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VOL. II.
CLARE, MICH., FRIDAVMAY 30, 1879.
NO. 4
BUSINESS CARDS.
LOCAL   MATTERS.1
FOREST FIRES.
Home Time Table.—K. _fc B». M.
EAST,
I* issenger q',t%
fas.scnger j:5-
W.ST.
l':i:ssell;*er,„.»..tu.r' A, M.
Passenger, o:=.y I'. M.
Kastent at9'.L-7 a.m.
Via Si'At.ii tii Moi'.nt 1'i.uasant.
Arrive at9:00 a.m., leave at r.-:jo r.M.
J. C. KOI-KAIF.I.LIIW, P
Ofliclal and Society Directory.
Sheriff, Andrew 1*. Mack,	
Judge of Probate-, ('., W. JelTencs,   •   -
Treasurer, ]. C. UockafsTlow,   -   -   .   .
Clerk and deciliter, C. H, Soutlicrland,
Prosecuting Attorney, C. C. Casterlin, -
Circuit Court Com., G. J. Cummins, -   -
Surveyor, J, I,. I.lttlcficld,	
Coroners—A, A. Shaver, ------
I'. 1). WJIK.VTOX. t'.W. IM.RKY
WHEATON & PERRY,
LAWYERS,
CLARE,        -       -       MICH.
All lui.innss intrusted witli thciii will recejv
prompt attention, Colle.tions made and Heal Kc
late bought and sold. Ofuec .Maynard Itlock.Main St
IXTM. 11. EI.DEX, .Ji.wku.I- AXD
T V Uuiltr it) Wall Paper, Hooks and Station-
cry, Sewing Machine Fixture.*., etc., Claim-:.
GJ.1.0. AV. JEFFERIES, JriH.K of
T I'licniAir.and JrsriiK of run Phac., Clare,
Special attention given to making collections. Of-
ce ox Main Street.
Q.EO, J. CUMMINS,
At(orney-at- [aiw and Solicitor,
duurt House Building, Farwell, Mich.
r\ V. CASTER LIN,
Attorney-ruid-('ounsolor-at-I-aw, und
Counselor «.v Solicitor in Chancery,
Court House Building, Farwell, Mich.
HC.   DODGE,   .IfSTU'I-:   OK   THK
• I'hif and Xiii'ahv I'rni 11, Vi nxfis, has
Goon Fai.mixc. Lands   for S..T-K
C_ii-.u*.   Trri-KS Ukiikkct,
Ta-'UMs Easy.
IL C. Doi>(;i'„ Fhw ki.i,, tlieir.
Ci H. SUTHERLAND,
Notary Public & Insurance Agt.
Money to Loan
©_•* IMPROVED REAL  ESTATE
(burl JTottse Jiui/iling, Farwell.
Ty S. COOLEY,
lH-AI.FK  IN
Harness, Whips, Hobos, & Blanket?..
*" The  he»t assortment  of Trunks ami Traveling
ha^b in tt-u n, and price-. tl»c lowest.
THK 1M5ST OK MATKUIAT, t'SKI).
•Ml wnrk   warrantctl,    Repairing done   promptly
1 will st.ll cheaper than van he bought el>e-
whtre in Saginaw Valley.
"DUBEN SMITH,
XOTAPY PUBLIC
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
MARK, MICH.
Particular attention paid to lookinu land, ctimat-M /  , .... i.     _.
lug pine timber, adjusting trcsn.asses and paying «_hlS fllll OU tllC (. OUIlty i* anil
taxes for non resident-.
Manhattan Kire Insurance Company of New York
Strong and .sound, with low rates.
#'
Ik/TRS. D. C. HIRZEL,
MAIN ST., CLARE,
Has Just Received a New Stock .of
y   MILLINERY GOODS,
JS&$k
Cheaper than am be bought
elsewhere. Call and see.
M.
Extensive Fires aweej-Iujc Thro'
the Wood_ 011 the Flint and Pere
fttnrquette     Rull-wuy     net\vees_
t-UKTl*IH-V.-.UU<I  I.UflflillKtOll.
