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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

HArcuiNo.-Tho political temper.
ance men and ladies held "Nutional
Convention" at Chicsgo last week.
They done a good deal of gassing, but
practically it amounted to nothing
The body played of a sharp trick on
the outside world by telegraphing all
over the continent that Judge Black,
of Pennsylvania, had been elected
President. The assembly was, how.
ever, not Ichiie enough TO embrace the
Hon, Jeremiah S Black. 1t happened
10 be a black politician of that name
from Lancaster, who was once judge
OF his election precinct, and third
rate lawyer. This is the Black the
female and male temperance advocates
attempted to pass OF for statesman
Slavery and tbs copperheads slill
trouble these rcformcrs. A little more
sense and less foolishness would helm
these people aud their cause amazing.
ly' These old temperance rooslers
and chicks have had the cause in
their special care for the last thirty
years, yet the cause languishes. They
are mainly made up of broken.down
politicians elcrgymen without congrc.
Cations, and women who have run
away irum their husbands and chill.
uren' Give them religion, business
aud politics in their special care. and
they would ruiu the nation in one
year
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

TRY AGAIN. Grant & Co. made
such a miserable botch out of the now
postage stamps, that the Department
has been compelled to order designs
for new issues. The heads of Wash
ingtou, Jackson, Franklin and Lincoln
are to be restored iu place of the pres
ent designs. Go inj who cares for
expenscY Our rulers act more like
boys than statesmen. Always expert.
mcnting in very expensive way, and
perfecting nothing but wrong.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

MORE IIELP.-We are in receipt of
n new journal, entitled the Elk Demo.
crat, published at Ridgway, by the
eek Democratic Association" 1t is
seven column paper, ably edited,
well printed, and Democratic TO the
core. Success to tho enterprise while
it adhercs TO the Democratic cause
and defends the rights and union of
fhn Sinira - u III
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

The above premiums will be paid to the rcrsons
70 whom competent judges shall award them.
The ontiro premium let will be Published socn
for the Pair next year in the hope that many NAV
be induced TO compete for the premiums, and thus
encourage good cause.
The society have also dctermined to onen the
Fair Ground on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of OCT0-
BER. 1869, at II O'Clock, for tae purpose Of q
trottlng match on the track. for citiicns purs,
Of $50 best three in Eve, in single harness to
trot against tins. Open 10 all horses owned in
the county at least hieon days previous. The
grcuud will BE- open from ono 10 ave O'Clock, y. m.
Admitiance, 2S cents, to all persons. Per,ons de-
desiring TO euior their nurses 10 compete for the
purse, can do 20 By giving notice either 10 person
or by writing to the Secretary, aud hy the pay.
mont Of an entrance fee otS2.
II 10 hoped that township organization, viii b,
got up in the meantime In the different town,hin,.
and that greater interest may be nauifestsd IN
ihr cause Of agriculture Neetinrs and discu..
'ions 40 much good. II rcquostsd. the sociel,
win send speakers TO meet ary Of The orr,nire
Hons once Or twiee, With a view Of eneoere rinr
ma promoting home diirnfsions
- q. n. aARRrrT, rrsua,u,.
. n ''s@'s' tsfr'tr.. sus1i
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FOR SALE.

1iehl's aud Doughton's Beafdless; Weeks and
Treadwell's Bearded white WheAts. French
white and Red chaf Purple Straw Bearded
Red Mediteranoan, and German Amber Beard.
less. are the beet, earliest. hardest and most
productive Whests that can be recommended for
general cultivation. Price, sj per bushei. 4
pounds Of any Kind BY mail. rent post paid, for
81. twenty heads Of different varieties, sent
post paid, for 81. Twenty other varieties Of
wheat, Barley and Oats, Of last years importa.
tisn. See DEIIr's ExrERyEErAL PARn JouR-
SALi send aud sutserib, .or II; only 81 50 per
year the most useful Joorral printed.
Address, GEO. A. DEITZ,
Chambershurg. Pa.
The Earliest, Hardest, and most productive
Red Wheat ilibe French White Chaa.
Sent. 8. 1S6Ta4t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

Grants Attorney General, Hoar,
has decided that the test oath shall
not be required of the members elect
to the Virginia Legislature. Thus
another military peacock, in the shape
of Gen. Canby, is knocked in the
head, by member of his own herd.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
BOGUS REvESuE OrFIcERs. - The
Washington correspondent of the
.sso.;,.o ,.,.... ...-.

