1896-10-02; Clare Courier

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CLARE, MIOH., FWiQAYjipCT. 2, 1896,
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From now uni\\ the November Election
FOE IO CENTS,
BRIEF   MENTION.
Probato court nex*- Monday,
E. H. Jenney, Detroit, Monday.
•J. VJ. xvocnuioiiOVr iiO i-iVSra- -j.-ucsitsjrit-.-_i
Walfc Gaunt nnd L. E. Davy tc. Evnrfc
Titesday,
Miss Sarah Adams is seriout.Iy ill -with
typhoid fever. '
Mrs. Madison, of Templo, "was in the
oity yesterday.
Cndi-lao had a $25,000 blaze -eorly
Tuosday morning. -    -
Mrs. John Mater and two sons aro ill
■with typhoid fever.
Senatorial candidate Prescott -svas in
town on Friday last. •       . •-
A, S, Bhoades bonflrht 800 bushels of
wheat last Saturday.
The battle is now on in good earnest.
Alt nominations are made.
The Isabella fair last weel-; is eaid to
have been a complete success.
John Giberson talked silver to tho
voters of Greenwood last night.
Judge Earasdell at Loomis this afternoon and Calkinsville this evening.
Miss Maud Snell, of Ooleman, visited
with friends in the city Monday-flnd
Tuesday.
Mrs. Ohfls. Brady and daughter, Bena,
of Bay City, were the gnests of Mrs. M.
3. Ash, on Friday last.
Geo. W. Graham, M. F. Bobinson,
Thos. Andrews and J. JET. Osterrout, of
Farwell, in the city today,
Mrs. L. A. Hallett, of Harrison, was in
the city Tuesday night, returning from
a two weeks visit in Port Huron.
MissHattie Dougherty, of Mt. Pleasant, is in the city this week visiting with
Mre. B. P. Dougherty ann family.
Miss Nora Bristol returned home on
Wednesday after a short visit with
friends in the south part of the state.
Don't fail to read Judge Bamsdell's
letter upon the financial question, which
appears on another page of this issue.
Mrs. Goodman has a fine line of pattern bats from Detroit and Cleveland.
It will pay you to come and see them.
Mrs. D. E. Alward has been dangerously ill during this week, but is slowly recovering tinder the care of Dr. Sanford.
Mrs. B. F. Dougherty and daughter,
Nettie, who have been visiting friends
near Shepherd, returned home on Moa-
day.
Geo. R. Philp will speak upon the
financial question from a free silver standpoint at the Vernon r town hall Wednesday evening, Oct. 7.
JRtter & Bogardus have removed their
meet business to the west side of McEwan street, occupying the building
lately vacated by Mra. Bedson.
The celebrated Hill, of Ohio, who has
been stirring up such a commotion for
gold in various counties of the state, has
be-en devoting this week to Claro county.
The interior of tho M. E. church was
decorated most tastefully Avith potted
aud cut flowers, in honor of the first
service of Bev. Coors' fifth consecutive
year as pastor of this charge,
Chas. Friedeborii celebrated his 70th
birthday on Monday, and'in the evening
a large number of his G. A. B. comrades,
and friends visited his home. Mr.
Fjipdeborn was captain of Co. A, 5th
Ohio Vol. Infantry and participated in
many battles including Atlanta, Winchester, Antietam, Gettysburg and
ChancelorsviUe."" "Hia~inany friends hope
he will survive for many more birthdays,
.Soon after otection School Commissioner Palmer intends to- visit southern
Michigan and spend several week.! visiting city and country schools and consulting numerous educators of that section upon points pertinent to school
work and methods employed. Mr.
Palmer's work in the schools of the
county is already evidenced by the
material, advancement of tho standing
heretofore had. He is giving his entire
time and energy to the work, and has-
made a model commissioner.
.■ Tho Sentinel's report of the Democrat"
ic-county convention last week was a
literary production that woujd bring
tears from a lamp post. It should be engraven upon a golden shaft and placed
upon the editor's lot in the cemetery,
that its richness may bo foreyer preserved, and at th6 same time shed its effulgent luster over the mortal casket of him
thai? penned it. After a heart-rending (V)
disclosure of all the inside history causing tho failure of the union, there is
dropped into the middle of the effusion
a stick and a half of rot stolen bodily
from one of Hanna's libelous circulars'
on Bryan, .lad wbioh was about as much
to the poiht as Would have been 20 lines
of testimonial from one of I*ydia E.
Pipkham's latest onres. The entire
article was a fair* exhibition c'f the un
fairness with which every Democratic
move has been dealt with this year by
tho Bepublican press.
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DrifWitherapoon in Harrison Wednesday. ' j
Te!H}ber!s examination at ■ Clare, Oct,
18aniJ17.       ' '.     '
Elisba White, of Earwell, in .town
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While you are making repairs to your
home for winter look carefully after the
chimnjies.
