1896-10-16; Clare Courier

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18 THE PEOPLE'S CHOICE TO
BUY HONEST SHOES FROM
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.Sheriff Brown in tlio city today.
A. W, Molotyro in Harrison this week.
,S»^T!.YT.Cft^ot5flxv.Yi.il.4n- town _. Tues-
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_D. B, Alward was home from Detroit
over Sunday.
. ClarencB YariBrui.it wus in Tqledo the
first of tbe week.
J". H. Canfield was oaiupnjgnipgin this
vicinity on Tuesday.
Mrs, EltOn Stov$ns, of Farwell, wtis in
ihaeity.on Thursday, _.__,.^___.-,^_=_5=_.,
Mies .Louise Dwyer visited friends in
Parwell the first of the woo}?.
Tbo M. E Church building is receiving new foundation posts this week.
B. G. Jerteries, S, 0. Kirkbride rind J.
0. Bockafellow in Harrison on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bosemond Beebe has our thanks
for some fine apples grown in her orchard
in Yernon.
' Yandercook, the photographer, was iu
Harrison Monday and "took" the board
of supervisors,
To TBADB—A mowing machine for a
milch cow. Inquire at Holbrook's department store.
A. 3. .Doherty is now the owner of the
fine driving horse "Knox," purchased of
Mrs. M. E, Parrish.
A. J. Langworthy, of Sheriden town-
sbip, is making gold standard speeches
for the Eepublicans.
Harrison and Farwell played ball at
tho latter place on Saturday. Harrison
won by a score of 17 to 10.
Supervisors Welch, Boyd and Fishley
and Mayor Eorison, are at Harrison this
week in attendance upon the annual ses-
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smij;]|-were in Saginaw on Wednesday.
Mip Inez Smith, who has beon in Far-
weli-fbr.the past year has returned to
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Mr, atid Mrs. C., F, Boorom.
Eyjingelists Morehouse and Bryant
aro..insisting Eev, Coors in a series of
special revival meetings at the M. E.
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Three   Pieces   of English Clay Worsted,
worth, SI 50 and $1,60  per yard.     Will close
out the three  pieces at 99 cents  per   yard.
J/Width, 58 inches.
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%. ^ERINQTON'S COLLEGE. St. Louis, MlcK.BOo a week, will open the' last Mondar
^/     in SspteinbBr.  Go -where yon can get the best bddcatioh for the least money.  We are safe
I      in Baying this, for we have everything the BtHdont wants hei'oLat convenient hours, and for
JL     mm xohbt than it can be had atany other inBtltntion in the united States, and tho instruction Tb professional,    EIGHT COtTJttSKB:    Comkbroiai,,  ShobiShand, Psnuanbhtp, Teachers'
BMoiaSK, Mtsio, EmoutioN and P_n_BioA__ OntTtna.; ixi> for putty obmts msb wjebk.   Only think.
ohb PBtvATB L*sswr a week oa either Piano, Organ, Cornet, Violin, Guitar, or to  Voice Culture,
Elocution and Physical Culture; with Beading, Spelling, Grammar, Arithmetic, Plain and Ornamental
Penmanship, Letter-writing, Typo-wiitlng, Composition, Debating and free claes drills in Music,  Elocution and Physical Culture, for SOc a week.   All the studies after tho above scmlcolonmay bo omitted,
and any one of the following substituted for the samo price:   Book-keeping with Actual Business,
When yon have finished onr EnglUh Course, if yon have proven that you aro honest and diligent, we
can furnish yon good genteel employment. Our Instructors havo taught Penmanship since 18S0;
Book-keeping and Short-hand, since 1886; Teachers' Course, sinco 187C; Music, a lifetime. The student
jt»j# educate for teaching, and pay Tor lt afterwards. Wcalso offer Fjikb Tuition-. You am get
_WAitf>from$1.00to!3,G0pcrwcek. We are advertising in 175 dally nnd weekly papers, and expect a
latge school next year.   Don't fail to send for our beautiful illustrated catnlofrue, to C. W.  Yerlngton.
Onr pew book'"Tom, Dick and Harry Khd their Dog Ltd," will bo t>ut by llecembur IbI. 1S0G.
