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e just received our Fall Stock
whicli has. crowded our store- with, an ItM
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meiise variety of Silk and Woolen Dress.
Goods in all the newest shades and fabrics';,
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nyone wismng to purchase
a dress wiil make a grave error if they fail
to see our see our goods.
A Great Variety if Gingliams, Ottemans, Sicilians ant!
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Pencil qpckSheark ,;[i^.L
itfful weather tiie "pastweek;v"-
^H". Carter '&• Co.. jiave a change of
'***« this issued' .'d '■ *       k 7 7  ..' ^
'1$.Barnard,' of  Harrison*), was in
ast eyening.      *."   '        : \
e.will ."be .no" services ..at„the F. M.
•jfcext Sunday. - '■ "J %   ,'. '
Kump, has built  an addition onto
se on -West 4th street.     ,
eiiting- Attorney   Cummins, ;of
|on, was in town today.
yJETeisman is the new landlord, of
& House at:Harrison. z.:\ *
nuriiher 13 isnot so nnlutoky-If you.
mark .hef ore it like this.: §'. '  '"]   ;
citizens ofilidland have subscrib-
for( races during their fair. *    '
^i^STestaUrant and Bicknell's store
fj^t:|iay,eReceived fresh coats of paint.
X.]H"oisingtoh., a Harrison carpenter,
* stl'for H.-Razek in his store yester-
re-engaged
oods,
Is.
We are having a remarkable trade in
afe'.Itelal Children's
Fine- (Shoes;
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v. A. Witham has been
fcdi'.bf the'Clare F. M. church for
:year7-7   ■/- *   \ ■   .,
ffldjMrsi'M.- F. Chamberlain went
Soit*'VV'ednesday morning to visit
bsitidn.
.^^'^pubiiean county convention is
•;t*or Thursday,  September 25th; at
lirt hotise in Harrison.
;Xadies^ Union-will meet-at the
hMSSaf.MJsi! C H. Sutherland next Wed-
afternoon!.   Everyone inyited.
eo^mbcratic congressional conven-
ttC&f the eigh'tli district will be held at
te.apant,; Tuesday, September 23.   -
^orning. returned to Mt. Pleasant
l^fiday moriiing after a three or four
tflft with.'young friends at  Clare.
-■${nffeiitary tickets are received at
tOjithe Michigan, state fair to'
Lat. Lansing,  September  8th to
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lUmbei-ju Lester & Archambolt's
i;d.4s "being loaded onto cars at a
i.ateaiid.shipped to eastern mar-
-.   .^«v,,: $£ /
Cl^ireboj^s have challenged the
'son lio^ company to a race, which
rbb$bij^b6' accepted- at^an early
^ThosyEresley returned' on Tues-.
»n^.)Lalj;e;View, where she . had
ittendahce at- the: F. M* confer-
E very pair warrante<
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'e Have Just Added.
A Line of Men's and Boys' Shoes.
GCMTI: CyfeilfCiNEeiKWEAB, UNDERWEAR,
ElllLCmERa) HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY:
Visit Our Store for Bargains in First Class Goods.
S. C. KIEKBKIDE.
Dunigaiij   who has been
returned home
Mjtais'tee
last? Saturday. *
1 Mrs. Linton of Saginaw, and Mrs. Alice
Seeley of Farwell, visited with Mrs.B,
F. Cramer,' of east 6th street, a couple of
days this week.
! A'complimentary ticket to the Northeastern Fair, to be held at Union Park,
Saginaw, Septeimber 22, 23,24,25 and 26,
has Tbeen receiyed.
, JSdward Unicume has just completed
the ^rade of a half mile of logging railroad in Hamilton township for the Lansing Lumber Company.
Eerly Place, wbo was telegraph operator* at Clare during the summer, is now
clerk on one of the F. &P.M. steamers
runhingfrom Ludington.
^/."A'Prohibition Club was organized at
the £r.'A. E. hall last .evening-with'J. W.
CDunw.oqdie, president; J:.,W. Harris, sec-
■retafyandORey. L. L. Tower treasurer.
,%MiSS"ijva^ Benner,.of Saginaw, was the
jmest-of.'her. cousins, Misses,.\Dorna and
Winnie Benner in Clare, for the past
week or. ten days, returning home Mon-
Mrs. Era.';C. Doughty ofthe Gladwin
Leader and Mrs; S. S: Townsend, of G-lad-
wjn,made this office a very pleasant call
Monday. They were enroute for Mt,
Pleasant.' - . $
; '£"he democratic state convention will
"be held' at Grand Eapids next week Wednesday. The delegates from Clare county
are George W. Stone, W> Bk Wilson, M,
D. Eaton and.S. Ave WiilsorT ' '■•:.■,.
J. A. -.N'ichols'* departed  -Wednesday-
morning to be absent ten days or a fortnight.   He will take in the Detroit exposition for a few days andthen go on to
London. Ont., where reside his parents.
The board of commissioners of the
poor met at Harrison - on' Tuesday and
audited accounts to the amount pf §217.14
^of which $127.87 was for the poor farm,
and the balance, '§89.55', .'was for temporary relief of the poor throughout the
county.
C. F.. Marshall, night operator at the'
union depot, departed Wednesday- morning for avacation of a couple, of weeks.
