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EF ARr GALLEKY.-It is with
pleasure that We recenaend our read
ers to Mr.. 8. L. Barrstt's Art Gallery.
Thi, gentleman is now prepared to take
all kinds Of pictures. He also has pic
lures. picture frames, and SxlO rose.
wood frames for sale. Give him an
early call.
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Madier. loe~ood. alumni, corpsrs.
and vitrioll tt arinkman's.

Window glass, al sizes, putty, Yin cans, J
lin,eH oil, ,his lead, paint brushes, colorS
10 oil. vsTnishes Of al kinds, hre-procf
p.r.', ~rs-faScr, &c, k,st constantly on
hand and FOR sale cheap by 4. 81 Dent.
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New Goods constantly arriving at
Porter Johuson's Cheap Cash Store, at
the sign of the Red Flag.
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.R. T. B. CAMDEN,

~ -raYsIclIs AND SURGEON, -
1rs on Main street, opposite Dunnington's
WESTON, 4. "a.
Treats all affections Of the eyes, d.for-
lih.s, I'D surgical and medical ,a,es gel-
rilly.
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A,.Losuz.-2uestiOn Why are
Porter .Ichn,on's goods so caeap!
Ansrsr :-Brcssse he has an agent
Who bu,s far cash snd does not charge
Porter JvLa.uu 6re cent for LSying.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-24

N- FIsH.-Ws have it from Gil
mer that this has been the best FISH
season" for many years past. Pike Of
seventeen ts twenty pounds have been
common. =
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YRESTOS DAWSON,

IL -sLAckssIIhAN p lknS-HoENH
NEAR THE FOUNDRY. SfSfuN.
Carriages, Bus..ics. TSoss. &c, re-
Fsired on short notice, and IN The n.s,
lSssonable ssrus- Horse-shoeing carefully
offended to:
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RI FIREs.-We learn that a few
days ago two st1blss on the farm oil
Stephen Hsghes, Esq, on Kincheloe,
we're destroyed by FIRE.
Also that the De Bar house-beloug-
ing to the Commissioner of Immigra-
ton, wa, burned to the ground few
days later. The litter building was
situated on a farm owned by Mr.. De
Bar, of Cove Greek, in this county.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-24

Ifrou want any book, school-boOh or any
other Kind that is now published, yon can
obtain The same by leavingAn order with A.
y. Dent, at the Peoples Dug Store.
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osgNzo D. steapER.
ATTORNEY At LAE.
YHu,Isv p n

Practices in the Circuit curtis Of RAN
dblps, and adjoiriug csuat;.s, p toe Ceur;
cfAppsals aaa United States Cost.
COLLECTIONS aud all other business
pPouftly attended TO. .-a..-
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Ifyou want nice bottle of perfume, =
fragrant cake OF soap, nice quality Of pa
per, good pen-kniie, pocket-beok, tooth
brush, or anything else in the notion or fam
cy goods line, 60 to Dents.
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wv. ]. BLAND.
-suRcroS AND PHYSICIAN,


odes on Centre street, two doors above
National Exchange Bank, where he mar
found Ialess professionally engaged.
Surgical cases will be attended to s,,,his
jc.,r the residence VI the patient as may
desired
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w- FlnE1s THE Woop.-Ws have

@> FIEErS THE WOODS. I'VE have
it from 1.-The Oldest iuhabitsut" thu,
never in their recollection has this sec.
iiSu Of country been 'csurged with Gre
so much as during the present Spring
From Up-hur, Gilmer, Braxton aud
other counties the word comes that
fences and other property in enormous
quantities have been destroyed. In
this county the loss has been immense.
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CORPORATION ELECTION.
FOR TOWN SERGEANT.

FOR TOWN SERGEANT.
We are authorized to announce
FRANK NJ ASyAwALr as a candida,
Tor Town Sergeant at the ensuing Cor
Pora'Ion election, subject to tue de-
rls'On of the voters at the polls. tie
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Orders promptly hhed: ~ re,son,
wanting anything in our line are requested
- cal bsiot, pu, eh'sinR elsewhere.
SS- The best quality Of Gtlnus rs
kept sou,tA, ~ on hand. ~ ar. rN!ne
~fli irsrsl through TIE sdjOin'nS ecu"'
t1sl Sad esnEtt 0TdesL JaN'
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4. n. B. BLAND,
oLsNvtLLE. ". VA.

