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CLARE, MICH., FRIDAY, NQV, 29, 1895.
No. 23
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WAS A WISE MAN.
A   \      But his knowledge was limited to his day.
He never saw tlie bicycle girl or the new wo-
?ljf man.   Tlie ladies of liis household never knew
the FINE FITTING SHOES we are selling, for
their sisters of today.
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DEALT A HARD  BLOW.
SN ASHES.
The Electors Have No Use for 'the Blanket
Charter-Light Vote, But Very Emphatically
Expressed.
Following the course ot nearly every
fourth-class Michigan oity which has
voted on the question of being re-incorporated under the blanket law, Olare, on
Monday, expressed herself very emphatically m favor of remaining under the
present order of things.
Hardly one-half of the voters went to
the polls, but enough voted to express
tlie feeling ot the city at large upon the
subject. The vote by wards was as follows: XES      NO
First w«rd ,... .6      32
Second ward 12      63
Third ward   21      39
ISA JOY FOREVER.,
Y He who would conceal it's shapely
contour 'neath an ill-fitting shoe hath no
.. eye for the beautiful and deserves the
snubs of lovely woman.
1 BAGS Oft WRINKLES II OUR SHOES.
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Sure fitters, nrmtie on Gracef
To be had at.
iLLasts.
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X$ H. Waller's,
THESHOEMAN.
P, S.E--A complete line of Rubber
Goods in el/ery variety at our store.
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YOUR   GUARD
The Invigorating sport of a Skate upon the lakes
md streams about Glare, you should provide yourself with a pair of the Celebrated
Full Club Skates at
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Total	
Majority against, 95.
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134.
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Called to Her Heavenly Home,
Margaret, the only child of Mr. and
Mrs, W. W. Jacobs, died on Sunday evening after a short illness. The funeral
service was beld at the borne on Tuesday
afternoon, Bev. Coors officiating and the
remains were laid to rest in Cherry
Grove cemetery.
''Suffer little childien to come unto Me,
for such is the Kingdom of Heaven."
Farwell P. & A. M. Election.
Corning Lodge 1?. & A. M., of Harwell,
on Tuesday night elected tbe following
officers:
W- M,, Clarence Freeman.
S. W„ 3. 3. Saxton.
3. W„ "Wm. Perns»h.
Secy., Frank Cornwell.
Treas., 3. T. Hurvie.
S. D., C. Honeywell,
J. D., Allen McCormiok,
Masonic Election,
John Q.__jookJ_.odg© F, &
Tuesday night elected the
officers:
W.M..E.M. Mussell.
S.W., J. S.Boyd.
J. W„ Wm. VanConant.
_S#w., J. 0. Bockafellow.
Trea*s.,A. W.Mclntyre,
S. D„¥sank Colburn,
J, D,, BncUiYing.
4. M. on
following
A Commendable Act,
The M. E, Sunday school for several
weeks has been perfecting plans to give
out some Thanksgiving surprises. "Yes-
fceijdjy.ijiQrning Draff mon Qlark-gave his
services and m a^snort space of timeyisi''-
ed the homesjif many of the members
where he found well filled baskets to be
distributed among the worthy poor of
the city.
Several trips were required to handle
all of the provisions, that had been so
freely given. Many homes were gladdened by the generous charity offerings of
this school yesterday.
The Thanksgiving Bail.
The dancing party given by Peter
Mortz at Doherty opera house on Wednesday was highly successful in poinS of
pleasure, but the attendanee was light.
The Harrison orchestra, consisting of
Messrs Butts, Cleveland and Morrissey,
with T. W, Averill of Coleman, gave good
satisfaction.
Lansingville.
,T. EL. Lansing and wife visited with P.
M. Loomis last Sunday.
Samuel Lansing, of Eeaverton, spent
Sunday with friends and relatives in this
vicinity.
There was a social at Wm Stevens' for
the benefit of a Christmas tree at the Mo
Tffrr.ey school honsa.
The recent stormy weather has caused
a decrease in the attendance afc our school
which has been conducted with much
credit to the teacher, Miss Kidd.
The Sunday school is progressing
nicely under the care of our new superintendent and his able assistant.
Tho good sleighing makes it nice for
those who havo wood and bolts to haul
but how about that corn tliat is not
husked yet,
Rumor has it that thero will be a wedding in the near future.
We are glad to see that Martin Eber-
hart is able to be out again after a long
sickners.
Wood, Bolts  and  Ties.
Having several large tracts of timber
I desire to dispose of during the coming
winter, I desiro to announce that I am
in tho market for stove wood, (long and
short) bolts, tics, etc. Contracts are
respectfully soh'citca. Address, C. S.
Dedbon, Harriton, Mich. 20-4fc
AGENTS WANTED.
I want agents for rapid selling household articles. Every family with a stove
will buy one. Large commission paid
and exclusive territory given. Por particulars address. A. M. McOor
22 Clare, Mioh.
Say, why dont you try Do Witt'a Lit-
Early Bisers? These little pills cares
headache, indigestion and constipation.
