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GLARE,. MICH; DECEMBER 28, 1888.
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Is ssn ineorporated village of about 1,000 inhabitants, located at the junction of the Flint
<Es Per© Marquette and Toledo, Ann Arbor &
Hoj-ffi"*! HicMgan railroads, and at the south-
drntemalnnsoftheJSiasxnaw Tailey & Glare!
•OountF railroad,- a branch running north
Mkoush this county, owned and operated by
tike J7. *& 3?, "il' By. .company. Clare is fifty
"Mies north and west of East Saginaw, in the
•soufhosat corner of Glare .county; geographically SP©£sking, near the center of the lower
©©sa'ssDBla of Michigan. The "mother earth"
*5®©n ^Moti O!sre*now stands was, previous
to IS3, an unbroken forest.'About this time
3j?eo*ole vreie attracted this'w&y by the valuable timber and richf arming lands, when the
"MSbge wns founded and the country.sur-
•romdang'began to-be spiffed upon.   Shortly
* £Mcz this date th© iron horse made its advent
in*""© thio section, which added a new impetus
to @ie development of the country. The vil-
"Iss©*® growth has not been rapid, but steady
-■aaclDormQnent^andis.now classed as the
stoat important and liveliest town in Cen-
-tral Hiehiggn* Today its -business may be
bt&oikp samiaari'S^d as follows, mz:    Three
-SssVEaiHs, ©n® shingle mill, two plaining
j^He,, one "machine shop, one ..tannery, one
•^cosltLroi±ing,'£^toryTa\ grist mill in cOurse
osf ©section, one grain elevator, a beef and
chicken extract factory, three churehes, a
graded school with torn" departments, a*mod
e*mnew,union,depot,fcwo printing offices, a
Go to the Stesrys House im livery.
■ Dress" goods in great vasrlwty, at Bick-
nelrV.' :
J. S. Holden, of "Farwell*' called on us
.vSEsoe is located in the center of a rich and
"p*rosB@rous agricultural district, surrounded
i&Faolsssol whole-souled, honest and well-
Co-do-tiJIersofthe soil. Our business men
core qsMvb and enterprising and have made
"Qtoo ono of the best markets in which to sell
iferm.B'roduce and buy the necessities of "life,
la tfee state. Situated at the junction of three
2*a!feoad&0 01dre;is one of the best points on
*S*ie Globe for the location, of manufacturing
CstoWishments. Timber, of all kinds, is
io)l-3nt*fBi* cheap and easily obtained, It is
MnelFloeated-onthe banks of the Little To-
Ibscco river* while only one-half mile farther
nortifc Is the south branch of the Big Tobacco.
""She town is noted for its substantial build-
Sag, fine churches, pleasant homes, pretty
■women, energetic business men,. pure well
•skater, good fishing and hunting, and promises'fctore. -For additional and complete
SjarScniars read
■   THE GLASE DEMOCRAT,
A 3&TYE "LOCAL PA PEE, B;T
T&Alksrn* M, "SA-EiCH, "Editor and  SSrop'r.
Bablished every Friday at the Bemocbat
building on-""55Tain street, nearly opposite the Glare Gouaty Bank.
Sfegrljffoa ?rta %\M p jUaii. In Minei.
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W. PBBST, •      *
©ffle© ia n§w Bank block, Glare,
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All Business plaee,d with hie will receive-
j^ompt and careful attention.-Olars.        22
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Wo   .,     ATT03RSTET4T';"£.A*W',-' .
Ofitee .over I*. Baviers &' Go's .hank, Har-
ESson, Mich. - - '
amrl -0o2J$©tion Agea£fl Mt
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o    SHXSICIAW, SUnOEOH AKD AOCOTJCHKUB
Offlco at Mnssell's "Ortig Store.
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Kirkbride has anew adv.'; ■ -" '■
Go to the Sterns House for livery.
Giberson has;a change of adv% in this
issue. \   •    ' '
Large stocks., all-new -goods,' at Bick-
neirs.