Particular attention paid 10 all kinds
Chronic, diseases. The Doctor can st all
Ine,ss found 4, his office in Chenille
'hsn no. Professionally sngaged.nov l5l!s
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ES A,Polsr,D -Welearu that DR..
Shaw. Of Mason, has teen appointed
one of the Directors Of the Asylum at
THE place--rIce Samuel Price, Of
Greenbrier, declined.
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W,,h.tsbs, ua,h -bo'rds, broOn'
and buckets at Brinkmans.
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T II is expected that work will
be resumed su the Asylum in a few
days.
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Bread. sskcs and crackers At Brink
mans.
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EJ An interesting communication
from Walkersville is omitted Tor want
Of t2ssc. Il I'll! appear lca! ~es:a.
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re RETuRSrD.-Dr. Einistou aud
lady returned on Monday last II
Tom should get married again We think
the Inspectors would challenge his
vote. 1t had yer! yOsng-ifyiug ef-
feet upon hia.
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E-Scxx SsIIr james Spsldisg.
of this place. last week killed .H"
hl,cs snakes, each measuring Eve feet
10 length.
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SPIN Ce.,on, $l;s5a b,nch, at fOr'
ter Johnson's
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Ifyou wan, good Indigo, or any othe'
dye-;tu6s, 50 10 Dents.
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iIsla nssIuoi iysprs pu, Ilro
= sn 'Al9 'l!mpH ll!a ssm!l an, So MOI
sis ssS!Id AZ .4sr,Id o. GnEpr Au 70
.esus!Isdrs suoI uog iuspguoa sn!aq
'AIoA iaJo lu!n saHsui Nv 'z'0lS
ksu im sss puu llr0
sA A 'uoIss.M 'is'iiS u!rH
'usois s,SolOSrSSnd silsoddo lIioIn
'spNlQNId CIV 'SaOHS'SL00N
81 aEIysd uSv aSgaIoYIaSyN
''sf 'IIJy8Il . dlI1lHO
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-04-24

Advantageous sld isPssi,in.s ia
lea. csa DO soyrs st ali unsI Al my
oAes, near the Court house.
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MY. z. LIVELY,

MY. z. LIVELY,
w -AT10yYI At AN
GLHVILLE, r. VA,
Practices h 0s'Ser, Lrsn asa ro-a.-
Gag psaties. All business promptly at
t,la.d 10
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,TQIJOKS

is III. best in this market. lie calls par
ieulsr attention to his nssortmen. Of hne
old Rye and Bourbon Whistles, which nc
e6.r, a, the loves, market prices.
P, TlERNFY. dec IA
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Scripture and ScieneC have met together.
Geuesi. and Geology have ks .ed each other
SCIENCE AND TIE BIBLE

A book Thrilling interest and greatest
importance TO every human being. TIE
Papers, Pulpits and People arc all discus
sing the sntIect AID book, every man, woman
and child wants TO rsad it. The leng fierce
war is ended and Honorable peace secured,
Science is true, the Bible literal, pure and
beautiful, both uow satisfied, and firm friends.
God S work days, six actual days, not long
periods. This book gives the very cream Of
science, making It's thrilling realities, brsu-
ties, wonders and sparkling gems huSdrea
fold more interesting than fiction. Agents
wanted Experienced Agents will drop 9TH
er books and seeure territory immtsias.lv.
address for circular 2I6fiERh leGEEDY,
Is S. Si7ta ST.. Pli..., Ia.
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R,.;.., earsn asi eianlsoa at
BriukNsn',.
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Teas. ,.Tsss aud ,uslFs at Brink
Hant,.
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saAtA'N
lleadstUneS "a
SOS, Man les, Bu-
au Tops,
lands, &c..
u.nbiactura 10
nler with neat
.rss and dis
patch, and al
reduced rates.
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IN. T. B. EDaISTON,

-PHrslclCIAN AND SURGEON
Otsle on Main Street, Weston, W. Va.
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ToSPH IA. WATSON,
P 4 / N r = 2.
w.. ~ r..

