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One %! the most beautiful and perfect.
executed specimens of painting Is the new
is not bf the costly hind, but the neatly
formed and clearly defined letters exhibit
good tat" a. wrii ~ iIno artistic talent. II
wac painted by Mr. jog Eimonds. and
.hotld recommend him to those who need
similar work.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-17

On and after tins ,ity il l. my intention l."
ADOPT the lat" departure that j. becoming
50 popular. ! prop"-" /" decline The opening
of new acrOInl-. and close all that are du":
and in the fu:ur" to @iHc accommodation
only to those who ha," paid promptly when
tn" cash wa required. Tho" who arr 81
deb,ed 10 ne. | urgently request to call and
settle their small accornls.
WM. j. PIGorr.
Lexington. March both. H.
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ANTED

Lexington. March 10Th. I-'2.
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NoMINATEp-h Iar.c numb


TIA" action "i u" HI'lil!nr" Convention j.
not set kn"%a I!nt On. thin; is rrrtlin.
Davis Il AiI-tu!t AZ" -ciiiu" brui~. shoes a
bats. at exceedingly low ignr.s which they
viii continue To do for the nest thirty days.
To- make room for their fall stuck wh,ic!, will
be- ii m4mInpt,! slI:. ta!, carly and get
bargains. nb1tr
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An HUNT.
Two BoEsGystcricusly She.

On last Thursday two c"inrcl lads. about
fourteen or sixteen yrH:> Of age. who 70
jri"r in iiI,. .~ln'iay uan"~'ut Charley Davis
and Wesley Walker. lnulr,! their shot guns
and went - the rountr: 10 hImt squirrels. In
their rIIn''j"> they finally ",i int" u wo"i-
iIii pasture. >nIncWittrr l,,tWirn Nj. john
talrun'> and Air. i."mnr'lI'>. i;pth l3'i i!>.
r~;I;ii,'i ;ar,r -tMi- at y >.iiivr'l. AMI were
standing u&:ir each other. leading their
pieces tor another ire. While in tii, posi-
.iiun. some unknown. and concealed person.
according to ll"i: story. fred upon tiir"I.
Both wrr>>trI!cS. an! fell al The report of the
i-un. Wesley Wa not badly hurt. only on"
small he's iloviug ~]irI!r. him ;b"vr tie "y',.
la" "t:,rr bay WAS p"Pp"re': all over from
head t" kn,r~ with Squared or bird hot. IL"
Was brought 10 trmu in the evening il a
wagon. an. Doctors 'ambcr> and I"u!.
called in Ia anime and "rc>s his W"uii'i>.
They in:uri thar ~. lea! twenty shot had
penetrated III body: one striking near III"
cyc. UIr The Jaw. another entering III" !"it
breast. and the others scattered over lis
'urm-. sides AND lr--. The >llr, striving the
breast wa> lar.,r trln til" others. and III"
physicians ai!n"rhrui no >rri""- danger.
uI.,~> ili> entered the lun->. 'liari"y'>
ulo,ilcr. NOW eating herself Martha DaiI>.
, inrracrlv belonged in the Wclh family, in
Til county.
Nnt!liuc definite can he learned in regard
10 the shouting. "Wc-." states that Ia"
tiulnp"! up soon after being >li"t and SAW a
White man win coat oil running through
thc woods. This cau hardly he relied "n,a> a
tr.I!y fgi"htrur,lb" boy rir >c' almost anything.
II i stated about u dozen nc-r, boys were
hunting in Vie sane n'igtih"rlInnd. and il i
pruli!l" that the Slot WAS Sired. either arri'
i IDENTITY or Intentionally. 10y one al this party
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applications w!II hn F"rFIYeti by the und"T-
sign"d nn'ii "sfHSss!ay, July I7-b. I>7k, hr III"
t~Sssitigs ~ tea.Brr -! III ',rruusn iaDgHsg. iI
IN, puhlic *rtr'tia II LfEiHxt"p, Sn.. fyf ten
srhfryj W'nta=. frTtG the 0T4, HGudAy IT. sep
t"tnh-r n"Ei hir, TOR ~t+EcI,srs IN ne cDipTri
s-br"js III ~" cIty fpr ne same TIM Ey Dr.Itf
~ aE Sp-f1. Xmas ALlIs, ssefstafy.
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EMO A..

