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IX 'WHEATON",
ATTORNEY at LAW;
Offick in the Maynard Block,
glare;
The popular merchant is selling
his inamoth stoek   at   great
reduceiS-^rt*?es.-Heis selling, iattbfi i« bound to
sell   as
CHEAP ."^'.CHEAPEST
-.his unlimited  stock .of  DRY   GOODS,
READY    MADE   CLOHING,
BOUTS, S-tt'O'ES, HATS,
C&PS   and
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Ici^ParticuJar -attention   given to
ipure--'drugs and ©aiedichies, the most
^complete stock m the county*" Physicians' prescriptions carefully compounded clay or might.
p)    (§|     The only place  in  town
. «ro.<S8D.   to find Sower pots.
fS w. peery,
ATTORNEY at LAW:
Officb"Ovek Elok^'s Jewelry Store
CLARE,        -       -        MICH.
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lilllbOfiiSl1    filifiS,  -J"  Mr'   Hem>r Mickle-of HilMale
^ • - ,    *A county lias bought '.a. farm here,
"ttfj/ family, consisting of wife and three
Est;- 'ai
Correspondence of The ?ha.
Mar
O EO. J. CUMMINS,
Attv-at-Law and Solicitor,
-FARWELL,      -       -      MICH.
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HABB.ISOX,    . - MICH.
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ATTORNEY AT LAW
HABBISON,   . -       - MICH.
P°Li)YL L. POST, "      ._
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
)LICITOR IK CHANCERY,
and REAL ESTATlf AGENT
COLEMAN,       -      - MICH.
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■H, ELBE,N\
DEALER IN
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ISfSICXAWS.
J. F. JDouohoe has < >••..' s nice little
steamer in Budd M's, ^ She made
her'first trip yesterdr \
The celebration her*, '.vas 11 success,
all except,the morula^* exercises.—
At ten o'clock the pi session formed and marching to tl • -alie, boarded the boat which ito*   0aOeTis steam-
),!"^children, have arrived, and they' are
I). >| settled in. their new home.
The couple near Dover who were
supposed to have been married on
0. the 4th know as little about matrimony as ever. Parents probably interfered. For a long time yet that familiar song, "Bock me to sleep Mother" will be appropriate for the little
ones when the shades of evening
draw nigh.
Mr Wm. VanKoughnest claims to
have the finest field of wheat in the
Wi.. n
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OEFI'CE, MAIN STREET,
CLABE,
MICH.
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JH^ I have with me a first-
class jeweler,- and am prepared to
|d work Tpromptly and satisfactorily.    All work warranted.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
AJ1- 'Sfs^^lasas^fto^s.constantly in
stock.   Suits made to^^fies?^^
in lates styles, and at
lowest prices.
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■ ,'.'   to the city for clothing
^^ Cleaning  and    Repairing
Done  Promptly   at   Reasonable
Mates.
I solicit public patronage confident
W giving SATISFACTION.
The oaly Tailor in
k).untyft
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Cl/APv®„
riHAS.. A. LYON, '. >
INSURANGE-AGENH-
PABWELL,        -   -^   -'"      MICH.
T IVE&Y AND FEED STABLE.
er took in  tow.
way across the diaccv > ^y was made
thatno]seats or 'spes?; :'« staiitd had
been provided at th«    \ :txic grou. ids.
Under the excuse thai li»»  boat- was
leaking badly Capt, C:
ders-to put back to d. v
the crowd *w»s»" lantk^;
embarking point.    IN
oration and. moniin«.:
sudden termination v-
disgrace to the connru.
suit to Mi\ G. W. 1-M*^
of the orators.   The.*
was a  success.   IiIacI
tied for the first piC^s
one had the gumptr:: '
tie; so they whacked rt
■ TM band 6oys? ck" •-
ment stand were  zv,
ducted,   itad all th;,
ments been as. eomp' ^
tails as ably u^anagc*
be no ocqasioivibr fit •'<.■*
about  half township and we think ht? is right
Bas&xtm.
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Vemon .Varieties.
Correspojidence of T^Ja Press.