BOGUS REVENUE OFFICERS. - The
Washington correspondent of the
associate press says;
"Tho Revenue Oaice receive many complaints
from different parts Of the country, particularly
away from the large cities, Of bogus deputy mar
sh.s and revenue detectives whp arc engaged in
levying black mail. The public should know that
all parties making demand by authority Of abe
revenue laws are provided with written authority
for so doing. Prompt measures have been taken
by the Commissioner TO have such impostsrs dealt
with according to the strict rigor Of the law"
Between the genuine and bogus tax
gatberers, who have invaded the
country under tho guise Of loyalty,
tho people are being robbed of their
property, and their liberties greatly
curtaaSd. z...t taas Il a,l, ooB;ilss
while tho people are foolish enough
to elevate such ninnics as Grant and
Geary to positions where statesmen
alone should be placed. While this
state Of things continues we will have
moro bogus than genuine government.
Bogus officers, like vice, seldom flour
ish unless carosscd and supported.
As loyalty aud radicalisin have erect
ed dwellings to harbor and breed such
vcrmin, 1t is no wonder the people are
being doyoured by their own dogs.
Therefore, wo say again, while the
tax payers vote for bogus statesmen,
such as now occupy the high places
in the State and Nation, they will be
tormcntcd with bogus money, bogus
political economists, bogus tax gath
crers, and their liberties will soon be
bogus, too.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

The continued serious illness Of Gen.
RawIins, Secretary of War, has com
PEELED Gen. Grant to forsake the race
course and other hauDts Of pleasure,
and repair to Washington which he
very much regrets, according 10 his
dispatch.
LArER-Gen. John A. Rawlins, See.
retary Of War, died at 5 o'clock on
Monday. President Grant did not
arrive in time from Saratoga to see
him.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

Our OF JAIL-wo notice that the
Bcllcfontc National is again out of the
hands of the Sheriff. The paper has
been reconstructed, and looks well for
y J'ack Republican advocate. We
hope Mr. Gould will not wreck his
bark on tie rock of "chcap job " FORK, Z
which proved 50 fatal to his predeccs-
sors. Success to you in everything
except your miserable politics.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
AGRICULTURAL FAIR |

VNllE clcarseld County Agricultural socir.,
Il have determined not to hold a regular Fair
this year, for the following reason, namsly-that
notice has not been given in proper time 10 have
TIE necessary preparations made. Il has been
determined, however, to hold Fair on the old
ground, near the borough Of Clear6eld. on Wedn.,.
DAY, Thursday and Friday, the itih, 18th and
18th days Of October, A. ID. 1875 and for ne
purpose Of anording the farmers an opportunity
Of preparing aud making Il an Object 10 improve
and exhibit fall crops to Be put in The eronud this
year, the following premium is offered for the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

