1889-06-07; Clare Democrat

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Office in new Bank-Mock,, Olare,
YOHH GIBEBSOX,     ' """"     —
Qj)   ' ATTQBHEY-AT-LAW.
All Business placed with me -will receive
prompt and -careful attention. Clare.        g2
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0. W. Perry, at Harripr Monday,
S. C, Zeiter was up ff$|i: Loomis - yes=
ir, the road next
iWo A^TOBHEY AT.&AW. •     -
Houaes and lots and vacant lots. in village
Oi Harrison, one improved fSrthdnd farihing
Sands for sale or trade.   Bargains on above
property.  OiB.ce over I/. Lavier & Go's hank,
Hakrison.. Mich.
At the request,.of humb*^ authors who
desire more tiiiie .in wMcjt. to 'complete
their manu'scHpfs,. the* tl^e'' ofvtte Detroit FreePrcS3*'*-|>riaestor^_ competition
has been extended-£roi& '$&y 1st to July
1st.     ;        '"     '     '.      ly.
The Pennsylvania - Bat I?oad Company
give notice that they "Wis -carry free,
Toledo to Pittsburgh contributions of-
clothing and provisions %the benefit-of
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TSTEZXSW3L&K& AWB> SUBGHSfD^So
M. CABPEHTEB, M. ».,
o imrzMctAnp sotgegh aot> accoucheur
Office and Store south of the railroad.
FJ. TOBB, M. B.;
o    FHYSICIAN,. SUKGEOH AHD ACGQUCTTOUm
©ra&iateof the University of Michigan.
Jill calls promptly attended to-day or night
©fiice over the Clare County Bank.
0011NING SHAW, ~ ~~°
>° PHYSICIAN.
Specialty. Genito-TJrmary Diseases, Calk-
msville, Mich.
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jyibr&ers promptly attended. Persons wanting pine spalts or good hardwood delivered
promptly should leave their orders with me.
H. HOLBROOK,'
> *       ■    PAINTER,
House*Sign and Carriage painting done i-n
fthe neatest style. Paper Hanging and KiO-
©omininga Specialty.  All orders pr©mj>tly|j
attended to. -     '^^geems to have struck many Clareites all of
a*sudden„ I
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Miss Smith, oi St. Louis, was ?$ guest
of her cousin, Miss Mary Matteson, 111
Glare oyer Sunday.
* Sterns has jusi received a new absented
seeary with sanopy top and owe new sin
gle top buggy for his livery. '      ^
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3S. ANDEESQH,
o ' TONSORIA'L
ABTIST.
Ss the best manipulator of the razor nhC
sliears in the Tillage. Every tiling kept n eat
and clean. Workmanship the best. Shoj
situated opposite of the Exchange Hote.
diai'e. . 86-£f
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C.   KQCKAFELLQWV
o IKSUKAKC® A4JENT.
JBtna of Hartford, Comv.;   American Fire
<n>f Phihi.; "Firemans Funds of San Francisco;
Hlagria Fire, ft. Y.  Office- one door soutli of
postoffice, iwa stairs)*Olare. 24tf.
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<OTEPH*EF    SHEIiDONi   Carpenter   and
K> Builder, Clare. All worlc guaranteed first-
©Issbs and prices reasonable.  It will pay you
-ft© ©all on. me. • 4-tf
Turn out and help, c
Tuesday.
Percy Louch was in East Saginaw
Tuesday on .business. . .
Mrs. Jewell Cleveland, of Farwell, vis- tho sufferers i"ti JohnstoTOlj, Pennsylvania
ited in Clare yesterday, ;- district.
"The Bright Side of Life" is "the subject _:< Hirato Sutton, a prosperous farmer of'
that interests young and' Old. terant township, was tihited art marriage
Mrs. J. IS-, "White will preach in th©*^ ^Wednesday to Miss. -.'BessiJySanford, ©J,
If. church next Sunday evening. InhsrnOh township.. IBkP* Q*.W» Smith "be
Mrs. Isaiah Feighner returned Tuesday
after a brief yisit at Mt. Pleasant.
G. S. Stewart has gone to Cadillac to
be absent several weeks on business.
Mrs. IS, A.Burnham, of Sumner, Jo wa,
is visiting her sister, Mrsl J. D. Kewtb.
A new siGewalk has been laid in front
of C. "W. Perry's residence on 5th street.
Jake Kennedy and E. L. Pratt have
started a livery in the barn on 4th street.
A new cross walk has been laid across
Main street on tlie north side of 7th street.
