1887-04-01; Clare Democrat

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Z52I ealla isroinpflyalt-^iitsteti t© Say mz * -aagirt.
©Mse ©ver BMea's stows,,
"■^gis^r tomofjro^-.
*JM§"fei&Afif©G&"day7'l, -   '
Higgs, M eeiifcs jpsr -io-sen,'
"Better-, 80 ceats pssr gonad,
Fotatoes3 €§■ cente per BiislieL.
2Baste Is- one week-frosa aest
Beimo^atl'e ^aiseHs Ssterday afterfloom.
John Cmmex? ot Mwnmn, wss ia town
Wednesday.
Bairid Honeywell, ot Mt. "Fleasaat^was
in towp Monday^
S, J, BeHfoe, the groc©r3 Is Md up thfe
■week with a lame teek»
Me. Had Mis. M. S. Cooley w*sr® -visit-
lag in H-mtIsos tMs w©e&-
Hose Compa-ay ]fo»Swill gl¥e adfincc
tMs eYeaiog at the <3„ A, B, MIL
Tho -resent snow storm and thaw lias
made the foads ostpemely nmddy.
"D.Ho Alwaard i?eterlied from "Lansing
Tuesday;   Me will -retton nes± "week,
Ojit loeai snaikefe have advanced fee
price on steaks from 12*^ to 15 cents per
E. L. UaiT rts.iii Harg^ Mottday* on
business,. .       '-■•*■
Andy Alclrich^ of Kai1«fin. 74^ited. in
town oyer Sunday.       ; %m
■Regular meeting of ibe JtHai;e <*Otincil
next Wednesday, evening **ji
"Miss CSertoade >2i*B*^A i* vmiting
friends in the Saginawt- %^v'i L'^-
,W. G. "Rnc"knia%. o£ $"§&*.»*.£,. Minn,,
} was in town-this week *h ^issIjtvss..     .'
School reports, for i'ufc /»n*nfh ending
"March Ssfh, will he puMiVifif iiaxtweek.
Indlcatioji are thafe n \svm time will
he ha'd'-bver election' iii-l^ fiexfc* Monday;    ■'.,;". "     -!/
#ffie<3©22,S'*'lf'£li."sfeB^t-j.eas4 m Maim s&s&et.
*n*T XjLOSfISies -■:
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.All worlk^iia-ra-Mt«©C. OSS^j© ©"TKiirBTaiiaio-p's f
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^•^asa-pTOgs Sjg^eisSSy*.  All <amess 1)tqseij>1"1j
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' . Sill^SISIuSs^'SCliS'®"^©.,
~M<®f$!£y JftiMa'e sjafi -Se"a©a?al;
"Sbm, Floyd Fosts; <K£-,*Oolemaa, was a
sailer at the BESt©CMA*l* oltce yesterday"
aftemoo-s^
Hesf ly all the oatogs are broke op and
tho asea are ooaii^: down to enjoy ci¥il-
ixsMon once naore.
"Mr^ Browny of Bro*wn City3 this state,
[is thegiiest ©1 Ms daughter, *fiSxs.-Geo.
1*W* Smithy tlii's week,    l
A^ €* Bro^e lias- retnmed from. Meredith, w&ere he Md feeen visiting J^r a
[eonplo or three weeks.
Joha -and Joseph "Young wore' "Visiting
thelTfpasenfemClaro lasfr' "week,,    "jhey
[ ha^e "fgeSairned to <eamp.
Miss'' "Ella* Sa-wtell
friencis mt Grand
week;
Mrs* Will-Harrison, ■
is the guest of Mrg. i1. f
week.   " ":
Charley Bigley,spe*'
Sunday with friends hi
Sait River.
