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"Hfc! '-mm^' >tmSmmiz / z zX -?■■ Tlie -Clare County Press, Issued Eveuy Fri»a\* at Clark, Clare County, Micil, vi; ALVAllO F. GOODENOUGlI. Office o?.* <»r?h**sp Ei tu;, Calkins Ut-'KK, Main STKKKT. TEKMS~?i.3o PER YEAR IX ADVANCE. Sixule Coptics, Five Cents Each. '"_ BUSINESS"CARDST"' E. I>. WHEATON. C. W. TERRY WHEATON & FERRY, E,AW5n5B3.S, CLARE, MICH. 1 All l>usir»ss intrusted with them will receiv prompt attention.' Collections made aijd<IReal Ee late bought and sold. Oltice Maynard Block,Main St WM. IT. ELDEN, Jeweler and 1 V dealer in Wall Paper, Books and Station- cry, Sewing Machine Fixtures, etc., Clake. OJSO. W. JEFFERIES, Judge of \J{ Probate and Justice of the Peace, Clare. Special attention given to making collections. Of- ca ox Main Street. l&m A WEEK IX YOYR~ OWN ?JP Town. £5 outfit free. No risk. Reader, if you want a business at whieh persons of either sex can make great pay all the time they work, write for yar- __ ticulars to H. Hallett & Co., Portland, Maine. JO.E0.J. CUMMINS, Aftorney-at~lMW and Solicit sr, Gourt Housebuilding, Farwell, Mich. TI^EST. BUSINESS YOU CAnIeN- JlLP gage in. £5 to $10 per day made by eith er sex, right in their Own localities, - Particulars and samples worth $5 free. Iiuprcv>je your spare time at this business. Address Stins<i§&Co., Portland, Maine. «mw»-wm«i'WJ <<z¥W .^~v:%w<T ■3&My .ir*, -*-z\\zz-^5l. «cd— k_J/ b^Jy O VOL. I. •CLARE,. MICH., FRIZZY, FEBRUARY 38, 1879. NO. 43. Local 6k Editorial Matters. EH©BMe TTJame Tatole.—TF. <& IP. UK. EAST. P.ssengcr, 9:10 a.m. Passenger, 3:5? r. m. west. ■Passenger, io:ij .v. M. Passenger, 6:58 p. m. L. HakdY, Agent. Mails. Via Flint 0. Feke Marquette Railwav. East, clsss 0:00 a.m., and 5:30 r.M. West, close at 6:00 p.m. Arrive, West.rn at 10:00 a.m.,aad 7:00 p.m.; Eastern 319:27 a.m. Via Stage to Mount Pleasant. Arrive algtoo a.m., leave at 12:^0 p.m. J. C. RoCKAdELL'HV, I". M. ■G C\ CASTERLIN, Attorney-and-Counselor-at-Law*, and Counselor & Solicitor iu Chancery, Court House Building, Farwell, Mich. IX CAN MAKEMONEY FASTER at work for us thnn at anything else. Capital nottequired; wc will start you. £12 per day made at home by the industrious. Men, women, boys and "girls wanted everywhere to work for ns. Now is the time. Costly outfit and terrms free. Address True & Co., Augusta^ Mainer o. BE, SUTHERLAND, Notary Public & Insurance Agt. * Money to Loan (hurl House Building, Fhrwell. H C. DODGE, Jistice tip the Peace and Notary Ptblic, Vesnon, has Goon Fauminu -Laxds for Sale Cheap. Titles Perfect, Terms Easy. II. C. DoiMiE, F RWELL, Mick. Im FURNITURE,. NEWLY Refitted, New Proprietor. ST. JAMES HOTEL, MOUNT PLEASANT, MICH. FinstClass Accommodations;. Good Sample Rooms for Agents. Cood Barn. . T"T H. COOLEY, _ _ •'- - .JJEALER IN* Harness, Whips, Robes', & Blankets. THE BEST OF MATERIAL USED. All work warranted. Repairing done promptly I will sell cheaper than can be bought elsc- _ wh*re in SagiBaw Valley. =3 __. _ : _— TDJUBEN SMITH, NOTARY PUBLIC. Real Estate and Insurance Agent. CH.AIEJE, IMUKDEG. Particular attention paid to looking land, estimating piue timber, adjusting trespsasscs and paying taxes for non residents. Manhattan Fire InsuranceCompany of New York Strong and sound, with low rates. ©fficial aniGl Society BMrect©ov . Shcrift". Andrew K. Mack, ------ Clajc. Judge of Prwbptc, O. W. Jefferies, - - - Clare. Treasurer, J. C. Rockafellow, ----- Clare. Clerk and Register, C. H. SOutherland, - Farwell. Prosecuting Attorney, C. C. Castsrlin, - Farwell. Circuit Court Com., (K J. Cummins, - - Farw-Il. Surveyor, J. L. I.ittlcfield, ----- Farwell Coroners—A. A. Shaver, ------- Clare. <C©iffl$jregatS<n>iiaal CSnirarcSii.—Rev.A.H. Norris, Pastor; services at 10:45 a.m., and 7:30 .*. m. (DcmsgtaS. StamcSay ©clicxrol.—Sessionat 12 M., it Church. IC. P. Wheaton, Supt. KHetlfloeSist iSpiscc&pal Society.— Rev, \V. H. Ware. Pastor.: services at Uni'j.n School House every Sunday," mornings and evenings alternately. 3SJT. 35. StlHflay Scaaooj.—Session at Un ion School House at 12 m. R. Comstock, Supt. H2.eeE EB3foto<D>na CDlMto.—Meet at Town Hall Saturday evening at 7 p. m. G. W. Bourn, President; J. II. Calkins, Sec. W. <C. TT. TUV—Meet Monday evening at 7 r.Si. Mrs. S. Bowdish, Tres.} Mrs. G. W. Jefferies, Sec. WCAITr DBKHeVSTIK©. The prohibitionists are confident of securing the passage ofthe Maine liquor law at this session of thc legislature. Gold has been discovered in Menominee county, in township :J.S north, range <">7 west. The. assay gives as high as $20 per toirc-.