L T,XANINArIONs.--The annual examina-
II iion Of Teachcrs.for Clcsrheld county, will be
held, as followsi Brady, Bloom aud Union, Sept /,
ilth, at Luihersburg curwensvills and Pike, the
18th, at Curwensville Penn, The iith, at Penn.
Vile l.. City and Ferguson, the 18TH At L. City I;
Delthe 10th, at Bower Durnsids,ths IL. at Burn
side n. Washington and Chest, the 10th, st N.
Washington Jordan, n, at Ansonviils; Deccaris
the 22d, at Glen Hope Guelich, the 25d, at James
willie; woodward. the cath, at Happy Valley g.
h use Knox, the 15th. at N. Miliport Dogs,
the 2ith, at centre A. house Decatur and 0sceola
the 2sth. at 0sceolai Morris, the 2eth. at Kyler-
town Graham, the 20th. at---- Bradford and
Independent October the lst, at Jaeksons =. honse
Clearheld and Lawrence, the 3D. At Clear6eidi !
karhaus. the 9th, at Salt Lick Coyingion, the
Iih, At Malsonburg Girard, the sth, Al Congress
Hill Goshen, the 9th al Goshen .. house.
Applicants will furnish themselves with pen and
ink or pencil, and paper, as part Of the sxamina-
ions will be written. No private examinations
will be held, houso Il is necessary for all who
intend 10 teach 10 attend some Of the public ones
which will commence promptly at O'Clock, A. m,
after which nono will be admitted 10 the class.
GEO. W. SNYDER,
Sept !, cote. Co. supt.
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XUANTED--AGENrs FOR
OUR FAMILY PHYSICIAN.

TUsT THE BOOK needed in every family.
~ and so cheap that all can afford II. 1t is a
handsome octave Of 5il closely printed pages.
containing the matter Of $500 volume, but Il
sold at $3.50. II dfeSs from all similar works,
BY giving the different modes OF treatmeot--the
Aliopathie, llomeor nthio. Hydropa THE, Eclectic
and Herbal, thus rendering 1t avai,able where
other books nre Of no use. Agents end II BY
far the best selling book Of the kind published.
Over two thousand (2,bo0l copies have already
been sold In tho city Of Chicago. where the
author resides. Send for Circulars, giving full
particulars, terms, etc.
Address, Z. 2. VENT, Publisher,
No. Barclay St., New York.
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NOTICE.

A Ill persons are hereby notified who hav,
"A leased Banking ground At or near the mouth
OF Whitmcr run on the property Of Groom, Dick.
ey Co., that all back pay must be paid up be.
u re any more ground eau DO obtained. And ali
persons banking timber or logs or any oihci
lumber on the aforesaid properly, without per.
mission, will be held for trcsspAss, or be charged
my dollars per raft for said ground. Application
ior said ground must be made to ". S. Diekey
Glen Hope, Pa.
GROOM, DIcREY A co.
Sent l. lg6Q-6tn
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TTNDER AN ORDER Of the Orphans Court
" Of Clcar6cid county, Pa, dated June ~
1869, tho undcrsigned administrator Of Henry n,
smcal, deceased, will sell By public vendss OF
outesy, ct the premises In Graham township.
Thursday the 25i dsy sf September, 1890,
at o'clock, p. m, that valuable REAL ESTATE
described as follows. beginning at post at the
south east corner, thence by land Of W. P. smcal.
south OF porchcs TO post, thence by land Of
II. lIamlin, west u pcrches to a post, thence by
land Of Margaret Smeal. north lO1 pcrchcs to 4
post, thence by land Of W. T. sncal, east ~
perches to the place Of beginning,
Containing 80 Acres, more or less.
TERMS The one half oa confirmation Of sale.
and the balance IN year thereafter, with inter
est FROM date Of sac, to be secured By bond and
mortgage on the property.
b. b, sCH00NOvERl
HENRY HAMLIN, Admr''
Sept T. iS6a-it
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CAUTIoN.--An persons are hereby caution
~ ed against purchasing or in any way med
ding with the following property, now in the
possession Of Gainer r. Bloom, Of bloom town
ship, viz; ONE GRAY MARE, as the same
belongs to me aud is subject 10 my order.
HENRY PRNTz.
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Houses and Lois for Sale

EouR HOUSES and LOTS in cisArs.ld 4,
IL sale on reasonable terms Possession giu,
IN thirty days. Also, plot Of POUR LOTS "a
the corner Of Fourth and Reed street,. ,i,,
l72x2O0 feet. Three Of these lots are u,h lse.,J
for either lumber yard, coal yard or for builaing
purposes generally. being within ise fee, Of ,b,
railroad depot. Price and term, r,asonatla.
Apply TO GEORGE THORN.
fch14-f Clsarfsld p,
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New Cabinet!

