1889-04-12; Clare Democrat

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/Tl  *W. PESBT,
t/o   , ATTORNEY,
■Office in new JBanlc block, Clare,
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All Business placed with me will receiye
•prompt and careful attention, Clare.        22
WA.BFBKITT,
o ATTOKfBY AT I»A"W.
Houaes and lots and vacant lots in village
of Harrison, one improved farm and farming
lands for sale or trade.   Bargains on above
property.   Office overJU Lavier & Go's bant,
Baubisost. * Mich,
physioiaks hp b'um&monso    *
CIBCtiriiATION.
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THE BEST
ADVEBTISIHG- MEDWIM.
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Pen el i Points-
Make
bring to it
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H. OABPE^TSE, M. D.,
o    PHYSIdAS*, StfBOEOH AND AOCOUCHEUB
Office and Store south of tbe railroad.
7TJ* J. TODD, M. D„
JjJ o   PHYSICIA2C, SORGEOH* 1KB ACCOUCHEUR
©radnateof the University of Mi©Mgan«
AB calls promptly attended to day or niglit
<!>iJSce over tlie Olare. County Bank.
obBNING SHAW,
  « 3    PHYSICIA1S*.
\ Specialty, (Jenito-Urinary Diseases, Oalk-
insville, Mieb.
" MI8GM&LAISIEOV8.
your  home beautiful,
flowers;
Plant tbem around you to. bud
bloom; ,   :.
Let tbem give life to your lonliest hours,
Let them bring light to. enliven your
gloom.
Then shall it be when afar on life's billow,
Wherever your tempest-tossed children
are flung, n   ,
They will long for the shade of the home
weeping-willow, , . ,   _   ,
And sing the sweet songs which their
mother has sung.
W,*3DE&£EB,'"'*.
o -.■'■'• DBATaffAiq*.
All orders promptly attended. Persons wanting pine spalts or good hardwood delivered
promptly should leave their orders with me.
H. BBLBROOK,
.o PAINTER,
House, Sign and Carriage painting done iv
the neatest style. Paper Hanging and JKal-
somininga Specialty.  All orders pr©mptly
attended to.
m.- A^EBsosr,
-.oy TONSOBIAI-   ABTIST.
is the best manipulator of the razor and
shears in the village. Everything kept n eal
And. clean. Workmanship the .best. Jjshoj
situated opposite of the Exchange Hotej
<Dlare. 36-tf
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BOOKAF3SL LO W,
o '    INSURANCE AGENT.
^astnaof Hartford, Conn.; American Fire
j©f Phila:; Fireinans Fund, of San Francisco;
Magria l^ire, N. Y. Office one door south oi
gjostoffice, (un stairs) Olare. 24tf.
&TBTPWB8 SHELBOH, Carpenter and
K> Builder, Clare. All work gnaz'&nteedfirst-
elass and prices reasonable. It will pay you
to &&llon me. 4-tfl
Additional locals on 5th page,
C. H. O'Donald at Earxrell Tuesday.
Elden's bazaar is shaded by a new awning.
Jas. Boyd was down fro*n camp last
Saturday.
Attorney Canfield, of Marion, was in
town Moh day.   "feISI*
Mrs. Geo. H. Graye?, of St. Louis, visife.
ed in Clare over Sundfsy. -
Tatman & Schilling have put a new
street lamp in front of their store.
Mrs, James Seger, of Marion, visited
with friends in Clare orer Sunda3r.
J. E. Goodman was np from Loomis
Sunday and visited with his parents.
Mrs. S. C. Zeiter, of Loomisf was
among the visitors at Clare Tuesday.
Doctress Taylor, of Loomis, was at
Clare on professional business Monday.r
Hose Company Ko. 1 haye a dance advertised for this eyening at the town hall.
Oliver Beemer and family now occupy
John Fhinisey's house on McEwan street.