-> On: esteemed contemporary the Saginaw Herald calls the editor of the St. Louis Herald a "pissmire." An affectionateallusiontoa/>/Y//^r editor! Kent county, the stronghold of nationalism, has sent a delegation to the State convention opposing coalition. However much the republican green- backer may like bourbon whisky, he don't like bourbon democracy.' —Court weik at Farwell. —Church dedication Sunday. —Elsewhere will be found a notice for the removal of the county scat. —It would be a good idea to "dedicate" the dogs and hogs next—with a shot-gun. —Neither tl.o dtiuoci .ais nor nationals sent delegates to the State conventions from Clare county. —For Supervisor of Grant—Albert A. Shaver, a republican, but not a partisan; no politician, but an honest man, —Mr. J. A. Slocum returned from a trip to New York lai-l week. He reports Conkling stock and snow drifts as way up above the fence!-. —Let ,sthan a year ago Eduiore was a forest. Now it is a village of over six hundred population, is.incorporated, aud has :-•. newspaper. Such is enterprise. . — John T. Horning, C. \V. Perry, and Dr. Davis are citizens that Clare can ill afford to lose. Wherever they may go the best wis! cs of the Press will go with them. —Those opposed to incorporation at Farwell did not get up any remons- W& >oaiwEo j — Shue Mr. To4:. Neal harfresigned I the ba? s drum, fr'!e nolauex-pound- , er of music? il, I —Mr. John T, I'oniing has decided to leave CJare ih'-ho near future, to locate in the s" ilieru part of the State. >: —Air. C. \\\ P< ry is pre[iariug to bid a lieu ib (hu; and seek a more congenial clime,' u Nebmska, at tr near Nebraska c-y. —Mr. J, C, (;'upbell informs us that he is notai^ \'y regationalist, nor •lesirt1 the title of «"JyLU£--Utat pertains ■'-;■> society which he iheir ministers as does he assume "llexormilfihi to Deity alone. V; represents ordaii? 1 Eldors. —Andrew E, A, >, county, is si.^Jcf - without any hat • only is he tall,' looking. If anv State can approa- itics let the pres"- ck, sheriff of Clare ■-,-* four inches tall .-lockings on. Not mi likewise good it her sheriff in the ; Jiim in these ipial- I'ot out its man. VttSJ5SP?<OK. —Evciything seems t^uiel in Yernon. —The Potter investigating committee at district No. 2 are still at woik taking testimony, but the shoe does not pinch tlie fellow they thought- it would. FINE' JOB PRINTIH0. We have ali thc1a<*tliiiesf»ir doing all I.ind.-. of f!ds Job Trintft'S, iutluding Fast. Cylinder and Power Presses, For < setuting iq the hesi Ay le BOOK*," C1KCILAK«, CARDS, LAW.CAS-ES, ETL. Please give us a trial. Good Woik and Lo-.v Prices. . —» -. C>-*^>- A Baptist sock - Th ir. d iy ever.:' hoi's. This evenine r trance. They know a plan worth two! *(> "«-et his frier. ■M MEAT & PRODUCE. ' RrjEFFERIES, DEALUK IN FRESH & SALT. MEAT, Fresh and Cured Fish, Fine Groceries and General Farm Produce. Cheapest TEA in Town! Or(*7i paid for hides. MAIN STREET, CLARE. MISCELLANEOUS. A CARD TO THE PUBLIC. I tender my hearty thanks to the citizens of Clare and vicinity for their pa-it patronage, and would invite a continuance of the same. The Clare Bakery. FRESH BREAD AMD ROLLS EVERY DAY. CRACKERS, CAKE:*, CANDIES AND CONFECTIONERY. ' Ornamenting Cakes for Parties and Socials nt Specialty. Good "Lunch Room. Oysters, Pies, Cakes, Crackers, Rolls, &C-, &c. FRIED. LANGE. UY A FARM! 230,000 Acres NG • AMD PIME LANDS In Central Michigan, 2?©E2. SAU-JS BY TTESI& FLINT & PERE MARQUETTE RAILWAY COMPANY. Tlie ESailiroafla te MM. IPtesisasjiS. It has*:'heen settled that Mount Pleasant is<to haye an outlet by rail,. wheTeljefween~Clare^iliOL^ As Mount Pleasant now makes Clare its way-station by which nearly all of its passenger and freight traffic is conducted the alineation of its business from this place to sopje other point would be a serious loss to Clare. Though not desiring to lose the trade, many would prefer to haye the railroad go to Coleman instead of libre, believing that if it came here it would lead more trade from Clare south than from that section to Clare, Mount Pleasant being the larger place and hence drawing custom from all the smaller towns around it. But if it goes to Coleman, Clare would secure the trade of all that portion of Isabella county as far north as Calkinsville, and hence Clare would essentially become in size nearly or quite as large as Mount Pleasant. Therefore, the