1884-07-11; Clare County Press

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Official Paper a£ ;<$tei#e Ooianty.
BY V, B. EATON*.
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GLARE, MIOHiaAN,: iriTLY 11, 1884.
HOU.
(pENTKAL DRU0 STORE.
CLARE.       -      -       MICH.
DMUGS & MI DIVINES,
PA I ATS & OILS,
TOBACCOS & CIGAB8
m~Nonovs.-m
Having put in  a large,  entirely
new, and  well   selected
stock,  I   invite
THE
PUBLIC PATRONAGE.
NEW STORE,
NEW   GOODS
LOW PRICES
I1
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P. .LAMBECK.
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MERCHANT TAILOR.
All   first class goods constantly in
stock.   Suits made to  order
in lates styles, unci at
lowest prices.
^TC3> 23.©©ca. Of gTOJLgMg
to the city for clothing.
$SSg* Cleaning  and   Repairing
)one
tDone Promptly   at   Reasonable
'HAvEiR
-HAS THE-
LARGEST STOCK
-OF-
I solicit public patroriage conffdent
of giving SATISFACTION.
The only Tailor in
Clare County.
Main St.,
O&iAJJE.
r
Having' added very mnch
to the stock of
Brags & Medicines
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-'il
formerly owned by Mrs. Seeley
afc will be to fche advantage ol
every one fco examine my goods
and get my figurers before purchasing elsewhere. 1 also carry
In addition fco drugs,
A   COMPLETE    LINE    OF
SCHOOL   BOOKS.
CSN3n!y  the  PUBEST.MEDJ*
®XA ES used in Prescriptions.
T, H. CHRISTIAN
' FABWELL-    -      MICH,
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FURNITURE
Carpets,
Picture Frames,
Mouldings, etc.,
ON THE LINE OF THE.
F. & P. M. 11
WEST   OF   SAQIXTAH
teial Bargains
JUST NOW
-IN-
CHAMBER,    LIBRARY.
&   DINING ROOM
FURNITURE
Wh
CAN&
WILL
s
Any other Furniture Estab
. lishment in Isabella,
Midland or this
County.
FOURTH AT CLARE.
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It waa Celebrated in 0tand Style
'by the* People of Clare
and Vicinit^
Au Eloquent Onitiou., JiittrciitilK Pro-
, ffrnm of S^»**^ '
SAVE   MOISTSY
BY BUYING YOUR
HARDWARE
 \J , '    ■
'JPtae Clare H*»ee Ba»I'i<fcpl»  8c«rei*
Another -^tcMH-y.
The Fourth of July, ltSK* has como
anil gono, and tho manr^r' 'iu which
it waii celebrate.1 ih j|fetro reflecta
credit upon all who j»jjrlji:ipate<i tn
the management of UiftyAfiairs.
The inclemency of '^he weather
during the forenoon jjpade things
look rather dismal, and it was quite
iato before many peoj»fe bejpin to
come in, but tlie wvatifei' began to
clear and crowds l>ejpM|l' to flock in
from every point of -Mms compass,
coming in in \vatf'ott~ loads, horno
back, on foot and ever j| train helped
to swell the crowd.     .'4
After the 9: q« train ;6«i'ne up, th*;
people formed in procession, and,
headed by the Midland Cornet Bund,
who discoursed music fofhe multitudes on that day, aiul-iii.sucii manner that thoy foeeived u great many
eompliments from thopi-Ople, 'niareh-
ed to tlie Town U«ll.
Order w»>+ ealled :tyd .the bau<l
played, after, which 5)r»yer wsw offeredby Itev. M. S. lity$t Wjapiain of
the Day. Music \vaw*j£iuu furnished
by the Hand. Then Jolhwt-d the
Declaration of< lnd^>ojii|frg^ n.^by
y^fkiSsM/*^^
ed. In ati c.xcwieS^a^iKu^: -' ilun.
Free fclstee then deliverml a wjji pry-
pared oration and was repeutely up-
pkuded. "
T he excerCises at the To»ra Hail
eoncluded the forenoon's vxcerises,-
Mnd au adjournment was hiken for
dinner, then eame the horse nves,
foot raced and other Thinor tfporta.
At aoouC3:3U fhe crowd formed in
procession and headed by the Band,
followed by the Farwell nnd (Hare
base ball clubs, marched to the ball
ground. The game was .witnessed
by a large crowd and is the best game
ever played.in Northern Michigan
by an ameture clubs.
** Farwell went to the bat first. The
score stood 8 to 10 tn fa.vor of tne
Clare boys and they had a half inning yet to play.
During the third innings the Clare
club changed its battery and the Far-
wells made more than half their
scored-on that innings as will be seen
by the score below:
FARWELL.
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Goodman a co
el
New Stock of Stoves,
PARLOR AND COOK.
BEST PAINTS AND  OILS
—IN THE MARKET	
EVERYTHING
 IN OUR LINK	
AT   LOWER   PRICES
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SOUTH SIDE, MAIN STREET GLARE,
eoiwE.
FOR     HERE    WS   ARE.
Not in "wolfs Clothing, but with a
s
Innings,
Banks, r. f.
bracey, 3b.
. mith, c.
Gallup, i b.
H inB.-i, c. f.
Kounds, 1. f.
Saxtun,3 b,
Fr.uer, p.
KichardSjS. s.
lota!
Innings,
Husted, I. f.
liellnigur, p.
Osburu, - b.
Rockaftljow. 3 b.
Aiward, s. s.
Randall, r. f.
Ross, c. J.
Kennedy, 1 b.
Katon, c.
Tout
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You to come and examine our
goods and get our prices even
ifyou are not quite ready to
buy.
CJLAREo
men.
310-030 4
The display of lire worKS in the evening was quite tair, although it*whs
not quite as good as expected. The
balloon ascension watt good and was
Witnessed by a large Crowd.
Thus paused away one of tho best
aud most enjoyable Fourth, attended
by the largest crowd on that day that
Clare bad ever had.
of spit c
And "Slrast so Shepe as Never Vas."
THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS Can be saved  bv  the
People of this viunity by buying their goods of
H. TREVIDICK.
THE REASON   IS VERY  PLAIN.
V   •
Buying of us for CASH, your future is dear,
No debts to gray your > air o? wrintlc your face,
'Buving on credit, you mortgage ycur future,
Yeu 1 &y high high prices, yeu buy more: than yott
need,
You buy a stock of worry and tr uble, lasting
long after the debt is paid.
I have some beautiful novelties for the Ladies, and
Assortment   of  Dress
Remember that I keep a full line of
Will you cough whon Shiloh's Cure
will givo immediate reliei ? Priee 10
cts. 50 cts. and $1. . Sold by Musseli,
Foir dyspepsia and -livsr complaint,
you have a printed guarantee on every bottle of Shiloh's Vitalizes. It
neverfails.   Sold by. H. M. MursgIL
' And that I sell as Cheap as the Cheapest, and "more too ■
m»A FULf STOCK OF PURE DRtTGS AND MEDICINES
.PHYSICIANS' PRLSCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY CGMICUM>«
ED. ■■* CALL AND SEE. ME
H. TBEVIBIOIL
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