1884-04-04; Clare County Press

              $1.50 A YEAR.
VOL. VI.
Official Faper OT' Olare County.
CLARE? MIOH&AN, APRIL-M8847
BY D. E. AWARD.
F
AINTING.
,3!
''*   ! /J LOSING OUT SALE,
I
I I will sell my
AND
Ready made Clothing
AT SO CENTS
On tlxo X>ollai3^
. ,_ n iii To make room for a different stoek.
AH work   -warranted
•      first class.        '     Come and See ie.
Cooley & Weicli,
CLARK,      -     -    -      MICH. ISTo H;\im"bTj.g
CARRIAGE PAINTING.
KALSOMINIG.
Estimates of paint furnish wl for par-
tiet desiring work,
NO. 49.
:qriait.
IN
ltSSl'ECTI'Un.Y DfACR^'n 1IOTHH MLMOKY OP
C,E0K<lE>, BINDER.
wnow be hid
'dturpsod,
njp")i has flown
J^it, OoiL'
XTAHNESS SHOP.
G.AT. GOODENOW & CO.
Making and. Repairing   Light  and
Heavy Harness by
Skilled Workmen
Whips, WtMikets, and in met everything to be found
in.a first class harness shop will be
kept in stock. i
*l@*.The patronage ofthe public is
«»spectlully solicited.
Eaf-t side of JIcEwan street,
Clare, apjiosite./. If. Calkins's residence.
THESE    GOODS
MUST BE SOLD     „
IK 60 DAYS.
G. W. LEE.
Anollu-r funl
Beneath the lv\
Another ipin.
To be forever )»•'
Respect frontal jjiWs, love from friends,
I-Iehasioniniii^jjj|44>i:ru belou,
And now fimiC3i6yi.il outs lit, h is gone
Tlujojsof t»i«lf{'idlleay«nlo know,
V   <■
Oh1 haul Ufi^iaivelum "p,
Uut could he jjj^^t-loiigei heie,
"IV tie onl) i]LtiW* hotiri, of p tin,
And tI'l.n 't»iirtfijM«t4-i imrd to l»..ir.
.&■
TIil child lie- p/t vyiltiiLM-i know
Aweur.hly Mlk« > Mmi.;uid Lire,
lier niothe;'"- i!ffli( K(.r stepstnustgiiide,
And Mil her m i saris'-loss im,st s|i ire.
..Ji'
Tin. i^t-d ilH^ajfr vim lla-, wattht.d
Her loVLdsun'^K nig-bed beside, ,
Is ctitnfortt.il J3t lu. i!u\ light
To mnde him i,Jf;iJi.at'li'sdaik tide
\i~ -.
Kroin lhcilf0bliilh.il happinesi, is his,
Much coiv-UMtdfewjII be tleriM.il
lly tin. bi othl' *8i» now of ,i brother's love
And conipanioHMuJiiust liu-dcpm ed.
The friepds ifc>)«tntl ind*- will Karij,-
'i'huj brotht-r <ffiL4fth is'.now n no more,
' Though-giipcf fteNpuued'tishard to. bear
And kindred liSL.ll'for ,i timtr in. sore.
And thus install Dur lives,
This w orld is l^^ttgtt w ith e.ire and pain;
So wc ho]ie4mVtnistin ,i lica-enlj land
•They'I meet ttiiiir loved 01^0, once igaln.
-       .    I.. V. Hains.
TVEUBEN SMITH,
NOTARY PUBLIC
Heal  Estate'  and Insurance Agent
5   s.
. ' Particular attention paid to looking land, estimat
eg pine timber, adjusting trespasses   and pa-ying
axes fornon residents
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company of New York
rong and sound, with low rates.
r>OOTS & SHOES.
A. M. ERVEY,
Makes the Rent Boots and Shoes.becausi* he Uses
only th? II est Hate rial.
PRICES REASONABLE.
' V. ,<-■
*  . «» "     A GOOD FIT GUARANTEEDj
COBBLING A SPECIALTY.
Tlie l,atcst 'll^M|j:& i*V Millinery—
" 'Ay's Book.
2LAUE. •
MICH.
TO THE PUBLIC!
W e call your attention to the fact that we are  Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Flour, Feed, Grain,
Groceries and
Provision^
Buying the above in   large   quantities,   we   can   sell
VERY LOW.
Special Attention
G-iven to tlie trade of Lumbermen, Jobbers
and Small Dealers.
BLACKSMITH COAL,    LIME,     BRiCK,     HAIR.
ETC.,  ON   HAND.   WE   BUY   TIES,
TAN     BARK,    FARMERS'
PRODUCE, ETC.
fiently,among the
spring^,.    .
•sses-wwj preferred
\ be, touch  worn
Office, and Store on North Side R. R.    Elevator and
Warehouse, South Side R, R.
MAIN STREET,      *     OLABE, MICH.
Gotley
Jet figures
new trim mi
In Paris
tp colored
t >©t£oinaiv
thiSvSm^nir*-
Faille c
^t€AT—
season and very pi-titty
Blaek cheviot is a new material
imported for ladies in deep mourning. -
Dotted veils are extensively worn ;
they are, however, very injurious to
the eyesight.
