1884-06-13; Clare County Press

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CARRIAGE
KALSOMINIG.
Estimates of paint furnished for parties desiring work,
All work   warranted
first class.
Cooley & Welch,
CLARE,        -      -      - MICH.
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TTARNESS SHOP.
C.X. GOODENOW & CO.
Making and Repairing   Light and
Heavy Harness by
Skilled Workmen
Whips,blr.:;Vtls,and in wst everythiugtobefcur.d
i; a fir-t cbss harnci s shop will he
kept in s,trck.
%»&.Tho patronage of the publie is
o^pectlully solicited.
East side of McEwan street,
Ciare-, opposite j. W. Calkins's residence.
""REUBEN SMITH,
NOTAB Y PUBLIC
\ UeaJ  Estate  and Insurance Agent
AT Ml CENTS
On tlxo Dollar
To make room for a different stock.-
Come atid See Me.
ISTo IEE\x:rnlo\xg
THESE    GOODS
MUST BE SOLD
IK 60 DAYS.
G. W. LEE.
OOTS & SHOES.
B
A. M. ERVEY,    .'
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Vlal:cs the Best Boots and Shoes-because he uses
only theBestMatcrfal.
PRICES REASONABLE.
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HARXIXSOIS. MICSI.
Particular attention paid to looking land, estimat
ag pint- timber, adjusting trespasses and payin?
axes foinon residents
Manhattan Kire Insurance Company orNew York
rong and sound, with low rates.
A GOOD FTT GUARANTEED.
COBBLING A SPECIALTY.
;r.ARE.J
MICH.
e call your attention to the fact that we are  Vk hole-
sale and Retail Dealers in
our, Feed, Grain,
Groceries and
Pro visions.
Buying the above in   large   quantities,   we   can   sell
VERY LOW.
Special Attention
Given to tlie trade of Lumbermen, Jobbers
and Small Dealers.
BLACKSMITH COAL,    LIME,     BRxCK,     HAIR.
ETC.,  ON   HAND.   WE   BUY   TIES,
TAN     BARK,    FARMERS'
PRODUCE, ETC.
Claret!
Adjourned meeting
Council.
Members   present
Feighner, Brown anfcthe President!
Minutes.Of last «JfPclng read and
approved., jC-jV/
■Trustee Elden caifXin'-and "took
his seat.        '    .    ln^
Oil motion o'f Trusi e$ Ort the following accounts weiT allowed as reported on by commit t<;et
Pb.e-58 print \ y   j #3,50
J. Im Welch, arre&t {"etc., 3.00
Trustee.FeigIiner is 0ved that tbfe
Street Commissioner"; !>e instructed to
opensluceon iieaoh^jjveet where it
crosses First s^treetj c-9 j$ied.
Trustee Feighner n j&ved that the
Street Commissioner\-* authorized to
expend the sum of ^dollars besides
i of the poll tax
Carried.
On motion of Trusfije Elden there
wa3 transferred froifi
fund to the high.way
of §150.        - v'       \
Trustee Ort offered!*', f he following
resolution. "Resolve1^-by the Common council of the v |Hage of Clare
that the Clerk be apci ft.\s hereby in
to purchase for the us v£,f said village
Howell's Annotated^ $BChigan Statutes, and that au ord« ^ be drawn for
the payment of the *j 5a,iie.   Carried.
Trustee Feighner n loved that the
Street Commissioner bo instructed
to let the job of stui* :p;,ig Hemlock
stree xmth of 5th stress rods not to
exceed $12-.
the   general
fond, the sum
• On motion oojUlK'if^
til Jime^   . A»"«.P*
yourned un-1
itswft ■■'■■■'.:
Come, Gentle Spring,
And everybody come and see if it
isn't a fact that you will
find the largest
Spring Stock
-AT
u u.
DOTJ»XlNr33JBJ5* I
The C^tiesBkioriersI
list of
sever-
TIip following is aB&t^J
tne census enumerators ^
townships of this coilnty
Hayes—John R. P&trii
Sheridan—Wm. Jelr
Grant—A. W. Mcl|fc^e_
Arthur—Win.'Vara toughnett.
Franklin—J, D. MdSenna.
Summerfield—Chas,| Sergeant.
Greenwood—Johii A.« Vosburg.
Winterfield— John H. Fleming.
Surry—Jeth Miller.
Frost—Edgar Durfee.
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LARGEST STOCK
--OF-
FURNITURE
Cappeis ,
Picture Frames,
Mouldings, etc.,
ON THB LINE OF THE
F.&F.I
WEST   O'F   SAQINA}}
now, as we1^»3^
A. Hapdy Family.
Circle is the greatest blessing of our
civilization, but such a. thing is not
possible when disease and death
lurks on the threshold, one of the
mest important matters to be attended to, is that the liver and Kidneys
are in healthy condition. More
trouble arises from derangement of
these organs than from any other
cause, often resulting in Diabetes,
Bright's Disease, and other difficulties that are generally counted incurable. Parmelee's Dy#?psia, Diabetes, Kidney and Liver Cure will prevent and cure all these difficulties
with great certainty. Large bottles
$1.   Sold by J. W. Dunlop.
We&re
are able to show you a finer stock
of CLOTHING than ever was kept
in this town. Our DRY GOODS
line is the same and lower prices than
ever before. BOOTS, SFIOES and
SLIPPERS we have in great variety.
All the latest styles in HATS. A
good line of PRINTS, GINGHAMS
from 6 cents up, CASHEMERES in
all shades, TABLE LINENS all prices, TOWLING from 5 cents a yard
up.
A good like of BED SPREADS.
j5©"We take pleapure in inviting
the people of this vicinity to call on
us and price our goods.   We will not
be undersold by anyone.
Respectfully,
ZEMON & SABLE.
Si
mi
JUST NOW
ATS.
Toot&actee.
Did you ever have a cracking,
jumping, snapping, roaring, bothersome, toothache,'that kept the whole
f.nnily in an uproar until 3 o'clock in
the morning? Many have it, but
all liave not heard of the wonderlbl
cures made by Hamilton1
CHAMBER,    LIBRARY.
&   DINING ROOM
FURNITURE
WE
CAN&
VETXILiXk
Office and Stope on North Side R. R.     Elevatoi: and
WarehouseJSouthSide R. R. v
' MAIX STREET,'     -      CLARE. MICH.
DISCOUNT
Any other Furniture Estab*
lishment in Isabella,
Midland or this
County.
Will you cough when Shiloh's Cure;
will givo immediate relief? Price 10 j
cts. SO cts. and $1.    Sold by Musseli.
Are you made miserable by indigestion, constipation', dizziness, loss
of appetite, yellow skin? Shiloh^
V. ffti?","«. L-^r\ jjv R. M. MufipeU, us* r>.
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"-'-" "-"'r fwi"--'.-asMz^-^-iss&i-i
You to corne and examine our
roods and get onr prices even
ifyou. are  not  quite  rrady to
buy.
My Pa says he saved lots of money
by buying these new boots of
ZEMON & SABLE.
CLARI
MICH.
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