1879-07-18; Clare County Press

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BUSINESS CARDS*
I*. D. WHftATOX.
WHEATON & PERRY,
LAWVERS,
CLARE,       --    -       "MICH,.
Alt biisiiinss intrusted with tlicm will receiv
prompt nttuntlon. Collections made nnd Real Ke
tate bought and sold. Office Maynard Block,Main St
WM. II. EL/DEN", Jkwem.-r and
dealer iu Wall Paper, Books and Stationery, Sewing Machine Fixtures, etc., Ci.aiui.
GEO. AV. JEFFERIES, Judge op
"Phouatk and Justice of Tim Prack, Clare.
Special attention given to making collections. Of-
ce ok Main Street.
Q.EO. J. CUMMINS,
Attorney-af-Law and Solicitor,
Gourt House Building, Farwell, 3fic/i.
ri C. CASTERLIN,
Attornoy-and-Counselor-at-Law, and
Counselor & Solicitor in Chancery,
Court House Building, Farwell, Mich,
HC.   DODGE,   JUSTICE   OF   THE
a Pracr and Not.vhv 1'rni.ic, Vi-unon, has
Good Farmixc' Lands von Hale
Cheap. "Titles Pekeect,
Terms Easy.
II. C. Dodue, Phwkij,, Mich.
jp II. SUTHERLAND,
Notary Public & Insurance Agt.
Money to Loan
OK IMPROVED REAL  ESTATE
Court House Building, Farwell.
TIT'S. COOLEY,
m-Ai.i'tt in
Ilarness, Whips, Robes, & Blankets.
'  The best assortment of Trunks and Traveling
bags in town, and prices the lowest.
THE BEST OF MATERIAL USED.
All work   warranted.   Repairing done   promptly
I will sell cheaper than can be bought elsewhere In Saginaw Valley.
"OUBEN SMITH,
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Real Estate and Insurance Agent.
MARK, MICH.
Particular attention paid to looking land, estimat-
inc pine timber, adjusting trespsasscs and paying
taxes for non residents.
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company of New York
Strong and sound, with low rates.
-:   .MISCELLANEOUS.
M.R-
JEFFERIES,
DEALBKIX
FRESH & SALT MEAT,
.. -Fresh* and CUred Fish, \>..
Fine Groceries and General
Farm Pkoduci*.
Cheapest T E A in Town
Cash paid for hides.
MAIN STREET, CLARE.
HOTELS, LIVERIES, &v.
VTEW   FURNITURE,   NEWLY
Refitted, New Proprietor.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
V. K. BROWX, JPrep.,
MOUNT PLEASANT,   MICH.
First Class Accommodations.   Good Sample Rooms
lor Agents. Good Ham.
"TPAGLE HOTEL,
Coral, Montcalm Co., Mich.
A. FRED GOODENOUGH, Prop.
A Temperance House.
This is a new house, neatly furnished, convenient
to the trains, with good accommodations at reasonable prices,
GOOD  UVERY ATTACHED.
"PARWELL BILLIARE HALL,
FARWELL, MICH.
FINEST-CIGARS,
Pure \l ines, Liquors, A les, Beer, Porter, Cider, Ftc.
Those desiring a pure article are invited to oall.
HENRY NEWTON.
QUMMERS & NEWTON^
Proprietors ofthe
FARWELL   LIVERY.
HORSES &~CARRIAGES
TO LET.
Parties conveyed everywhere  in  this
section and vicinity.
<rj*f-Terms reasonable.     *
JPLINT & PERE  MARQUETTE
RAILWAY"
TIME TABLE.
^LFREl) LOUCH,
Blacksmith& Carriage Shop
South Side, Clark, Mim.
Wagons, Carriages, Trucks
MADE TO  OUDKIl.
Fine Repairing.
Prompt and careful attention given to repairing
Wagons, Carriages and Agricultural Implements.
Horse Shoeing a Specialty.
Skillful Shoeing saves many a horse.
Inteifereing,   Contraction, Corns and
Tender Feet cured.
ALFRED LOUCH.
"jDUY A FARM! " " ~
230,000 Acres '
FARMING   AND    PINE
LANDS
In Central Michigan,
FOR SALE BY THE
FLINT &   PERE   MARQUETTE
RAILAVAY  COMPANY.
20,000   Acres in Clare and
Isabella Counties.