We have this day inoFrd oar Grocery ami
Provision store back 10 our old stand. under
the Bourbon Hotel, where we will IN III.
future be pleased 10 see md wait upon our
patrons. tjylItI W 81 son.
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BEN L kETT.
MiyNIrw, M.
CorRr Holds its u

CIRCUIT COURT Holds its next
session the first Monday. the 9TH of August,
About 100 suits 90 over from the Common
| Pleas Court. About ~ new suits have been
brought, which, together with the old one.
will make mp a docket of roo eases.
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We are authorized II anU"unr" '"7'l"'
Barton, of .-hing;Un tow M%sl.'l. a. :.
candidate for the Office Of ShcrIl -! i.alihtii'
county. subject 10 to decision uf II" '"':t'.
Convention.
We are requested TO ann"ul<' tins, Iva
Green, of Lexington township, VII s""h"' ~
claims to tn. decision Ui t'r i''nHh'ftI'c ! "''':
ia OF Lafayette county, 4; TIE November ''''''''"
E,,rous ISrrlIIGr>.Fu Non ave authorized
IN announce, me ~ a candidate Tor the "i!'r1 %!
Sh,rir If Lafavrtir. county n' m NY N"N'ft-
Der election. subject &" IN" o'rr!-s'h .! '"' '''''"
''A'S j.. - WEu.S.
EnIIoKs I<IE..ICTStEt i!r::s" !i''!'";ir'
M. rs . ,auI.!nIt tor SHERIFF "t i~.H'Hy"tl"
C"nnf, ,nv.,tI.n WILLIAM ct 81.
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ESTEHrKiHE Geo, s. McGrew Il
IN. are daily turning out "I.olcsal" bill, Of
QtrrHsHare and GIlsaw are at IT. toui,
pT!csz. nGGtf
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TO LOCAL ADVERTISERS.

Persons advertising in the local columns, ev-
cept those having -iandtnS aus whI 'r
charged IL cents per iIn' for irst insertion. aud
10 CENTS per line for each additional insertion,
and 10 those having standing 'AlS-' 10 cent
per line for first insertion, and ) cents per lin"
for each additional Insertion
rSrositvely Ii" deviation FROM thus rule.
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STOCK ".

VIZ. /. IT,. Young, who reside, about a
mile and a half from this place. j, proprietor
OF the ''St"ncwall stock Farm" II is n
iinr body of land. neatly kept, and in a hugh
stat" of cultivation. Nj. Young, like most
henturkians.'s fond of stock and takes yreat
interest in improving the various breed.
One OF the most attractive features of his
farm Is n trotting course but recently added,
He has at present two tine animals, m train.
ing, Ned Forest and Nellie Grant. They
are improving rapidly in speed. and bid fsi,
TO challenge the fastest ~tro,,cr. in thi, sec.
tiOn Of the State.
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DON'T FORGET

new goods Ivy expires. Ladies. il yea want
To "nca-" your Tiny pe'!al>' in the ~mra,r>'
>h"' attic lowest price; I" I" Davis X MI
>,tIt. l,!iif
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-17

COMMITTEE MEETING Com
p"seh ri Inc executive heads Of the L.afay-
etc. fct,iS and Saline count Democratic
county Committees, will be held ut browns
Vile, Saline county, to-day, TO determine
upon time and place Of holding Senatorial
Convention.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-17

TorA Coon BED-rlcan r"nni, and
A su,lar, meal. "a I" the l.in'!ri! ll"i"i. Rail
ans Citv. j.. II. liADWiII..
~rnyil-ly lt'pi'rt'''
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NOTICE.

Al persons, know lng thcm-clvc- I" be in
deb,cd 10 me at-r hereby notiiir'! to cal! ami
sc,t!r at once. 10 save trouble.
VI. GEArL.
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Twenty-Five Ii" ru';rr- a, Njl,hnr!. Ray
county Money paid every week.
f2,5 Apply I" >H"'kLKr n WINNER.
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C,sH-Paid for Lard. Iallrw. Grease or
fat Of any klni. r,r
,ur. Main ADD i'in, streets.
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PIAxu- AN OH. ..-I,T-,u- ~.1:A-''i az
chr-. either instrument r'i obtain bolt i IN
gains -; N---r-. No. y VII. ''.u.rti y NJ
for the eel. bra,"'i Ari"E am'i l'lii"r ''":''
Planes ami E-!ry '.''tt-"rf-'H- '!i:" "lS Ill.
in the W'-r. all az ~ IA "f '"i Tor tirir or
Cultr-. " III. \'rtir f'i'a street., = Lou,
Mo. Al Instrument lAIy NLfrtLi.,l tn.-..
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WHAT z REPUBLICAN, CORRES-
PCNDEr,T SAYS.

