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"CLARE, MICH., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1890.
NEW SERIES NO 62.
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THa Democrats of Clare County
Met in Convention at Harrison,
- Monday, and Monilnatecl tne
TicJcet tnat is to
Win.
Tho Mont Harmonious Politionl Meeting
,;   Ever Hold by Any Party In the
County,—Success Is Ours.
f'he largest and most enthusiastic democratic convention ever held in Clare
county convoned nt Wilson's opera house
at Harrison on Monday and placed in
nomination a most excellent ticket for
tlie kind considerations of the voters of
this county, Tho meeting did its work
W0; satisfaction is general, and we be-
HOV'O that after the votes are counted in
November that the following ticket will
bcjjound to have been elected, each and
evjjuy man, by large majorities:
For Sherlfl—
AftTHUK E. DOTY.
For Clerk—
JOHN H. RICHMOND.
tl Register of Deeds—
WILLIAM E. ALDEICII.
Fdi; Treasurer—
f, jomr GOKDON.
Fca- Prosecuting Attorney—
<§     WILLIAM A. BURRITT.
mi Surveyor—
f     WILLIAM W. HARPER.
Fffir Circuit Court Commissioner—
|        SAMUEL B. PEARY,
for Coroners—
, f)       FRANK McLELLAN.
■ £   JOSEPH II. CARPENTER.
She convention was called to order by
Di£ T. II. Maynard, chairman of the
CtfUflty committee, who called Phillip
C&7, of Hayes, to the chair as temporal^ chairman, aud M. D. Eaton, of Grant,
^temporary secretary.
3?be chair appointed Arthur Wood-
iqnoner, Jacob Mason and Frank MeLel-
laa a committee on credentials, whose report was accepted and adopted.
John Kennedy, W. L. Lyons and W.
H*Wilson, were made a committee on
pOrtnanent organization and order of
business, who reported aud recommendedihat Jacob Mason bo made permanent
cljaii-man and M. D. Eaton permanent
fCClfctary, and that the county ticket be
placed in nomination in the order above
joined, which report was also accepted
fufijadot>ted.
, Mthm Woodmancy, Jurdon Schilling
A—""■sW.eiMs wero appointed tellers of
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instructed
Do
You
Want
A Good
Watch or
Fine Chain?
AT   GARLAND'S
One Door North
of Postoffice,
Clare, Mich,
The
Best*
Stock
WM. A. UNIGUME,
jTUBULAR WELL Mil.
Prices Never
Before Heard of.     Q\arQ Qounty.
I    I Warrant My Wells Never to
Ever Seen ' *"a^ as ^onS as tlie Metal Lasts,
j and to Give Sufficient Water for
Inhny   CAMP,   MILL or FARM.
Correspondence Solicited.
CLARE        -        -        MICH.
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Tbo seo •   4f  was
the toll by'lownships to allow the delegates to present tho names of candidates
for the several offices.
Arthur E. Doty, of Hayes, and Frank
Bracey, of Surry, were named for ehcr-
riff. An informal ballott resulted in a
large majority for Mr. Doty, and he was
declared the unanimous nominee of the
convention, which wns greeted by ringing applause. Sir. Doty has been an able
sheriff for thc past two yeavs and his efficient services and his renomination echo
his re-election by increased majorities.
John H. Richmond, a prosperous, industrious and sturdy farmer of Fro3t
township, who is well known throughout
the county for his sterling qualities, was
unanimously nominated for cleric by acclamation.
William E. Aldrich, thc present efficient register of deeds, was unanimously
nominated by acclamation, and his reelection to office is a foregone conclusion.
For treasurer, John Gordon was the
unanimous choice of the convention. His
nomination for that important position
has been conceded for tbe past several
weeks. Mr. Gordon lias represented the
popple of tho township of Hatton on the
board of supervisors from year to year
and is thoroughly conversant witb county
affairs, His honesty and capability is
beyond question, and he is just the man
for thc trustworthy position.
For the important position of prosecuting attorney no better nomination could
have been made and the convention did
a wise act by unanimously declaring William A. Burritt as its choice. For four
years, 18S5-8, he was the able prosecutor
of Clare, county and conducted the affairs
of the office with honor to himself and to
his constituents. He has an extensive
practice, not only in Clare, but in the
surrounding comities and his success is
phenominal. He will receive the united
support of thc democracy of Olare county
and be elected to office by an unprecedented majority.