For information about these lands,address
WM.L.WEBBER, Land (■oiiimlssloiier,
East Sacuxaw, Mich.
^ CARD TO THE PUBLIC.
1 tender my hearty thanks to tbe citizens of Clare
and vicinity for their past patronage, and would invite a continuance of the same.
The Clare Bakery.
FRESH BREAD AND
ROLLS EVERY DAY.
CRACKERS,  CAKES,   CANDIES
AND CONFECTIONERY.
Ornamenting Cakes for Parties and
-Socials (t Specialty.
Good Lunch Room.
Oysters, Pics, Cakes, Crackers, Rolls, So-, &c.
FRIED. LANGE.
LOCAL   MATTERS.
Home Time 'I*atole.-E. «* I*. "**■■
tlAST. WBST,
P.ssenger,, 0:15 a.m. I l'assciigcr,...M.io.iJ a.m.
Passenger, 3:52 i\ -.t. | Passenger ..0:53 ■'• M>
l-lails.
Via. Flint ft Pmtu Mari-uk-i-ti* Railway.
Fast, cl*scg;co a.m., and 3:30 t'.M.   West, close
at 6:00 P.M.   Arrive, Westirn at io;co A.M., aad 7:00
p.m.; Eastern at 9:27 A.M.
Via Stags to Mount-Pl basant.
Arrive atotoo a.m., leave at 12:30 p.m.
J. C. RocKAiiUM-PW, P. M
Official and Society Directory,
Sheriff, Andrew E. Mack, fin".
Judge of Probate, 0. W. lefferies, - - - Clare.
Treasurer, J. C.Rockafvflow, - - - - -Clare.
Clerk and Register, C. H. Southerland, « l-anvcll.
Prosecuting Attorney, C. C, Casterlin, - Farwell.
Circuit Court Com., G. J. Cummins, - - 'Farwell,
Surveyor, J. I.. I.Iltlcfield, - - - - • Farwell
Coroners—A., A, Shaver, »   - Clare,
K. Oh* M., Evergreen Lodge No, lj
Clare, Clare county, .Mich, Regular meelintts
every Saturday evening. Monthly Jnstallincnt ;.nd
work in dcgr.es. '
COXGKECiATIOXAL ClU'ROH,   RCV.'
A,H.Norris, Pastor: services at 10:45 a.m., and 7130
p.m. Sunday school at is m., K. D. Wheaton, Supt.
M. E. CirruoitTRov. AV.JI. AVare,
Pastor; services every alternate Sunday at 10'i A.M.
and 7'{ p.m. Sunday school at 12 si, K. It. Coin-
stock, supt.   Prayer meeting Thursday at 8. r. M.
AVomex's C. T. T\ Mrs.AV.II.Ware,
President, Mrs. W, Wolsky. Sec; Miss Ina Wheaton, corresponding secy. Sleets every Sunday at
the churches alternately nt 3 P.M.: prayer meetings
every Wednesday 2,'s. p. M.    Public invited.
HARDWARE & FURNITTRE.
Ul'NNINC; WEST.
No.   No.   No.
16       4 2
KUNMING EAST.
No.    No. No
                                           1         3 S
r.M.  A.M.    A.M.                                            A.M.     P.M. P.M
8 to 11 00 ........ Toledo ........   5 30	
to 10 12 08   9 50      l'r-'rnoiT        11 10   4 30 jo 30
11 50   1 19 i. 35   D. 1..&I.. N.    10 03   3 25 9 07
2 20   2 35 12 05           Holly           8 57   2 15 8 20
  2 55 12 26     Grand Blanc     8 37   1 55 8 00
3 32   3 10 12 43            Flint           8 22   1 40 7 45
6 00   4 20   1 5»    East Saginaw    7 15 12 10 6 30
6 00   4 20   1 50 For] Hay 0[From 7 13 12 10 6 30
7 33   4 25         East Saginaw     ...... 11 55 625
A.M.     P.M.     P.M.                                            A.M.    A.M. P.M.
8 40        " 	
9 4
P.M.
