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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-07

LICENSES MUsr BE PRoDUCED.-On Tues
day last Richard De Lacy was brought be-
fore Justice Plant on the charge of selling
liquor without license. His counsel,
Mr.. f. +. Price, coLtcnded that ii was cs-
sential that the plaintiff should prove de-
fendant to have no license. Messrs. Bur-
CESS and Cahlll, for the corporation, con-
tended that the defence must prove that
their client had n license. Justice Plant
rendered decision in the case yesterday af-
ternoon shat the onus Of proof rests with
the defendant; see Starkic on Evidence,
page 53s; Mcrginal, page 50Oi also, Whar-
toms American Criminal Law, Negative
Avermcnts' page 1853; and 1t being so easy
a matter for the defendant to dlsprOve the
charge by producing the license, the dc.
PENDANT Is therefore fined $50 and costs"
The defendants counsel gave notice of an
appeal from the above decision.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-07

DEATH OF 4 William bod
sou, colorcd. for some years employed as a
messenger iu General spinner's Bureau,
Treasury Department, died on Wednesday
last.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-08-07

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occasion to use It In my family for tho relief Of
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WAHHINdfOFl u, Q.
DR.. HARBOUR; Permit me to tender you my sin
zero thanks for the extraordinary care yonr ALI
Healing Lotion has performed
For several years have beea afflicted with tho
Neuralgia, with but temporary relief from the doc,
tors, had given up ever recovering, until tried
your ALL Healing Lotion, which, In four weeks
produced a complete cure.
Your Obedeut servant. A.,
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ones National IntoIIiOsaesr. RasSfnSiOh, b 0


'''' JAMES, s, CUNNINGHAM,
Main Street, near the Railroad. Indiana, Tndf b,
ana 90. Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

re~ror general assortment, see Catalogue and
Price List, mailed free 10 applicants.
es-A liberal discount will be given to the
wholesale trade
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

THE FAIR.-Thc Bellefonte Watch
man says "The Centre County Fair,
which will be held nt the fair grounds,
near this place. on the 5th, 9th. 7th
and sth days of October next, prom.
iSes to be a grand success. Every
preparation is making by those having
the matter in charge TO render 1t an
interesting and profitable occasion,
and We understand that the farming
community generally will lend their
aid 10 add To its importance. Hon.
William Bigler, of Clearficld, ex Gov
ernor of the Siaie and ex. United States
Senator, will deliver the annual ld
dress, and other prominent men are
expected TO glaco the occasion by
their presence. The citizens of Belle.
fnnte are looking for a great crowd.
and are preparing for their comioriA.
ble accommodation. The hotels cx.
pecl to be all filled. and in consequence
are laying in extra supplies II hooks,
in fact, as though Fair week would
indeed be gala day for every bodyN
aud no doubt all that are able To attend
will be on hand. We hope TO see
plenty Of exhibitors, and generous
aud commendable rivalry for premi.
rms. OF course the ladies will be in
attendance with their beautiful and
ingenious articles, together with rare
specimens of bread, butter, pastry, &c.
Let everybody come-il is the peoples
Fair"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29


Al the residenos Of his son, RUFUS Thompson,
in Lawrence twp. on the ?3i inst, ROBERT
THOMPSON, sr., in the s5th year Of his age
In this Borough, on Saturday morning last,
RALPH, younges, son Of Joseph and Nancy Jane
Birchheld, aged years, months and 10 days
10 Decatur township. on the iih Of September,
Of Typhoid Fever, MARY f., daughter Of jacob
and Annie Gcsrhart, aged II years and weeks.
In Irving, m, on the morning Of the ls,h Sept.
JANE, wife Of William Milligan, IN her 75d year.
We're not all here one, our precious counsellor,
fficud, wife, mother. has len vacant her chair NJ
the table around the family altar aud in the inti
msie social home circle. We no more see her
calm, sweet isce--oh 80 sweet and placid 10 death
--no more see her dear form moving among rs the
embodiment Of dignity and gracefulness-no more
hear her son musical voice. dropping words Of
kindness and love to al around her.
Her prayers suaerings sorrows and tcars-her
acts OF scf-dcaial and Christiaa warfare are oil
ended-swall0wed up in the delightful fruition of
glorious eternity.
May our lives exhibit Christianity As ala hers,
aud may our evidence be bright aud decisive. and
our expectation Of Heavens rest and glory sure
A. was hers
Each voice IN the household
Has became more sad and low;
And the sweet words. icifs and noiler
Wakes wish to turn aside and weep.
S. J. s.
tccutrs county papers please eopy.l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