There are none who can keep your secrets as well as those who don't know
Sunday was ~.f[pleasant cfoiy aiid the
weather greatly 5?£>yed.
George Feighup? is clerking In Goodman ■& Go's, hardware store.   ■
Country roads '%te m splendid condition for this sensoji of the year.
Easter Sunday is only about a week
distant.
The good wives of Clare are now in the
midst of spring house cleaning.
C. W. Perry was at Harrison yesterday
and the day before on legal business.
The yillage aelKfol commenced agaiM/Butter is scarce and retailing at 25 cts;
Monday after vt fWJek'g Vacation.
Mrs. M. SckilMjofBiittoii, was among
the visitors at.0ai*6 on Tuesday.
C. H. Sutherland was in the Saginaws
Monday and Tnes^ar On business.
The prospects r &S&-' that the coming
summer will be a lively bue in Clare.
Do you like the Bbmocrat? Then
show it by extending y<*iir subscription.
Please pay e|> JOW subscription as
soon as possible? yon who are in arrears.
Few subscribers! casi Mve;N.the Democrat from now nafcH j'aaoaty^lst, 1890,
for ots|v 75 cents. '/'-Xv "''.%
* .'Bd'dhey Palmer yisifod.4n;llt.>lfa|®it
over Sunday, and ife&cte |jtretrell to friends
in that.City before start!nf'Jor Washington Territory. "-      \, .*;  -1r!
Geor^i'l^afjile^ ok the-jSrin of ]?earn-
lefl- Ss'-fttinBsc&h *g«ner«l; merchants at
Marion, was a visitor «U?" ,thi Dsmocjrat
o^Sce Tuesday; '        . " ,'"*.*-
Subscribers who fie iio%l Receive their
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. ©^m^eyancing   and   collections. Loomi
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■ OoKKES2'OK,j>EKCE--i,irSt National Bank .of
lew YorK; American J&xeh&nge B&,ticm&l
TBmUof Detroit, and Citizens HationaiBank
©f Saginaw.
. Money to Loan on improved real estate at
reasonable.rate of interest. 49
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covered and rSinmcil
At the begiriiite oi-this year' there
were numeroi|s4*yacsi2t houses' in the city,
but It is difficult to tmh 'delfrable homes
bow.  They're all Ul&msX '
them. . \X'Mr.\fm^mm% 6«;,SHirison,wasiir
Wm« Wolsky handled the cash at:.tift&L^ o«t in
|^|aok Tuesday duriog Mr. Sutberlahdfl^snloji lookingaft<«? tfae'firm's farming
absence. "        >   j ih^rest in that ^wsshlpv *".
Louie Goodman has returned to Clare, J Bufus Hatble; '8$fptliktpatatoes plant-
having been absent at Cadillac durissg j e& 'in the dart ijl'th** m^oain April will
the winter. |BO|b'etroable^hy'h«*^;-;rli*§|)esksfroTO
So C. Zeiter was up from Loomis Won- j experience.—Olio'Star*.'. I. X* y ■
day and attended the I. 6.0. F. lod^e din     This Mfyvring vmy mg»fstive item * Is
the evening. •' bgomg'l.i^ 'roaadts of 4th6>§tate press:
Don't wait until your Beighhor hte^Moi^ yfjiageismviihigk%$ptreally
& limb before you repair your sidewalk^feskte boom, and h>i« a*# ch4%^g'h^i
but flx them at once..
