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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-06-30

Tho Democratic State Convention
meets At Harrisburg on the lith day
Of July, for the purpose Of nominating
a candidate for Governor and for
Supreme Judge. We sometime ago
took the liberty TO declare our per
sonal preference for Gen Cass, for The
former Office, and believe that a large
majority Of tho Democrats Of this
county would so vote If an opportuni-
ty were offered them. But enough
on this point at this time Our pur-
pose is TO call the attention of Demo
Gratis to the Supreme. Judge question,
which seems to be drifting quietly
along without centeringpublic opinion
upon any one in particular, each Dem
ocratic judicial district, where an ex
preston has been had, selecting the
occupant upon the Bench.
The Democracy of this county, il
January last, passed resolutions in
structing delegates from this district
to vote for Hon. George r. Barrett
Since that time portion of the
"Tcnth Legion" has also endorsed
him. The Democracy of Wayne
county, at their regular Democratic
meeting, soon after, passed the fol
lowing resolution
sIhat We most cordially endorse the resolution
of the Clearheld county Democracy, recommending
the Hon George X. Barrett, unpopular and learnc'
President Judge, for the Supreme Bench. OF thi
State, and hereby instruct our Senatorial and Rep
resentatiye Delegates to votc for his nomination
the next State Convention"
This resolution cannot be misunder
stood. Similar resolutions were passed
by the Democrats of Carbon, Monroe
and Pike counties. No other candi
date named has had warmer ex
preston in his favor than Judge
Barrett. He therefore goes into The
Convention, if he so desires, well en-
dorsed by Democratic counties where
he is personally known and where
talents are appreciated. Should th,
assembled wisdom of the State, il
Convention, declare for him, they viii
make wise choice; butt il they decree
otherwise, they will find no warmer
nor more jealous advocate for the
ticket than Judge Barrett
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fNfNtWNfNtNt tWW"tM 'WNNfttN"
In nccoidaucc with the rules gov.
crning the holding Of the Primary
Election IN this county, The Return
Judges fiom the soycial election dis
tricis assembled at tho Young Mons
Democratic Association rooms, IN
Clcar6cld, on Tuesday, the 22d inst,
for the purpose Of opening and count
ing the vote cast for the several can
didates on Saturday previous.
The Convention was called TO order
at 3 o'clock, by the Chairman Of th,
County Committee, and upon calling
:he names OF the several election dis
tricts all we've found to be represented
except, three, which were brought il
during the session, before the vote wa
counted.
On motion of James McDevitt, o
Lumber City, Clark Brown, of Law
renee township, and /. G. Barger, o
Clearfeld, were elected clerks, an'
the Convention proceeded to open AM
count the vote.
The Convention then declared JOIN
Lawshe, Lever illegal, S. IL. Hindmal
and John ID. Miller were the nominee
for the respective offices for whicl
they were named.
The Convention then proceeded 4
the selection Of County Committe
for 1870. On motion of Mr.. Baker
from Knox, J Blake Walters was re
elected Chairman of the Committee
and, on motion OF J G. Barrett, Esq
Dave l.. Krcbbs was elected Secretary
The following gentlemen were the
selected as n committee for the severa
districts
COUNTY COMMITTEE FOR 1870.
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REEoMINA7ED. = The negro advo-
Gates in this State met at Harrisburg
last week, and nominated one John
W. Geary, a white man, for Governor
and II. W. Williams, also white, ioI
Supreme Judge. Mr. Williams wac
defeated two years ago by Judge
Sharswood. He is now upon the
Bench, having been appointed to that
position by Geary, upon the resigna-
tion of that political sneak, Judge
Strong. Geary is the easiest man
defeated that the black and white
Republicans could have put in the
field. The resolutions adopted by the
Convention favor negro suffrage
Honest, for once, to the white; bu'
not to the "nigger.
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The New York Democrat puts the
nomination Of Geary in the following
strong light "Tbe Jacobin disunion-
lists Of Pennsylvania have nominated
Gcary for Governor of that State.
Geary is acknowledged 10 be the most
unpopular miscogenationist in the
State, and il was only because his un.
scrupulous schcming had given him a
hold upon the Radicals which they
could not shake, that he was nomina.
ted. Ever since Grant was elected to
the Presidency strong influence has
been working 20 get a government
position Of some kind for Geary, that
he might be lifted from the shoulders
of the Keystone Congos, but without
avail, and he is lcft for the people to
dispose Of this fall, when they will
teach him something about the ingrati-
tude Of republics-and Republicans.
Grant can stand Ashley and Sickles,
but Geary is too much for him. The
latior is lefl to the tender mercies Of
the Keystone Democracy. They will
do him justice in October.-Age
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Orrr .Hronlinees.