An eminent physician Of New York.
in writing to tho proprietors Of Ro.
packs Medicines, says: IL have ex
anlined the formula you sent me of
Roback's Blood Pills, aud am glad to
notice that you do not use any mer
curry or other mineral substance in
their composition. The podophyllin
employed is, in my opinion, the best
article that can enter into the compo-
siiion Of a cathariic pill, and is one Of
the most valuable cholagoguc csthar.
tics, operating mildly yet effectually,
arousing the whole hillary and digest.
i've apparatus. They likewise exert
a favorable influence on the cutancous
functions, producing aud maintaining
= constant moisture OF the skin. They
must act as a powerful Alternative aud
produce lasting impressions upon the
glaudular system and sccretory or
gans, and produce excavations from
the bowels when mercurials and other
agents fail, Their action upon the
liver must be specific, arousing the
secretions and producing free bilious
evaruations, and in chronic hcpiic dc.
rangcments with dyspepsia they arc
invaluable.
"Their range of application is, per
haps, more extensive than any other
calhartic or liver pill. combining, as
they do, the active principle Of man
drake root and black cohosh in such
an eminent degree, and are really a
desirable family medicine, which cah
be taken at all times by children, as
well as adults, with tho huppicst re.
suits" /"
Ruback's Blood Pills are made both
with aud without sugar coating, and
can be obtained of llartswick 4 Irwin,
Agents, at % cents per box.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29
V"T"' IVHIIVVIIHTTNi
A JUST DEMOCRAT


FEARFUL AccIDENT.-On last Thurs
day, Ms hack load Of passengers were
being brought from Muhoning by
Messrs. Bell 4 Mcconnell, Mr.. Joseph
Lucas. tcamsler. the team, consisting
of four spirited horses, ran away from
the driver on the hill on the west side
of Bethlehem, aud when Just ut the
bottom, near the bridge. upset, very
seriously injuring a number of the
passengers We have the following
particulars from Mr.. Bell:
Mr.. Rearich and wife. of Kittanning,
were both very seriously injured, Mrs
r. so seriou,ly that her life was de-
SPARED OF, but she is now recovering
Mr. Rearich had one arm broken.
Mr.. James paniels. of Barnett town.
ship. had leg broken and one arm
considerably bruised. but has so far
recovered as TO be able to be taken
home. Mrs. Foster, of Whitesburg.
Armstrong Co.. received a severe cut
on the face and a number OF bruises,
butshe is fast recovering. Mr.. Lucas,
the driver, was also considerably bruis-
ed and used up.
Tho only wonder is that some Of the
party did not lose their lives, rs the
manner Of the accident was fearful in.
deed. 1t is high time that the public
demand greater care on the part Of
those who have their well being in
charge, aud wherever the culpabiIity
lies, il should be rcctifed. The own.
ers of the team are exoneratcd from
all blame ia the matter B,ookuale
Republican.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29
To Every

Person--man, woman. child, physician. me.
ehanic. farmer. lawyer, barber. woman's rights
man, or any 9TH sr man in the county
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

SEvEuE ACCIDENT. On Saturday
last, Mr. Henry McCloskry, wife aud
child, OF Sprucetown. one mile below
Puttcr's Bank, started across the Sew.
en- mountains TO visit friends at Reeds.
vile, Mifilin county. Mar the foot Of
the mountain. at the short turn, known
to travellers over the route, Mr.. Me.
Closkry's animal became frightened
at an upturned cart left by the road
workmcn, and dashed off ut frightful
speed. Mr.. Nee being unable TO re-
strain the excited beast. A short dis.
tance beyond the cart, Mr.. aud Mrs.
McCloskey aud child .sere thrown
from their vehicle. and the parents
were rendered unconscious by the
shock received in contact with the
stones. The babe. most miraculously,
escaped any material injury. Mr. aud
Mrs McCloskey were discovered soon
after the accident, and were conveyed
homo Their injuries are not such a.
to preclude belief ia the recovery #
the sufferers, but yet arc Of serious
aud alarming nature. - -BeltcfOnte Rep.
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Tne nrrfsrnfaflre one,f,o.,