The smiling cotmtena
of Loomis,was seen o
Saturday. '
Jas. A. Jay, of "MMluil
''looking after his husin
on Monday .last. "■
*Mr.andMFS.'C. H. 0'
Howard Ciiy.OTer Bundv,
Today Is the finst of Apsil and newly | e3 Toesday evening,     f •
**.'*s'lj  visiting
iis^ flaring  the
*?s*"L Saginaw,
^'"-(Teries this.
uutlay   find
I'lc-asant .and j
of l#iv'.Grpss,
street last
;itv*} %\?as- up
terc&ts -Mere
aid *wei4e in
Theyjetorn-
:e yon
r^   ijvsr'ES'B,
e*7efyls©dy will ©adeavor to m
the' ^|^ of & ^©h^tn-at?5
MsM, W„ W. "Film and children, of Mns-
Is^goa, as*© the gtteste of Urs. S. H-. Be-
ITogtj iii Osy% tMs weefe.
A grass pi!**© weigliipg 2S pounds, 4?ap~
tor-ed fa Hdnghtoa iske, wasire&siYed hy
H*. Blofesiell ©ia Wednesiclay*     "      *   ;
. It Is *©ir©dietecl tliat April will he a dull
^ ia»pS£«sad3Ki!d sBisgciei^ii^i fe©i^p I moa^a for freight fei»? ,©wpg the. mn-
w-m j guttled steto of ft-ei^ht'i-ates.   .   - •
JIM^V Bmz^ejost of €l^ss| - 5,&s»Ba¥li M4aeyw«H, of'-lM. Pleas-
" A republican canons n^tlie tm^JisMp
of (Grant is 'called for ^li/Mtftefiioon' at
two o'clock, at the towii^*#%
C. H. Sutherland- aii^ $**->*. JDolJeri*y.
were in SagiBaw Hon
oh biiisnes's cdnhectled
If ■ y on, have} any thin
j people'kno^.^t'throti^;
It has -the largest- ci
county..      ' :,;
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c3sss aaiS: ipric€g.iFeas"3?aaM&-. IS* i^ili pay you
ti®J3oIi<Jaa-Hae. "   "   ' 4-tf
Tm H.©*b1TOG*J?» &hotogszspheiXr Bytliess©
JLl^o -of tfao IsisSaiafeaaeo-sE-Bry*3F*Ifi*e, I S2a
<32iaM*efi: to psodaee ea fis© w®clt im ^arls: as
SagM w^atlaes*. Si?it yom* &wn. ©©2iv©nie"ace
*tKBgssdle£,S£^-feieT/eatJs©2v Xota wSli -ftufi a
Saarges* murl better Taanlety ©f accessories her®
•2-Sia-a ia amy gallery ia Heartlie"En Mlentgaiu
*B2*3; Ifletrares ©©ple€ an*i Sia3£a"ge&. Oi-ayon^
^Pasfeeli. la-fiks lafe, Watssr an.fi Oil eolo-Tsr.
£E&tt€iQ.©ireE' Gribesso-a9s store.
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their fozielc
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.child.-
Geo. Calkins "was in East Saginaw
Wednesday and Thursday.'
Mrs. Mell Chamberlain, of Evart, was
visiting in town this week.
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The drive on the Tobacco river was
commenced last week. It will probably
take a month or six weeks to run the logs
all ont.
J. W. Calkins will finish business at
Harrison this week and return Saturday
to live in Clare during th© summer,*
["Tip" will be welcomed.
After April 4th (next Monday) conductors will shout -"-Tickets, please!" to
editors and members of the legislature
just as they do to ordinary people.
There is an awful warning going the
rounds of the press to the effect that a
man in this state was recently struck
blind while reading a borrowed newspaper.
The Democrat office enjoyed a visit
from postmaster C. j. Richardson, of
Harrison, last Friday. He was one of
the druggists in attendance to the pharmaceutical association.
From present indications we may expect to'see a bevy of our town ladies at
the poles, Monday, working for the prohibitory amendment. "Wont it be an
unique and pleasant sight.
Willie Parish is local agent for the
best paper published in Michigan—The
Detroit Free Press. Subscribe, have *it
delivered to you daily, and get all the
news.   Price,-Only 12 cents per"week.
