1889-04-19; Clare Democrat

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All Business placed -with me. will- receive
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Souses and'lots and vacant lots in village .
<a£ Harrison, one hn&rdved. f|tnn and farming f
Hands ior sale or trade.   Bargains on above
property.   Office-over&,. Lavier & Go's "bank,
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Graduate of the University of MieMgan-'
JAll calls promptly attended to day or .night
©ffice over the Clarfe County Banfe.
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PHYStCIAKT.
Specialty, Gemto-XMnary Diseases, CJalk-
iasville. Mich.
P'ehetl Points
"I'm going to whip you, sir," he wrote,
"For printing that piece on me;
Fll teach you to rail at a man of not©—
My njime is Smith," wrotehe.
But when he came with a whoop and a howl,
To seek the editor's blood,
The wily editor caught him foul.
And stabbedhim through with the office towel
And he fell with a heavy thud.
Plant a tree.
Spring house cleaning.
.Saturday is "Arbor day.
TMs is the last week*;of Lent.
Circuit court convenes Monday.
Martin Clone, at. Owosso, Sunday,,
Our subscription list is increasing lap-
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"W*. DECKBE,
All orders promptly attended. Persons want-
lag pine spalts or good hardwood delivered
"SproMptly should leave their orders with me.
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House, Sign and Carriage painting done in
the neatest style; Paper Hanging and: ICai-
comininga Specialty. AH orders pr©mptly
attended to.
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Ss" the best -manipulator of the razor and
Maeass in the village. Everything kept n eat
s,hd,eiean. .-Workmanship the best. Shoj
oitifated opposite of the Eschange Hotej
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<n>f 'Phila.; Firemans Fund, of San Fran eisco;
^sagria Fire, M. Y. Office, one door sonth oi.
postoffice, (ntj stairs) Clai*e.  ' 24tf.
(^SEPHEN    SHEIiBOH.    Carpenter' and
^/-dBttiider, Clare. Ail work guaranteed tost-
©lass and prices reasonable,, it will pay yon
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©©nveyancisg &nd collections. Loomis,
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Walsh
. - Mrs. James "Wary* went to ^ W*, Pleas
Wm. Eoach was in the Saginaws oyer | ant Monday to" atte^pJ tke funeral of her
Sunday,
Charley-Welch-was do^rn fr©1^ Mere=
dith Monday.  ' '*   .
" W. H. Browne, of Harrison, was a visitor to Clare Tuesday. '
Quite a number of our citizens ar® comQ
plain!rag of spring colds.
An effort is being made to establish a
Y. SI. Co A. at Mt. Pleasant.
Will Goo'dmanni&d* » Ui§i& Bay City
Wednesday. "    ■;.';'•' / '"     ;*  -
Gus. Abraps'ffla^ & Mp^o Harrison
last evening.       '• -, \
I. * S. 0. Zeiter and wife, c£$,bomis, were"'
in town Monday*.. '       '-..'"'
R. "M. MukselltBSUiie a M® to the- Sagi-
naws yesterday on.husiuess. -'
* Samuel Gray is -building ..an addition |
onto the west side, of his house*      *v  ..
Charley TaylOr^t Owo^sd;- visited inf "steBio-
Clare Tuesday witb^is aiint?."*Mrs0 JaihesT:, 'M^ Ella Sawtell has been somewhat j
G. S. Stewart is at Cadillac..
Bead the advertisement, "The Secret
Out" on 5th page. 	
George Galliver is visiting his brother
in. Clare tbis W^ek. *
Ladies, don't'piirchase millinery goods
until you havk seen Mason <fe Dwyer's
new spring stock. ' ' " ' ,
Mrs/ Arthur Potter, and Mrs. Fred Hi)J
hel returned to  Marion last' Saturi
' "-JS*. B,;Moseman is putting aa sprinkling*
hydrant into -Ms front yard.'
'■ Mrs; Frank Forbes went to CaMnsvill©
last, evening On A. visit to friends. -
F. -&.J?,M. pay-car visited thfe
tOjWn WeSnesda^ and made the boys hap-
no*
jsctsfppsed this week and Miss Amy Beck°
lfeti$& filled the position r*of teacher in-'the
intermediate department.,  ■'
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McPhall's'-meat market and grocery"*-
on the south. side, is undergoing esten!;
^siy© repairs and wilt be-a model .-.of neatness and convenience:v^hen completed..
