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/HI  W. PEIUtY,' '
■M^c      ■ ATTOTIKET,
OSee in new Hank block, Clare,
!J%5-M?f J Points..
See what Kirkbride advertises. -.'
Concert next Tuesday evening.
Mosquitoes are a plentiful crop.
Berrying parties are now in order.
Farmers have commenced haying.
TfOHN cjiBEitsoN, Wanted—A liew opera house at Clare..
■QP * ATTOU2TEY-AT-I.A"Vr. i
.allBusiness placed with me will receive/!   Ihe receipts of the Base Ball company
rpsompt and careful attention. Claro.        ^y ^n the 4th. Was §60t
J. Schilling: made a journey to Clintons mill Tuesday.
James Seger and wife, of Marion, were
in Clare the Fourth.
Mr. M.  Devereaux,   of Mt. PleasasjJ
"T\lAr  A.BTJ3UIITT, -V
illV   o ATTORSET AT I.AW.'
Houaes ana lots and. vaean r lots in village
-fioSHarrison, ono improved farm and fanning
'Dands for sale or trade    Bargains <*n above
Hsroperty.   Office over I>. Lavier & (V"s bank,
Habeison. Mioh.
PHYSIO J ASS ANJD SUIiXHSO&$.
IT H. CARPENTER, M. D.,..        'V'
QD a    PHl'SICaAiT, SU1MJEON AXB ACOpUCHEUB
Office and Store south of 1h$ railroad.
ii,.f J. TODD, M.'D.,     ,-^^yyj-v   -
.LA o    I'HT&ICIA.Nj t>i:-l{GEO*Si>>"1> ACCOUCHEUR
'Graduate ofthe University of Michigan
QAxcalls promptly attended to day or niglit
CDBace overt he Llare County liunk.
■m eui^rso shaw,
AS3 * pjitsiciak.
t>pe<?ifi!;y. G-onito-Uriaary Diseases, Caik-
"ansvill
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JtOSGEIXAIS'Sf.OUS.
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All order? promptly attended. Persons want-
3aj-f pine si-ahs or good hardwood delivered
-5«x>»mHHv j-bonM lenve their orders with ia^ Dr. Maynard wastry ill Monday and
was in Clare, Tuesday. "
A. J. Doherty went to East Saginaw
last evening on business.
A new sidewalk in front of Jas. Dun-
woodie's property on Sth street.
"Wm. Munns moved liis family Tuesday
into his house on West 3rd street.
G. TV. Sterns has a good 5 ft wall tent,
size 16x24, which he will-'sell cheap.
If you want the news take the Pesio-
chat. " "Now is the time to subscribe.
' Business has been rushing at the Democrat office for the past couple of weeks.
Dr. Florentine, vt hast Saginaw, who
has been to Eury ■ iaking a special
course of studies -<'!* <i-seases of women
and surgery, has ro 11 ir j ;Q'd home.
Although there _ rote considerable Interest manifest iii'thi* yillage over the
Sullivan-Kilrain ;LrJJ!'f there was no
great amount of wzaza changed hands.
Charles IL Adaus v. >-2 -Iiudington, and
Miss Mabel A. Y&vjXj of Vernon township, were married Tuesday .at the F. M.
The C. IT. & S. road now has- a train
leaving Toledo at 4 o'clock,p.m.,for
Cincinnati and the South. The 6:15 a-
m. train leaving Clare making good connections; also the 4 o'clock p. m.-train
makes connections with the C. H. &S.
train leaving Toledo at midnight.
"Wm. Taskeb.
The next time there is a game at the
ball park the management ought to find a
method of putting a quietus on some of
parsonage; Rey. JoUi White, officiating.pthose, who  are  so loud-mouthed  in the
Hose Company !V*. 3 has put in^^g^d stand.   The proceedings of yester
appearance.     'Ti«?   • omposed  of  bo3rf"~"t
Ranging from 6 to 1° j^ars  of  age,  an/;/
k they   are out for practice nearly eyei/y
evening.
James Boyd returrftd Tuesday after an
absence of about tv* -> weeks in Canada,
in attendance at thei^toeral of his brother. Byron Boyd, conductor on the
Branch, returned the f-rat of last week.
The bill amending t'ho marriage license
law so as to apply to;r;on-resident8 of the
TOT II. HGLIHlOOIv,
jlAo TAIXTEE,
House,Sign a>aG. Cavtiixgepatnting- cloneir.
a![:e neatest jslyio. I'.iper Hanging and Ka"1-
'.3ontinlnf?a Specialty. All orders pr^niptiy
iCtSiended to.
tT E.  ASDEHSOJf,
Z& a 'I'ONSonrAfi   ARTIST.