MosEANYoN LAND AND LUMBER CON
wi PANY offer for sale Town Lots in IL, ls,.
ough Of 0seeolh, clearhsld county, Pa, and ~,
lots TO suit purchassrsOutsido the limits Of IA
borough. 0sccola is situated on the No,tanno,
Creek, in the richest portion Of the ,Ouhiy !,
Clearheld, on the line Of the Tyrone 4 cs.rs,l
Railroad. where the Moshannon and Bs1,,r,,.
branch roads inierscet 1t Ia also in III, hear, u
the MoahAnnon ecal basin, and large bodi., 4
white pine, hemloek, oak, and other timber ,uf.
round Il. 0ne Of the largest lumber uAnui.slur.
ing Establishments IN the State il located in IL,
town, while there arc many other lamb,t ..d
shingle mills around 1t. The town 10 but ,.,sn
years old, and contains population Of one lAsu.
sand nhabitants.
lD- For further information apply At The ses
Of the above company.
JOHN LAwsHR.
nprl+ 6uperinisbdent
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

N@tfe'"f@Nf 20
Now, these twenty.seven millions
and upwards ought, under tho law,
have gonc into the Sinking Fund, and
10 have been applied to the reduction
of the State Debt. If they did not 90
there and were not so applied, ichere
did they 90 and 10 iohdt use were they
applied : This is question which
the people ask the Radical State Off.
cials, aud to which they demand an
honest and straightforward answer.
This sum has certainly not been
applied in payments on the first State
loan. On the first of December, 1860,
the State Debt was s37 ,969,S47 SO.
On the first of December, 1868, the
State Debt was So, ,2S6,945 10, show
ing that but 81 ,6S2 ,00l 81 of tho debt
has been paid during these eight years.
Now, if all tho taxes received at the
State Treasury, which under the law
belonged to the Sinking Fund, had
been applied in payments on the State
Debt, we should have the following
exhibit;
State Debt in $37 900 sg7 30
Receipts Of Sinking fund from 1861
I'LL ls6s..."..... 27,o06,227 IS
Amount Of debt remaining ,O63, ,6l0 %
II, therefore, the finances of the
State had been properly and lawfully
administered, and the Democratic plan
for paying of the State Debt contained
in the Sinking Fund Act Of 1868, had
been fairly and honestly carried out,
during the last eight years, the debt
would only be little over ten millions
instead of upwards OF hirty.three mil.
lions. 1icenty three millions that went
into the State Treasury during The
last eight years, and that ought to
have gone into the Sinking Fund for
the paying of the State Debt. have
been squandcred, or stolen. We do
not charge this; the figures prove It,
We ask the closest scrutiny of what
we have here stated, and refer the
reader 20 the btatutc-book aud the
reports Of the Auditor Generals Office
for proof OF iourallegations
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CONTAINING 10 ACRES.
educational.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
Rev. P. |. Harrison. A. NJ, Principal.

THR FIRST SESSION Of the n,I, .Ae-
Il lastic year Of this Institution will eonmsns'
on MONDAY, the 9th day Of September, 1857.
Punils can enter at any time. They will b
e"areed ~tth s-s.s-- 49, sg-.. thar shisf 10
the close of the Session.
The course Of Instruction embraces every thing
included In thorough, practical and assoH.
plished education for both sexes,
The Principal. having had the AdvIn.agt si
much experience In his profession, assures pa.
rents and guardians that his entire ability saa
energies will be devoted 10 the moral and nn.
tai training Of the youth placed under his eha,f,,
TERMS OF TUITION.
orthograpby, Reading, Writing. and Primary
Arithmetie, per Session IN wssks) ssN
Grammar, Geography, Arithmsts, and
History NN
Algobrs, Geometry, Trigonouetry, Men
suration, Surveying, Philosophy, Physi-
ology, Chemistry, Book Keeping, Botany
and Physical Geography Ssu
Latin, Greek and French. with any Of The
above Branehos fi?W
Musfc--Piano $50 letsopt) .Sleu
jes-No deduction will be made for abssrs,.
ea- Ger further particulars Inquire Of
Rev. =. l., HARRISON, AL
Feb. 4, 1889 II. ls.2sl Principal
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

Our dd interim President, Grant,
has peSn sojourning at Washington
for several days past.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08
DemooratiO County TiCket.

