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Wmwell Facts.
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JHisha "WMle is now busy sMeing- Ms
logs through ilie Hitchcock mill dam.
Jesse H. W©od is driving his logs on
the Mddle branch -ofthe T©bbacco—
through -.13 -dmn where Pratt % .Hckard
. take th©mt®. the boom limits.
Perry Leosard has opened a new bar-
'feer shop la ^& Farwell house.
Tuesday-s%hfcW. H. Salxrfs safe "was
'"©rackecf'5 bjf some resident -anaature, (it
is supposed! The burglar dssffied'5 holes
•in the do©r "isear lock but did mot get in.
Ail expert as-rived from D&tmik Wednesday eyemlk^ opened the dom: and found
moil® of th& .-contents, missing.
Boufcos. & C/o. of Qhase' haw purchased
of Wm. L. Webber, executor, if 40s of pine
on section 34   Its mostly narway.    TJ
Norway g®m to Chase to b© manufacfcur^
©d in long timber. Th© ^iait© pin© to
JSasfc B&ghmw. The cr©w ©f :27 men ar©
stopping- ^si&h Saxton at &he Farwell
house while-building camps»
.^.tter, S8c per lb.    •
ggs, Wq per dozen.
■   Potatoes, 65c per bushel.
The F- & P. M. pay car was here Monday.
H.'1feevidickhasa change of rod this
H. Yan SicMen of Mt Pleasant was in
Clare <©n Monday.
Ut© Grant township board mil meet,
next week Saturday.
*'Mfly" Browo. of Harrison was in town
Monday and Ts&e^day.
J®s. Tubbs aaad S. €>. Zeiter of Loo
House cleaning
Bead the * gran*:
week.
Mrs. A. A. Sharer
this week   ,     .
Master Floyd-Dof*
in Coleman.
XWfc forged the di
hall Tuesday might,- p"
Teachers5 ©xamin w!
Hay at the school bov
Geo. Galtiver of !Pj
brother, BL Galliver
week.
Th0 Business'. West*
! at th© oM.oe of B. 2>.-
'WMe Moving a Boiltiins iO.
gets SerioiMy Hurt.
xvm® in town Monday, \| ji^  ie& every memt
?h© best job printing and -the low^r    Grooeas' Bros." Mai
paiess at The IPbess office. Nn building Ed While's:
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TSem iB&irSs WsmbSsgSo
I'will jjsay   tlie" hig&@8t marl
'price for tea bars, aad aisgrone &
lag bark-@siliand should consult 2
Bl
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o IAWXEB,
<5fflcQlnB«aIq|fls Jxrlefe block, upstairs.
IBfih.
Clare,
j? wm  Giberson   was recfentfy offerei
^f§0 for his sin leggei calf. \
.X? H. BeT^gt wenlfe to CoSsman Msm-
y to take some "pi-eters."  J
- M.P. Eatoa was in Jfemsoiand Meredith on business the fesfc the week.
.   West Monday is Arfeor Bay, and ©vejy
one should set out at least one tree.
Mrs. John S'f^smifch Was ^confined t©
th© house by sse&ess Hae first ei the week-
Geo. Stevens of  Mt.  Pleasant spent
Sunday in Glare the guest of Geo. Feigh-
Bes.
X JX Hewfch has sold his farm; north
oi Glare to Chas. Boss. . Gonsideratioa
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awe©k ftom to
la tb|s'^village.
is visiting-Ms
Okm • place, this
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^mfoifctea meet
*$t$ilthis ©ven-
atfej|«L
tli© ^eontrafe for
-Wpok> aad ;&re
asitpossiMa
.p%0-' ootm^'ot
SYMPATHY.
StweyotB Arrived; tltis 'Moth- \
5ag to Iiay out a Bepot.
Wc
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pushing it forward as
in th© ws1
.Beach and Bey#iii.€f
week*" let .th© good
are seraral-leaks a^uAiid vM$g®*'
"W. H. Glark^ ^ho^ pr tl^e.pa^t'iwo
months hasten ^erld4r ft»} Wm. Wdi^
d Jrtthd f^h*
/f^: W. PEBES, .
i&^o     " ^^OBKET AT AAW,
Pffice o?er fljbggsBm'g Store.  Clare, ffich.
W  o 1A.WEER,
'Office at EaiadsQE, Clare County, MSeh.