Tbe Democrat wishes-you all a Happy
'New Year. ' .      ,'..■'■
Ben. Patient spent Ghristmas witbMs
parents in Glare. •'.....      *
Mrs. F. A. Jefferies*visited with friends
at Farwell yesterday. *
Fresh bulk oysters,at Bfi's.,G. Bigley's
only 25* cents a quart.     , *
Andy. 'Guniiingham visited wita • his
brother, John, over Sunday.
Several Clare young people attended a
dance at Farwell Tuesday night.
Mir." and •"Sirs*. -D.'"W. Lamb visited with •
friends near Farwell on Christmas.
* A select, party will be given this evening by the young people of the village.
Gyrus Boorom. foreman on the Farwell
Be^istei*. made the Democrat a call
Monday.
Mrs.E.Ferry went to Mk. Pleasant
tttis.mornin^.' .      .
"Doc." Alward, oil Houtli Bend, "Ind.,
has been visiting with  old friends in
Glare this week.
Wm. .Wolsky was, at Lake, City a couple
of days this week, the guest, of "Mr. and
Mrs. Louie Sable. ■'
The .quarterly Bi^etiii^.of the F. -M.'
society cdnimenc,es;this 'evening and lasts
over, the Sabbath. \
G. S. Stewatt' came-i?own from Cadillac
and. visited with: hfs wife in Clare oyer
Sunday and Christmas. .'        '-.; '..      *.■
J. ,W. Olds -appeared upon the streets
yesterday   for the -first time, since his
■ severe'illness"of lung fever.:
Dr.- Todd reports a boy ,baby- born
yesterday morning td Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dunn, resident of 1st street:-'
A. YanBrunt has moved with his family a$d how occupies that elegant new
residence of his at the north end of Main
streei*.-
Proseentinjg-at'torney Burritt, wp-i In
town Monday on his way home "at Har-
ri'soBj navang bsen up to M$rioa on legal
rn^rn^    y-y • •-  ^ ■ - -   ; ^       |AlgerHop©s01arer'on-Giirii9tmcjs.|.lie¥.
The members of 'the fire" department | a. Witham officiating,
did ample justice to the Christmas, din-'
i    Go to the Sterns House for livery.
tBe sure and write it with a 9 after next
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I Monday,
Felts, rubbers and seeks, best quality,at
Bicknell-s.
.   Mr.'Will;Wilson,, of 'Sarrlsoh, was in
town yesterday. '. '\
Chet Stiles has been cMklii* at Bicknell-s for the past week.
Attorney J, H. Cahfleltjt of'Harrison,
was In the village Saturcky-
E. B. Mosemnn was in Detroit on business Wednesday and Tbttrsday.
Eodney Palmer  dvow .wey\ to - Mt,
Pleasant Sunday, rettu'hifig" Monday.   ■'
- ' Mri*. Dr. Lnnsing hasbeen visiting with
her parents-near Mt> Eleass&t this week.
Juniiis. Boss .and |;i.i).;'it.i:oa. were vif-
itoi-s at "EastSagiisaw •iin»6t'lay.;ai|d Wednesday.
:p. G. Zeiter's mill at-Xipo»iis> cut 700,-
000 feet of-lumber and ■ W^SO. .shingles
the past season.
Wolsky -s annual, cleat ing. sale, will - begin Monday, Jan. 7, Look.ont; -for'a big
adv. next week,
The Independent says that the. question
of organizing a K. of P. Ipdgoi.is. being
agitated at "Lake City. ;
Those are fine, neatly ;lettei'ej3 curtains
that DeV@gt has just pat Uf^o; the windows of his photo gallej*y,: ■,.:■ ■_; ["■
• .Preg-iding-elder Jno, WWtfl Jind ' wife.
of tbe F. M. church, haveVb^eto;.visiting,
frieiids'in Glare this "weekly'-<■ "■  .; '      '■
Anthoiiy Sf arceilis land sist® were tip
from .Saginaw. and visiteS , with, their
parents in Vernon; on Christmas,
'Avoid-waste! Keep your match stubs
until some leasure day* %yhen you * and
your boy may whittle-them into '.toothpicks;. ; ;*•.'
. ■ The p/esent coiinty "offlcera vthose terms
expire next Monday,. &re bn.^y putting
matters in shape to turn ©v«r to their
successors.                     -            ,
- Elmer Howe, aged 21, ol Miftland. and
Miss Alta Bedner, aged %\ of Hatton,
will'- hereafter tmvel Ji.fe'fl pathway "in
double harness.    ;     '.
