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The readers Of the Republican are
no doubt aware Of the little oonplcas.
antncss" existing among the Demo
crals OF Elk county, mainly upon the
Representative question.
At their County Convention in Au-
gust, the delegates srlit, portion
nominating Mr. Hall and the balance
DR., Early. Both wings, however,
united on the same gentlemen for the
balance of the county ticket. Thus
matters stood until the meeting Of the
District Convention, before which both
these gentlemonand their friends ap.
peared at Tionosta, on the 18th Of
August last. Their respective claims
were examined by the members of
that body, and after a full and free
exchange Of views, opinions and docu-
menls, Mr.. Hall was unanimously
nominated. lie is therefore tho Dem.
ocralic candidate, and as such must
be supported by all who claim 10 be
Democrats.
1t is said that Dr. Early will be n
candidate, Notwithstanding the dccis-
ion Of the Convention. This we can
not trace TO reliable source. Should
he be foolish enough to again allow
himself to be madc the candidate of
the opposition, he will find himself
the best abused and the worst used up
man that ever came out of political
contest. As a friend VIC advise the
Doctor to cover up rather than dcvcl.
op his political career. BY SO doing
be will have moro and better friends
to rely upon in his declining years.
This Of itself is an ample equivalent
for all else that ambition aud mer-
cenary motives can bestow. Person.
ally VIC are an old and warm friend of
DIR. Early's, but if he again sets him
self up against the usages of the Dem
ocratic party, lcgitimately expressed,
we shall develop and disscct his politi.
cal career in such manner as will
neither prove creditable to himself
nor his friends. The Doctor is an
old "rooster," and he had better quit
growing.
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N EcIsTER,s NoTIcE.-Nolioe is hereby

ID EGIsTER's NOTICE.-NoIice is hereby
III given that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by me. and remain hed of
record In this Office for the inspection Of heirs,
legaiees creditors, and all Others 10 any other way
Interested and will be presented to the next Or
phans Court Of ClcaTfeld county 20 be held at the
Court House, IN the borough Of Clearheld com
mencirg on the fourth Monday Of September,
A. ID. 1859.
|. Tho fnal account of Patrick Cur
Icy, Administrator Of James carlcy, late Of Ora
ham township, deceased.
2. The partial account Of George
sloss, administrator Of John sloss, late Of Knox
township, deceased.
3. The final account Of G. Kratzer,
Administrator Of Anthony Kraizer, late Of Pike
township, deceased.
A The fina' account Of James Rid.
de- Administrator 4c., Of William Anderson
late Of Burnside township, deceased.
5. The account Of Samuel A. Cald-
Boggs township, deceased.
q. The final account Of II ii. Hurd
and Lewis J. Ilurd, Executors Of Elias uurd, late
Of Chest township, deceased.
Z. The partial account of John i.
Smith and George Senior Executors Of George
Hughes. late Of Brady township. deceased.
s The account Of John II. Fulford,
Administrator de 5onis non Of James Morrison,
late Of Jordan township, deceased.
REGfsTEn's OFFICE, A. w. LEE,
Clearfeld, Pa, Sept. l, ls0a.tc. Register.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.

xIrnFHEAs. Hon. @. A. MAYER, Pres
w ideal Judge Ufihe Court of Common Pleas
of the twenty.dfth judicial District. composed 70
the counties Of Clearfeld, Centre and Clinton
AMI Bon. SAMUEL CLYDE and Hon. JACOB
wlLukLM, Associate JUDGES Of clearhed co.,
have lssuod their precept, 10 me directed, for The
holding Of Court " Cummon Pleas, Orphans
Court. Court Of Qaarter Sessions. Court Of Oyer
and Terminer and Court Of General Jail Delivery,
at tho Court House At clearheld. IN and for the
county of Clearfeld, commencing on the fourth
Mon lay, t27th day Of sept. 1900, and to
continue TWO WEEKS.
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby given, TO the
Coroner Justices Of the Peace, and Constables,
In and for said county Of Clearheld. TO appear in
their proper persons, with their Rolls, Records,
Inquisihons, Examinations, and other hemem-
brnnces, to do those things whieh TO their Offices
and 10 their behalf pertain to be done.
GIVEN under my band Al Clearheld. this first
day Of Sept. In the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty nine.
CYkENIUs HOWE, Sheriff.
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SheriT's Sale.