The Democratic and silver senatorial
convoption f pr the 28th district convened in (blare tpday.
GeqjPE, Dawson has the Clare county
agaflmtX_.r the Wolverine fire njurnnce
cornpeny, of Saginaw.
Tho-J*. & P. M. -will run a 75c excursion . to Saginag Sunday, Oct. it Base
ball—Saginaw vs. E.&P. M.
Editor Stout, of Lake City Plain Denier, and E- F. Norton, werS Missaukee
delegates in the senatorial contention
today*,"
A.- S.--B.ho(ides has leased the grain
elevatoj-'at LeatOn and is buying large
quantmea of. -groin there daily, Asa
Buropljp ir. ofciurge. '
The -|ni.niers- -witli a good sized herd
of live, fetoclrt to-turn off this fall is decidedly "in iV, The demand and price
have been e_ttr6mely good,
aura, Goodman will not have her millinery opening this fall, but is ever ready
to elwV you first olass goods, (latest
sfcytesjflfe the lowost prices.
Dr. Sanford reports the arrival of a
big boy nt the home of Ed. Qorr on Sunday, and one was also presented to Alex-. «^f
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CHEGK CASSI-MERE SUITS,
ButhVan by his wife on Tuesday,
Thure will be preaobing in the Congregational church next Sunday evening by
Bev. T, H. Warner, of Chnton, Mich.
He will preach at Doyer in the afternoon.
farmers are becoming much alarmed
for the: welfare of their potato crop. The
continued heavy rains may cause a considerable rotting, particularly on heavy
soil.
On account of the delay in the arrival
of water pipe with which to lower the
MeEwjaB street rrmin across the creek,
work oh the new bridge has been suspended.
The presses and type of the defunct
Beporter has been purchased by A. E.
Harvey and Nick G. Davidson, of Alma,
and is being removed to that place to be
added to the ATgus office.
Johfa Craig, sentenced from this county
in 1892 to Jackson for six years, convicted of criminal assault upon the daughter
of Geo, W, Green, of Summerfteld, hss
been paroled by Gov. Bich.
Six women, two revolvers, and & dog
treed a black squirrel on seventh street
but were umbie to apprehend the little
fellow. Finally a local sport brought
him down with a shot from a rifle.
Dusbvillo, Isabella county, suffered a
$15,000 fire on Monday night, it being
nearly the entire business portion of tho
village Tho light could bo plainly seen
in this city, a distance of 25 miles.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet at
tbo homo of Mrs. Henry Ort Tuesday,
Oct. 6", at 2 p. m. It being the semi-annual election of officers every member is
expected to bo prosent. Come prepared
to pay dues.
Dr- Kelley was defeated in tho race for
representative at the Bepublican convention in Cadillac on Tuesday. Combined Wexford and Missawkee were too
much for him. Tho honor was captured
by a man nanitd Oaldwell, of Missaukee.
Bev. S. A. Long has accepted a call
from.tho Congregational church of Bich-
mond and will commence work one we^lr
from Sunday, Biciimond is located in
Macomb county on the Grand Trunk
between Port Hnron and Detroit. r He
has a very encouraging field.
The union silver Democratic senatorial
conventions which were held in Clare today, placed in nomination Charles M.
Garrison; of East Tawas, for senator.
Len. J. Patterson, of Iosco, waa Sirman
and A. B. Canfield, of Clare, secretary.
The Uttendance though small, manifested
strong hopes for success. Mr. Garrison
stands well whero he is known and will
make a strong effort to be. elected.
Hon. S. W. Hopkins addressed a large
and unusually enthusiastic audiance or
Surry, at Earwell, for silver last night.
Any other meeting than Bepublican in
that township have heretofore be6n tame
affaiis. 'Mr. Hopkins gave a concise and
instructive talk upon the money uestion
which carried conviction to many hearts.
An {attempted McKinley cheer at the
close wns nowhere with the burst of
Bryan enthusiasm. Surry's Bepublican
majority will be materially educed this
fall.:
TUe Hill Specialty Co, gave an exhibition) at Earwell today and appears at the
opera house tonight. The features of the
perfpnppncea are the .annihilation—contortion-impersonation f»oti of the speaker
of tbe Ohio lower house, and the musical
performance of a sweet singer of Mt.
Pleasant, assisted by minor vocalists
fr«ta Glare. Suspender busting ;sai.ca«ni
and imtedeltivian wit were ais© sprung
at intervals. Tho gathering expeoted to
.Tistej_ to n discussion of the political
; -sues by Mr. Sill, but were sorely diBs-*
anointed.
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The most Complete Line of Cooking
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The.consolidated Stocks of Doherty
and Rorison makes our' store headquarters for everything in the
Hardware Line.
Iron,   Tin,   and   Granite Kitchen
Ware in endless variety and price.
Harness and saddlery, whips, robes
blankets, etc., at prices never be*
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