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LA.WXEK,
sly, mil hereafter ba
ier*s d^k in th© b^'^t?
iiring.    . •-*    -. -
:* Sirs. Jas W^lsh mat
;#eek' &om .-*relatr?e3
tliat §©r 'moiMm m
Mm; Walsh left' hriv
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Skrly tliis morning .the T. A AX A0
surveyors arrived" by e^tr'mge frdm
Mt. FleasaiKraofd proceeded immedi-
at^ to. the western oulskirts of oar
¥11^0 to luw oat the ground for' a
%-;*&* -A* -.& Ho M. ralla^md depot *.
'. 'te^ST* GmTes iaforiBs us that work
wife be-cpzamenoed at ieoth  ends of
, ibe ttsae Monday iQ0£&ang and push-
€d iferward to coinpletfea bs £ist' as
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fied .a letter fest
Owosso stafeig
|4to«^erouslj iill.
5la(be pCuesday
•   Office at gaglaoa, glare County, Mioh.
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■iv •SiA'WXBE, • ■' .-
rrSoMcitor Jn Qian^ry and Eeal Estate Agent,
(Polamag, Midi,       '
BO YOU WANT TO BOHKOW HOMEY?        *
If you 4o ;gefc your abstracts and go to
. ><0. W. Itfon, an€ assure It without say delay,
r~^8SB&eH, Mich.. "    "
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^At a meeting of thes^ttiollmspeetors gf
. , . ^,     Ih©toWiishipof'Grant pfe^esday, jfea.
Mltoa zdtoras-^ «oo0pt ^fejatniSk'- ito8* tieeted QboiiqiiiaiD.   JX JS*
officeof Tillage Attorney at the, salar^^^^^^^^^ px^m for ^
other year.      -. J
Bon^-fool yoitf§8l% .lla^fia.    There%
still a plenty dP<itet differ mess"—th©
. Aiward-family—-left in dar©- to. fend to
:budn^';8t thl-old stai&d^a&dto contann©'
toB.dmoiit&l^ight'evem. i£% does hurt-
your fe©liiiife^;v; \        '■ r,    •»
- Tuesd^iforfenp^'G^tA Oaztier fedshed,
: ://job oP&M^Mmg tot l*'Q*. Burnham-^
\v //whose ©<|uai:w0*h$ye |*c:t|-a'her© from. He
offered.
Misses Alice Adams and Jeai© Pierce
are learning the millin©ry trade with
Mrs. Giberson.
Ifotice Giberson^s ©haage of ad this
■week. Bead it over carefully and you
will not regret it.
Services  will be held nest Sund0;
morning m th© Congl church and at tie I
w H in the evmihg*.
fkrwell especially has our deepest
sympathy ior oot sectiriBg' this read
for we know t|iey have been very
eon Ment x>f .getting? it. But ihea
.; seel teg. they Imwe been so good I© let
its have it we will aot object to Hieir
eoraiatg down and riding oo it oace
In a while. • .
The exact position of the depot has
not yet been determined. upon, but
it will be between £th and 6th. streets^
Wednesday afternoon about 5 o'olock
as Al. Smith was engaged in moving Aa
E. Webber's building on-. Seventh street
part of the chimney fell over striking him
on the head and shoulders, inflicting sev=
eral severe wounds.   The building begm.
settling on one side, and as it was cpiit®
small, they tried to hold it by braeiz^,
themselves against it.   They soon fowiii-
that it was bound to go down any-' way
so they jumped back and let it tumble*!^
going down on on© sid  about two imk
It was th© jar of this feat loosened
chimney aud about half of it fell'
striMiig mt. Smith as stated above^ Som©
of the bridk' also struck'' Ghasl Joimmnj *
Trhp.'wss working tfa&ie, bntnonohQ^pzji^
©d to Mt him on th© head,   Th© pimQipW
■cab"mc. Smith revived, was oa the temy
pie, a gash about two. inches tog. , He
was not'insensible &nyd£;. ft© time, but
was in a dazed ©ondition for'half aa hoiiEr'
afterwards. '."""' .    *
Br. Todd, who attended Mm* gays
tbe-cat was nofc - quite ^eep ©nough to
injure his skull7 but thinks ifc was a elos©
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0©C($$fc.resMeafce m. @fflfo street.'' Calls atteiicled \
-£®-iflaym<&,3lg$i& * *    ■        -*. .
iMmMgtWy om split faom thmi that
fmxveyBmmmdraws oy©t fit© hn^Ssplit-MQii^lsiii'W cfej%« My one
'fdred dollars back pensionAaadf.'wilI here*-'
tr ipeceived f8 a month.,    % " _.