Geo.-S* Eaton and -Miss Minnie Xtottg-
Ins* both of ColeoistJij wer^'J^-!r.;>!#l '"it the;
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Great slaughter sale  of  overcoats  at
Bicknell's.
A. Blevinb, of Marion, was in Clare
the first of the week.
Sheriff Lavery was in the village Monday on his'way to Marion.
The board of supervisors will convene
at Harrison next Wednesday.
Pay your taxes before January 1st,
thereby saving the extra per cent.
Mr. and Mrs. C* H. O'Donald and sons
have been' visiting friends in Howard
City this week.
Station agent Warren has been in Ohio
this week spending Christmas with parents and friend*).
Ernest Bates arrived -in Clare Monday
on a visit to his brotifer, Chet Bates, in
Sheridan township. .
Mrs. J.. B« Patton and a young lady
friend, from Loomis, were ameng the
fisitors at Clare yesterday.
, Mrs. G. At. Secord, df near Gladwin,
, was one of the visitors to Glare this week,
the cuesfc ot Mrs. John Cunningham.
" *Vol. 5, Ko.. 1,' says the Clare Demo-
CEAT. Looks like quite a healthy four-
year-old,5'says the Midland Bepublican-
Miss Hattie Anthony, of Saginaw, arrived in Glare yesterday morning for a
few days- visit with her cousin, Mrs. Dr.
Todd.
Steve and Louie Goodman, who have
been stopping at Cadillac of late, came
down Mouday to "spend Christmas with
their parents.
Thos. Dwyer, John Phinisey, John
Sweetman and Ed. Waller were down
f^dm camp to spend   Christmas   with
friends in Clare.
The Cl-**f e J>esioceat has entered on
its fifth year full of yim and enterprise.
It is one of the best weekly papers west
of Saginaw "River.—-Saginaw Courier.
E©v. W. 11. Snider wishes to return
thanks, through.the colamns of the Desi-
ocbat, to the people ©f Clare and" vicinity for kindness- rendered  during   th®
past
6    PHTSIOIAHj SUSOaO"HT AWD ACOOUCHSIIK
Graduate of the Fniversity of Miehigan,
All calls promptly attended to day or night
Office over the Clare County Bank.
O; TMYEIGl£,Ss BWB.Q^OmAWD ACCOUCHES.
. Office on Fifth street, seast of Main,street
^Meadqnarters at   Trevidick's   drug store
o   ©raduat©l)f the College Of Physicians
on   *urgeons of Keoljufe, Iowa.   Office m
©uialop Block* up stairs.
J.]LOSSnfGf
,o rBAOTICAI. nffi*ffTIST.
„ All worlk: G-uaranteed. Office 'over Bnnlop'g
"s&sug Store» Glare.
H£IS<DS"1L3LAHF.6^JS.
HE HOLBEOOE,'
o ■ fAIHTEB,
. House, Sign and Carriage painting don© ir,
Qheneateststyle. Paper Hanging, and J8"a*-
Comlninga Specialty.  All orders pr©mpt-ly
Otijendedto.
o       BBCOnATrKO/S'BBSCO PAJ8HIXQ,
Graining ''and Sign "Writing.   All orders
^saromptly attended to.  Mt. Pleasant^ Mich
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a TONSOBIA&   AUTIST.
S*s the best manipulator of the razor and
ohears in the village- Everything kept n ea"
ond clean.    Worlonanship the best.  Shoj
Dituated opposite of the Exchange. Hote.
0l£ffe. " 36-tf
"^ 0.   EOt'KAPSI.I.OW, "^
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JFStea of Hartford, Oonn.; American Fire
<3f -PMia.; -E'irftmans Fund, of San Francisco;*
Uisgria 17ire, H. T. Office on© door sonth of
jq^stofflc^ (*a-©- stairs) Olare, Sitf.
IP, ffXHDo
QUSSieP OP OTH3 PBAOE AHB ITOTAST PUffilC.
^©nveyoncin^ and Collect*nf?j a Specialty.