Ss she best nuinipuJaK^r of tlie razor anc
fshc&rs in trie vi!la^e. j-Jvi-rythraj*: kept uea'
Si-id clean. Workmanship""t.J.o V>est. SIujj
slinsueu bppubite oi* tii« .iixciianye ifote.
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€UJ o JXMTItAXCK AGrE>TT. «
jirKt-na of ITarlfo-d, C-onn.; AmrrJean-IFife
■3>f Vhn&z, Mi-i-Hians Fnua, of <3*m Franefe<.-o;
sSiagriaFirW. S. Y. <.>iiiee one <ltjor south oi
Titosvoffic1, (i:» stair.-) Citu-e. 2«lf. .
Tuesday, but is able;,to be around again.
'Miss Lottie Seath, of Evart.is tim«;uest
of her brother, Tiiomas, in Clare this
week.
The annual meeting of the Clare Base
Ball company will be held Wednesday,
July 24.. . " .
Jacob Mason has been at Sears   this
ys^veek, sealing* and shipping lumber for
6
fOTJBPHSN .STIKLUoy. (-arpeuter and
SO JBnildev, Clar«\ All ^vorkgotM'Hineed'Rrst-
iBlassand j:-ieo.<> reasonable. ' it wili pay yon
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<0   J.JAALISCN,
iV/o' SOTA-KY PinJT.IC.
^Sonv-c-yaneinif   and    collections.
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Loamas.
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M.riiutn'. •       wn. wolsky.
c. n. suTHEnLAXD, cashier.
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John lIornioA!,".
license in the county -.rliere the ceremony
is to be performed,. 1 .is -become a law.
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George Glbsser, th '■ cutter at Chase's
meat market, slipped apd fell last week
while ])iittiiig som tee in the box,
wrenching his back :"ybadly that he was
(ioiitined lo his bed iVr more than a week.
One ofthe larger;*-its glass windows
in Ed. Whitens store *.vaa broken Tuesd
by some boys who t. % vs'playing ball up
on the street.   JohnM^ Mason threw th#
ball that did the tia;si4;e.   The glass is
insured. . r
\"Iay was not only a disgrace for those at
home, but an insult to the yisitors from'
Midland. Outside of the disgusting
wrangling, the game was q^ite interesting.
The Clio Star says that farmers are
divided in their opinions as to the grain
louse or midge working injury to the
wheat and other grain crops. Some say
that the insect settles at the base of the
kernel and saps the life out of it. and the
it
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^okb-Rssfoin'Dkkck—First- National PsvnU^';
k:> a m ?Kr^th8 home of Uv- *l
iUf'-Hi-ld yn 'nun last ilonday mc
i-i3\r I'oi'k:   AiiM'.iicstn   Exclmn^-o Jia-tiona/,
/-/hhSc of Detroit, a-niL CitiK<«i>; NiiiionailJank
•Xiica-ay to Loan on improved real,e&t^te al
s
asonable rate of iutereRt.
"4J3LXTJS SlOSEforiC^wX'T^T.
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VHAK and GEAES UPPElltt,
EH), CALFSKIN*. HASSF.SS.
BELT. LAOE, LEikfTHSE, Earc.
•~jzzr? t Hlways pay ihe Highest; cash asswilcet
rgrleo for hides.
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WM. rAJtBJSB", PropriAtor.
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^^CSieapent I "lace ua Tuavn.^yf'       //
£3S*Diseased or injured horses treated ai>c('
«aredf<rin th* best possible manner for a:
•reasonahle eousideratiou.
X^-^ariiKTi;,vahenyon come to town take;
yoTirtfauitoiiis stable to beicxl.- just b^vek;
ofLoneh's blaci:smith shop, soMth of the-;
ssulroad.
the   line <*f  fresh  or salt meats,got
Welch's u.KU*ket.
Charles Bigley was In Bay City, Monday and Tuesdayy on business connected
with the IiicEvvan estate.
Feighner Bros, are abotit to op^i up a
new meat market. It will be located in
the Opera House 'building
A little daughter put .iji its a-^earanee
and 3'Irs. Jam-es Tat
y
W. PL Elden's fine new residence, on
East oth -street, is towering* skyward, the
'nvork being pushed rapidly.
