1889-07-19; Clare Democrat

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All 3?usiness placed wi!h ine will receive
jproftjpt. and careful attention. Clare.
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Hcttaessiid iois anuvacauT lots in village
sol Harrison, one improved farm and farming
lands for sale or trad<a.   liai-gains on above
iproperty.   Office over L. ILaviei* & Co's bank,
Bahsisok. Mich.
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PBCYSICIA3JS ANI> SBHCHBOKB.
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Ofnee and Store south of the railroad.
TT^ J. TODD, M. D.,
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<Gs?atl\-iate of the University of Michigan-
Ai'I'-eslisrsromptly attended to day or- nigM
Office ovurxlte Olare County lianlr. -
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Specialty, Benito-UriuaiT Diseases, Calk-'
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JLH orders promptly attended. Persons wanting pine syalts «>r good hardwood delivered
promptly should leave their ovoT.pvs with me. .
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jii<r™se, Sign, and Carriage pamting„done in
.iSao ueatesi style. Pap&r Hanging and ICai-
somining a -Specialty.  All orders premptly
attended to.   ■
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B- A5I*EIES02?,
ty a TOJS&ORTAE,   ABTIST.
^. Ha tl-« hest manipulator of the razor anci'
shears in the village.   Ivvervtliiug kept aeiv'
end clean.    "Workmanship the liest.   Shoj
situated  opposite of t1h> ICxchange Hove.
v03Iare» 36-tf
liiiek seeks .success, fails and regrets it?
Pluck fails, but tries again and gets it.
.Refreshing shower Sunday.
Busy time among the farmers.
oo. Morning, Mt. Pleasant j Monday*
Harvesting will soon he commenced.
W. S. Cooley made a trip to Betroit,
Monday.
0„ Beemer and wife- were at Mt. Pleasant. Monday.
Buy your meats at "Welch's market.
He keeps the "best.
Business called Josish Horning ^to the
Saginaws, Tuesday.
H. H. Grayes, of Mt. Pleasant, was in
Glare la'st Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Boge were at Mt.
Pleasant, Yesterday,.    " • •
S. C Kirkbride was in  the Saginaws
yesterday on business.
- J*. E. Goodman, of Loomis, visited his
jj^rents in Clare Sunday.
I*' vA. number of Clare people are afflicted
with the "westernfever."
James Boyd was in tbe Saginaws yesterday attending the races.   .
Our correspondents must be off",on a
summer vacation this week.
Dr. Taylor, of "Loomis, was one of the
visitors at Clare Wednesday.
Mrs Wili "Wilson, of  Harrison, was in
the village yesterday morning.
*Mon says that the
izihl observer can-
•j hi many instances
And now Dame 1:
bustle must go. A i
not help noticing tl
it has already gone.   . '     -• -
Ab. Graot andlL A. Baxter, of Harrison, are attending tho races at East Saginaw this week. "rHlrXy changed cars here
Wednesday mommy .
)*vlr. and Mrs. E. 1- 3Ifiseman,who were
burned out of house aa<3 home last week,
have taken room's i« «?smes Boyd's residence, on "Main-Btrett.
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Samuel Levingtor-. fcftving 'rented Wmf
Wolsky's house on J«.fl!n street, recently-
vacated, moved his tx^ly therein last
week and is now nici'-.j** located.
Theo. Boge return;.'?. Wednesday after
an absence of abont toree dayp^ during
which time he visited 'Bay City and up
the Huron coast as fai ss Alpena.
•Mrs.EL: X doode:
returned Tnesy ~
day evening after a f«-ni*.^weeks' absent
O.   ItOCKAKKLLOW,   -
vj/ o. :TNSL'liANCE AGENT.
iSStnti <»f Hertford,   s.'oun.;   Ampri^an
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of l*[i;I«.: Hr<-mans Fimui, of San Francisco;
SsTiagriu &&•>:, S. Y. <>jhc-e one doorsonlh oi
poator-icft, ija.n stairs) Clare.. 2»f.
iC^TKPHJuK    SHELbON.    Carpenter
DO Bull-lev, Olare.   ""
tsliim and jr'tees reasonable. "It will pay vt-
■So call on ,jue. '<%&
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Uo NOTAKY I'UDTvIC'
Conveyancing   and'   collections.