AH &*asteesQ intensted Ho me will receive
x0%&S3lP& OTa<Dl carefvl attention-. 01areB Glare
(3©0(t Hieh. - 1-tf
FSAKK IB, WlliSOS, Surveyor of Clare
county. Engineering and land examin-
GfciOB.- All work entrusted tome will receive
~j?pgemp& attention.  Postoffice address* Har-
- •sImom. 4-tf
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^ZJSFSl'B'   .SHEI/BOH,    OaTpenter    and
_■ BMidey^ Clare. All work guaranteednrst-
cicssQitd prices reasonahl®.   It will pay you
Cj> <soli ©n sn©. 4-tf
^Q      '' KOTABT *PUBMC.
(gotaveyanciBg   and   collections.
"LoomiSi
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C. W. FjESBX. WSf. WOLPET.
C. H. gVT'BSJl'LA'SUt, CSfcltier,
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OXi^.*B.Ss
"B.CXG'ES:.
(Ooskespokubmce—First Hational Bank of
Xj©v York; Ainerican Exchange- *5*atic**aal
pafflk of Detroit, «snd Citizens Rational Bank
n2 Saginaw.    ' ' „ „
Money to ioan on improved reel ©state at [-—-*;-•"- --—- — ^--- - -o- ™ -o-—--"
O jceasonaWe "fate of interest. 48   [ satisfaction a§ to fii'St-class, work/ etc.
ner tendered them by Landlord Orth, at
the Eschaiage,
The shortest day., in the year, Friday
December 31st, is past and now the time
. between daylight and darkness begins to
lengthen quite rapidly.
Mr. and Mrs.. Isaiah P&rrish, of White
Lake, Oakland county*, are guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Parrish in Clare this week.
Messrs, I. and Wm. Parrish are cousins.
Have'von invested yet in one of those
tickets for Husted's grand gift drawing ?
If not, do so at once..   It may bring yoe
many returns. Head full particulars on
last page.  '        . .  .,    '
Mr. and Mrs. H*. W. Pierce went to
Port Austin, Huron county, Monday
morning, where resides Mrs. Pierce's
brother, to be absent the next three oi*
for weeks on a visit.
The Christmas exercises at both the
M. E, and Congregational churches were
very appropriate as well as quite elaborate. The presents were numerous and
in many instances quite expensive.
Mr. "William Jerred, of Sheridan, township, wa§ one of the first to ■ renew his
subscription to the .Democrat for the
new year. He came in bright and early
Monday morning and planked down the
cash.
There will be a children's meeting at
the iTree Methodist church next Sunday
at3p.m. An especial effort will be
made to make this meeting Interesting
for children. Old and young are alike
invited to attend.
, Mr. and Mrs« Chester Stiles  desire to
express their sincere thanks, through the
columns of the Democrat, to their
friends and neighbors for the numerous
acts of kindness during the recent illness
and death of their little daughter. .
The remains.of Galen Crowley, whose
death at-Bayfield, W-is,, on the 14th inst,
of thypoid fever was mentioned in last
week's Democrat,..arrived in Clare Monday morning. The remains were interred'
inxthe Catholic cemetery at Mt. .Pleasant..
Miss Jennie LaWjH fashionable dress
maker, formerly of Port Huron, has
come to Glare and with Mrs. E. IT. Wellington, of this place, will open dress
making parlors on 5th street,. one block
east of Main street. The; ladies solicit a
liberal share of patronage and guarantee
* At J. E. Austin &.-Go'$-"mil1, six. miles
north of Farwell, there was manufactured, the past season ^000,000 ,feet of
lumber and 6^000,050 shingles.       .     . .
Mrs, E. J. Spring, of Coleman, was is
Glare Monday on a shopping, expedition.
Eddie llaMead returned home "with her
for a few days- visit with his cousin,
Johnnie, .
It was "a green Christmas Tuesday, and
Wednesday, a mild rain-' prevailed nearly
all day, with but little frost in the ground
and plenty of wind.. The country roads
are in bad condition.