3=8
6 29
Midland  '1049 520
,  .          ,                   Coleman  ,   9 42 4 22
9 57   6 42              l.oomis     9 30 ' 08
10 12   6 ss             CLARK ......   9 13 3 52
10 25   7 08            I'AinvEi.L ......   9 01 3 37
10 46   7 26                Lake ......   8 42 3 17
71 02   7 40            Chippewa .....   8 27 3 02
11 14   7 5°                Sears ......   8 16 2 51
11 24   8 00            Evart ......   8 06 2 40
11 50   8 24              Hersey    7 40 2 13
2 10   8 50           Reed City     7 30 2 05
6 30 10 45         Ludington ......   5 30 7 30
/IBs-Offices at Toledo Id Union Depot and the
lloody House; at Detroit in Depot foot of Third St,
and 134 Jefferson Avenue,
RAT15§ Alj "Lf'Hr Afj.THF, LQWEST.
]-}."G', PVyTTriu, Jr., Traveling **as.*cngcr Agt
11  '   SamVoiid KnEi.mt; Supt. ■■•   • •    '■»'
}■. P. N-JL'lloB
TTIIRDWARE & FURNITURE.
J. W. CALKINS,
Genera) Dealer in
Shelf & Heavy Hardware,
Paints & Oils,
Sash,   Doors   and   Blinds,
Stoves and Tinware,
House Furnishing   Goods.
FURNITURE!
OV EVJ-yiY  VA1UETY
AT BOTTOM PRICES!
VIso Agent for the Celebrated
Sweepstake's   Threshing   Machine.
Meadow King Mower.
The Novelty Horse Rake,
THE MILBURN WAGONS,
Laffortie's Metal-Lined Wood Pumps.
Fanner's,    Utensils    Lumbermen's
Goods, and Agricultural implements, of all kinds, at Lowest Prices.
An Endless Variety of
Lumber, Lath  & Shingles
at lowest rates.
Also a First-Class Tin Shop
— BY—
Mr. Cjias. FiiiKT)Kiioit"N.
Who has had 25 years' experience in the builnrst
Everything made lirst-cl.Usund .warrant* t.
I.OCAI.,   BREVITIEIi.
—The strawberry season was very
short—cake.
—B. .I. Husted is building another
addition to his hotel.
—G. W. Jeft'ories has made numerous improvements in liis store.
—J. AV. Calkins hns built a tasty
shed adjoining his wheat house.
—It costs but 10 cents to cool off
with Mrs. Mason's nice icecream.
—The musical cow-bell disturbs the
slumbers of the peaceable Clarites.
—A barrel of molasses bursted
Monday in U. AV. Halsted's store.
—Mr. A. J. 'Doherty is building a
wire fence iu front of his residence. ■
—Coleman is picking up, in •anticipation of being a railroad terminus.
Clare newfc- a m\t -tyeU^ort- miner
—Mr. AVm. AVolsky talks of putting
up a new store next to Tjik Pkkss
oflice.
—"Baker Fritz" sold 111.*" loaves of
broad Saturday, all for home consumption.
—Parties owing Tjik Piikss for subscriptions and job work are requested
to pay up.
—Mr. («. \V. Lee has purchased tl.e
John Homing's place in Clare. Consideration, $000.
—A tax of $100 has been levied upon the village of Clare to effect needed improvements.
—Log running is dangerous business. Monday last, AVill Dwyre came
near being killed in tlie jam.
—Early Tuesday morning, a windstorm, followed by rain, passed over
Clare in an easterly direction.
—They say huckleberries and
babies are so thick on the Plains that
one can't tell which is which.
—Tiie little boys and girls of Clare
imitate the Iron ton, of Newport, by
promiscuously bathing together.
—Dramatic entertainment next
Tuesday evening, at the scliool house,
for the benefit ofthe temperance choir.
—The Farwell Cornet Band will
give, their first social hop at the town
hall in- Farwell, this Friday evening.
—Tlie Eev. AV. II. AVare has a
"patent clothes lifter." These metho-
dist ministers are bound to monopolize the business!
—A big delegation from Clare will
take in the Evart Band excursion to
Bay ATicw on August 2. It costs only
$1.2.3 for the round trip.
—None of his friends having recently heard from Dr. Davis, it is feared
he has been scalped by the Indians,
or is awfully homesick.
—In 1870 Thomas Cook was sent
from Isabella county to prison for
rape. The Governor now pardons
him, the wrong man having been convicted.
—It is rumored that Mrs. McCafferty is to be arrested and sent to Congress for an attempt to shaot our esteemed fellow citizen, Mr. Nathan
Bieknell.