William Pitt Fessendon, U. s. Sena.
tor from Maine, is lying dangerously
i'll at Portland,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

DRoPosALs---The School Directors of Pike
Il district will receive sealed proposals until
tue 25th Of Sept. for building School House, on
LAID Of John Dunlap. Said house to be 2ixsO
feet 70 feet to the ceiling. double plank, weather
boarded and pasterod with three coats, also three
coats paint on II. The stone and frame timber
will he furnished on the ground-alpo the plank
will be hauled. The house to be flashed by the
first Of September, 1870.
NJ L. c. EVANS,
Curwensyille, Sept. s, 'o9-st. Secretary.
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altm Advertisements.

INSrRaf.--caue trcaspAssing on the prem
IL ises Of the subscriber reading In Beecaria
township. On or about the 18th Of a. Augugi, last.
BLACK MULE mane trimmed close, tail
untrmmod. with two small white spots on the
left shoulder, and one on the left hip, and shod
all around. The owner or owners are hereby re-
qucsied to come forward. prove property, pay
charges, and take him away, ca he will be sold
As the Law directs. X. 3. tEE.
Glen Hone Sept. 8, '6Q-3t
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HorisJurg, orgast 2S.
deersr


p ST. doant think tratcrs kan
maik fun Of this letter, for rote IL
with The diekshinery cloas alongside.
J. c.
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NOTICE.

TN the matter Of he application Of VIII am
Il Mapes, To the Court Of Common Peas, In
snd for clearheld county. 10 be disohsrgsd
from his surelyship for monies received BY
fiancis Dunlap. late Of said Borough Of Clear
field, Pa, from the estate Of John Crossihwait,
late Of Centre county, Pa, being the Legaeics
bequeathed to John and Daniel Dunlap.
BY virtue Of certain kule which was granted
by the Orphans Court at Clearheld, the 30th day
Of June, 1859, do hereby give notice to all per
sons interested In said fund received a. above
stated, to appear on or before the second Monday
Of September, proximo, and present their elaine
according to law, and do such other matters as
the Court may requirs Of them in the premises,
or bs forever barred, and also show cause accord
ing to the following rule made in this case.
THOS. J. MCCULLOUGH.
ATTY. for VIM. Mapss.
June 80, 1859, Rule is granted 70 show cause
why William Mapes should not be released and
discharged from bond given by him ps suret y
with one Francis Dunlap, to the Orphans Court
Of Clekrfeld county, on the 30th day Of septem-
bsr, A. d., 1874, in pursuance Of an Act or A.
scmbly approved the 29th day Of April, ls44.-
Publication TO be made Of this Rule In two news.
- papers published In clcarfeld county
( SEAL for four weeks prior to the September
Wv Term. Bl THE COURT.
Aug IS, 'c9-4L
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1869-09-08

NsTKAfs.--cane trespassing on the prcmi.
IL ses OF the subscriber, residing in Bell .own.
ship. on or about the first day Of July last, two
IEIFERS, about two years old one white, with
red ears and red spots on the sides tho other rcd
white along the back and belly. Also, a small
dark brinde bull, supposed to be one year old
The owner or owners are hereby requested TO
come forward, prove property, pay charges, aud
take them away, or they will be sold according to
law. JOHN W. MOTT.
rorer, Augu,t II, 1860 gtrd.
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Containing FiftY-onn Anres

Thirty five Of which are cleared and und,, ,.i
state Of cultivation, besides being entirsi, ~,
lain with coal, and having thereon ere,,td S.,r
Ing hosss, barn and Other neesunry outbui,i,,,
together with fine orchard Of sreellsnt mi, :,
all kinds. The farm adjoins Baker, Smith ~
Nitherow, near church and school hou,,. ~
having never falling 'pring OF water.
Any further information can be sb,tipsal A,
calling on the premises. or Addressing the mn.
signed at New Mlllport.
Jylf-3m HENRY HUNTER
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A Farm for Sale or Rent.

