1883-07-27; Clare County Press

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The .'popular merchant is selling
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ATTORNEY at LrA
OFFICK  IN THE   MAfNA'RD   BLOCK,
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ATTORNEY at I*
Office Ovkr Eldsn's JrwekKy Store
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CHEAP ^ CHEAPEST
'his unlimited   stnck   of   DRY    GOODS,
READY    MADE    CLOfJIXG,      .
BOUTS, SHUES, HATS,
CAPS   and
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S@JParticiiIar attention given to
spure*drugs and medicine?, tlifc most
'Complete stock in the county, Hiys-
aeians' prescriptions carefully com-
-.pounded: day or night..
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The.pnly place  in  town
r°   to find flower pots. -
.1^0. J. CUMMINS,
Atty-at-Law. -and Solicitor9
FARWELL,      -      - :   MICH.
W~ 11. BROWNE,
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-ATTORNEY AT   LAW
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I^-LOYD' IMPOST,
' ATTORNEY AT LAW,"
'1UCITOR IN CHANCERY,
. ;suai3 REAL fcSffAZTE AGENT'
(X)LEMAK, --.-.-      -       MICH.
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however, that malfe themselves obnoxious. I
W, W* Weath|rwax and Dick
Steveas have comtfieneed to build on
Second street, opposite the Cleaver
office, I
IL Smith is buifdiug1 anadditiou t<p>
his .store. I   .."*""       '        .'
The teachers' institute begins Mon-
da^rand will fefheld in the school
ht^nse.
W. H. <& F. Ai Wilson talk of sell-
is^g out sheir ©ia|ire -ihtev&Bt to a Mas-
l\. A. Shas^em Clare, was in town
nearly all last week.    -
Br. WitheEsifoon has returned  to
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PkjiioiaHg Bnrgeom & Accoiidheixr.
OKFIOK, UFAIN STREET,.  •
CLARE,       •' - MICH.-
CorressjtS&c.enee  of'i   -'   S1!*?*^.
North - :«»i'H'm, .wly*^?.
To *"snai*   h*v;  whvn   -ttee   sun
shiiwaf* is all^r^^ 5»ut to-t»ake it
wliesa the sun &n> '<° ■ shim* fe'u trick
whfeh'-oiiirfatttfir   >ivp.y^'tl5-:> learn.
- Wheat has ec'i -'-i need i^s'outing!
John Bwotbku ] J;ns «B»ve»l   his I m£°n flrm-
■ family to th^  F^'dj %m\\   where
they will remuit:   nm*jg ,fe&rvesfe.
One day iast Wu-- s r^afefo .B.  Cat-en      - -  —c~
was moving-Ms i- :>-c%4i £oot1« to Iiarrison» haai^nff-.'out  his  yhln^le
Hkmii* -one of his
m«U^  ..,•..:* -M/^mf5^■ ^turcuiy.   From appearances it
0  .. winiid seem that a longer term than
K.-,.,. : SO days will foe neccesaary to improve-
'"^-^. Pierson^ms •«.' a fut^t garden .Ih 1 h ts habits
thesettlemen^   I    -ii^l growth iisj ,. The WUmm are harvesting their
A^heat wesl'«f town.   It  shocks  up
well and si lows what can be rai®
.IBaskum.    fon a pine farm. /
Last'spring- Harrison had one physician; now .she has six, but, by the.
dance. While visiting some metaiE'
a hay Md -the other day he tuafb^
taaately got in too close proximity
to* a bumble foee?a n^st and one of th®
bees seeming desirous of making- Mq
aeqliaiBiteace, took a -trip under th&
mvemnd gentleman's tausef§0 B^
■tlie way the latter-acted about th®w
I judge that,-,!i^d'li^ beee- on a js$f$E
'ioo?9 he'woiiitflsaYe cut a mm:M fe*
the widow Woott
horses f?ll dead
here for the third time.
Dr. Hiliikerfhas served his 30 dajrf
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here on Monday, .!
partly-to eat fetrSi;
R4inds us of trieol-r. Awf* of Jack an.<§'.'