Byron LSusea, who Is at work In
Swarfs jewelry: '.store at' West Bay City,
Visited isi Clare over Sunday.    . *
. J. 3D. Garland, the jewelei*? has
- treating his restifeeee? on $tb steeefe
®mi--<o£ pnmt ef ^ytyy-g^ttye©!©!1*
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at 9t rate that in&Ms tbe #a|d,' 'old settlers
. the 'Demogkay lias m 'a^age1 clreola-
tfon of ?00 coplfes per Issu^t VAt" the rate
of figuring it frpiaeocl Ikfthe'* hands of
about13,500 readcVa • juvh -'week** *^ver-
"Is©t§, lt(will'|»^^fe:£^;*t;@ 'brat 'vol
—BfeBUfactnrer of-
:'$AXm&GBAttTJF¥EB>B,
m&,cAmmiE, habkess,
3SLT, LA€E, LEA3?HES, EtCo
FjmkL JS» 0.*.v5Wpocli* ®pe&t Mfr^^fpn
fumni
■£%T-I ..'always pay the Highest cash market
price for hides. *
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FEE® <& §MM BY-mL
M. PABBISH, Proprietor.
QO©2> SBS^BBS.
S^BiBB&sed or injured fcorseo treated and
eared for in the best possible manner for a
reasonable consideration.
i(Sri*arniers, when you com© to town take
your team to his stable to be fed. just back
.   of Lonch's blacksmith shop, south of the
railroad.
""■■"IHdiSBKWBURBAU.
FOR SALEi
HOUSES TO KSNT3 FIKE AKD LIFE JSSSCSr
AKCE, CCNVETAKCEf<3,KTC0
L B8©LEYt
Over Elden's Bazaar Store.
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STATIONS.
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Ithaca
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Flusbi^g.
Montrose.
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East Saffinaw.
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All trains run daily except Sundays.
u J. 'PAUSLPY. «W1 Pass, As't.
W. W. BETTS. Traveling Pass, Ag't,
H. G. WABEEST. Agent, Glare.
lastweelcyisitihx' with idem!? and xeltf^
*t!vess,t Eis old home ia Oakland bounty.
IS. I*. Piatt .is erectipg a barn, '40x60
feet, on his farm in Orabt townshfu.
Win. O-arrlaon has the * job of doing the
carpenter work..
James:Jl, Semick,. of Detroit, was at
Hatton over-Sunday3 the guesi of Iff,
ScalJan, superintendent of his lumber!i%Jf
operations in that vicinity. J
Bev. and Mrs. Harvey Hinman west
this week to Pine Biver township, Midland count}r, to conduct a series of revival meetings In the interest of the IL B.
church.
Farmers now want sunshinO and warm
weather to start vegitation os the right
path. The earlier maples are budded
and ready to leave on the slightest prov->
ocation.
It costs money'to rnn a newspaper as
well as any other business and subscribers
who are in- arrears will please paste this
in tbeir hats for present and future consideration.
"Dick*5 Darlington, the Detroit Journal
traveling man, has been doing the village
thi3 week in the interest of Jhis 'paper.
"Dick" is a jolly young; fellow and a hustler, aud is doing a good stroke of business for Michigan's best evening paper. "
Chas. I, Bigley was at Loomis Monday,
where he wrote seyeral insurance policies.
Char3e3r is enjoying an extended business
in this line, having a large patronage,
not only at CJare, but from the neighboring towns. Kifcrea! estate transactions
are no small feature. He is an energetic
young gentleman and deserving of all he
gets. May prosperity abundant attend
him.
The Evart Be view says: John Ia Boss,
of Evarfcj track master of -the central division of the wesfdivision of the F, & P.
"M. fBy., was called to East Saginaw yesterday. It is understood that Mr. Boss
will be transferred to the newly'acquired
Port Huron branch, with headquarters at
Port Huron. It is also understood that
he will have supervision of the work in
changing the iron on the branch from the
narrow to a standard guage, work on
which is to be pushed as soon as practical. At this time we are not In possess*
ion of all the facts in the case, but will
give them In Our next. Ales. Buthven
at present on the Harrison Branch, will
succeed Mr. Soss on the division, which
will   hereafter   include   the  Harrison
'^M.-M-rMngljiBm. Eccentric is right
when it says:, ."The postage yearly is
$10,OOfro& the Detroit Free Ptesp% and
this at ojse eepfi a\ pound .on those sent
outjside of -Wayne* county' means si big
circulation and a good paper."
