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The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-09

CAL al Nicholson IL Blackmou's and buy
COOKING stove with iron ware fer twelve
duilats
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-01-09

Mi'lers Cough Honey, hest in town. Fo,
ale at GRIFFks BRos.
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We have . full assortment Of Skatea
NICHOLSON i BLACKXoN,
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Giifney bas a large lot Ot scotch ole and
Loudun porter especially or family use, hy
tho bottle or case.
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1t is thought singular in regard TO the
Spotts~ood Hotel 6re that The sates with
md"'y 10 them were So much more PROMPT
Y recovered t5aa tie !uman remains.
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Having added to ny large stock. ON
now ready 10 supply Scotch Whisky, Jsmsi
ca Rum and all other imported goods vi
New York prices.
uovl2 u OWEN GAYYSEY.
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Milers Camphor Ice, the hest In the
market, as GRTFFEs Bros.
nuv 10 lm.
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A full variety Of Skates. at
NICHOLSON l. Rl.CKNoN's,
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NnTIcE Ia haTeby given that Mr.. D. G.
GravesIs my agent for Petroleum Centre
and vicinity.
}. l.. JOHNSON.
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Oyster and Clam Stcws, those old fash
ioned ones, al Voucher's. -
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We defy Competition in Brck
skin Gloves! We know what W. ssy whe :
We assrtt that we can aud do sell the teu
Of Buck skin Gloves cheaper than any othet
place in town. HAMMERS h ALDEN.
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Best Refined Oil 20 cents per, gallon, at
RUrHERFORDS
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A pair OF Skates 10 a good Christnial
present.
NICHOLSON / BLAcEYoX.
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etroIeum Centre Daily Record
Pet Centre Monday, Jan. Q.
ARRIVAL AND DEPRATUER Oh
TRAINS ON O. O. K A. n. n.

TRAINS ON o. O. 4 A. n. r.
On and after Monday, Nov. av,b, 1870.
@sius will ran - follows:
konra no. 8. NO. 8. NO. l.
Leave Irvine. 1901 P \. BIO p y
Le.ve on City 700 4 H. 2.65 ru. 7.bo p +
Pet.Con 7.40 " $50 $50 8.
T1usv. $40 4.2a " 9,l2 {"
A1f'e c0FFy' 1000 s,b7 1888
soura. NO. .. NO. 4. no. 6,
Leave CORY, li.06 A y. 6. 10 An s.i5pr
" Titnsv. l2.40P y. 7,35 7,62 "
=" r. Gen. LET /" SIS 0 eA2 g
Arrive 0. City 2.l0 " 9,O2 " a2o -
Irvine. 400 " ll,40 &"
q No. b and 6 run on Sunday.
FREIGHT TRAINS NORTH.
No H. M. ls NJ II. No. IL No a
AoC, ais A.x. li,isA.n. io,65ax V,soxx 8 10 m
ArP 9 1919 q" i,o,rx ls,i6rs s,is" 20 :.
1.ac; I. e., !i,HAn 4. A.! a'aa" Las sA5 !" e,i0"
FREIGHT TRAINS SOUTH.
n ~ No. TO- No. 9. No. is. No. H. No o.
= q, sooA.x ssoAx 20 An. lila A.. osfS s;p.
Asocio,id " iu,sa" I,ss :" 2,v5" ;.SO.
~ City and Petroleum Centre freight, leave. OIL
SMy 2,lO H. M, arrives ct petrDlsu,u Centre 4 IN n
y. Lsavos Petroleum Centre ct 40 a., arrives
l. -, 5 ana ar. c.p.e.. train.
No, 10 is through soeowm0dation, sonuect, At
OsTy Tor East and Moth. "
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING cAR.
Zoe S-Dircet from Phladslpha without change.
o. s-Dmcct 20 Phi!adeIphis without chung,
No g. Direct IN Pitfsb urgh without ch.nys.
Monday, Nov. ~ 1870.
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NEW NVIRTlSFNENTs
ssNuSe For saIr.

aes'rse'c Horae To- snl", s';un.,d r, A.,
bert YARN Fitted up with every convcn,. .rae me p.
hmily use n r.te barg IN j. of ret. r,.m.eo rMe as
pnnicusts enquire ut the Ja,ne.t ", r'G h,t
store. mhis 4
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a CARD.