TUE subscriber residing near Prenshvllls, Cor.
Il ington township, gives notice that be VII
either sell or rent the we'll known farm, AdjsilAs
land. Of Solomon Maurey, Yalenoni md ~
Sol DAader farm,
CONTAINING 10 ACRES.
About PITY improved, having licreon kSas,
and barn, excellent water and fne young ersA.
ard. Also, LOT for sale, nsar the church.
rH-For further Particular call IN person "
address the undersigned At Frenehville y. 0.
auglis4tpd STEPHEN RoUssEY.
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| DsIINIsrRATOn,s NOTICE.-No

A DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.-Notice
IA Is hereby given that letters Of naturalization
on the estate Of ROBERT WEIGH, deceased,
late Of Dcggs township. Ciearfcd county, Pa,
having been duly granted to the rncd. ali
persons indebted to said estate will please make
payment, and those having claims or demands
will present them properlv authenticated for set.
uemsnt. kkBRcCA WEIGH,
jy26-o,pd Admlnistratrix.
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NEW MILLINERY
AND
RGm0Y @@@19s
and
DRESS MAKING ESTABL lSHMEkT.

UHLOO WNNINu LOIHULIoTTHILVI'
TusT OPENED In the room recently occupied
~ BY the Miss Reeds and directly opposite
Mossops Store, clearheid, Pa. All the late
styles Of bonnets, hats. 4e., for old aud young
Ladies, misses. and ehildrcns' trimming,. rib
bona, and coat velvsts, laees, gloves, As., al
ways kept on hand.
DRESS MAKING
In all its vsrious brsnche. and latest styles,
for old. MIDDLE aged, and the young. made to
order. by the nos. fatbionabls drsss makers.
Mrs. 7. 4. WATSON.
Aug. Is, ls6s.--tL
Also agent for the "Msgic MAesdonian OIL"
Warranted to cure Rheumatism, Neuralgia,
Liver Complaint. Ac. No cure, no pay.
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Settlement Notice.

A IL Persons knowing themselves Indebted to
IA me, will please call and settle a, once. The
books arc at the Store Of Whitcomb A Townsend,
OsccolA. Pa. @. s. PERRY.
osecola, Pa. July 81, lss9-sm.
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Tannery for Rent.
V'lE Administrators Of the late WIN. Ruehan.
Il an oiisr for rent the we'll known Tannery
situate in Pcnnville, together with the dwellings
Possession given at any time. For further var.
tculafs call at tho premises, or address the un.
dersigncd at Gnmrian Hills P. o.
WM. y. JOHNSON,
MAR0ARBT BUCHANAN,
jyltCt'pd Adm'rs.
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One Hundred Acres, more or lesa
Farm for Sale

THE undersigned. residing in Knor ,o-pal,
Il desires 70 sell bis farm At private ,.l,. A.,
person desiring homo will DO well ,s ,.u "a
examine these premiscs,
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AEoTnER LETTER FROM CovoDr.-
The Chairman Of the Republican State
Committee has written the following
letter to member Of the Committee
ia this section;
IIorisburg, orgust 2s.
deer Sr
! hev ritcn TO Mr. delanno, the
Comishncr ofintcrnlc RaTcnoe. telling
Him tow lett up on thee whisky decl.
ars or Gary is Detected Evry man
'hoos opinyun is wuth Kuss has toald
dclano thee saim thing If he doant
compli with my rckwcst grant will
bee asked to remoov Him.
Things is loaking midlih faro.
yOors trooly
4