1879-06-20; Clare County Press

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VOL. II.
CLARE, MICH., FRJfJAY, JUNE 20, 18797
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BUSINESS CARDS,-
.:, O. WJQ.KATOX.
C. V. PJBIiBY
WHEATON & PERRY,
CL4RE,       -      -       MICH.
All Inisinass intrusted with, tliem will rce.iv
prompt an .ttttati. C-illections made and Real l_e
tateljoushtantls-ild. OfficeMiiyn ««-. Bluck.MiUn t>t
WM. H, ELDEST, JEWKM5K ANt)
dealer iu Wall Paper, Books and Stutioiv
er}'_ Sewing Alachine I'ivttircs, etc., Olahb,
Y3.KO. AV. JEFFERIES^ Jvmn of
\Jf PnoBA-iU-iid J«.TicBott t»r PEACH,Clare,
Sjie.ini attention given to making collections. Ot-
ce Qi. Main Street.
£p0. J, CUMMINS,
Atforney-af-Law and Solicitor,
Gourt House BuiMing, Farwell, Mich.
00. CASTERLIN,
Attomey-awl-Counselor-ai'-Law, and
Conns .lor ifc Solicitor in Chancery,
Court House Building, Farwell, Mich.
HC. DODGE, Jx'stick 01* tiik
» Pr.,\cn and Notauy Ptiilic, Vhunok, has
Goob Fakmino La_*i>s von Sams
Cheap.  Titi-ks Peiu. hct,
Terms Easy.
H, C. Dodgk, FnwKi-i., Mich.
ft H. SUTIIERLAND,
Notary Public & Insurance Agt.
Money to Loan
©I*. IMPROVED R-SAX, E9TATE
Court House Building, Farwell.
LOCAL   MATTERS,
Howe Time TaWe,-!.. «fe r. int.
BAST,
P la'scng-r,......<)U,. A.M. I
Passenger, 3:5a t. u. j
west.
Pas,scngcr,M...,io:ia a, m,
Passenger, 6:35 v. ..,
luaiit..
Via 1'i,iSt & PcitB Mak .tisrrc -Uiuvav,   •
r.tist, cleseatoQ A.x.,ai»l 3:30 p.m.   West, close
at 6:0a P.M.   Arrive, WefH-.ru at lu-.txi a.m., aud 7:00
p.m.j Eastern at<):=7 a.m.
Via Sta<;i- th ilovs-r Pleas ant.
Arrive atgioo A.M., leave at 12530 i-.si,
J. C. 3-OCKAflEJ.ura-, P. Al.
Official and Society Directory.
Sheriff, Andrew K. Muck,   ....... Ola_e,
Judge of Probate, CJ,-\V, lefferitS   -   .   -    Clare.
Treasurer, J. C, Rockaf«ll(>w,   ....   -Clare.
Clerk and Kegistcr, C. H. Smitlicrland, - I-'arwell,
Prosecuting Attorney, C. C, Castcrl'm, -   Karwell.
ClrcuitConrtCom,, 0, ,1. Ciiramlns, -   -   I-'nnvell,
Surveyor, J, L. Llttlefield,   -   -   -   -   •   Farwell
Coroners—A. A. Shaver, - Clare,
CoNGREttAT.-OX_j._- VjtVRVJl,   Rev,
A.H.N orrisj I'astorj service, at io;t; a.m., and 7:30
I'.M, Sunday school at 1. m,, E, D, Wheaton, Supt.
M. E. ChukchTkov. AV. IL Ware,
Pastor; services every alternate .Sunday at 10J;. a.m.
and ;}{ v.m, Sunday jjchoolat is ai, K, H. Corn-
stock, supt,   Prayer meeting-''liur.-day al S. I", M.
Womrs '* V. T. uT Mrs. AV.IL Ware,
President, Mrs. W. Wolsky,Sec; Miss Ina Wheaton, corresponding secy, Meets every Sunday at
the churches alternately at 3 r.M.: prayer meetings
every Wednesday ?J4 r, M.    I'lilili. invited.