preference of the people here, would be first for Coleman, and next best, Clare. But there is a large chance that the new road will not go either to Coleman or to Clare. Loomis, our near neighbor, may secure it. She wants it, and is making strenuous efforts to get it. She believes it will add largely tq her prosperity, increase her size, importance and population, and enhance the value of her real estate. Therein, we agree with those who present such views, believing them correct in every particular. In order to secure these promised future benefits, her citizens are willing to incur considerable present expense, deeming it an investment that will pay largely at no far distant day. They have subscribed over $3,000 in aid of the road, and there is a prospect that their enterprise aud liberality will secure the object in view. If Loomis secures the road it" will be to the disadvantage of Clare. This place would suffer all the losses that it would incur by coming here, without securing any of the benefits. The inland trade would go to Mount- Pleasant on the south, go to Loomis on the east, and Clare would lose it nearly all, having to rely on the west and ftorth for its custom. Clare, for its own interest, might better have it than let go to Loomis, if there was any way to secure it. The grades between Loomis and Mount Pleasant are said to be better than by this route, and the F. & P. M, will largely consider that in favor of Loomis and of that. When election takes place they propose to secure control. —The temperance meeting Saturday evening at the Congregational church was addressed bv Key. W. II. Ware, who ..made an eariuvt plea for sobriety and the living of a purer lite. —Collector Jobn Shaw, of Yernon, gathered in ft(KK) tif taxes on Saturday last. Mr. Shaw is serving his second term as treasurer, and has made so efficient an officer as to win the commendation of his constituents. —The Farwell ring claim not to care whether the county seat is removed or not. Such au assertion from honorable men would be* considered conclusive. But from those old wire- j pullers the'reverse Is the case. Let the honest moss-backs bewartvof their guile. • —A cominunicatimujlsewhere com? !_' "'~*'- '-Z-~-~ s-*-~" ^LiitZiji'iji. fcilii.* *c*j^'i'jL"J i farmer, 1 Ut the Congrcgatlo: er an address or A Wortry ": In VV.S. I Inf' a worthy repre.- genuine pleasur mends his cours 3Sc«MSiu«,V There will be rectors ofthe C\ bella Agiicultur; hall in Clare, Sr at 1 p.m. .L . *ji?'iff« Gi v. The store ;r Mr. V* Bogai* ' Tuesday ni:.;' store wem ;■- fur«ltiH-i' w. y was organized on ,\ with ten mem- »-> -. - .', John Giberson "s and the publie at 5 church and deliv- .'inperance, .- ss'esesrataUvr. .>■ this district has at ive. It is with :*at the Press com- %, the legislature. tieeting ofthe di- und Northern Isr.- clety, at the town -lay, March 8, '70, ' »nvkr*f, Pres, veiling house of I at Calkinsville "v goods in the *t most of the > .-ed,- lioss not —I,a4 Sunday mortiing t'.ure was qi i e* a crowd g: th:*red at s.'hool hoi se No. 2, to hear Father Sheldon preach, but he did not put in his appearance. He was called to preach a funeral sermon b<l nv Mt, Pleasant. — Joseph Dixon went to his barn to do his chores the other morning and found one of his oxen in the manger lying en* its back, and in trying to*cut away the manger, so thc ox could get up, he cut his knee so as to lay him. up a few days. —Elder Keith came down to thc school house with J". C. Campbell at two o'clock Sunday, and preached a very good' sermon. Eld. Keith is an old neighbor of the Vernon folks aud is well liked. J. C. Campbell changed his "appointment at thc school house, from two o'clock in the afternoon to eleven in the forenoon. —The donation held at Joseph Gfrimson's last week, for the benefit of J. C. Campbell was not very largely attended, as it was a stormy evening, however, he received about five dollars in money besides some previsions and groceries. I will state here (to save Leota the trouble) that it was not through my generosity that he received s j ~ai\je a sum. —Permit me-to say a few words to Leota and I will close. You and Willi im seem to disagree about the sum raised at that wonderful social. You say that you presume that if Mr, Philp had known that he was being pumped for thc benefit of the public, be would have entered into the particulars more fully. I would say, that where there are overflowing wells no pumping is necessary, Leota got the cart