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CLARE, MICH,, FRiar, SEPTEMBER 12,
NEW SERIES NO 59.
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NO CLAP-TRAP TALK,
oods to Get Rid of.
THE BEST GOODS AT ONE PRICE TO
We have just received our Fall'-Sto.<£
which has crowded our store with an im
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mense variety of Silk and Woolen Uref
Goods in all the newest shades and fabriop j
I with trimmings to match every pattern.
MORAL: Anyone wishing to purcha,^
a dress will make a grave error if they fgii
to see our see our goods.
Domestic Wash Goods,
A Great Variety of Ginghams, Ottomans, Sicilians and Fine Dress Goods;
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Ine Shoes.
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fCLUTI CliCMJ^iNECKWEA^ UNDERWEAR, '    1
UCm LCIVIEll Q\ HANDKERCHIEFS, HOSIERY-
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Visit Our Store for Bargains in First Class Goods
S. C. KIKKBEIDE.
Pencil and Shears.
»ee Eickneirs new ad.
frs. W. A. Ryan is reported quite sick.
>ei% has a change of ad in this issue.
lohxt Brown, of Farwell, was in town
^s'day.    • -
*. Casey; of Harrison, was in town on
ilttesday,
Tohn T..Horriing, of Ann Arbor, is in
vn today, '   '   „ '
^ W.: Green, of Harrison, was in town
morning.
r$n. Boswell is visiting with his fam-
fln Glare.   -
»ylight.is now shortening.yery rapid-
it bqth ends. Z  ■> ■
ftn^atton, of Mt. Pleasant, was in
Ji T^edriesday.   "*'....-      »   , ' '
\, Kirkpatrick,'\of  Cbleinanj was . in
1 ;Wednefeday.
;jff. gilson j. the tailor,- was at Lake
••oS?er Sunday.
^iah;Hdfning,.of Mt. Pleasant,   was
fown )yesterday,   -
fedrge Dawson's new brick is  being
rtered this. week.   '7.
|&.;S:.A.ve; Wilson, of Harrisonywas
Jare last, Saturday.
I^M.Shearer has laid a new side walk
mt of his residence.    .
''not"always the man who looks
foolthati£ one.,.'    .
Ifieh a woman begins to get as sweet
ft^ar .look out for sand. \
[hat's the.matter  with the whistle at
vooden ware factory?
>n, Giles Boss, of Highland, is yisit-
iis son William, in Olare.
ivre are nine non-resident pupils ih
^are'high school enrollment.    .     '
^e'cbjnice oa Doherty's opera house
is receiving a'coat of paint,
ipes are.upon the market  in  abuc-
* and selling at 8c. ^er pound.
s.H. Rockafellow,'of Evart, made his
its a short visit'last Saturday.
/T!   S;\DT!    One Hundred  Bar*
it 90c. j>er. barrel at Giberson's.
Jennie McKizic,  of Midland, is
ig Mr^7JasVWaxreh'jln Glare.
|*.L. *L;/I!ower is in attendance at
E. conference at Muskegon.
'find tiappiness while we are pur-
ti't ahd.lbse it' after we reach it;
jfL.Garter <SJ,Q6. haye something of
it tc say to the public in this issue*
>plfe had; toVlivO to .please each
iojb'ody would, eve^get tp>lieaven.
Sdla.*
It requires pious gall to play all day
with the devil and at night ask God to
save them.
Ira Bellinger, fireman on the local
freight, is visiting relatives in this vicinity today.
Charley Dwyer, of Saginaw, yisited
with frieiids in Clare a couple of days
this week.
WVA. Unicume dut down a drive well
for J. W. Calkins on his lots on 6th street
this week.
Dr. B.'Corning Shaw, wife and child,
t>f Calkinsville, visited relatives in.town
yesterday.
The number of pupils enrolled in the
Clare schools are about 300—seating capacity, 256.
Fresh bulk oysters, either by the quart
or dish can be"had at Wm. Baker's ice
cream parlor.
•Wolsky's store will be closed on Monday, September 15, until 6 p. m. "Jewish Kew Year."
J.W. Harris is erecting a neat and
commodious little barn on his. lots on
west 7th street.
Phinisqy & Dixon, the south side photographers, have rented a photograph
gallery at'Marion.
Mrs. P. M. Shearer is visiting friends
at Lansing and Mason. She will return
Saturday evening.
Misses Flora . Leonard and. Fannie
Schofield, of Farwell, visited with Mrs.
R. Lamb, Thursday.
Commercial travelers with their line of
samples of-fall and winter goods are.very
numerous ih this city.
George Sexsmith returned last Saturday from a week or ten d&ys' visit with
relatives at St. Johns.
J. H. Canfield, of Harrison, changed
cars here Wednesday afternoon for the
.south part of the state.
