1889-07-05; Clare Democrat

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LAKGBST
CIECUIiATIOK.
OLABE, MIOH., JTILT 5, 1889.
THE BEST
ADVEKTISING- MEDIUM.
it IE ^> n v«t tb
7*. -Gil
iLAWYJSKS..
if?  IT. PBERyT
-L^o ATTORNEY,
sDjSSce in ne\v Hank block, .Clare,
•W ATTORWKY-AT-T.A.W.
All Business placed, with me will receive
■prompt anil, careful attention. Clara.        2a
Tu^T A. BFll'lilTT,
•VV   o A-TTOK2TEYAT JE.A.W.
Souaes and lots and vacant lots in village
*o£ Harrison, one improved farm and farming
Sands for saie or trader   Bargains on above
uproperty.   Office over X>. Lavier & Go's bank,
Habbisox. Mich.
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MEPSICIANS AID SU1MHEONS.
' H. O.ATlPENTETt., M. Ii.,
o   tEE-YSICIAIf, SUIiGEOK AM1> ACCOUCHEUR
Office and Store south of the railroad.
-Li? o    PHJSICiAK", SUEGEOJTAXP ACCOTJCHETTB
'•Graduate of the University of Michigan
JALl calls promptly attended to day or night
■(©face over the Clare County Bank.
m OOKJSmo- SHAW,
ALJ>° PHYSICIAN.
Specialty, Geiiito-TJrmary Diseases, Caik-
jmsville, Mich.
encofl p©ints.
Crops are growing finely.
"Watermelons are on the market.
July came in like a fiery furnace.
Bell Bingers Wednesday evening.
Joe. Brayman was home tlie Fourth. ^
Gov. Luce was 65 years old Tuesdays 7
Every"bod5r appeared to have a "big tinp
yeaterday.
Dr. Ash spent the Fourth with his family in Glare.
Dr. Goss. dentist, at the Alger House,
12th and 13th.
Charley Bigley was in Mt, Pleasant;
Tuesday on business.
Al. Smith has been somewhat indisposed for the past week.
M. Devereaux,  of Mt. Pleasant,  war
sosc]e:l:la.njsous.
^T\7 TV. DECKER,      -
V V   o DBAY5IAN.
All orders promptly attended. Persons wanting pine smalts or good hard-wood delivered
promptly should leave their orders with me.
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jT  31. llwLBKOOK,
A-o
J-ATNTER,
House, Sign and Cari*ia^e painting clone ir
ftke neatest style. P-.sper Hanging and Kai-
dominiugsi Specialty.   All orders preinptly
•attended to.
.   ~T E.  ANDEUSON,
<LUv TOXSOKIAI,    AttTIST.
.Us the best manipulator of ih« razor anc
shears in the vi 1 iaire. li v<li-yt liijig kopt nejv
ra-act clean. "Workmanship The host, fchoj
fSlfnaied opposite of the Exchange Hole.
<01arc. 36-fcf
T  C.   ROCKAt'JSLLOVr,
t£D o IXSIFBAXCE AGENT.
,il5tua*jf Harttord, Conn.; American Fire
cot* Phi la.; Kirwimiiis Fun a, of San Fi-an Cisco;
2Tiagria Fire, N. Y. Oiiir-e one door south oi
TTSostollico, (uu stairs} Clare. 24tf.
<3TKPiJ"EN SilELDOH.' Carpenter and
•'S3 Builder, Clave. All work guaranteedtirst
.-Glass and prices reasonable. It will pay vou
So call on me. 4-11
;<5   J. JAMISON,
S£?o SOl'ART PUBLIC.
i.D'Snveyancing    and    collections.
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<J.W.J?JittUr. . W.\t. WOLSKY,
c. u. sutherlakd, cashier.
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seen on our streets Monday.
Prof E. "D. Palmer is at present visitiiife
with his brother near Dover.
The DE3IOCKAT is one clay late this
week en account of the Fourth.
