1889-04-26; Clare Democrat

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Ail Business placed with me will receive
Cpxmjpfc and careful attention. Olare.        22
lABGEST
GniCtTLATION
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THJ3 BEST
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y\T\7 A. BUERXTT,
\/V  o ATTOBNEYAT LAW.
Houaes and lots and vaeant lots in village
oZ Harrison, one improved farm and farming
Hands for sale or trade.   Bargains on above f
property.   Office over I*. Lavier & Go's bank,
Haekison. Mich.
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FJBQTSICilAHS AH© m&GSBQB8S.
H. CABFENTES, M. D.t
o    PHYSICIAN, SUKOEOK* AKB ACCOUCHEUS.
Office and Store south of the railroad.
J. TODD,* M. D.,
o-   PHYSICIAN, SURO-EOS* AOT> ACCOUCHEUR
<Sradnat© of the University of Michigan
AM calls promptly attended to day or night
^Jfiice over the Olare County Bank.
■jm Gomwa sbaw, i
±U>° PHYSICIAN.
Specialty, Genito-Urinary Diseases, Calk-
Basyille, Mich.
V.
W. DECKEE;
All orders promptly attended. Persons want-
nag pine spalts or good hardwood delivered
joromptly should leave their orders with me.
:H„ IldLBBOOK,
.0 '   •       FATHTT'EB,
- JEouse, Sign and CaiTiagepainting donei*^
aiie neatest style. Paper" .Hanging and Ka"1-
c©iai2iiug a Specialty.  All orders promptly
attended to.
AKDERSOST,
rf -     TOKSORIAI,.  ARTIST.
.J.B*
tM- the besfc manipulator of the razor anc
sh&arS in the village. 32 very thing- kept n ea'
GSxd clean..   Woi'kmanship the best.  Shoj
situated "opposite of the Exchange Hote.
43Iare.    ' ■ ■ 3tj-£f
TT  Cr  B0CKAFKL.LOW,
<&. © ,   isrSURAKCR AG-ENT.
JStnaof Hartford, Conn.; American Five
of PMla.; Firtsmans Fund, of San JTraneiscoj
Magria Fire, 5f« T.   Office one door south -ol
postoffice, (un stairs} Clare.    * 24tf.
^ITSPHEH Sl-EEIiDOK,.:- .Carpenter and
lx> Builder, Olare. All woi'Tt guaranteed 'first-
tslass and. .prices reasonable.   It will pay you
£-© ©all oh. me. 4-tf
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fljonveyanbing and collections. Loomis.
rfich..  . ' '."..■■'    UtA
0. W;JPBRRr. '■■'  WM. VOMKT.
o. H.^tJTaEre&A^D,, cashier,,
LAKE
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[ITHIKCORFORATEB,]
'OXjAJESEL
i^cxaris.
* €oRitesi*oKi>EKCK—First National Bank oi .
ST<sw York j  Anierii'^n  Exchange national j
Mssnlt-of. Detroit, and Citizens NationalBsaak
<©f Saginaw.    *
I&oney t& hoaxi on improved r$»J estate at
reasonable xate of inter oat. t 49 '
'jTrxjxxr&, islands &cjikm;&g\
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-Manufacturer  of-
"WAXand GEAI&r UPPEES.
'.     '    EH), CALFSKIN, HABSEBS.
'.*   "• BELT, liACE, BEATHEE, Etc.
•£Sr I always pay the Highest cash market
Iprice for hides.
D¥E&Y„ FEED-& SOIL'S STABLE,,
WM. PABEISH, Proprietor.    -
GOOD   3D'X^X^rSSS@-
F©r3©i8 P@Soits0
Ho school Tuesdny.
disagreeable -weather.
Time to make gardens.
Clear up your premises.
Repair that horrid sidewalk.
Mi s. I. Feighner is quite i31.
Tuesday next is a legal holiday.
Jas. Boyd was ia town Tuesday.
:Now plant your advertisements.
Wanted—raia and warm weather.
John Sexsmith in Farwell Tuesday.