The proceedings elsewhere IN to-
days paper, indicate that the Demo
Gratis of this county, on the 18th inst,
held an election for the purpose of
nominating a county ticket, and that
Messrs. Lawshe, illegal, Hindman and
Mil'er-all good men and uncompro-
missing Domocrats-were elected.
Mr.. John Lawshe, the nominee tor
Assembly, is a resident of Osceola
borough, and one OF the most prosper
GUS and energetic business men in the
county. Should the district Conven-
tion sec fit TO confer the nomination
on him, he will, of course, be elected,
aud will prove himself to be the infe-
rior of none, and the superior of many
who have held seats in the Legislature
from this district.
In common with the Democracy of
this county, we bold that in no sense
can, nor does, Cleardeld claim the
Representative at this time, except in
thepresenting of frst-class candidate.
If, however, the conferses from Elk
and Forest can properly serve their
constituents and the Democracy OF the
district by nominating Mr.. Lawshe,
Clearfeld will not be unmindful OF
such mark Of respect.
Mr.. Lever illegal, our nominee for
county Treasurer, isa citizen OF Brady
,ownship-the "Berks' of this county.
he is engaged at farming, we believe,
was one Of the Justices Of the Peace
OF that township, from 1860 to 1865,
and is well and favorably known to
many of the citizens Of the county as
m active business man and a jealous
Democrat. OF his election there is no
doubt, and we are satisfied that the
taxpayers ofthe county viii not regret
having reposed their confidence in
him; besides, the Democracy will
have in him a worthy representative.
Mr.. Samuel IL. Hindman, the nom.
inee for County Commissioner, is a
citizen Of Beccaria township, and is
an industrious, Gas an old acquaintance
Of his expresses it, ''never idle, y first
class mechanic, (mill-wright) and an
enthusiastic Democrat of the old
school style. In him the party viii
have an able champion, endowed with
liberal views and practical economy.
His election is Of course foregono
conclusion.
Mr.. John d. Miller, the other nom
inee, now resides in Bell township,
but for number of years was a siti-
zen Of Ferguson township, where be
discharged the duties Of Justice of the
Peace while a resident, He is compe.
tent and honest, and will therefore
make n good Auditor.
The defeated candidates are all up
right, competent men, too, but the
fates have not been on their side this
time, while the majority of those who
went to the polls strongly preferred
those above indicated, and they arc
too wise not too heed the voice Of the
people on this subject, aud, like scores
of good Democrats who have been
defeated heretofore, will no doubt
submit like men.
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The Committee being chosen, Pat
rick Curley, from Graham township,
offered the following;
Resolved, That DR.. r. V. Wilson, John A. q.
White, Esq., and Daniel Goodlander, REQ, arr
hereby appointed delegates with power 70 substi-
tuie) 10 the Representative Convention, 10 be held
at Tionesta on Thursday, the 18th day Of August
1869, and that they be instructed to all houora-
bic means to secure the nomination Of John Law.
she for Representative, be being the unanimous
choice Of this county.
William f. Johnson. Esq, of Penn
tp., then addressed the Convention,
advocating change in the present
system OF making nominations. His
arguments were replied to by William
L. Shaw, Esq, Of Goshen township,
After considerable discussion, pro and
con, the following preamble and reso-
luton was offered by Capt. John S
McKiernan, of Gulich township, and
unanimously adopted by the Conven.
ton:
WHEREAS, Some Of the election districts Of thli
county, through their Rciurn Judges, express
desire 10 change the mode Of making nomination,
from tho Crawford to the Delegate system there
/ fore,
Resolved. That the Chairman Of the Count,
Committee Is hereby authorized, at such time A
ht shall deem most exPedient, to order an election
held for the election OF delegate from each dis
trict In the county, to meet IN county convention
70 consider the propriety Of changing our system
Of making nominations which delegate shall b,
instructed by his district 70 vote in said oonven
ton for or against a change in said system Of nom
mating and shall east one vote in said convention
for every twenty-five Democratic votes pollod ir
his district AZ the October election next preceding
the holding Of said county convention and IN,
Chairman q the County Committee shall give no.
tiee Of the time Of holding said election by publ
cation in the Clearheld Repubi'ou- for four week.
Immediately preceding the holding Of the same
together with the regulations and names Of a CON
niitiee appointed BY said Chairman for holding
sAd election.
There being no further busines,
before tho Convention, on motion o.
William 7. McCorkle, the Convention
adjourned.
J. BLAKE WALTERS, Chm.
WM. V. WRGHr, Secretary.
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D,morrofio Sfofe Conrenfiosl.