Following-are the-newly'elected officers of Hose Company If o. 1 ? Foreman,
^Tamos Louch; assistant foreman, Andrew
-^Bhoad^s; 2nd assistant foreman, Oscar
Horning; 1st pipeman, J. A. Eogers j 2nd
pipeman, -."Warren Keller: secretary,, B.
Ejrkpattidk | treasurer, Crj@y$!ark,
George Sehun-k, one o£th&-#1%!rribers
of'tbe BisBfOCi$AT9- was^n_,''$gre@*afe'ealfe
er at this offlce Monjfcy./: He* has- bee:
running.camps in the north part of the
county during the winter ior the Lansing
Lumber Company, ahd haying finished
Wolsky has a new .advertisement.
6. S. Stewart was at Meredith yester^
day,
John Dwyer departed for Bayfield^
Wis., Monday.
Dr. Shaw and wife, of Calk!nsyf!2e5
visited in Clare yesterday.
Curtis Lingle went to Midland yester*
day, where he will spend Sunday witfe
friends.
Hon. F. A. Wilson, of Harrison, was-in
town yesterday, having been to Calkinsviile on business.
Bernard Heller ar.d wife got off th©
west bound train here Wednesday ey*
emng on their way home to Harrison.
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Starker, of i|id,iaiid5
were guests of Mr. and Mrs. E, BzSfose^'«
man In Clare Wednesday. and Thursday^.
Mrs. Chas. Friedeborn went to Sag!-,
naw yesterday afternoon, having, received word of the serious illness of her
mother. .
.Patronize home industry, by smoking*
the "W. A. Gr., the hest 5 cent cigar4ohf In
Clare, made by Kelly & Lingle. 'Their
K. of P. cigar beats anything to be found«
Two weeks from today—Friday, Aprif
26th—is the date of the *70th "anniversary
of the Independent Qrder. of Odd Fellows, and the fraternity* in this cponty
making   extensive preparations W
-eggs plentiful and selling at 10 cents.
Mrs. John Post, of Coleman, made her
friends in Clare a visit on Wednesday.
Jim Carr, the notorius, from Meredith,
changed cars here yesterday morning for
the east.
Charley Lyon, the hustling insurance
and real estate agent of Farwell, was in
town Tuesday.
Mrs. 0. L. Whitney returned Tuesday
after an absence of two weeks visiting
with friends at Flint.
H. E. Stickle and Will Kelly received
the rank of Esquire, in the order of
Knights of Pythias, Tuesday evening.
Liquor dealers are ansiously watching
the developments of the new liquor law
which is now being considered hy the
Michigan legislature.
Messrs L. J. Calkins, M. A. Baxter and
Pat Horton changed caa-s here Wednes-
cay evening on their way home at Harrison, having been down to East Saginaw.
John McDonald, who has heen in Clare
for the past week, during the Illness and
death of his infant child, returned to bis
work near Upton, Clare county, on Tuesday--- ■     ■•
Mr. McDonald, who has heen the assistant freight agent at the F. & P. M.
d$jftc$, was taken very sick the first of
of the week and departed for his liome
at Flint.
3$ew type and new stoq&are continually being, added to the Democbat office
and we are prepared to do the finest work
ever turned out In Clare county. Bend in
your orders.
Our leisure is the time the devil seises'
upon to make ns work for him; and the
oaly way we can avoid conscription into
his ranka is to keep all our leisure profitably employed.