C. E. Morse was in Mt, Pleasant Monday. • -«y
A cold wave has heen with as this/
week. ■ /
Today the order of Odd Fellows is TO
years old.
A. II. Allison, of Evart, was in1 the village Monday.
Ho business will be transacted at the
bank next Tuesday. '
April showers have not showered \d\
any great extent this year. /
II. If. Kinney, clerk at' Kogers Hou|e,
Coleman, in town Thursday.
Trees begin to show their buds and
soon will be clothed in green.
The price of sugar of all grades has ad
vancetl within the past few days.
h. C. Bishop moved his housphold
goods and family to Midland last week.
J.E. Goodman was.up from Loomis
and visited with his parents in Glare Sunday.
Attorney Wiekham, of Harrison, was
one of the visitors in Clare Monday afternoon.
; Mrs. M. Dunn, of .Hatton, visited" in
Clare-lastWednesday, the guest of 3Irp.
James Boyd.-.
Jpha-G-ibersoa. was proved as an enquire in the order of Knights of Pythias,
Tuesday evening. . * '
The King's Daughters will meet next
Wednesday afternoon a£ the home of
Mrs. J. A. Converse.'
Mrs.E. M. Musseli and Mrs. J. a. Busted visited with Mrs. Wesley Sharps;
near Loomis, Tue sdav,
Kext Tuesday the Detroit ball club will
play the.flrs't game, oi the championship
series'forthe'season of 1889.' '"~ J "*"-•-:" '•"
Mrs. J. Ha Gnlli yer «iHd children, departed Monday for Stratford, OntU' ,to be absent about five or six weeks visiting with.
parents and friends.
. Dr. J» ¥.. Goss, the' St. Jioais dentist,
will be&fethe Alger House the:i2th and
ISth of next* month," prepared-to-.do all
kinds of dental work,   -y ■■ "
If ■ by accident soot should be dropped
on the carpet, cover it thickly with salt,
and both may be swept'tip clean and dry
without soiling the carpet,
Tomorrow is the ^adversary of the
birth of Gen. Grant, .   .
A hard wind prevailed Wednesday and
the clouds of dirt anci «last was almost
unbearable.
Miss Ella SawtcJI, teacher in the intermediate department.is still quite ill arid
confined to the horn?;- with pneumonia.
The Democrat job ;*ooms have just
turned out a neat little pamphlet of declaration of principles and by-laws for
Clare Lodge, KTo. 97, XaSghts of Pythias.
-Mr. Shaver informs the Democrat that
f/becoration  Day wf'J  he observed   in
%lare  this fyear, ana
Yoanglove has conso-*;i:
taat Kev.W.N.
odto be present.
Wm. Boswell. the photographer, is
building a.new fenceft^-nnd hisresidejice
on north Main street. whj<sh is a decided
improvement to the s^pearanee of that
locality.
E.L.Pratt"lost a check for §1,200 a
couple of weeks ago. ovA luckily it fel]
!^nto good hands and toihed up all right
in a few days after oousiderable worri-
ment and trouble. "^
The Free Methodists will hold "a cam/
kmeeting*in a grove on the countv farn*i<
inear Clare., commencing June ISfch, and
icontinuing  severs d«ys.   Seduced rates
will be given on all railroa'ds.
A large train load of long, square tin^
Pat Korton. of Harrison, in town ye%-1
terdaj*. J
25". Bicknell and daughter,   Miss May,
were in Detroit Friday.
George B. Howe, of Marion, made us a
friendly call last evening, .   :.   .
Around th© €*&$A-My»
Harrison wants another ra llroad badly
John Quina has been designated post-
'master.at Harrison. •
. J. Xi. Littlefield's millt at Farwell, w!lB
start up about May 1.
' The prospects are there will be" a Jarg©
amount Of summer logging.
Fires last week destroyed shout 2,70G>
Uogs for Whitney & Batchelor near Fai'»
well.
Charles Dingemaa and Mrs. Sarab
Howard, both of Harrison, were married!
the loth.
ih a short time..
