1889-06-21; Clare Democrat

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<Dinca in new Uank "block, Clare,
Frequent rains4
Pleasant weather of late.
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All Bushiest placed, -with me will receive
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WA. BTfERITT,
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Hotiaes and lots aad vacant lota in village
■of Harrison, one improved larm ancl faa-samg-
Mnds for saje or trade.. Bargains, on above
property.   Office over Ii. Lavier & Co'».l>ank,
Hasbison. Mich. -   '
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OfSce and Store south of tho railroad.   •'
TO*  J.TOJ>D, M. D.,
Ji: o    PHVSICIAN, SURGEON AND ACCOIKSEint
Graduate of the University of Mielrigan-
All calls Di'O-mptly attended to day or night
Office over tlie Clare Country- Banik.   ,
BOOIfeNIHG SHAW,
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Specialty, Genito-Urinary Diseases, Calk-
■jbasville, Mich.
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_ All orders promptly attended. Persons-want-
Celebrate the Fourth in -Cl^re.
Only one week more of school.
1'   C. W. Fcrrj, Fanvell,- Tuesday.    *
!    J". D. Clark was at Evart Monday.
* See Moseman's new advertisement
Uf ops- are growing finely—never better,
John FioiMing?o£. Flint, in town Tues»
day.
S-. C. Zeiter,  of Loomis,  was in town
yesterday,
Mrs. Dr. Lansing has been very ill, but
is convalescent. - %
Landlord I.L. JacliSon,oi Loomis,.wa^
ie town "Wednesday.
Mr. Peterson, the tailor, made a trip to
Big Eapids Tuesday.
Pratt & Kennedy's livery barn is now
adorned with a new sign.
•Dr. Taylor, oi Loomis, made a professional visit to Clare Wednesday.
Mrs. H. L. Ash  and  Mrs*. Jas.  Boyd
visited in Mt. Pleasant yesterday,
Al. Louch'svvagon and carriage repos-
tory is receiving a coat of paint.
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fwlko forQaer?3".re3.U''v
^''AntOJi tills |
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Last winter the hoard of super visors j
5T)a said that
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-->H^vhiasew!nv;  a^itea thr.t the countv^rni, located a? |<"0J«pany  are prvm™?.  ^ V-tt  hi  ^
r. viiin^d ISrown,  it now is in the vicinity of Clare, wasted j -^tnc light pfcuil at their roll! lis tho
ang pine spalts or good hardwood delivered J»      " "    .
promptly should leave their orders with mS^J/t    Doherty *s warehouse, near the railroad
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Horfse, Sign and CaiTiage painting done In
^he neatest style. Paper Hanging and Kol-
^omininga Specialty. All orders pr©n>pt]y
attended to. - ■      s^i
E, AKJDERSON,
o xonsoeiatj auttst.
Xs the best manipulator of tbe razor ancl
sliears in the village. Every tiring kept n ea"
°fvtid clean. Worlcmansha-D the "best. SI103
situated opposite of. the Exchange 1-1 ole.
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INSTTKAKCFv AGENT
iSTEPIIEN SHEL1KWS, Carpenter and
%3 Sxulclsr, Clare. All wort guaranteed first-
ceiass and prices reasonable'.. It will pay yon
to call on JA&, 4-tf
tQi  J.JjtfSUSOJN;
A3o-nveyancing   and    collections.
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Loomis,
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^«ls receiving the finishing* touches.
The Flint & Pere. Marquette par car
distributed its lucre here Tuesday.
\f Thursday, July 4th, will be a big day
a&Clare this.year.   Come and see us.
Irving Molntyre, - of Dujuth, Minn., is
visiting his parents in Clare this week.
The Ladies' Union will  meet at Mrs.
Mrs, Sutherland's next Friday afternoon.
Street Commissioner Jackson has done
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c. h. suTHsaUfA-jro, cashier. ■#
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,j. oi Saginaw. „ " -. - •
2&on6yTd Loan on iinproved real estate at
treasonable rate of interest. 4P-
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Attorney Green, of Harrison, was attending Justice Fine's court* iii Clare,
Wednesdaj'. • ■ y
ADw T» H. - Majnard and son, Albert,
were at Toledo, Tuesday and Wednesday
or> business.
H. A. Abram, landlord  at  the  Alger
I-Iouse, visited at his old home iu Lajjeer
' [over Sunday.
