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rp'o use to keep them,
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. stock and have marked .them down to .t|ie
bottom figures. So. look' 'to yonr' own - advantage, .WOOLEN*GOODS will be *sold
at lower prices than -you ever ■ bought them
for•-before.■■■' HEAVY. CLOTHING-.' ve
ehaapo. We Jiave..also a good line of BOOK
and S3SOEST which *wes offer.at very reason
able figures. • If yon wamt, Comfortables oh
Blanket^-oaJl on us.. We- surely can
yoUo • Gome Everybody,
;* The -F. P. M. railroad contemplate
| widening* the guage/from Coleman to
j ML Pleasant.
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i    In Gladwin a society has' beetiv or-
6 6 clock   last waiiized to encourage migration to
Tuesday evening - *eo*ge   "F*   Hoi- that part- of the country.     , "
brocjk, a well - tm" } and respected . j	
eltkenof this j>i i^te an Illness     Wenote from exchange that coan-
which date* from '.ovemlwUisfc, of f UvM% sUyov <Mkrs are ^{n .^ ^
eolation in different parts of the state,
,The deceased ~wi    t>03rn4n-.; Massa-
-chusetts in May? ll * J& fallowing * the
life of a sailor f©is t». 'pod .many years.
Mis first trip was    'am *fche' .pori of
"Warren, l^fess.j fe"-. 'illfornia, "whence
he sailed to €hli v> Heturning to
"America he touett','i at'New York
harbor   and   the'
where he was -itm
was bne of the'fifr.
for the new.^Moi'L
a sniali .sloop in w
trip around €ipe
successful in Calif
ed to sea and 'Siit-
extensively, t&aeh
por tan I park* fe L.
the year; 1856 M
wife to -Wisconsin*
letunied   home
il in- 1845.   He
m leave/Boston
tin 1849, ■ baying-
';h' he made the
font. : J?o.t being
'An lie agaiii drift-
fjiiently traveled
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'.vorfd.     About
■;aov«l with liis
*tjj»re they lived
A big blaze visited Allegan and.
caused a considerable damage, the
newspaper offices all being bnrned.
'Tin>5r say they will soon "build up out
ofthe ashes.
ia few years i\% •- they moved-to.
Canada where 3J ^ Holbrook   was
'Captain:bfii'tujf«»^';n> "Kound 0,?J
Wbieh■ em.p'tic8.intV^r«ake Iprie. ■ He
Tho Cleaver wondow if the   .appointment of*lleuben Smith  to   a-
presidential postmastership will necessitate the resignation of his. office
as Justice ofthe Peace.
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The F. & P, 1\L are. driving spiles
near Harris Bros." preparatory to
widening theguage. They are also
building two new bridges, near the
mills.^-Mt. Pleasant Times*        .   . "
Tliti Enteiyrise says that the Mt.
Pleasant boys are practicing base
ball for the coming season. They
iieed eoBsiderable    practice   before
-they can down the Clara boVK.' /"
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W e call yonr attention to the fact that we are
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this place where lie* arrived thc 10th
day of May, 1871.* He has resided-
here for the last 18 year's, working think he can scoop any tiling  in the
carried'off.a prize of $30, in tlie roller
.skating match the other night they
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the greater part of the time at thc
painting business, Mr. Holbrook
was an honest, upright man, and we
do not think he ha'd a pergonal enemy in Glare, which' is saying a great
deal. His death is deeply mourned
by his many friends in Clare, which
was manifested by the large crowd
which paid tribute to his remains on
the day' of the funeral. Mr. Holbrook was a member of the • order of
Free Masons, the funeral ceremonies
being conoucted by that and the order of Odd Fellows.
The cause of his sickness was said
to be from poison derived from paint
whieh he has been handling for a
number of years. About two weeks
ago he submitted to an operation
which* the doctors thought might,
lead to his cure, and 18£ quarts 6f
watery matter, which weighed 27
pounds, was taken from him. This
did not beneflt. him, however and he
sank rapidly. He ■w.- about 58
yea -s of age at $ie tim*- of ; js deat h.
state and offer to back him for $500.
The drill that was lost in the hole
at Roscommon has been recovered
T;--y are now down abcrnt 415 feet and
still presist in believing that they
wi 11 strike oil.   Wonder if they will.
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The disgusting scene of a drunken
white man following an Indian girl
along Broadway, while she was making vain endeavors to ^et away from
him, was seen on onr streets Saturday afternoon. The low actions of
the man caused a hooting crowd of
boys and men to follow along to
watch the proceedings.—Sit. Pleasant Enterprise.
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The Mt. Pleasant Enterprise says:
"Maggie Mitchell who has been
playing in Michigan, and people has
been talking about her age. She appears on the stage to be about 25 but
she is 47. She was born in New
.York City September 10,1888, and
rn   first appeared on the stage, in thafc
•ity, in the winter of 1850."   She
must be a stunner.
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Another misterions death occurred
at Jacksen the other day.   A yoEng •?-*„■*
man was seen to enter a rather- po-1 Any Other Furniture Estafe
torious house and in a little wlille he
Lorespondence of the Pkess.
Harrison, Mar. 50,—G-eo   Tracey
has came back to town and settled j was picked up at the bottom of the
up his accounts.   He has been in the stairs, dead.   He .had a gold watch
upper.peninsula during the-winter,  and chain and considerable money
^     ,_    ,           . n„ *     ,  ,,   ,   .   when he" entered the house and as
Donchoe's masquerade   ball   last;    mj_. •       .          ..
■. mr«»« -            -i.        neither was found   on   his   person
was a success. 'There was quite a \    .           ■  ,    ,    .,  .                 %   ...-
. ,■     ..    . ^       -I when searched, it is supposed .ihat
variety of costumes. _                   ,   ' ,  -.     ,.^^
07 he was murdered for his valuables,
are trying to raise money to
a county jail at this place by
bonding the county.   . -
Fred Sugnet   is giving lessons in
German at the school house,
All agree that for general use In
their business no Powder bettercai-
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Amos Howty, the man arrested • culated to give satisfactory results
for stealing logs, was discharged, than those prepared by E. M. Par-
The jury78 verdict- being no cause; melee, because 'they really contain
! the valuable remedies claimed, and
do not fail to act quickly and -affectively in CoughSj Colds, Epizoof
Shilot^s vitalzer is what you need j Bad Blood, Stoppage of "Water,
for consumption.   Loss of appetite, < poor Digestion, &c09 in Horser"
dizsiues.s and all symptoms of dys- Cattle, Hogs, Seeep,Poultry,.
pepsia.   Price 10 and 75-cents-.per [invaluable'   Full pound only
le.  .For sale :by B,. M, Musseli. | Sold by J. W. Dunlop;:-       .'     .-.-'■
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