~"nlr nit-i"t:iy" .rihhlrr. who -I~n> him
Ill Damon. and iIrtr.lI~ 10 hea Lexington
correspondent of tI." Missouri Republican.
furnished i letter which appear, i in the -at-
ur':n!' i>~U" OF that paper. II" atJ"mpt, to
81 i:r,ti.u~ "a: IA" c~A!"il-r ii the Lexington
.~'Alrr>, iy ''!lAlr!,t.u- ga l.lr ,i4rlc;rro ct
"'ir locals. c.t'lriaiiy or irt>nu1!-, IN ~hirll
Ne -"n!rti'I"> bring liz. uIil,> of modest
and retiring Young misses" before the p,.:iI,.
Al the rood we hope Damon is. That he ma,
rr driven some day Ia the strait Of -rtI,r.
up locals for = country weekly in som.
!it. town in dog days" We would >lig-
ltlst /" him. however. that When lir wi>i!r,
10 report correctly " hat i going on in our
m'!>t TINT he lsl better visit oar city.
AMI Ii"t tI>r - real III" btIr!v,pIc>tE that some
tin.> Np!'car iii our laprr>.
+" >,"w how he writes Us VI. We =i,c be
low cN:rArt> from the letter:
pIIit i."rn". E>I..a native of VIRGINIA.
and III: liiUr" than thirty wears r,>,,i NJ in
Lexington. WAS The orator on tn" l'"I.th.
til" celebration was AZ tn" FHiT ',ruimi~
arar In" city. ;r1 the "cca>i"n WAS nHr "t
patriot Of t,tr oil style. He hrcI,> "Iir.
I ~ilr!i al 10 iIut"l. ami i-iri.!is UuIrltn.i
IA tH' WtN> OF Mu,'cru ptiItir-. Ill address
N"> '-tINrr''t III an Impressive mtnnrr ana
"A> ii-I'! appreciated.
Mr.. .Int.l Mullins also delivered an address.
N!>.' an'! IA rriinrnt rntiNr!.",: tnr >c"nr.
REV. W. \. M'tul..:.
= 1 the 'ulMbcrilui Presbyterian rlI-rii.
Formerly editor 81 the rcii-i"u> department
IN tli' lNTE'lIGE>' Ell. rr-I~II"l !I- pl-lr
raj riilr-" III LGAIi-t"i a Year AZ. >!U"'
- ,Il".i rli iitt.r AS :Ir,n .t,Igit iIu!i. iIi:!. \
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S,ITrU 70 TIE TIMES 49, Don't fail
10 cali on Dari. X hii-ildt. they ar" still 81
!!ng b".t-, -ho.- aud hat, nj reduces prices.
Cali -rpn and get bargains, at $50 NAH"
street. HIb'l
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j r piIArl. uf Dover tow u.h!r, i rmE'
date for County Treasurer. s"ig'''l 80 '''' '''
of FIN prn4,cratic County conventions.
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EpIrou~l <~yuLLI"E.'uH rl.,:~' announce III.
rs a candidate TOR trG"t. t~".i'r:,I ~ the i' ~
November election. %-,I!j"'5 Ia a. decision "t 'I'
people in primary rl,@ii"r' or county I on
vrnti.u. rs MAY 10 !, ''r4u:n"tt Ny liz '"HhiE
Committee. Nv ,ir, tor t.,nIi,:1> a riIh'ii".'l'
Is. ,iIat | am lr",I u..., i .ar-" ,.tii';is. aiid nave
been n r,.i,l,ul OF ,l.- COUNT I"r ..t.l.f ~ YEAR
v ..nL,L,I.
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-~
BROW NSVILIE ITEMS.

