1883-09-21; Clare County Press

              VOL. VI.
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CLARH   MICHIGAN   FRIDAY,' SEPTEMBER 20, 1883.
NO.
21.
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/CENTRAL DRUG- STORE.
ONE DOOR SOUTH OF PRESS OFFICE.
CLARE,        -      -       MICH.
JEL* IML. I^CTS^EXaXja*
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
PAINTS & OILS,
TOBACCOS & CIGARS
m»NOTIONS.~m
Having put in  a  large,  entirely
new, and  well   selected
stock,  I   invite
THE
PUBLIC PATRONAGE.
NEW STORE,
NEW   GOODS
LOW PRICES
ATTOKWSYS.
ive
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•WM. H.  ELDEN,
DEALER IN
Jg    13, WHEATON,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
Ol'FtClS IN THP   M/LYNAKD   BLOCK,
CLARE,        -       -       MIOH
Q#W- PEI.RY,
ATTORNEY at LAW,
Ol'PlCI! OVKK EtOKN'S Jewelry Stokr
'JLAJAE,        -       -        MICH.
r 1 EO. J. CUMMINS,
Atty-at-Law and Solicitor,
FARWELL,   •  -
MJCIL
W   li. 1JROWNE,
LAWYER
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MARIUSON,    '-
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W"    \v. GREEN,
ATTORNEY .AT
LAW
HARRISON,     -
MICH.
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LOYU L. POST,
ATTORNEY AT  LAW,
)LIC1T0R IN CHANCERY,
ami REAL ESTATE AGENT
COLEMAN,       -      -       MJUH.
mar 82 iy
PKYSSCSANS.
rx   L. ASH, M. D.,
Physician, Surgeon & Accouche-ar.
01CF10K, MAIN STKEET,
CLARE, -    .    MICH.
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pilAri. A. LYON,
INSURANCE AGENf,
FA Ii WELL,
MICH.
$gr I have with me a first-
class jeweler, and am prepared to
do work promptly and satisfac-
torially.    All work warranted.
WM. H. ELDEN.
T J VERY AND FEED STABLE,
^•tfA'Rkfsoxf.'^t&cir.^''T
H. J.' STHARlvS,-    Prop'r
ii;-. t>ii1\-T-rsi cl-iss r<us tn let. Whcr you conit:
to II.irriv.ji ,Mi-l want to tak-a rido into the coun-
:ry 1.. «.-■ tn - TKAKNS for your ric.
I y Oi )Tri
SHOES.
NeighborhGod Motes.
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Harrison  Happenings.
Corespondcnce of the P«nss%
•       itlWllHjll, Sept. 39.
Mrs. A. E. Mack,* left Monday for
hen- old home in Yorlj Slate; to visft
relatives.
Owners of ducks 'by Iho thousands
came to Harrison from Winterfield.
Messrs. Sears and Aldrich immediately started for Muskegon with dog
and gun. On being interviewee,!
Monday morningtheyKuid thero was invited all to join in a dance at his
lots of ducks there '(in tlieir minds) i residence on Friday night whicli was
but they could nofc st&y long enough • "vvt"" «tteii(.U-ti and al! report a good
fco get theiu.
Stevens & Quinn imve returned
from Saginaw aifd Detroit. Soon we
may expect to see thehugest stoek of
hardware that ;ovor ,oanie into the
county. Their new store will be ready
to receive it. /     »
Cheap John says that Giberson will
fill the Sutherland jjuilding with
clothing, boots and abbes, dry goods,
groceries and everything.
D. E. Goodrich, of the firm of Curtis & Goodrich, is in town this week.
He will probaliy come here to stay
this fall.
Thos. Averilt, school Trustee for
three years, resigned Innfc night, and j
W. W. Wetherwax wys appointed to
fill! vacancy by the Board. Mr. W.
was the surplus Trustee and had
been elected Treasurer* before they
discovered thai tliey had one more
than the law allowed. '
OB&EIVVjEK.
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A. M.
ERVEY,
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M;i';>.s ".!.<; l!er.t l'-iK'lf. and   SiiOi.s !>vCJllsi-   lie  USM
only thu Htst Malt-rial.
?l:U:i'.S KT.ASONAKI.E.
.1 GOOD FIT GUARAXTEKD.
CABLING   A. SPECIALTY.
;i,akk.
MICH.
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.T.:miy*f**rvTTf0'r
f. lambeck:.
MERCHANT TAILOR.
All   first class  goods constantly in
stock.   Suits made to  order
in lates styles, and at
lowest prices.
33gr<Q> X2L©©C3L (CUT§g<Q>±AA§£;
to the city for clothing.
YTEW DRUG STORE.
ZSC j&. IS? <S? Q StT.
HUS1ED & PARISH,   Prop's.
%ZA"ii   fail stock   of jii'.re drug
;; 1 -iii-'lji.'iac.s w111 no kept constant
on i.iiiu:.
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CAAPAA'TEh'  AND
zrzD.
MICH.
BUILD Ell,
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Correspondence  of The Iitnss.
Bover, Sept. 10.
Fannt'rs are very  busy  after the
heavy frost of Sept. S, cutting corn,
digging potatoes, and preparing the
ground for wheat,
( P. Vanlvoughnett and family have
returned from Coral, Mich., where
they were called by tlie announcement ofthe sicking of his father,
Lester v., formerly of this place.—
There is not much hopes of his recovery.
Quite a number went from here on
the excursion to Ludington and Manistee.
Messrs. Crawford and Nichols have
neatly completed their road job along'
the west side of Sec. No.2.
Geo. Bender is on the sick list hut-
is nofc confined to bed,
L. Cronk does not say much about
his wheat crop, for he is afraid folks
will think he is bragging.