A. J. Doherty was ia  the  Saginaw^! rA fectory for the manafaetore,of chair
Wednesday and Thursday. ^material is to be established at Farwell
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Geo. E. Orr. of the firm of Eichenbei%
& Orr, Marion, is in town today.
J. B. Husted is at Imlay. Lapeer county, this week v'isitin^yith'his mother.
Bert Carr departed Wednesday for
Petoskey, where he intends to remain
during the summer.
The trial of EcOoon* Treasurer A. A ^-F*^ ^ """^ °^ Shto=
«. '      ,    '. ,.-        -, . ■,,    o   ,    yfirie C«',s„ works will commence the sei;
Shaver lia^ been adjourned to the Septemj/k
ber term of circuit court. "
Clare County farmer.? complain of dep*
redation of sheep-killing dogs, whose esthetic appetites wave fat mutton,
M. A. Baxter is remodeling his. ,I)o!M^
ing at Harrison and Intends haying one-
of the finest saloons in the county.
ber went south Monday mormn? over, thej'
T.' So A. railroad.' - This company will
soon be doing a Iftige business in tlie
transportation of various kind's of timber-
Look ou't'iof a g&ng of swindlers who
are after orders tor groceries* from door
to door among the farmers. * Bsy of your
regular, well-kaownsuid responsible dealers and then' yoa will have your redress
for any and"all wrosga committed.
Next Tuesday^AprH 30, the 100th anniversary of the inaaguration of Washington as the firstPrefMdeat-ojt,the United
States "and of the-est-flibltsliment of National Government. underv the constitution*,
will be a holiday is* the public schools. '-
The Disjxocbat acknowledges the receipt of that yalnahle litt!eu' .fred book,"
tlie Michigan Maiitiril, for the year 1889.
forward 4ith-compihn--.'nts- of the secretary of Stiite." it ^initains a vast amount
f of cireSuiSy-cprrtiik^ _;.'Atistic!s aad yah*--
ableinforiiiiitioru    '"    •     .       -: "*
". Harrison Lodges K. O. T. Mn elected
the lollowfeg, off! jers at. their last regular
meeting*    -.P. 0.-—Wia^\-|BVowj?,   Ci—B
IIe]ler,'L.*€.—-A. -E.. Csfiifield; F., K.—T
W. Ayeril'1,,31, K.—W. It Browws' F. M:
G.—W. Hobsoa*; S. M. O".—iff: H-oom, F.
M. at A.—S- Seller, II.-—P. Casey,. Sent.
J. J. nicker-    . ;-. "
Amon^fthe'-visitors at the Desiocrat
office last Saturday was that prince of
good fellows, JEL- A. Brubaker, of ;Cold-
water  township,' Isabella county, who
Mrs. Wm. E. Gates intends starting the
29th for an extended visit with her sister,
Mrs. Wm. Sheridan, at Brockville, and1
thence to her home in Quebec, Canada.
L v   ' ■   1    Through the special efforts of ex-con-
XSr Diseased or injured horses treated anal „   _ _,. .        __ ■   ._■      -„,   „,
' cared ior in ihs "best possible manner for a  gressman S. O. Fisher, Mrs. Geo. H. Ab-
reasonahte consideration* |)ey9 former!v of Clare, now of Evart, has
££rFarmers, when vou  come to town take I n      , . ... .  '   , .,
your team to his stable to be fed, just back   secnrea a pension which amounts to quite
of Louch's blacksmith shop, south of the j a snUo- gum
jsikoad. j   '       B ■ r
Mrs. Harvey Hinman called Tuesday
^•X^Xr^CS-S  LOTS
^.isyTy
FOR SALE, ".
33MWJSES TO HESfT, F1EE AKD  JAFB ISSUR-
-AKCE, CONVEYANCING, ETC.
©H AS J* BIGLEY,
Over Even's Bazaar Store.
TAKING BFITKC? BKO.- 2G$||'.I»388.
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STATIONS.
Lv -Toledo^^r*
Ann* Arbor
Hamburg  Jet.
Duron &
Owosso
Owosso Janet.
Itliaea
St. Louis
. Alma
'   Shepherd
m. Pleasant
Oalkinsville
CLAltE     '
Parwell
Lake George
Marion •.  .