The ~i:r"wn->ill" Banner carries ~ IT, mast
head the nam" "f Norman ! '"Iman Tor
t."vrrnor. anl Is a,g.""v,ig offered /" sub
>rri!'cr> at So" a year. pIyanlr when Gree
ley i elected.
We take the two items below FROM IL last
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our city. whirl III 4 social way, has more
''-it-Iip-amd-@il" than thr SLEEPY vIllay. OF
LcAiu@l"n. gave u delightful party--"riaII.
and hop colnhinc'l. At the ~IIarw"nrI House,
on Tuesday night. M"rry-makiu@. ~i"aS;ir~
an! dancing were kept up until a'-"nn hour
IN the m"rI,im=. Anon the brilliant bellies
and !caU'. in Attendance were Misses .!cuni"
Hurtun. Ida aud Anna Ni.i"n. Hubble lay
Tor. Muiii, Ia.i,crirNv. May lIarwopl. L.iZIi"
AN; Silly Itur,rih-'. isilic WlIratlrv. Mrs>r>.
Ia. McnG. J. q. Platirnhur". I;yimd Tod
Iuntcr.iiub!,artl Campbell. ~l:ri>cor and speed
Warren. William and Thomas Wl,"atl"l. Ed.
Bedford. LII White. .Ir.. JOHN py>art. iI:urt.
llurn,Ii>i!Iih. l.tnf> >!u-arr. Taos. NNiun.
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SPRING STYLES Wall paper
victims -tIi'abI" for all s"a>nt'-. Handsome
oil window shades. Al OF The .!h"Ir >"ld at
reduced prices at fI"pTT's.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
LAFAYETTE COUNTY OFFICES.


F., for announcing can!iiaies frrany "il:C", s.
payable in a,!Nanrr, III all "a7'-.
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''Ii-D AND GONE,

Martin Wyatt, l.>I.. ,c"lnrr'i'. one of Ia"
fighting .'hlati">" Of this Vicinity. WAC >lt"t
and ki,i~i Ia. Gail. haI;i.- hI> own bach
badly >iia".l IA ilIr sam" melee by the do
ceased. ""t Well OF his wouno> several day
~" and lied. Constable Graves spent three
"r four DAYS III searching for him. i'll order
that he mI-l!I ic brought bri"rc the high
court OF criminal correction. AMI have Justice
dealt out to Inn "a Ia Talhntt""-i!iat j.
found ny the c'n-tIhlr. his Honor diin't
have the pleasure of ''layin- down the law
in lii" ca>r.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-07-17

Mr.. JOAN ThI>ilr'is %imrr"vin. slowly,
though doubts are >,itl entertained a. /" his
recovery. Doctor i%Icnry's wife and Mr>.
Isaac shelby are suffering with serious i'll
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07
Terms of Subscription.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rey. A. D.,
YocuN, Pastor.--Public Service every Sabbath
ct l0i A. NJ, and ~ p. NJ.
Sabbath School at A. NJ.
PRAYER Meeting every Thursday, at u p. M.
y. Communion Service, first Sabbath Of every
nonth, at lUi A. NJ.
IN st. Andrews Church--Episcopai
'<3EoneE HALL.-Public Service Sunday morning
- 10 O'Clock, and at p. M.-Sunday School at
~ p. M.--Prayer Meeting Wednesday evening
|&k o'clock
E Presbyterian Church--Rev II. s. BurLgn.
Preaching on the Lords day at lOi and "a
|n'clock.
Il Sunday School at 3 p. m.
W Prayer Meeting on Wednesday at u P. m.
Pastors Bible Glass on Saturday at n P. m.
s 81. Francis Church--Ca tholic--Rev T.
McMAxus.-Mass at I0l o'clock A. NJ, on the
Dond and fourth Sundays Of each month.
& Lutheran Church.-Rev. A. J. HARrsocK-
reaching every Sabbath, morning and evening.
nbbath School at a. m. Prayer meeting every
Ycdnesday evening.
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Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.

No Bitters at present offered to the public
contains much medicinal virtue, and yet so safe
and pleasant to take. Its use is to cure disease,
and it will not create an appetite for spirituous
LIQUORS, but will cure The effects Of disspaton.
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Married.


