Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-06-26

Emporium has church In whic
I no collection is taken up. The editor
all attend.
The National Democratic Conver
tion at Baltimore Is to be held on th
oh Of July.
Tho Hon. Charles +. Adams dine
. with tho Prince Of Wales, In Paris, an
had a good dinner, no doubt.
John Hcrtx, county Treasurer Q
Union county, died suddenly at Lewis
burg on the 10th.
| "The unfortunate State ticket O
Pennsylvania" is tho way tho Alban,
Journal, Rad, alluded TO the Hartranfi
Evans combination.
Policemen in PhiladcIbhia arbitrari
ly stop the peddling Of copies of Sum
ner's speech by the newsboys. They
say they are "obeying orders"
According to tho Long Branch cor
respondent, President Grant and Gen
eral Porter have together eleven horse,
at the seaside, brought from Washing
ton, and one donkey.
The White House will be at Long
Branch for the summer season. Those
having gifts to present, and desirous
of appointments, will consider this
sufficient notice and govern themselves
accordingly.
"Wc will meet in heaven, husband
dear" is the aflcctionate epilaph which
an Ohio woman has had inscribed upon
the.tomb-stono of each of three depart.
cd husbands. Trouble ahoad in that
family, certain.
Il. j. Wilson, who "lost" $4,000 OF
Government money while serving IN
tho Baltimore Custom House and was
sentenced to three years imprison.
ment, has been pardoned out after only
a four months service.
With all your commiseration for
distress, join firmness of mind Intcr.
est yourself in general happiness, feel
for all that is human, but suffer not
your peace to be disturbed by what is
beyond your power to remedy.
The Philadelphia Press says 1t "has
not met member of the Republican
party who does not share in bis opin.
ion, or is not agitatcd by apprehcn-
sions of defeat" Better get in your
mourning goods while they are cheap
and before the rush comes.
The Pennsylvania Republican AS.
sociation Of Washington, composed
entirely of Grants office. holders in
that city, held meeting a few nights
ago and passed resolutions in favor of
the due-bill candidate for Governor Of
Pennsylvania.
A correspondent in q Philadelphia
Democratic paper advocates the nomi-
nation Of Jeremiah s. Black for Presi.
dent and b. Gratz Brown for Vice
President by tho Baltimore Conven-
tion. He says, "with Black and
Brown we could beat Grant and Will
son black and biuoP
The Philadelphia ress says: Penn.
sylvania will cast It's vote for Grant in
November if he keeps his skirts clear
Of the disgraccfal October ticket, but
II will not encourage repetition Of
that which foisted Hartranft and Allen
upon us by endorsing them a. the
polls.
Tho Liberal Republican State Com.
mittee are now fitting up rooms at the |
northeast corner Of Broad and Chest.
nut streets, Philadelphia. The Com.
mittcc has Hon. A. X Mcclure for
chairman and Robert Morris, of Phil
adclphia, and Il. Ii. Ranch, Of Lancas-
ter, secretaries.
The Washington (Pa.) Reporter, a
Republican paper, says; "The sclec.
lion Of Gen. Hartranft as our candi.
late at this time is serious mistake.
The marked disiavor with which his
nomination has been received should,
md we fondIy hope will, induce his
withdrawal" #aa
II is los years since the Court house
1t Johnstown, N. Y, was erected and
I is the Oldest Court house in the
State, il not in the Union, and being
70, there will DO a centennial celebra.
ion Of this event, at Johnstown, on
|une 26th, and an address will bc de.
ivercd by Ex-Governor Seymour.
Mrs, Olive ll.aossep Sykes has come
back from the southwest, bringing with
Ter, IL is said, the MS. OF volume
which will utterly demolish Stephen
Pearl Andrews social pantarchy and
Mrs. WoodhulPs conjugal theories
Those who have hesitated to marry
or fear that the institution would col.
apse just as they had fairly invested
n it, may now take courage and ap.
,ly for certificate. 49,