He will join hi$ wife at Wayne,';*when
both will go to Detroit and >visit the exposition.. Mr, Marshallintends'gping to
Chicago before returning home!        _•""
M. J. Fanning,"a prohibitionist, gaye Sr
lecture to a large and attentive'audience,
at.tlie G. A. E, hall last evening. If
all the speakers of that party were as liberal in their views of. the-' political'situ--
ation of the country/ as he, "it would be-
of much benefit to the party repxesfented.'
Fred Slocum, of. the. Caro Advertiser.
has assumed the lnannagement of'tHe, circulating department of the Detroit journal, and A.'Ill Finn, late of the Port HurOn
Tribune, has' taken the management of
the Journal's advertising department.
Both gentlemen' are .hustlers .and the
management of that enterprising-paper
are extremely, fortunate ih securing their
services."     *■     .; - z    .
H. Eazek, the- clothier, -wishes, to .announce that owing to the-building which
he'intends to occupy aiothein^ complet-
bear in mind that on Saturday, September
13th, he will be pleased to show.you the
largest ancl most elegant stock of clothing, furnishing goods, nats and'caps eyer
placed oil sale. Eemember the date—Saturday, September 13th.
One of our lawyers reports business
lively. A young man rushed into his
office this week, to secure a marriage license without delay, and the young man
had scarcely withdrawn, before up came
another victim to learn if the attorney
had secured that diyorce. The one could
brook no delay for the legal assistance to
matrimony, and the other was equally in
a hurry for the document to help him
out of it. 'Twas eyer thus.—Fenton Independent.
One of our neighboring editors has got
himself into 'troifble  by  a little typo*
graphical error.   Iu writing up a visit to''
a lady friend's Itoiise he describes lier'se-
lection-of plants as follows:   "Mrs. B.
ha» the prettie/t-pluiiLa  m- tvWuA   ,**!
some -way the^letter" "1" dropped out of
the word "plants,, ;.an"dr the; -mistake was
not discovered until the-paper'was-oft*.
The lady's husband with blood in •his.ey'e
has been looking ipr. the. editor  ever
shiqe.   He now'whites his-editorials in
the woods and his devil carries- hiin'his
meals at riight.f^-Er.   \ ' . ;•'-'"•,-. ":.-.\
' The person who'.furnishes'.-iteins'for a
•newspaper-is always a valuable 'friend to
the editor.   Many, persons-hesitate aljotit
sending a postal:card to' .a* newspaper or
leaying an item atr»the .office regarding
the'movements of friends, lestjthet;editor
shotilclvthink them anxious to see their*
name in prfrife VJ3a will think nothing .of
the kind.   On-the 'c^n^ajy he is gladto"
get such, notices.    Mun# seeftiii^iyjm-
.important'items when 'printedj'^rfen^^
to a large number bf oar Seaderi&.j'^meinr
ber this and hand ih 'tlie '''items.b& your,
•local, paper.   ...    ••"•''  _; ,1 :.   •."/,-,.; •
The selection of Dr.-1\.II, }\ihy'Ali'^-mA
Clare, as chairman'" of .,thd'.-.Democratic "
county committee, Was certainly av/ise
move.". The doctor is.astaiinch-democrat
always true .to his party.-and-'possesses
th'ofee , qualifications '-. necessary; to make
him exactly the.-man^or'-th^plabe; 'rJ^%.:
democracy of ClaTe co&u^V will find iii'
I)r.-VMaynard an- able -Cfa'airhian'^iida -
"man Of mature "judgement. ■". W. A..Bur-
.ri'tt who has proved- ah* "efficient official
in that capacity, .retires, aiota-eeiingabit? '
to devote to it the ^ amonjit- of time and.
attention   the    important position re--.
tfUires.—Harrison Cigs*yci\    t.[ -    .. -   .*. -
-. Meredith people are extremely-happy
and-for'various canses7-The   pleasant •
weather for-the-past• week is.onfe reason,
and Dr. Brown .is'absent-in afctep^artcevat
the Detroit exposition for -jne-pasc few
days.   The A.-* W. Wrightf lumber com-,
papy.'commenced operations, is "that' yp
chiity. one camp. starting'Up this weelr.
-Woodsmen are .pouring into town, and .
make things' extremelyiliTely/afree-for-
all.fight is pin hourly- sight and helps fia -
relieve the monotony pf business -cares. \
dne*-'f ellow-has had three rackets "and "up-'
on "'iziveiitory is found to haye lost a part ■■
of his chin, a chunk, ont of one bf his.
„£he,eT£sJah&.one of his ^ars
gentleni^iFWn^^WnT'T""^^ • little farm
with  good and  comfortable' buildings
thereon just one mile south of this village
in Vernon township, came strolLfng into ;
our office last Monday, afternoon with a'
generous supply of   apples and plums
which he had gathered fi-om trees on liis=
place.   The apples Avere of the Duchess
of Oldenburgh variety and were as delicious as they were heautifuh   He will,
gather about 30 bushels' this year. 7 The
plums were what is called Lumbard and
the Martha Washington.    They hung in
clusters of 12 and 15 on a branch and
Avere as fine in quality as any ever grown.
He raised about 11 bushels this year, and
every one of tl^em, excepting a few he
reserved for his own use, were sold be-,
fore they were ripe and ready to pick.
■awa. wjraii iu.iii.itii.1 wva ia
fl^zel^'s, ttje Popqlqi< O^Wmceti Glofl\ir}g. tfotise,
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OPEN!
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On or About Saturday, September 13,
My quarters will be in the new Doherty Block.   I will show you one of
the neatest stores and finest stock of goods in Northern Michigan.
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