CLtARIiElD. Sept ~, 1850.
o. b Goodiandef. Esq.i
SIN 10 looking over your excellent
paper last week, noticed nm article
under the captlon 'Bohing Again .
While ] could not help cummendinr
your zeal, the thought occurred 10 nae
that Il could not be possible What
was an excusabv faur pas four years
ago could be 80 grave an offence now.
You remember we'll. Mr. Editor, what
ciiorts were made during the contest
hetWeen DIR. Early and Dr. Boyer 10
bold our party TO the ticket; aud Ger
tainly sou have moi forgotten how the
Efforts Of all tho ticket Democrats
were pnralyzed and BY iohom. Nuw,
" at that time IL was excnsable IN DR.
Early 10 refuse to abide by the action
Of the Luthersburg Conference, when
two counties were unanimous in their
action ia favor of the nomination of
Dr. Boyer, how can il be such n
heinous offence for the same gentle.
man TO refuse to abide by nomina.
tion nowy When DR.. Early was in
the Legislature. (no matter how he
got there was he not always found
voting with our party? Did he not
act ut oil times with our organization 1?
Was he not faithfnl representative,
and were not the friends of DR.. Buyrr
time and again reminded of that fact |
BY some who are now 80 vehement in |
their denuncialiOn of DIR. Earlvg
In examining DIR. Enrly's record.
ORC fact ] can now recall that may be
worth rcciling When the bill was
before the Legislature enabling the
I. q + Railroad Company TO build
Benefits Branch kalrOad. DIR. Early
was the only man from this district in
ellber house who voted for it, not.
wilhstanding It's proposed route was
through the western side Of our cnun-
~, and was of the utmost importance
10 the people of huston, Union and
Brady townships Yet, last winter a
bill was brought forward and passed
al tho members of both houses from
his district voting for tito accom-
nlish the same object, with this differ
'nce DIR. Eary's measure took moth.
ng from the State Treasury, while
he act passed last winter decreased
he assets of the State abuut two mil.
ions Of dUllars. think, Mr. Editor,
hat this time Early is economy.
Yours. respectfully, {
A JUST DEMOCRAT.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

To be SAcRIFIcED.-A small number
of "loil' Solomons met at the Office of
Mr.. Murray in this place, on the 18th,
and nominated the following county
ticket:
Treasurer. = X. Arnold. of Brady ;
Commissioner, Jno. Mehafficy, of Barn
side; and for Auditor, Edward Nc
Garvey Of Karthaus We have known
these gentlemen for many years
They are representative men of their
party, and ready to swallow and advo-
cate any ism, even that of negro suf-
fragc. OF course no Democrat can
vote for them, hence they have only
been set up to be knocked down on
the I'd Tuesday Of October.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

"Iieaping the Whirlwind" is tho
title of thrilling Confederate Story,
written for the Banner Of the South
by Miss Annie NJ. Barnwell, of Beau.
fort, S. c. The first chapter will ap
pear in the Banner Of the South. Octo.
ber oth. Send for specimens to l. T
Blome & Co, Augusta, Ga. Terms
So per annum. The paper can be had
Of all news dealers in the United States
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

An aged couple Of nine'y-four and
eighty seven years, living in Pettis,
No, who have been married scyeniy
years. concluded that matrimony ~as
PLAYED out the other day and got
divorced, each taking half Of the
,ais; s.rck
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

"The negro Miller, who was tried
in Juniata County, for rape commit
ted upon Miss Grouse some time ago,
has been convicted and sentenced to
tho pcnitentiary for fifteen years. y
Here is another chance for the par.
dou.broker Geary. Five hundred or
n thousand dollars will do for such u
worthy subject.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

Ladies and Children's Fancy furs,
ut John Fureria's Popular Fur Empo-
rum, 7lS Arch Street, Philadelphia.
lie has enlarged, remodecd and much
improved his Store for ihe convenience
Of customers. Read his adv. 10 he
found elsewhere, and give him call
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

Ii gives me pleasure TO certify that
Mr.. Scbeetz's Bitter Cordial in my
opinion is purely vegetable in its con.
siitution, and an excellent tonic, being
harmless in its character, aud not be
ing an alcboholic stimulant.
ELE Stockton. N. d.
t9- Read .Schect='s standing dduer-
tisemeRt in another column.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

With virw to selling land at high
prices. some shnrpers in Clearfiels
county attempted to plant zinc ore
on their premises, which they pro
cured at the Sinking Valley Zinc
miucs, tut we're csught at the trick.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29
NEW BOOT AND SHOE SHIP.
EDWARD MACK.

e'A' MAhhLl ID SIS tLhAht iEApi "a
'INHE praprisior has sntersd into the boot a
Il SHOE business AZ the above stand aud
= lsdeiermined not to BE- outicns eiiber 10 qual.
ny o. prisc COR his work. Special attention
'siii se paid 70 manufacturing S-~ed work lie
% % hand hn,e lot of Brench Nip snd
car skins, Of the very best quality. The eiii-
sens Of Clearheld and vicinity are respectfully
invited to give hila trial. No ehargo for calls
nova -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