*'*Bircls are piping up cheerily and
practicing for spring*" says the Bay City
Tribune.* Perhaps they are ih the Soutb,
| but in this latitude the piping is not very
soulinspiring, remarks the Saginaw
Courier,
■ Jag, A. Warner, of*near Dover, returned
last Friday after a two weeks' visit in
the southern part of the state. He
reports the frost out of the ground and
(says farmers have commenced their
spring plowing*
A meeting oi the Dorcus Society of
theM. E. church, of this -place,  will be
.held at Mrs." A, Loueh1s - next Tuesday
Afternoon, at 2 o'clock, April 5th. All
•are are invited to  attend. __    .
"'   . 'M-es. CI li.WHlT-N^Y^Sec-y.
Be-jn'eniber tbafc the 'Democrat office
v*ht iw-p
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lot
of new job  type*\
■uk'Ciiilon day*
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Miss IBira Reddest Is -home ®g$&n after a
I few' weeM* absence- in the morthera -part
of th© State, where she has been learning telegraph operating,
Conms^ondents or the clerks of the
several townships will greatly oblige us
by sending election repoyta, Qiye the
foil TOto for e&oh candidate.
A severe snow storm, prevailed all day'J
Monday,* and from 6 to 8 inches of snow
fell.   Sleighs and cutters were once more
brought oat, hntthe "slipping disappeared
The old warning:   *Doo"*t fail to register this week Saturday if yon wish to
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H-Bur Yorfe-i A«aerScam ^^hsmge "Hatioual  vot*5 ^^ $&®nmy„ .ittememoer, -suae a
IBsisuls ef Befeeolt, fiaS cn^zens Ifetiossi Bsai£ registration for the village election does
not perznii" you to vote on township matters.  "Yoa mnst register for that also.
Samuel "Yonag Is oonfined to the house
this week from injnifies received in Pratt
& HfiekarcPs camp last Tuesday, He was
rolling logs onto a dray, when one of
them started haek9- eatchiiag him and
bnaising Ms hips and legs.
:A couple of weeks ago the conncil
refused to audit a bill of #5 for "keeping
the wsalks clesr  of sndw  d-ariug the
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plow failed to do its duty last Monday
and people were, -obliged to wade knee
deep*  "HeoiioiBy in -a "wrong direction.   -
Bern* Je^erieSg A. "W- M-qnEeH andton.
Biow© air© the intelligent ioice. employed ta the Bemocmat office, and It keeps)
as hissy all day, and f ar iaito the evening,
to torn ont the large asionnt of work received. Onr **®bw type, good work and
low prices air© capturing the patronage
[of the 3*s"aM*tade. -
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•risia 3921®% 6&J8& g-argfflgE.
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^-ll'Sl^^S^Ba&SSsSa ~S^» « ©safe
lint© cpafea fflgeeiflafion last week. They
- pmchssed m one "^saser Im Ionia county
& fiosi: of -sheep immhejmg 7f0, the con-
Isfflessi-IflSi o^ wMcla. wili. wm$h " nearly
f45f0SS,o 'f he '^■sB^enaeii- .starfci "Monday
1 ^jmom "for I®ni%. asd ifflsiiedtately
CJK^EtasQeeS to'soxt sad loud iise sheep on
fe^^rfi <ssss Ior -"-Mpmeaf %o BaAl®«- 2f
%©:iB»k^.l2:©m fem feey esgpecJrto
es^© s uMeell^.^ safflgj&i.o'ff tteffila¥est°
wm&*
J>r. John Lansing, -of C&IMasrille, was"
a caller afc the De^oceat sislQe on Friday. He reports a very fair practice—as
good as was expected.
Mrs. Chas. Pitcher returned to her
hone at Chieago last Tbu-t-sday after a
few weeks' visit in Glare, the guest of
her sister,. Mrs. 'Holbrook, of Ternon
City. '    ••
The DemocRxIT force have been engaged a part of the week;on a supreme court
record, for attorney "W.. A. Burritt, of
Harrison. The Democrat office is the
only print shop in the county that does
this class of work.
The Isabella "Enterprise gays that "A
boy in his "teens,T was recently arrested
at Clare for drunkenness. Sorely, Clare
will vote for the amendment." Guess
the Enterprise has been wrongly informed regarding the arrest, etc.