"W S. COOLEY,
M.1
Harness, Whips, Robes, & Blankets.
The best assortment of Trunks and Traveling
bags in town, and prices the lowest.
THE BEST OF MATERIA!, USED.
Ail work warranted.   Repairing done  promptly
I will sell eTieaper than can be bought elsewhere in Saginaw Valley.
■RUBEN SMITH,~~          "
XOTARZ PUBLIC.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent,
-SIAI-K, MICH.
Particular attention paid to looking land, estimating jiinc timber, adjusting trc. psasscs and paying
faxes for non residents.
Manhattan Fire tnsurnnceC.mpany ef New York
Strong ahd sound, with low rates.
7yp,S. D. C. HIRZEL, ^~
JU-A-tN ST., C-LA-EtE,
Has Jusfc received a New Stock of
MILUNERY GOODS,
^ I/sjteiitStjfleB/fBest poods,,-
Cheaper than" can be bought
elsewhere. Call and see.
R. JEFFERIES~
DC-LEUIK
FRESH & SALT MEAT,
Fresh and Cured Fish,
Fixe Groceries and General
Fakm Pkodfce.
Cheapest T E A in Town!
Cash paid for hides.
MAIN STREET, CLARE.   __
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
XJt.
1 tender my hearty thanks to the citizens of Clare
and vicinity fur their past patronage, and weuld invite a continuance of thc same.
The Clare Bakery.
FRESH BREAD AND
ROLLS EVERY DAY.
CRACKERS,  CAKES,   CANDIES
AND CONFECTIONERY.
Ornamenting Cakes for Parties and
Socials a Specialty.
Good Lunch Room.
e
Oysters, Pies, Cukes, Cracl;cr&, Rolls, &<:•, &c.
 FRIED. LANGE.
HOTELS, LIVERIES, 4c.
CHUHCM I>K1>ICAXI03V.
The Kew 31. E. Church, Of Clare.
THE SOCIETY.
Some eight' years ago this spring
measures were taken to organize a
Methodist Society in Clare. The
country was new, religious acntament
wasn't its predominant characteristic,
the people were few and far apart,
and the^membcrship was nescessarily
weak. But as the good Book directs,
they counseled one with another, they
were strengthened by the Divine
Spirit, and the First Methodist Society of Clare was organized, They
met as opportunity granted, at the
school house, with the home circle,
and everywhere to accomplish tlieir
allotted task. They labored diligent-
ly, and well. From that time henceforth th _y waxed strong- and prospered.
THE NEW CHUltCII.
They needed a new church, a permanent place of worship, a home of
their own.   They decided Ao build
one. JSC
was stf
exertions and the generous help bf
friends, that work has been done.
Their new building is
a beautipuii norwE oi. GOT).
It is semi-gothic in structure, large
and commodious, well ventilated,
lighted through windows of stained
glass, carpeted, and elegantly furnished.   The expense in money was not
so great, but its cost of labor, and lovo
Following these interesting .service*
Came the address of llev. Mr. Beltf•
It was able, replete with sound scnge
aud good humor, a matter of fact .sermon tlmt went right to tho head, of
hi- lu-HK-tv*, atitl did good to every
one of bis Ui.l£ners. In our judgment
it was mid in tlie one way befit calculated to accomplish the end in view,
and left ar'gwKllnipression. ttwiui
.short, but effective, and tlie gentle
man is evidently a miccC-H a» tvdecH*'
cator. His remarks finished, he proceeded to    ,..*-,      '• j i
THE ioNCJ "i-OI-T. CAU.