The Ladies' Union will meet nexi
Tuesday, afternoon with Mrs. Rockafel-
low.
The Washington   or   western   fev*arl
lag; the officiating clfergyfljrite; May they,
live Ionic and prosper* ^^,y ••
,f Dr. J. W. -Latttfpg..l9 filing off hih
household goods 4nd5/('ffiakii?g preparations to stat't for Washington state. He
intends locating in ihe vlginity of Seattle
and will depart for the western country
about next'Monday eV$$ig> ' >'A"-
The large tabernacle - to .be erected by
the Free Methodists in' which to hold-
their tent meetings, Is Mm -ready to be
put up. They extend a cordial invitation
to everyone in this vletrnty to join.witb
them in their camp meeting.
Clare Lodge, No. .333,"!Qdepenclent Order of Odd Fellows,held their election of
officers Mc ndav night, as fellows: K. G.,
J. L. "Welch; Y.&,.$.'& Jamison;- B. S.,
Elijah Tatman; Treas.t Dayid McPhall.
The installation will take place Monday,
July 1st.'. • *
Prof. S« Q. W,ood has-been engaged to
go to Holly as Superintendent of- the
public schools in that %1Hage,at a salary
Loomis,
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KJ> D HOT&feY PUBLia
' <SonveyanciHg   and   collections,
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€. W. FEItEY. W5f. WOIiSKY.
c. h. s&thbtoca^©, cashier. •
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[WXHCO^rOBATEIJ.]
GLABB,
"&CXOSS„
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. A. Graves visited ^jti
Clare over Sunday, returning home* to
St. Louis Monday afternoon.
Bev, "N*. S. Bbnrdman, of Mt. Pleasant,
will hold Episcopal services at the Go A.
R. hall, next Sunday evening.
' <^okrbspon©15KCJS—First National Bsmfe oi
Seir York; American Exchange -Katioual
Bastfe of Betjrelt, and Oitissens Satio^alSanl;
(DfS&gtoaw. * ■*
' UtoT&ey to Wean on impiroved. real esta&e-at f *
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f*o& $l,000'for the coming year. The people
of Clare feel much &yferse on his departure, but he is receiving 3a salary much
larger than we ca$ Upfm&'^o pa v..:'
Charles Lee and'l&tes Charlotte Martin,
boti of Clarei, wer4;4narrieri Wednesday
; „ „   „. afternoon. at-.:the hdme ^f the groom's
The Woman's Belief Corps are rnakU^ parents, Mr...and 3f?s. Gec&rge W; Lee, on
preparations.to- serye dinner and sappeT ^h street, there being present only a
at the G.' A, B. hall on July 4th. C   few relatives and -most Intimate Mends.
-The Bright Side of Life" will he pre Sev'C; V- Smith-, pc3rfemea the cere-
sented'in a lecture by Bev. J. H.-Battel- moBy' .■• -":•'. *   ,
man,, of Harrison, aaext Tuesday o^ '. '■' '^he citizens,of Clare aud vicinity will
'■'■Mtes Mary M-atteson has hem engaged f ^ out.n^/JneBto and „Wednesday
to teach in one'of the dep^rtme^fc1^ te^g ^-tools., t^.pufc a coat of
the school'at St. Louis the ^m-ing yeaJcP1^ 011 Mam8«wofc_from fbe brKlgenorth
'  m   no- -x-u' j. *. 4. t.-    ♦ « ^   X is z t0 ®th> BtreeS.  It is ?y Witter ih.whicl?
feion^£1%-We&jesday evening-^nnerse^] -    -- - -" --,-.-..     *   yu\\ -   :    .■.■■-..-■'■
-eeede^in raising 0®{ for their loeal pa^-
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-Manufacturer of-
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•     EID,<:AIiFSKXN,'HABKESS.
"BELT. LA.GE, LEATHim. Etc.
J3Q" 1 always■°$&y. the Baghest cask rsiarket
iprle'e for 'sMesj:- y y,
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"WM. PABEISH. Proprietor.
©OOD "iSlGS,
'  "y -^^"€S&<9apegtli ^lac^) iai TowfSL.^^y
i^BiseasSid or injured tiorses treated and
eared forfei the best possible inaiiner for a
.    xeasonaMe consideratien.
i^Farmersrwhen you ©anie- to towi take
"your.teasaacto his stable 6o be fed, just back
<nf lioueii'e'blacksmith ehop, south of the
railroad.
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2SOUSES TO MCKT. FIRE AiiD^LIFE ISSSUR-
ANC3E,'COST VKYANCffNG, "ETC.