William W. Harper received the unanimous vote of the convention for the office of county suryeyor. He has tilled
the position for the past two years and
faithfully and carefully performed the
duties involved. He i.s in every way
capable and will be re-elected.
Samuel B. Frary, of Summerfield township, will be the next circuit court commissioner of Clare county. He received
tlie nomination in the convention without a dissenting voice, and is without
doubt the yery man to make a political
corpse or his republican opponent.
Frank McLollan, of Surry, and Joseph
II. Carpenter, of Grant, wero nominated
for coroners, which completed the
grandest ticket ever nominated by any
political party in this county. Democracy's success in Clare comity this fall is
assured. All that is required is for every
believer in Jeffersonian principles to
buckle on his armor and do his duty to
his party and its candidates for the respective offices. Let there not be a dissenting voice. Wise and judicious nominations have been made in every instance and a united pull means that vic-
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COUNTRYJXHJSINS.
Various Items of Kewn from tne
NeljiIitioriiiK Towns and Surrounding Country.
tice to all.
That noted painting of a "Russian
Wedding Feast" is again brought prominently to tbe attention of the peoplo of
Michigan. The Detroit Evening News
haye had tbe picture reproduced in all
the beautiful aud gorgeous colors of the
original painting, by the famous ncqaer-
i,el process, and, with their characteristic
generosity, propose to present eyery one
of its readers with a copy. To secure a
picture it is only necessary, for GO consecutive days, to cut from the paper a
small certificate; these placed in the
hands of the agents will entitle the subscriber to a picture, which is a beauty.
RUSSELL NEWS.
It is said
That George is quite a hustler.
That Russell has a new dress maker.
That Andy Debois is recovering rapidly.
That a wedding will soon take place in
Russell.
That Burt and Ida Allen made a flying
yisit to Russell this week.
That Sterns is playing in hard luck.
He has more fowl than he can winter.
That "Chum'' says it's a holy terror
what tho young people arc doing now-a-
daj's.
That Guy and George are digging potatoes and it is very hard work to find
them—the potatoes.
Bi'ic Skin Bill.
novi:u news.
Mrs. Jos. Hudson and Mrs. L. W. Leach
were in Clare on Tuesday.
Some of the Doverites were in Harrison last week attending court.
M. I). Eaton and Junius Ross, of Clare,
called on friend* in Dover last Sunday.
Miss Lillie James went to Clare on
Monday to work in   Laekie's restaurant.
Miss Lulu Cross is working at Mrs. C.
W. Pierson's while  sho is away visiting.
Mr. Smith, a nephew o£ Mis. A. E.
Hains, is visiting a few days in Dover.
Mrs. F.M. Davis, of Arthur, visited
her daughter, Sirs. Wm. Crawford, on
Tuesday.
Mrs. ('. W. Pierson 1-ft for a four
weeks' visit witii friends in Canada o*
Tuesday.
A daughter of Mi>. R. Beacom arrived
iu Dover last week from the eastern part
of the state.
Mr. aad Mrs. Joe Williams, ot Clare,
visited with L. W. Leach and family on
Sunday last.
Wm. Miller has the job of plastering
J, B. Loom is' house and al«o that of Curtis Palmer's, iu Sheridan.
Miss Oarrie Leach, of Dover, is staying with hev sister, Mrs. D. Kirkpatrick,
of Clare, while under the care of Dr.
Todd.
GUKLY.
The domocratic representative convention   UeW at. Wdjand loft 'Saturday
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making any Tiominat!mir^^3^^-"*^^'*5Stfe
On Saturday last dodgers were issued
from thin office announcing a big bee to
bo held on Tuesday for' the purpose of
claying the road from the upper end of
Main street north to the northeast corner of thc cemetery. The. result was that
about li) teams with an ample forco of
men were at work on the day named and
succeeded in covering a goodly portion
of that heavy, sandy road. The work
was continued Wednesday and Thtusday
and now the road is in good condition
for travel. Much credit is due those who
participated in the. work and especially
Edward Unicume, who is responsible for
having set the ball rolling
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