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^-.'.oiioy to i.c-Rn on niiproveu:
I'easonsi hie rate of interest.
real
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-AtiPs-
fanufactm'*
"^A3? and GI"SacEN *DPPEKS.
KID, CAT.-FSKW. HA7^^'^.   '
'    BELT, LACE, LEATHER, Etc.
wst T «»!■«-«vs par iiio Highest cash ms:
-©rice for hides.
rlcet
i.tif:r¥ feel ai
"W3L PARMSH. Proprietor,
wj, ran am Mz lilllllfi.-
aOOD RIGS, ^*-
GOOD   33BIVES^/
i^S^Diseased or injured lic-rses* treated and
eared for in tli,* best possible manner for a
reasonable consideration,
rCS^Earm^rSj when you con:e fo town talro
yonr teninto liis stable tv be fed. just back
n-f jjoneh's bhieksmitli slioi), soiuk of the
sr&ll'road.
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«s?rrE^ja.c3*^ lots
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ISOUSES TvO KEKT. F31JK  AS )>' I.TFE ISSUIl-
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yl yjA lar.a:e barn is bein.s: erected on II. P.
.'tail's f aim iii Vernon township.
Messrs. S. J. Jamison and S, C. Zeiter,
of'Loomis, were in Clare Saturday,
A new picket fence is being built
around Chas. Friedehorn's residence.
Miss "NellieDeFoe closed her term of
school in the Kandall ^[strict last Friday, f
'Hiird street, in the vicinity of Doherty "s ware house, wa*s nicely graded this
week.
Hon. Floyd L. Post, of Midland, was
rhe guest of A. J*. Doherty yesterday and
to-day." -:
According to anew law, naptha, benzine, and gasoline, sold at reta*!,/ must be
labeled.
"Easpfcerries are ripe and of- cai excellent 'quality this year.. The crop is
aiiirndant. ./.--?-.
'""'.'>oaffu 1 oerson v/ent "to '"Big Kapiu's
Wednesday, to be absent a couple ol days
ou legal business..
A boy baby was born Monday forenoon
to Mr. and Mrs. C.H. O'Donald,residents
of Eait nth street.
Mrs. IT. A. Abram departed last Saturday for a week's visit With friends at her
old home at Lapeer "     "' ^
Mis. Jno. Post,  of  Coleman,  inte-n^
leavina: for Washington state, tomorrow.
to join her husband.
Jay "Rogers, th® diay man.'met with a ]
little bad "luck last week.   One  of 1?
horses died, Saturday
[   Sirs, Big-ley  is making  an  excellent
Quality of  ice   cream and serving it at
Mrs. Ilolbrook's, on Main street.
»Dan Dwyer drove through town Sunday on his way to Mt. Pleasant. He had
been up at Harrison attending the races.
Tne King's Daughters will meet afrtbe
home of Mrs. J. A. Converse, Wednesday
July 23.   Mrs. !E. Stearns- will serve tea.
Mr. and Mrs, C. H.' Sutherland ancl
in New York State, vTiere she had been
d to attend the funeral • ': her father.
Attorneys Biirritt - and . Cummins
changed cars at Glare .Monday morning,
ou their way to Midl'-wl to argue a case
of habeas cotpus befor.1. Judge Hart,
Women like to be Viwbuggcd as well
as men. Those of thf? Itiir sex who have
paid 500 per cent..proi*i;>' on 16 dozen bottles of complexion htz ;•. for instance.
L. C Fletcher,. <^f ;!iv:^1on, state-agent
for the Detroit Fire, r- Ot Marine Insurance company, was ir. * ,!!r-re over Sunday,
the guest of his friend;^;,C Kirkbride.
Eey. A. Witham wen? to Stanton today
to conduct quarterly rif*' ting. Kis brother, W. A. Witham, tviE occupy the pulpit in the F. M. church. Olare, next'Sunday, %
jS"ow that the fight w '*rejF and settled,
why not put Suliiyjur portrait on our
new postage stamp, .'i1 Y\.about the'only
way that anyone can lick the jfistic champion.
The S. J. Jamison H»a:-e ball team, of
Loomis, will play the Kf InMoseman club,
at the park this afternoon, The club0 are
composed of lads ringing from 9 to 32
years ef age. i
If homes are to be happy they must be
comfortable. To be comfortable they
must have order, cleanliness, quiet arid
sunshine. . Good homes will make good
men and women, as surely as rum and (f^j
ceit makes paupers and murderers. 10
one thing is so important as quiet, insist at certain times there shall be repose.