The ruins of last week smothcro the
MaUs* i tiros in tlie woods mirth, but did not
Via .'lint S; Puki' Mauui'kiti-: Railway,        i       ,  ,, , . ,,       , ., ,
.■.nt.eb-se 0:00 A.M.. and jy, ,.«.   West, close j P«t thl'lll Ollt, UIICl tllO tlry WWltlier of
tfiiooi'.M, Arrive, West.mat i.i-.-o a.m.,and7:00,the jmst few tlays has enabled tliem
COI.RESfO-.DEKCE.
M.
to gain headway again. Quito an
area on the Budd Luke division of
tlte. F. A* r. M. has burned over, and
a number of camps.woro threatened,
the tire also burning tlte track, necessitating the putting in of more ties.
I'arwell.
Karwell
Karwell
-   Clare
CoXmiKUATIOXAT- ClU'l-OH,   Rev.
A.H.Norris, Pastor; services at 10:4s A.M., and 7:30
I'.M, Sunday school at 1-' h., K. 1), Wheaton, Supt.
M. E. Cm-nciiTTtev. W. H. Ware,
Pastor; sen ices every alternate Snmhn at io'.« a.m.
und 7*4 )'.m. Sunday school at i? m, k, H, Corn-
stock, supt.    Prayer meeting Thur»da> at 8. v. m.
Womkx's 0. T. r7 _sli*s.AV.n.Wrtre,!
1're.sident', Mrs. W. Wqlskv. Sec.; Mis, lna Wheaton, correspondini,' secy. %lecls every Sunday at
the churches alternately al i r.M,: prayer meetings
every Wednesday .:'., i\ m."  I'uhlic invited.
- Cla-c.
Clare.
Karwe.h I Between Farwell ami Luke Station
j larye tires were buniinjj; in the woods,
jand also between Evart and Reed
j City. 1 n tlie vicinity of Nirvana the
I woods are full of smoke and Humes,
! and extensive tires are also reported
■ in the vicinity of the I .ebouef railroad,
, east of Evart. The tires are sjiread-
j in^ mpidly under a high wind and
doin'*- considerable damage.   On the
LOCAL   BREVITIES.
—Court is in session.
—Farmers are busy.
■/-—Clare is incorporated.
—Ice cream is getting plenty.
/ Mr. X. Bicknell was at Lansing j place and theblow i
last week.
1 north side of the Tobacco river near
Farwell, a good deal of pine timber
has been killed. On Friday, tires in
the forest spread to ltond iV Kyser's
property at Bond's Mills, Wexford
county, and their new mill, tramway
and planing mill were destroyed*
The railroad Aiding wns also ruined,
Their mills'were the life of the little
a hard one.
Loss not slated.
.   !»tti,tlHt council. J
A lneijwnvu*. called pursuant to i __*tter «*<,,„ MP
notice fo'the recognition W tho Fiwt' Hn^!vllT Y,ZC„ Abtv«. '70 I
Bai)tist (^IVt'h of Clare, at the Con- • Smart>ville, \ uba( o., atn> 8, 7D.
grugrttltiifl church, Delegates from | ''••"'•N>» O()oi)i;xor(iii.—W e ar-
th<- Miiptitfliiircliesof E'MSagmaw. | rived here May 1st, all well but much
SaginawJUy, Bay City, Midland anti' in need of reM, which we have been
lersey \<W m-eived and rtl-ognizeil . i . •• . •
us the Cttwll. Mi Bowdisn and -■*■■■« ,,:,;I!, Jl'-V dav" , .
(f. AV. Jcfe-ries werevhosen to repre- *'"'■■• *-**in' xvt' w,'ni 4h liolu'ft to
sent the tiuvchnt Clare, Rev. J. S. Council Bluffs. The I'nlon Bueitic
..oodmart of l-_ast Saginnw, w»t«; llailrmul have moved their transfer
elected (Jfiruniu, and.C. I, Myers,, (i,l,,l,hfmill <)„i,ilin iii-nws tlie river
Clerk. ClUVC'h,_vt*onl was read. In-,"tlM*mM ''»"«»»« iur°* tl11 'n«»»
quirits jv .1 the condition and pros-; or nithw built " lu''v »IK,»iliul (,,,,ah«
liect.- of'tl^aJuireh were made. After; is now a way station. The company
due  deliltftltloii  the council by a | have about 1,1)0(1 acres of land opiHv-
lV,"llil\,^.&fe'M ^.Tf'T1^1' OiiitUiu? have built them a new
th is churcMm the Iirst Baptist Church [ ,,    -,:,,,        .       ,„,
of Clare. Then f)llow4 the usual I *lcT->t alxnit in the center.   The upper
order of.i^H'lses of church reeogni-1 ••'tnrj* is used for a hotel, and every
tion.   }Toy\ and mm mt tetl that a j thing arranged so no hotly can get
copy of 'tliH. roceedings be furnished
to the MimtKut Christian Heralthwl
theCi.AKb.xn'XTV I'kkss for pub-
lication. • jCwtlug closed with pmver
bv the -NhnK+fttor.