Ar Cadillac Ly
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SAGIKTAW DIVISION.
P.M.
A. 51.
7:40
9:35
8:01
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8:25)
10:54
0:00
10:55
jQumntl,
Flu piling.
Hontrose.
Tiiy mouth.
East Saginaw*.
A. M.
7:20
S:5S
S:40
8:30
8:00
All trams i*un daily except Sundays.
A. J. PAISLEY, Gen'l Pass. Ae't.
W. W. BETTS, Thivelihg: Pas
M, G, TTABBEN, Agent, Clai-e. •
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P.M.
7:25
7:03
6:45
6:35
6:05
-Ag*i
atid informed the Demockat that her
husband had moved his family' and a
part of their household good^ to Pine
River township. Midland county, where
they would be stationed until the latter
part of September, engaged in religious
work.
"Silence Socials" are the latest in evening entertainments. The guests assemble
and are requested to make.as little noise
as possible. Placards warning the visitors not to "wake up the babies,*' and
similar admonitions' are hung on the
wails. Pencil and paper are supplied
and conversation is carried on hy that
means till tlie hostess gives the company
permission to gab, when the ears are
deafened by the flying tongues.
The case, of* the People vs. Wm. Tan-
Conant, charged with election frauds in
Arthur township, was thrown out of
court on a motion made by prosecuting
attorney Cummins. Among the familiar
faces in the conrt room at the time the
motion was made and granted was that
of "Uncle Billy" Anderson, of the above
township,, and a more soured expression
never was seen. •
A wordy conflict was indulged in yesterday afternoon on the street in front of
the postoffice between one of Vernon's
fair widows and a gentleman neighbor,
In which she accused him of cutting timber on the premises and he -counter-balanced the charges aboat a line fence.
The affair aiforded much amusement for
a crowd oilmen-and.small boys who were
attracted by the noise.
1 called to renew his subscription to the
paper. He €a!!te on us at least #nee a
year: and Is always awelcosae 'visitor.
Mr. Brubaker Seftthis week for'the tapper
peninsula, to be absent & gretiter part of
the summer. ■ ^ '
.Mary Ann Lansing,'wife of Samuel
Lansing, of Lansingville, died Friday,
April 19, at 11:3© a. m. after a lingering
illness of a coiaplicated disease of the
lungs. The deceased leaves a bereaved
husband, three children and a large circle
of friends in that neighborhood to-aioarn
her death. The'funeral was held at Lais*
^ingVille. Sunday; tbe services being conducted by Kev. C.-'W. Smith and the remains interred fa the Clare cemetery,
One of the'children is very ill with the
f same disease by which death claimed, the
mother* *
•Mrs. Sarah . (Scott)  Bobinson, whose j
death occured at Olare last Friday, the
19th, was   born in  Ireland,  August IS,
1817, making her age at the time oi death
The council held a special meeting
Wednesday evening and approved 0eorge
Dawson's liquor bond. Isaiahj feighner
and Samuel Young were*the sureties. >
The K.'of.'Evband was out in full uniform last Saturday afternoon.   The Easier supper given for their-benefit,- in the
Nsy^eijll^fby the ladies of the village was
'largely littended and netted the boys a
snug sum.
The Odd Fellows of Clare will give
a special excursion over the T. .& A. rail-
road today to Mt. Pleasant on account of
(the celebration, at that place, hi the 70th
jivetsary of the. order in Ameiioa. A
good time is anticipated, and a large
crowd from herewiUbeinattendance, including the K. of P. band.
It-was not our intention last week to
omit the death and bni'lal of ,©eorge Eer-
;,cher, svGetman, and one of the respected
farmers of Grant township, which oc-
cured on Sunclaj", the 14th. His age was
53 years. Be leaves a widow ajd five
children. The funeral was held the following Tuesday in Lutheran, church.