„ Todd & Lamb, proprietors of the new
brick yard, are pushing their new enterprise with considerable vim. They
's^. Already haye abeut 30,000 'brick made,
"" Itisd state that about the 29 or 30 of the'
month tfcey expect to have a kiln of
about 60,000 or 75,000 brick ready to burn.
Considerable interest is manifest ih the
result.
Josiah Horning received a telegram
Tuesday announcing the death of John
Eeist at his home at Williamsvilie,
ST. T.', the funeral to occur today. Mr.
^Eteist was the proprietor of a grist mill
in Clare a few years ago, and has many
friends here who will be pained to learn
of his death. Mr. Horning departed yesterday morning to attend the"f unc-ral.
Teach the children self-reliance and
the worth of money. There is some danger of making a Jay Gould of »a boy by
the practice, b"..t in these days of extravagance and . reckless expenditures, it
teaches a boy to value money, by giving
the little' six or seyen year old„ fellow a
little as capital, and then borrowing it of
him occasionally paying him interest.
She said—well*,  as she was  a woman.
r^Aspeeial «6ach* v/as chartered on the
F. & "P.'-M. railroad i "Wednesday*.
I which carried the i5C. II. SO' hall club*
the band b'oys and several ladies and gentleman from "Clare down to Midland to
'witness a-^ame of ball. ■ All report; «&
good time, though tbe game didn't terminate to the satisfaction, of 'the,visitors*
The score stood 9 and 9 at the end of the
eighth innings, but. on the wind-up ~M.\^
land secured 5 runs and .save Clar«»' £>
"goosetjpgg.19:; It is the fiisf.time tb&
"C B. S." citib was ever beaten.
There.*is evidently something very rot
ten about Grandson Bennie'aittail service
Mr. John Post,  of Coleman,  went* t&.
Washington state .a few weeks ago, whero*
he homesteaded a piece of government:
land.   Being a little short of means he-.
sent home for funds.   Ills wife gave the-
money, thirty dollars, to her Pon.!"Ho»~
Floyd Post, of Midland, asking him to-
forward it to bis father. ">l"e -enelosetTl
the currency .and  registered the  letter.
The   letter  reached its   destination  all
right, but the money, had heen taken ont*
The loss was quite a serious one to' 'Mr.
Post, who needed the amount badly to
prove up his claim,   A few dollars that
had been previously sent in a ccimmon
letter, without being registered, r^aehecS
him all right.   Why should not the larger
amount receive safe transit?  „
- A-few minutes before 11 o'clock Wednesday a. m.. fire and smoke was<«ee&
issuing   from    tbe water works engine
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she therefore said a good deal when she - hoase in this village. There was no one
saw a man smoking a cigar and a woman iu the building at the tim*1 and therefore*
chewing gum out on tbe promenade, but.: its origin is unknown. Engineer Seath
the substance of her remarks was that it .was at hi =» post about 10 minutes previ-
was just as proper for the woman to cliew
gum as it was for the man to smoke while
walking with her, but both of them ought
to be ashamed—and she was not far out
of the way, wTas she?
Win. Giberson is erecting a commodious barn, size 36x56, on his farm, which
lies just outside ofthe village. He has
80 acres' of !about as fine soil as can be
found anywhere in Michigan, a large portion of which is under cultivation aud
nearly all is surrounded by a new board
fence. lie fs.i&pidly making improve-
There will be a gra?<.$ rv*aca*bee jubilee \ments and will soon have as fine a farm
at Muskegon, Tuesday.* X'-k^ 13.   Lib-
as- can he lound anywhere.
< feral prizes.are> gffei^i^riV^est drilled     Bpporft.reaehe3-OJfl>^-that a li
ttle bov
ous, leaving things perfectly secure, as he
supposed, while h£ went-up to the- postoffice after his mail. He was'returning*'
when tbe ery of £re<ftnd the rush for tho
engine house was made. He was one of
the first to reach the scene, Hushing in-'
to t-lfe burning, building, with smoke an<3
flames hovering around him,he managed
to pull the rod and sound the whistle 0.