J*A Amhs, Citurcli Clerk.
Clare, JSft'-Sii, 1K71).
ACT.
near them.   Next is their machine
shops, to he moved over the river, and
they will make a little town by theni-
] selves.   They have their land-otiice
in tlie depot and   in  an  adjoining
I building an Emigrant Hotel, a sort of
i supply store, from which all supplies
j for travelers can be obtained, from
7b Iiicorpmtiejhc MUage of Clare in),   Uwl ,mm {() „,„      nie(iidne," the
the (humtqf Clure; '
Si:i"nt).\i» The people of the State
i latter put up in half-pint, pint, or
of Michigai^mct, Thutthefollowing! 'luart ,M>tt,w to suit
described !Hr,i'Uory, to^wit: the east j
half of s.c|on thirty-four, and the nt Council Bluffs, during which time
After stage of two or three hours
are  doing  ti  good!
has
x f —Both hotels
"business.
—The roads are tilled with settlers
going north.
—Kalkaska county
named Fife Lake.
—It is time  tlte Fourth of July j
committee was appointed. i
—Subscriptions on the second year
of Tiik Pi-Ess are now due.
—It is talked of holding the fair
place l,
i
—I challenge any baker in tlie State
for purer bread.       Friedr, Lange.
/—Pat. Kinney has two young cubs,
^captured  near his houso in Greenwood.
—Bev. A. IL Norris was at the
Grand, RnpUlj* < tyjgreggitionu!;mej>t--
.tig h\st -i.'t'eek.
Supervisor  It.   V.   Johnson,  of
It. JEFFER1ES,
V Sh
Herinon 1>>- I'ncle Jo-ili.
You will Und my text in the l:.(h
Chapter of .John, :litli verse. A new
commandment    1    give   unlo  you,
That ye love one another." Now
my christian friends I'll explain that
to your entire satisfaction. If your jat least ten <
hrcthcren or sisters are good to you,
agree witli you in all things, never
attempt to cut retl tape in tlieir dealings with you, why then love them,
otherwise not. A'ou you treat them
just as they treat you, "An eye for an
eye, and a tooth for a tooth." Christ
did say, "Love your enemies, for if
you love them that love you what
thanks luwe ye, for sinners also do
tho Same."   Tlmt advise must have
_tm*.£wt!tief>''^ I
was talking'to the nfulHtude, ami it
was not at all likely that yilnlston.,
west hair** -section thirty-five, in
township J4ve_itc.cn north of range
four west, l|,the county of Clare and
State of -Ulolirau be, tuidthe same is
hereby cohsjftutod avillajteeorporatc
to be kno\\'|,iisthe village of Clare.
