Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1863-06-03

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Trains on tho BALD BAOur VALLEY road leay
Tyrone for BollCionte at D 90 A
Tie trains on thcCe latter roads run 10 connec
with Express train and Mail train west.
THE SHOW! THE SHOW
Were it not for the bleediDy state Of our
beloved country, we would depart from
our usualhobit, aod ask every body to lay
aside tEojr daily avoca,ions and come and
see tho great show. But as it Is, We will
d. no such thing, only assure them, il
they 10 come, they will SEQ one Of the
bnl Managed eqnestriln establishments
~ the country, aud which is under the
management Of a lady who mas already es,
trtiished q hign character for success IL
her profession, Mss IIBBlE RICE. the
daughter Of the Manageress, is represents
al as q young and highly accomplished
girl; beautiful and a successful artistic.
The ground selected is at the west end
Of the Bridge, which will be free to all
persons attending the pcriormance-the
Agent having literally chartered the
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j." CaHDIpA7~ We notice that the
system OF rcquiring candidates for Office
to pay in advance for bis notice and tick
cts, is being geHeraly adopted by our ed
j'or!al brethren. We are so decidedly in
favor Of this plan, that we have resolved
70 adhere to it henceforth. Therefore, all
,.orp,,1g rr;il ,,lr, ,,t;,a .-s al l /
''''''0 ""' '"M7 "o,''' at" u'' accord
'nsF-n"u d. all VIII DC 'r'aIea precisely
"''ke, there can be no complaints.
voo, 80, r. ~
No" "4"A me LOO" 1T "ur new al
'eru'ements, II you want to find out
where to buy cheap goods. 1t is true that
they have cr1vred ps so that wa boya mol
-oom to ,.y o,r .o.no,, nro,a.ln 49,.
t~y ~ .o'Poo''' "Pe''! 'o'"e
Abolition Jacooinsi but, then, we want
our readers to know where they can buy
good goods cheap. and will make no com.
plant.
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me WEATHER Inc Oldest '%nha6iI>
ant suna6le to II Der SO dry a May
as the late one. Crops orall kipd,-grass
Vegetables. frui,. ,Ec 60 ara srgor;,o
~! "'"1"' va '""U'U NE d'ou'h cohtIh'
u"a ie" days Longer, With the prevailing
cold w,ud, serious apprehenslons NAV wellI ,
r.
egAs We are requested TO state that the t
Fair Grounds will be thro~n open-to the +.
public aurieg Tuesday and Wednesday of 4
court weeks. -
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jurors or June Term ,Ao63 C
bradford V. 3. Holt. c
Brady David Hebc-ling. '
Burnside-Daniel German, j. ?. Cor,
man, s. +. Snyder.
Chest. Newpber. u
Clcarfeld-Franci Short. II
Curwensyillo- Henry Kerns. K
F~erguson-D. W. Hoy;, w. W. Bell.
w. Il. Smi'h. rc
Girard-Justin Pea, VIM. T. McCorkle. o
Gulich-Jos. Fry. -
karthaus Patrick Shcden. JAS. White. -
knoN.-Wm. Witheyow, D. Z. McCor- Il
.AIc, Reuben Caldwell. Of
Jordsn-Patrick Glligan. b.
LawrOnce-L. F, Irwin, WIN. c. Foley, -
Milton Mcbride. ~
Pikc-Samuel Long. az
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list Of Travis Jurors for June Term, 1863. ],
lTlRsT WEEK.
b9coaria- George DeWitte, John Hoo g
yer. 70
Be'l-John Baker. pc
B~oggs--John W Byler, John Brown, SO
Holland Faust. Ina
Bradf0rd-S. 7. Wilson, Matthew For or
see Abraham Pearce, Joshua Graaius. no
Bloom-John McIntyrr. tn,
Brady Christian Hawk, Thos WAYNE. tn.
Jacob Schock, Jos Dale, VIM Kirk, q. W. ste
Long. M
Burnside-E Fullmer, d. vid Fulton. If. u az,
David Mccullough, VIM Hutton, John 10
Mccullough. Ii
Chest-Wilson Wood. in
Cleartield james Leavy, Wm Alexan, FL
der, K ' Spackman.
CONGRATULATIONS 7 Dale. at