Dr. Todd and 'Dolph Lamb made a
trip to the county seat Monday.
N". Bieknell receiyed a fine new family
carriage from Detroit this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George .A. Grayes, of St.
Louis, spent the Fourth in Clare.
For a good nickle cigar try the W. A.
G., made by Kelly & Lingle, Clare.
C. W. Sterns has a good o-ft wall tent,
size 16x24, which he will sell cheap
A. Kay Canfield, editor of the Harrison
Cleaver, made us a visit this morning.
Miss Dot Aoram,' of Lapeer, Is the
guest of her brother at the Alger House.
Dan MeXisie was at Midland, Sunday,
attending the funeral of his brother's
wiif.
John Giberson was yery sick with ton-
soli tis for a few days the first of the
week, .       .
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Miss Bessie Gibersou - returned home
Tuesday from Detroit where she has
been for the past five o * six months attending a school of mus-ic,'.*
f John W. Dunlop has moved his jewelry
stock into the south*li&f£ of liis building,
^htfaowl'the drug and jewelry departments'are two sei/a-ate stores.
The base ball cranks ot Ihe yillage are
requested to meet at Mdseinan's store
nest Monday aftarnoou atl o'clock for
the purpose of orgzinlzit^ a club.
There is no better 10 t-aat cigat on the
market than the K. of 3\, manufactured
at Clare by Kelly & Linj^e. Dealers who
keep them in stock repeat large sales.
A letter addressed  *-•> Rev. Johaan
^Mtschen, Transvaal,  {*M:£h Atrica,  was.
mailed at the  Clare -p»--J office  Tuesday
morning.   It required -l"2 «ents postage.
We acknowledge the receipt of a com-
The thieves who stole A. W. Mclntyre
and M. O. Austin's horses from the pasture last Thursday night evidently became frightened and. wished1 they were
out of the muddle. The horses were
ftfund returned to the field one morning,
after an absence of about three days.
.O. H. Carpenter,, of Gaylord, is doing a
land office business in the bull frog trade,,
He recently shipped 10 dozen of the
croakers to a Saginaw dealer, receiving
f 1.50 per dozen. He also has an order
from New York parties for 1.000 dozen
and is laying for his frogship with a determination to take in $1,500 by filling
the order. Shipping frogs to Saginaw is
as paradoxical as shipping coal to New
Castle.
Master Boy Sutherland received a severe cut on the forehead Monday by be
ing hit with a board while at p'ay where
plimentary ticket to attend the second ^workmen are erecting a house on W«
annual meeting of the. ^aghjaw Drivii^&T. Elden's lots.   He was rendered r.n-
The National  Holiday,   !SS®y&<p*
propriately Observed in
this V ill lag®.
€/lar@  ISaatertalxis a Throng  ©& Visitor^
from Evart, Cadillac and.
©tli«r  IPoiwts.
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Shadbolt,    one  of Harrison's
hustling meffehants, was in Clare Wed
nesday.
[ITNIXCOSI'OKATBD.I
OLARS.
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^OBKE.sroK-DjswOK—First National* 3-JanL- ol
■""-.'-- York:   American  Kxcluinge N.-ti,loo.-i]
■OS Saginaw-.
Sioney- to Loan on improved real cstsatts al ■
■reasonable rate of interest. 4°i
Chester Chase and wife, of Mt. Pieasfi
y.nt, were among the visitors at Clare th
Fourth.
Mrs. H. M. Eo3ts, of 'Farwell, was thef
guest of Mrs. A. Beebe a-couple of -day"''
Vi>t wee\<:.
Clnb, at Union Park, July 16 to 10, incliij
sive.     .      '*      -
The Clare Lone Star Xipyal Orange
Lodge will go to Colercui next Friday,
the 12th, to participate in the celebration.
"Numerous citizens conuinplate ' going
also. ■     _ ■
The Ladies' Union will meet with Mrs.