—The management of the Alger
•House has passed into the hands of
Mr. James Alger, a young man of
promise, who will undoubtedly keep
a good hotel.
—Sheriff Andrew Mack threw a
stone through Tip- Pjikss office window Mondaymornlnglast. Hoejaiins
it was accidental. but"w6 have'**o'ur'
owh opinion
:cid.entai, 1*'ufc"\v6 hav"e'"o'ur'
lion o'f-ihat,-1'' v*'"   *A"
.......-i U,.*.
Hiwn J. A. Nicolls, with a gang
of n"fJi,'i,s assisting to build the Cole-
niftaSmd Mount Pleasant railroad,
wlnHJi ifj guaranteed to be open for
tm'f'ln .sixty days.
' —Mr. John Port has resigned as
vi|l*te trustee, and a special election
will'"bo necessary to till the vacancy,
or %,.\v,iirjiig a few weeks more the
eoi»*ll/'aii fill by appointment.
-^here is a stage-war between the
rivai^tngas plying between Clare and
ISfwfm, Pleasant. Caleb Sterns car-
ries^issengors for 2o cents, throwing
i" ^M'W'i cigars and a prize cliromo.
fc£^ •'' •r"Iorn*n» wil1 shortly
coinpHtct*' the erection of a new saw
i.iUt"#L-.\*t to his grost mill. It i.s to
to-tyi<iroughly equipped for custom
work.','Mr. Horning is an enterprising ■jwlzen,
-Tp Wlitor of the Saginaw Herald
corn-Wins because the girls of that*
biir<r:|are at him on the streets. That
is ft-JWev eojiiplaint to make. But,
lilw^Hieir dear hearts, they can't
holing he's so—bald headed!
jjvn in Berrien county they are
1 have a "Young .Settlers'"
and have introduced a novel
I which is the marriage of sev-
'jilcs on tlio pie nic grounds.
assortment of clergymen will
!iit, and it won't cost the boys
is a cent!
iiqw salt well at Midland is a
[-success.   At a depth of thir-
itulredfeeta flow of brine is
J' giving 97 degrees in the cis-
riils is the best well in the
Another is to be sunk. soon.
Indian legend is to the effect
lort distance from Clare sur-
springs exist, where of old
;s gathered their supply.
same place tliat  conferred
of L. L. .1), upon Zachriah
has gained fame in another
11."  The crew of Hillsdale won
■o Saratoga national regetta,
the   famous   "Sho-*"   and
"-.and making tlie \»*nb
wen*' received home with bonfires,
hands, belli-, speeches and a big time
generally.   Bah for Mich-i-gan !
—Some time since. John Borison,
Esquire, borrowed a small saw of Tiie
Pniss oflice. Monday last it was returned in good order, with the gentleman's compliments. In view of
thii-happy state of affairs, we wish it
distinctly understood that we hold
Mr. Korison in very high esteem,
tha: we regard him with great favor,
approaching upon affection, and that
we have always so regarded him, any
suspicions to the contrary notwithstanding.
BIG 1IASKET PIC "NIC TO BAY'YIEtV.
On Lnnd nnd Luke )>)'lhiil nml limit.
KOITR. BRASS BANBSTO BLOW.
*Eyart Cornet Hand, Reed City Cornet Hand, Far-well Cornet Hand,
Clare Cornet Band.
Board
The celebrated Evart Cornet Band
will give a mammoth excursion and
basket pic nic front Heed City to Bay
ATiew, on the.Saginaw Bay, on Saturday, Aug. 2nd, 187!).
This will be the cheapest, best and
most delightful trip ever given over
the F. & P. M. road.
The Evart Cornet Band is one of
the very best bands in the State, and
under the direction of its accomplished leader, Mr. E. M. Bceman, has
gained an enviable reputation. Tho'
not large in numbers, every horn docs
its full duty, the arrangement being
particularly tine, giving remarkable
evenness of tone, smoothness and harmony. Tliey have elegant uniforms,
expensive instruments and are attractive in appearance. Added to
this, tliey have invited the Beed City
band, the Farwell band, and the Clare
band to participate in the excursion,
thus forming
A MAMMOTH 1UN1*
of nearly fifty pieces, being the largest over playing on tliis line.