Thewind" Monday morning, 'ttteup *3Sd I. 'f^fes ias|-fce» ,®inr©y!ii^.-for-'I.
"" "    %^3L*me.^ JMW^W^^* ^.^X'^^^#^^^ It:
th© ©ast©rn part of the^jllage/ The sur-
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THIS AND  THAT.
li^iJaewisBtog a eleasa shave or" good Jialr cut j *w otner aamage was aone. ^
m^^glY^htm^m  . ._ I    SllpewisorBockaf@Uw is taking .^
ff I.AMBECE*
BffiEdSJlHr TAUJOB,
ilSsI Hue of tae latest ?s|yles of goods to sel
lieodd your; dogs aad plead
poverty bow for a littl© whpe. ■
Mrs. Dunnigan   has purctased a, lot
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''TOBWffiaoe^ Security Ini€grity.   Insur© ta ael back of DeVogt s new building fronting
-JS^ESrlnsurance Co.. Harford, Conn. AMSM-
.t^t® insurance €o.,- FMadelpliIa. Pa., and the
. ISSBEMEH'S MJND, San liamcisco, Cal.
Af^ABPJBHTEB WORK.
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CARPENTER. & BUILDER
Mail tlngcleatioiiiMiililgfiiFKkMs
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.Manufacturer of
moj^b fMeat Tabnkr   wbi
This- is. the well for camps, mills,
;&nd farms.   £t never foils.
I am-also contractor
on 6th street of JB. H. DeYogt.
Henry Ort has bought two lots known
as the Baptist lots on Sixth street, and
mil erect a fine house thereon.
/SenatorPost has an added .dignity.
/He was unanimously elected J?rgsident of
the new "village of Ooleman Monday.   • • -'
Emerson Burnham was taken sudd©n°
ly and seriously ill last, Sunday afternoon
j but at last accounts5(iwas much improved
The "Busy Workers" an". •: org^m^tion
Y©y will open up 4^-Sthj Ith'andTth
streets east, straighteiung: out v 5th street
instead of turning to th© goutl, as it now
does. . .". '.,
Prof. 0. Moras,will be her© April 2j3£h
with a full fledged dog show, tlie card|ies
numbering #bout 25. He writes that
ther© wiBtbe nothing but dogs after he
^efcs in town. "Bemember • the date and
the place G. A. B. hall, Friday evening
the 29th.
WiR Ourtiss went to Mt.'Pleasant Wednesday morning where ho Intends to work
on the new creamery to be built by T. P.
Horning. Will goes under th© supend-
sion.of_i>..J.Fox. €Iare carpenters are
getting a good reputation on th© outside
and we are not a bit surprised that Mr.
of Congregational littl© folks  will meet.._ .     ,   ,       _,
tomorrow  afternoon mth   In. Sol.|HOTmBg prefers to lave Olare carpenters
brook.
SMrs.A. O'D&ai   of mmzd   CityL WWle the family ofc,Wp Maxell of
1X3 ?• "   t.c«ot««^.it«   w«««   a^ church Sunday
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SMITH, BLACKSMITH*
lorse Shoeing  and  JBlaehsmithing
of all Minds in Best Manner*
I guarantee td stop any horse from Interfering
Sh two trials and 3f I fall, I will shoe the horse the
second time free.   '
>^.IHTIB0, PA.FEBIHG, &e„
MESiL WELCH
im,BM   BILL   PQSTEB,
Palntiagj     Paper-Hanging-S
Kalsomining.- Etcn
(S2a®ur^©© 3K.©^issi>2aa2lbIl©o
.;.--^pB*Jtieave orders at Ooodman 6
(doptaardware and paint 8tore.\    I
arrived in Glare Saturday^ galled her©
by th© sickness of her sister^ Mrs. H.
O'Bonnell, ' ....