before the herse about J. C Campbell's sermon when he read some articles from the Press. She says that he.feadthe articles and took Now I am done; this is all I will wrie, I do not do il lo throw out my spite, Nor did 1 mean by that article too To hurt the feelings of any of you. Axon. A terrible accident occured at Young's mill, at Farwell, on' Monday last, by wbich a young man ] f 1 Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy named E. W. Swingle lost his life. Tolm-co. In some manner his clothing caught in tho main shaft, which revolves at a speed oi ~2W per minute, and he was wound around it, his limbs striking' Ifyou want to the timber. He was horribly mangled,' J- B. Slattery. both legs being torn into shreds. He] ^ZA A,~IA -- leaves a wili* to whom he ]ias-beeiiL^.^^^k^*»"^.Hw«f. . . . 1 , 1 t» 1 i «*uiiiy giocenes. . . married about two weeks. Parents* l° of deceased reside iu Scrantou, Pa, j ^res]l ciautly at Mrs. BigleyV -— *~»-» — j Cheapest in town. Clssarcls ireeslicaliwja. | - - —.;-.... _ » ... The new Methodist Episcopal ] Pure wines and liquors for medical church of this place will be dedicated i purposes at Slattery's. with appropriate religious services! . , ," Tm ; ' ■" M., also in the evening at / J\ M. * j ■ . Try Jcfferies's'recent fine cut, a lbs good Tea for §1 at Slattery's. All kinds of Tobacco cheap at Slattery's. Ifyou want a good Cigar go to Slattery's. A large stock of Harness on hand at Cooley's. . cave money call 011 The. best Tea in Michigan for 50 ete. I at J. C. Rockafellow's. Rev. Jas. W. Reed, of Greenville,; 3lich, will officiate. It is hoped we will have a day of ] .... . ._. .'..._.._.. -* spiritual bles n ng as well as of linan- j Seventy-five cent Tt a sold for 50 cfe. cial success. Rev. J, F, McKinley at J. C. Rockafellow's, and other ministers are expected tobe All kinds of Sleigh Shoes at the Foundry of R. Lsmib, Clare. Produce of all kinds taken in ex- ! change for Harness at Cooley's, Clare. Buck wheat, flour ground at Horn-. ing ^-Shaffer's grist -mill, Clare, every Friday. ■ Reduced in price. Bread $ cts, per j loaf, or five loaves for 2o cts», at ! ' Lange's Bakery. • J. B. Slattery. J<>3B»IS«'!t?-.J,-.»'J;«-, " ^*-^*A» 20,000 Acres in « Isabella Counties. For information about these lands, address WM. h. WBBBEJS* Land C»raiaiafesi»iicr * • EAhTS^GIXAWjMlClI.. against us. What efforts, if any, could secure it here, we have no means of knowledge. If it were possible, it should be done, at least so far as a preference between this place and Loomis. Not that Clare would wish to see Loomis do otherwise than prosper, but still it would not wish it to wax rich at thQ expense of making Clare poor. This matter should be investigated by our citizens, that such action may be taken as would result in: the best good to the place. . cultural society is not is a bi'.caelor, and hence unqualified fohold that office. What matrimony has to do-with the tilling of the soil is not at first apparrent, yet a little reflection shows that an unmarried man not a farmer is truly not a good "husbandman." —It is suggested that pupils in the primary department of our school be required to pen-print their lessons for recitation. That is the system used in eastern schools, and should be adopted here. It familiarizes the pupil with the forms of letters, teaches the difference between capitals and others and will advance the pupil twice as fast as by the old way. And they not only learn, but better understand the lessons. —AVe are informed that our esteemed friend Mr. W/W. Green, is undecided whether to go to Hillsdale, to Caro, or to* go with the county seat up to Budd Lake. But we warn the people that this is only another trick ofthe Farwell ring to defeat removal. The ring knows perfectly well that if Green and the county seat must go together, every man up there wou^l vote against it. Those fellows don't care how low down they get! —Ill fortune stffi pursues Mr. C. C. Bailey. Entering his stable the other morning he found his horse (lead upon the floor. It is supposed to have been poisoned by a man in his employ, who thus sought to prevent Mr. Bailey getting to his homestead in time to keep within the law and not forfeit his claim. Mr. Wright, a neighbor living by, offered to loan a horse to Mr. Bailey, and shortly thereafter two of Mr. Wright's horses died, with every sumptom of poisoning. —Hon. S. W. Hopkins has introduced a bill in the Legislature entitled "An act for the