1896-04-24; Clare Courier

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The; Democracy in Convention Asiemblcd Demand a Curtailment of County Expenses,
Relief fer the Taxpayers by a Reduction in
Salaries and the Combining of two Off Icei,'
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MASON & BOYD .
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Has the largest variety to select from of any house
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^    Remember we pay cash for butter and eggs, and
want all you have, if first-class.
We can do yQu good in Groceries and Provisions
and want you to give us a call.
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CLAR& GROCERS.
An Unusually Large Attendance, and Aluch
Enthusiasm Shown!
___.A*n_._.applio'_*tien __of JUo Xrtays xpuJd
haye detected ought but the brightest
prospects for a successful light this fall,
in tho minds of the gathered Democracy
of Clare county at Harrison on Wednesday. It "was by far tho best spring convention ever held, by the party in tbo
county, and indicates that the campaign
of 1896* has been entere-l-upon -finder the
most iaybrable auspices; It is ovident
that the party iietir 6.rtSfe"cC a Ofimpaigir
"with more determinatiorij "}ind conndorico
of "winning than this year.
The convention was called to order at
11 o'clock by secretary W. W. Harper,, of
the county committee, and A. It, Canfield
was called as temporary chairman. O.
D. Gloveland, of Harrison, officiated as
temporary secretary,
" tJpon motion ot- W.r-WrHarper-the-
chairman appointed cotnftiittees on credentials, permanent organization, and
resolutions, as follows:
OBBDIiNTIAliS:
Prank MoLellan,,*of Surry,
E. Hughes, of Harrison.
L..D.-J5nrt-onrof..Grant*   .        -      , _-
PERMAKBNT   OBGANIZATION.
H. H. Bogue, of Harrison.
3. S. Boss, of Olare.
. Louis Brazette, of Hayes. '■>'■'
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Jacob Sfason, Glare. .      m.,„
S. A. "Wilson, of Harrison.
Geo. E. Benner, of Clare,
The convention then took a recess until 12:30.
Upon re-convening tho committeo on
permanent organization recomftendetl
the making of tho temporary organka*-
tion permanent, which report was adopted, the order of business was also adopted, as the work of the convention Is hej_6
given.
The committeo on credentials reported
the following delegates preeenj; and eh*'
titled to seats:
GBAira—W, L. Lyons, W. G. Garrison,
L. D. Burton, E. L. Baker, Thos. Sutton
and Geo, Burton.
Hates—0.'0, Bailey, D. A. Bailey and
Louis Brazette. -..-..
Stjkrt~J. H. Osterout, 1>\ MoLellan,
Clayton Honoy well.
Fbost—Lester Dillonbeok, Jasper
Carey.
Habbisost Ist wabd—H, H. Bogue, W,
W. Harpor, E. Hughes.
Second wabd—D. J. Campbell, E. P.
Wilson, S. A. Wilson, P. E. Gleason.
Tmr.i) w-ASt)—Henry Heisman, J. It-,
Brown, C. W. Johnson, O. D. Cleveland.
Cl/ABE, 1st wabd—B. Muscott, T. 0.
Holbrool., J. H. Carpenter.
Second wabd—C. H. Sutherland,  J.
Mason, T. H. Maynard, V. H. Pishloy, D.
Borison, Geo. A. Graves, F. C, Sanford
TniBD ward—A.  K.   Canfield,   J.   S.
Boss, J. A. Jackson, Geo. E. Benner, B.
M. Mussell, C. II. O'Donald.
This report was accepted and adopted.
Tho chair appointed Messrs. Holbrook
and Harper as tellers, and tho convention
proceeded by ballot to elect delegates lo
tho stato convontion, the following selections   i.if.in_j   tnod.a:   O. H. Sutherland,
Olaro, Henry Hoisman, Harrison, B. M.
Mussel], Claro.
The county committee for the ensuing
two years was elected as follows.   A. B;
Ganfiold, chairman: Geo. ID. Benner. sec-
retary.'H. H-'Bosftre, treasurer.
Advisory Commi.toe:
Arthur—W.B. Hilburn.
Pranklin, *
.Prost—L. Dillonbeck.
Grant—W. L. Lyons.
Greomyood, *
Hamilton—Jos. E. Ladd.
Hatton—John Gordon,
Hayes—0. 0. Bailey,
Bedding—0. H, Jones.
Sheridan—Geo. Schunk.
Summerfleld—J. H. Bichmond.
Surry—Prank McLellan.
Winterfield—Geo. Lockwood.
Clare, 1st ward—Harry P. Hubel. ~~
.'"    2d ward-C. P. Louch.