We are ready to print election tickets
and slips on short notice. Briag them in
as early as possible and we. guarantee
you will not have to . wait .but a very
short time before you can carry them
away with you.    Prices low.
One of the finest pices of eatving we
have ever seen was exhibited "to xis one
day this week by Oliver Beemei% It
was in the sh#pe of & cane .whittled' with
a pocket knife by a woodsboy during his
leisure, hours in camp, and is truly an
artistic piece of work.
' lioufe Sable, of Lake; Gityi was in
Clare over' Sunday shaking hands with
old friends, the guest of Win* Wolsky.
Louie was on his way home from Detroit,
where he had been purchasing a stock of
goods. He is enjoying a good business
at Lake-.City. Louie was elected as one j
of the village trustees at the ferst election
a couple of weeks ago, receiving the
largest majority^ but one, of any on the
ticket.
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All of the correspondents are '-teguesfr-
j ed to continue in the good work they
have been doing for the PMKBfAT. We
realize that good correspondents furnish news that we can get in n© other
way and as we are anxious to make the
Democrat a live- newspaper we want
your hearty assistance. "We have you
on the list" and if you are. in need of
stamps or stationery let us know ahd we
will forward you some at once. Let us
Inear from you often,..
.^j^J lfcsfnr*. nv*a Mis»u«H*.WM*l £&*■£ oth^j^S*^»ip}
thlr ^xsjfi-ion ia do«:g job  prfnting'^'and
710V) it makes them .green ""With  envy-
while gazing upon our work, besides our
prices were always less than the others.
* This office is in receipt of a letter from
Elmer Halstead,   from   Oreana, Idaho, |
which says:    "We"are  all  well;   the
weather is very nice and warm; early
fruit tress are mostly  in  bloom;   hav©
had a yery nice winter; enclosed find a
piece of alfalfa and hunch grass, which
cattle feed  on here, 'tis this  spring's
growth."
Prof. Wood, principal of the Clare
schools, will deliver a lecture at the Congregational church this evening, His
subject will be "The effect of alcoholic
spirits upon the human system." He
will-have the manikin from the school
present from which he will refer and
have to assist him in his remarks. The
lecture will, undoubtedly, be very interesting.
' The Detroit Tribune, of the 17th, contained the following item: "L. T. Olds,
of Clare, has one cow which from April
oth to October 15,1886, gave an average
of 24 quarts of milk per day, which he
sold at five cents a quart, making $219.60.
From October 15 to March 1, 1887, she
averaged 15 quarts a day, which he sold
at six cents, making §122.90^ or a total for
11 months of $342.50, whieh that one cow
has brought her owner. The milk
weighed two pounds to the quart. The
cow is four years old, half Ayrshire and
half Durham, and weighs 250 pounds."
"Mr. Olds handed us the item and says
that he can swear to its veracity.
Hose Co. "N"©. 1 met at Doherfey's hardware store last Tuesday evening and organized by electing the following officers : Cap. andCforeman, David Borison;
assistant foreman, J. F. Tatman; secre-
"Nearly time for sugar making, "
Township election next Monday.
The salvatidn army have struck Sslfe
Biver. ■
Miss Winnie "Merrill visited -friends ia .
Salt Biver over Sunday, .
Attend the hose company's dance afc
the:G, A. B. hall tonight.     "     *
Our merchants talk- of organizing a
Business Men's Protective Association,.
It would be a benefit to all concerned.-
Messrs.  Charles  T„ Bussell,  of   Wk>'..
Pleasant, Chas. J. Willett, of Ithaca, and
Jas.-K. Wright of St. Louis, were in.town
on Tuesday. '
On an inside page will be found a
biographical sketch, with portraits, of
the nominees on' the democratic state
ticket.   Bead it carefully.
Property is changing hands quite rapidly in the village this spring, and is he-,
ing purchased principally for the purpose of erecting dwelling thereon.
Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Boys and Sd. Mc^'
Milieu, of Farwell, were in. attendance afe
the dance tendered by the druggists. at
the G. A. B."hall last Friday evening.
. There is a move on; foot by the peopl©
of Bay Citv to have the county of Gladwin placed in that judicial district if it
is agreeable to Gladwin county people. •
T. P. Horning, of Mt. Pleasant, was Iii'
town Monday and Tuesday; A close observer can see that there is a feeling rak=>.
ing in T. P*"s big heart .condemning the*
movement* when he left onr booming'
burgh.
0n@ of the neatest and best printed.
papers that reaches our exchange .table is
the Washburn (Wis.) Bee.   Vol. "3, -Ko.
1, has been received  by  ns  and  with
Editor Warden's usual push'is   better'
than ever.
C. W. Bobinson will move Ms "fsimflj
up near Gladwin, where he. has ; a cour
tract of getting out a large - amount of
hemlock bark this spring, to be delivered
on the line of the new Pinconning ' and
Bay City railroad to Gladwin.
• Nothing new in the line of railroad *
■news this week. Superintendent of con-
strnction Carling, Engineer -White and
Attorney Graves' -have Seen"" working
"seeming the -right-of-way near -CalMnr;«.
ville dmisig .the week/and wthe road will
beb-dlt to Clare early m the svwjlrag.'3
The contracts of ** ?. 111 < *; • ■ * .'. ■ • -. ; ; ~*
Gomziy Bank imii k;oh&*ijy's '!2&~sCz,zz-
store have been awarded. A. A, Shaver,.
of Clare, was given the contract of- the
carpenter work, and the brick and stone ■
work -was awarded -to gentlemen from
Midland and Saginaw—the parties who
erected .the fine Larkin bloek' at Midland-
last season. .
'W®^ Theodore Bogue, the boot and
shoe dealer, reports that his trade has- ■
more than doubled since he moved into*
his new, quarters. The reasdn for this
is very plain. He has largely .increased
his stock and handles, the best goods
that can be bought, besides his prices are
not duplicated by dealers in this.section*
His repairing and custom work gives
perfect satisfaction and his charges ..ar©
low. Watch for his new advertisement
next week.
■ Wm. Dwyers-large new boat house, at
Crooked Lake, was destroyed by fire last"
tary, Erny Elwood; treasurer, J. B.
Phinisey"; 1st nozzleman, B. "M. Musseli-;
2sd nozzleman, Will Curtis; assistant
nozzlemen, A. H. Boekafellow and Irving
Aiward. They appointed -a committee
to settle with old treasurer, and one to
solicit additional funds, A committee
was appointed to procure and form regulations and by-laws, and also a committee to procure catalogue and price-list of
caps, belts and imiforms. The boys are]
taking hold of the matter as though they
mean business. The meeting* adjourned
'to assemble again next Tuesday at the
»same place.
Wednesday evening. The work is supposed to be that of an incendiary.
Luckily his new boats had not been
stored therein and were not consumed by
the flames. He has ordered several new
clinker row boats that will arrive in a
few days, which, in connection with his
others, will make him a complete phar=-
aphenelia. Material is already on the
grounds for the erection of a new boat
house.
We have to announce this week the
unexpected demise of Katharine, wife
of Mickael Dalton, of Vernon township.
She was taken ill Sunday evening . of a
severe headache and continued to grow
worse until Wednesday evening, when
she died, her death resulting- from apoplexy. The deceased was 31 years of
age. She leaves to mourn her death, a
husband and four children, all boys, the
eldest about 12 years of age. The remains were taken to Saginaw this morning for interment. Two sisters from tlie
above named place arrived Wednesday
evening and reached her bedside only a
few minutes before her death. The relatives have the sympathy of the community. .
¥^11! is© in ©ifclw
* I wish-to' announce fo the people of
Clare and vicinity Ijhat I will be In Clare
Tuesday, April 5,1S87, .and-, will remain
three days. All persons-who wish medicine or to eonsiilt -with me will-'please
call. Di*%W**ir..DwTOB,   •
Datedj-CadiBaCj March 28,    r
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