The Democratic State Convention
for the nomination of candidates for
the offices of Governor and Judge OF
the Supreme Court, will meet at IL
o'clock, a. m, on Wednesday, July IA
1869, in the Hall of tho House of Rep
resentative at Harrisburg. BY order
of the Democratic State Committee.
WIN. A. WALLACE, Chairman
DAVID CALDWELL, Secretary.
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TOWNSHIP NoMINATIoNs.-The De
mocracy of Knox township have made
the following nominations for the Fall
election;
Constable-A L. Bloom.
Judge Of Election-David Wise.
Inspectors-W William Cox and james Wilson.
Supervisory. p. Bloom and John Witherow.
School Directors. X. Dunlap and Price A.
Rowles
Auditors-Priee A. Rowles and b. S. Roberts
Poor 0vcrseers--D. A. Wise and J. r. Dunlap.
Township Treasurer-George Erhard, ESQ.
Township Clerk-A. L. Hickok.
In Chest township the following
gentlemen have been nominated:
constable-Bcnjamin Klinger.
Judge Of Elcction-G. s. Toner, sr.
Iuspoctor-Jacoh Lingafclicr
supcrvisors-E. HiltebrAnd, John Kitchen, John
Robson and William Barto.
School Directors-Anthony McGhrvey and Ben.
Amin Wood.
Poor 0yorsccrs--John Comfy and A. AddlemAn
Auditor-Cslvin Stephens.
Township Clerk-Danie Newcomer.
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Two ITEMS PROM WAsHISGroN.-
FirSt.-Nine negro Councilmen have
been elected for Washington City.
The black barber at Willard 8 is Alder.
man from the First Ward. The negro
headwaiter at the National is Council
man from the Fourth ward.
Sccond-A negro man seized a
young lady Of sixteen years while she
was on her way 10 school at Howard
University the morning Of the Gath,
and committed rape upon her in spite
of her resistance and the efforts Of two
younger sisters to save her. She is Of
very respectable family, and was
severely injured in the struggle. The
negro escaped and has nol yet been
arrested One OF the evening papers
suggests his lynching II he is caught
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"Loil" newspapers and politicians
say that Gen. Grant will not be can
didate for a second term. We think
he viii do very well il he escapes
death from the hands Of his friends
during his first term. A second term
would be certain death. The RAIDS,
under whatever name they went, have
always killed their Presidents, except
ing the case of John Quincy Adams.
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ASSEMBLY CoNFERENcE.-The Con
ferees Of this Legislative district will
meet at Tionesta, Forest county, or
Thursday, the 10Th day of August
next, for the purpose Of nominating q
candidate for Assembly. The Con
fcrces from This county are DR. r. v
Wilson, John G. White and DanieI
GOodlander.
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ANEw MovE.-Our foxy President,
General Grant, still continues in the
Cabinet-making business. On Friday
last he turned Borie out Of the NAVY
Department, and appointed one Geo
NJ. Robeson, of Camden, New Jersey
Whether he is a relative Of Grants
or one Of his heavy contributors, we
know not, but to the political world
"obeson IS a stranger, never having
held any Office except filing a vacancy
IN the Attorney Gcneralship Of New
Jersey. There are rumors of other
changes, but ns Grant "talks nothing
AL the time" no one knows what is
going to happen.
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Marnfd.