T,WS COLUMBIA CORNEr DANR
L. OF COLUMBIA FARM. expresses 70 he
pub,ic in genera thanks for al favorr and rars-
aee bestcwct upcn them, md they hereby M
noncr that they aro always ready ~ plsy sn oil
occasions wh're the services Of good ull Rand
: reunlr d, such a FUBL G MEErN6e. FESTL
PrprieoTs ard Managers o, t,ayel'rk Theatre
onpes who have no hand with th,m, We 10.
n"ui &c That We are ready 10 erpa,c ourselves io<
Po'cony ser, r1des. All those >ha' are in med e
good full Bass Pa, for abtve stated stssiO1S,
win please address all COMMUNICATION 10
u. G. SNITii, Lender G. q. B.,
Box rs Columbia Fam r. O
Mi'ler's nnrivailsd Worm Con trctiou',-
warranted at GRiFrEs Bros.
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EGfS SALE.

.. \ pw r'LING House in Wild On,
k"nnuSctt trac;. fret q and rent or asle VI "a
once. VI r hs
Also ore by N'PE 10 years c,d. we,ch. a..
~ hundrc1 IN excel ent tn..i rsa home a,a c0nl
be sold rcn4 isable WV VII
jai6Aw NJ Y. H. PlsBap
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Best Refined Oil 20 cents psr gallon. at
J. RuTHERroRD'9.
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A GOOD
'NV.S 5 T ~! INT.
A GOOD
To mud rslsnod orrs for SIC 'hn, valuable m,
ptrty kuown as The w
SALEM MILLS!

Sesr Sa'rm Staten, on tAc Jamestown b r'-sblpa
RailfCad. IN sugar Grove y wushlp, Mer or Conn
Ia .hc propeitv oooslts fa ,pist md saw
Nu', TWO DWEii,lNnsH rsis. LARGE BARN
ard aboi t - At as Of AND. The mil uw IA
q l.rge thr, c.stnry huilhiug, in hpiraie repsl
there 10 tho pair oi buhrs. with eli tie nece,
ary II ach'nery, N god u.Gcr ,hs capacity Of
wh'ch ma readily he made four hundred pura,,
in went. 'onr h ur. The saw Mil l. IN VI
repair 1inGer in s5nicaIec " thir rea., nalls
distance. Wat rpowcr good ard reliable ,hnurA
ont tie year. The locst Un I, nts' alear, DO b fi
Gu ION d ruerrhan, WORK, heig in rcd
n i. ib rhoud ard within afw rod. Of SRA
Sati"n The facilities f1I ship % the oil GU.
try are excellent.
Adde'S JAN Is &. BROWN.
0,ea>iiie, Ps,
Or. call bpon C 80. FOrLK at the Mil.
~ in add ion 90 the nbnvc d"4cribed property
will a'sr sell a'>ou. $50 ACRES o. Ia Nd ajoIa
ing tic saIne. improvements are some 81 i,rs
cleared. fame hou,s rud two ira,ne bans. 4
considerable l;an,ity Of timber on the tr rict
jams ~ JAMLS e. BROWN.
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WALL PAPER
at GRryFEs BRoa
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local Notices.


