest—IS*?--'.]'*- tone
TLo'h H&msy Sept-blieca se©
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3__Io:n_<3ajr and ISSlect; its.©* * Wl-ole TIcI__t
"_72i"B__nt a IStesfe.
Tto republican dtp-caucus was he_d'
last FriSay evening, there being a
gOGtl attendance, and nominated tho
following:
Mayor—Wm. A. Geodman.
Clerk—GIias. IL dark.
Treasurer—--James M.. Galliver.
Justiee of the Peace—J. G. Rocfea-
fellow.
ScSiogl Inspectors—David McPhall
for two>,years and Lorenzo D. Goodman f^iTone year.
After the city caucus adjourned,
W£Ei caucuses were -held in each ward.
The &?st ward caucus was held at the
council rooms and nominated;
Supervisor—E.'D. Palmer.
Alderman—David McPhall.
Uigley-on the board of supervisors, the
•interests of the city and the whole
county will be well cared for.      *.
A city council in which David McPhall, Wm. A. Dean, Eugene H. DeYogt and Eollin H. Jenney sit as aldermen, will surely do much to advance the welfare of the city.
With the constabulary force composed of Eichard Borthey, jr., Ghas.
E. Smalley and Thomas Allison, the
order and quietness of the community
will be well looked after.
Hhe whole ticket from top to bottom is a good one and t -deserves a big
majority.   Tote 5er straight.
constable—Eichard INorthey.
lESe-sasond ward,  at Dean>s
hall.
JiU
fasted as follows;
SsneEF-isof—Wm. "VanConant.
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Al3..(tDflBvacancy)—E. BE. DeYogt.
€©£stafcle—Ghas. E. Smalley.
^Zie W&d ward, at the Skbteihel
Use, Mgninated:
8n peswisor—Ghas. I. Bigley.
Alekeman—Eollin BL Jenney.
CJomstaMe—Thomas Allison.
Bps aimitted hy%he democrats that
tboi?e.pibl!cancityiicketis a .strong
obo.   Wm, A. Goodman-is not only a
soil voiis- getter^ fbut when elected
rail gkwe the office good service- A
t-kozougM business man and familiar
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tMa the affairs of the city, it would
las h&sd to find any one more competent for fine office.
OfcarlesH. Glarkj th§. nominee for
•oleFfej ISiSSpecially well equipped for
tike sleiisal wc^k and business- that
tM& o£3*te demands^ and withal he is a
pjilisiai? Miow3 which will be shown
m. Ms ele&Mon.
fe^es M. Galliver5 (which sounds
more ofeM than "Harry") is far and
sway the feest possible man for treas-
wei*. I*ar feom seeking the place, he
Isas repeatedly refused to let his name
as considered, but Ms special business
cmalifications and- sterling integrity
nlnfled Mm out as} -sot only the
oMice of the republican, but, as will
* fes slows ^©nday, the cfeoiee of the
whole people, 'to be entrusted with
tlie es-re of the eity funds. He al-
roady holds a responsible trust' -with
tlie 3?. &j P. M. company,, whielL, we
are sarej will not in any way conflict
Wittn Ms new duties..
Jo CX Eookafenow,, the '.nominee for
jummef is a iE&n of long residence- 'in
Glare j of wide", experience, -and well
titefi to consider the cases that.' may
isms before him for decision; His
*Q'SHee is weijl located for public cbh-
~en!ence -aijd Ms .business is of such
a ©riaraeter'aS to allow him to consider
eosss seqn&ing justice at-the* conven-
aeaee of the parties interested. -
TIis oUce of school inspector :is _not
}'&% ereatedj "but nominations were
737CC3 ta sntieipate such an. event.
BstM McPhall and Lou Goodman are
t&e aoiniaees. While the office, does
izm r-zqiitm a great amount of work,
rjliere siJe times when it is guite an im-
777*u?7at one. Both of the gentlemen
tte excellent choices"'for the
Ypstla_nti, Mich., 3-23-'93.
To The Claee Seis^inbl: I am
pleased to know that the republican
.party was wise enough to place in
nomination for school commissioner
the person of H. M. Eoys. As a
teacher of nearly two years' experience
in Clare county, 1 wish to say—giving
due regard to all candidates for the
office-7-that never has any previous
.commissioner showed more interest
and done more for the advancement of
•education in the county, than has the
©resent officer, H. M. Eoys. He
therefore is deserving of re-election.
€>n no county officer rests more responsibility. The school must be kept in
progress. The man who is best qualified, and who has most interest in the
■progress of educational affairs, is the
©ne for this 'office, regardless of his po-
2aMcal views. Herman M. Eoys is the
man for the office.
Yours Yery Truly,
.     ' E. 0*. Welch.
Everybody
Should attend
The Endeavor sugar social
At the Congregational chapel*
This Eriday evening, March 31, '91.
Every lady remember the meeting
at Mrs. Derby's tomorrow, April 1, at
2 p. m.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
the home of Mrs. S. A. Sutherland
nest Tuesday at 2 p. m.
The Ladies' Working society will
meet at Mrs. Derby's, April 1st. All
members requested to be present.
The S"orth Central Conference of
Congregational churches and ministers
meets in Clare next Wednesday and
Thursday.
Eev. M. D. Eogers expects to deliver
an address at Dean's hall, Sunday,
April 9, in the interest of Orangemen
and the American citizen.
The Kings Daughters will meet at
-the home of Mrs. Baylor Thursday
afternoon April 6th. A good attendance is desired as there is plenty of
work.