DY virtue of sundry writs Of Lcrari Faeia,,
ID issued out Of the Court VI Common Pleas OF
C.earhcd county, and To me directed, there will
be exposed. TO public sale, at the Court House in
the borough of Clcarfed. on Monday, the 2sth
day Of Sept. 1862, lCourt week at two o'clock,
p. NJ, the following property, vir;
a certain building situate in the borough Of
Osc .ala, Ciea rdeld comfy, Pa. II being two.
story stone and bri 4 building or dry kiln, for
drying lumber, bcir- TS feet long and 20 feet
deep, The lower story being built with stone
about ten feet high. and the upper story Of
brick about nine feet high. being bui,s or a
tract Of land bounded on the east aud south by
Moshannon Greek, and on the north and west
by land Of LaSsse. White A Co The said claim
being entered sgaing the sAid suIlding and
the above describe lot oi ground and eurtillpge
sppurienant to said building.
seized taken 10 execution, aud 20 be sold as
the property Of Richard Grifilh, Ambrose Gill.
man aud Thomas faren.
Ess- Bidders will take notice that Is per cent
Of the purchase money must be paid when the
property Is knocked down. or Il will be put up
again for sale. CYRENIUS HOWE.
SHsairr's 0rTios, Sheriff.
CleArfrld, Pa. Sept. g. 1899
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EXAMINATIONS.

INNAMINATIONs.-The annua exnmna
II lion Of Tcachcrs.ior Clcarheld county, will be
held, ns follows brady. Bloom and Union, Sept i,
llth, Of Luihersburg Cnrwcnssillc and Pike, The
18Th, at Curwcnsvillc; Penn, the 18th, at Penn
Vile l.. City and Ferguson, the 18th, at L. City ;
Bsll,the 10th, al Bower. Burnsldcihs IL. at Durn-
side n Washington and Ghost, the 2Oth, at ~
Washington Jordan, q, at Ansonvlle; Bccearia.
the 22l, At Glen Hope Guelich toe 23d, at James
VILE; woodward. the 2ith, al Happy Valley s.
usoi Knox, the 75ih, at n hiilport; Boggs,
the 9th, az centre =. house; Decatur aud Osceola
The 2sth, at 0sccola Morris the 10th. at Kslcr-
town Graham, the seth. ht--- Bradford and
Independent October the lst at Jacksons' > house;
Clcsr6,ld aud Lawrence, the %, at Clcarfcld I:
Karthaus, the 9th, At Salt Lick; Covington, the
7ih, at Mulsonbars; Girard, the sth at Congress
Hin Goshen, the VII n Goshen =. house.
Applicants will furuish themselves with pen and
ink or pencil, and paper. as part Of the cSsmina-
tons will be written. No private examinations
will be held, hence Il u necessary for all who
intend 10 teach to attend some Of the public ones
which uill commence promptly st . o'clock, a. m,
after which none will be admitted 10 the class
GRO. W. SNYDER,
Sept |, 'o9-ic. Co. Supt.
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NOTICE.

Tn THE NATTER Of the Report Of setting
out Real Estate to keturah, late the widow Of
John N. Ogden, deed, and now wife Of Richard
Shailncr.
Al an Orphans cour, held ai Clcaracld, in aad
for the county Of Clcarheld, ON the 2gth day Of
June, 1903, Il was ordered that publication he
made in at Toast one newspaper published in
Clcar6old county, for three weeks before Scp,cm-
her Term, lsdq. notifying all persons w interest
that the Real kfinic of Eve acres. more or less,
appraised and set ont to the widow out Of the
estate Of John NJ igdcn, decd, late Of Lawrence
township, will bo confirmed to her. aud the Re.
por, Of the appraisers approved, unless sufficient
cause be shown to the contrary by the Grst ,lny Of
September Term, 1909. BY THE COURT
Atcsts A. W. LEE.
Clerk &. fScpt. s, '6q-3t.
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Sherin's Sale.