LOcml Notices.
s. NJ. Petten2iIl Il Co.., ~
Park rox, New Yolk, and Geo r. lowell ! c'..
Advertising Agents, are the sole agents for the Re,
,roleum Centre DAILY RrcoRn In that city. Ad.
vertiseis in Il at city requested to leave their
70 yors with either of the above houses
TO LET.
For Balls, Socials Meetings, &c, the hall
opposite the Rochester House aud over II
Warmers nnur anu feed store. Apply to
nov 3U-,f ii. WARNER.
AT IsBAM's, TrrusvILLE.-Gmt's Waich-
es. 4 fi.li line Ui American Watches, ir-
Guiding Howard Nickel movement.
All styles light harness. cheaper than the
cheapest. made from Motfai's oak stock, aud
warranted, al J Il. Kron's.
Oyster and Clam Stews, those old fash
ioned ones, al Voach.r's. -
BlRDS.-The b, st Singing aid cteapes.
Canary Birds IN the oil rrgious ars to be
had AT
nSv7-H J. W. BEATTy's.
Cal al Nicholson IL Blackmous and buy
COOKING Stove with iron ware fer twelve
doilars
Gifney has large lot Uf scotch ole and
London porter especially or family use, hy
tho bottle or case.
Miller's Campho' Ice, th. hest In the
market, Us GRrEFEs Bros.
nuvl9-lm.
We defy Competition in Back
skin GiOvts! We know what We ssy whe
We assrrt that we can aud do sell the leu
Of Buck skin Gloves cheaper than any othet
place in town. HAMMERS h ALDEN.
Best Refined Oil 20 cents per, gallon, OF
RUrHERr0RDs
Having added to my large atock. / en-
now ready TO supply Scotch Whisky, Jamsi
ca Rum and all other imported goods vi
New York prices.
uovl2 IL OWEN GAYYSIY.
WALL P4PAR
at GRryFEs BRoa
A pair ot Skates 10 q good Christmas
present.
NICHOLSON / BLAcEYoX.
Brorzes, Opera Glasses. French Ciocks.
Fans, Fine London leather gonds, at
IsHAM's. Ti,nsvilie.
A full variety Of Skates. at
NICHOLSON 4 RL.cKNoN's,
We have full assortment Of Skatea
NICHOLSON i BIACKaoN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12
A Golden Picture.


The GoidcR Age draws truc-but
TO Radical eyes by no means q pleas
ing piciurc-of the Radical party
That party, Il says, sis now passing
under shadow; The Democratic party
is advancing is dangers into the sin. "
OF the loss in New Hampshire it says
that "deicated on the Green Mouu-
tains, the Administration is'pushed a
step downward into the Valley Of
Humiliation OF course we know, rs
the Batavians did, that single battle
is not the whole war But we know
also, that tho New Hampshire verdict
bears tie inscription, L Pluribus
CRuEj which by interpretation means
that this defeat is but one of series
Of coming losses" President Grant
in the midst of his ambitious longings
for a denomination in 1872, suddenly
irds all bis hopes nipped in the bud
by an uniimely end and biting frost.
The Golden Age secs no hope for
futur3 success for the Radical party,
as it is now constituted Having
enumerated a long list Of short com
ings and failures on the part Of Radi-
calism including "tbe dead level Of
mediocrily" that-caaracterizes Presi-
dent Grant, IL declares that none of
these causes taken singly or IN combi-
nation have lead to the decline, and
necessitatcd the ultimate overthrow
Of the Radical party, but the reason
which undcriics The matter is Of still
graver import, and is simply because
the party "has no living. breathing,
inspiring issue with which, as Of old,
20 excite The enthusiasm Of the people,
and 70 gaiher their swelling numbers
under a victorious flag For the last
two years the Republican party has
kept alive almost solely on the prestige
of tho previous ten" Devoid of a
watch word, a battle cry, a campsong,
it is, in short, utterly destitute Of
'moral sinewsn
This new Journal. which is radical
among Radicals, fails 10 find anything
good in the Radical party, or one
reason why its existence should be
prolonged, and frankly declares that
the greatest blessing that could beflIl
the country IN 1872, would be for the
Democracy to ''take victorious posses
sion Of government which President
Grant has failed to administer to the
satisfaction ithe country" Tilton is
a competent witness as to the rotten
ness OF Badiralism, and we shall not
dispute either his testimony or the
s0undness of bis conclusions Pitts.
Jurgb Post.
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The Critical Periods Of Human Life.