It was -.oNporulod to iu all but a fey
ea.sos, ,**on)t. bc(.u-.s.> tlu;y wore unable
to miHit their, obligations, and in others, a small number, Ik-i-UUH- they de-
-.ircd to show their Christina chiu-at^
tor as dofaultcr.-i,' lK'e»ii!<c of a .-light
misunderstanding relative to ..lurch;
government. The amount nwpiireil
was raised, every dollar of it, besides
ttsurphisof !?l(Kt, l(..ving the- Clare
I\l. E. ehiircji
Ol"T (»* I.IOilT,
Tlie seryjci**' Jn<-id«*nt to_-,m.lL-<K_uii>i-j
ions were then entered upon, and the
building was placed in the hands pi
its trustees, Oeo. E, J lolbrook, J. (!.
Rockafellow, E. ViiU"iim,B. V. Com-'
stock and (i. "W. Boom.
it is owing largely to the efforts of
Mr. J. C. Itocl-i.fellow and fumiiy
that this beautiful church stands in
our mid-it, and it is safe to say that
without his generous sM-irttaiice it
woqld not have been erectwlforyoan-
to come. He not only gave liberally
himself, but through his various bus-
inet-S connections, induced others to
give who would not otherwise have,
done so but for ids personal solicitation. He has spent weeks and months
and dollar upon dollar for expenses
not enumerated upon any ,*ub.-cr_p-
ttion list, and it is but doing him justice to make public mention of his
valuable services.
Following is a complete list of M~
donation, and every man, woman.'or
child who ha., a dollar invested may
fee} gratificHl at the result, and have'iv
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NO. 7.
Loucli.,,	
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f Fcightner..	
>«!■• H Roi'kafellow '
;MI.Sutton,..,  .
'A M Ervey	
Carrie L Rockafellow',.-
HftWlieaton	
i Woodruff, Furwell..,./
^ II Comstock .;
Horning	
Wilson	
Cootlenough,	
■ibbie Goodenough	
•Ophtt Rook ...,.
Brewer, East Saginaw ....
tvnett, Evart ,	
ncAtkiii,.,...;	
rliitney, Farwell	
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persons gave
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"EW   FURNITURE,   NEWLY
Refitted, Xew Proprietor.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
V. K. BROWN) Pr_p.,
MOUNT PLEASANT,  MICH.
FirstClasft Accommodations.   Good Sample Raoms
ior Agents. Good Barn.
JFAGLE HOTEL, " *
Coral, Montcalm Co., Mich.
A. FRED GOODENOUGH, Prop.
A T.mpei-ance House.
This is a new house, neatly iiirni..hfed, convenient
to the trains, with good accommodations at reasonable prices.
GOOJJ  I,IVJ3«.V ATTACMKS-.
■piAR^YFLI. BILLIARE HALL,
FARWELL, MICH.
FINEST~CIGARS,
Pure Mines, Liquors, Ales, Beer, Porter; Cider, Etc.
Those desiring a pure article arc invited to a_U.
HENRY NEWTON.
Q UMMI-KH & NEWTON,
Proprietors of the
FARWELL  LIVERY.
just sen?* Qf.pridp. \n this bcautU^I
a]>_d, and now, by Ibelr 6wnjMre.T. (1. 1lwia»_!iow,...,.V...* frVob
Rust,.Eaton A- Co., Saginaw... "A) 00
J.C. Rockafellow  !_0 00
G. W. Jefl'eries  30 00
Rust & Hay, Saginaw  2o 00
W.J.Gould, Detroit  23 00
James Hay, Saginaw.  2*5 00
Chas. Root & Co., Detroit  2.1 00
II. P. Baldwin & Co., Detroit. 2. 00
Wm. Mi-Ewen, Bay City  2.1 00
H. Ort , , 25 00
J. W. Calkins - 20 00
IT. "\V. Hopkins and friends... 20 00
Tbos. Merrill, Saginaw  1.1 00
Friedr. Lange  id 00
A. M. Ervey  If) 00
Prince H. Robins, (iilmore..... 10 00
S.S.Boorn, Eaton Rapids  10 00
Mrs. G. 11. Tucker  10 00
do  33. Husted  10 00
F. Fishley  JO 00
R. Comstock , io 00
Mrs. G. F. Holbrook  10 00
E. Uni.um  in 00
Mrs. M. Bogardus  10 00
do  G, W. Jefferies  10 00
do  J. Ostrander, Loomis  1.0 00
D. Atkins  io 00
Mr. & Mrs. Philp  io 00
J. A. Slocum ^10 00
C. C. Casterlin, Farwell -TT 10 00
Jerry Feightner ,.„.„.,. . 00
J. II. Seeley....  5 00
Mrs. F. Lange ,y. 5 00
E. T. Holcomb, Farwell.../*.. .100
Mrs. G. W. Stems..  5 00
C.W.Perry  5 00
Geo. E. Piper  5 00
Mrs. R. ty. Lamb and Mrs. S.