On the 18th Of June, 1859, by II. J. SLOPPY,
ESQ. Mr.. GEORGE STARR and Miss TABITHA
PEOPLES all Of clesrheld county.
On the 22d Of June, 1863, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. W. NJ. BURcHFmLp, Mr..
). FRANCIS McKENRIcK, of GetiyShurE, Pa.
to Miss NJ ELLEN READ, Of LArreuce township,
ciearfeld county, Pa
On the cath Of June, 1862 by R. sHAv, ESQ.,
Mr.. ANDREW MARKS, Of Goshen township, to
Mrs. MARY ANN DUNLAP, Of Pike township
all Of Clearheld county.
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Notwithstanding in the shape
oi an election comes Off in this State
on the 9th of July. Gen. Candy, the
boss OF modern loyalty in that district.
mas ordered every white man to be
tried by military commission who
refuses to let bis niggers vote the
Radical ticket. If this report is true.
We hope TO hear that Gen. Candy died
with rope looped around his neck
when bis death does occur. Talk
ABOUT liberty and freedom, ye hypo-
cries How can yo escape the dam.
n"''on o. The people, whose rights you
have violated for eight years
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A Lucky EDIrOR-Wo notice tbs,
the editor OF Country Homes" I" Man.
chester, New Jersey, conrratula,c.
himself and his readers that bis in
come last year, with the income Of
A. 4. Stewart added, amounted to over
three millions Of dollars
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1 DMINlsrRArnR.s NnrIcE.

n Is hereby given that letters Of admirisirsi
on the estate Of DAVID McKEEnAN, ds'ss.1
hate Of Jordan township, Clcarfeli couny. 4
having Oecu duly granted 10 the uudersiguil
persons indebted @ said estate vii plsss'
payment, and those having aims Or acusAdi
present theu properly au,hsuticaita fof sciils-'
IAMEs NcKEEHAN
Ansnnrinc june l6st Admlass..id
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CLARIFIED ACADEMY.
Rev, P, |. Harrison, A. NJ, Principal,

TNHK FOURTH SESSION Of The present soto.
Il lastic year Of his lnstitutiou uill eomueucs
on MONDAY, the 3eth day Of April, 1899.
fupils can enter At any time. They vin he
charged with tuition from the time thsy enter u
the close Of the Session.
The course Of instruction euhraces every Thing
included In shoroush, rractical aat socem-
plished educaiiou for bcth sexss
The Principal, having had the advsntare Of
much experiences In his profetsior, assures ra.
rents and Fuardla ans that his entire ability and
energies viii be devoted 10 the moral and meb-
tal training 81 the youth placed under his charge
TERMS OF TUITION.
orthograrhy. Rssding. Writing. ard Primary
Arithmstie, per Session IN ~esksl o. %
ersnmar, Geography, Arithmesis, and
History 81 oc
Algebra, eeomstry. Trironomstry, Men
suratiou, Surveying, Philosophy, rhysl.
oloFy, Chemistry. Book Keeping, Botany
and physicsl Geography So %
Latin, ereek end Preach, With any Of he
above branches as az
MusIc-Piauo $50 lsssousl fIo 90
nr-Eo deduction viii BE- naae Ter sbssre.
nF-ecf further psrtirulars inquire 81
Rev. y. L. HARRISON. A. NJ
Feb. 4, isepu fs1sl Prineirsi.
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New Cabinet !
Houses and Lots for Sale.