From the age of forty TO that of
sixty, man who properly regulates
himself may be consideredin the primo
Of life His matured strength Of
constitution renders him almost i'm
peryious TO the attacks Of disease, and
an his functions arc in the highest
order Having gone a year or two
past sixty. however, be arrives at a
critical period of existence; the River
OF Death flows before lim. and he re-
mains ut a staudstill But athwart
this river Is viaduci, called "Ihe
Turn Of Life" which, If crossed in
safety leads 10 The valley cold Age"
round which the river winds, and
then flows beyond without boat or
causeway to effect its passage. The
bridge is, however, constructed of
fragile msterias, and il depends
upon how 10 is trodden Whether It
bend or break. Gout appoplexy, and
~ iln- bod sl,.. So .---- p -,
vicinity 20 wayiay tho traveller, and
thrust him from the pass but let him
grid up bis loins, and proyido himself
with perfect Composure. To quote a
metaphor the "Turn ofLife is turn
either into a prolonged walk or into
tho grave Tho system and power,
having reached their utmost expan-
sion, now begin either 90 close ike
tl0wers at.snnset, or break down ut
once. One iniudicious stimulant, a
single fatal excitement, may force 1t
beyond it, strengths whilts a careful
supply OF props, aud the withdrawal
of all that tends 10 force plant, will
sustain il in beauty and in vigor until
night has nearly set in.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12


As rummarcd through the r.rrsi.
Listn ming % the falling rain
As L paiierei on the shinrler.
And against the Hin5oH pane,
Peeping over chests aud b0xcs.
Which with dust were thicklv rprcaa.
Saw ] in the farihosi corner
What vas once ny trunlls bed.
And drew il from the recess.
Where IL hni r,-cainll - lgur,
Hearing ali the while the r-rsis
OF ny mothers voice 10 song.
As she sung in sHe-tcsi ascruiI.
What ] SINCE have citsn rsad.
Hush, ny dear, iie stiil and tiuublr.
Holy angels guard thy bed"
As listened. recoilc-iions
That ] thought had been forgot.
Come With al the Eush Of mu1aory,
Rushing. thronEius to the spot,
AZ I wandered back 10 chiilhood.
To those merry days Of yorc.
When I kneii beside my mother,
By this bed upou the hoor-
Then g vas, with hands % gently
Placed upon ny iuiaui bad,
Thai she taught ny lips b. utter
Carefully the Hords she said.
Never eau thoy Be Forgotten
Deep are they IN memory E--run-
llalioued be Thy ramo. Q Faihc-
Father Thou Hho an 10 Hsaron.~
This she tsuEhi me ihsr she told ne
OF its import grusf and deep,
Amer which learned 20 uficf
Nov ! lay mt i1uu % sitcp.-
Then ii Hzs with hands upiiifol,
Aud in accents son ard mild.
Thai ny mnihs- asked Oar faihcrl
' Father, Do Ihuu biels uy chiil.-
Years hAvs passed and that dssr uethtr
Long has m1uldcfei 'uuail fhs sod
And trusf Der sainici sririi
hertis ir the home OF God
Eui that scene a. SIMMER twilight
Never has iron ufmu-T Ted
And o. comgs in az ifi FRESHNESS
When ] SEE nv fruullr bed
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12

They err who assume that General
Butler did not know what he was
about when be wrote bis letter which
pui Speaker Blaine 90 tho offensive.
The Essex county statesman may not
have been successful as n soldier, but
that De knows The theory OF war, both
in the field aud in politics, it we're
idle 20 dcny Bgtlor goes for bigger
game than Blaine. Tho friends Of
the powder Wonder has been sitting q
long while on the cork OF that
bottle which Grant So kindly provided
f1r him, and be courts an att.ck from
the White House which win warrant
bis cutting ihc strings Benjamin is
a Sumncr man-his constituents and
the people of Massachusetts are for
Samner-and when the Tines are
prouiticus DC wiz cut tho strings, and
together Sumner. Butler and Phillips
will make ID warm tor the man of the
Galeua grocery. Aud who doubts
the result in that fight of brains
against dulincss and greed World.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12