Psraes in Lewis and adjoining COUNTIES,
uish-iay tasir houses, sigus, ar furpiiure
painted, will do we'll to communicate with
y bsforeroing elsewhere. Piper-hsnging
aid Withdrawing promptly attended 10.
7uns moderate; and all work warranted.
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d. -ATrORSEYs At law
ru34 WESTON, W. Va.
w. G. Bennett is Notary Public.
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Fresh orange. and lemon, at Brink
mans.
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.rORTnwESTERy HOTEL,

n -. N4LAkA' PKUFHIkIVN--
Pike Street, Clarksburg. Lacks
ia 70 and from the Depot.
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4. V.BESIETT W G.-BEsSElT.
BENNETT & BESNETl,
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TIE r1ERNEY HOUSE

'Tug proprietor of this old and pop
ular stand would respectfully info rm
tie public that he has just received iniI
sud complete stock of ,.,
10 ROCERlES AND PROVISIONS.
n the best quality and at the lowest PF'sts'
Hir ltnrk of
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r A. PLYMlRE y
81. Pie Street, Clrrksourg, W; va.
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Fl 20. cozAD.
rOHy BRANN0N,

WESTON, " VA
Practices in the courts of his State and
i United States.
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HOW TO GET THEN Your ne,

HOW TO GET THEN Your near
est bank or Banker will supply these Bonds
IL any desired amount. and Of any peerlrd de-
nomination. Persons wishing to excbsnx,
stocks or other bonds for these cab DO ~
with any of our agents, who will allow IL.
highest current price for all marketable ssss.
rites.
Those living in localities remote from barfl
mry send money or other bonds directly "a
us by express, and we Wi;l send back North
ern Pacific bonds at our own risk, and WITH
out cost 10 the investor. For further inform
alton, pamphlets, maps, etc., call Oh Rr sd.
dress the undersigned, or any Of the EsSis
or Bankers employed 10 sell this Loan.
After thorugh investigation have accept
cd the general agency for West Virginia and
the adjacent counties of PeunsylvsuiA s-I
Ohio for the sale Of these bonds, aud GO, 8
IDENTIFY recommend them ~ safe snd pri s,s.
BILE irTestmeni. X. CRANGLE,
Pres!den: CITY Bao,.
Wheeling. y. VI.
We have L.etp:.d tho ioesl agtnr7 r. 'ts
s7le Of t.sss brsis. aud eonan;s Att''..
NATioNAL ; fS'HhtH5E RANI - nLatSh
r
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YAs. Y. worErypry,

I AIRY PUBLIC
Weston, r p.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09

CASE OF SoMNAMBULIsM.-William
operator in this city, unexpectedly found himself
in his parents front yard at worry carly hour last
Saturday morning with one arm broken and sew
eral severe cuts and bruises, and in his night
clothes. How long he had been there he nor any
he crawled to the front door and rang the bell and
after establishing his identity-for his parents had
knogn Of his retiring to bed, and finding his door
fast, could not at first believe II was him. A sur
vey of the situation left no doubt but that the
young man had risen from his bed in his sleep,
and leaped or fell from the window. His injuries
are severe and it is wonderful that he escaped with
his life.-Aiioona San
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09

On last Thursday evening July 9Th, as Rev. W,
u. skinner was lcisurcly looking over his manu-
script, his sanctum was invaded BY company Of
persons, who took him into custody without even
reading their warrant for so doing. No time for
making defense was given. Release on writ
oi hatsa, corpus was impossible. lie was crowned
king Of the evening and forced 10 preside over the
deliberations Of the large party as they disposed
OF the rich delicaoies provided by the invaders.
Alter the yiands we're amply discussed, they took
the liberty Of presenting the prisoner with some Of
the necdiul, in shape of greenbacks and after
spending some time Ia social enjoyment the inva-
ders dispersed, intmatng season, Of rest to tho
person in custody.
The Pastor the recipient Of the favors, returns
humble thanks to tho members Of his congregation
In curwensviile for these marks Of confidence and
esteem.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09
List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Postofice at Clearfeld, for the week ending

SOCIAL VERMIN.-A loafer, said to
hail from Tyrone, named McMurtrie, turned up in
this place one day last week and commenced play
ing of very sharp game in the "queer" and
Soap" line. lie really succeeded in selling sew
oral empty boxes to some of our youths, who,
like little fish, nibble at every bait that drifts on
the surface. Tho purchaser would slip tho box
into his pocket, after first coming down with the
"tin," and then quietly glide into some secluded
spot by himself to count his grecnbacks and inhae
the aroma Of his soap, But 10, and behold neither
queer nor Soap" was to bc seen. Mr.. Sharp,
learning that q citizen had started for an officer,
hastily closed up his business and sloped, lie will
no doubt turn up in other locality and engage
in the same business. Such fellows deserve to be
jugged, and il would be well enough for oui
authorities to clay for them in the future.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09