Homing^ saw mill is ruitiiiiig: steady
Mrs. Newell Olevaknd and cOiildr/n,
of Farwell, haye heln' yisi.ting :ifiends
■nn. <nn„^i^„    ^+ t °™ •    m     t ^n Clare this week*     ■ " ■
Dr..Taylor,   ol Loomis, was m. Clare L - ■*-   •
Wednesday on professional business*   «^X Ge0a' ^ Cumi3a!ra^ Glatacotinty's good
e;p. Brewer, of East Saginaw, ,yiSIteP^oMl3g'and «ei?iaI P™M^S#to^
Supervisor Boekafellow has been busy
this week taking the assessment of Grant
township.
Tbe F. <& IV Iff. work tmin Bas beea
here* this week with a crew of mesi load^
ing ties and clearing'tip along the tracks
AL Louch's wsgon aad carriage repository, -just north of the council rooms, is-
nclosed and rapidly nearing completion^
'jt is an ornament* to that part of. the-
town.
Tlliere is a lot of sidewalk on the north
side, of west 5th street, also-In other g^rte
of the'Tillage, that needs repairing hadly-'
The cotacil should order it repaired at
once. . '. •
■ .Tbe sale, of village property dellnqnentr
[for taxes of the year 1887 wlll'cowspenc©-
row,,.at 9   a. m. aS  the
rooms
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' Attorney Can^^l *ot.^HariOn, was ija
town Tuesday on his way to Horsey-on.
le^al business
Dr. Todd was callld H Wehber's camp,'' , xwvluo
above Harrison, Tuf&y; to attend wM^ow and turning out a large amount of! ^ lnnMntttth
Hobson whoisifh* '      z /pmber.   The yard is piled full and lends LWom^!* 3t JS SSk1^ 3l¥e l0DJKefthMa
'a btisy aspect to that part of the town.
Eemember that you can get the Democrat from now until January 1st, 1890
for only T5 cents. We are bound to have
1,000 subscribers before the. 1st day'of
tiune.' .-■'■'•.
hi§ farm in Grant township Monday.
Miss Hatie. McSinley has .left school to.
take charge'of one north of Harrison.
Mrs. J. G. Husted visited with.Mis.
Wesley Sharp near Loomis this week.
Johnny Button^, of East.Saginaw,. was
in the village Tuesday ahd'Wednesday.
C.  O.' Warner, .of Cadillac,, was the
was down from Harrison Tuesday.
Kodney Palmer sfaf ited-from St. Johns-
Monday, on his western tour, to Washing*
He will stop at Chicago a couple of
»t sr^r has tented BV E. Al-
ward's house at the comer' of' Main * and
7th streets/and has Men. .Moying thei^fea/t
•ing
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men.   This comes of their
age a secret.   Death "'do@sn5t khow-Wheb.
to call for them. . "      ,     <h ,
The ladies-of the village will give aa
Easter supper tomorrow'(Saturday) even,"
ing,in jJd. -White's .building -on Mai©'
street/ "Eggs will be served, cootet! ia*
every conceivable manner,, --The |5roce©d&
are for the benefit ofthe hand,'* Let ©tcit**
| body, attend. ■       >
u^K4« town is  all rig!
: Mason &-.J)wyer9s new spring millinery
is now daily arriving, and is the iinost
line ever brough to Clare.   Undies are
cordially invited to call before making
purchases, ',-„.„ ,   , •-    .
"   Heiiry  Orth and Samuel  Gray will \thm^ *»*"*** a commercial man m
*serve as petit furors from Grant; township
1 one of our-scores the other mominifo.fluic!
guest of ..0-; S. Stewart in Clare Monday.
' The Ladies' .TJnlon will meet l^riday,
April 26th, at the home of Mrs. J. Sexsmith.
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Charley Bobinson, of Gladw|i3, a form
er Clarelte, was. in town
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Fish are not weighed In their
Mrs. C. S.-Chase received -news of the
death of her brother at Howard pity and
departed Monday for that place to attend
f the funeral. I'    ,    _ -
W. A. Burrltt was In town Tuesday on
^ I his way to-dnse to Harrison, having, been
np at Herseyyfh®» M had "business in,
own circuit court,     ',   "*   *   .'"'- .'■..'
scalps, simply because * fish are not built
weigh.