L. T. Olds has received notification
that he has been granted an invalid pension oi eight dollars a month, dating
from last August.        '
Bev. Chas, L. Tuttle preaches at th©
mWMiP   MJAvmnmiB,, |J)om Boho°l home .n@st Sunday after^
J8S"I respeetfnlly ask farmers and others to call j noon3 and in th© evening at th© Phinisey
aad see my stump maclitoe.  It ts abead of any | air,|,or.i i,ni1fiA1*n Vexmcm
machine ever foefore seen to these parts. scuool House in ¥ ernon.
Shop and Foundry at Lamb's Mill? j   Will Kelly and Herb Wheaton, went
down to Midland Monday afternoon to
hear the Mt. Pleasant minstrels* who
flayed there that evening.
Jim Welch painted th© front, of. Bicknell's store this week. Also that of Her-
rick & Harris, Oarr's restaurant mid
Mrs. Bigley's restaurant.
. Geo. Dison of Goleman and^Ghas. Lee
of Midland were in town Friday and Saturday the guests of . our popular young
clothiers, Messrs. Guillott and Kelly.
The board oJ^supervisors will convene
in extra session at Hamsonnext Wednesday, the 27th instant, to arrange a plan
for the uniform assessment of Glare county pin© land.
After May 1st B A. Wilson of Green-
(HI wich N. X,9 will hav© full control fjof M",
^Bicknell's store.    Mr. Bicknell  retiring
from the bumness to devote more time%>
fin:
EOCKFOBD.
HAMPBEK,
WAiTHAM,
^Watdies at less aaa City fflces.
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HIE TOGK SEPAIHII& A SPECIALTY.
'AH, goods Warraatedo    All
goods Guaranteed SatisfactoiyD
A0 WMte
buying and shipping.
© jrere
brning, Mr. Maxwell's nephew, Bobert,-
about IS years old, who has been visiting
them during the winter, accidentally shot
.himself with a twenty two caliber revol-
;y©2\,. Th© shot passed through his right
nand and although a painful wound is
aot a dangerous one.
J)r, Carpenter wants a bigger salary as
Health Officer than was paid him last
year. Perhaps if the Council would cut
down th© salaries of some officers who
don't do much of anything they could afford to pay respectable salaries to those
whose services are valuable. It is of importance that th© duties of Health officer
be performed faithfully.
"I haven't a (K>ubt" said H. H. Graves
to a Pbess reporter on Monday, "that the
T. & A will get the greater part ofthe
traffic, both passenger and freight to Mt.
Pleasant, soon after the road is running
to Clar©, and thafc the F. & P. M. folks
will take up the Goleman branch. Glare
and Mt. Pleasant are bound to.be good
railroad points. There is no doubt Glare
will get the T. &* A. jx|sfc as soon as it can
be built.
Ii. T. Olds has a cow that" is* worth- an
item. She is half Ayrshir and half Bur-
ham, weighs 1885 pounds, has given milk
fo^a year and two weeks and-.still continues to give down a good 'mess regular-
twice a day. Por six months her average was 24 quarts a day and the rest of
Bon't miss the dog show a week from
tonight., '
0. S. GMife made a business trip to
Bvarfc !Btor^ay^...
Mrs Giberson'is having a big rush in
millinery this week.
-   W. Bl- Cooley and wife visited in Oole-
Arthur Bendetson of nillbrook, is
clerking for Wm. Wolsky.
Attend the Odd Fellows ball at the
Q-. A. B. hall Tuesday pvening.
Miss Bertha-Loomis is nursing a painful felon on one of her fingers this week.
A meeting of the two hose companies
was held at the Council room Wednesday
evening for the purpose of electing a
chief. ,B.M.,Musseli received? and D.
J. Fox 15 votes.
A large force of men have been engaged in digging the cellar for the
new brick block this week, the dirt
being hauled onto Dave Borison's
lot on Sth street.
A bunch of keys was picked up near
BeYogt's new building on 6fch street
Thursday morning, with the inscription
"Bennis Parquette, Muskegon Mich."
The owner may have them by calling at
the Pbess office and paying for this notice.
We are informed by ID. J. Fox that when
he went over to Mt. Pleasant Wednesday to
set his men to work on T. P. Horning's
Creamery the talk was* or had been jfret-
ty strong against allowing Glare carpenters to go to work. They have a Labor
Union in mfc. Pleasant and they thought
to scare our carpenters so they would be
afraid to go to work. However when
they learned that Fox was going-to set
his men to work they determined to boycott him. Bave says he guesses that
didn't work either for when he went over
he found plenty of men that wanted to go
to work for him.