Starting from Beed City at rive a.
m,, they will reach Farwell, Claveand
Loomis little before seven, arriving at
East Saginaw at 9:40. J lore they will
remain one hour and twenty minutes,
giving an opportunity to witness the
street parade of Barnum's greatest
show on Earth, which exhibits there
that day. At precisely ten o'clock
the excursionists will embark on
board the
STJlAMKlt W. K. IH-UTl'-OK BAY VIKW,
parsing down the river to Saginaw
Bay. This will prove the most interesting portion of the trip. Tlie
scenery along the. luagniticent Saginaw is del ightful. .Addctl, to the rare.
in tiie lut>'*
(OVPICIAIil
iroeedlnRS   of the Town
of Grant.
Grant Township, July 9, '79.
Meeting of Town Board called to
order by Chairman A. A. Shaver.
Members present. A. A. Shaver,
AV. S. Cooley and Floyd L. Post.
It was moved and supported that
the following accounts be allowed,
viz:
Floyd L. Post $7 00
AV.H. Elden  2 25
Jas. A. Slocum 2 75
On motion Board adjourned.   .
A. A. Shavkk, Chairman.
Floyd L. Post, Clerk. ,
Grant Township, July 11, '79.
Meeting of Town Board called to
order by Chairman A. A. Shaver.
Members present. A. A. Shaver,
AV. S. Cooley and Floyd L. Post.
It was moved aud supported that
the job of A. J. Doherty, of clearing
town lot be accept.   Carried.
It was moved and supported tliat
the following accounts be allowed:
AVlieaton & Perry $   8 00
O.W.Perry      0 50
A. J. Doherty      7 25
On contract for building Town
Hall, Shaver & Mclntyre 200 00
On motion Board adjourned.
A. A. Shaver, Chairman.
Floyd L. Post, Clerk.
 > . «
literary.
—The Edmore Gazette has changed
to a four page paper.
—Tho Barry County Sentinel is a
most excellent journal.
—The Evart Review is getting aristocratic since entering its own.don.i-
ell.
—Stories and Ballads for the. young
folks, by Ellen Tracy AltfP'il- ^ovf
Yoi'l.c, .An-'tH.U-A.n Bo.^k E"!fC.ha,nge,-55
Beekman street.   X s*\i*eet little b(*pk. j
 •■■ V « 4      	
The best Tea in Michigan fin- fiflpts.
at iXvIlockafellow's.
upon the Valley;' 'may TnT'sel?
handiwork of man, cinployed in
the various commercial enterprises
which line the river's banks and float
upon its broad bosom. Here are the
finest salt wells in the country, and
here to is the
TiAKGKST RAW MI Ms IX TIIK WOULD.
Beaching Bay City the boat will
stop one honr, allowing time for a
ramble over tlie city, when they will
again embark for Bay Ariew, where
they will remain three hours, returning in good time, heme.
This will be the largest and grandest pic nic of the season, and till who
are able should surely go. The fare
for tlie round trip is only $1.25 from
Clare, which is le&s than one-half the
regular rate. It is under the management of our late townsman Mr. John
(Jiberson, and the public may rely
upon courteous treatment and a careful attention to all the detail whieh go
make up a complete and satisfactory
trip.   Take it in!
. *-•-•	
Personal.
—Mrs. Jacob Mason is quite ill.
—Mr.and Mrs. A. A .Shaver will visit Petosky shortly.
—Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Bockafellow
will attend the Bay Ariew camp meeting.
—Marvin will go to Mount Pleasant with a greenback paper, and fine
job office
—Son struck—Born, to Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Bieknell, on AVednes-
day last, a. m.
—The editor of The Puks^ aud
family will shortly pay a visit to Central New* York.
—Mr. Frank Alger will leave Clare
soon for Roscommon, to engage in
the livery business.
—Mrs. Lizzie Merrill will spend
the balance of the vacation at Saginaw and Ann Arbor.
—Mr. John Horning has moved to
Hint, where his permanent residence
is expected to bo hereafter.
—Major Long, of the Mount Pleasant Times, paid The Phess a visit
Monday. He was en-route to the
editorial convention, accompanied by
his family.
—Sir Charles Neal, Supremo High
Grand Mucky Muck of tlie Itnighte;
of the Moon and Stars, lias, $oh& ©'at
on the plains hunting ftW'O.MW caw.s'U-
dates to UtftMe,.