Sco-ield ,  .1 00
Miss Annie Lange  <1 00
and anxiety cannot be computed in
this life. On the bright Sabbath morning of tbe Fifteenth of June* it was
DEDICATED TO GOD.
Entering the portals of the church
the sight that met the eye was surpassingly beautiful. Evergreen foliage of the forest festooned,into graceful forms, clustered around the windows, over the doors, entwined the
chandeliers and decorated the alt«r.
Flowers in profuse abundance diffused their perfume into the air, and the
sweet song of singing-birds sounded
cherrily upon the ear. On tho rostrum in front of the pulpit was arranged an imitation of
AN ANCIENT AI/TAJl,
upon wliich was to be placed tho offerings of the people, their sacrifices
unto the Lord for the building of His
temple. Covered with boughs, 6rna-
mented with golden symbols, tho tiny
flowers peeping out from its green
leaves, it awakened tender emotions,
and in imagination carried one back
to the days of Abraham and Isaac,
and the patriarchs of old. Back of
the pulpit, waa the writing on the
wall, not telling a message of fear and
vengeance, but the glad tidings of a
work AVell-done,
THE LONG ROLL CALL!
HORSES & CARRIAGES
TO LET.
Parties conveyed everywhere in this
section and vicinity.
IKSfTermi reasonable.
Ot'T  OF JMBB-T,
June 15,1879.
The dedicatory services commenced
at half-past ten. The pulpit was occupied by the Rev. Jas. W. Reid, of
Greenville, conductor of the services,
Rev. II. P. Henderson, ex-presiding
elder, Rev. A. J. Russell, present presiding elder, Rev. A. H. Norris, of
Clare, and the pastor, Rev. AV. H.
Ware.
The choir sang, "Hark, the Song of
.Jubilee'" the Bev. Mr. Reid made
a few introductory remarks, Rev. Mr.
Ware read tlie declaration, followed
by the announcement of a hymn by
Itev» Mr. Norris, whieli was rendered
by the choir. Prayer by Rev. Mr.
Russel. A selection from the Bible,
by Rev Mr. Henderson, and a hymn
announced*by the pastor and sang by
title Choir,
do Nettie Bigley _  5-00
Julius Shaffer  5
H. Schilling  ,5
Mrs. E. Merrill  5
do H. Bigley  5
do Prince Robin  ,1
do  Wm. Baker ,  5
Wm. Bngley ,  5 -QQ
Otto M. Sutherland, Farwell../' «■ 00
SF Baxton  5 00
J AV Young, Farwell ../ 3 00
MissE Potter J., r,
MrsT Hydorn ./ 5
Wm Hodkinson ...»  5
J. C. Arnold  0
H Newton, Farwell ./ d
N Bicknell  fi
Mrs A Smith -..  5
Wm Goodman.!.....,...  5
EL Pratt...;.., ,..„„.,.. 5
Mrs JD Newth ,  0
Mrs J Feightner...,  .1
A Beebe........ *......... 5
Mrs J _3aV-Uiart.., v... a
do A Beebe '.'	
do  $■% Kolcomb, Furweil.
following named
o)lii'',. each:
s Flora Unicum, P J Cleveft'nd,
Reid, M Feightner, Rev. JF
>»k-y, F L Post, Mrs Annie
htiiei*, Mm D C Hirzel, J Barn-
lolm TiUotson, Mrs Nellie Bar-
tofe Warren Keller, N H Cleveland,
JgLS-ern-i, Mw P, J Cleveland and
WtJMllMl.