DY virtue u a writ Of Fisri Tuciss, is.
ID sued out Of the Couii ~ Common Pleas Of
Ulsaihod county, and 10 mo directed, there
will be exposed to PUBLIC SALE. at the Court
House iR the borough Of Cloarhed. on Monday,
TIC i7th day Of Sept, 1852. at o'clock, 2.
NJ, the following property, TO Wit
certain tract of land situate In Graham
township, Ciear6eld county. Pa containing
One Hundred aud SiE Acres and rs perches,
IS acres cleared, having thereon erected a small
house and bafn, being part Of a larger tract
Warranted To the name Of John Thomas, boun.
ied b. Iands Of uraham, Fo, cey others.
Seired, taken 10 execution, and TO be sold as
the property Of WIN. NJ. Burse
- Bidders will take notice that is per
cent Of the purchase o oney must be paid whca
the property Is knocked down. or II will be put
up again for sale. CNkKNIus HOWE,
SHEmfrs OrFioE, Sheriff.
Clcafheld Pa. Sent. B, 1859.
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WELL PROVIDED FoR.-We omitted
last week to state that w. L. Saun.
ders, the colorcd man who spoke in
this city short time since, has been
appointed special agent of the Post
Office Department. His salary is
$1,000 year, and threo dollars a day
besides, including Sundays, which
makes his pay s2,295 per annum, aud
in addition to this, he has n free pas.
sage on all tho cars, steamboats, and
stages In the United States that carry
.hc United States mails Frederick
lMdO EranliAer, Rep.
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Miss E. A. P. Rynder,

AoENr ruR
chiekering's, sioinva, = aud Emersans Pi,nos I;
Smiths, Mason A namiint sud peloubcfs
Organs and Melodeons. and Grover a
Bakers Sewing Machines.
Also rnAoHrn or
Piano, Guitar, organ. HARMONY and Vocal M.
tic. No pupil taken for lets than hall term.
rD- Room, next door to Firtl Nauopal napk.
Cleucsid. Msy 5, lcee 4.
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NOTICE.

A IL persons arr hereby notified who have
n leased Banking ground at or near the mouth
Of whiimer run on the property Of Groom, Dick.
ey CO., that All back pay must be paid up be-
e re any more ground can be obtained. Aud an
persons banking timber or logs or any other
lumber on The aforesaid property without per
mission, win be held for trcsspass, OF be charged
fly dollars per raft for said ground, Application
sar said ground must be made to W. s. Dickey.
G,sn Hope, Pa.
GROOM, DIcKEY A co.
Sent IS0aL a,o
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Valuable Farm for Salo ,