Goodman next Friday afternoon,  July
12th, at the usual hour.   Ladies are re-
J quested to furnish a H^me 'Missionary
program.
Preaching service iiit';e M. "E. church
will be postponed next f-.fobaili Jnly 7a
The pastor will be at Slypherd assisting
in the dedication of two umv churches on
that charge.
We are in receipt o£ the premium list
ofthe 'Northern Michi);'<u': Agricultural
and Industrial Society} ^ hose sixth annual fair will be held at Cadillac*October
1st, 2nd and 3rd.
There is a movement, now on foot to
put either a coat of clay <>r a .lot ol cedar
%$rk ud the center of ut- street, as that-
road is very "heavy1'   ov i\>g to. the sand.
Irving Melsatyre  returned  to Dulutjp
Tuesday after a ten days' visit with • his
mm cSiiMltTii ■
The Mea. is a good one.
Mi*., and Mrs.'Wrm. Wols
departed today for Chic*J -p. wherejjthsy
zvUi make their homo fc: .^imo to c^pe.
The  best  wishes  of t*  A«Io circle*)pf.
friends go with them.c     1
M-T5. C.  W-  0"-r>Ci-n^lilZ-Z ^jp-'V'I  n
iOitkawiitt^aaoiiai"i/4i;rj,i'v-'jT>iiar<iIJ's m    . ...
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Bishop, pf Midland
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-!Mannfactnrer -of-
and (J31AIN TJPP.S11B,
ED), CAIPSKIN, EAi^ESS.
BELT. LACE, LISATHEB, Ssc.
EGF I always pu-y the Higfeest cash mar&et
KDriee-for hides.
\Miji kitfl Cliitt ml.3 jjtauiu.
ver on the Fourth.
Byroii Linseatsame up ir&m "Wezt Bay :
City to'play with the band a?id celebrate;
the "Fourth at Cka^e.
. Ernest IDlwood came up fe^om Flin^o
visit with friends and celebrate the gloi^
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conscious and for a time the wound bled
profusely. Dr. Maynard was summoned
and his prompt and skillful attendance
soon placed the little fellow in a comfortable condition and on the road to speedy,
recovery.
Lawrence Grathwohl, the tailor, either
lost or had stolen from him Tuesday
night a small, black cheap pocket-book
containing $44 in money. The denomination of the currency was one $10. six
$5, and two §2 bills. He would giye a
liberal reward for its return. Mr. Gratis
wohl expresses the idea, though, that
some one entered his room and stole the
money from, his pocket during the night
while he was asleep.
Last Friday was an unlucky day for C.
W. Sterns. Late in the afternoon he let
several of his livery horses out that they
might graze around the barn for a few
hours. They strayed over onto the railroad find the 6;15 passenger train killed
one of his matched grey team. Two of
his black drivers were badly crit about
the legs and breast bj^ running, into the
the barb wire fence along the track. He
probably cannot recover any. damages
from the company.
.Another new enterprise has started in
Clare this weeko .14.1s a marble works
„ -1 and is established by Mr. Charles Xelson,
steps*at the back of hse liomeand sev-eiely. Midland.
: were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Galli-1 spraining one oi  hav ankles.   She has
been confined to her bed since the accident.       ; ■ -   '  \
G. S. Chase has commenced- the -eRee*
tion of a.large addition to* his tesidesjee
on West 7th street.  He is also getting
ie tjaasatepial on the ground for a conarhO-
vus "Pourth in Clare.' ' E dions 'burn to be built on ;Ms lots facing
Mrs. James Warren was In  Midland| Wheaton avenue.
over-Sunday in attendance at the funeral}    Caanty Clerk Stone was down from the
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cif;a*Mend, Mrs. McKisic.
i .eouiityiseat Monday in attendance at the I
The Arion Swiss BellEingersare billed !|organization of  the W.E.U., of W,S,
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i^'Bjpeased ot* 'injured horses .-fe?ea.ted and*
eared ior in th'best pops:'" "
reasonable c<-)D.sideraTiun
eared ior in th' best possible mmnxer ior a!