RAILROAD AcoIDENT-On Monday
evening last, while tho freight train
was passing Sandy Ridge Station, on
the Tyrone & Clearfield Railroad, the
engine jumped frog, turning upside
down, killing tho engineer, JouN
ADAMS Instantly. and fatally iujuring
the fireman and ono of the brakosmen
whose names and the cause Of the
fatal accident we did not learn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

riehi's and noughtons Besrdless, Weeks and
Treadwcll's Bearded White whras. French
whiie and Red ChaF Parple Straw Bearded
Red Mediterranean. and German Amber Heard
less. are the beet, earliest. hardest nnd most
productive whsais that can be recommended for
general cultivation Price. 8 per bushel.
rornd. Of suy kind hy mril. sent post paid. for
81. Twenty ads II different varieties. sent
pot paid, for 81. Taeniy ether varieties u
Wheat, narl-y and Oats. N last years iaparia.
tian. See Drirs's Eyrrr;ssSrAh fAnN Jouu-
nal; send nud sa5saT,be inf vi "nly 81 80 per
year; the most useful Joutnal printed
address, 0EO. A. DEItZ.
Chsmhershurg. "a.
Tho Earliest, Hardiest, and most productive
Red Wheat l. the French White Chat.
SEPT. y. lk6Q-if.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

BASE BALL.-The match between
the Chincleclamoose CluD Of this place,
and the Rough 4 Ready Club of Penn.
field, came off on Friday last, result
ing in a victory for the former by the
followinp ecore
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

Prentice says: attorney General
IIoar keeps "n hand all sorts nf opin-
ions, and the Administration is invited
10 nit rselfp
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

when Dan Rice's first wife ran
away with an affinity, the bereaved
husband said, "ltis n comfort TO know
that she went off with Il gentleman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE.

Curwensvilie. Clearlieid county. Pa.
TINnfs ola and we'll established Hotel beauti
Il fulS situated on the banks OF the Susquo
hanna, IN the horoagh 81 cuFsen willie. has been
leasod fnr q term of years by the uud d,rsigued
u has bees outiroly reaited, and is now open to
the public generally and she travelling oOmmu.
nifty in particular. No pains will bo spared to
render guests comfortable whie tarrying at this
hou'e. Ample stabiing room for the accomno
dauan ofte Charges moderate.
jan. I, 20 II wM. ~. JEFFRfEs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29
goots aud Shoes.
PEACE PROCLAIMED,
THE WAR OVER IN CLEARFIELD
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.


Nearly all he Coatrabdnds going back
to their old masters; but naTy one
going 10 old Massachusetts, Uhere
hey pere iored 50 long and 50 1nel.
n consequences of the above facts. r. SHORT,
4 Of the old ''Shoft shoe shop" would an
tgunce to bis numerous patruns. and The people
Of Clearield county NJ large. ths, be has noe
tr't rate lat Of good material. iu't received irn
be ksst and is prepared on snort notice 70 make
tnd mcui Boots sud Shoes, at bis new rhup 10
dfaham's row. lie is sansasd that he can please
tl.fu'lcss IL might be some Intensely laya stay
at home patriots.l he IL prepared To rrii low for
Cash Or Country Produce. Dnn't forget the
shop-nsrt door to showers 0rahsm's ftnre,
% Market street, Clearaeld, Pa, and kept BY
iy2.6f.y "snoRTY."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

The nbnve premiums Will he paid 70 the pcrsuns
10 whom competent judges shall award them.
Tho entire premium list will be published soon
for the Fair next year, IN the hope that many may
be indaced 10 compete for the premiums, aud thus
encourage good cause.
The Society have also determined 10 open the
Pair q round on FRIDAY. fhc 18th day Of OCT0
nER. 1862 At 70 O'Clock, FOR the purpose " a
trotiing match the track. for a citizens purse
Of $50 best three in 1--WE, IN single haness to
irot against time. Open 10 all horses owned In
the county at least ancon days previous. The
ground will be upcn from onc 10 Eve o'clock, p. m.
Admittancc, % cents. TO al persons. Persons de-
desiring to enter their horses TO compete for the
purse, can do 20 by giving notice either In pelon
or BY writing 70 the Secretary ard by the pay
inent OF an entrance Zee Of 80
II 4 hapcd that township organizations will be
got up N The meantime in the different townships,
aud that a greater interest may be manifested In
the canse Of agriculture. Meetings and discus-
,inns do much good. II requested. the Society
will send speakers 10 meet auy Of the organila
ti.ns once or twice, Wild . -.c~ af encouraging
aud promoting humc discussions
a. n. BARRETT, President.
A. W. Gnu,p. Secretary. ausli
IfAUriON.--llilG Gniilim. pauper Of Bradiard
u township. having wandered from bis board
ing place viii rrturu TO IL Immediately. OF 60 10
work. a. We will not pay bis boarding ELSEWHERE
than At Bsnjamin knepps.
T.. DALE,
WALTER u. slIlkY.
s-fI IS seard Q. g. ef roar.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29
AGRICULTURAL FAIR !