HNHE subscriber offers to sell bis farm ill.,.
Il in Brady township, Clearheld cunt, ,.
contsiniug gs acres, about 40 acres elear,l ..i
under good cultivation. having erected tb,,..''
LARGE HOUSE aud BANK BARE, spS ~.
out buildings. Also a good young oreh.ra ~.
tanning 100 trees. The IS acres u tiui4, -
Is well covered with good pine, hemlook 80
variety Of OAK, chestnut, beech, sursr. 49,
hickory. cherry, 4c., aud near a saw mil r'T
Tho Farm is miles west Of Lufhorsiur, A.,
on the survey Of the Allegheny valley h.
The sLoHcriber can be addrsssed II Lvn...
burg, clearield county, Pa
HENRY MRRnwIsK
Sept. !, ls69-3L
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The above premiums viii be paid 10 the persons
to whom competent judges shall award them.
The entire premium list will be published soon
for the Fair next year, in the hope that many may
be induced to compete Tor the premiums and thus
encourage a good cause.
Tho Society have also determined to open the
Fair Ground on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of OCTO
BER, 1862 ct ~ o'clock, for the purpose Of
trotiing match ON the track. for ciiilons purse
of $50 best three In Eve in single harness to
trot against time. Open 10 all horses owned In
tho county at least fiecn DAYS prcvious. Tho
ground will be opcn from ono to eve pollock, p. m.
Adni,tance, 25 cents, TO all persons Persons de-
desiring TO enter their horses 10 compete for tho
purse. can do 20 by giving notice either In person
or by writing 10 the Secretary, and by the pay.
mcnt Of an entrance lcc of 50.
II is hoped that township organizations will he
got up In the meantime In the different townships,
and that greater interest may be manii,Sicd in
the cause Of agriculture. Meetings and discus
sions do much good. II requested. the Society
will sond speakers to meet any Of the orranisa.
tiuns once Of twice, with n view Of encouraging
and promoting home discussions.
g. n. JARRETT, President
A. W. GRAHAv. Secretary. anrll
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WoNDEfuL The Journal and other
"loil" newspapers are just now find
ing fault with, aud are charging
Judge Packer, the Democratic nomi-
nee for Governor, with beiug n
"bolter." They charge him with
having opposed the election of Judge
Campbell to the Supreme Bench, and
Judge Barrett as district Judge
They are wonderfully exercised about
il, and in fact seem to look upon il as
crime; when every mothers son of
them done the same thing and claim
it as virtue. Such is loilty." Mr.
Packer done nothing Of the kind, and
these scalawags know it. IIo has no
warmer supporters today, in the
State, than Judge Campbell and Judge
Barrett. If these gentlemen are sat
isfed with Judge Packer and arc la.
boring to elect him Governors what
impertinence it is for these enemies Of
Judge Packer and the country, TO set
up loi howl over his democracy.
These Paul Pry's had better mind
their own business, until such time
as Judges Campbell and Barrett shall
complain Of aud impeach the democ-
racy Of Judge Packer They did not
volunteer during tho war, and they
have no busincss-to volunteer now.
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Front. B. Peterson Il Brothers VIC
have "Love and Liberty" which is n
translation OF Alexander Dumas latest
romance of French history. IL pro.
fcsses 10 be narrative by Colonel
Rene Besson, Of Varcnnes, who was
a youth when the great Revolution
broke out; who knew Robespicrrc,
Danton, the Duke d'Enghien, Ney,
and tho other men of the time who
was concerned in the attempt of
Louis XVI and his family 10 escape,
and saw it prevented and who de-
scribcs with thrilling carnestness and
effect the trial and execution of Louis
aud Marie Antoinette, the Reign of
Terror, and the downfall of Robes
pierre This is a romance of truth,
every incident Of which is vouched
for by history. 1t may be considered
the private memoir of the French
Revolution curious, because true
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allarrifd.

On September lith, 1859, by Rev. sAxrrL s.
srAurrrH, DR.. WILLIAM D. ALEXANDER and
Miss CLARA Il. ARNOLD, all of Luihsrsburg,
On September slh, 1862 at tho residence ef the
brides mothsr, by the Rev. W. r. II. DrArnicK,
DR.. JAMES A. MAXWELL and Miss RRBEccA
ROSS; both Of Curwcnsville
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l. EsIRAN.--camc trcsspassing on the prom
~ iscs of the subscriber residing In Bcccaria
township. on or about the i5,h Of Aagugi, last
A BLACK MULE, name trimmed close, tail
urtrmmcd, with two small white spots on the
icfi shoulder, and one on the left hip, and shod
all around. The owner OF owners are hereby ~
questcd TO come forward. provo property. pay
charges. and take him away, or he will he sold
a. the law directs. n. Il, LIE.
si-n uVe ry+ ?. n~
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aJew advertisements.