incorporation of villages." Also a bill to amend certain sections of session laws of 1875 and 1S77 entitled "An act to prevent the sale or delivery of intoxicating liquor;?, wine and beer, to minors, and to drunken persons, and to habitual drunkards; to provide a remedy against persons selling liquor to husbands-or children, in certain cases;" and to add one new section thereto to stand as section (5. * —When the old hermit was discovered murdered on the plains, instead of notifying the coroner, whose special duty it is to attend to such matters, a justice of the peace up there held an inquest himself, presumably to pocket the fees pertaining thereto. But the worst feature of the transaction is that ofthe manner in which he was hurried. A coffin was procured which was too small, and in order to crowd the body into it the frozen limbs were broken until a fit was secured. No wonder they did not want, a coroner's- investigation. The Clare County Press is for sale at less than cost and is "dear at that." —Jeems HoldenW«7w7/nw Record. That is so like Greasy Jeems ihat it fairly stinks! The Pkkss has taken away from Jeems a* great deal c f patronage, therefore it is "dear." So it i,<_to him. And that's what's the matter with pot-bellied Hog Holdon! liammissmiormedyou. ilewStMTus text and preached a very good sermon and did not refer to the article or the Press till after he was through preaching. But if you do offend her, How quick she'll let you know. No bridle rc'm will hold her, ■ No spurs will make her go. Rough and Ready. present, as well as numerous friends from abroad, A meeting of the trustees, other', officers of ihe church, and all interested in tbe success of the dedicatory enterprise are earne.tly invited to iv-eet together at the church on Saturday evening at 7i o'clock, sharp. W. II. Wake, Pastor. The Congregational Society of this! place will have a donation, forthe! Consult yonr own interest, when benefit of Rev. A. II. Norris, on Fri-|y°u want groceries c-all on day evening, March ] 1th, 1«7J!, at the j Stage I louse. The following are the j Giotto—Quick sales and small profit committee: j at Slattery's, next door to Wolsky's Committee of Arrangemont. Mrs. clotteng store, Main street. Ross Sftaver and Mayrtanl, Visiting Comhiittt*:. Mis;es Ina Wheaton, Nellie Sawtell, Venie Kel: XH"vk w7«T4boIey's7ita\' Ier, Nettie Jones, James Caliam. j ■•._-— __-. Reception Committee. Mr, & Mrs! j Call and see the New Patent Wstelh jtI*Trexjdickv>iiv& Mrs.-Jacob Masoii , Finance Committee. Messrs. John} T. Horning, James A. Slocum W. S. ('ooley. j price for grain. Entertainment Committee. Mr. &\ Mrs. A. A. Shaver, Mr. & Mrs. 31. F.! .t'ooley has just receivedalarge stock Chaml erlin, Mr. & Mrs, Milton H. Maynard, Mrs. Lizzie Merrill,; Miss Libby Caliam, Messrs. F. L.! Canada money taken in exchange ES.es<DtatI©ia ofE*Saasiks. To the Editor ofthe Clare Pnnss: At the close of divine service held by the Methodist Episopal Society, held in the school house in Clare, on Sabbath evening, February 23rd, the following preamble and resolution was offered by E. I'nicum, seconded byR. II. Comstock and unanimously adopted by a rising vote. Whereas, The members of the school board of -this district have kindly permitted the Methodist Episcopal Society of Clare, to hold its various religious services and Sunday school sessions in their school house for years past and so long as needed, and Whereas, Having by the ftivor of Divine Providence completed our new church ready for occupation, therefore, it is only due that we should recognize this great accommodation on the part of said school officers. Therefore Resolved, That the thanks of the Methodist Epise#pal.Soeiety of Clare be and they are. hereby extended to the School Board of District No. 2, of town of Ggmt, fyr their generous action in granting to us tho use of their schooLtu3«^*i<JEiU"thei', Resolved, That the preamble and resolution be published in the Clare Press, and a copy be also furnished the board. It was also agreed that the lamps heretofore owned aud u;,ed by the Methodist Society be turned over to said board as their property hereafter, W. II. Ware, Pastor ancl Acting Chairman. Best assortment of whipsand lashes In the county and sold at bottom-. j>ri- ' Board at j. W, Calkins'sh Haves tlito©* , Having parchasj-d the Ciare Grain and j Elevator,*I will pay the Mghest cash. ■ - - ' J. W. Calkins. ver Mr & Mrs M. F. I looieynasjustreceiveuaiargestocic r I \ r' i^.,wiU ku. I