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-thr, Witlfer?pooii find wife, of Harrison?
changed tfars hei-e Tuesday morning on
• §teve Goodman came dowis frs?m Cad-1 their'w*#y to Kentucky,-where they will
Wants, of Betroi^^B.'d tJiti^ens jsationsisamk illap arad visi ted with his parents in Olare 1 be absent twO.'or tlirte w^sks. - -   *
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^ ,   .Dolierty?slarge ware hong©-near th©'
Martin Clone west-to Cadillac Montit^ ...R & R M''. railroad U flearly completed
to superipteed constructions ®,n the T.m *£hd Isrefeciyl'^a €Oat of paint;'   It is a
Money to%^rmon^wprovedxeal estate
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.i>--.-'    - GOOD   S3BX1T3B3B,S
i^TBiseased or injured horses treated and
cared form tbe best possible manner for a
reasonable consideration.
CS^Earmers, when you come to town take
your team to Ms stable to be fed, just back
of Israeli's blacksmith shop, south of the*
railroad.     , *%!
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FOR BALE.
BC£0SES TO SEMT» FIEE AKB UDFB INSUE»
" *''■,' AKCE, COHVEYANCIHGs ETC.
Over:Eldetfs Bss.aar Btore.
A» ©stepMdn above that place.
'-*]£he third Quarterly meeting^ .of ihe^M^
JB.ohmre&'i'HU'h^ 'held'-at 3>0ye%- S^ir-
day an^Swailiy^'Aim5!!.^ a^il 'M*. X^z- -
- Tie appearance of C.H."-Sut;M«i^llsBi5s
^residence* on Sth street,-has b^en greatly
improved with a new coat of paint*
Bev* Forfcerficld* of jHarsison,, de li-v^red-
an able-sermon from the piflpit in the .If*
E. church,, Clare-* last Sunday.evening..
He misunderstood:.  Mrs. Faiigle—^It's-
-gettingjight. - .I'll raise the blind." Mr
Fangle"' (only half awake)—"all right!
I'll stay."  .
Presiding Elder Eev. D. W. Parsons,
of Big Rapids* will occupy the pulpit In
the M. E. church, Clare,' next Sabbath
evening. . .  -   '
M. J, Losslng and H. E. Stickle had the
Bank of Knight conferred upon them in 1
the order of Knights of Pythias Tuesday
evening.
-• John Phinisey'"departed for Bavfield,
nWIs,, Monday, where he wili be absent
during the summer engaged in the lumber
business.
Mt. Pleasant amateurs presented Uncle
Horn's Cabin last Saturday evening,  and
the proceeds were donated to tbe base
ball club.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Carr drove out to
Clinton county -last week, to look after
his farming interests a few miles from
foo'd'Mdftlon to £>at locality*    -   -
''- *3Sfss' ■■'Mthel '* W^hUi * 'm experienced
trimmer* rmntlt^jletco!^ -has arrived
a«S-will assist -If '/^^^fp^ilritl^ iniltl|l-
$ry departmeajr daring flie fonjfhg sum-
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,sT Mt.. Pleasant base'^imH' dub has
"organised. A professionuLhattery
■has been hired in .the persons of Frank
Hoyt* ot • Albion* and Dan 'Barcteen, of
Utica,N..Y.' .        ,      .  •   .'     -
■'.: Miss Jessie-Barney, of'Flint, visited in-
'Clare- Sunday - 'with her atipts,-. Mrs. Wm. [.
Pairish and Mrs.' Jacob--'Mason..' Miss
Barney is a teacher in the deaf and dumb
institute in that city.    /- -
Dr. H. L. Ash visited with his family
jj? the April term of circuit court; James
Hampton. and Arthur -Teal. from Sheri
dao, and C. W.Piersdn and W. F. Purdy |
from Arthur. .
that is hotels.'5 He says the hotel Accommodation is not at all what the" traveling-
public would wish. A first "cless two-
dollar or two and a half a day house woaM
I be a grand thing ior'us.   We believe th<£
next brick block that is put up will perhaps contain such a hotel.'
The-celebration of the 70th anniversary
ot Ocli •Fellowship, which was to beheld
than ever before.