Trice, 81.00;   Send for book, or for ageuts' rates, to the author. C. W. YerinKton.
Bend to Chicago Music Co.,Chicago, 111., -for "Laughing Water Waltz," '-Tempest and Sunshine
March," GOc each.   Composed and arranged for Piano by C. VV. Yerlngton.
Tine Qo ijorier  ^w.
From now untif fhe Movember Election
FOR W CENTS
sion.
The Ladies of the Maccabees are
to givo a social at the K. of F. hall in the
near future. Further particulars next
week.
Mrs. M. D. Davis and son, Moulton arrived in V Hey Head, Ala., safely and are
delighted -with the country. Mrs. Davis'
health is improving.
Bev. E. Tatman discussed the issues
from a silver prohibition standpoint at
the Balsley school house, Arthur, on
Wednesday evening.
Mr. and Mrs, H. H, Bogue, of Harrison, spent Wednesday night in the pity.;
Thursday rnlSSiig they' -left forErie..
Pa. for an extended-visit.
W. J. Bryan at Saginaw Oct. 17. F, «|
P. M. will sell excursion tickets Oct. 17
limited to date of sale at one dollar for
round trip.   Train leaves at S a*, m.
G. W. Graham held a rousing silver
meeting at Lake on Saturday evening.
Mr. Graham is this week holding meetings in the north end of the county.
A Portland girl has agreed to marry
her father's hired man if Bryan is elected,
and he has agreed to marry her if McKinley is elected, and both are positive
that they aro going to win the bet.
Arrangements have been perfected
whereby the Western Union will put
special wires into the opera house for tho
reception Of election returns. A skilled
operator will be provided to take the
bulletins.
Hon. I. A. Panoher delivered a telling
speech for silver at Lansingville on Tuesday night. Mr, Pancher has been the
Kopublican leader of Isabella for many
years, and is now doing a grand service
for the white metal.
The Ootjeier on Monday received
from W. A. Burritt news of the death of
H.JL Wickham,in_ Saginaw on Saturday
evening last. The remains werei"""buried
in Lansing on Monday. Mr. Wiokham
was Glare county's prosecuting attorney
during 1893-94, and ' had ffiany friends.
Consumption-was the cause.
Said W. J. Bryan in closing his speech
in Minneapolis on .Monday night:
"Show me the Pharoahs of the world who
could make those under them make
bricks without straw; show me the oppressor; show me those privileged classes
entrenched behind laws of favoritism,
and I will show you people who care not
in what nation they live, who are only
sympathizing with, but willing to send
monev to help our opponents fasten the
gold standard upon tho American people."
The board of supervisors have been in
annual  session   this   week  and among
other things have fixed tho  county   officers' salaries for 1897 as follows:   Sheriff.
'!$250, 60 cents per day for board and//'
janitor fees; clerk and register, §309   .
fees; treasurer, $500 and fees:   prose [
ing attorney, $800.   A. Tibbits,   of f I
rison was appointed school exuminer, \
B. Wait, superintendent of the poor, ai\
Messrs.  J.  H.  Bichmond, L. L. Kelle ■
and J. P.  Tatman,  county  canvassert!
Tho Harrison paper cut tho price $25 in
order to hold the county printing another |
year, and he holds it,  having  no  competitive bids,   This afternoon   the   nor /
township of Garfield was erected out c j
town  17-6,  and  tho board adjourns tV
night. / /
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Jttago Dodds held court in Harrison
Tuesday and made 26 full citizen... Pif-
teeijMDC them were»Germans from Grant
to-rViilihip.
Mill. Jno. Wilson, who has been yisit-
inglif r sistor, Mrs. Jas. Arrund and other
friehds in this city, returned to her home
in I?<_terboro, Ont., on Wednesday.
MilsB Hattio Dougherty, who has been
*rlbtr-illi-*  ralnt-jiraa.nv.^   f-niisiiflci  ■»*■»   *fV»*!-3     i-i-ifir
for the past two weeks, returned to her
liothtUn Mt, Pleasant Wednesday.