Eev, H. EL Wilbur will speak on the
"Eesurrection" Sunday morning at
the Baptist church. Easter sermon,
"The Walk to Emmaus" in the* evening. Special singing for the occasion.
All are cordially invited.
The W. E. C. v/ill give a 10c supper
and sugar social at the W. E. 0. dining
hall, next Wednesday, April 5, for the
purpose of raising money for a monument to be placed upon the soldiers'
lot in Cherry Grove cemetery. All
are invited to assist in this enterprise.
Wednesday evening a large company, numbering about sixty, gathered
atthehomeof-Eev. S. A. Long for the
purpose of becoming better acquainted with the pastor and his family.
The occasion was an exceedingly
pleasant and enjoyable one. Those
present went away more fully appreciating their pastor.
The meeting of the Ladies' Union
will be held-Eriday, April 7th, at the
hoiheofMrs, E. H. DeYogt. The
supply of work needs much help. Let
us have a large attendance. The
meeting last week at the home of Mrs.
J. Mason was one of great interest.
Mrs. S. A. Long,. Mrs. G. Eriedeborn
and Mrs. Jas. O'Connor gave in their
names for membership.
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forbids our making special
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■*'_?o_* Circuit Jncige  in tlie Slst Judicial
JMstrict, Peter IF. BojMs."
H. W. Tribune: This is the way to
vote on the third day of April next;
and, judging from the extremely flattering reports from all parts of this
judicial district as to Mr. Dodds' candidacy, it is the way that a great majority of the electors thereof will vote
on the day mentioned. Mr. Dodds'
legal qualifications for the office are so
well known and admitted by all and he
is so well and favorably known as a
thoroughly trustworthy and conscientious man, that his fitness for the
office in every respect is beyond question: There is not a man in this entire district that is acquainted wfbh
Mr. Dodds, but that knows that when
legal matters arebrought before him
they will be submitted to a* master
mind and will be heard and decided by
a-man whose desire at all times is' to
do what is right, and who would make
any sacrifice rather than to knowingly do wrong. This is the "manner of
man" that the electors of this circuit
are to vote for at the coming election
and from: every locality and from
members of every party come"fche glad
ladings, "We are going to support
Peter E. Dodds for circuit judge."
The Glare Lone Star, L. O. L., had
its regular meeting last Monday night
and elected officers for the ensuing
year as follows:
Master—Wm, Cumungham.
Deputy Master—Eichard Worthy, jr.
■ Recording Sec'y—Lew Baker.
Financial Sec'y—Win. Hicks.
Treasurer—Richard Northey, sr.
Chaplain—M. D. Rogers.
Inside tiler—Judson Wilson.
JDirector of ceremonies—Rudolph Holtz.
Com. men—Wm. Chard,*!?. W. Weir, Chancey
Johnson, Tom Elliot, Aaron Northey.
Delegate to district lodge at Midland April 11th, Wm. Hicks; delegate
to state grand lodge at Grind Stone
City in May, Wm. Chard. Delegate
to the supreme grand lodge of the
United States to b& held at Indianapolis in June, H. Orth.
Shepherd correspondence of Isabella Enterprise: "faae people of this village and township are enthusiastic
oyer the nomination of P. E. Dodds
for judge of the 21st Judicial* district,
and the common expression is "he is
the man." Mr. Dodds' qualifications
for this important position are beyond
questioning, and as a gentleman and
citizen he is above reproach. A prominent democrat and business man of
this village remarked in our hearing
this week, that "the democrats could
not put up a maii who could defeat
Mr.Badds,5?
Erom December '91 up tOi January
'93, the Clare Masonic lodge '"'has been
working under a dispensation, but in
January a charter was granted and on
Monday Acting Grand Master Lew
Winsor of Eeed City was in Clare and
instituted the lodge. Among the visitors present were A. Coutant, Judge
Maxwell, P, E. Dodds and Scott Part
ridge of Mt. Pleasant, besides some
from lluskegon. The visitors were
greatly pleased with ' the manner in
which they were entertained, "Sew
officers were also elected, as follows:
W.M.—W. A. Goodman. •   -
S. W.—R. M. MusseU.
" J. W.—Claud P. Louch.
* Treasurer—J. C. Rockafellow.
Secretary—C. F. Marshall.
S. D.—J. S. Ross. -
J. D.—Da-rad McPhaU.
Stewards—J.- S. BoyS, Ed H_ Waller.
Tyler—James Louch.
COKSOIliNTIOIIS'AlSB HOKEST -JUDGE,
Sueh WH!^ Peter W. Bodds he.   ^Judge Hart
Cordially Supports Him.'
Midland Eepubliean: The Eepubliean met Judge Hart the other day and
made some inquiries about Mr. Dodds,
the candidate for Judge of this circuit.
Judge Hart said that Mr. Dodds has
his cordial support,-that he is a good
lawyer, capable and industrious, is a
hard student, and will make a conscientious, honest judge, and there
can be no question of his integrity in
that important office. He will certainly carry to the-bench those habits of
industry and careful thought that
have characterized his work as an attorney.
All should see. the "Two Orphans"
at the opera house, April 10th.
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We have all kinds of Paints.
Onr line of ready-mi.xed Bnokeye Paint is complete:
We can fix yon ont in paints, oils, varnishes, pots .and
brushes, for* yonr Spring painting at right'prices.
And don't forget* that,floor,*—yon onght to • paint Mlm%
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