Notices are posted for the letting of
a.job to stump and grade the school
grounds of District No. 4.
There will be less wheat sown in
tho Crawford settlenientthis fall than
there has been for years.
Joel Palmer lost a horse a few days
ago.
Mr. Cross of Ionia county is visiting his son Eli Cross,
Noxjr Suck.
ijglP'Cleaning and Repairing
Done Promptly at Reasonable
Rates.
I solicit publie patronage confident
of giving SATISFACTION.
The onlyjTailor in
Clave County.
i....■-Stair Imild'.ii.: ;i .Specialty.   Drafts and lOsti-
ninisi s furnished w li-n  iesired.
'HISTORY IS THE BETTER HALF of KNOWLEDGE?
Medical Director Shippen's ?few Work s
!u.Kl Started on their trail. lie succeeded in gating within shooting
distance and opciml (ire on'the old
bear, which sent the in-to- iu one direction and Joe in the other. Alter sev-*
eral moments had elapsed, in which
time he had collected his seattere wits
he was surprised to see the two young
cubs standing within a few feet of
him. The old bear, badly enough
wounded, made her escape, but Joe
was seen to hold hi& plow with one
hand the balance of the day.
A logging beo took place at Wm.
VanKoughne'tt one day last wtek. He
was well pleased win tl-je work and
time.
Several ofthe. neighbors were called
on the other tb-y to render tbeir services in removing porcupine quills
from h valuable dog owned by your
correspondent, but they failed, and
shooting was deemed necessary.—
The sad bereavement haves a shadow around the home of the afflicted
ones. Nofc being much of a poet we
would deem ifc a favor if some qualified person would write an epitaph
suitable for the occasion.
Wm. Jerrod can walk on both legs
now bufc favors one a little,
Mrs. P VanKough.'iettandMrs. W
L. Lyons visited friends in thissettle
ment last week.
Baskum.
-HAS THE-
LARGEST STOCK
-OF-
FTJR5TITTJRE
Picture Frames,
io?j!dsnG?, etc.,
•      ON THE LINE OF THE
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Lansingville
Laconics.
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WEST   OF   SAGINAW.
Corrcspoadence of Tiitt Piikss.
Lansingville, Sept. 12.
-Mr. Forward's child is sick.
», hrd OOTi**m^*&s^r£?iwi^^
Farmers are busy gettin-.- iwuIv tn   \ % i li Sk 3 Vi 3
get their wheat in.
Jade Frost has done cansiderable
damage to the late crops.
T. W. Walton has bough! the To-
lan SO acres of land for $1000.
S. Skelly has not forgotten the way
to Lansingville as it was reported.
W. Maxwell is building a new
store and in a few weeks will fill it
with new goods.
Mr. S. Lansing is a happy man,—
He has a young son at his house,
weight 101 lbs. Mother and son are
doing well. Aut;o.
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JUST NOW
-IN-
ITorfeh SheridaA
Main St.,
CliAHE.
History of Ancjenj; Seai Fights.
History ot' Modern Navali Battles,
Pictorial History of Naval Architecture.
^"SrapbicileKoi-iptiunsof Salanils,Actium,l^!pai)to.In-
yu3 vincible Arnmila, Nile, Tratalvar, Lake Krie,Na-
varino, Sinope,Lissa, New Orleans,Tort Fisher, Mobile
Hay, Alexandria, and many other*. The Lives and
Work of Doria, Drake, Howe, Nelson,PaulJones.Perry,
Karratftit, and other Naval Heroes and Sea Fighters.
No other HSooIs in any Haneuuge covers tlie
same acta. C#"X>r. SHIPJ'/uf'S great ability and
fitness as the author are conceded by all. A wonderful
record of Patriotism and Valor, that will be rend by old
andyowie. Finely Illustrated, Clear Type.Good Paper
and Binding, 7S& pnj?es.   Prico, S3.     Sells Fast,
 TCflLIBERAL COMMISSIONS.
  _ I %.%/Dascriptionandtermsfrt**
AUresa J.C.McCUltDV&CO., PhiliMl'a,Pa.
VlnduDUtl,  Ohio, CUIvut;u, III., ur   ht. l.ouU, Mn,
Correspondence of The Press.
North Sheridan, Sept. 18.
Wm. Purdy has returned   from
Reading.   He reports crops good in
thafc vicinity.
Several parties from Ohio, friends
of J. Cotter, have purchased 300 acres
of new land in this town, from a Bay
City firm and have commeiiced improving it.
On Saturday last, while J. Hudson
was plowing for Mr. Jerrod, an old
hear and two cubs crossed the same
field. Joseph procured a single barreled shotgun, loaded tothe muzzle
Lansingville, Sept. :10.
ilr. Bowen ha-i brought one of his
threshing machines home and will
soon thrash oui the  neighborhood.
Mr. AV. Lansing lost his pocketbook
lust week i.ontsuning$30, whilo in Mt-
Pleasant.
At the special school  meeting on
tbe 13th, Mr. Geo. Vandelancler was
elected Moderator, T. W. Bobinson
Director, and W. Lansing hol.ds the
ofiice of Assessor for another year.—
Miss Nettie Wise, of Ohio, is visiting at Mr. Bobinson's.
Miss Jennings visited in Clare last
week.
Miss ?,[au<! Allen has been engaged
to teach the Lansingville school for
the next six months.
Miss Sarah Marlin left On Tuesday
for Canada.
Some men who k eep four dogs had
better keep  tbem off other   people's
stock.
Mr, Hunter of Loomis, will move
his stock of goods to Harrison.
Mrs. Dr. Cosper has gone to Chicago to visit friends. ' Akgo.
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goods and get our prices even
ifyou are  not quite  ready to'
buj'-.
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MICH.
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