Wm. Dwyer returned to his home -in
Clare Christmas, having been absent for
the past two months at Bayfield,: Wis., in
the emploj'* of Brigham & Musseli. Sickness necessitated his return.    ,
John McKinley, who for the past four
or five years has been making his home-
in southern Minnesota, returned to Clare
last week for a couple of months- visit
with his parents and old friends in this
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. E. -B. Moseman were
guests at the Bancroft, East Saginaw,
Christmas night. Their visit to the city
wm for the purpose of witnessing the
comedy, "A Postage Stamp," at the
academy of music,"
The matter of organizing a-stock company and building an. opera house should
not end in mem talk. The Democrat
believes that it would be a paying investment, a'nd besides it -is'- something
that is- badly needed in Clare.
A light fall of enow prevailed yesterday ; not sufficient to make good sleighing, but enough to coax out a few bobs
having wide runners. It makes lumbermen more cheerful, but they -are still
praying for an a'diitional'quantity of the
beautiful. *"   .       .      .
While in East Saginaw'Wednesday we
met James "Neville who informs, us that
he has secured a position as brakeman on
log and special trains on the Mint & Pere
Marquette railroad, and that he is con-
lemplating the removal of-his family
from Clare to East Saginaw.
Mr. Giles Boss, .who has been visiting
with his son, William, and many friends
in Glare for the past three or four weeks,
returned to his home at Highland Monday to spend Christmas - with his good
wife. May he come again soon and stay
longer,, are the wishes that folio *v him.   .
.   No trouble to show goods at BicknelP©.
J. D. Clark visited with friends at "Mt?-
art ever Sunday.
J. G, Biown and C. Knapp, of Farwell,
visited Clare Monday.
Postmaster Stebbins, of Mt. Pleass-aM",
was in the village yesterday.
Doctress Taylor, of Loomis, was wat***
of the visitors at Glare yesterday.
Frankie Dwyer, of Cadillac, visMBi
with friends in Clare again this week.
B. J. Goodman and Frank Skyring, of
Loomis, were in the village yesterday.
George Gallup, of Farwell, and Wm.
Dwyer, of Lake,, were in the village yeo-
tcrdny morning,
Foukd—A bunch of keys. Owner.<uin-
have same by proving property and paling tor this" notice.
Ed. Grooms has moved his family Into
one of !>. W, Lamb's houses in the east
part of the village.
. W. E. Burnham and daughter, Mtes
Bertha, of Meredith, visited with relatives
in "Vernon oyer Sunday.
Mrs.-M. D. Davis and son, Molton, yls*-
ited with friends at Mt. .Pleasant Monday> ,
Tuesday and Wednesday.
The Otter Lake Enterprise, one of w&
liveliest news mongers On our • exchange.
list, has just entered upon its 6th volume.
Mr, and Mrs. Steckert, of near FreelanS^
Saginaw county, visited ih Glare Christ
®ias with  their daughter, Mrs.  W. H.
llto.
With its issue of Bee. 14, the €lmb
Democrat completed its fourth yes*?.,
It's a lively four-ysar-old. —Otter 3La&©
Enterprise.
Wet feet should be avoided. Tils fuI©
neei not be carried to the extent of leaving them out of the tub however, dn Saturday nights. •■ . '
"Mrs. M. D. Daves has 'ordered tis®
Democs at-forwarded to her daughter
'Mrs. .George P!p«r, 801 S. WasJatngtoCL
Ave., East Saginaw.
When your library, shelves become t®&
limited for your 'hooks, put some <$,t thk
volmnm behind the others. - 'The. foor-~
rows?fd books go best behind* •   "
The Oha# "DEaiOGBAOr enters upon To!*
„-«.,.       ... .    . » , Sthisifeek. • Bfo, Eaton*© paper  Is fas&
Christmaa this year is #ykd as agre^en j ^^s^^^^^^^j^r-^^,'^-r.-x-
Harrison Gieafer,   ' ""'   ■'".'
i>&e. There &s&& ndu iuziMd 'of auuahiu«
mid wind insteatl of snow; yet there rwias
'-happiness abundant, and pfese'nts numerous and met hi.
Estraye©—There came .to the. house,
of Bob*t Become, Dover, a goodly sizeds
tan colored hound, white strip in face.