taxe i
j3£r=,F<i.\mers!, when yov  come-to iown
yonr team to hl& stjt!>Ie to be fed. nnst- back j
.of-.Loueh*s bhioksmitk sliop, senMh of the
jUtillroud.
w&$
—and-
& /-a.-c   LOTS
.Isl-IS
%^nam
FOR SALE. *
SJOr-SKP TO RKST. Film AXD  LIFE ISrSBB-
ANC3C, (iojn'KYAKCIKG, ETC.
Over Elden's "Bazaar Store.
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'TAKIKG FPPECT DEO. 16th, 1888.
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7:20
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STATIONS.
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Ann Arbor-
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Alma
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Mt. Pleasant
CalMnsviJle
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Marion
Ar Cadillac Lv
SAfflNAW PTVISICS.
11:25
10:42
9:55
9:10
9:00
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7:33
7:27
7:04
6:48
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Monliose.
5?aymcitth.
East Saginaw.
A.M.
7:20
8:58
8:40
8:30
8:60
to-ftppear at the G-. A. E. hall, west Wed-
nesday?eveniKg-, Jiily 10th.
A. HorJiej7- Wickh*:ras of Harmon, was
one of the g'nests «t the Alger House
Wednesday and Thusroday.
Steve-and Louie Goodman came down
fr^>m CadfBacand spent the Fousith with
parents and friends in Olare.
Mi's. J j. Hardy and children, of Bald-
wfox. were the Quests ©f  her  daughter, _
"Mass. Henry Sol brook, the Fourth.
Aiolphus Hobson forwards ns funds
and s^quests -fiiie Destocr&t to be seat to*
liijoa -M Minoe^na, Oneida '-county, "Wife,
Tfee grocery "firm  of Whitney & T-at-
' Ave   dissolved   pa«rtnership.   the
former gentleman retiring from the tes-
inf-*ss.
M]*So 3>.. E. Aiward depaveed Tuesday
for Laitelaig-, whes^e herself $&d husbarjtd
will make their hGane for tbe next yearj
at lef.st
*F„ Buckley is getting the material on
_J.be around  for the erection  ©f   a  fine
M ffwellmg house on his farm iiuSneridan
township.
The superintendents oi the ps?4)r met
■At Clare. Tuesday and audited a-scoi-iuts
foir the pre ceedlng montli to the amount
of #138.61'.
/ Tom Dwyer has been m Coleman iind
7:Il^feladwin for the past week with J. C.
ISttehell, of Texas, helping to sell a drme
of mustangs.
Farmers have been doing their road
work for the past couple of weeks and
country roads are now in a much im=
proved condition.
Arthur   Boekafellow   returned   from
Albion College last Friday evening to
.- pend the summer yacation with his
ents and friends in Clare.
Doherty's Protective Hose Co," ha^|a
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Mail
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9:20
8:40
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6:32,,
5:S3B
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4:48
4:35
4:17
4:00
3:50
3:25
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P.M.
7:25
7:03
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All t?ams run daily except Sundays,
L J. PAISLEY, Gen'l Pass. Ag't.
Will Taskers igont, C!are>
f
(received new  uniforms  and  appear?
6^/Werein tor the first time on the Fourth.
On each cap is "15,J representing the
number of members.
Hancock Post.   George is an ex-soldier^
and -takes great interest  in everythiiag
p:ertaii#ng to the G. A, *E,'
Miss "Mary Matteson,who has been the
e^e5ei3t«teacher in the primary depart--
ment of the Clare school, for the past
year., de:parrt«d Tuesday ^or her home at
Grass "Lak-e. Miss Mattescn will teach at
St-jLouIs the coining yeas.
Ma*s. John Post," of (Mercian, visited
with Mends In Clare the Fourth. Mrs.