ATTENTION, VOTERS Much time is
lost annually by those who seek to be assessed
during September and up to within ten days be-
fore the election, in finding the Assessor, as to
enable them to vote.
In order to let every voter know who and where
the Assessor or Register may be found the County
Commissioners have ordered every Assessor to sit
at his respective election house on Saturday, the
3Oth day Of September next, where all such who
have failed to be assessed, registered will please
attend. The Commissioners have also furnished
each Assessor with hand bills, which they are re-
quired to post up in each Borough and Township,
in order to notify every voter when and where to
attend. 1t is particularly enjoined upon the As
SCISSOR not to neglect this duty The Commission
ors will be thankful to any citizen who viii report
any delinquency on this point on tn part Of As
SCISSORS. If this arrangement is carried out the
part Of Assessor and citizen, no unnecessary time
need be lost by any one in hunting the Assessor
and getting himself registered. The fact that the
Assessor sits at tho election house the 30th Of
September, need prevent no one in getting regis
tered previous to that time, provided he meets the
Assessor,
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Terms of Subscription.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rev ]. II
,rconp, Pastor.-Public Service every Sabbath
Al lOl A. NJ, and ~ p. nj.
Sabbath School at A. M.
PRAYER Meeting every Thursday, at Il T. NJ.
Communion Service. first Sabbath of every
month, at lOl A. NJ.
ST. Andrews Church--Episcopal-
GroRan HALL.-Public Service Sunday morning
=, 10 o'clock and at p. M.-Sunday School al
gP. M-Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
at 7 o'clock.
Presbyterian Church--Rcv Mr.. BurLER.-
Public Service every Sabbath, morning and even
ing IW
Daptist Church-Rcv. W. b. Skinner, Pas
tor. Public services every Sabbath, morning OF
evening, alternately.
st Francis Church--Catholic--R T.
]. McMASus.-Mass at 10Y o'clock A. NJ, on the
second and fourth Sundays OF each month.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09
DRowNEp.-A distressing case

DRowNED,-A distressing case of
drowning occurred at Renova on Tuesday about
IL Ia o'clock a. M, that cast a gloom over the
whole town. Mrs. Rex, lady from Philadelphia,
who had arrived the evening previousa at the Re-
nova House to spend the summer season, attempt
ed to cross the river in a skifi in company with u
young girl between Is and Ii named Ulrich, on q
visit to Renoya. The former lost the paddle while
in deep water, and in reaching to get 1t upset the
boat and both we're drowned The alarm was
given by some little girls, and assistance was soon
at hand, but it did not save them from death.
Mrs. X. was in the water only FIVE or ten minutes,
we are told, and the little girl was in forty two
minutes. The husband of the lady was expected
on the train that night, with his two daughters,
but before he arrived the dead body Of his wife
was on the return trip to the city where she had
but recently left happy home, with the prospect
of long life before her, and il may be that he
and the children, full of joyful anticipations Of
pleasure in their mountain retreat, unconsciously
passed upon the road the lifeless body Of the wife
and mother they were going to meet. The case is
indeed a sad one.--Ciiatoa Democrat.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09
TnE RIomr srInIr--soms Of ouI

The RIGHT Submissions OF our
capitalists arc just now busily engaged debating
the erection Of Car Works and Woolcn Factory,
Two hundred thousand dollars worth Of wool is
being shipped from this county annually by our
fariners-of course to be manufactured olscwherc--
and profit Of 2j to 40 per cent packetcd by those
who manufacture Il into cloth and wearing ap-
pearel Now, why cannot this raw material be
Manufactured as cheaply here as elsewherc1 Why
transport our wool to Centre, Mnin, Lancaster, or
any other county to be manufactured, and then
have the goods shipped back againi Do not our
own people have to pay fcr this double transpcrta-
ton OF course they do. Then Why not erect
one or more woolcn Manufactures, and save this
transportation to our people, besides giving em-
rioymcn, to hundreds Of laborcrs who would thus
DC drawn into our midst and help to build up and
populate our county. The profits realized from
tne manufacture Of the wool sent out Of the coun-
" Tih pay ten per cent interest on forty thousand
dollars capital.
an Immense business can also be built up here
W 'he mannfae,nre ~ ears. We have incxhsusti.
Ole Quantities Of timber coal and iron. Tho lat
'r ' Of course not yet developed but is not far or
"o hope this matter will not end IN talk alone,
bni let sons Of our capitalist, take hold Of the
iufin9's and give II o ftari.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09

A SINGULAR OccuRRENcE-BEEs ON
THE RAMPAGE.-Thc Clinton Democrat says: A
singular occurrence took place on the farm of Mr..
JEFF. Caldwell, Bald Eagle township, few days
since. His bees left their hives without any appa-
rent causc, mad as hornets, on skirmish, and
made first for the dog and stung him to death.
They then betook themselves to the fields where
the hands were harvesting and made so furious an
attack upon the horses that men and beasts had to
take shelter in the barn. Having whipped every
thing in their way they went back to their hives.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09