The Fourth of July is less than two
we^" distant. Make,. Erspara.tioiis . to
come to.,CJare- -,  --.
■y A. J. Doherty is building' another tenement house on ;th street, near Warren
£keTier,s residence.
David and John *Roorison were atSfst
Saginaw over Sunday to attend the funeral of a relative.
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T&'&X-fOid GRASS UPPEBS,
K>SG)r CALFSKIN, HASNERS.
-' BELT, LACS, LEATHER, Etc.
Z^S* t a'JwPvys pay the Highest-cash market
price for hides.  •
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WM. PARBISH, Proprietor.
Several Clareitos intend taking in the
excursion and Forepaugh's circus at East
Saginaw tomorrow.
S. C. Zeiter and S. J. Jamison, of
Loomis. attended J. O. O. F. lodge in
Chi re Monday evening.
John KuiSier'has comraencec? the erec-
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JESy^Olacapoat Plac« in ToVn.^w
X®a"Disoased or hrj-ured horse? treated and
, caret t ior in the. best x*ossible manner' for a
.reasonable consideration.
J£s3^]!?arffiftTs, when you eorae to town talce
yonr teaanto his stable to be fed. just back
sftfLoueh's blaek&mith shop, -south 01 the
saflroad.
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FOR SALE.
SOUSES TO RENT. FIRE AND  LIFE IK
ANC2-:, C02JVEYAXCIXG. ETC.
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fc^on of a commodious work shoo on his
lots on East 7th street.
Jacob Mason has been insouth of Lake
Station during the week scaling lumber
for John Horning, of Flint.
MrsyEL Johnson was at Eyart Tuesday, where she is haviiig her little daughter treated for rheuhititism*
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Married, at tbe'M. E. parsonage, JPinck-
ney, June 4th\%rs. H. L. Wait/of Keese,
and Win. A. Parsons, of Munith.
Mrs. T. P. Horning. Mrs. Chester Cll'qse
and Miss Cla-ra Wheaton, of Mt.Pleas«S
visited in Clare Tuesday and Wednes<^fy.
VYra. Parrish was in the southern part
of thestate this week, where he purchased
three rriore houses for his livery busiiiess.
One and one-third fare on the "E^. h P.
,M. and T. & A. A. railroads on account
otHhe Free Methodist camp meeting at
' Wm. 3bs-.vell, ihj; phoi'Ogi'apfcey," returned home >\rp.clnc5rhy after an ahssnee
of several' Wvck« **:. v, stewing tor.?
through the-nortaer:» p?;rt ofthe state.
The. King's BatiglV'ei^ ^rlll'meet at the
home of Mrs. <7ai$es A. Converse next
Wednesday afternoon. Supper will be
served by Mrs. Turbush and Mrs. Clute.
The sixth ^nmaal'^fiion -o& the -sold-'
iers' and sailors' asst >'ation of northwest
Michigan will be be.:i*«-.t Eeed City, July'
1st, 2nd, and 3rd. B^f fare on all rail-:
roads.
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^Mrs. H. ?T. Goodea^v departed yesterday for Batayia. 17- Y., to attend the funeral of .her father; Chas. M. Hoyt. ^Ie
was 91  yeais-of-.:afjfe at the time of
death. '•■'"-    '    ..)■        . f
The Juyeinile Templars will hiive an ijee
cream social 111 their fiall, Tuesday. June
25, for the purpose ^oi buying regalias
and badges. Everybody come anid help
the little ones.
Carpenters are atsVoijk erecting a commodious grand stand«b the ball ground:
the diamond has been Ijiid and teams are
hauling clay for the li/iss. Tbe ground
is being put in excelled condition.
Mr. and Mrs. Scott_3i*vey, of Wheeler,
Gratiot coiinty, arrivof in Olare Monday
on a protracted visit. ;,They are at present visiting witlLMrA "Ervey's parents,
Mr. and Mrs". Jffifjs KTlcpatrick, in Vernon. "X     !
L. C. Bishop passed through Clare
Tuesday morning on jris way home to
Midland, having been ilerldng- on the, F.
& P. M. line of stcamci? between Ludington and Milwaukee fop'm past couple of
weeks.  ,,     - .- j. ,
Sam Congdon, a fonjier landlord of the
Alger House, Clare, w*jo is now running
a saloon and restaurant in Detroit, has
been sued by his wife^fnggi?, for a bill
of divorce, charging jer husband with
drinking up all his n^yy and also with
abasing her. .  ?