A UEtvr Cu1UD.-Old Captain
D1uk. of Stonin-ton, relates The iol-
lowing rcnarkatlc Incident that oc.
currcl while on the passage from
New YORK.. some ycars ago. lie ob.
served one summer afternoon, heavy
cl1ud arise from tho land, and, 10 bis
great surprise, approach the vessel.
Sudierlv ID broke near bin, and mil
lions OF musquitos covered the deck
1T the vessel t0 several inches, while
part of tho flock went through the
maiusa1. lcsving nothing bat thc bolt
ropes ii'y hanging % the spars
Corrobarativc evidence TO this aston
isbinr tale was found in the person oi
a d5wn east skipper, who heard the
storv. sud who. on comparing date.
with thc narrator, declared that twu
d1ys alcrvarl BIS shipswas boarded
by part oftbe samo duck, AVID they
90 worc canvas brecches
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12

A short time since, gt wedding
party 90 Bloomsbury, Columbia couu
Is, Pa g Young man picked up a gur
and inquirinr whether it wgs loaded
received q ne- -tivc reply lu play
fil maurer be pointed the grn 20 thg
bride tarcaicnirg 90 shoot ~ the
same time pa.iug The trigger, when
to Dis horror thc gun went OF, the
contents passing between the feet 0i
thc bride. tearing her dress and iodg
ne in table near ty. No serious
harm resulted
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DR. ]. 2. BuRcHFIEIn.

Iais surrtst sfths So BEG meri. Psuufylrania
faiurfssrt. turinr rtf1rurd frun tts Arlrr.
slerr be fFafessiuual services 90 ne cIiiuUur
tf cisa-fsif raurfr.
- fraislaiaral calls promptly ntiHu trt tn.
oa-s ~ sec1ui si-e1i farusrlr c-crfira ~
Dr.. Weeds frrrt fs-f'
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'Alone the Sunnr Bants 81 an. :

HtAAHHAAl|N AAaAAINANa Nal n ~ ANNNA
and on Monday the 9th instant, m
ceremony Of establishing ani namin.
the town took place TIE occasion
was very haTrY one, and was grace.
by the presence oi many eio1ncut IN.
distinguished men and hundrsds o
beautiful ladies Amer The proceed
ings had been fairly Organized. th.
particular star Of the occasi0n. Dr.. J
c. Aver. after whom the town VA
NAMED, was inirodacci. and spoE.
cioqueusly ss follows
L1iifl 1nz Geaflcusa =
On the western coast Of Scoiiaa
where j slopes ini0 the Irish Sea. :
river, risiuE OF the mountains q ltl
inner land. winds d0un among thl
hills and empties- into the Fnih O..
Clyde From remote time Is has
been called Ayr, from an cd Scotch
word AYR, meaning ~ eagles me-,
the city q Ayr. For more than q
fhoaslni years ii has becn noted 90
thc history cf Sco.ianf Durinr the
Ears q Elbcri Brucc 60 Was cus IL hi.
resorts, and vas especially favored ly
him bccsrse be Wzs there curel ..
leprosr. Ofrer C-ouusu made ID
one Of the depois ard headquarters oi
his army IN BE aiiack upon Scutianl,
and one Of bis old forts l. noE the
Citadel Of AYR
Bat ab0re al iis distinctions. AYR
was the birlh place az The poet Barns
and what 2 p11t. What a wore has
be given % an tie eniearmcrts Oi
home How has he hzlluued tie
cottage and al iis co-crs-uel-s and
siie, patches and poverty, beans. tzr-
ley. ale. hardship and me T.1c- mans
toll How be raFs viii tenicruess
whatever De names ErEn his bleak
lra-ues uf Tzsturc. The stutt.e fell
Zee. suau, seet- and ram. brooks.
birds, uicr. ttislles and heather His
Bourv nn1n. John Auiersl1. ny j.
iohn. A1li Lang cyut- and hi-tl tllri
NARY roI rruri the Wl i1 Cve-
ringing svur.luuy VITA r---- g r---s-
aud i..-i ir Lcn1n nature Hfs sln-s
500 and mtli lhe h1lr.s ui ycl-h ard
ulaiiens. t-r- sazce On -hl s1-rCr-
5n- and cou-1-a On lte lElrl--lr-el
tr the-r i1f- lis ias-i-ati1- h-s sst
tha ar,-ars f- u---5c tl strains t,1-
arr iuurl.L
.r ..-. ----- ...-.- -rrr- q fr-
-alrr class7r. t1r kt t-s re-ierel
-taf i-uizrE Soatrt Ilar7e iia'11i %
fame Tia naur uf iis home ard -
trtarci rirr- aTr u1s liiie1 or tae
uinrs uf i.is raihns. ard n'E i-e -
T.rCariir- l--.--,.= ---tra- n r--s. as
s-.-.s i.ss rus has S1ll--rc-
A.rr- tlc borders rs Ihe sra ir a
para .e-rau and surru-rt-r ths
tlvr 8 q e-z-,ry srte sans ua-c-
aTr-hir.
q u-l EurT Tclr rallErce Or
acz- lre t.--ar- rl r T ancestors frr--
11c zHa1rs lllu rl Arr. tt-- + 11
Arr. aeEz ll-o--a la1 eclt-rls %
tiis Arrr u1u i.E-e Tc1- rh-c--a
rl-ss'.uics -l -,1rc-sr ard Tle1-r
-rff freurr and u-1ar-zrres lrac-eT
iara i-1rz-ls ult Ez-i. IRE
iln1 ard S1-sari, ar- lzsrr ui.l rre
Arlrls. uta are -r s-c-. --t NIX
.rrc 1rttr- aL
~ -v1r tzrt c11sec The
ra-1s I irlr-lle1 f- vr-r t1uu viii
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THE
rsrAnLIsHED Isa7,
Terms of Subscriutiou,