"    3d ward— 1. A. Jackson.
Harrison, 1st "ward—W. W. Harper.
"      2d ward— 3. A. Wilson.
-"      3d ward-r-0. J. Biohavdson.
* To be filled.
Tho committee on resolutions reported
the following, which were accepted and
adopted:
. The l)omocratio party of Clare county
in convention assembled, re-affirms its
allegiance to the. party of Jefferson and
commends it as the party for the masses.
"We invite acompanson of the economical
and business-like administration of Ex-
Governor Edwin B. Winans -with tho corrupt and extravagant rale of John T.
Bioh, and submit to the taxpayers of.
Clare county that the enormous and unprecedented state tax levy of the last
Bepublican legislature evidenced a com
plete lack of sincerity in the administration of the state officers,
.  "We  demand   of tho board of supervisors of CJare county the strongest pdssi-
-b'le-retre'ucuuiuut'in-eipouuitUreS.5—" "- —
Wo further demand that the offices of
c.ork and register of deeds be consolidated, believing that the people can be aa
■^eU'served and that tho county oan save
a largo amount, of monoy thereby.
Wo further request that tho delegates
1o tho stato convention uso all honorable
means to secure the oleotion of C. H.
Sutherland as a delegate to the Democratic national convent on from tho 11th
congressional district.
-=-T!ia adoption-of -too-.-resolutions f.
followed by short and pointed remarks
by suveral, particularly upon the ques
tion oC more economy in county affairs,
and iLis led to the appointment of a com-
milt. 0 to confer with Ilia supervisors as
follows: C. H. Sutherland, S. A. Wilson,
W.'Ji. Lyons,
i.,S.l_> Cffiventiiin then ndjonrned, .
_____Jjho Democrats, thus propose to go he-
Io;i*eMo pes. plain this campaign upon
Issues which come directly home to every
laxpiiyei, and wo believe that the action
■pf the convention will meet with most
hearty approval of the people of the
^ounty, -.   - ■ *
Tt'ii Just as easy-"to  try  Ore Minute
jOough. Cura a: anything olso.   It's easier
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LOi.- your next purchase for a cough be
Oho Minute Cough Cure. Jitter medicine; bettor result;, bettor try it.
THE CITY PARK.
interesting: Communication From the Comr
=--= - RiiEsionrCdnccrnlng Tfceii-Plans.
9.ho city park grading hnB bion completed to that point where it is-evident
that everything will bo ready for the
•work of tree planting Arbor D*.-y, next
Priday, May 1.
^ Quito u uuinbSr ot citiaons have signified their intentions of turning out that
day to plant trees. All who intend to
do si"- re requested to meet at the park
at 10 o'clock a. tn. of Arbor Day, whui
^places for trees will be assigned, Thoso
•who cannot find it convenient to como at
-^hat hour will be on liiind at 2 o'clock in
the afternoon.
JTlie_. Park Commission is unable to
Inrnisli trees for planting, but each planter will furnish, his own tree. Maple, oak,
elm and similar trocs tiro suggested. As
it is. almost impossible to transplant
native evergreen trees and make thorn
live, such should not bo planted this
year. Locust, poplar and " balm-of-
Giload trees aro barred, for the present
at least. There will" 00 places provided
for a limited number of bunches ot lilacs,
syringias and similar hardy shrubs.
Every citizen who is interested in tho improvement of our city is urged to plant.
We suggest to thoao who have had no
experience in transplanting trees, that it
is bust to select not too large trees, dig
well about thorn, taking up with tho tree
as much of its native soil a3 possible.
"Dii-nii". tmr.il titfl t.T_«s nver-tn loosen it, rife-
it injures the bark near tho ground.
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It is not a miracle. It won't curo everything, but it will curo piles. That's
what .DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo will
do, because it ha? done it in hundreds of
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A BETTER JOB.
The Detroit Preo Press of Tuesday Contained
t\ic Following:
Secretary Dennis E. Alward, of tho
Republican state central committeo of
Michigan, was this afternoon appointed
BuporlutennenT. oT"tiiD- docnniontl'oom,
ono of tho most responsiblo places in tho
orgHziisstion 0? tho holism. That position
is Tncjre imporutinu u_inii viie oiiiGo--Oa. assistant reading cWk, for whioh he was
oi-iginaliy slatpd. -Tho-- appointment is
due to the active efforts of licpresenta-
•tive Avery, of Greenville. When the
successful so-called hog oombino was
formed Dr. Avery was assigned _a place
which ho would havo for any of his constituents, and ho has persisted for something better with tho result that ho has
landed Mr. Alward ns superintendent.
