1891-04-03; Clare Democrat and Press

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Any person who does not want to make
^one^nB^T does read, lie is the same old
dronepaying dStible what goods are worth,
ad3. jiist as poor in 20 years from now. as he
is to-day.        .'"■
\ WdKim or Her, Please do not read this, as
it;1^ill dp yoti no good, yon are of the class
that kndw moire thaii yonr maimer, or think
vyoiirdo;; Bnt to the smart energetic class
that are alive for Bargains, I will say that I
have Bargains by the Thousands in every
class of goods. My Greatest Sale. commences; SAT tJRD AY, MARCH 28, *91, and
oohtinues till ALL IS SOLD.
Respectfully,
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A city convention composed of yoters
i of every political Complexion was   held
at .the G. A, E. hall  last  evening,  when
the following candidates were placed in
nomination:
Mayor—C. W. Perry,
Clerk—C. I. Bigley.
Treasurer—J. W. Calkins.,
Justice, 4 y'rs—A. W. Mclntyre.
Justice, 2 y'rs—J. H. Carpenter.   •
At present it is the only ticket" in the
field. I-Tq other caucus call has been
noticed and the indications are that it
will have no opposition. It seems to
meet the approval of nearly eyery yoter
in the yillage,     The, nonlinatioiis   are
good ones. •
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The 1st ward held caucus Wednesday
evening with the following result: Supervisor, Dr; M. "Dl Davis; Aldermen,
Jas. L. Welch and Ed. Unicome; Constable, Ernest Wood.
The 2nd wai*d caucus was held at the
town h&ll Wednesday'evening and nominated the following, named officers: Supervisor, Jacob Mason; Aldermen, C. H.
Sutherland and David Rorison; Constable, J. C, Rorison.
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A third ward^ caucus was held last
evening,in the Bogardns building on
Main street and the following nominations made: Supervisor, J. E. Tatman;
Aldermen, R. H. Jenney, -Alfred Louch;
Constable, Warren Keller. \    .
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Dan'l and George Mater commenced
Monday last, the ereetion of.a neal-little
building on west 6th street, in which
they will put a new planer and other'
machinery Which will be run by steam1
power. They will manufa6ture bee
hives. The factory will start about May
1st. '
■'.-.Present indications are almost unanimous in favor of Wallace/ L. Lyons as
the next supervisoi of Grant township.
There is no one in the township, more
eminently qualified for the position than
he. So popular is his candidacy-that he
is the only nominee in the -field at this
date, and it is probable there will be no
one against him.
Last Friday- afternoon Frank "Lattimore of Midland county, made complaint before S. F. Fine against- Richard
Zimerman of. Sheridan, whon-i he charged
^with. laiijeny bf some sheets, p-tHow'casesj
towels, log chains, etc., and officer David
Fox started down there armed with a
search warrant and secured the stolen,
property. He says he had no trouble in
% finding the missing goods.
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NEW STYLES.
d Prices that are Lower
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No Old Goods to Clear Out.   Everything New and Fra
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In Wool, Half Wool and Cotton; In
plain, stripped and checked, and In
the latest colorings. Prints, Ginghams and Outing  Flannels. -   Lace
, Linen Tablecloth, Napkins and Toweling.     CORSETS in different kinds
gity, and in fact everything to be found In a   FIRST-CLASS M GOODS STORE-
dies' and Gents' Furnishing Goods.
your attention to our Fine-Line of Gents' Hats, in Derbys and Soft Felt,
tho very latest shapes and shades.    MISSES HATS and CAPS, and also a
irtment of CHILDEN'S Hats and Caps, which are being offered at prices
ever before heard of in this county.   A fine stock of LADIES' UNDER-
Gentlemen's Dress Shirts,!Working Shirts, Underwear In cotton,  merino
Suspenders, Collars, Cuffs, Neckwear, Socks, etc., etc.
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We are carrying a large assortment!
of the    celebrated A.   C.  McGraw
make of Ladies'and Gents'Shoes, i
which never tail tojfgive satisfaction.
School Shoes, Heavy Working Shoes, Baby's Shoes, Fine Slippers/ etc.
all Paper and
Befc
ise/cleaning in the spring call at IMERMAN'S  NEW  STORE and ex.
Jits line of Wall Paper and Window Shades, wh?re you will be sure
to find, just what will please you, at prices that are right.
ir Honest Goods at Honest Prices*   ^
New Store.     Duiilop Block,     Glare, Mich.
Largest an
rtains
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We take pleasure this Season in Showing: the
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st. Stock of Dress Goods, Furnishin
eries, Table Linen, Hosiery, Etc
Ever put on sale inplare County.
If when reading this, any doubt shoiild enter yonr mind, please
be so kind as to visit oiir store and see how fully we can verify the
statement.
OUR DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
Is overflowing with all the new choice fabrics of the season.
Lace Ginghams, Zephyr Ginghams,  Scotch Ginghams, Sutsuma
„. Crepe, French Chambreys, Fine Outling Cloths, Persian
Mulls, Kyber Cloths, Diagonal Pongee,
Satins, ChaHies, Linen Pongee-
And many other weaves can be found in our our Wash Dress Goods
Department.
In WOOL DRESS GOODS, we have EVERYTHING
DESIRABLE TH I SS EASON.
MENS'   FURNISHINGS.
A COMPLETE LINE OF .
Outing Oloth  Shirts]   Switz-Gonda   Underwear,
Meek wear. Hosiery, Working Pants* Jackets,
Umbrallas* Etc*
MENS' FURNISHINGS!
Shoe Department
These goods have. an unparalleled
popularity.
For Comfort, Durability and the
Full Value of Your Money
BUY THIS  FAVORITE   MAKE,
We have in Stock Mens' Congress
and Balmaral in Calf, Dongola, Buff
and Grain at $1, $1.25, $1.50, $1.75,
$2.00, $2.50, $2.75, $3.00 (Great Value)
and the Best at $4.00.
FULL LINE OF CHILDRENS' SHOES.
OUR TRADE IS NOT CONFINED WITHIN THE OITY LIMITS BUT EXTENDS THROUGHOUT CLARE AND AD JOINING COUNTIES.
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Visit our store and trade where you can get the best value FOR YOUR MONEY.
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