•Many ofthe new hats for spring
have a tiny stuffed cat on top, the
latest thing in millinary.
Morning dresses of pale pink or
blue cashmere embroidered with
rosebuds, from apart of brides' outfits.
The flesh white pokes for children
are made of white mull and very
fine insertion.
Notwithstanding the preference
for flowers as a bonnet garniture,
many of the hats are laden with ostrich plumes.
Metal buttons in the most peculiar
shapes imaginable are worn; small
buttons are also worn.
Basket-plated straws in $ie new
shades are ainong the novelties in
hats and bonnets.
Whiskey's Work,
John Keilty Killed by the Cars
Near    Farwell   While
Beastly Drunk.
HI! Skull   crushed   Almost
. Atoina.-A Forcible Tein>
"peiraiice X,ecture.
to
The Farwell Register gives the following account of a fatal accident
"hear that village last week :
Our unusually quiet town was
thrown into excitement on Thursday
afternoon by tile arrival .of the afternoon express bearing the crushed and
"mangled remains of a man whom the
passenger train had run over near a
curve in the road just beyond the
gravel pit about one mile and a half
west of town. The man was discovered by the engineer just as he
rounded a curve lying between
the ties with his head on<
the right hand rail. .Just as ho ^yas
in the act of raising his head the cowcatcher struck him, knocking him
off the track and crushing his skull
'almost to atoms. He.-was picked up
by some of the train hands, placed
inside the engine and brought to the
place where he died shortly after arrival of the train.
The man whose name is John
Keilty started with three companions on Thursday morning-for Lake
Station, the party liad a large quantity of whi&key along of which ho
took an overdose and laid   down   on
fclV'.^fe&X^^ hte  last.,earthly
&11 arc new  cuin -sleep.   J lis companions who were al-
feleep.   ilia companions
most as drunk as himsejf leaving him
to his fate. '
It is said he is a widower having
two children in Canada, a sister at
Sagina-\v and a brother at this place
and Ludingtdn. Thus again is shown
the fearful effeets of too much alcohol.
No  Mistake!
HAfEl
.'• SM»'
-HAS THE-
LARGEST STOCK
The Caucus.
April  '.Majfazines.
- Godey's Lady's Book for April opens with the continuation of Miss
Marian Beeve'S serial "The Nut-
Brown Maid" Which grows more
charming with each chapter. "Tarn"
is another novel Of interest and besides these two stories which occupy
but a small portioh of the magazine
there is an abundant quota cf handsome illustrations of fashions and fancy work, both in colors and black
sketches. Subscribers to this paper
can have Godey's at a  reduced l'ate.
Lippincott's JVfagaziHe for April
maintains its reputation as one of the
best of monthlies. Itojiens with a
delightfully written article on "New
Germantowu and Chestnut Hill,"
finely illustrated. "In the Kauri
Forest of New Zeland" is replete
with information iii regard to the peculiar industries of that fair-off country, There lire/OtBer £fad varied attractions, short stories, poems and
articles of interest on current topics.
The proceedings of the Grant township caucus on Wednesday afternoon
were characterized by a spirit of harmony and good feeling which betokens success at the poles. A strong-
ticket was placed in nomination,
most of the candidates being
worthy of the'support of the" people.
Below is the ticket:
Supervisor—J. C. Boekafellow.
Clerk—TV. A. Goodman.
Treasurer—Philander Horning.
Com. of Highways—J. D. Newth.
Justice (full term)—Arthur W.
Mclntyre.
Justice (vacancy)—James G. Landry.
Drain Com'r—Albert Smith.
School Inspector—D. E. Aiward.
Constables—J. L. Welch, Asa
Grooms, E. A. Stevens and F.-B.
Greenfield.
The following deligates to .the
county convention, were chosen:
J. C. Boekafellow.
Wm. Crawford.
A. A. Shaver.
J. D. Newth.
D. McMaster.
The republican township commit-
tee-for the ensuing year was appointed as follows; ,
E. D. Wheaton.
D. McMaster.'
A. J. Doherty.
Josfeph Hiidson of Dover presided
at the caucus.
-OP-
Emory,s Littla Cathartic is the
best ahd only. reliable Liver Pill
kiiOwtf. Never fails with tho most
obstiuant cases. Purely vegetable,
gugar-coatM, tasteless, harmless, no
griping or unpleasant effects. Druggists sell them—15 cts.
|UENITURE
Carpets,
Picture Frames,
Mouldings, etc.,
ON THE LINE OF THE
WEST   OR   SAGINjLU
WE
©AN&
DISCOUNT   ;
Any other Furniture Estab^
lishment in Isabella,
Midland or this "
County.
WE WANT
You to come and examine our
goods and get our juices even
ifyou are not quite- ready tcv
buy.
A. A. Shaver,
,-\-\ i
fk
■Kil
Spcial Mr
JUST NOW
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CHAMBER,    LIBRARY.
& '* DINING ROOM
FURFITURE
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CLARE,
MICH.