^pie following named persons gave
Tollar each:
scs Gladys Jefferies, Emma Hir-
;•*- Phil]),Mrs Philp, Mrs Hohaflfer,
(hine Chard, Anna Haley, Rob't
>r, AV H Ware, Mrs AV H Ware,
Ware, Paul Ware, Clam AVare,
'liaAVare.NcllieAVare.airioAVare
fhvkoo, A. H. Shaver, 811 Dun-
i,Mr-*E Brownell, WraMcDon-
altff'A Hirzel, IT Green, Fred Com-
(■"f-jjk, I_ibbio Callam, Addie Post,
3&IC Fredeborn, AV H x\tehinson,
vF«£olden, Farwell, Minnie 13eebe,
M_fi. J Rnpel, D J Brewer, Miss
'Xfll^^Miukley and David Alger.
- tlie fcllowing paid fifty cts. eacii.
'^lin  Philp, Paul  AVare» Jercic
Liifeli, Tessie I_ouch, Delia AVilson.
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vTrflal-ockofellow... ...|150 00
•tl^Catkins       50 00
G>I? Holbrook    50 00
iftyi Jefferies, total... ....      25 00
-MfiMpL-ouC-W "... 58 22
DlmllarlHon... ... 5 00
heareSZ ,W:^^^,-""*W*!*^^
•VhosNeal... ... 25 00
John T Horning..". .., Ji3 00
GAVBoom... ... 31 8G
Frank H Goodman... ...      5 00
L Hardy...
C Bennett..,
IE Arnold...
Joseph Louch...
John Q. A Johnson	
John Maxwell...
Geo Halstead...
Peter, iyger, donation	
E Unicum...     1
AVIIPotter.../,
MDTodd...      '        ...
Steward & AVhitley.. /
A W Mclntyre.. .
A A Shaver...
AVHElden...
RII Comstock..."
CliasNcal...
Rev A J Russell...
A E Alack... 	
Jef Arnold...
Geo Belknap...
Excursion to Ludington...
J Feihtner... .••
G Martell... 	
HC Stevens...
AV Parish...
H Deuel.,.
John dunning, work...
David Alger, do ...
Calvin Keyes, do ...
Frank Forbes, do ...
Geo R, Tucker, do ...
John Post, donation lumber...
E Perry, do do ..,
Buhl, Ducharme & Co., donation of door trimmings ...
Roll of Honor...
Ladies Aid Society...
Wm Sutton, donation.,.
Burt Husted,       do   ...
OM Smith...
Mrs GR Tucker, do  ...
33 A Stevens, work
AVS Cooley, work, $L 12i
James Gleason...
Mrs Merrill, donation...
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2 00
2 00
7 00
5 00
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5 00
18 00
20 00
3 00
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MurraH for the Fourth.
Hurrah for tlie Third of July and
Fourth too! There will be a large
bowery at the Sterns House, and
dancing Avill commence on the third
Of July. Tickets ten shillings for the
evening, including supp«r, «nd the
same on the 4th. During the 4th in
the day time at-10:30 there will be an
oration delivered at the Sterns House
Bowery and dancing will commence
at so much, which will be handled by
IT. Holbrook and C. Keys. Meals,
lemonade, ice cream and refreshments will be served at all hours, at
reasonable, rates.
M. F,"Cp^MB_iKj-iN;.
I.OCAI,   BKEVITIEIS.
—Sam Cooley's proper place in the
fire department—the alarm.