Sr.t tioX SrU'he ft_3_ elect ion of otii-
eersof saiil;'viH»g(*.shii]l be held at! \tr
the Town IWK in ,-«UlFd]agt-,(in the-' .     v      ., ..        ,r
third ^IoiuSof.1une."'A.l)ri!.7!l,an(n.vt,,,r<aK0 ,n -Ntnv «»">n«*««n'. Mr-
notice of wf_Wi election shall be giv-1 BiH" had an invalid wife along, who
en by the bt-jfcl of tegii.tn.tion, hi-re- j looked as if she would roach tlie shinv
inafter iipjM-W|«l,.by pstlng ootices»sjloni jonR before she reached the Pa-
!n three puhlji* places l)i sulci village
all tickets must be exchanged we take
our seats and prepare for a four days
ride without change of cars. As we
get underweigh, we look around to
wo*who our neighbors tire., umortg
them we find an old acijiiaintaiice,
II. A. Biff, whom I  first kliewi
to the tank by an engine. The wells,
or springs would hardly be noticed
by the traveler unless his attention
was culled to them. Nothing marks
their presence except tlie circle of
g.a*-.-< around them. They are .i.. or
-even feet across and as you look at
them you would naturally look
around to see what became of tbe
dirt taken from them when they wert
dug. No bottom'has been found to
any of them, although they have been
sounded to great depths, The water
of the Humboldt AV.Hs is slightly
brackish, rises to the ^surface, skipping off through the loose sandy soil
of the valley, where the waters from
them all unite and form n branch of
the Humboldt. The old Emigrant
road touches here, this being one of
their principal points. From here
the old road follows down the Humboldt and to the left of the sink,
thence to Carson Sink, to Carson \'al-
ley. The railroad follows down the
same route, but passes the sink on
the north. The sink or lake into
wliich the river looses itself is alyout
ten or fifteen miles broad by about
twenty in length.
AVell, 1 guc-'s I have made murks
enough. AVhether you can get any
meaning out of them 1 don't know.
1 will defer writing until I have better facilities. m. i>. u.
HCHIZHEH.- LOCALS.
Try WoM-yV £. suit.-.
Try Jofterics'is ,111 cent fine cut.
eridan, is the happy father of a' merchants, doctors, lawyers, &v., and
bouncing boy baby.
their wives was in that crowd.   Or-
•A- before wid election,
and hyeauiiFl'A eopyofsuid notice
to be publia|«ltttheCl-AKKCouKTY
Pkkss, a. neMtoriper printed rtnd published in ail-Vntwge,at^east one week
before said ejivtion.
SKCTIOS i-^MtJIUJ. AV". Ml'lNTY KE
and AViM.-i-fcjl)f. El-pre. nreJiereby
constituted alwnrd of fegistnition for
tlie puriHWvVv)N?B{HtcVl»g votes for
the tirst clefliM: t^'frrJ-eld In said
irtration
at the
  in said
>m_in hs.»,
187!), nnd
eifie Slope. She had good courage,
and tried to be cheerful, but at times
it was plain that she wns in doubt,
wliich shore >.ho would reach tirst.
We passed our tirst night fuiite comfortable. The next clay at North
Platte, I saw Mr. George Mason, wlio
paid Clare ti visit last winter. Mr.
Mnson num. on to'iard,enquired about
Clare folks, and bit! us a God speed
as the carsjxilled out of the station.
Tlie next morning we passed Chey-
\Vol.«_.y's $1,110 pants can't be beat.
New Graham bread at
Friedr. Lange's Bakery.
Be sure to call nt AVolsky's for bargains.
Lap dusters and horse screens at
Cooley's.
—Thelnuul serimuded Mrs. Jumes tainly no one could expect such dig- by  said  bfijrd  by  posting  notices i
persons resit.-., _ _.    ,
having the quafi-icutions of voters at' capital of Wyoming territory, con
annual towrship meeting)., due notice,; tains about fi,0(1(1 inhabitants, altitude
of which registration shall be made;,,,,4,.   ju^t in the border of the town
A large stcK'k of Harness on hand
at Cooley's.
Latest style hats ami' caps always
kept,at WjDlHky ty • •.
•5
All kinds of job prhitlngf at the.
Pkr-js ottice.
«»'- f^fjf"
(i,041.
FRESH & SALT MEAT,
Fresh and Cured Fish,
Fine Groclrii-S and General
Fa km Pnonrci:.
Cheapest T E A in Town!
(t'.sh paid for hides.
MAIN STREET, CLARE.
A (Alt!) TO THE PUBLIC.
1 under mv hearty th;mU- to the citl.ens of Clare
and viiiiiit; lor their p.i.t p.itriniagc, and would Invite a C'lsiii'iui.inre of the^.tinc.
The Clare Bakery.
FRESH BREAD AND
ROLLS EVERY DAY
(IRACKERS,   CAKES,
AND C( )NFECTIONERY.
Ornamenting Cakes for   Parties and
Socials ti Specially.
Good Lunch Room.
Oj-.-tun., Pies Cakes, Crackers Rolls &c, &c.