^d.bill of fare for chicken 'pie supper
giv'erijiaext Wednesday from 5 to 7 p. m.
-h.G. A. B. hall, for only 10 cents. Ee-
rtioiiiber the date and come and get a
good supper.
V/tn.- J. Bryan was greeted by 15,000'
people at Cadillac yesterday and 5,000 at
Beed City. Tomorrow at Saginaw 25,000
people; will shout themselves hoarse for
the boy orator.
Postmaster John J. Enright, of' Detroit will tell the people of this vicinity
atppharty opera house next Tuesday
oveping how G. Cleveland, of Washington would have them vote.
The Alma Argus came out in a neat)
•now dress last week, which improves the
paper very much. Another bright feature ot the paper is that is has come out
for silver. We predict for it a bright
fut"ate.
T, P. S. O. E. installation of ofiicers
and, reports of the delegates who attended |he Evart and Ludington conventions
wil| be given at the usual ssrvico hour at
Congregational church Sunday eveuing.
A. J. Langworthy, in company with a
qufiftette of Eepublicans followed G. W.
Grajiam into Greenwood on Ihiesday
night and endeavored to stampede a silver meeting; being held by Mr. Graham.
Tho stampede.was reversed at tha closey
Mr. L. being completely routed.
Col. Thomas M. 'Mfampson, of Chicago,
delivered a gold spbeoh at Parwell on
Tuesday evening, rjrdj complained bitterly oif a lack of enthusiasm. Tho Colonel
claims to have stumped for Abe Lincoln, and it is indeed pitiable that in his
deolining yeajs he should be found expounding a doctrine that the ghost of
Honest Abe would blush to hear.
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Men's All "Wool Suits,' - $5.00
"       "       " Blk clay worsted,        7.50
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lf   heavy tan mixed suits.    Double breasted exta well made,  .    9.00
V    heavy Scotch Tweeds, with fly
"    front vest, .elegantly made and .
trimmed,       -       -       -       -     12.00
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New style in Children's Suits, at   $1, up.
MEN'S MAOINTOSH.ES-
Black Diagonal Cape Macintoshes,
. warranted waterproof,       -       -     S3.
Ja xfine quality black all wool Tricot
j^ .      Macintosh, - • $6.
New line of Boys' Heavy Weight,
good wearing knee pants,
Men's tan color wool underwear,
worth 70c,       -      -
Small lot of Men's red and white
wool underwear, worth 75c,
closing out at
DAVY &
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50c.
50c.
Farwell.
Mrs. B. Bradey and daughter, of Day
City are visiting their son, Thos. Bradey,
of north Vernon.
Miss Nellie Day visited with her father
in Mt. Pleasant over Sunday.
Beg. Wait was down from Harrison
last Saturday and took'part in tho ball
game.
Miss May Hurd spent Sunday in Claro
the guest of Miss Louise Bruske.
Prof, ancl Mrs. C. B. Chafee spent
Saturday and Sunday in Gilmore, the
guests of Mr and Mrs. Sawyer.
Williams Bros, shipped five car loads
of heading on Wednesday.
Priday morning libonfc : 1 o'clock .ths
woodshed in the rear of Mrs. Clarke residence was discovered to be on fire. The
alarm was given, but ihe fire was put out
with a**few pails of water. It originated
from a bundle of rags, saturated with oil
and turpentine which had been used in
cleaning the M. E. church.
Several from Farwell aye attending the
teachers' examination in Olare this week.
The Eepublicans have a fine pole
about 110 feet long which will be raised
Saturday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Smith are enjoying a two week's visit with friends in the
south part of the state.
Quito a number from Farwell went  to
Cadillac Thursday to hear Bryan npeak.
' CoL Thompson addressed a large audi-
ance  at  Littlefield's hall   Wednesday
evening in the interest of sound   money,
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The most Complete Line of Cooking
and Heating Stoves ever seen in the Co.
The consolidated Stocks of Doherty
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Hardware Line.
Iron,   Tin,    and   Granite Kitchen
Ware in endless variety and price.
Harness and saddlery, whips,  robes
blankets, etc.,  at prices never be
fore seen in Clare.
D, H.OB.ISON,    MV*.
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