Over Elden's Bazaar Store.
fills iii Arte l iwni nil
^'ss  Mail
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[r. Hubel, recently of Piuconnfsag, has
pnreKsised F. Ham.es & Son's groceKsr«toek
^jkI>^11 move his family to Cla^visr.Si'
fe#(i^s. • '
The King's. Daughters will in est nest
Wedsiesday afteraoon at the home 'of'
Mrs. J-atnes. A. Converse. Supper will he
served by Mrs. Bi?own.
H. W. Pierced new brick bl«5*k on
Main street is progressing 'rapidity and
will Make a line addition to that: jp&i't of
town when completed.
J, C Mitchell, of Texas, is i-n Eeed
City with a drove dt miistaiag€, and
writestfhat he wiSbe in Clare wl& his
horses   sometime   during   the  <©®ming
week. ^ -I-
W. E. Hawxhurat, of Detroit, was in
Clare feist week an^ transferred the 4>usi-
furred of the Comtnerciai Union Insurance €>®mpany at tfeis place to J. C Eock«
•diellow..
TheT. &A. railroad company .ijives
notice ittaat^ they will transport Stoee of
ifiharge clothing a®d provisions to the
Johnstewn snfferers if properly feezed
and mai&ed.
Dell 0>mp has pusschased a lot o® 4th
/street, jisst in the rear-of  Wolsky's store
^nd will transpose tim building theswn
into, a re^dence.   Sana Gray is doing Che
carpenter work.
Mr. Foo£e, of the fem of Satterlee &
Foote, has sold his interest in the grocery
business to his partner, aud is selling oft'
his household goods, preparatory of going
to the state of Washington.
The Detroit Joui nal will issue a special
8-page edition on Tuesday, June li, and
witb each copy will fold in a special map
supplement, shoeing the city of Detroit
as it was before the fire of 1S05. "^J
Tbe weather crop report for the week
ending June 1. says that the cold weatfi-
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'*~a£trains run daily except Sundays.    /
er and the excess of rain were generally
unfavorable for the growing crops in
the State north of the Ohio river.
Do not forget that Clare is going to
have tbe grandest Fourth of July celebration this year ever held in "Northern
Michigan. Make preparations to come
airi see us if you want a good time.
should s!iow h3s--ap3kv^{j^0a- by lending •
assistance._' _. -"-X "'
"Kev. X1L Bisft^mfin^ of UWson, will
giv&aifioitire at the* f5, A, B.-hafl-t>f Clare,
Tuesday, June" llth^ at> S' o'clock igi. m.
Subject, "The Sfi&ii't Side of Life^ Admission, 25 and IS cents.: "Ke©erved: seats
on sale at, the postoffice. Th-e xiet proceeds aire,to be^iven to the. 11. E, church
of'Han'ison,.t© help pay its de$>t.
- The Daily Advocjite istheaame of a
new $aper publshed at "West Bay Citv,
and 'it is of democratic preclivities.
Geor^ Washington' is at thelaead of the
enterprise.1 Tlis is not the George that
owned-the hatciiet and could not tell a lie,
becau*^ a man built after that plan could
not ma&e a successful editor in A. D. 'S9.
James Brown-was riding hls"mustang'
Sundays driving a couple-of others 'ahead,
and when-roundsiiji/the corner near the
Alger House all three of the horaes slipped and fell, the ©neon which he was riding falling upon his right ,leg, -hurting
him quite badly, so that he itashad to
hobble around on a pair of crutches for
the past week.
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The board of superintendents of the
poor met in Clare Tuesday and audited
accounts for the month of May to the
amount of $140.21. distributed as'follows:
Poorfaroi. $81.44; Harrison and vicinity,
$38.14; Clare and vicinity, $15.04; Far-
well and vicinity, $5.29. It. is anotica-
ble fact that although Clare and vicinity
has a much more populous territory than
any of the other portions of the county,
under the careful management of superintendent "Newth the expenses are made
much more nominal in accordance.
Messrs. A. J. Doherty, j, F. Tatman.
Will Goodman and H* D,Baton were in
Cadillac Tuesday and "Wednesday making arrangements for their hose company
and ball club to come to Clare and com-
^teforthe prizes on the 4th of July.
K$t so much for the money that is offered
but to induce the good people of that
flourishing and enterprising city to join
with us in a rousing old-time celebration.
Several of the prominent citizens appear
much interested in the idea and there
promises to be a large crowd from Cadillac, as well as from X-ake City. We guarantee all a good time.