James Boyd rcceivtl a telegram stating that his little brcii^r. Eobbit\who
visited iu Clare^last&inter, is lying at
the point of ilea!:;-, v'i^-u^j^^thMi^L-
thoiowSs, nG-^'i^^taiji^W-CTJii
for Ontario. -. :      ■       •
There are'no i*1*"^* st Mt. Pleasant
where}k^.iopjX^oM pfrilyand whenever
anyone ^arrested ff drunkenness he
swetv'AhPJ: he proeu^l his beavrrage at
Clare. 5Tis aljttle tLivh, but'we suppose Clare will have p stand it if 31U
Pleasant can. [j
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C.H. ClaTk,.book^eper in the bank,
departed Saturday f(ta v''sJfc of a weelc
or ten days with f riefia and relatives in
the vicinity of Bailand Lansing. His \
wife and children, w}. haye been visits
ing there for four oifve weeks, will accompany him home. .
Miss Mary Eron#fehO\ has been the
guest of Mrs^^^'hiip. in Clare, for the
past six or eight w^s, ie turned Wednesday to her home-fe Boohester, "K". 15
Mrs, Horning and cfdreii accompanied
her, wher^he will pife with her parents'
for the next eouplefE^months*
fariromthe center of the county and  north part os the county, i^oa^
-that a change must he made.   Therefore  *>y getting.somewhat cil^ed.
Gladwin lieeord:   "Bently & Co.? who
they ordered that the present site be ad-
■p
end the commissioners of the poor met at
Harrison Monday and decided upon a location, purchasing a 50 acre stump patch
just outside the corporation limits of the
county seat; consideration, §800, There
is a good house on the place-and taking
everything into consideration tbe property was purchased cheap enough.
• The Free Methodist camp meeting
which is being held in a beautiful grove
on the county farm about one mile northeast of Clare, appears to be a grand suc-
ess as far as number is oon'Cei'nec"!. Hear-
thirty tents are pitched'oh-the ground
and each one is filled- to its utmost capacity. Large numbers from the surrounding country are in attendance daily and
much interest is manifested. A large
crowd is expected on -the grounds -Sun-
day. Eey. Gt. H. Asjnew, late of Inhaui-
foane', East Africa, will' deliver a lecture
on African Missions on the camp ground
Sunday afternoon at ^.o'clock, The lecture will be illustrated by African curiosities, including piano, spears, dress, etc.
Go and hear him.
Died, at the home of her daughter Mrs.
J. W« Olds, on West' Seventh street, Saturday afternoon at 3 o'clock, June 15th,
Mrs. Jane Hicks.  The deceased J was bom
j December 24,1819, in the city of Purth,
Ont. She was married in 1838 to Matthew Pawson. One daughter was born
to them. Mr. Dawson died at Sombra,
Ont., ih September, 1844. She remained
a widofr; until May 11, ■ 1846, whenphe
was married to Peter Hicks. In 1S4S
they moved, to St. Clair,Mich., where
they lived until 1855, when they returned
to Canada. Mr. Hicks was ordained a
minister in the M. E. church in H3G&   In
11?C4 they again returned to Michigan.
Mr. Hicks died March 14, 1881, since
which, time Mrs. Hicks has made her
home with her daughter. She was converted when 9 years of a^e, and has lHred
a-.consistent christian life up to the time
'jgfher deatiy ■ Qhe-has been the mother
*'tf et^I'Vy'lilSViivji, four'girls nivl";f:ov,r
j?oytf. Thx-y^f: J^«^^*'^,£a;d_.cL»« --oy 4
arc.still living. Mi\<yHicks made a wide'
circle of friends during her residence in
Olare, all of whom are deeply pained at
her death. The funeral services were
hekLat the M. E. church Tuesday afternoon at 2 o'clock, "Rev. C. W.'Smith officiating. "The remains were interred in
Cherry Grove cemetery„
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For 30 day Jackson and Favorite
Health Corset Waist. So cents, at Giber-
son's.
to the Johnstown sufferers.
A won>an"s relieflrps of W. S. "ETatfiJ/ The Lansing Lumber Company is op-
cock Post; So. -'3S9j6- A, B.,  of  CIare^elating three mills in Clare county.
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Hon.F.L. Post;: of Midland, and Mrs.
John Post, of Coleman, were guests of
^r. and Mrs. A. J. Doherty in Clare yesterday.