~ ,,ii 10 advance, or within months....s2 90
n p,ii after and before . months......... ? so
n aid arsr the expiration Of G months. 3 90
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12

PuAcIicAI pirrY.-A teacher ct tho
freedmen was sitting Ih the window
af her room watching two negroes
.oad.rg goods into "a clL Oue Of
them vas disposed Boz shirk ihc other
stopped aud lookine sharply ai The
hry oae. said 'Slm. do yoa expect
% 70 20 heaven i' ''lcs.' "Ihcn
take hold lnd it
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12

Somebody has given droll para
phrase of George Washington ana his
hatohct story. lie SAYS General But
Ter and Wendell Phillips were in the
rardcn of The White House waiting
io see the President They were
kept there for somc while, whom but-
Ter. picking on "a hstchet, began cut
ting the trees 90 hccuile the limo
Grant soon after appeared and asked.
.sWho has been hacking these trees ~
Butler answered. Il cannot tell lie,
Ir President, Wendell Phillips didiL"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12

4 wife in San Francisco lately pat
a petition ior divorce in the cauft, on
The ground thai her husband ras a
"couiouuded iom Ihc iHdgc. rho
was uu Old bachelor, would uot admit
lhc plea. because. he said, every man
who gets msrried world be liable TO
thc same imnniaiinn-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12

PFvNstLvANIA 6ovFnNoGs Penn
81 lvauia has bsol sixteen Governors
since 1890. on the s..fccu Use are
now i,in--Wm + Juansion. rcsii-
ing in ihe western pari of The State I;
WHiam BiElar in Clcmheli county,
Jame- pnlinek d'rectnr uf TIE Mint
uf Pbiudclpiia; Andrciv 6 Curtin,
Mmis' er to Russia AVID John w.
Gcary. the present Governor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-04-12

Two citizens OF Mcdora, jackson
county. Ind, went io law. about five
wear. ago. over rail fence, TIE value
of which was pfohst'y st5 The case
Is row before tho Srrrcme Cuuff. for
Guai uJudicaiion ami. up 90 int pres
ent time, the costs Huiouut 10 sa,vVV.