Post 5e contemplating goiag to Washington m a few'days to joisiher husband
who bas been prospecting in that sta
for the past-sis or eight weelks.
Xearily everybody in Glaa*<e&nows Jim-|
raie Faekl. He will appear with the
Arion Swiss Bell Bingers at tlie G. A. B.
hall nest Wednesday evening. The
company are wet] recommended and no
cjoubt wi51 giye a pleasing entertainment.
Tickets now om-s&le at the postofnce|
The tesa cent supper at *Bli*s.Boss'
-j^iven by thellwion, was we'll attended
and we earnestly 'request- those who were
present to c^nie again and invite your
Mends and neighbors,- and wTe will endeavor to make them pleasant socially,
and if not an elaborate-: supper, a palatable one. Mrs. Boss, Secretary.
Am exchange says: 'tfIf you want a
complimentary notice of yourself or your
businejss, or of your friends/or' if you desire a oice little obituary of your son?
your wSfe or somo other near and dear
relative or friend, come to this office and
have it 'dooe free of -charge^, but if you
have any job printing that pa3rs, send to
some other town for it."
. The school board has engaged Prof. E.
|b>. Palmer as principal cf the Clare
Schools for the coming year. \ r. Palmer
haslifld some experience jn teaching, is a
graduate of Hillsdale college and being
well and favorably known in this village
for several years" past, Ife.Ja- considered a
commendable action on the. part of the
school board in making th© selection.
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The shop is located in James
Dunwoodi-e's building on West 4th street.
A carload of the material has already
arrived. Mr. "Nelson sa3rs that he has
come to staj1* and cordially invites any
and everyone who are in need of. anything in iiistine to call and inspect his
work and get prices.
Prof. Staaley<h Wood, who has been
the efficient principal ofthe Clare schools
for the past year., departed Tuesday for
Oakland county., where he will visit with
his parents «ntil the commencement of
the school year,.when he goes to Holly as
superintendent of the public schools in
that village, Mr. Wood has made a host
of friends during his stay In Clare, who
extend to him their best wishes for his
success in his new home. The people of
Holly will find "Mr. Wood a gentleman in
-every sense of ihe word.
Another attempt to manufacture brick
is about to be made in this village. The
projectors of the. enterprise and stock-
Molders in the concern are Dr. Todd and
olph Lamb'. They have purchased fiye
lots in the Feighner addition and have
^eady received a x>art of the machinery,
which is of modern pattern, and will at
once make an experiment. The iDlant
will be located at present near Lamb's
mill, in order to be handy to steam
power ■ with which to drive the
brick machinery. The enterprise now
points to a success, as brick and tile that
were made from a quantity of the clay
forwarded to Ohio are of first-class quality. 	
A Card of Farewell.
Mr. and Mrs. Wolsky, not having been
able to bid adeiu personally to all of their
friends previous to their departure for
Chicago, take this method of bidding
them farewell, and express their regrets
at not having been able to do so in person. Mr. aki> Mes. Wm. Wolsky.
Every tiling Peace and Marm.©2a;
The Fourth day of July, 1889, -dawned?
clear and bright. As the pall of. slight?
lifted from the face of the earth, the rays"
of a bright morning sl« could be seen
rising above the horizon ancl only now
and then a small gray cloud was seen to-
dot a sky of azure hue of dim the glow«
lug rays of a .July sun. The deafening dire
of th.e roaring cannon and festive fire
cracker was sufficient evidence thai;
*vYoui)g America," as well as the older
generation, had arisen with the proverbial lark and commenced early to pluck
an occasional tail feather'from the bircB
of. liberty that they might hear the proud
bird scream. The sound of the saw and?
hammer were heard on all Ride?,' where*
finishing touches were being* given- to
decorations previously commenced, ana
uncompleted Wednesday on account of
the heavy rains.'