—Some person unknown shot at
Henry Holbfook, Saturday night,
—Mr. J. AV? Catkins is tittiiig up
the building next to the post-office
for a furniture store.
—The band scranaded the officers
elect, Monday evening. Mr. T. P.
Horning spread a repast, garnished
with lemonade and cigars.
—The case of fj. B. Evans against
Clark II, Sutherland, recently argued
in tlio SuprejtfP Coiirtat Lansing, lias
been decided in favor of Mr, Sutherland. This will probably end the
controversy.
—It is with unqualified pleasure
that The Pkksi. announces thc election of Mr. A. J. Doherty as assessor.
Mr. Doherty is a graduate of the State
Normal School "of New Arork, andis
everyway qualified to fill the ofilce.
•—The new county seat at Budd
Lake has* been platted into a village
and named Harrison. The name is
neither pretty nor suggestive. The
word lake should have been used in
connection witli some word suggesting the rare beauty of the location.
—Mr. E. 33ogan has purchased a
part of thestock of Miss AVhitley, nnd
will remove it to Calkinsvillo. Mr.
BoganiB enlarging his store, putting
in a new front, and improving things
generally. Sir. Bogan lost his home
last fall by fire, and everybody will
rejoice in liis prosperity.
—Governor Stevens lias cut his
groin, and is compelled to hobble
around on a square foot and a cane.
While we deeply sympathise with
the governor in his sad bereavement,
still, we are reminded that some good
even comes out of misfortune. This
will jive the governor needed rest.
—The singing at the dedication of
the M. E, church, Sunday, was the
finest we have yet heard in Clare. It
would be a good plan to drop all organ playing for a tlme^ at least until
the orgaoigtS would-learn to play »o&'
*o-*ra_mmi^^
drown the sQuncl of titb singing. This
choir did splendidly.
—Subscribers will please get their
Pi-Esa cither at tho post office or at
this office, one place or the other regularly, to save us considerable trouble
and time. AVhy? Because when a
person gets a paper at this office, the
nai-ne must be written on a slip of paper, which paper is placed beside the
mailing book, and constantly referred
to, or an error occurs. All this takes
time, when haafo 10 most required.
—_3arly AVednesday morning last,
smoke was seen issuing from tho
house occupied by Miss AVhitley, and
on examination revealed the interior
to be in flames. The newly organized
hook and ladder company were
promptly on hand and did good service in extinguishing tlie flames. The
house was owned by Mr. C. H, Suth-
•erlaud, and was not insured. Miss
Whitley had recently moved in, and
Was quite ill at the time.
—The case of Clare county against
the Auditor General el al the decision of the circuit court against the
county has been confirmed, without
costs. The opinion has not yet been
received, and should it be held that
the resolution of the legislature directing the auditor general to pay
over the money in question to the
several counties is unconstitutional,
that resolution would be inoperative,
and the money could not be so paid.
—If Frank Alger isn't the awfullest
young fellow in Clare, some one else
is. The most dignified man that ever
held such a position is Governor Ste-"
vens, sexual of the M. E. church. He
is the one who seats the congregation,
and it is done with grace and ability.
He ia a fine looking statue, dresses in
good tast«, and wears a highly polished collar that nearly reaches his
ears, as if his shirt was on wrong side
up. Frank called him clear from in
front just to ask him if he could spit
over that collar!
<—'Squire James IL Scoley, of Arer-
non, is popular among the young
folks, and when they want ajob done
up neat and in an awful hurry he can
accommodate them. One of the shortest courtships recently heard of was
that of Arthur Potter and Flora" Bishop. Arthur is said to have seen his
lady love coming down the road. He
offered her brother a heifer if the
brother would propose for him% Hie-
did it. Thereupon the couple proceeded to the 'Squire* who-legalized
their fjeiieitvous intentions.
The nest is tne Ci-eai-cm.