It may be that some of our readers J @xerclsi|s &i th© opem house. The £s$&
have wondered at the contented and joy-*' I $®T ^® round trip hm been pissed at tho
ous expression worn by C. E. Whitneyj^Otniiial price of 50 cents. Arrangemem
for the past week. We beg to explain: will be.made for those desMnj^-feiK^
Jt is a boy and arriyed last Saturday ey= I teil$ *fe© *baH so that
euiitg*''' /•-'.-
'grottyUore-momso^lofM hisf: Fr!da*ypBded ^"^ Oua-IJallowB. «Q «86oa»-fiSsfi
night was the'b'ause of the crying of fire. Idanee iM a»W«ni^
The blaze wns extinguished  without
sounding tbe alarm: or calling'out the de"
are  .w*.*^
commemorate the day by a rousing cel.e« '
bration.   On Monday Messrs. B, C. Herb- •
ison mil G. W*Fanning, from' Mered!tlKj
lodges A. E. Doty &nd H. S.Baw?ti, from;
Harrison lodge; Dr. Kelley- a"n^;Henry-•'
Hinkle, from Farwell lo^gejine^iii.- this.
village with Wm. Wojsky* Ani^%  (£
Boekafellow, a eommitt©,©"' appointed hf
Clare lodge,:-wfrenX0?$hgemem& wop®"-
perfected .for'^the/pllp'er "observance Ao^
the day.v^The-'comtoittee decide^ thaS '
the celebration sho#d foe held at ,M&rrh.
son this year* that 'being a central" poiatg
andi-to rotate from.''-sitece, to p3a.ee as the
ye^s.hdvance; B.&ds ttom>\ClQxea Far*
wbjl.andHarrlsonhave been engagedt@.
furnish music,  itee-wiil be a-gsan^.
parade in "the afternoon; eserclges at' tli^-,,
opera house in the eveningttji%e folloV"-"
ed by sgiMl ball. M^pe&l limm has'
been engaged to convey the essursi©nists":
frowOiare, Farwell and adjacent ..jpoinfgs
and will leave, Clare about, %S(> o^pUoJs,-,:
in the lucffnfcg, leaving Harrison on t&4i
return trip 'tit- the close- of the evening
!!
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Mrs. Tictoria Wagor, who* has been
the guest of her brothel John Dusten,
ancl other relatives in this vicinity for
the past ten or twelve weeks, departed
Tuesday witb her children for her home
at Big Island, .Prince Edwards county,
Ontario.
Editor Cooley, of the Press,, has pur*
chased a new power printing press, which
3 p now in the depot awaiting to be set np,
Jwe are pleased to note this evidence of
prosperity and from this forward we expect the newspaper business In Clare will
hum.
' Mrs, David Honeywell, of Mt. Pleas-
operations for the Seaspn,returned home,, mt whQ Md beeiJ visitiag w!til her som
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It. is astonishing* howl many people
there are- who neglect punctuality.
Thousands have failed In life from this
cause alone. ::?,It is pot only a serious vice
In itself, but it isjtfco fruitful parent of
many other yidesj'so.. that|he who becomes the victim of^itgets involved in
toil? from which it is almost 'Impossible
to escape. .Many and hiany a time; has
the failure of one man to meet his obli-
gutions brought on the ruin of scores of
others. Thousands yamain poor all their
lives, who, If they were more faithful to
their word, would seeure a large run of
custom, and so make their fortunes. Be
punctual If yon would succeed.-
Look out ior yonir own tongue; it belongs to you, and it is the only one • for
which.you are* responsible. Your neighbors5 tongues may need care also, but
that is their business; this is yours. See
that it is properly attended to. Watch
your tongue; it needs watching. It "is a
fire,"—watch It. It is the helm which
guides the vessel!—let the helmsman
keep wide awake. It can bless or It can
curse; it can poison or heal; it can pierce
hearts or blight hopes; It can sow discord or separate chief friends* Watch
your tongue I Mo one but yon can take
care of that tongue. Ton are Its only
ruler. Tour neighbors may hate it or
fear it, or wish they could bridle it; but
they cannot do it. You have the power
—watch that tongue. That tongue has
already got you into trouble; it may do
It again; It is "set on fire of hell." It
burns up peace, blessing, reputation, hope.
