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(CENTRAL DRUG STORE.
ONE DOOR SOUTH OF PRESS OFFICE.
CLARE,        -       -       MICH.
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CLARE   MICHIGAN 7 If WAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1883.
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Dli UGS & >MEDWlArJ'Ji%
PAINTS & OILS,
TOBACCOS & CIGARS
&s$*J\7QrJTO\iS.-m
Having put in  a  large,  entirely
new, and  well   selected
stock,   I   invite
THE
PUBLIC PATRONAGE.
NEW STORE,
NEW   GOODS
LOW PRICES
Give Me a Trial
WM. TI.  ELDEN,
DEALER IN
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A^TO'BSiays.
i). WII5CATON,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
Ol'I'rOK IN th» Mayn/uu> Ui.ock,
CLA11K,        -    ,  -        MICH
p W. PEI.RY,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
Oppick Ovhk Eldhn's Jiuvnuuv Stokb
OLARE,        -      -        MICH.
Neighborfiodd Notes.
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Q.EO. J. CUMMINS,
Atty-at-Law and Solicitor, •
FARWELL,      -       -      MICH. •
Tjnr   H. BROWNE*, '	
L A W Y E R,
HARRISON,     -    , MICH.
\TT    W. GREEN,
ATTORNEY AT   LAW
HARRISON,     -       -     MICH.
pM/m) L. POST,
ATTORNEY AT  LAW,
)UCITOR. IN CHANCERY,
and REAL ESTATE AGENT
COLEMAN,       -      -       MICH.
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PHYSICIANS.
Lt l. ash,~m.'d.,'
Physician, Surgeon & Accoucheur.
Dove:
Correspondence  of IJ^f P«tas
■    Z'' |j»;>^iXiyer;iSept. 3.
Our farmer^ ^jfen^to think  thnt
clover-seed \vHI^t^'*fel^'nnd J hope
their expecWioiif&vsty be realized.
The young!-f<>H^-from-at'iois the
Cedar and Ancierpfa.V$le had a very
pleasanfctiinertt"iW|tilfji'r><'e in Erwin
Foutch's last \ve<X>\fI#ur0d;)y night,
Aug. 30tli. '1%, I
Threshing ia »^J»»'j^ dono in this
settlement, .and ffinjbp w ts much
lighter rhan we tugtirtpatt'd.
Miv« Minnie Si|^i)f-Glarc! was visiting Dover friem$ira»tiQtly.
W. L. Lyons *#&)! ifc.hopes the one
that stole hik Iityp&tiSid .side straps
may live to repenJMrf'tjieir sins.
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lt is a girl and ISI Lyons; is happy.
Don't mention it b|for6 him, for he
is such a modist m#p!
•  Sheriff Cramer ('jriie und got AJae
Hatch, the Hamsoj* girl runaway^ ,  „~~.   —
She was staying ufidfcr an a>sum^,Wm- Azelton, proprietor of the ho-
OEFiCE, MAIN STKKKT,
CLARE,
MICH.
BMSOBIiJEiAWraOUS
! pITAS. A. LYON,
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IXSURAXCE AGENT,
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namo at EI Lyons'.
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Wm. B. Lyons Ms (tat his farm in
tho luiHcWof Mf. PhwJant parties to
mell. ■     ; *.
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j    TIiQClareitojJ (hat'caii^e up to get
j road jobs only went \m}( jvay before
tjiey became disgiwietl.at the  low
price they \VoreSbjjl fur.J.    - x,
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A certain Jady^wt.oJftPji thousand
milp»from Dover^i^ffl'^not give^n
-wauled ,the'(n*l|jfaJb\Sm\W&tf?«'»
yfTWTy        T.)Vi;jtY AND FKE1) .SEARLE., "MOP*
^fwifeW     I ^-^^-^^.       ^I//<::/-'- ,' rector in district Ko 1.   '       .