Owner will please call, pay for this notice and take Mm away. .   ' *
Percy Louch, Jesse BIgley and Simon
Bog&rdus, who are attending- business
collegg at East Saginaw, have been in
Clare since last Friday spending the holiday vacation and visiting with parents
"and Mends.
An observing and thoughtful friend
has presented the editor of the Clare
Democrat a pair of suspenders.-—Midland Eepublican, Yes, and all that is
needed now to complete our glory is for
another ^observing and thoughtful
friend" to sew on a lew buttons-.
Bemember, that with the beginning of
the new year we shall require a settlement with all our advertisers and subscribers* If you are owing us be prepared to meet us with the cash, or its
equivalent. If you have anything against
the Democrat present your account.
An Arthur contributor states that there
is a girl living close to the line of that
township, whose head of hair resembles
in color the tail on a sorrel horse, that
keeps the country roads &J1 torn up in
carrying gossip to and from the neighbors. There would be no objections if
she would deal In legitimate and triithf ui
news.
The dance -given by the fire boys at the
town hall Monday evening was yery
largely attended, and would have passed
off more pleasantly had not the disturbance oeeured In the early evening between the managers and some of tne boys
who were somewhat the worse for liquor.
The music by Prof. Stic&ie'S orchestra of
five pieces was the finest ever rendered
in Glare. The firemen netted a good'y
sum.
Mr. and Mrs, D. E. Alward departed
yesterday to be absent until next summer and possibly during the entire year.
Mr, A. went to Lansing to be in readiness to enter upon his duties when the
legislature shall assemble next Wednesday. Mrs. A, went to Battle Creek for a
few weeks' vi«*it with her parents before
joining her husband at the capital city.
The best wishes of a host of friends folio & Mr/and Mrs. Alward.
o.
. 'There are seven liquor dealers In ESs***
; rison, four in Meredith, five in .Clare, offi
in "farwell; total 17, in Glare county, that*
had a-pepnl^tia*! in 1884 of I»,40g'; a salooa
for ©very 3-28 pers©*as, bid said .votings
male and iemata. ■
* Bev. A. Wjfkam, wh© received sh elegant arm chair Christmas,, as a present
from his Sunday school class, wishes M>
express his gratitude to the young people
for their jefnefoess. Many* thanks' to oil
who eontri-buted for the same.
Mr. and Mrs. Harmon ITorshee asai
.child, of Flint-, and Harrison Forsh.ee, ®f
Clio, were guests of Mr, and Mrs* Erary
El wood m Clare this week, Messra.
Forshee-are'brothers of .Mrs. ElwoociL
Mr. and Mrs. Forshoa returned to their
home at Mint yesterday morning.
■ James Du'nwoodie, having returned fe
Clare to live, will at once re-enter upo'a
his old business. He has formed a partnership with A. McKinnon, wh@se sh©|>
is located just south of Goodman's hardware store, where he may 'be found a&fl
will be pleased to welcome his old eisg°
tomers.and many new ones.
Last week the Democrat announce'
-tLat the Glare.schools would not begin
until Wednesday, January 2nd; but sincd
then different arr&ngemeaSs have foe^a
made. Prof. Wood now isiforms us ZhMk
school will begin-Monday, December Blsfi,
in each.'of the departments, except $]&:;">
primary j which will comnaeHc© Wedtasp*-
da3T,, January 2nd;
The marriage of Miss Frances S. May
to Daniel Grouse oeeured on Tuesday-
December 25th, (Christmas) at the horns
of the groom on west 7th street; only a
few of the bride and groom's most
mate friends witnessing the ceres
Bev. G. W. smith, of the M. E.
being the offiHating; clergyman. Both ©i
the young people who have thus giv<m
their solemn promised to £slove, cherish
arc! obey," have for several year* pagS
been residents of Clare, and are highly
esteemed by their large circle of aeqnalaS-
ances. The Democrat joins with theft:
numerous friends iii extending to Mr. ami
Mi\«.Crouse the compliments of the &easoa
and wishing them a long life of iaappfe-
ih-ss and prosperity. May their pathway
through life ne'er-be dimed by a single'
cloud. They have already' commencoti
housekeeping in their new home on Wb
street. '
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