—l)l\. OhAi-les jjSri-oger nietwUll,n
severe..accident "Monday*. AVltile ex-
aininipgvalQadfldi revplvor, the ball)
slippediout, passed through his-fore-
finger, ancicame near hitting-ft* man
exo.minipg goods in-the star-©.
—The Rev. AV. II. AVare. and his
wife have long made it their special
business to do their worst to injure
Tab Pjikss. Tliey have had to "eat
dirt" lately, acknowledged themselves wrong, and promised their
Presiding Elder to do better. Yet
they kept right on. Theae parties
could find better employment for
their valuable time, the BeverendSir,
by paying up some of liis old debts at
Mount Pleasant and elsewhere, and
the woman in keeping less in the
streets and more at home tending the
baby, scrubbing the dishes, cleaning
the floor and doing tho washing, instead of leaving these arduous duties
to her little manny and grown up
sons.
Tlie Village Council.
At the last meeting of the village
council several ordinances were passed. Tliey were good ones, just what
was needed, and gave general satisfaction to all not interested by their
enforcement. One M'as to prevent
gambling, another to license auctioneers and showmen, and another
to prevent hogs from running at large
in the streets, President Newth and
Trustee Horning antagonize these
resolutions, and are trying their best
to make them inoperative.
Mr. Horning bases his opposition
on the grounds of economy, That is
his plea, but, the real reason is opposition to incorporation, and he is carrying that feeling to such extremes
tliat he i.s securing the ill-will of his
associates, and of nine-tenths of the
inhabitants of the village. The economy dodge is all bosh. By requiring
fees from auctioneers and showmen
would many times more than pay all
expenses incurred, while the suppression of gambling is a duty that all
men owe to tlieir children and families. On the Fourth of July a "wheel
of fortune" cleared $81 in Glare, contrary to a law of the State, and
which   should have sent  its   pro- *
prictor   to   the   house   of   corrcc-
,How a\Vfidly.m-rJ$tlv'Mc. Horn-    .'*   ; .• "••Jf..
** -I'V-.-Hsru' tiiJB,.i-Art4&-i-s^
tcnance such a fraud. '^ *
Mr. Newth takes the same ground,
but goes further, and as President of
tlie village, refuses to sign official
documents. Mr. Newth took an oath
to perform the duties of that office.
In refusing, ho lias sworn to a lie. If
he cannon act, he should resign; if he
will not act, he should be removed.
Of tho other officers, it can be said
that they evidently desire to do their
duty fairly and well, as conscientious
men and good citizens. Tlieir course
meets' as warm approval as the opposition does severe condemnation.
BU8I-NE8S LOCALS.
Try AVolsky's $5 suits.
Try Jefferies's 00 cent tine cut.
AVolsky's $1.00 pants can't be beat.
Bound to sell millinery goods cheap
at  Mrs, Mason's.
Be sure to call at AVolsky's for bargains.
Elegant chromes and wall brackets
cheap at Mrs. Mason's.
Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy
Tobacco.
Latest style hats and caps always
kept at AVolsky's.
Best assortment of boots and shoes
at AVm. AVolsk y's.
New stock of clothing just received
at AVm. AVolsky's.
Seventy-five cent Tea sold for 50 ete.
at J. C. Rockafellow's.    ,
Jefferies' 40 cent Tea beats any 50
cent tea in town.   Try it.
Large stock of wall paper, new patterns, cheap at II. Trevidick'**, Clare.
Millinery goods, ladies hats from1
25 cts to S10 each at
Mrs. Mason's*
AVaxtkd—To purchasc'acow, coin-'
ing in this fail. Address P*. O,- box 70?
Loomis, Mich. 8tf
Call and examine the
5c counter at AYelfs, Stone & Co*s',-
FstrrreD!.-
Pure ice crEtwrii inadb' fresh' ever*
day.   Finely flavored' attd' best in
town nt Mrsi-Masowifi-PaVish's.
CiiBawid'see'tliiB'
oi* Goods* at
AVellk Stone & Co's,
FanVeiH-
New stock of clothing just received
at R'. Crawford's*.- "AVill sell cheaper
than anywhere else in the county.
AArhole suits from SI up to §14, which
cannot be excelled for style or quality.
Be sure and call at R, Crawford's store