- Bey, lliggins, the evangelist, who was
engaged in religious work in this village
a few years ago, was in town and remained tlie guest of Miv arid Mrs. A;:
Beebe over Wednesdav. The gentleman
has been obliged to relinquish the work-
on accouat-of a faillug of -his-.voice and
Is now traveling agent for a motalie cas,-
liet manufactory, "■ -" •*
- l^it'cca:rfa?*>cs.-lfttlft fallow,- M.T^I!
who has been nnder the tutorage ot-J". IL
Galliver, «t the express office and freight
depot for the past two or three months,
has been given eraptoyinent at a fair salary by the F. & P. "3ML company; and be is
to coutiime under the instructions of Mr.
Galliver. Harry proposes toaiakcrhim
his cashier  and dispatcher  and appoint
I him to look sifter the express business,
which^means that those duties are to be
attended to in a raamier satisfactory to
all concerned.' .     y     ,
without blushing.
That Will Curtis' favorite ballad is
"Those little chickens in the garden,"
and that he is heard humaaing the same
quite frequently ,.
That June Boss makes i very obliging
and courteous deputy postaiaster and is
always on deck promptly—a few minutes
after 8 p.m.   Wow!
That our handsome ticket seller at the
u. d. has one of the cutest little bunched
of hair on his upper lip that ever adorned a human face. Irrigation is necessary..
Sweet cream and a lltt'e black- feline are
sometimes employed as a fertilizer, but
more occasionally a little two-lip salve is
the in^rylient.        a c
'^^^bnng Eichard 5Torthey bas purchased a set of bag-pipes and in learning
!fto play the "blarsted thing*' makes life
on's manufacture, the first of next week.
A. H. llooyer Is visiting with' his w|fe=.
and friends in Harrison this weelc 'ancR
making i)reparations to move his family
to the southern part of,the state.
William Larkin is in jail £t Hatnsoft'
charged with Kivishing Flora Bayiaei'?
aged 14 years. The accused is-4o -years
old.   The examination is fixed "for May
The Harrison common council !i$>?
passed a resolution prohibiting the safe
in that village of an East Sagihkw gensa^
tional paper—arid there is blood oa the
moon.        y • ■    *. *
The passenger tr^in on the branch g©^
ing north Monday morning struck a lia©
cow, near Hatton, belonging to Ed*
Xackie, and injuring her so badly ih&t
she had to be killed.'
Bey. T. A. Porter, -pastor of' the 'Com-
gregatidnal Qiurch at" FarVrfell  for th«t
past two yeans, has resigned m& accepted
a callatMazoinaofe.Wfei   It-Is aot yes
known who will?sucGeed him."        ' *
- Farwell Begister:   if.P* B1c>o$&,.representing the Charles WraBesti*i.clc ictmber
firm of Detroit, Is-la to wh, /tod'has p«r»
chased l'^00,000 feet of lambei'" ia this' -
*|£oinity, which be oxpecte to ship 'sooiu -
.7'; vTames: Miller, teiiaaS op Wllliiaa Fa*
gaa'sfaiia west of Xbiiflso&i hm sfelppeil '
to parts unknown, }@%ying,t a . wife' jitid ■
threelUtle chlldi^n ia a destitute ._coad>   -
tiop.  A neighbors wife %s missed np in
the aStiir,  ■ -.:-,.--..
Lewis Bnssell lias his new saw mill
neariake^Statloa obsaplet'fd. • "jal&-%li&$~ -
and-will'.,oiii-l»*00Dfeet of lamher fer.
day.. .He fets'-tukisn. a.coatracfe-'l&'Sffi^' £3b&
F. & P. M-, railroad coiipany to 'sif 'J3Qf> * '
060'railroad tioSrfV'?.* . •■'-    "'    ■'   ■■:%'
The Northern Hbterat Sarilspit H^ja- .