of whips, both team and driving, th©--" [r. ct Mi>. bioclie, Mi. bost in flie county aildas c]ieapasthe L. Converse, Mrs. T,. cheapest. Tike l^isjffllsagtoja Kricjuior ©salts. The common council ofthe city of Ludington last spring passed an ordinance to tax each saloon §150 in addition to the State tax, and after a long litigation the Supreme Court has decided iu favor ofthe liquur dealers. This decision would indicate that the city had no right to impose an additional tax, which would apyly to villages as well i)s cities. The Ludington Appeal says, among other things, that "Saloonkeepers, whether located here or anywhere else, when they comply with the provisions of the Slate statute, are entitled to the rights of following their busiuess in the sale of liquors—the highest law of the State in so many words says so; withal, it makes the business of selling liquor legal; then if legal, it is right, for what is legal and tolerated by law most certainly ought to be right." Wla© is Asa«ra"? 'I'd ths Editor of tlie Clare Pkuss: "Who is Anon" it has beeu asked, By different ones in the two weeks past. Can it be possible that there is one, In this little town, that makes the fun? First comes "Subscriber ' in the lead, His real name it is kept hid. He thinks that he has done it so calm, And asks the question, who is Anon? Next comes Church Member, he has seen Anon standtngbehind a visible screen; He simx'ly usks him from behind it get, And not keep people in a sweat. It speaks of throwing tlie first stone: I suppose that was meant for me alone; I intended it for no such a thing, For there is not one being without sin. We pass again to last week's Press, With another* subscriber doing his best, Which speaks for the public in his glee, I suppose it was offered wholly for me. The inquiry is, what kind ofa head? Is his head black, brown, "yaller," or red? It is some color, but it's not blue; Does it make^iuy particular difference to you? It maybe thick, it may be thin, It may be soft or hard within; It may be flat, or something else, But it is level enough to balance its self. It is not bald, nor very old, Nor cau I see that it has yet been sold, By a wiser head than Anon by far, Post, C. W. Perry and L. (). Chatfield.; for goods or on account at par, a " ,' , Zi , AT,. f ^vr,- v» J. C. ROCICAFELT.OW' Table Committee. Mr & Mi.-. E. CJ Jafl> 0 1879 D. Wheaton, Mr. & Mrs. \\ . II. Elden,; ' : : at I Cail and see. J. W, Calkins, Mr. & Mrs. J. 1). Newth, Mr. & Mrs.; jlwt received at the hardware store A E. Mack, Mr.& Mrs. Peter Caliam,' a large stock of Crockery and Gla^" Mrs. Jas. A. Slocum, Mrs. W. S.: wire, of the latest_styles and^ prices;' Cooley, Mrs. Alice Atkins, Mr. & Mrs. (i. vi. Jefferies, Mr. & Mrs. S. Bow-1 dish Mr. & Mr & Mrs. Wolsky, Mr. & Mrs. N. Bick- j . n ^r v Ar,.' t w # Mil-;™ Mr .«- cenes so very cheap that none need nell, Mr. «Jc Mrs, J. W . C alkins, Mi,cV .. . d^tregg> , It has been asserted (and don't yoti' A. AV. Mclntyre, Mr., forget it) through the columns or the ! Clare Press, that Slattery sells gre et Mrs. Clare, Feb. 5,1870. -c>-»-^- Mrs. I). C. Hirzel and Mr. Julius Shaffer. j - All persons indebted to Dr. M. B, All members of the church aud all \ Davis are requested to call and settle who are friendly to the church are re- j within 30 days or their accounts will I 1 4- +iw;,. iw, .f «,wiUo,-«r - +n be placed in the hands of a lawyer quested to use their best cndea\ orft to j fm. £nlwHnn make the donation both pleasant and profitable. The committee will receive any- j Every business man need printed thino" that the friends may see fit to j letter-heads and bill-heads. It saves donate: flour, pork, butter, eggs, hams, i time and money, Is a good way to ad- , " : ' , ' \ , * JiS,LhK nr! vertise, and keeps up with the times. clothing, boots, Jumboi, shingles *« ; Ca]1 follsa]ni)lesVdprices. , casTi, \V. II. Eedex, Secy. | ^^ ~"rr" ~T~=r'- j 11 vixg in my employ one of the Peevish children have worm*. Dr. f i,.^ workmen in the state, and using Jaque's German Worm Cakes will i nothing but the best of material eare- destroy the worms and make the children happy. 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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 2, 2010)-A disappointment when encountering some traffic trouble in her turf debut a month earlier, Cozi Rosie rebounded stylishly in her introduction to the Hollywood Park grass, winning the $100,000 Senorita Stakes (video) on Sunday.