The announcement that a new edition of AVcbster's Unabridged Dictionary has just been published, containing many new and valuable features, suggests the thought that buying a Dictionary is a good deal like
buying: an egg or a watch; a bad one
is not cheap at any price. AVebster
being the standard authority for the
English language, he naturally ha«
many imitators,- but imitators are
usually held at their true worth by
the public;—who wants a wooden
nutmeg, though it may look over so
much like the genuine article? The
popularity of AVebster is based upon
this principle.
If you want a handy thing to carrv
with you, 11 companion that vou can
always rely upon, and one that will
never tire you, a really vade mecnm,'
we recommend that you get a copy of
the pocket edition of AVebster, with
its 18,000 words and meanings, rules
for spelling, tables of weight 'and
measures, abbreviations, words,
phrases and proverbs from the ancient
and modern languages.
It in printed from new type, and
bound iu morocco, with tucks, and
bright gilt edges, and, when not otherwise obtainable, will be sent by
mail, on receipt of ^>ne dollar, by the
publishers, Ivison, Blakenmn, Taylor
A- Co., 138 & M0 Grand .street, New
York,
I-V/HI-SEMS LOCALS.
Try Wolsky's $5 suits.
Try Jefl'eries's 50 cent fine cut.
Wolsky's $1.00 pants can't be beat.
Bound to sell millinery goods cheap
at -.Irs. Mason's.
New kinds of the latest style candy
at Friedr. Lange's Bakery.
Be sure to call at AVolsky's for bargains.
Lap dusters and horse screens at
Cooley'!..
Elegant chromes and wall brackets
cheap at Mrs. Mason's.
A large stock of Harness on hand
at Cooley's.
Latest style hats and caps always
kept at AVolsky's.
Best assortment of boots, and shoes
 at AVm. AVolsk y's.
. .^ranges justfrorn Florida, at„ .. *." v
The best Tea in Michigan for 50 cts.
at J. C. Rockafellow's.
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New stock of clothing just received
at AVm. AVolsky's.
Seventy-five cent Tea sold for 50 cts.
at J. C. Rockafellow's.
Try those celebrated fruit rusks at
Friedr. lunge's bakery.
Jefl'eries' 40 cent Tea beats any 50
cent tea in town.   Try it.
Large stock of wall paper, new patterns, cheap at IT. Trevidick's, Clare.
AU kinds of greens and vegetables
of the season on hand. Friedr. Lange.
Produce of till kinds taken in exchange for Harness at Cooley's, Clare.
Millinery goods, ladies hats from
25 cts to $10 each at
Mrs. Mason's.
Call aiid examine the
5c counter at AVells, Stone & Co's,
Farwell.
Healthy, early and late kinds of
cabbage and tomato plants furnished
by Friedr. Lange.
Pure ice cream made fresh every
day. Finely flavored and best in
town at Mrs. Mason & Parish's.
Best assortment of whips and lasbea
in the county and sold at bottom prices, at AV. S. Cooley's, Clare.
Call and see the
fie Goods at
Wells, Stone & Co's,
Farwell.
Cooley hasjustreceivedalorge stock
of whips, both team and driving, the
best In the county and as cheap as the
cheapest.
Something New—H. Trevidick has
received a large stock of Ready-made
Clothing, of the latest styles, and at
rock-bottOm prices.
A new stock of AVall Paper just received. Trimmed free of charge.
Prices down, at AVm. H. Eldeh'S
Jewelry and Toy Store.
New Stock of clothing just received
at R, Crawford's. AVill sell cheaper
than anywhere else in the county-
AVhole suits from $4 up to $14, which
cannot be exeeKed for styleorquality.
Be sure antf call at R. Crawford's stor«
IfejaKdttd iron and chilled plows
^X-an-anted to clean in all 'soils,- twice'
ixn durable tind cost but little more-
than ordinary oast-iron plows. C-.U1--
dron kettles, cast-steel amalgam fa tint
bells, etc., etc., at Lamb's foundrjr
aiid machine- shop, Clare.
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