E0UR HOUSES and LOTS in Clsarf,n a,
sale on reasonable terms. Possession ~.
IN thirty days. Also, plot Of FOUR LOiS a.
the corner Of Fourth and Reed street,. ~
i72x200 feet. Three Of these lots are well s.,l,i
for either lumber yard, coal yard, or for bu8t,,
purposes generally, being within 25o fes. 4 y.
railroad depot. Price and term rsasonabls.
Apply to GEORGE THORN.
iebf3-d Clearfsd p
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The wife OF Hon. George W. Wood.
ward, N. O., died at wilkesbarre, Pa
On Friday morning
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BARGAINSl BARGAINS
Farms, Timber Land & HOBe!
FOR SALEi

THE subscriber, dcsirous Of disposinr II IN
Il real and personal property, offers the .sass
ing rare opportunity for bargains'
ONE FARM situate IN Girnrd township. q
known a. the "Clsudius Russeloi Farm siisn
Tag lands OF Aug. Laeonte and others, CONTAINS,
100 Acres fily VI which arr cleared, With N
dwelling houses, haru and young orchard sbsssl
Also, THE BUCk-RUN FARM. eouiaini.,
100 Acres. SIXTY Of which arr cluEred, M
dwelling house, barn, aud other outbuildinEs b
seiher with two thriving young orchHsas iAsrssA
Also. SEVERAL OTHER FARMS nd ir.ss
Of TIMBER LANDS for sale.
FOR RENT.--Thc SAW MILL DEIlI
ING HOUSES A. the mouth of Deer eresk VI
be rented, OF let TO run by the ihousanA, u n
persons
~ FOUR HEAD OF WORK H0RSRs, A
HARNESS, viii be sold on reasonable lsFnI.
rse-A bargain i offered in each ,f The iu''
gong propositions The terms viii be nadsssll
Further information can be obtained by eaill
on thu premises Or BY addressing the undsrtgssi
at Frcnchville 2. o., Clearheld county, Pa
frbls-u l.. NJ. COuTRIn
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Why is benevolent man like a cart
horsef Because be always stops at
the sound Of "wo."
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] certify that the above statement is irns copy
Of the original sent 10 the Controller of the Cur
rcncy, this 18th day Of June, 1872.
jeSo-st D. ". MoORE. Cashier.
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Farmers. Please Take Notice

HAVING secured the right to seli the HAR-
III PoON H0RsE HAY FORK. uuisr N
original and subsequcnt Letters Patent On ssns
from l.uman Rogers. Pittsburg, Pa. in The eosn-
ties Of Clarified, Armstrong and Clarion. inis I
% give notice to al those desiring % puruhz'.
forks in this territory. that I am nov rrsparsi {
supply said Fork, which, with iis latest improve
mcnt. is pronounced the BEST PORK IN Ush
Es- Farmers can be supplied at Wm. Brovr 4
one mile from Clearhcld. or II the HAriuart y !
Of Mcrroll A niEiei, in Clearhold
NJ. 6. BROWN.
n. D.-This Is 70 give notes, 10 merchas
blacksmiihs, or farmers, who use, or nay ~
been making. selling or using, Forks made On
harpoon principle, without license from Luls'
Rogers, OF his assigns, or the owners Of -
Patents, that they arr liable 10 prosectnea
infringement % same, and that al srch psT'a
viii BE- required 10 render correct and tue 80.
mcnt OF al such Forks, and 20 scttle for sans I
the lss directs.
A voluntary statement and adjustment "a,
ehectrd on morr favorable terms than ons q
follows a course oi law. Statements can h =
90 N. q. Brown, who will forward then 70 -
quarters for attention. NJ. G. BRJWN,
lc2S.lm Psr order Luman Bsrs'
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aaisrfllanfnus.