Tl.-IBi >ios<\roa'iV. f)te,.elotJiiej*..ga7e J?|i fa
'^ach.-of the hose companies f or^their se*r-
vi^es at 'the lire last Monday.      -   ■
The Ladies' Union will meet wdth Mrs.
Cooley next Friday afternoon. A ten
cent supper will be furnished.
Thei'© will be a meeting of 'the Women^ "Belief Corps at the Tost -hall next-
Wednesday afternoon at 2•o'elOtHc.
John Ij. Hiehie awfi Miss Lazelle Fink,
both -ot Sears, were married >at the
Alger ""Efonse, July 3m1, by Squire grine.
All persons that, are-owing the -©itaio-
crat on-subscription or other aeeount
must jmi^e preparations to settle «ronce.
?   It wtvs«scepsivoly w#rm Monday and
-.**^nJ7 Tuesday., font a refreshing and  weleome
&££>y   .        y   ,   . . "       ■ .'
state,   and compel    h^n to .proenre a  effect will be to greatly shrink the grain.
Others say that while the pest is numerous on the heads* the grain has so. far ad-
yanced that it will not suffer material injury. ;■■■;.
Last Tuesday evening Wm. G-lherhon
was out driving his fine matched team of
mustangs, haying in the carriage with
,him little Ethel Elden and his daughter,
Florence, when the horses became im-
.anagable and started for a riih down
Main street. The little girls wore thrown
out, but escaped without injnry. Tlie
team whs stopped just as they were,
crossing the railroad. The only damage
was a badly broken buggy.
An exchange suggests the following
remedy for expelling musauitoes.from
Miss"Sihmie Doheiy departed yester-
tday afternoon for hc*r *iome in USew York
For a good steak, roa^t or ^7tfitog^|St!lte> afIer a visit ( t yb0llfc a ye^r  in
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Michigan,   Miss
friends da-iring her si.
grot her depa rture.
The Dorcas Society
meeting* at the home ■
r;ty  made   many
" hi Clare. Who re-
■TJll'liold their next
I jJxs. A. Beebe, on
the "south, side, nest Tuesday afternoon.
Aii excellent supper,v,h*I be.-seryed in fhe,
evening at usual_ hours.. Eyerybody invited. Mes« C.;.-. Whitxey, Sec.
Miss  Lizzie   and   filbert Taylor,   of'
Owosso, have been v*'*ting* their little
•cousins, Aggie am'i'I'Ynirk Walsh,in Qhi^e
this week.'   They k\-111 tr- to Mt. Pi^^an*
tomorrow and rem:j'^i |T3i-®anday, w^|
will neeo;^ppy*-y^j:
Married, at'th^ IeHL ":>-
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tl^.er honi;J.
swng»yggtf%.
Jfe^l Stsit^jte
-and—
^{iin cooled the atmosphere on Wed'ae;
•day.
Some ofthe people who attended't>)e
ball game yesterday ouglat to feel aJBktie
ashamed oi their conduct to ward the vis
itors.
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C-eorge "Wl Smith came aip from Col-
.Hinbiaville Tiiesday' to lo<?vk after the :ki-
«jrance on hk, house, which was burned
Monday.
Mr. Owen Sbadbolt and Miss Jennie j
It
Ltivigne, b«>t"k«of Harrison, were united;
In marriage   feast Saturday evening, the|;friends.
6th inst. '
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^"^^s Coleman this morning  to  attend the
celebration.
W. A. Binritt an'* daughter. Miss Eva.
were in Clare Monday afternoon on their
way home to Harrison. They had been
up at Hersey'..-'
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Chase went to Alma
last evening, where Mrs. Chase wili remain for a week or ten da3*s to receive
medical treatment.
C. L. "Whitney probably  has the best
garden there  is in the village.   lie en-
Jiff^t^yed a dinner of  new potatoes   taken
rhPrefrora -'lasi Sundav.
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' Tho color of the 2-cent postage stamp
will .bechanged from green to either carmine or meta'lic red, it will, also be reduced one third in size. ■'. y-
rA? Mr. Giles lloms oi Highland, arrived in
Chn*e Tuesday evening for a few weeks'1
^iMvrWif with his son. "William,  and many
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'AU traiTS run'daily exe-ept Sundays.
i. „. i^iD^i^x, *--^m i.a3J.-^ Agxd, Clare, i age went all over the country.
friends-in this vicinity.
Ice cream scda, which is all the rage,
was first introduced in Betroit in 1875.