^X >Jk'     '•V      ill.  j.  STEARN3,    ' Prop'r j    Porter   Randall .will handle   the
j moneys belonging to district No 4,
irvOnly first clnn rigS to let.   Wh,-.. you  come , f()r t}jp n(,xt g ^    0fflw f   j,
to liarrison anil want to tak" a ride into  the coun-     ...... ,'
try to po to vr barns for your njr. i di.stnct cannot make the books cor-
& SHOES. •
FA11W ELL,
Mien.:
first-
ftgiir I   have  with mc  a
class jeweler, and am prepared to
do  work  promptly  and satisfac-
torially.    All work -warranted.
WM. H. ELDEN.
OOOTS
respond at this writing (Sept. 4th.)
Noxk Such.
«J«lli4 V^f»KW4»
A. M. ERVEY,
or.ly thc Best Material.
PRICKS KEASONABLE.
A GOOD FIT GUARANTEED.
COBBLING A SPECIALTY.
Harrison   Happenings.
Coiiesponclence of Tue Puess.
Harrison, Sept, 12.
Ihe heavy frosts of Saturday and
Sunday nights did serious injury to
potatoes, corn and tomatoes, in the
northern part of the county.
One year ago Mr. W. H. Crandall
moved, bag and baggage, to Missouri. Yesterday he returned, to stay,
and he says there is no place like
Michigan.
J. II. Canfield is fitting up the
lower part of his furniture store for
groceries and dry goods. *
The foundation for the new church
is being laid.
Dr. Witherspoon has stumped his
two lots east of the school house, and
is getting the him ber on the ground
preparatory to building this fall.
J. L. Potts is happy. Cause, why,
a haby girl made its appearance at
his house ove"r a week ago, tvnd is g*>-
inS-to"toy.      ■  . pC IWliv
On Monday/evening, at tlio JEx-
change hotol/l-Ienry j. SteariiS was
married to MisSs'E.nma, daughter  of
-HAS THE-
LARGEST STOCK
-OF-
2LARE.
MICH.
EL
P. LAMBECK.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
All   first class goods constantly
stock.   Suits made to   order
in kites styles, and at
lowest prices.
in
"EW DRUG STORE.
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j HUSTED & PARISH,   Pro},
fggTA   full Mock   of pure drug
j(: HK'v'i'.-incs will no kept con.stant-
(>:>. "iiiiMil.
.".! 7 .70.V.I n K SOLK'FTFn.
3^0 aaoeca. ofgoing
to the city for clothing.
JgglP'Cleaning and Repairing
Done Promptly at Reasonable
Rates.
I solicit public patronage confident
of giving SATISFACTION".
The onlyiTailor in
Clare County.
M^E* St.,
Dover, Sept. 12.
Some of our citzens thought they
! had a good thing  last Friday  night
Makes the Best Hoots and Shoes because he uses I When they Were traveling ai'OUIld   aU
I night to arrest some parties that had
a democrat wagon. If Uncle Sam
knew their good qualities he Avoukl
have them on the detective list.
Just as I expected Baskum don't
know the.difference between roasting
ears or good sound corn.
Xow is about the time one begins
to hunt around for some of those old
clothes he wore last winter, but leu
to one the rag peddlar has got them
for a cent a pound.
School commenced last Monday at
the Crawford school house. Children were, over anxious for Monday to
meet their esteemed teacher, Miss-
Bell Doherty.
School District No. 1 uill build a
wood shed and paint it also. They
have let the job of fillling it with
wood.
Mrs. T, James' sisters have returned to Ontario.
Asa (3rooms went to Flint last Saturday. A letter from his wife says
her health is poor. She is at Flint
doctoring.
Two dances and a picnic, besides
religious services, last week at Dover.
Farmers had to stop ploughing until a/ter the rains last Thursday and
Friday night.
I guess the presiding elder of the
Press will have to send outside this
winter for his pancake timber. Saturday night's frost blasted buck
wheat farmers' hope*.