Jiui:
Mr. Wm. Dwyer of Glare and Miss
.vi?iich .av'ss* j^?afcy ^*^t}e of Vernon -were married
'je'an'd aiiAii-1'
of Glare, one
, citing match
and llu-siell
and neither
contest the
aud refresh-
.ysfully con-
'aei* arrange-
and ihe de-
Jiere would 4
111 Mt. 1^|easant on the 8rd and went
%y Saginaw to celebrate.
Mr. Byron Alger's aunt from Canada is visiting here. She was telling
me that she is 78 years old- She is
as smart and lively an old- lady >as
one would-meet in a life time.
Miss Jennie Bogan has come home
ta stay.
Leota.
Ed Grootms is doing somebigtei
ing this rammer.   Crops of- oosu*,
beans and buck wheat on ih&'sam®:.'
©round and the season not half-gone
Hon-b BuoHc
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Tke  'FaarT
Aa,asas©ffiia®25i'ii:s MaSl©  !T<n>ir £Sa© lEs:«
ItoniDMS<n)sa Sua (B>!2t<Eilber<»   ■
The B^ard -of Managers ofthe Clafe*
and Northern Isabella Agricultural
Society met in the office of C. W»-
PerryM. Clare, on the 30th ultimo.—
After some discussion it was decided
that the next fair b Mid on the-
grounds near this village, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, October
3rd, 4th and 5th. The following resolution was adopted: Besolved that r
Mr. and 7fe.-.E. % 'Holcomb', Dan-
^ilel Mc blaster and Edwin Bussell be
a committee on prendams, and that
the committee be instructed to offer
a premium for horse racing 611 eae&
day ol the fair. The Managers will
hold another meeting September 1st,
when the committees report will be
received.
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Terribly Timmpedi'
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Do¥er IJoiiags,,
HARRISON      MICH.
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-g^Only first class rigs ta let.   When you
to Harrison and want to take a ride into the cotifes
try to gp to STEARN S for your rig.
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T1300TS4 SHOES.
A. M. ERVEYS
Makes the Best Boots and Shoes hecaus** he uses
only the Best Material. .
PRICES REASONABLE.
A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED.
COBBLING- A SPECIALTY.
The Assessor of s v*: listiict No 1
claim'thai iii the sJ      «    of the family burglars'eul^rc1., ^.     Iiouse and
(stole iibfMji^C .^^ii^^iiji.^ .
thieves. * ' ~^Tr-   ~~~~
The Ciare band gave their, brother
musicians of Harrison a cali on the
night of the 3rd; ai)d returned home
next morning. ' They received a
hearty welcome. Our band boys
will retura the call at an early day^|
*"\ :    LATEll LETTEB.
3LARE,
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Correspondence of THE:^Rtess.'
.'■■'■."■ Dover, July..5.,
mill-to pumpi-the wafei;and=^ilo tbe
churning for his better half. If it
would cut, split and" carry in the
wood I think your correspondeBt
would invest.
A  fine  colt  belonging   to   Wm.
JLCrawford was drowned in a we'll the
other day.
A0 Je DOHERTY/
GENERAL AGENT,
Home, of New York,
H0WA.K.D, of New York,
Agricultural, of Watertown,
And Other Reliable  Companies.
^@=xSSa4|tention of Farmers is Called to the
AGRicuLTtJRAL^te^eh Insures Farm Property
Especially, Assumes no^^azardous Risks, And
Pays Dollar for   Dollar,      ^^
Ofl&ce at Trevidick's DrugS'fe^e,
Main Street, - - Clare, Mich>
"EW DBUO STOBE.
SS Jk, °E? "E? o ST n
HUSTED & PARISH,   Profs.
..    ^'"A full stock of pure drug
and medicines will, be kept constant-
iy on hand. •     ■. - ,
P^L TEONA&M SOLICITED.*
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Harrison, July 12?'
Jphn F. Donohoe is rtmni% his
steamer in the lake day and night,
and appears to be making money.
W. W. Weatherwax is about to put
a new store building on Sheriff Cramer's lot.