Misses Gertie and May Gruber, Of
Shepherd, are-the guests of their aunt,
MJ*s.C. Bigley, this weekl
Albert Maynard was quite sick for a
couple of days this week, but is now
able to be upon the streets.
Mrs. Chester Stiles, of Marion, is yisiting .with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ed;
Unicume, at Clare, this week.
. -Mrs. C. S. Chase.and Mrs. E. H. De-
y^ogt.'drove over to Mt. Pleasant, • Wednesday, returning that evening.
jvThe Clare.band reorganized this week
and admitted eight new members. We
may expect, some fine music 'ere long.
Mrs. A. A. Shaver returned last Friday
from a three or four weeks' yisit with
relatiyes and friends in Gratiot county-
, DurwoodRossTeturned last Saturday
eyening from a three or four weeks' visit with' friends at Highland and Fenton.
R. H. Jenney's residence on west 7th
street is receiving a fresh, coat of very
pretty pajnt. Mack & ,Crest are the artists.  'I  A ;; 7.   .
Edward Unicume was atLansing Mon-
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day and Tuesday o£ business. . He re-
.ports a yery pleasant.visit" with Mr; Ak
ward. 7/   -     '"";(    7 1 '    '   . "
• ~W; B. '-El den has .jiist .purchased .over
25<^). rolls '. of wall, paper, comprising-
f^^^^^d^^^^ designs ever
Challey^B^^yf "Jnew m
7th street is rapidly Hearing completion.
It is one of the prettiest little cottages
in that vicinity.
The republican representative convention convenes at the G. A. R. hall, Clare,
Wednesday, October 1st, instead of September 24th, as heretofore advertised.   .
We have received ISTo: 1, Vol. 1, of the
Muldrow, (I. T.) Register, published by
the Independent Company, with J. S,
Holden, recently of Farwell, as editor
and manager.
Mrs. Wm. Giberson is home after a
three weeks'yisit with friends in the
southern part bf the state. She also visited Detroit and purchased her new fall
stock of millinery.
A call for the democratic county convention for the purpose of nominating
candidates for county officersj appears
elsewhere in these coliimRS.
Ah oily tongued swindler is traveling
through the state getting orders for groceries and other articles, which he takes
pay for bnt neyer deliyers. Look out
for him.
The Ladies1 Aid Society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Jas. Warren next Tues-
day, September 16. A 'ten cent supper
will be seryed from five until seven
o'cJock.   All are invited to attend.
All honor to  George  W.  Sfpne,  the  ,
democratic  candidate    upon  the state
ticket for auditor general.   Clare county,
in which he resides, will roll up a handsome majority for him in *KToyember.
Rey. Leroy Warren, of Olivet, state
superintendent of Congregational
churches, will occupy^the pulpit 'of the
Congregational church in. this -yillage
next Sunday morning, andwill preach at
Dover iir the afternoon.     * '
At a meeting of ihe school board of
this district last Saturday evening C. W.
Perry was chosen director 16r the ensuing year, W.H. Goodman as-'moderator
and C. H. Sutherland as assessor.   7     7 .
The wooden ware factory commenced
operations Tuesday^ afternoon. ' But five
saws are in'operation:this week. HoW-
eyer, 'tis expected, that the entire machinery will be in operation by next Wednesday.
The fence around the Calkins' property on the corner of. oth and McEwan
streets is being removed and everything
put in readiness to commence operations
upon the hasement of the hotel immediately. '  *    •
Mrs. Albert Smith is yisiting relatives.. -
in Indiana, whither she went last week =
and will remain for four  or five weeks..
She visited with Mr. and Mrs. Aiward at
Lansing a couple, of days while on the
way down.
Geo. W. Stone, S. Ave. Wilson, W. H.
Wilson and M. D. Eaton left for Grand
Rapids, Tuesday evening, to attend the
democratic state convention as delegates
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from Clare county. They returned home
this morning. *
'• Is it not'about timte that thos>e youngsters-about to wii with sling shots, were
brought up with a short turn ? Several
shattered window glaissesf. bear evidence
of their recklessness iii handling* thuse*
rison next week., A rather heavy calendar is noted. It is expected that the
trial of Andrew E. Mack, charged as being an accomplice of A. A. Shaver in the
embezzlement of §1000 of county funds,
will come off during the coming session.
At the meeting held at the high school;
building on last Wednesday eyening for
the purpose of voting "To borrow . ten
thousand dollars to build school house
and issue bonds there Eor?'„ was lost. The
vote being 41 for, and 43 against. It requires two-thirds yotes to carry. The
result is a burning shame and a disgrace
to our enterprising village, is all that wo
have to say for the present.-
See Giberson's new ady.
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And Watch ior My Grand Opening of
Gents' Clothing, Furnishing Goods, Hats and
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On or About Saturday, September 13,  1890.
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My quarters will be in the new Doherty Block.   I will show you one of
the neatest stores and flnest stock of goods in Northern Michigan.
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