FRIED. LANGE.
May and friends last Saturday eve-'niticd people  to  "bless
■ningat Mrs. Merrill's. ;cursed  them," or when
—Thus they (piestion Dr. Dwier,
"Can you cure cancer'.'" To which
he makes reply?''   "I can-cer."
—Mr.   Rockafellow  please  accept
thanks of "ye" printer for that hunk
of "Hold Fast.   It is extra good.
—Elder    Cope,   Free   Methodist,
those
they
tlmt
were
! smote 0:1 one cheek to turn the other
j one also, or if any one should tako
, their cloak give them their coat also.
'.Oh no it must have been the lower
I classes that were meant, it must be so
! much easier for them to how their
j heads and become '
humble  follower
thereof in tlree public, pkiew, at least Wl' c'l',,5S ('nw ('rwk\ on a IImv trm
ten days previous to said registration . bridge.   We leave the creek and fol-
Thebest Tea in Michigan for CiO cts
at J. C. Rockafellow's.
and by putlishingta copy of said
notice in tho CJi.vkk Coi*>*ty Pincss,
tt newsjniper printed and published in
said village, sit least oiie week before
said meeting of said board for registration. "     »
low up the bed of a small dry ravine.
About two mil(.s fron. the city, by
looking to the right, northward, u
tine view can be had of Fort David
Russell.   From   here  the  grade  is
i    SwTioxl. The said village of Clare 1 heavy; at Sherman, :]i) miles distant
i shall in all things not herein other-, from Chevenne our altitude is 8,242
inwk and lowly, j wJw provided bv■ govein-dby, and its f  t    At shprnmn AVP lmltwl half an
0   Jesu*-  Christ,  powersdutic'aiiddetiuedby an acten-
11  -       ! hour for refreshments, and. of course
preached at theschool bouse, Sunday. . .  ,,,,.:.,....., ,   we titled, "Anact granting and defining ■ »<-"*■ fw refreshments, and of course
He got excited and larruped it rlRl.t;^^^ Z \ the powers mifduth^t incorporaf-! everybody looks to see what can be
to 'em.
/—Next Tuesday evening, there
Kvill be a meeting at the Town. Hall
to organize a tire company.   Come
superstitious about partaking of the I ^l v-tlhigos:   Approvcni, Aprif first,
or<.
everybody.
—Yesterday
from southern
sacrament when they are so angry
with   their   brethren they  will not
speak to them, because Christ said,
"Therefore if thou bring thy gift to
I tlie altar, and there rememberest that
three more   families | thy i,rotlu,r i,a,st »lUght against thee,
Ohio, nnd one family (1(„;Y0 thm. thy „ift before the altar
New stock of clothing just received
atAViu. Wolsky's.
Seventy-five cent Tea sold for *i0 cts.
at J. C. Rockafellow's.
Try those celebrated fruit rusks at
Friedr. Lange's bakery.
Jeti'eries' 40 cent Tea beats any .")()
cent tea in town.   Try it.
A choice selection of cakes and confectionery at Eriedr. Lange's.
Those,    fruit   Biscuit   nt
Lange's sell like hot cakes.
Friedr.
HOTELS, LIVERIES, Ac.
&■$.
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,j*,«_Sf-
■■* ■».*
_>r_.-.
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. -*■_._-.-
^TEW   FURNiTUItE,
Befitted, Xew Proprietor,
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
V. K. BROWN, Prep.,
MOUNT PLEASANT,   MICH.
Fir-tClas . Arcniiimwdation'i.   Good Sample Rooms
lor Agent*.  Good Hani.
TTAOLE HOTEL,
Coral, Montcalm Co., Mich.
A. FRED OOODENOIKHI, Prop.
A Temperance House,
This is it new liou.c, neatly furnished, convenient
to the trains, with good accommodations at reason-
able prices.
GOOD   MVERV ATTACHED.
■OARWELL BILLIARE HALL,
FARWELL, MKlt.
FINEST    CIGARS,
Pure Wines, Liquors, Ales, Beer, Porter, Cider, Etc.
Those desiring a pure article arc invited to anil.
HI'-NRY NKWTON.
QUMMERS & NEWTON,
Proprietors of tho
FARWELL  LIVERY.