It causes sad days, weary nights, tearful
eyes aad heavy hearts* -
Arthur Potter, and friends in Clare for
about a week, departed Wednesday evening for Aberdeen, Dak., where resides her
daughter, Mrs, H. Barnhart, with whom
she will visit during the coming summer
and fall. Her son William, froin Montana, will join her there for a protracted
visit.
Beaderf when you haye perused this
paper, kindly hand it to that neighbor of
yours who every week asks to borrow it
"for a few moments;'' tell him to look
over the long columns of local and county news; show him the stories and miscellaneous reading it contains from the
pens of the best authors; suggest to him
that all the Important news throughout
the state. United States and. foreign
countries can be found therein, as well as
household hints and farm topics; and
lastly don't forget to tell him it is a wonder how so good a paper caa be furnished
at such a -price, an$ that you don't see
how any family !n</la^e or Northern Isabella county can afford to be without it.
Try it. It is all the rage now. It eon-
tains more home news than any of the
others; it is the acknowledged leading
paper of the county and to attest this fact
is but to say that it has nearly double
the circulation of any other sheet published in these parts. We are determined
to double these figures and to accomplish
this object we will send the Democrat
to any address from now until January
1st, 1890, for 75 cents. Don't miss the opportunity, but subscribe early. NOW is
the time. If you are already a subscriber, pay for an additional copy and have
It forwarded to some distant friend.
* .".May fln@<g©@® p.
The   mail   Imt 8a,tn$i&y
brought news to Eodn^r Palmer, w.
for th© past year has ^een deputy p©s£*
master at OIai$, tbst a similar posit!©©
awaited him. &,}&leitebHrg9 Washington
Territory, which had heen obtained for
him by a friend" who resides at tfaofc
place. He Informed Postmaster' GioV*
I son to that effect and at once began pregH
arations-for the journey, as he was t®°
quested to come at sn early a date'--30
possible.
Learning of his intended departure @m.
the following Tuesday, his friends Is
Clare conniyed to tender him a farewelS
party, which was held'on Monday ®^m~
ing at the home of Mr. '.and Mrs. <a W0
Perry, on -Sth street. Arrangements"
were hastily made and guests to the nnm«
ber of about thirty were present. Among*
those in attendance were Mr. and. Mrs*
Kirkbride, Mr, and Mrs, O'Donald, Mra
Mrs, Alger, Mr. aud Mrs. Giberson. W?a
and Mrs. Garland, Mr. and Mrs. Todd9'
Misses Hutchinson, Winnie Merrill, 'Mom
Marvin, Jennie Sexsmith, Bertha Fefgl* -
ner, Madge Patient, Miss Shearer,' Ste
Kirkbride, Mrs. Lossing, Louie Goodman^
Will Tasker, Will Cortiss, M. J. liosslng,
Junius Boss, O. L'. Whitney, Chaiiey Bigley and M. IX Eaton.
A most enjoyable time-was ha$ t?y alS_
present.   Games and dancing were ta°
dulged in'during .the evening.    A hoip<*
tifnl repasjt of fruits and confectioner .
was served, when Mr. Perry priaBenaecO
toBodney^ with a few well-chose® $&?■'
marks, a beautiful chain and charm ss' ^> ;
keepsake from  Ms friends.   Bodney's
feelings were too emotional to -enable*
him to-make a reply much more than ©
mere "thank you," and., the dilema into
which he was throws wa§ laughed awa^5
and the pleasures of the evening contizi*
ued.
Mr. and Mrs.- Persy and Miss Wisinfe
Merrill are entitled to much credit for
the manner in which they entertained!
their geusts, and Bodhey joins with-M^
friends In-tendering them many thanks.*
During Bodney's twelve months' stay
In Clare he has made many friends, a&#
only with the knowledge that he Is to x<b<*
eeive a much more lucrative employment
do they God-speed his journey and wlsfa
him abundant happiness in his new fiel'i
of labor.
• 3£ay his shadow ne^er diminish.
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