From that city the receipt for the beyer-
pyjrso j lage," CaSk-
insville, J«ly la,by Eev. U. W. Smith, of
Clare, assisted by Eev. E,L.,Odle, of
CaiJdiiPville, Mr. Abrani "H-eelauds, of
*Nottawa, Isabella -county," and Miss;
Martha E.Phillips, of Beech, Wayne,
comity. - ■ .
Thd'•TTGfflBjg1 People-s Missionary Soci
ety will give An I. C Clothespin social
at the G. A. E. hall. Friday,;.ev<ening, July^
19. Eyeif/'body attending is-requested toi
bring two clothespins, which are marked;
alike, so that they can be distinguished
from the ethers present,
The Midland Juniors eame np.yesterday to play 'with theuC.H. S." club of
Clare. The game was won by the latter
club, the score standjiig C and 10. The
Midland's a?^e a gentlemanly lot of boys'
and play a hne game, but tho "C.H.S."
invincibles were too much for them.
llrs. A. Beebe and Mrs. Dr. Todd were
at Farwell yesterday to witness the marriage, ceremony between Ered Bo wen
and Miss Mary Kordis, whieh was held at
the residency of Mr.and Mrs. H. M. Hoys.
Mr, and Mrs, Bow^n have gone to
Petoskey to spend their honeymoon with
the house: Take a piece of giua camphor, iri size .about the third of a heif$'
•egg, and slowly evaporate it by holding,
it in a shovel or tin vessel oyer a lamp,
taking care that it does not ignite. The
-smoke toil! soon fill the room and esipel
the mUMpii toes, audit is said they will
not return, even though the windows
should be left open all night-    *
C W. Perry departed Monday morning
for an absence of a couple of weeks' duration in Tennessee, prospecting at Ghatta-
i-iioogo aud other points in that vicinity,
with a-view of loctsting  in   the   hitter
itfilijiu.'«{- £)jSCi3 SiS*i/i ^^iiij-J Lial5 COi./ill^   A'.A   ^i.
h,-a is favorably impressed with tbe pii-
niate and business outlook. Miss Winnie
Merrill accompanied him as far as'
Toledo, where they spent Xonday and
Tuesday looking over that city.
We desire to call the attention of our
readers to the hew advertatfement of C
"Nelson & Co., proprietors Of the Clare1
county gi^iiite sm4 marble works," who
have just opened a'shop on West 4th
street j back of-Wolsky *s store. They are
prepared to furnish all kinds of marble
and granite monuments., tombstones, tab-
The Milliken Concert Company, who
•play at' the G. A. K. hall next Tuesday
evening, giveproni.se of furnishing a first
eUiss entertainment. We desire to see a
large turn out. The concert isproduceel
under the auspices of the fire department,
who receive a certain j)er cent, of the
proceed?.
John Dwyer was arrested July 3rd on
complaint of nightwafeh Stevens for
selling liquor without a license and his
examination set for Monday. Posecnt-
ing attorney Cummins came down from
Harrison on the day named, but as no
.one appeared' against Dwyer, he was
discharged.     - -   .
Geo. F, Lewis and Frank Gnnschaw
who have done business at Saginaw City
fpr the last Mteen or eighteen years under the firm name of.Lewis & Gunschaw,
dissolved partnership and Mr. Gnnschaw
-retires from business, Charles Fellows,
Jr., of Flint, will fill Mr. Gunschaw^
place in Hie office of the Saginawian
newspaper.—FI int Bern ocrat. Charle f U
a good printei and an all-around good
fellow. Here's hoping he has a better
"sit" than he had when we worked together on the Flint Evening Journal.
About 11 o'clock last Monday morning*
an alarm of fire was sounded and the
scene  of the  conflagration  was  33. K,
Moseman's residence on. Beech  stzeet,
Mrs. Mosemah was alone at  tim  lionet
when the lire was discovered.   She was
just contemplating   building  a  fire im
the kitchen stoy e f o-r the piirpope of getting dinner and started toward the woodshed after some wood.   When she opt?ne<H
the door the flames leaped, toward her,
frightening her "badly but she succeeded
in giving the alarm.   By tlie time  tlie
hose companies got to the scene and laicH
their hose the fire had secured a .good
headway, but it did not take them long
to extinguish, the flames and leaye stand".
ing the chared and blackened framework'
of a ruined house.   The entire contents
of the building were rescued, but many
articles  were badly scorched, while others were damaged by water.   Mr. Mose-
mail's loss on his household  goods   will
aggregate close onto $-250 or §300.   The
dwelling is owned by George W. .Smith
and was insured in th** Home for' S5G0D
It will probably be rebuilt.   The fire is
.thpught to have been set by. some boy©
who were playing with fire eraekers in
the rear of the woodshed.