nisSOLUTIoN.--Thc partnership hsi,,s
IL fore existing between the undersigned IN u
Mercantile business, in the borough Of Clea'ssii
was dissolved BY mutual consent on Jubs liil
1859. The books and accounts Of the fru Az {
the hands Of p. G. Nivling for settlement. Pc
sous indebted to said frm arr requested io sssti
their accounts At As early day as possible.
y. G. NTYLrN6.
June %. Is6q-3t J. s. SHOWERS
@c- y. B.--rhe business will be eoufinusi {
the old stand BY the undersigned. Thankful 4
past iavors, be would solicit continuance Of .
the same. D. G. NINLING.
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ENECUTORs' NOTICE. B--Nsiie' =
II hy'rivcn that Letters 1estsmer'aI,
hecu granted 20 the Subscriber, on thf ~
MATTHEW CALDWELL, deceased iais =
township. Clearfeld county, fsunss
persons indebted 10 aid Estate srs rs9us J
make immediate payment and thess
claims nrainr ths sane vi rresent ~
suthenticaiei for settlement .,
my9s-ttpd G. P. CALDWELL =
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a1fm Aartrtisrmtnis.

NOTICE AND CAUTIoN.-An persons
y are hereby forbidden to sell HENRY WISER
Any Intoxicating liquors inside Of i've years from
this date Any one disregarding this notice will
bo dealt with 70 the full extent Of the law.
SARAH WISER.
wiIiAnsgrovs. june 80, 1909 st.
DMINIsTRATORs' NoTICE.-Yotice
"A is hereby given that Letters Of Adminislra-
ton having been granted the undersigned on the
estate Of JOHN BRIEL, deceased, late Of Gov
ington township, Ciearheld county, Pa All per
sons indebted 10 said estate requested 10 make
immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the same will present them with
out delay, properly authenticated for settlement
MARGARET BRIEL, Adm'x.
LAWRENCE HERTLINE,
je50-6tpd JOHN J. PICARD. Adm'rs.
DAUTiON.--All persons are hereby cautioned
Y against purchasing or IN any way medding
with the following property, nov In the posses
sion Of John Potter, Of Uuion township, via Two
cows one ycarling calf spring calf, hve sheep,
one tWo-horse wagon. one plov, one harrow, ihrcc
beds and bedding, one bureau, one cook stove,
one ten plate stove, household and kitchen furLi-
ture ten acres Of rye in the ground. and sixty
acres Of oats in tho ground, as the same was pur-
cased by me at sheriff = sale, and is left with him
on loan only, subject TO my order.
JOHN n. POTTER.
Union tp., June 30. 1863.
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FARMERS,
Look to Your lntereS'

VNHf undersigned hss obtained ihs ~
II srn 7. :. BOOTHS IMPROVED 81
EXTRACTOR Amer trial ui thrs, es''
The fam Of losial ". Thompson, 10 lass-
township, We and Il par excellent IN ever - :
giving perfect Satisfaction 70 ~ prcsert
ing hss yei ruf ou' repair We cKira'i.i
tree and stump a. ve passcd-isrgc ina n,
W. nov oacr it 70 the ciiiscns of lsvrr',.
Penn. hr-iford snd Goshen towushirs- ~,
seil The right 60 bald > single rnsehins iei "
or, any persons wishing a machin- ~ -
W viii deliver the same on the fsrm q ~
chaser and give u . trial for ths saii.,'s,
the purchaser. for s2oo %. With rsyrn,ni.'. " ,
~ Address Tate A Brown, Ciearteia
clnarnnll cnnnIr- d
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ID EPORT Of the condition Of The COUNTY
IL NATIONAL BANK Of Cloarheld, a. tn
Close Of business on the 18th Of June, 1902
uraarurre
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nIssoLurInN oF PARrNTRsHII

IL The partnership herctoforc existing % =
liquor business as 1. L. Reircnstein A Co. Is q
solved. The business will be settled and hsfssii
eonduciec IN the name Of /. L. Reiscnsisin.
l. L. REIzENSTklA.
A. BAUM.
Clearheld. june 10. 1869.