Word was received this- morning to the
effect that Olare can-be assured of the
Cadillac base ball team to play here ou
the Fomth.
/\)ne of the features at Clare on the
fourth will be an exciting hose race be-
tv^en Evart, Cadillac, Lake City and
Clare teams.
We desire to call the attention of the
lady readers of.the Democrat to the an-
nounepment made in another column by
S.O.'Kirkhrhte.
CS. Chase went to Alma last Saturday, where" be purchased a fine gray
horse.   He   now has '&
heaiitifni'to^ffij}
will be organized J o^cIock p. m., Mon#
day, July 1st. Ii|Hatio^ services will
► held.at the Phjhall in the evening,
free to all who dep ^0 witness the ceremonies. -: A cord} invitation is extended.      . .-' '..::.-.;| ■ j. 9 •
In Justice l?fc |b*urt on Monday a
jury awarded A "ffcm of Whitney .&
Tatman a jndgj|t: of about ^§0 against
C. IL O'Donahflt ^appeal s that Mr.
O'Donnell had |u in the habit at diver
times of givingper.-' to W.'G. Olds, the
Sheridan nnll jm, to go there and get
o-roceries; thatids had traded to the,
amount of abofco which ODonald says
that be did nowe orders for nor agree
to become respite The case will be
taken to the cijit court. W. A.Burritt
appears for thfefendant and John Oib-
ersou for thc|nt4lTs.
A cordial iijitioit Is extended to the
people of Harln and vicinity to celebrate at Clare 1he 4th of July, with a
positive, guaijee that they will not be
asked to eoutWe anything toward de-
frayingthe fi^esof the day. Clare
is no dn^bml0"^^ tt&6 hns to beg con-
tributioiis L#5r neighbors' in order to
raisfl enona:li)«ey:;i*o carry on a cele-
C-4 flown* to   Oh
Sleighborhcod Mews.
Midland will celebrate.
W. W. Steele is operating one camp in
Gladwin County, „
. H. H. Graves,  of  Mt.  Pleasant, will
orate at Mai;ion, July 4th.
Editor "Roys has assumed the position
p6s tmaster at Eai* well.
The W,B. C, of Mt. Pleasant, sent $fi«
Hackley <& Hume, of Muskegon, are
operating two camps near Meredith.
Frank Whitemore's two mills at Mere-
dith'are averaging 82,000 shingles daily.
Fred Doughty, a former Mt. Pleasant
boy, lost everything in the great Seattle,
fire. '' \ v;
The boom company has temporarily
suspended operations by reason of high
water.
C. L. Mable's shingle mill at Meredith
is running steadily, cutting 25,000 shin;
gies daily.     *•*
Dr. MeKinzie will leave Coleman about
July 1 for Oregon on a prospecting toifr,
and probably locate there.
The editor of the Coleman Independent, j
has taken a partner, in the person of Miss
Bessie Classe, of Midland.
The A, W. Wright Lumber Company
is building five miles of logging road in
Gladwin county, extending their present
system.
Herhison &■ Black have their saw mil]
|-near  Meredith  running,   and   Alton &
Mable at Houghton Lake are about ready (
for business with their shingle mill.
tracts of land in Gladwin county, ancd
will erect a sawmill thereon, whieh their
expect to have running in B0 days.
. J, Pickering,.:a,, section . hand en the
Flint & Pere llarqgette railroad at Far-
well, fell from a;hand car while running
at a high rate of speed Saturday morning,
and fractured his skull and" leg," the cap
passing .over" him.'- He will recover.
J. W.. Brown & .{do. have jus^stai'ted up
a new machine shoo and foun-ii'ry at Par-
well', which did its-first w&i'lc.vlsist' week. '
The .firm .intend doing all kin^' of work^
making, a specialty of Bpowh's. patent
weighing truck, a device for handling ancl
weighing"good* at the same time.
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From the Cleaver:
The Fire Dep't is purchasing new aad-
costly uniforms.
The hum of th* saw mill is again hoard*
It started up oh Tnesdaj'* nsorniag.
. F. B. and C. S. Wilson left Wednesdayfc
on a prospecting tour through Washing*
toil State.
The Lansing Lumber Co. shut cIowjl*
their camps near Hatton last Saturday.
Prof. Cornell and daughter will  visiii •
*K"ew York at the close of the school.
S. M.  Armstrong has been elected, a.
member of the school board to iiil vacanThe combination band saw for tbe L,
L. Co, has arrived and. will be in running
order in 3 weeks.