They're small, but do tho work. Wittwr-
epoon.
The Houm on the County Farm In This City
Burned on Wednesday,
Wednesday at noon fire was discovered in the residence on th.* "old" county
farm northeast of the cicy, and the house
w.-s entirely destroyed. It was occupied
by D, Faicrell and family, who lost nearly
everything they possessed, including their
winter's provisions, which were stored
in tho cellar. Mr. Parrel! was away from
home, and but for the timely arrival of
neighbors nothing would have been
siived. 'As""it was, only a few Mtohen
uteneils and one bed wore gotten out.
Thi,* blow -is a - hard one to Mr. Parrel]
and family.   Their loss will reach "$300.
The county had an insurance upon the
building for S700, less about $15, which
was paid out last summer for repairs
after it had been struck by lightning.
Those acquainted with the building
claim uhs-Srsortught from tbe chimney,
which was pot properly repaired after
tho Jightniug's work.
Thanksgiving Nuptials.
.BQOBOM-MITOItEI.I',
At the M. E. parsonage on Wednesday
evening, R««j A H, Coors united in mar,-
riago Cyrus P. Booroin, of this city, and
Miss lioss-E.rMitchell, of Arthur township. Tha brir'o is a well known and
respected yc-img lady," whoso parents
have resided in tbat township for some
years. The groom has residec-1 in this
county for the past twenty years, is well
known in the surrounding counties, aud
has since itsestablishment been an em-
ployo of The COtikibb. Mr. and Mrs-
Boorom will commence housekeeping at
their rooms in the Alger residence on
east Fifth street in about two weeks.
Wo extend, congratulfttiors,
GBOVlS'R-I.OWEBI''.
By Bev, A. H. Coors at the residence
of Jay Piper on Wednesday evening,
Frank Grover and Eliza Lowery, both
well and favorably known Grant township young people. Thb Oourieb extends its q6sirwi__l.<_s.
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.    In ricmpry of Richard Northy, Sr.
Bichard Worthy,   Sr,,   was    born
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xxaulj. oiuic^ jJUjjiauuj auu oatut. u\J   T_/au-_-
da with his parents at the age of five
years, lived there the early years to manhood, when .he. removed to Whiten-rll,
Mich., and from there he moved to Clare
where he/resided continually until his
death, being 57 years of age. He leaves
a wife, a kind and noble lady, and four
children to mourn, his loss. He was a
kind husband and indulgent father,
loved and honored by all that knew him.
He was an honored member of the L. O,
L. and a member of the M. E. church,
where he held a prominnet place afc fche
time of his death. He was a man of
great forethought and wisdom and true
nobleness of mind and character, upright and honest in all his work with
God and man, and true to the last, and
by Ms untiring efforts' helped to place
the L. O. L. on a firmer foundation.
When seekihg relief from the cares of
day it was in the midst of his family that
he found that peace, that happiness am
rest that only a noble man alone can find.
He was true to himself, true to his family,
and true to the'order that ho belonged
and as friends and neighbors wo deeply
feel our lops, and wo feel that a great man
has been taken from our midst. "How
are tho mighty fallen', but that loved one
he has left behind whom was his most
earnest care and thought as they walked
life's road together hand in hand, cheering oris another with words of iovs and
deeds of kindness, But look with tho
eyes of faith to those bright realms on high
and. see him on that radiant shore with
a crown, upon his ferow, brighter than all
the jewelled crowns of earth, and with
palms of victory over death and all its
sting. Children, a kind and loving father
has gone from your midst. No more will
you heai the Well known step or kindly
voice that was once music to your ears.
But he has gone before you to show you
tho Way, and fear not the road he has
walked for he is waiting and watching for
his loved ones over there. Walk in the
waj wherein he walked and try to meet
him in that land of brightest day, where
parting is not known and sorrow and
death cannot enter. 'Husband, and father thou art gone; thy work is done, thy
suffering past. Sleep on thou ' gentle
sleeper and take jour rest while Holy
angels guard thy lowly bed.
Mbs. H. ST. ThiIiItsok.
Taxpayer?, Take Notice.
I will be in my office on west 4th Street
each Monday and Priday during December to receive taxes.        0
T. S, Dobsbi*,
City Treasurer,
There are many good reasons why you
should use One Minute Cough Cute.
Thera are no reasons why you should not,
if in need of help. The only harmless
remedy that produces immediate results.
Witherspoon.
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WE8 0d d^6KE78
AT WOLSK'S,-
SATURDAY AND MONDAY,
Nov, 30? and. Bcc.
DON'T FAIL TO ATTEND
We have bought a large Line of SAMPLE
•GARMENTS, and will sell them for very
near ONE-HALF their value.
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MKAJDQXJARTEiaS
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ELDEN'S BAZAAR,
BOOK, AND
CHINA STORE.