H. H. Graves of Mt. Pleasant, the attorney for the T. & A. B. B. was in Glare
on Sunday, having come in on a log train
in the night from Saginaw. Leaving
there at 8:20 p. m., he arrived in Glare afc
4:15 Sunday morning, and had to drive
home. Pretty soon it won't be so tedious
a trip from Saginow to Mt. Pleasant via
Glare. Mr, Graves had been down to
Bay Oity concluding negotiation with
Mr. McEwan for the right of way through
this village and for depot grounds. Ample accommodations on the west sid© of
the village plat wer© deeded to the company and the depot will be located probably at the ©nd of Sixth street.
Aroinifl. the C^iatj. ■ ..
"Boh" Porterfieid, on© of Glare
county's pioneer' residents, died last week
at Harrison, aged 50 years.
The notorious Mag darr, Jim's wife,
has returned .to Meredith, after a some*
what protracted visit in Petroit.
,   G. a%Foueh? and 'Isaac Hanna, "]&&£■
former.residents of Clare county, wer©'
elected Supervisor and Clerk respective*
lyo| Grout township,  Gladwin county,
on th© 4th instant,
Oan*t be suspicion is very high against
the Arfckir township boa*d by ike res!*
dents of that 4own.   The entire number
held .at the* county seat for trial were reelected to office fchisspriug.—Cleaver.
The B©gister intimates that som© jSP-ar^
well people who are wafeizsg 'to E33- iho
sraF3 f£jrr*'i
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©migrate to  a more prosperous-, v£!lgg'©!
Mi. IS.
•8. Jas. Hay and littl© daughter of fch© time 15 quarts a day.    The mite at
WATOHE!
Saginaw visited her sister, MrsG. W.
P©rry, on Tuesday, She was accompanied
by G* P. Williams, who owns considerable land around 01am
5 and 6 cents a quart has brought Mr.
Olds $499.60 and it has cost about $50 to
feed her,
record?
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Ktflsme. l^lnae.
I have made arrangements to have
fresh Toledo & Kelly Island every
Who has a cow with a better j week.   Price £5c per barrel.
A. 3* Boiierty*
You had your mind's ©ye on Ulsr©
you, brother Boys ? ;   -
Th© Farwell biblical and musical soelfe1
ty: have wh©reased and . zesoluted 'tl# m.
it has pleased .God inhig divin© provi«
dence, to call   from among them theit
worthy president, Bev. G.'M. Franklin,,
they earnestly desire to show ©very pos^
sible   mark   of respect. to his memoxf*
There now, don't fget out your hanker**
chief—he is,not dead; he moveth .to other fields of labor.    The resolutions are
very fulsome in their flattery, placing' fctm ;
dear departed iii the  "constellation**  of
earth's honored sons,  and sympathfeang
with his many Mends &c, .fee.
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The Salvation Army lias struck
Midland.
C. W. Perry and wife visited ia
Saginaw this week.
Everybody canfsvtear before Giberson now.   He is a notory public.
Wffl. Bedford, of Ontario, brother
In-law of Jno. Sexsmith, is-'visiting
in Clare.-
Br. Carpenter reports a boy on Saturday last to Mr. and Mrs. B„ Beat«
ty.   Mother verjr low..
Miss Bertha Feighner im*
Grammer department today3
to the Illness of the teacher,
Gertie Murdock.
The Free Methodist quarter
meeting will b§ held In the Towm-
Hall commencing on Friday evening
22nd Inst, continuing over the Sab^
batho Bev. C. S. Gitchell will eois«
duct the services.
A tramp played the G. A. B. rack*'
et on some of our boys this week*-
He came here claiming to be a me.ioa«
ber of the G, A. IB* and* asked for
lodging and money. They gave Mm
bothj but, when a little later, they
found Mm in a saloon, drank, he w*a®
Immediately given the G, B*
The first 'meeting of the Olare
County Teachers9 association will be
held at Harrison,, Friday and Saturday, May 14fch and 15th. Program
will be published soon. Prof. IN* H0
"Walbrldge of Evart will lecture Friday night. Subject: What constitutes a mau. Teachers will be entertained free.
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