Hose Company No. 1 and Doherty's Pivo°
tectors were ear'«y on the scene, each haying a line of hose laid and playing on the
flames.. It was not long ?ere the Are lathe lower part of the building was extinguished, when "Engineer Spath forced his-
waytot;?t? ^'""oof^ho nnmv's ancl hmf
accompamug-
This is the time of year when, "^ith the
aid of berries and cherries, one can fully
realize that the price oi sugar' is uway
uo," and that tni&ts ancl combines haye
helped fo put it there. '
C.W. Perry returned Monday evening
.^after a Peek's absoiic© at Chattanooga,
Tenn.   lie appeals very favorably im*.
pressed witb the business outlook, in that
section of the country
Jacob Mason, accompanied "hy Eddie
exsmith, w^ acted as, tally boj.^ Aave
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^'/children were at St. Louis over Sunday,
?? Quests of Mr. aud Mrs. George A. Graves.
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The usual large crowd of people, were
in Clare last Saturday doing their trading.   The streets were lined with teams.
Farmers are n>>w in the mids^yef their
haying and ,harvesting, and mercantile
business in Clare is quiet in consequence.
"Rodney Palmer sends us a copy of the
Ellensburgh ("Wash.) Capital, giving an*
account of the recent disastrous fire in
that city, • T
■ Clark's head is again resuming its
normal size.* Cue more defeatCand his
under lip will drop into*the bottom'.of
his boots.
Married,  at    the  M.   1?.   parsonage,
are, July 12/SO, by Eev. C. W*. Smith.
n<Orawford to Maggie JTcShay, hd
of Calkih&yille.
Mrs. E. H. O'Donald, oi Howard City!
arrived in Clare, Monday, in order to be
with her sister, Jlrs. O. H..'O'Donald,
during her illness. 5
Mrs. Y\r. B. "Whitney, accompanied by
Master Sanimie Lowrey, dejjarted Wednesday for a few weeks' visit with
friends in Canada.
We have  some  advertising and  job
. printing accounts outstanding.   It would
be a special favor to ns if these aeqounts
were paid at once. ii
Get your base fcall charms at*Garland's
1 jewelry store.
'been at Loomis this week scaling and
roading a large quantity of Itsmber for
John Horning, of FJinL
E. B. Horning wefifetoBochester 3ST.T.,
the fust of last week to meet his wife/and
children, where they'had been visiting
fcii* about four weeks, to accompany them
liorae, They arrived in Cl&re Saturday
evening.
Mrs. H*y#a "Wipple returned Wednesday to her home at Kingsley. Grand
Traverse county, after a, week's visit
with her sister, Mrs. A. Louch, in Clare.
Miss Myra Louch accompanied, her aunt
tor a month's visit!
A sure indication of prosperity is when
the laboring men owned a house and lot
■of their own. though they may .be humble, they, are home. The building spirit
is commended and evjSry jtaducement
should be offered for building and permanent-improvement. ''*'s'"
Wednesday evening, after Irtdge meeting, tbe Knights^dx -Pythiaa accepted' an
rap'uij
Bobinson, who lives near tbe Knssell
farm inTernon towiislup, wasburiied to
death Wednesday. He was playing with
a little girl, and made the remark that
invitation frojur-oue of their number toytlle clate of the 01^er..and hot on any gen
accompany bi m ^ipm.e.an a partake of ice
cream and cake.* Bro; Knight Wm. Cuiv
tis arnd his amiable wife entertained their
guests most loyally in their new home.
E. L. Pratt' is contemplating the erec-
ion of a flue large livery barn ancl a
toie.building 20x40 feet,adjoining, on
%\s property on 4th street, in the rear of
Giberson's store. A part of the material
is already on the ground, and the work
of building will be commenced in a few
days. '
Shepherd rJews: Abram Andrews, the
section boss who took the place of Geo.
Wendell at Shepherd: has moved his family here, from Clare, and. is comfortably
settled in what is known as the Skinner
house. The boys on the section are well
pleased with their new "boss" and speak
in glowing terms of him; ..  *
Af ull line*of I, O. O. F. pins at Gar*
land's.
he was going to burn the barn. He put
his words into action. Going into the
building he started |tbe fire. The ilamos
spread rapidly, and before he could be
rescued he was a victim of his foolish,
though innocent action.