GENERAL MEADE.-This veteran
soldier passed through this place on flying visit
through this part Of the State, on Tuesday last.
A large number OF citizens, together with the
brass band, repaired to the Depot, where the
distinguished visitor was received by Ex-Gov-
appropriate remarks, to which the General
heartily responded. After which all separated
highly pleased. As the General was "traveling on
time,' he passed on to Curwensville, and dincd
with Col W. Ross Hsrtshon, from whence ear
riagc took him to Brookyilc in the afternoon
whero he has son the Engineer corps now
locating the low grade rail road.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09
NCY GOODS
Fight I'm Glen Hope Over!
----------------------s
ALL FREE AGAIN
AND THE MONEY PAIDi

UrILLIAM S. DICKEY takes this method Of
w informing his numerous friends and Gus.
toners that he has sold out his entire STOCK o.
Store Goods In Glen Hope to james NJ. Dickey
Co., and to thank his friends ana customers ior
their liberal patronage wh,'e IN business IN "'sn %
inn, m,re, Inu nins s,.s'c,a., pry Good. and r.n'
.rs, r.r,o,Y s,or.
r,s,. -, II,
o.,s - ~. -. ~. -
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09

BITTEN BY A HORSE. Saturday
a week, at shingletown, Mr.. BENZ. Stem, of Harris
bitten by horse belonging to him. 1t seems,
while at the blacksmith shop, the horse becoming
ferocous and unmanagcable, seized Mr.. Stem by
the forearm, hurting him to the ground, and leap
ing upon him. He would undoubtedly have been
killed had not the bystanders driven of the horse
by severe blows. As il was his arm was severely
smashed, being bitten through and through, and
both bones broken. We are glad to learn, how
ever, that Mr.. Stem is recovering. Beiiefonfe
RepnLican. WIZ IL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09

BoRouGH DEBTS According to the
published statement the borough of Bellefonte has
debt of s6&4si.s7. Now, let the borough faith
ers Of this place publish similar Statement and
let us know which Of the two towns is the richest,
or whether we have any debt. Some think we
have no debt at all, while others think we have
something less than 100000 hanging over us.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09
HyrTy-A horse. race is to come of

at Saratoga Springs, on the 10th, between tho
owners of "Longfcllow and "Kingfsher." The
bet is 1000 side. We have not yet learned
whether either of these horses will be at our ap-
preaching county Fair, but number nearly as
good will no doubt be upon the ground Betting,
we understand, will be strictly prohibited.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09

BASE BALL.-Below is the score of
game of Base Ball between the Hickory Base
Ball Club, Of Kylertown, and the Chincleclamoose
Club, of this place. Although the "Chincks' were
entirely out of practice, not having played game
since last Fall, they did some good work, as the
fnl inn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09

SAD NEws.-The relatives of Ex-
Gov. John Biglcr, of California, residing in this
place. received the sad intelligence on Saturday
that the Ex-Govenor was in dying condition,
caused by dropsy, from which he has been suffer
ing for some time
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attarried.

On July Goth, 1871, by Rev. A. THOMPSON, as
sisted by Rev. NJ. L. CANOE, Mr.. II. s. sPACK-
MAN, Of Lawrence township, to Miss AMANDA
BLOOM, Of Pike township.
On Tuesday evening, August lst, 1871. by Rev
J. Fosrrn BELL, Mr.. STEPHEN MARTIN to
Miss LUCY BoALIcK both Of osceola.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09
NorARy PupIIc.-The establishment

NOTARY PUBLIc.-The establishment
of banking house in the fourishing borough of
Osceoa has rendered the appointment of Notary
necessary, and we are gratfed to learn that Gov.
Gcary has conferred that trust upon John ]. Lin
gle, Esq, who in the future, win furnish his card
to all drawers and endorsers Of notes who fail to
avail themselves of the "three days of grace
usually allowed on such instruments.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09
GRAM Pic.NIc.-w We understand

scale by the citizens of Covington and Girard
townships to hold Picnic in Frenchville, on
Tuesday, the 18th of August. The residents of
these townships proverbial for their hospitality
and never do anything by halves. Those who
want to enjoy an old harvest home treat, go to
no better place.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1871-08-09

School REpoRr. The report of Mr..
George W. Snyder, Superintendent of common
schools for this county, will be found at length on
our first page. The report is worthy the attention
Of all-directors, teachers and citizens.