Trained by John Sadler for owners Jerry and Ann Moss, the 3-year-old Pleasantly Perfect filly out of the Golden Fleece mare Felidia defeated Andina by one length.
Ridden by Mike Smith, Cozi Rosie ran the mile in the Grade III in 1:35.11.
Seventh of 10 in the Providencia, a Grade II, on April 3 at Santa Anita, Cozi Rosie now has won three of seven. The $60,000 payday increased her bankroll to $127,280.
In front of only English import Hasty early on the backstretch, Cozi Rosie made a bold move while three wide around the far turn, joined the leaders into the stretch, got the lead from favored City To City with a little more than a sixteenth of a mile to run and prevailed.
The 7-2 third choice in a field of seven reduced after the scratch earlier in the day of Elusive Galaxy, Cozi Rosie paid $9.20, $5.20 and $2.40. Andina, the 5-2 second choice, who finished a nose in front of 11-10 favorite City To City, returned $4.40 and $2.40. The show price on City To City, who had won consecutive grass stakes at Santa Anita prior to the Senorita, was $2.10.
"She had a lot of trouble last time down on the rail,'' said Sadler after his second career win in the Senorita – he also won with Paula Revere in 1991. "She was in the clear today. We knew she was capable of winning this. It's always good to win a graded stakes, especially with a filly.''
Sadler indicated Cozi Rosie would be pointed to the $250,000 American Oaks, a Grade 1 at 1 ¼ miles on turf, on Saturday, July 3.
Smith, who has won two of the three graded stakes offered through the first eight days of the meet, believes Cozi Rosie still has plenty of improvement in her.
"We kind of experimented with her last time out, trying to get her to relax,'' he said. "We were on the rail and for a second it looked like she could get through, but she had to steady.
"I moved her a little sooner today than I wanted, but it worked out OK. This was another good learning experience for her and I think she will move forward in the American Oaks.''
Andina, who was trying to give trainer Ben Cecil a sweep of the weekend stakes after his Wilshire win on Saturday with Medaglia d'Amour, remains consistent. She has not been worse than third in five starts in the United States.
Jockey Joel Rosario offered no excuses for City To City, who had taken the China Doll and Providencia in a span of six weeks earlier in the year .
"My filly was closer to the pace today, but she was doing it so easy,'' said Rosario. "(Cozi Rosie) just blew by her. You have to give credit to the winner, she was just too good. Maybe we'll get her next time.''
Both Rosario and Rafael Bejarano had a pair of wins on Sunday. Tyler Baze leads the standings with 15 victories.
Racing resumes on Wednesday at Hollywood Park.
Post time for the eight race program is 1 p.m.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (March 21, 2013)—Shakin It Up, who was a close third in the Grade III Hollywood Prevue last Nov. 22 at Betfair Hollywood Park, will try for his second win of 2013 in the $800,000 Sunland Derby Sunday at Sunland Park.
A Grade III for 3-year-olds at 1 1/8 miles, the Sunland Derby is the 11th of 12 races. Scheduled post time is 4:08 p.m. PDT. Track gates at Betfair Hollywood Park will open at 10:15 a.m. for simulcasts.
A son of Midnight Lute and the Vindication mare Silver Bullet Moon owned by breeder Mike Pegram and Dennis Cardoza, Shakin It Up was beaten three-quarters of a length by Really Mr Greely in the Prevue, part of a 1-2-3-4 sweep for Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert.
In his seasonal debut, Shakin It Up won the Grade II San Vicente by one length Feb. 17 at Santa Anita. The Sunland Derby will be the dark bay colt's first start beyond seven furlongs.
Pegram and Baffert, who won the 2006 Sunland Derby with Wanna Runner, will also be represented by Govenor Charlie. A son of Midnight Lute and the Storm Cat mare Silverbulletway, Govenor Charlie has a win in two starts. He defeated next out graduate Footbridge by a neck when stretched to a mile the same day Shakin It Up won the San Vicente. Govenor Charlie has earned $44,800 while Shakin It Up, who is 2-for-4, has banked $139,600.