* «|dhE li. Eoss, late roadmaster of the
.F.'<&■ P. M..E'y for the division -whichitfy
eludes the track from four miles wast of
Eeed City to " Clare, and branches,
having been given charge of the ne%ly
acquired Port Huron division,.1 has taken
up his residence at Port Huron, and the
family left'Monday for their hew home.
Mr. Eoss -has been at the'head ofthe
division for seven years, for five of them
hehas resided at-;Evart, during which
time it is said to his credit.. no accident
hasoccuredon his territory that could
be charged to the condition of-the track,
and he has been repeatedly complimented
forthe efficient, way-'..in which he did his
duty .—Evart Review*
There Is nothing the American boy enjoys so. much as a chance to. defy some
one's authority.' It doesn't make much
difference whether it fe his stern father,
the school teacher, the marshal, or the
State legislature, so long as he is buoyed
up with the prou&consciousness that he
Is doing something wrong. The Michigan boy, therefore, has a prospect for fun,
if fhjsj legislature puts in the penal code
a law forbiding the sale of cigarettes, to
bofs under .16 years. What fun it will
be for the boys then. Every one of them
will1 have his pockets full of cigarettes
for the sole purpose of smoking before
the officer wl£o has the authority to forbid them from doing so.. The bill might
properly be entitled an act to encourage
small boys to smofce.—Reed City Democrat.
We read In the Clare Democrat that
Elder Cornish of this city—an apostle of
old Joe Smith—has been working miracles among.the people at Coleman, in
Midland county. It is stated that he
baptized a man a few days ago who was
so afflicted with rheumatism that he Could
not walk without the aid of a cane, and
when he came up out of the water he had
no further use for his walking stick and
threw It away. The story is undoubtedly
like that of the finding of the Mormon
Bible, it lacks the * verification - of some
one else besides their own kind to make
others believe it. It was but a few days
before that we read how the people of
ah Illinois town worked miracles among
a few Mormons' who were proselyting
there. One of them was put straddle pi
a rail, ahd the celerity with which the
dirty gang afterward left tliat community
'F»®& most JiiiraculottSir ^^mon miracles,
;haye ceased there sfytee,, as 'they would in,'
Ooiemaii 'under such a test,—Eeed City,
Democrat.-
Del win • wants. the- 'Flint -<&.Pere Marquette Company to adorn that place with
a sew depot.    ' y ■->   • *..'.      *
•v. 'W.- S. Hunt has disposed of hll grocery
business at Mt, Pleasant and returns to
Grand Eapids* ■ .
. Alma: farmers- are going to try to false
flto. -If-it proves a success they will pay
considerable attention to that grain in
the future. '     • - •       y . -
Thos. Toohey has sixty-five men in Ms
lumber camp ne^r the Merrill .farm an el
has commenced putting in 50,000,000 feet
for S. Q, Fisher, of Bay City.'".        '   'z '
The Flint & Pere- Marquette railroad}
depot" at North Bradley was consumed by^
fire on-Monday morning.   It is thoujgte .
to be the work of an ^tifeenaiary.
Mrs. Frank IDoty,. whose husband was
shot in Evart, April \ has bejpji!i a suit;
in the Osceola. Councy" Gircn|i;*Ubutt for
$5,000 damage "'against, .^elhijgton Postal
as principal, and-JT. S. Postal and 0.1L
Bush as sureties, for supplying her" husband with liqlior on that dajr.
* J. H.Peters is-manufacturih'jjg*650,000
headings daily at Coleman and' employ©,'
3.7 men and boys in the mill. The head-
ings are shipped to nearly all the flouring:
mills, lime and cement men, and salt
manufacturers in all parts of the country»
The industry is a grand thing for Oole-
man.jand promises to be a very .profitable
industry for Mr. Peters.
Consternation is manifested among they
member.?, of th&G. A. E. at Coleman' atr
.the appointment of Minor'McL^in for
the position_pf postmastp'. . It .Was confix
dently believed a member of the G.*A'0lL'
would receive the anointment if not
given to one of tbelady applicants. Mr,
McLain is a veteran but not a member bt
the association, and there ' is stalls -on-the
streets that our member of Congress has-
been misinformed and -that, a'reft
strance will be f orwarited at'-once.
See our line-of 25 cent' Table Linen .&&
A«8yoD,sls©cfl Laftte'rOo •    -.