Miss Julia Grooms accompanied
lier Uncle to Flint to visit her grand
pu-ents. NoxE.Sucrr.
tel. The bride is about 10 years old-
Last spring Albert Carim was elected constable and he qualified. During the summer Justice Hoisington
taking advantage of Carim's absence
for a few rlay« from town, had his office declared vacant and Geo. Peacock
elected to the position. By whatau
thorily can a town board do any such
thing?
Quinn & Stevens aro east buying- a
Stock of hardware to fill their new
building, v^hich i.s nearly completed
?,-'"Wm, GitWson is thorough ly t'#^;
-mVi^E^P^^^mf building \&Si
will soon'put in a stock of clothing.
School is to commence next Monday. No change has been made in
the board of trustees. All seem anx-
iou.'j to hold on to the office.
[No change is necessary. Tho law
requires that but one trustee for one
yea..-shall be elected ; hence the second one chosen for one year is not a
member ofthe board—Ed. Press.]
John Hatfield has done more work
on the roads of Hayes township this
year than any former path master has
done'in two j'ears. "Honor to whom
honor is due." 0Esi3.iiVJi.it.
FURNITURE
Carpets,
Picture Frames;
Mouldings, etc.,
ON THE LINE OF THE
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WEST   OF   SAGJXAir.
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The Encampment.
-IN-
CHAMBER,   -LIBRARY.
&   DINING ROOM
FUBNITITE
O
i>.  PALMKR,
JJOVF.R, MICH.
(.'.. I /,' /' FATAL' . 1XI)   n UILDEli.
/i>;-Stair liiiiUHnjrii Specialty,    Drafts ami  Ksti-
oi mat s furnished when desired.
'HISTORY IS THE SETTER HALF of KNOWLEDGE.'
Medical Director Shippen's IJew Work
Central Encampment Nu. 100,1, 0.
O. F., was instituted at Farwell on
Wednesday evsning by Past Grand
Patriarch Gray of Kalamazoo, assisted bymembersoftheorderfrom Reed
City. There are twelve charter
members. Officers were elected as
follows.
C. P. —J. C. Boekafellow.
ii. P.--II. Hinkle.
S. W.-G. 1\. DeLand.
j. w.—G. W. Stab 1,
Secretary—L. L. Kelley.
The camp will meet on the 1st and
3rd Wednesday evevings, of each
month at Odd Fellows' hall.
Late   Local.
"V
History of Ancient Sea Fights.
History of Modern Naval Battles.
Pictorial History of Naval Architecture.
varino.
Bay,
Work of Dorlu,DrAke, uowc, Nelson, I'aulJoncn.Perrv,
I'-'arracut, and other Naval Heroes and Sea FijjhlPrs.
No oilier Book lit auy ]ancc;ung:o noTeit tbo
rami' Meld. £g^"jDr. SlIIPfMff'Surtat aliililu and
AGEHTS'WAHTEDas^WSKgSSSSj
Ot. U'-p       J3ddru» J.C.McCUR»V&CO., PUilad'a,Pa.
Kj1u\.Il&, I   cindnnBtl,  Ohio, Chlcaco,  III., .ir   Si. l.oul^ Me.
GAis ®
DISCOUNT
Any other Furniture Establishment in Isabella,
Midland or this
County.
Put in your oids for the use of the
Fair Grounds. C. W. Perry will furnish any desired information.
Wanted,—A good reliable girl at
the Alger house.
The excursionists arrived home at!
an early hour this morning,
A chair was stolen from a farmer's j
wngon on Main street, last, night.       J
The Marshal bad to interfere to
prevent a fight over a'game of cards
in one ofthe saloons last night.
Lawyer Cummins of Farwell, was
in town on legal business this week.
A. -A. Shaver and wife left  this
morning for a week's visit ih Ingham
jcounty.
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You to come and examine our
goods and get our prices even
ifyou are   not  quite   ready to
buy.
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