TIE Clearheld County Agricultural Society
have determined not to hold a regular Pair
.tis year, for the following reason, namely ly-ihai
notice hps not been given in proper time to have
TIE necessary preparations made Il has been
determined, however. to bold Fair on The old
ground. near the borough of Clcarecld, on Wedncs-
iay, Thursday and Friday. the ilih. 18th and
isth days cf October. a. d. 1870 md for the
pnrpose Of adording the farmers an opportunity
of preparing aud making Il an oliect 10 improve
and exhibit fall crops TO be put in the ground this
year. the following premium Is offered for the
-...t.si..ss.... ia
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29

Georgia has colored magistrate
who recently adjourned his court
until September 81.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29
MELANCHOLY

l. one fihe many disorders NJ 'he pervous sys
ten. arising frpn low state Of the constitutional
healih or severe prostrsti"n sfter long continued
sickness. and requires invigorating remedies Like
Rohseks Stomsch Ritefs to restore the nsr~es
TO their natural vitality.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL


MAIN ST., cURwENsvILLE, PA.
HAyING leased for term Of ysars the
IL above veil known and popular hotel. tkept
formerly by Mr. Mason, and lately by Mr.
Byans.l the present proprietor has 70 hitcd II
with ths obisct Of render ng his guests comfort
able while sajourning with hia. dne. large
stAble and lard Is sttaehed, fer the care and
p-oteetion Of horses. carriages Hnd wasnns A
libessl share of pablic patronage is solicited.
feb2i II JOHN fOuTs, Prop'r.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29
LIVER PILLS

Are Pills that hsve q direct and powerful action
On the liver. aud relieve nny insctiyi'y or con
gssied state Of that sll important organ upon
which depends the whole process OF d'Ktstis
The importanre then. Of procuring Pill that
shall have such direct sction without the ~
ehrcts Of mercury. h manifest 10 every one I;
sUch Pills are Ruh~ek's blood Pills they are
warranted psrely vegetahle. aud can With Ger.
lainty be relied upon, and are safe at all times
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29
nRnPSY.

And Dropsical Swellings. are always -slieved
and often permanently cured by the alierstiVe
effect which the timely use of tpbAek', Blo"d
Purihsr. wbtn taken In col junction with Ro
back $ Blood Pills, is sure to produce.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29
COsTIYENEss.

Or, Constipation Of the Bowels. should alwavs
receive prompt sttention. as l. pre-disposes the
system TO disraso. The timely use Of sucb val
uahle eathHrtic remedy as Robacka Blood pills
has saved much sickness. diseAss and death, ard
many persons to-day. are ind-hfad 10 N. 80 pill
alone for their very ersfenes, al the certificates
in eur possession will attest
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal ChHrch--fev. wv
II. DiLL PastOr.-Pubiio Service every Sabbath
at iOi A NJ, and "A +. NJ.
Sabbath School at . A. NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday, at y p. VI.
Communion Service. frst Sabbath Of cvery
month, st lOl A N.
~. Francis Church--Cafho fhoIic--Rey Mr..
O'BhANioAS.-Mass at lOl O'Clock A. NJ, On the
second and fourth Sundays Of each month.
NJ. Andrews Church--Eplscopal-- Rev.
Mr.. MrADE.-Public Service every Tuesday even
ing At "a o'clock. 7. 81
~. Johns Church--f.utheran--R Mr.
NixDoRFF Public Service every Sabbath, mern-
ing aud evening.
Presbyterian Churck--Rev. Mr. BurLEn.-
Public Service every Sabbath, morning and even
inc
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-29
NEW BOOT AND SHuE STIFF.

I'hE suhscribsr having lately started ne~
4 Boot and shoe shop In Cur~rnsvihe. on
VAN street cpposite Josorh X. irwin's D'ug
lore re.pociigly announcss - the public that
hhrrepaied 70 manu- kcturo al styles Of h"ots
w shoes snd everything 10 bis line, on fhnrt
enss. Vie also keeps on hand gnod asiort
ont OF ready made work, uhirh be viii seli
N'st iof sssh or ceaatry pro4uce, "a.
~N-H ls'lsl LEWIS :, Ros>'