Burns are absolutely painless whon DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo is prpmptly
applied. This statement is true. A perfect remedy for skin diseases, chapped
hands and lips, and never fails to cure
Piles.
McKinley District.
Bobcrt Parrington',.of Wise, has rentod
Wm. Pcighner's furm and moved thereon.
Mr. Peighner expects to occupy his houso
the same as before.
Tho highway commissioner has begun
putting in a bridge across the river. It
was much needod.
The rain last Priday. evening raised tho
water in the river considerably*
Geo. MeGrath is moving into part of
thoEberhart houso.
It is Teportod that our Begulator has
bought both Shingle and Lako George,
and from now on all spearing will bo
slopped. As the gamo wardens cannot
put a stop "to it, he -will take it into luu
own hands. That's busincsr, and wo
glory in ytur undertaking.
•!obn Radford, our section foreman,
was given one more man Cor his crew and
as ni offset a half inilo more- of track to
attend to.   Such is lire.
One. Armed Jack ia on tho war path.
Somoono wrote to his wife that he was
flirting with other women.
Curley Thurston has lost his Lillio.
Sho has gono with a handsomer man.
Julo Brest is stopping with the itev.
J. W. Sutton's mill crew. Wonder if it
will cause him to mend kis ways.
Oho of the \.orst 'electric storms'-ever"
known through this section camo last
Thursday. Thunder, lightning,hail, rain
and wine.. 3«mo parties he-re -be-gun to
s'*v their prayers they wero go scarud.
A bad cave Tn at tho Whiteseli cut,
caused by last Thursday's storm, covering up the track with stumps, ciay and
quick' sand, caused the. section crew to
work night and day frum Thursday until Monday night.
G, Murtell, tho owner of the Lake
George summer resort was up a fow days
last wook getting things in shape.
"Well, thoso parlies hav» buried their
dead hois. s. Wo think thoy got there
just in time.
George has gone aud done it. That is,
ho has used up a couple of bars of soap
and ft b if el or two of lako water and
now ho looks quite respectable. Well,
George, everyone is speaking of your irri-
proved looks.
Nobody hat---boe__ sued by the Alma
party.
Philo Smith who has been living on
section five for the past two years, lias
pulled up stakes and ioft for Cleveland,
Ohio, on Monday, whore ho has a luoera-
tiyo position. He thinks it will pay better than farming in Claro'oounty. His
wife fol^ved him on Wednesday,
Wm. H. Beams made his second ship-
that our grocery and provision store is
offering to sell cut for SJty sents on tbo
dollar of first cost. It would bo a' bad
blow for this town if it cliould loose him
M:*s. Kress, of section 10, mado a few
calls at Lako Goor;;i> Tuesday.
iu.r_..- .fiillry JCiOrSv, 0-iirpv}>*.i>-T_tf.urt_s:., \vev.:J-__
in Parwell Monday and Tuesday.
Beams and Borst aro just more than
taking in big fish with tln-ir iiKtio hooks
and lines.
Jimmie Minnish, our gra^s widower,
has fixed up his plane very nicely since
he has lost hia mate. That's right, Jim-
■riie, get your cage lvauy fc'r another.
Busy people have no timo, and sensible peoplo have no inclination to use a
slow remedy. One Minute Cough. Cure
acts promptly nhdi'gives permanorit results.
Bucklin's Arnica Salve.
Tho best salve in tn--   world  for cuts,
bruises,-.0* ive, ulivi-s, ,-ialL  rli> inn.   lVver
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On Tuesday. February -1,1S96, and on
the first-.Tu^tidHy .in eiich niimth th^-ro-
uftor, until fv.rthti not ce tli?'P. &"t?."M
will sell one way G-'ttli-rs ticket's at reduced rate to certain points in Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia, Florida, Alabama, Mississippi and Louisaoa. Por rat<-s and other-
information call at ticket uiilse.
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11:11 tk-s at Mussi-h's d; u_j stove, It-.v;U«*./
pirie 50c. and .$1.00.
To the Public.
I have auaiu ---ntered the meat business,
having purchased the,market I sold to
Mr. Pairbank somo time ago. I shall
continue to keep in stock a complete line
j'oE fresh andsalfc meats', fresh gamo, etc.,
moiir of furs this week to L. D. Estfe, {an<3 reBpeotCully solicit tho patronage of
of Shepherd.   B^amsisiiot h-.v-re for his
health it appears-by tho way ho manages
to pickup the diraea here and there.
A bargain tor eome one,   "We. »re told
my old customers and invito, nevv' ones.
All accounts duo Mr. Fairbanks aro pay^c
ablo to me.   Youfs tralj'j
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