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riHAS. A. LYON,
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FABWELL,
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Cile^l: irom The Gleaver,
Thc|s. NeaJ^ ^
quartst)f-stiS'i\Vfot'"
of ground, lind wr
man ofclaxf land '
Boyal .C^ie luv
lot to Br. Kale r\
$5,000 witii >3ie:
have a fine- matJt-
bly |>uildj  large
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ngs. /
.save" picked -$%\
z\ym y «q. rods;
'^■c^to see the
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" ?8 lioune and
:»   t;: and make
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sap^lQurdr eighths    ^^
Mr..33oweitt Wil sfefildowa his Eiitt
Mo«ay and commence threshing
lidisofhs^ Wheat bids'fair to sofT
in the iept if the weather coiitlEtiag-
wet, mujh. longer.
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M0-* %lr* McKinley. gave'the- pe©-^
^ of Loomis a good, discourse V
her «¥©ningo
Mr. <3> Lansing fell'into, a well..
Walton's fence'the other night, ai
..had'a*, hard   time  to get'out. Uafe-^:'- :'.-:'i
we'll ha.v0.to "send a guide with
after thlSi
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Maple Grove lod^e iii^t^la;l£H taew1' ' .-
Ssers next Thur*iuy«."! ?lt.iwy .usem-
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way, one is a horse doctor.
Observer.
—For Sale.—One pair ''beuvy   Ira!
horse?, harness aad w^&^  .l^i^lte-
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Correspo^dewce of The Pkess.
f  * Dover, July 25
,rer there was a mean, coward-' m fi* (n ^
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HARRISON,     MICH.
STEARNS, ■:* Brop'-r
.: rested on Haturdsiy lasL eliarg^d-n^lth i who-did it try to lay-it-Sri' those who:
•keeping a house* (>£ iiManie,. An examination was/-'had. before .Justice
Browne and bm wask placed M. $S£^
^^° I have with me a first-
class jeweler, and am prepared to
slo- work promptly and satisfac-
jfcortally.   All work warranted.
".  -      WE H. ".E1LDEM. '
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
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All   first class goods constantly in
stock.   Suits .made to'-order
in lates styles, and at
lowest prices.
, to the city for clothing.
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^^ Cleaning and Repairing
Done ^Promptly at Reasonable
Rates.
• I solicit publie patronage confident
of giving SATISFACTION.
The only -Tailor in
Late *Gonatyo
tg^Only first class rigs.to let. When you come'
to Harrison and want to tak° a ride into the country to go to STEARN S for your x\%.
OOTS & SHOES.
* A. M. ERVEYr
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Makes the Best Boots and Shoes because h&'uses
only the Best Material.
PRICES REASONABLE.
A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED.
COBBLING'A SPECIALTY.
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for her appeafa^ce at the Circuity
Court, which-was furnished. Another case in which a few hundred dollars of the people's ^oabfiey will be
spent without a convi0liois.
would qot be guilty of such an act..
Joseph Hudson's nephew arrived
/from England on the^ 20th.   He re-
*%^rts some rough weather on the big
:lare.
MICH.
TNSURANCE.
DOHERTY,
.  GENERAL AGENT,
Home, of New York,
How ahd, of New York,
AGBicuiiTTJKAXi, of Watertown,
And Other Reliable  Companies.
JSSg* The Attention of Farmers is Calledy-to' the
Agriculturai. Which Insures Farm- Pioj>erty
Especially, Assumes no Hazardous'-'Bisks^ And
Pays Dollar for   Dollar,
Office at Trevidick's Drug Store,
Main Street, - - Clare, Mich.
"pjEW DRUG- STORE.
JT.,
CliAHE.
HUSTED & PARISH,   Profs.
®^A.  full stock  of pure drug
and medicines will oe kept constant-
on hand.