det'going a thoroogh,rea©vating, m& will
receive a fresh coat • of--paint,. f ngfcfe m>&
ont, from cellar to garret? walls, ceilings,
etc.   La ndlord Heller is recej yi ®g a Harg©
and increasing patro'nagre> and intends ''to..-"
c^ter well' to the. wants of his gaests.   •/ '*' - -
. A machine shop will be started at Far-
well immediately, for the-aianafae^re of   ■
several important patents owned by 5. K»
: -'"tfi^y Bay
That Charley Bigley ate m many eggs
for breakfast last. Sunday tnorning. t»j Brown; one of which is an aatomatfc job
hecan'cl^aliensci^rely in the f^^rinting press.   Power will be obtvineel
from the water works boilers; the contract being let hy the council last Monday-
evening. , . . --' *.-''-."*"
The town cf Fisher, in th«$ northern
-part of the county, 'will, hereafter h&
known  as Dodge, and  the F. & F..3&L
71 years. S months and 1 day.   At the ag
of 20 she crossed the ocean and became a^j fhe instrument was purchased through
r^niseraole for the residents in "Canada.55
resident of Canada., Two years later, in
1S39. she *was married to Mr. Thomas
Bobinson, And as fruits gf their union
there was born unto them nine children—
six boys and three girls*- They came to
Michigan- and- located at Clare in the year
187S. - While visiting with friends at St.
Louis, Mich., in 1881, Mr. Bobinson was
taken ill arid after a brief illness his soul
departed to join its Maker on the 4th dajr
of October. The remains were brought
to Clare for Interment. Since that time
Mrs. Bobinson has made her home with
her children in this yicjnity. Early in
her youth she was converted to God, joining the Weslyan Methodist church, of |
Canada, and lived a consistent ahristain
life up to the time of her death. The
f uueral services were held in the M. 3D.
church, ClareySunday afternoon, April
21, and the remains interred in Cherry
Grove'cemetery.    •
W. H. Elden,' costing in tfie neighborhood of .$50, and came.ilirect from the
.old country. .
That the reason March 4th was selected
as.inauguration day instead of April 30th.
as in case of the first president, George
Washington, is this: After the adoption
of the Federal constitution the old Congress fixed the first day in January as the
day for the states to appoint electors; the
first Wednesday in February as the day
for those electors to elect a President
and a Vice-President and the first Wednesday in March for the President and
Vice-President to take the oath of office.
The first Wednesday in March, 1789, Ml
on the 4th. and hence that became the
day of the beginning of' the.' Presidential
term. Owing to the difficulties in travel
in those days Washington was not inaugurated until the 30th of April, but his
term had comuiencedeott the 4th March.
Dodge,
company have established a depot there,,
Prosperity wouldn't attend ihu-town' Harder the old name, and -111^ the. majority
of the voters of the coqjaty, was thoroagho
iy, disgusted.   .,;.       '     - -'■"   :     ' -
W. H. & F. A. Wilson- have ''purehasefi".
a liirge tract of .hemlock nixd, haMwo'oct
timber bet*w:eeH. Harrison ""and-'Meredith
and have let the job' of catting* the*same
to Peter-McConville, who- is- now erect»'
ing camp^.* 'The tiiaber will hfe" bronghH '
down to fianisoh>t>y tr&M. anl-.they e^«
pect- to start their mill about May 15 fop '
the*season'a run.—Cleaver. f     .'  *
Internal distentions have arisen be«
tween some of the prominent' .members
di the M, E. Church at Farwell, and S. C
' Tiney, the pastd'r^ and charges 'have beeji
preferred against him with f^lstFiOOd ,ancl.
other things. 'A meeting was held Saturday to bring .matters fco a focus, bat it was ,
adjourned imtil Tu«sday. Mr. Tiney ha©
been striking'hard blows at the wordlS*
ness of some members*and they hkv® rimik
up In arms. *,'*.■-"
J. Ci. Lees & Br©., of Harrison* me ea<*
joying oae of the finest hardware' business of any firm ia Northern Michigan*
They lately purchased the s_tock and bEig-
iness of the only opposition at the c.oaa»
t-y seat and now enjoy .the exclusive trsde
of that town and surrounding country**
They havo moved oat© Main street. Iato
the old Sears stand* and thsir present
stock is-^about the largest in. the oonnty*
I5h© -boys are young, "a pair tit ^hnsfciers9*
iu. every sense of the woi4ds and unalloyed
prosperity is staring them in th© face.