The exercises of the day began early.,
At promptly G o'clock the two hose companies and the G-. A. B. Post, followed by
numerous citizens, headed by the officers
of the, day and the E.of P. band, marched
to the union depot,-where alighted from
the sown hound T. & A. train, two hose
companies from Cadillac accompanied by
numerous citizens from that city as welly
as from ^Marion, Lake George, Farwell
and. other points along the line. * The
line of march was resumed and the visitors escorted to the several hotels anil.
restaurants for breakfast. . The early:
morning hours until 0 o'clock were occupied in receiving visitors and friend?,,
At the hour named the procession again
formed and marched to the depot, where?
a throng of visitors from Evart, including the ball club and band, were receiyed.
The regular train on the Branch0 arrived
about this time and "brought two woli
iiiled coaches from SIered:Jlj, Rhrhon •
Hat'
the Dull grotim iiuti'wfinest 1 n «Afi.;.aa
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WoSsky's Special Announcement.
Arthur Bendetson will hereafter manage my business in Clare and attend to
the want? of my many customers. During my residence in Chicago I will attend
to the buying; being in the market every
day it will enabl*1 me to procure bargains
that I never could before; thereby the
people of this vicinity will be able to buy
their goods at my store for a great deal
less than they have ever done before.
Thanking-my customers for past favors
and trusting they will extend the same
hearty support to Mr. Bendetson, with
kind wishes to all, I 'remain,
Tours Truly,
Wm. Wolsky.
tweenthe '•C.Ii.JS.** club and a picked-.
nine, the Shepherd team failing to appear. The game resulted in favor of the*
liC. i'L S." at a score of 21 to 1.
After dinner, which all were ready for/
preparations were made to entertain the
street game?.   The Marshal of the day
made the announcement, and after re
peated attempts to get a crowd together
and find contestants' for  the..numerous*
liberal prizes, gave up  in   disgust,  and:
announced the hose contest between the-*
Cadillac and Clare teams.   The Cadillac;
made the first run, distance 40 rods, lay-
.ina* 200 feet of 'hope, time 43% seconds.,
The Clare boys covered the ground in a
trifle less time,   but  lost in making the-
coupling, time.53 seconds.   The prize of
$50 was-awarded to Cadillac.
o
At 3 o-clock the crowd again adjottrnecl
to the beautiful-'-grounds ;pf-the Clare
Base Ball Company, where \vas wi finessed an interesting, nine-innfiigs' game
between Evart and. -Clare, for a purse oi
•$25, tbe former winning by a score of {?.'
to 4. The Clare boj-s played a splendid
gamgaf ter tbe first inning, when Evart
secured 5 of their 9 scores. It was the
first time the Clare boys had played or
practiced together this season, and
showed that tl^ey are eapable of playing
a fine game if practiced.
The closing feature of the day, the'display of :fire»works, was?- commenced at
about 8  o'clock, and for more than an
hour the enthusiastic crowd was entertained  by   a   brilliant    display,  which
gave unbounded satisfaction and delight.
The arrangements were such as to insure
absolute safetv. and the dangerous playthings were in charge of men  of experience and sound judgment.   Many of the
pieces were  marvels of pyrotechnic art
and included  many rare'and  new de~ •
signs-
There seemed to be but one desire oil
the part of all, and that was to celebnite
and enjoy the 113 anniversary of the declaration of'independence iii a manner
fitting to the occasion;   and it was done
in grand style.   In general,  every tiling
was orderly and few cases of intoxication,  or  disorderly  conduct,  were  re=
ported.   The village was crowded, the
estimated number  of  visitors is placet])
at upwards of 5.000.   The ofiicers of the
day, and the committees  who  had  tho
arrangements  in   hand   deserve much
•credit-.
The crowds from Evart and Cndillao
are a gentlemanly and ladvlike lot of
people and Clare will he proud when she-
can meet the citizens of the two towns iu
joint convention to celebrate the Fourth
of July, or any other occasion of merry
making.
E Plnrihxis wmm.
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