HORSES STCARRIAGES
TO LKjf.
Parties conveyed ert'i-ywhere  in this
section and vicinity.
4«"Termi> vea_oiial)le.
fl.vn„Mrom Pennsylvania passed through j an(l go thy way flrrlt) be reconciled
CA-VDli'^ this place to settle in the north woods. it()thy 1)rothor and then come and
—The. Great Trans-Atlnntic, Allied 1 otiTer'thy gift. In the offering that
Show is billed to appear at Farwell, Christ aluded to as I understand it,
Saturday, June 7th. From whototb- lambs or ••nine such thing was the
er papers say, we have no reason to offering at the Lord's Supper; we only
doubt that it is well worth a person's give ourselves as an offering; quite a
time and money to sec.   They have difference is it not'.'   Besides you all
know it is not you that is meant
don't you? If there is any difference
between you and your brother you
are in the right of it. If your brother
will come to you and
pel the said village of Clare to build, 1 partially covered by clouds, but clear-
the steam wagon and calliope which
alone is worth the price of admission.
ri    —Supervisor John IL Fleming, of
NEWLY 1 -\Yintertield, captured a bear last Mon-
y day morning. Seeing signs of the i or sister will come to you and ac>
animal Vie set a bear trap, and next knowledge that they are the one to
morning bruin was found entrapped blame, and ask your forgiveness, then
in its prasp. All the ladies of the they can como to the Lord's Supper
neighborhood went into the wood*, with a clear conscience, but you are
to get a sight of the animal, which j oil righteous, you have only done un-
was quickly dispatched. to othors as they havo done unto you.
—Major Long, of the Mount Pleas- I toll you my christian friends, the
ant Times, has published his poem on j Rible is so old fashioned that we must
"■Woman,*' whieli, in our opinion, ex-1 interpret it to suit the age we live in
eels Pope's famous "Essay on Man."
It is a better subject, for one tiling,
and it is well understood that tlie
repair or maintain | any bridge or
bridges within tlie corporate, limits of
said village, but till such bridges now
built, or hereafter constructed in said
village, shall be built, maintained
and repaired by the entire township
of Grant, «s if the said village had
not been incorporated, and .shall be
Under the direction and control of the
proper officer or ofticers of said township.
Si'XTios ft. In case tho said ofticers
are not elected at the time designated
In section two of this act, an election
for officers may be held at any time
within ono year from the time designated in said section two of this act,
on notice being given as provided
therein.
..reeuwQEH- iteuia.
—Frank Meeker is about leaving
town and starting for Kansas.
and according to tlie position we ot*'
cupy in society. And Paul**, teachings are so behind the age too.   Who
Mtvjor is familiar with his subject! j woulc1 be so foo ishthesechiysto heap
Our thanks due for a complimentary ; «»■» «f «***' <»' -"" "tonne's ■•***"* >»'
copy, which we shall study with both ■ fe«!inK » m whfn 'j0 wf hu,W. "r
pleasure and profit. j ^!nS w'» « *lnnk "*™.'»', wn»
1 ,atlurst.   Or who would try to "over
come evil with good." In the" lSlth
chapter of tirst Corinthians he extols
charity as one of the "Christian graces."   Now everyone knows that it
Fourtli of July. i
A meeting of the. citizens of Clare j
is called at the Town Hall, Tuesday j
evening, June 3d, at 8 p. uii, to take
_*, vuiiiK, .mu.^ou, . •> ,-. «... -" »•■-, j n t f f, t to „, c]uu.ity oll0
into cons deration the celebration of (^ ^^   Jf |t ^ ^
the Fourth of July, at ( hue. • wmM .^ fl m,w RJb|C|but M ,t irt
—      ■**—"^  ' 'not we must each interpret it to suit
Temperance Lectures. j 0Ur„eiVWi VSCIM Joslt.
The Red Ribbon Reform Club are, _      ^
in correspondence with l)r Cadicux j {.allat™cdr<^;sb;kt.ry. Y()U
unci Capt. Palmer-Old Paul-rch.t-, wJll fln(, au that you can ask of a flrst-
ive to addressing the people of thisjt.insri bakery, but do not call without
jjlace at their earliebt convenience.     ! thc so called, eoia.ei.tlK
ed up for a few minutes, and by the
aid of our glass wo got a tolerable fair
view.   While making our observations we were called to our ear.   Mrs.