List of letters remaining in _ the post-
office at Clare, Mich,, for the montH ending May Bl, 1889*:       *      ' : •/'*:'"    ;
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Fre© Methodist'Camp lfi<B©tlng0 ♦
The-Free Methodists will hold a camp'
meeting in a beautiful grove near the
yillage of Clare, commendingi Wednesday, June 19, and continuing, until after
the 25th inst,. and possibly longer. The
grove is located one- mile east and
north of town, on the county farm, beings
a beautiful piece of. wobds on the banks
of the Tobacco river, and ample accommodations have been made for all who
desire to attend. ISo trouble has been
spared to make»this meeting a grand success. Tent poles, hay, straw, and pasturage, fresh meats, bread, milk ans vegetables of all kinds will be furnished on the
grounds at reasonable retes. Plenty of
good water for , drinking and culinary
purposes easily obtained.
EeviF.A. Smith, of the Big Eapids
district, also Eev. John F. and Mrs.
Clara Witherald, of the East Michigan
conference, will be present and assist in
conducting the meetings. Presiding Elder John Wbite and the local pastor, Eev«
A. Witham, who have in charge the preparations for the meetings, give notice that
ppsitively no gambling or huckstering of
any kind will be allowed on or around
the grounds, and extend a cordial invitation to everybody to come, pitch their
tents and enjoy this great feast of the
Lord.
Reduced rates will be given on all rail-
reads leading to Clare during the meeting. Baggage will be transported from
the depot at Clare to the camp ground,
free of charge.
Card of Thanks—I desire to express
my sincere thanks through the columns
of the Democrat to the people of Clare
for their manifest kindness and liberal
aid extended to me last week during the
death and funeral of my beloved husband. Mrs. I. D. Smith.
Babies'Lace Bonnets,'2 for 25 cents at
'.   Kirkbride's.
For one (reek we will- sell all linen %
bleached table cloth at 20 cts. per yard'.a't
S. C. Eiricbrii>e*s.
Lost—There was lost on Main street
Clare, between 5th and 6th streets, some
time ago, a ladies' pocket book, of a peculiar pattern, containing a quantity of silver, some receipts, certificates and calling
cards bearing the name of the owner, E.
S. McDermott. The pocket book is highly prized ' and a liberal reward will be
giyen for its return to the above named
person.
Alton Buruham
Bertha Feighner
Ella ^.roomfield
Dora Loomis
Eva Harris
-    Louis Wolsky
Lillie Beeoo
Laura Holbrook
Maude Melville
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See the Tarino Crepe and stripe P. IL
at . KmxBMDE's.
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The morning papers Announce ihe appointment of Hiss Delia Thompson" 'm
postmistress at Dover.
The late rains have swollen' the small
streams somewhat and it looks now as-
though lumbermen will be able to flooS
out the logs that have so long been tieel*
up.
If you want a good job of printing at reasonable rates, leave your order at the Bemo-
crat office. . Oxir facilities for doing fine work
are not excelled m Northern MeMgan,
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Wm. Argel,
James Crnckshorfc,
Waiter Dunn,
'"FJitfa Drew,
--X^atlmn'-MniC,   - . - '
Klisbtt Qougti,   • "'
Peter. McGrath,
Washington Nowlen,
Mr. Reese, -
Alfred V#rnum s' "
'     ; Mrs, Wo G. White*      ,    .
postal garbs :
L.,„C.Prescottr .'.' C. D.Elchardson^
Persons calling for any of,the above*
will please say advertised.
Mis, IVH.
•   " ..   S. Dofcy9 ■
.   ""WoL. Domholr*.
linrveSr' '£cdi's,nery $
•Frank Harps^
, . .;FrfiBk PaiTislk,,
:   T.A ^~
HIGH SCHOOL. '    .**
;  Ka'mes of pupils not absent during the*
month ending May 81,1889 *
Leslie Louch Monroe Maek.
EdhajElden
EucebaHall.
S. O. "Wood, S^aeher.
•    A Story with & G3®rala
Mary had a little lamb, its'jleee©' was
white as sno,w; ifcran awj^y one "summer-
day where lambs should never go.   Therr
Mary sat her down and tears. Btreametf'
from her eyes; she never found the little,
lamb—she did not advertise.  How Mary.
had a brother Jim, who kept a mhntry
store; he sat him down and smok$§|Viii^-
pipe, and watched the open door.'"'An'ft
as the people passed along, and did Hot
stop $o  buy, Jim still, sat down and
blinked his sleepy, sleepy, eyes.   And, so
the sheriff closed him out,- but still he
lingered-near, and Mary came to drop
with him a sympathetic tear,   "How Is-
it, sister, that the other merchants heres
s*ill all their goods and jaay their bills
and thrive from year to year."   Remember welT'her own bad luck,but the little
maid replies:   "The. other merchants- get
there, Jim, because they advertise."' 'The-
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