PATROW^LCfE 80LIGITEJ}*
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e are in receipt of a number of
generous communications from
Isabella county, Rev. Mr, Cole's for-
„mer residence, offering us promisory
notes against the reverend gentleman, at a large discount. We thought
we had a good thing at first, as by
buying the paper at a discount and
turning it oyer on the. $5,000 judgment he is to "get against us, we could
save somefching^but the notes were
long since outlawed and we couldn't
use them. We feel grateful to our
friends, however, and sympathise
with them in their misfortune in
holding such worthless paper.
Correspondence of The i*REss.
Harrison, -July 25.
I was careless last week and forgot to mention that Julia-A. Putnam
was arrested on complaint of Lester
Dillenback of Frost for keeping a
houce of ill fame.' Examination was
held July 16, and she -was beid to
bail. On-th^ same day a shooting affair happened at Elm G-roye, wherein Jack Heenan was severely cut
about the neck and shouldars by some
of Lally's Italians. Six Italians were
arrested and brought before Justice
Hoisington. They swore themselves
clear and are again at large. In the
melee one of the. ^doves were shot
through the 1—imb. She still survives and the ranch is in full blast—
The trouble arose over the price of
their drinks, and the question arises,
what business have they to sell liquors without a license? The authorities well know the facts.
On Friday last Mrs. Hagg had A.
Straub arrested for assaulting and
battering heir son ^rpd, aged 9 yoars,
Straub acknowledged the. corn, the
citizens paid his,vtl fine,' and now
Mrs. Hagg's-boyg -will -have to carry
themselves as becomes good youngsters.   They are not-tne: only ones,.
Mr. James Finton will ride faster
now as he has exchanged his oxen
for Mr. MickePs four-yoar-old colts.
If Mr. E. Rose, overseer, would fix
that mud hole by -Mr. S. Young's
house, he would receive the thanks
of a great number of people who live
north of it.
Farmers are discouraged' about
their hay as it rains three fourths of
the time,
Samuel McNeal's child next to the
the youngest, died last Faiday near
Atwood's. The funeral was held at
the Crawiord school house Saturday.
Mr. Kemp's horse trade did not
prove profitable to bim as the one he
got died in three or four days.
Mrs. James Saul is some^.better;
also Mrs. W. A. Thompson-;
^Wliatl would Mr, Ovdb if he had a
three years', famine. Oh, yes, \ he
would have enough to last that short
time. Nothing like sympathy for
our fellow man. ,
None Such.
ICAK'EETOLY
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Lansing¥ille   Laconics.
To the Editor of The Pressg
Lansingville, July 25.
'Most all ofthe young folks in the
settlement have had the whooping
cough, and so has Mr. Forward.
Thomas Tolan is going to Ontario
soon.   The girls will miss bim.
Corn/o^ts and potatoes^are looking
well.
AllofomT subscribers w^o wiM
pay their subscription a>-'."r<rmi&
to this paper in full to «?***'•<, wmaB
one ye€iv ivi.wd-v&nce* wif? &«v *)T<sa*
sented with one par's snfA;.-zip°
iiau to ihe
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asisteen page agricultural magazine. -n:'-';--*iedby
E. A. K. Hackett, at Fort Wayne, Jnm-uiii, and
-whicli is rapidly taking rank as om> of tho :■ ading
agricultural publications of the cour.t!*;•". Il is devoted exclusively to the interests of fch«l Farmer,
Stock Breeder, Dairyman, Gardener, aj.vi their
Household, and every species of industry c-;n-*ecte(i
with that great portion of the people of th& world,
the Mariner. The .subscription price :'.- €'- CO per
year. Farmers can not well get along V* out it.
It puts new ideas into their minds. It i t-ut-ijOjiXbeBa.
how to farm with profit to themselves. I? makes
the borne happy, the young folks c\t»?''n\, tin©
T.W.Robinson is cutting wheatj^^;^ dt^
to-day (Wednesday),   It is a good
crop.
If you want a good team of horses
for the woods or a horse for oxen,
call on {Robinson and he will give
yon a bargain,
W. Badgley had one of his oxen
killed by the cars recently.
- I see the Rev. Mr.. Blanchard can'
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