A. Bibb, who had been failing all the
way up the mountain, was said to be
dying, nnd so it seemed; respiration
hurried, pulsation at times only por-
■ coptable, extremities cold, and it ap-
1 peared as if but a few moments and
she would be across the dark river.
j The ladies of the car gathered around,
some   weeping,   and some faying
prayers, the car,closed, which neither
j brakeman  or conductor entered.   I
I happened to have a package of medi-
; cine in my pocket, which Bro. Bebee
1 gave us as I was leaving Clare; it
1 seemed to be thc best that could be
[given, combined with a little quina.
—William Rice is' making some Kye commenced giving the medicine
improvements on his farm this spring.. 0V(_ry  two or three minntes.   The
—Logging boos are all the go here,: car was under way, down grade at
at whieli cold water seems to be the' the rate of 10. feet to the mile.   By
principal drink. j the time we reached Fort Saunders
—As one good turn deserve?' anoth- (our patient had rallied so as to be able
er, send the Pkkss another year and , to recognize her husband and baby,
nover mind the pay. 1 The next-morning we had reached
■ —James  Printey, our Supervisor,  Medicine Bow Station, our patien
has completed his assessment roll aiul ■ still improving; our altitude about
it is tlie best looking roll ever made ] 0,000 feet.   That day we crossed the
in (Ii'oenvood township.   . "Divide of the Continent"  and at
—The potato bug has got Around; night; crossed Green River, making
again, and complaining most bitterly' our way to Salt Lake Basin.
because the mossback is late about |    At Ogden we loiive the Union Pa-
planting his favorites vegetable. cific and take thc cars on the Central
—Patrick Keniiwy is getting quite • Pacific Road.   Ogden is 1039 miles
fiunoii** us a  bear hunter;  he  has' from Omaha, and about 88.*. from San
caught four, two of which he is train- J Francisco.   It is on the north end of
Ing up to go in tlie. path of virtue.       Salt Lake, '2~> miles from Salt Lake
—The Town Board met Saturday,' City; 213 miles west is Wells Station,
May 22nd, which is ccnni-osod of near-; so named from tho Humboldt Wells,
ly all old "baches"^and tried to pass' Tlie wells are about 20 in number,
resolutions to proteetthomselvcs from scattered about in a little valley of
female charms.                                   , about 200 yawls.   A -house has been
Ocfl BA<'in.r.on.   ! built over one and the water is raised
Largo stock of wall paper, new patterns, cheap at H. Trevidick's, Clare.
All kinds of greens and vegetables
of the season on band. Friedr. Lange.
Piioi-rcEofall kinds taken in exchange for Harness at Cooley's, Clare.
Healthy, early and late kinds of
cabbage and tomato plants furnished
by Friedr. Lange.
Warm pies and soup at 11 o'cloek
a. m., at Mrs. Bigley's Restaurant.
Sold in quantities to suit.
Best assortment of whips and lashes
in the county and sold at bottom prices, at W. S. Cooley's, Clare.
'^
Cooley has just received a largo stock
of whips, both team and driving, the
best in the county and as cheap as the
cheapest.
Something New—H. Trovidick has
received a large stock of Ready-made
Clothing, of the latest styles, and at
rock-bottom prices.
A new stock of Wrall Paper just received. Trimmed free of charge.
Prices down, at Wm. II. Elden'B
Jewelry and Toy Store.
Notice,—I hereby forbid all persons trusting my wife on my account
as 1 shall pay no dopts of Iter contracting after this date.
Budd Lake, May 5, '79.
H. B. Dl-YEit.
New stock of clothing just received
nt R. Crawford's. Will sell cheaper
than anywhere else in the county-
Whole suits from $1 up to $14, which
cannot bo excelled for style or quality.
Be sure and call at It. Crawford's store
Diamond iron and chilled plows
warranted to clean in all soils, twice
as durable and cost but little more
than ordinary cast-iron plows. Cauldron kettles, cast-steel amalgam farm
bells, etc., etc., at Lamb's fouodfcy
and machine shop, Clare.
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