Eider "Buttelrnan went down to Clare
to lecture on Tuesday evening, bu? he
didiftjecture, for there wasn't .a ''Corporal's Guard" out ro hear him..
tTighf watch Deremer was assaulred 01s
Saturclay night by two ruffians. He was
severely choked, and when trying to take
one, was struck on the head with a stone,
knocking him senseless. £*fherifi Doty
captured one, named • Miller, that night-
nine miles north of town. He had his
trial Wednesday,, and was found guilty
and sentenced to 90 days, at tlio Svt^^t
...W, IL fi\l\ A.t:;*..v. y...-r: ;.., <X7i
the'three lots iiximedhii'ejy warn ri: ':!v:
postoiTtce, and wili remove thft zrrzzk
bni3d!ngthere£Tom'. A cellar will be (inz
imd wall ejected, t^pon which Ihri;* Z'Al.a?
store will be inoyed. The^^ will i;I:f j
move up ona ofthe buildings *5*h1ch
stands back cf their present site, em2im£
in front thereof a store 22x30, This wil£
give them a monster, double ptore. The-
u^iper rooms,will be fmLhed into oiSces„
Contractors are f-xpected here daily to
whom the job cf moving the building,
will be let.
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Oificers «,iid IiIeKal>erf3 3£«et at CiasrleToIx.
EiasfWeelc iA Amsital Hessian..
The annual session of the Grand Lodgft
of the United States, L. O. L.. began, at
Lewis' Opera house, in flic yillage Of
Charlevoix, last week Tuesday, There*
were 95 delegates in attendance.
^ Upon calling the meeting to order, "EL
H. Green delivered the address of wet-
come, which was ably responded to by
Grand Master Milligan.
The business of the organization being-
secret, no mention can be made of it, except to   give  the names  of the officers
elected for the ensuing year, which ap-
I pear in the Charlevoix Journal ss follows r"
M. W. &. M.—Henry Eobinson, ol Pennsylvania.
D. G. M.—"W. J. H. Traynor, of Michigan.
G. Chaplain—Stewart Gamble, "of Minnesota.
G. Seceetast—G-eroid. Ballantine, of Penn-
sylva ilia.
G-. T'beasijree—James 11. Irons, of Pennsylvania.-.
G. Lectubee—"Wm. Gillen, of Pennsylvania.
ID. of C—John Turkington. of Massachusetts.
D. G. S—Kobt. G. Paden. of Pennsylvania.
D. G. T—J, W. Smith, of Michigan.
1st D. G. CnAPLAGr—Jas. MeKelvey. of Delaware. --
2d D. G. Chaplain—Bobt. Johnstone, of
Michigan.
Tylee—"W-m. MeClarrin, cf Pennsylvania.
Tbttbtee—W. J. Lees, of Pennsylvania.
Deputy Geand Lectubeep—W. J. Kri& for
Pennsylvania: B. O. Knoxt'orMassaphupe+ts;
H. Erase for Illinois.; "D. Townsend for Ohio;
Benj. Itunningforlliehigan; Eobert E. Gray
for Iowa.
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to Mp^z "lively Amerle-int    A citizen of Wise township, Isabella{S«"ar T-otTge, of Clare, were Win.Chard:
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ionnty. was nearly  frightened to death
jv a large bea1* the other evening.   Bruin
"%- After the close of business .Wednesday
evening, a reception and ball in hx-sor of
the Order was given at the Lewis opera
house, tho festivities continuing till after
midnight. During the evening addressss-
and responses were made b.y citizens and
representatives of the order,
'j'he delegates in attendance fromLono
and J. "\V. Smith.
For
well«roated.and flue driver^. ■ } _^ ^&tAe fed by her 6wn j
-sn .r -p..qrt eji\s thet hehas- s piece 01  tv-'^1* 1- , ;. „
^    S. *j. i*.uwa».s» *•«*--.:*-«      _   i , -^p. r»t.p?bi!fHiSU-h'!g a scream of
j corn that has fccea frosen to ^^rouuu  ,^.. ,. ^ .^y    ■ ^ u^a ^ a     #. ^ f   «iwatTO^ m the forests this sea- J Health Coi*et Walrf, Sg cen'w'; al Cil
feeven times,but ^ 1, ^ ^a^"~   ^ -   ,   l^ ^m aw;1}% /       *
days   Jaok^tn   and   Fav-'-'Il^
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