From inside out, the field for the Sunland Derby: Just Win Baby, Alonso Quinonez rides, 122 pounds; Abraham, John Velazquez, 122; Storm Driver, Ry Eikleberry, 122; Shakin It Up, David Flores, 122; Saint Prado, Rafael Bejarano, 122; Dry Summer, Carlos Madeira, 122; Govenor Charlie, Martin Garcia, 122; Mudflats, Edwin Maldonado, 122 and Show Some Magic, Luis Contreras, 122.
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MOUNT ULLA — On two chilly mornings this week, elementary school students from across the county figured out which varieties of corn they would plant and whether their farms needed irrigation.
Many of them wearing straw hats, flannel shirts or overalls, the Academically and Intellectually Gifted (AIG) students huddled around picnic tables at Patterson Farms on Monday and Tuesday.
The children were tasked with using their problem-solving skills to make decisions that a Rowan County farmer would face when planting corn.
"You are in the real world," said Renee Stepp, AIG lead teacher with the Rowan-Salisbury School System. "Farmers have to go through this every day."
Michelle and Doug Patterson have worked since October with Joe Hampton, from the Piedmont Research Station, on this problem-based learning experience, Stepp said.
"It was the research station's pleasure to work with Patterson Farms and the school system to put this together," Hampton said. "We tried to make this as realistic as possible."
He then explained the rules to dozens of fourth- and fifth-graders. They would split off into groups of eight to 10 people from the same school. They would then be given $4,000 in virtual startup money for their "farms" and tasked with making decisions in nine different areas.
"There are many ways you can grow corn," Hampton said. "Today, there are about 700 different options you can take."
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Shawn said he thinks the project was hard, and there was a lot of teamwork involved in solving the problems.
"We have to do what we think is best for the crops," Shawn said. "If we make a wrong decision and something goes wrong, we'll get a bad yield. It's basically like what farmers do."
Jordan said he wants to thank the people who helped put together the project for them.
"I think it's a great experience to be able to become a farmer," Jordan said. "It helps us with business and how to save our money, like in the real world."
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As they began their project, students got an up-close look at farm equipment like a combine and a corn planter, thanks to local farmer Johnny Moore.
Robin Daye, an AIG teacher at Hanford Dole, said the only time most of her students have been on a farm is when they have come to visit Patterson Farms in Mount Ulla on school trips.
To prepare, she said, they researched different aspects of farming and watched videos about corn production.
"They're excited about this," Daye said. "I think they're going to learn a lot. It's very different than what they've done before."
For an imaginary fee of $100, the children could use up to two "consultants," who would answer one question each.
Hampton encouraged them to think logically about the problem and make sure their decisions support each other.
While the students worked, Hampton said the Pattersons and the school system asked him to get involved with the project, and he was glad to do it. "It's an opportunity to let young people see a glimpse of what it takes to bring their food to them," he said.
To cover their virtual expenses, students could choose to take out a loan, which would be paid back with interest from the farm's income. Marla Rayfield from Community One Bank helped them understand how that process works.
Rayfield explained that many farmers could not start or grow their operations without financing their equipment, seed or other supplies through a bank.
"The bank is extremely important to the farm," she said, "and the farm is extremely important to the bank and to our families."
While they tried to choose a herbicide, Hurley Elementary School students worried that using the cheaper Roundup option would damage their plants.
Fortunately, they had chosen the second variety of corn, which was labeled "RR."
"'RR' is Roundup Resistance, so we're good," said fifth-grader Jonny Hassard.
Meanwhile, another Hurley group decided on a planting date.
April 1 has a 20 percent chance of cold injury and a 20 percent chance of pollination problems, the worksheet said. March 16 carries risks of 40 percent and 5 percent, and for April 15, those risks are 5 percent and 50 percent.
Kary Hales, a fourth-grader, said April 1 is the best option to avoid a problem.
"If you add it up, there's less of a chance," she said. "It's 40 percent — 20 plus 20."
Kary said she thinks the project was both fun and challenging.
"I think it's a fun project to do, and I think it makes the brain work," she said.
Jonny said it's sometimes hard to come to an agreement about which solution to pick. When they can't decide, he said, "majority rules."
"I think it's pretty fun," he said. "All of us are trying to figure out what the best answer is to each question."
Each choice carried a cost, and students had to keep an accurate log of their spending in a ledger, which acted as a tiebreaker.
At the end of each day, each group's choices were run through a pre-determined scenario, which was set by farmers working with the Piedmont Research Station. The group that made the most money with its farm was declared the winner and given a trophy.
On Tuesday, the winning group came from China Grove Elementary School. Wednesday produced a four-way tie for first place, so a Shive Elementary School group won for keeping the most accurate ledger.
Michelle Patterson said she hopes to put together a similar project next year, and she already has some ideas for how to improve it.
"I think it's been great success," Patterson said. "It's truly an experience where they use problem-based learning skills."
Contact reporter Karissa Minn at 704-797-4222.