John White, of Clare, engineer of the
Chippewa Valley railroad, reached Big
Eapids this morning in response to a telegram from President Monjo to receive
orders .here. This afternoon's mail
brought him full and explicit orders from
Attorney Busche to proceed at once with
final location, take.possession of certain
property for his own residence, request
immediate vacation of certain buildings,,
locate the line through certain lots and
premises, start .his bridge at .a. given
point, so as to bring the same across the
river'to pass under the second span of the
Maple street bridge, and prosecute the
work as rapidly as possible.—Bia* Eapids
Bulletin, July 5.
The local option bill as adopted, makes
it the duty of the county clerk to call a
special meeting of the board of supervisors, upon the'written petition of one-flfth
of tbe county for au election upon the
question of prohibition. At the meeting
the clerk'must lay .the petitions before
the board, and it is then the duty $f the
board to call a -special election. Election must beheld on Monday, not less
than forty or more than sixty days from
:eral election daj\ The comity clerk
must have the ballots printed and supply
them to each election district. When
the question bas once been submitted it
can not be submitted again within two
years thereafter. '        -^
A serious and painful accident hap,-(
pened about 10 o'clock a.m. la^tFridayJ
to Frank Badgley,*£ MvOf 16 or 17 years
of age, who's home is near Lansbigvilie.
He . was at work with a young man
named Mcintosh, pealing bark. The
two were engaged in sawing down ahem*:,
lock tree, which, when it commenced to
fail, split up the stump. They started to
run away. Young Badgley stubbed his
toe and fell, and the butt  of the  tree,
which lodged and shot back oyer the
stump, caught his left- leg:, rendering a
compound fracture about three inches
above the ankle. Dr. Todd was called to
attend, and repor.s the young man jn-as
comfortable a conditien as could be expected under the circumstances.
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to the stairway, into the second etoiy rniG. '
into the roof.   The Are was soon subdued?
but not before the building was .hm)y
damagec.   The  boiler mid   pumps* escaped rriihout material injury,, -ThefirQ*
had secured great headway "and had it:
not heen for the labors of well-organizecE
and persistent hose companies the building  would have heen- burned ' to   the
ground.-   It will cost fully 83GG to repair
the building; no insurance.
The Cnrtir-Shearer nuptials were con*
sunjated Tuesday evening, July 16th, at,
the residence  of the  "bride's parents on '
McEwan   street.   . Th*    redding   was.'
quietly performed by Eev, O. "W. Smith in
the presence of only a few of ihe bride audi'
groom's relatives and intimate Mends.
Among tbe guests present, were Mrs, and
Mrs. J. W. Harris; Miss Eva Harris, Mn
and Mr?. D. -McPlia^j Thomas Holbrook,.
Miss  Carrie Eockafellow^ Mrs. James '
itai'ren, Sirs. H. L. Ash, Mr. and Mrs. $L
D. Eaton, Chas. I. Bigley and Miss Jennie
Sexsmith—the    laiter   two   acting   as
bridesmaid and bridesman.     Alter th©:-
ceremonj,   and   congratulations    were
extended, several beautiful gifts of costly
silverware were presented.   An envelope-
containing §50 iu currency.-and another
with a $5 gold piece were presents from
the  bride's father and mother xesoec-
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tively. In the meantime a*-luncheon of
tempting viands was-spread and the company repaired to the dining room and ate
most copiously. The next couple of
hours was passed in pleasant conversation, when the guests took-their-leave
for the evening. The Bride, Miss Helen
Shearer, moved from Grass Lake, Mich.^
to Clare* about a year ago with.her parents, and during, her residence here* has.
made many friends. Tbe groom, Mr.
William Curtis.has lived in Clare for the
•pt seyeral years and ia well andfavora-
riow^.to a large circle of acqiiain-
s^-*By trade," he -is a. .carpenter, bafc
-has beerfengaged inti^iii^Snti-le.bnsi--..
uessior three or four yea^At*.presenfc
he is employed ii^McPball's gfoecry ami
meat market and is a steady and prosper*
ous young gentleman.' Mr. Curtis, in ,
anticipat^w^ii^^evenf, had rented aiul'
f uniishe^^^^i}i! the south '-paii of th^-
town, which the' happy couplejvt onee
took possession of and com sn eiicod: house- '
keeping. 'May ft?ey-"l*if*VJojifg'.au<j;i>i-6^'
per and their! .pathway tfc-o'ugh' life bestrewn wjtoifoshine an'd fioweri is the;
wish of the Democrat ana a host oi
friends. ?
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