OFASSEDOWS SETOSE.
lets, iron fencing, urns, settees and all
kinds' of cemetery work, warranting satisfaction in all cases. Anyone desiring
work in that line will' do weU to call on
item.
A petition was circulated about. town
Tuesday which secured a great many;
signers. It asked the common council to
draft an ordinance, or immediately enforce the one now on the record, requiring all mill owners within corporate limits to place a spark-arrester on the smoke
stacks and to be particular al>ont their
proper adjustment, especially during the
dry summer months. It is claimed that
fire eaught in^three or four different
places, Tuesday, by flying sparks from
one of'the mills.
It will probably interest many Clare-
people to learn that Ellensburg, Washington Ty.3 (for which place Rodney
Palmer departed last spring to accept a
.clerkship in the postoffice) was almost
entirely destroyed by fire on the 5th inst.
Two hundred houses were distroyed and-
the space burned over is about 50 acres.
Among the.buildings was the new brick
postoffice. The loss as near as can be
ascertained is $2,000,000. There is not a
restaurant, hotel or boarding house left
and many people are'destitute. The ci ry
contained about 4,000 inhabitants, and
'tis stated that the citizens are determined
to rebuild at one?. The fire exhausted
itself after burning about five hours.
Girls who are troubled with or fear
freckles will find the following an excellent cosmetic; To a quart of rosewater
add, drop by gdrop, an ounce of tincture
of benzoin, stirring it constantly. .When
you want to use it throw enough in the
hand-basin to make the water the color
of skim milk, and bathe your face thoroughly with it, dabbling it dry with a
soft towel.
*Joil's ISttg-luefll Arrested T&esday oia s,
"Waffi'anlitDliapgin* Miaa "Vfitla
Efeaaslaugliter.
About two creeks ago Johh Hnsted and
a man nat&ed Ytfllliam Fisher became engaged, in a© .altercation in the former's ■
saloon in this village. Words were fol-
lowed by blows and during the struggle
Hasted bit his antagonist upon one of-tke
thumbs. Fisher at the time -was living
and working in th'e vicinit}'- of Dover.
He went home and nothing more was
thought of the matter until two or three
days later, when Fisher's thumb begara
getfeingsore and to swell badl'y and the
services oi a doctor were required. The
wound began to grow from bad to worse:
and Fisher was obliged to come to the
yillage :aud engage board in. order to be-
nearer. -;m«dieal attendance. Pr.' Todd,.-
the attending physician, began to realize
that he had a serious case of "blood
poisoning on his hands 'and did all in his
power to relieve the sufferings o» his-patient.
j^-ifc1^ J'z.s*1~1i,~r~   'a, ;.". -iv /"y  -* i'  -*   " _ J ="  "\ r'I f^ X
the cars and taken to St. Mary's Kosi&ifaS
at East Saginaw ior treatnient. Tt^
disease had spread through the systems
gangrene had set in uid Fisher died that
evening.' He was a single man, about lM
years of age. '
Previous to Fishers death Hnsted was
arrested on a warrant charging hira witJas
intent to do great bodily harm. Tues°
dciy, upon receipt of a telegram announcing the man's demise, prosecuting attorney Cummins came down from Harrison*
dismissed the former complaint and had
Busted arrested on a warrant charging:
him with manslaughter. Sheriff Doty
serving the papers that morning. . justice Fine placed the bonds at $1,G00, witb
two suriries at §800 each, which were
furnished; Ab. Grant, and Pat Casey, of
Harrison, being the bondsmen.
The examination is set for the SOtto
inst.
Editor Democeat:-—Myself and wife.
desire, through the columns of your paper, to express our gratitude to the good
people of Clare for their kind and considerate treatment and the prompt action
of the fire department at the time of tho.
burning of our home.
, E. B. Mosematst*
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A. "Milliken Concert Company will give
a grand concert inG. A. R. Hail, for the
benefit of the Firemen. The program
consists of vocal, violin and piano music*
an elocutionist who recites in costume9
This is the best! company traveling ■ and
should meet with great success, not only
for themselves but as a benefit to your
gallant fireman.
Reserved seats now on sale at the posfc*
office. Step in and see the solid goM
medal which will be on exhibition th©
day of the concert.
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