The Fourth the band boys cleared
over $76. Their instruments are
now paid for and they have a few
dollars on hand,-
—E. D. Wheaton was in town on
business Monday and Tuesday.
—Harrison is to have a church to
be known as the People's church.—
Last Saturday night the people and
the church organizations united for
$hat purpose. Eight trustees were
elected, oue from each of the three
denominations represented here, and
five from among the world's people.
Work on the building is to be commenced immediately.
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Horth Sheridan,
Correspondence   of The Press,
North Sheridan, July 10.
People in this locality that celebrated at Clare were well satisfied.—
All report a jolly time.
^No little excitement prevailed
1&^ on Monday. Burch Dowd's
3-yr-old child was missed. The
neighborhood promptly turned out
and diligent search was made for the
lost one, who was found in the woods
over a mile from home.
Mr. A. Teal and. wife have the
youngest of the- MeSeil children,
whose mother died not long since.
The saw mill north of Anderson's
is slowly progressing. It is a good
building and if the proprietors are
good business men,, the -mill will
prove a source of benefit to this locality.;  . •
Wm: A. Thompson, after a long
and serious illness, is about again.—
Mrs. T., also, has been quite sick.
Working on the road was in order
last Friday and Saturday.
A. P. Brewer made Dover a flying
visit last week, looking after his farm
and lumber interests in this vicinity.
■vS.lie. l^esisl.s t© A--2321*5.;?;.-'.
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Mr. Cornelius Bogan of the ,Efelf -
Way does not live happily with 1Mb
young wife.: ^uarrelL'S  nave beeia
•frequent, ;the;e0«gle has parted onc$
ORtw|e^,snd^t%|/|i|f5fci3!B „_
;.WtM'fopltsh eaoi^lj'to-dcHil tlie- firm
to his loving'"{% spouse to indr^e lier
■to'return,-. Since then matters have
progressed less satisfactorily than
before. % On Saturday Ihst $ wrangle
took place and Mrs. iJogan'left home,.
going to a neighbors. Alex Buah
was there, and when Mr..Bogan mmfr
over to fix things up, the .two men
got to fighting. Bogaif was severely-
punished. His.face nvas'' p^ndeii
terribly "and resembled after ths* battle a piece of fresh beef Folks about
the corners heard of the affair and ,^
determined to whip Alex for what •;
he had done. The latter wss -sharp- :
enough to keep out of sight, and his
brother Jim had to stand the punish-
Asa Grooms has the job of building | ment.   A young fellow named Ham-
the wall and L. B. Burton the carpenter work on Wm. B. Lyon's new
house.
Ben Tatman is building an addition to his barn.
W. Ii. Lyons has sold his year's
crop of hay to B. Branch.
E. Biegle is not able to work but
is up and about. Good time, Ellas,
to hunt up a wife.
Mr. Bitter has the frame up for
his saw mill. The engine is 40 horse
power, and frame and machinery
first class in every respect. He came/
near loosing a valuable horse one day
last week.
Mrs. James Saul was taken sick
about a week ago and has been violently crazy. Sunday she was delivered of a fine, healthy child, and for
a short time seemed perfectly rational, but at this writing she is reported
to be as bad off as before.
LATER LETTER-.
Haying has commenced.
Mrs. Jas. Saul is no better.
Joel Palmer is digging a well. "
Corn is growing over 7 ft. high.
The Dover saw will is not running j
at present.
The bridge on the Farwell road is
again safe to pass over.
Wm. Pierson and.C. Bates sheared
the sheep on the Brewer farm.
Quite a number, of our farmers are
going to plant potatoes yet.    Who
says Michigan is no. place .for fiiTm»
ing?
ilton, so ifc is said, got- hungry and
bit a piece out of Jim-* ear. Other-
parties were slighty hurt in the
melee, and at last accounts the Injured ones were on the way to ML Pleasant to get medical and legal aid,.
Collapsed.—The Perry-Browa
larceny case at Loomis collapsed yesterday." Justice Ames. -dischargee!-
Brown, the complainant not appearing, and just then Perry • stuck life-
'head in the door. 5Twas done however, and the mandate could not fee
recalled.
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