Ceo. W. Smith, of Columbiayille, was
in to jv*n Tuesday and Wednesday oubusi^
ness., Otbrge likes his new place of res-i ►
deuce very much, and has a good position
as general m'anagerfdr a large mercantile
lnstItution?but says there is no place that
seems as much like home as Clare.
- Fred Bussell, of Mt. Pleasant, has been f
appointed deputy grand comtnapder of
the $£» of P. lodges of Isabella and Olare
e6$u£tig$ :•&$* <Jrani" Omnnmn^^faii^
I j|fiife-;#f Lapeeri - Mr* .Bussell -is also **
Bember. oi0 committee on appeals' and
grievances in the K. of P. lodge, -
One night" last week the evening passenger train on the F. & P. M. road ^calp^y
a young Indian who is len own-as Charleir*-
Louie, living in the camps near Bded
City. - He was lying by the side of the
track, aud it is supposed he, was struck
by the journals. *of the cars.- His scalp
was peeled clean frQtn the skull-and- one
finger was broken.
at Harrison, nest week f*rlday9 the 2$ihV
notice oi'which was made, iathr TJB^fO^-.
€rat last week, has hem declared ®f£. om .
account of a misunderstanding,betw^iis
tlie lodges—at least the Clar©'!®^©"- will- .
hot participate, in the festivities, yi'f "'amy »*
•^reheld.   Clare has received an Invltk---
tion to join with Jit. Pleasant" in avc$te=>
br^tion^and the BEsroipBAT is fefdrmei
[that the lodge from this town will aifesntlr
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A high board fence around- the ball
and friends* in Clare * Monday and Tues-; ground is 'nearly completed and the
day.. Thecfoctoi: is-now-located in St.. grounds are being put in excellent con-
Josepheounfy^Webe first commenced d!ti©*3- The association-will soon com-
^practice of medicine^       ■ «• mence the erection of a commodius grand
stand and will spare no expense to put
AH trains rum daily except Sundays.
A. J- PAISLEY, ©eifi Pass. Ag't.
W. W. BETTS, Traveling Pass, Ag't.
. H. G. WABBEH. Agent, Olare.    .
William Adam's and Miss Lizzie Carrier, both of Vernon township, were married at the M. E. parsonage, Clare, Toes-
day, April 16th, by Bev. C. W. Smith.
According to the State crop report just
issued, as well as all other reports, the
Condition of wheat in Michigan is better
than it has been at this season for years.
A provision of the law is • that every
person owing property who plants trees
on the highway may receive credit for
25 cents for each tree on his highway tax.
Arbor day is April 20th.
The Michigan Senate has passed a bill
prohibiting dealers from selliag milk
from which the cream has been removed,
unless the words "Skimmed Milk" are
painted on the can in letters at least an
inch long.
Mrs. E.B. Wilmarth has. purchased
Harry HcG-rath's interest in the Mt, Pleasant Democrat and will assume the posi°
tion of manager and city editress. Mrs.
Wilmarth has had control of the news de-*
•Frank M^Peny^ofBedfield,Da.s was
the guest -of his brother, C.--W. Perry, in
Clare over Sunday. Frank has .been yisit-
ing with his father, "Who has been.rll, and
returned to Genome county "Monday af-
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past, and under her skillful guidance the
Democrat has been one of the best local
papers in Northern Michigan. -
es Magon &'.Dwyer were  in
j-East Saginaw Tuesday, where they n5%y
an agent. for an Eastern importer ana]
purchased a large stock .of new sprk|r-I
millinery, whigli they expect to arrive in
ftfew days. ' , •'
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.Wm. Giberson departed for Genesee
county last 'evening to be absent until
Monday or-'Tuesday at Mint and Mt.
Morris. .He-intends .purchasing a tract of
land aeljoMog'his farm,;-.situated a few
miles out'from the ^atte^'town. His little daughter Florence, accompanied him.
Ex-eounty. treasurer, Thos. W. Averili,
.of Harrison, wa^in,Clare Tuesday transacting a Httltybusiness* and shaking hands
with acquaintances, 'fe said that Tom.
did not-crack a joke or tell a story. while
in town. Oh.- -..-no I '--He ain't built that
way.     . - v' .       o"
On Wednesday- Miv W..B..-. Lyons' received a telegrath noting the serious illness of Mrs. Lyons5 father who resides at
Lockport, HI,' Mr. and Mrs;L. lef t on the
evening train f orthat place, where" they
will spend several weeks.
The infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
E. Whitney -died ■Sunday morning after a
short illness. Brief funeral services were
held at the house Monday afternoon at 2
o'clock; Bev* C. W. Smith ofiering prayer,
partment of the paper for- some time I after which the remains were Md at rest
in Cherry Grove cemetery. Mr. and Mrs.
Whitney .have the sympathy of their
numerous-friends*
the grounds in proper shape, and when
finished, Clare will haye the best park in
Northern Michigan.
A meeting of base ball cranks was held
at the town hall Monday evening for the
purpose of organizing a club. Messrs.
^Sutherland, Dawson and Doherty were
^pointed a committee to solicit funds
for the maintaihance of the club. Messrs.
Moseman, Musseli] and June Boss
were appointed to organize the club, and'
the players were given power to choose
their manager, captain and other oficers.
Considerable interest is manifested and
there is no doubt but what Clare will
have a good team for the coming seasbff;
Another meeting will be held soon.     Is
A letter was received here last Saturday from Congressman Wheeler %o the
effect that, '-to -allay further controversies and doubts regarding the postmaster-
ship at Clare, Mr. Kirkbride could inform
his friends that his appointment had been
forwarded and only awaits the signature
of the president, which it will probably
receive sometime during the next two
weeks J' The news was warmly welcomed by Mr. Kirkbride-s friends, while
those who were grooming other candidates took the matter somewhat to the
reverse. The Democrat is not prepared
at present to indulge in any comments
on the matter, other than that Mr. Kirkbride is a courteous and popular gentleman, and will without doubt make a
good man for the position. We understand ihat he will rent the building formerly occupied by;Ed, White's jewelry
store and transfer the office to that place.
If su#h is the case, we will enjoy a very
neat and tastily arranged postoffice.
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Tliat ra!n-is neeefeel M^X' '
"Thank yon,"-to In Ch^mteMsa mowv ,
hce he changed the tune-&£.$&$ wlfe-Ste-V
a his engine. ' '  ' '.,'\   z ■     '' ■ *■
^S^; "Postmaster Kfefebri^9 wfW te
sthe proper way to address-the ^entfemaB '
in a few days. . '   *   ■
That Wm. Wolsky will subscribe Mb- ,
erallyfor the erection of-an opera house •
in-Clare.  Next..    ' *   •.
That "Bob'5 Mussel! ought Whs appointed captain of the C. B. B. C. The
boys haye always' done .faithful .service*
under Ms management  *     *   '
'. That Clare will have to hire a profess**
ional battery, or do considerable praetie^
ing to maintain her reputation.
That the west bound F. &> P« II, pass*-  ■
enger train, due at Ciare.at7:l# p. m.$
will change time the first; of the coming
week and arrive one hour earlier*
That the business  men ar© agitating*
th® idea of uniting with the village council aud giving Main street a good coat ot
clay.   Why not paye with cedar9 and be-  '
done with it'? •     ;
That Kelly & Lingle are making orm-
ofthe best brands of 10<0@ntcigkis on
the market. For sale by all local jdealers
in tobaccos. Smoke them and patronize
home industry.
§8ia£ Clark Sutherland and S. C. Kirkbride will be the' two biggest ball cranks
I in town during the coming summer. ancE q
will go down in their pockets quite libsr«
ally if necessary.
That Judge Wheaton. now of ML Pleasant, has not lost any of his old time interest for the national game, and when th©
club was organized in his town last week
he went down in his pocket lor the most
liberal amount of any on© present. It
wouldn't hardJy be fair to term the J«dge^
a "base ball crank." but then he take&
much interest in the game and will be
greatly missed J}'y the Clare players.
That there is a bologna'colored dog on?v
Main street, between Sth and 6th, thafe
makes life a burden to a certain young:
man of this town who wears a Monde
mustache, because of the strong attachment that was formed (between dog and?
man) during an evening call not long-
since., ?Tis rumored that he will forward
a petition.to. have his eibemy muzzled or
kept securely chained, and If not complied with will relinquish his claim ancS -
simply.be a brother hereafter.
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