C,AUTIoN.--Biil Guillim. paupcr Of Bradford
" township. having wandered from his hoard
ing place will return to Il Immediately, or r. %
work, as We viii not pay bis boarding clsewhc'e
than at Bmlamin Knepps.
y. DALE,
WALTER D. sHIREY,
Sept IS, cost pd O. s. Of Poor.
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AGRICULTURAL FAIR |

THE Clcsrfeld County Agricultural Society
u have determined not to hold a regular Pair
This year, for the following reason, namcly-that
notice has not been given in proper time to have
the necessary preparations made. II has been
determined, however TO hold Fair on the old
ground near the borough Of ClrRrheld, on Wedncs-
day, Thursday aud Friday, the i4th, 18th aud
18th days Of October. A. d. 1870 and for the
purpose Of anordng the farmers an opportunity
Of preparing aud making II an object TO improve
and exhibit fall crops 10 be put in the ground this
year, the following premiums is offered for the
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Democrats Of the different Boroughs
and townships, see TO it that you nom
mate strong tickets for local Offices
Good nominations and fair distribu.
tion of the offices over the different
townships, will mid intellectually in
getting out a strong vote in October
Settle firstclass tickets at once. No
time is to be lost Organize, aud go
to work. Work faithfully, and We
will gloriously triumph.
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HNUIiON.--An persons are hereby caution
~ ed against purchasing or In any way ned
ding with the following property. now in tla
possession Of Gnner p. Bloom, Of Bloom town
ship, viz; ONE GRAY MARE, as the came
belongs TO me apd Is subject to my order.
HENRY PENTz.
Forest Sent 8. '60-afpd
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C0ALI C0ALl

rINIE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
Il Il prepared TO deliver coal At 10 cents, Or 9
cents per bushcl NJ the bank. TO suit purchasers
Orders left At scholpps Cigar Store will receive
prompt attention. A liberal sharc Of public
patronage is solicited. PHILIP BRADY.
Sept IS, 6o-m pa E
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4 nMINI-rRArnR,s NnTIrE.-N,

DMfNi~TRATOR's NOTICF.-Noti,e
"A IL hereby given that letters Of adminislration
ON the estate Ct PETER HOOVER, deceased,
late Of Pike township, Clcardeld county, Pa
having been duly granted TO the undcrsg ghed, all
persons indebted 10 said estate will please make
payment, and those having claims or demands
viii present them properly authenticated for set
tlemcni. J. LINZ HOOVER,
Sept. 10, '6Q-6t Administrator.
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NOTICE.

In the matter of ho application Of W lillian
Il MRpes, to the Court Of Common Peas, 10
and for clearacld county. TO be discharged
from his turetyship for monies received by
Fiancis Dunlap, late Of sail Borough Of Clear
field, Pa. from the estate Of John Crossthwait,
late Of Centre county, Pa, being the Lcgaecs
bcqueathed 10 John and Daniel Dunlap.
BY virtue Of q certain Rule which vas granted
by the Orphans Court 1T Clearilcld, the 30th day
Of June, io6a do hereby give notice TO al per
sons Interested In said innd received ns above
stated, to appear on or before the second Monday
Of September, proximo, aud prcsont their claims
according 10 law, and DO such other matters as
the Court may require of them In the premises
Or be forever barred. and also show cause accord
ing. to the following rule made In this case.
1llOS. J. MCCULLOUGH.
ATTY. for VIM. Mapes.
June 80 1860. Rule Is granted to show cause
Why William Mapcs should not he released and
discharged from q bond given by him A. surety
siih one Francis Dunlap, to the Orphans Court
u Clsarilcld county, on the 3Oih day Of septcm.
ber, A. D., isiA, In pursuance Of an Act Of As
icmhly approved the 2gih day Of April. lSll.--
Publication TO bo made OF this Rule In two neus
~ papers published in Clcarhcld county
SEAL Tor four weeks prior to the September
N176SJ Tern. BY THE COURT.
Aug 2b, '6s-tL
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Wo hope Democrats will not forget
that the design Of tho Registry Law
was 10 cheat them out of their votes.
Let no Democrat fail to be registered
ten days before tho second Tuesday
IN October.
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The CALIFORNIA ELECTION - The
election OF democratic Legislature
in California knocks the hflccnth
amendment on the head 30 Gar us that
State is concerned. Hostility to Ahi.
can and Mongolian suffrage aud equal.
ity In California is too much for even
General Grants administration ~.
Y. Herald.
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nROPOsALS.--The School Directors Of Pikc
dstrict will receive sealed proposals. until
tue 25th Of Sept. FOR building School House, on
lnrd Of John Dunlap. Said house 10 be 2ixSo
feet, ~ feet 10 the ceiling double plank, weather.
boarded and plasicrcd with three coats. also hrce
coats paint on H. The stone and frnmc timber
will be fnrnished on the ground--also the plank
viii be hauled The house 10 be finished by tho
fret Of September, 1870.
NJ L. c. EVANS,
CurTrnrlle, B'Tt Z. epSt 0v-srarr
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educational.
MISS H. S. SWANS
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS

cLRARFIELD, Pa
rI,nE FALL TERN Of twenty-five ~esks will
commence on Monday, september =, 1893.
Primary department will be added 10 the
School this fall for which the services Of > CON
petont instructor have been engaged And no
effort will be spared TO render this department
attractive and Instructive.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Rcadlnz, 0rthography, Writing, Object Les
sons, Primary Arithmetic aud Primary
Geography, per half term, tof eleven
weeks - w
History. Local and descriptive Geography
With Map Drawing Gmmmar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic. 80
Algebra and the Sciences. ....~,...,-... O."
fnsifuetnn IN instrumental ie,......... 10 OO
vi palntinB '.'ss- ""
Wax work 20
For fnll particulars send for Circular.
Clearhcld, Aug. 25, lScg-pd.
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There was paid into the Sinking
Fund Of this State t'ceaty.fre millions
Of dollars during the last eight years,
and only four millions Of dollars OF
debt paid. Who stole the bnlnnee
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Hon VIM. p Fcssendcn, United
States Senator from Maine, died at
his residence in that State, on the sth
inst. lie was one of the ablcst men
in the ranks of the Radical party,
and exhibited his talents and manhood
to an eminent degree during the Im.
parchment Of President johnson.
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LABOR CoNoMss.-A Labor Con.
gress was held in Philadelphia last
week. Among the resolutions adopted
by it was one declaring in favor OF
greenbacks for bonds, where gold was
not specified in the law. These
laborers do not appear to have the
fear Of Gen. Grant before their eyes.
His dennnciation of the doctrine OF
grcenbaclss for bonds, does not appear
to carry much terror With il to the
working mon.
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New Cabinet I

M0sHANNoN LAND AND LUMBER con.
vi PANY offer for sale Town Lots 10 tbs So,.
ougb Of 0sceola, clearfsld ccuniy, Pa, and alss
tots 10 suit purchasers outside the limits d ala
borough. 0sceols is situated on tie Ssssasn.u
Greek, in the rickelt portion 81 the county u
Clear6cld, on the line OF the Tyrone A cl,arftl
Railroad. where tie Mosbannon and Beartrsen
branch reads intersect. II is also In the hear 4
the Moshann0n coal basin, and large besisI u
white pine hcmloek, oak, and other timber sg'-
round Il. 0ns Of the largest lumber mApufa<is,-
ing establishments N the State Is located IN ihs
town, while there are many other lumber and
shinglc mills sround Il. The town is bu, Rr,a
years old, and contains population of ore ,Ass.
sand Inhabitants.
esS-For further information apply atths sas
Of the abovo company.
JOHN LAwsHR.
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Should the work be extended to FIVE
which lrhich is not unlikely, the total
will be increased 10 s207, 800"
From this IL clearly appears that
tbc legislature did not approve the
work, that Geary did approve it. that
the Legislature did not authorize its
printing, ard that Geary ordered it
TO be printed without authority OF
law. fIU ..t
Why was thisY Was there a good
thing 10 il for somebody S-HaTiSburg
Patriot.