In osccola, on July 18th, 1872, by Rev. ]. Eos.
Trn BELL, Mr.. JAMES MOORE to Miss LIZZIE
JOPLlNG, all Of lloutrdalo.
At the residence Of the brides mother, In Ride.
way, on Saturday, July q, 1872, by Rev. II. A.
PATdsou, Miss LAURA y. BARRETT, to Mr..
CHARLES l.. CODY, both Of Rdgway.
On July 2sth 1872, at the residence Of Mr.
David Ashenfeter, In Butler county, Kansas, BY
Rev. 5. s. RonEns, Mr. S. l.. PRATHER, OF
Chase county, Kansas, to Miss MlNTIE REED,
OF tutler county, Kapsas, formerly Of cloar1eld
county, pe.
Al the Presbyterian Manse. on Jaly sOlh, 1877,
by the Rev. II. 5. BurLER, Mr.. AMOS BROOKS.
Of Ciearheld, to Miss ELIZA A. HARTZFEET,
Of Brady township.
In osceola, on August LIST, 1872, by Rev. j.
rosrtR BELL, Mr.. WV, II. MUCKLow, OF
Tamaqua, Pa, to Miss ALICE WOOD, of IIoutr.
dale
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07

A LITTLE RouGH.--Thc Bcllefonte
Wotehman says II seems that the editor Of the
Huntingdon Globe wears pair Of patched trous-
erloops, and somebody has been laughing at him.
Indignantly he thus rises to explains;
The lady who yesterday called the attention Of
another 10 our patched brooches, whero.at they
both laughed so heartily, Is informed that n new
pair will be purchased whom her husbands "little
bill" Is settled II has been due nearly year.
Don't criticiso printers dress too closely while
wearing silks purchased with money due him.
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5lifd.

Communicated.
At tho residence Of his con. Samuel, in Law.
renee township, Clearfeld county, Pa, on the
evening Of July 22d, 1872, ANDREW BROWN.
lie was born in Lancaster county Pa, on The
2Sth Of February, l7o0 and reared by christian
parents, he became a communlcant Of the Prosby-
terian church (the church Of his btbcrs) 10 early
life. In the war Of 1912, he was drafted into his
eouniry's service, and while he and his comrades
with hnversack, blanket and musket were in hne
oi march to our northern frontier, they were hon
orsbly discharged. Before the days Of canals and
Fanropds, he made many long and weary trips
yum b's team in Transporting goods and mcrchan-
d'se IRON Philadelphia TO Pittsburg, and rice
re''a. In 1889 he emigrated with his family from
Lancaster to Clearfeld, where bis Eve sons and
one daughter, with their children and grand chill
drcn, are len TO mourn his death. In bic active
life, he for time, appeared TO forgot his early
trimming, and walked in forbidden paths, but
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07

RaE LARGEST RAFT YET.-We gave
Seek from an exchange notice Of a raft that
1srived at Marietta, the property of William
=, Of Clearfeld, which it was claimed was the
W raft 1924 feet long by 20 feet wide), ever
bat on the susquehanna. In reply, Mr.. l..
fewell, of Glen Union, sends us a note say
~ he and James NJ. Grugan, Gran raft to
ert in 1865, and sold 1t to Mr.. VIM. b. Car
~ 4 ST. John, 325 long by 2si feet wide,
tImbcr, principally oak, which was run to
"a by Thomas Curtis. So you see this beats
foot in longth and two feet six inches in
Next ?-C Clinton Democrat.
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Specials.

MonRIsoS House., HUNTINGDON. If any Clear
field folks have occasion to visit Huntingdon, and
wish to stop at arst-class hotel, kept by first
class landlord, they will find the "Morrson' to
be the place. This hotel is kept by Mr. James
H. Glover, who several years ago kept the Ameri-
can House at Curwensyile, and is known to many
Of our citizens.
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4 scuooL DrrARrsEvr,
HAnnlsruEo, Pa, Aug. Isl, 1872.
n'ssIosEps Above find list Of appro-
School Districts in clearheld county,
sar 1872, closing on the LIST Monday
I" per request. Respectfully,
IA. s. Ersrrn,
Financial Clerk.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07

4 SAwDUsT VILLAIN-Some New
~ scoundrel, named Amos Early, "a Amity
~, is flooding the country with confidential
unlars "strictly sub-rosa, and the scored never
~ impaired to living being" We may find
nm for the circular in our next, for the purpose
4 Moving up the rascally scheme. Whoever is
Ted or foolish enough to send this creature
~, will never hear Of 1t again.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07

ATAL ACCIDENT. The Cambria
sss says Mr.. A. A. Brooks, a much respect
d very useful citizen of Chest Springs, this
~, was killed instantly, on Tuesday last, at
~ mill, three miles distant from that place
- at work cumming saw at the time, when
nory wheel bursted, and a portion oft strik-
|Ifin on the head, fractured his skull and
d Instant death.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07

AIR.-.By reference to an adver-
nsnt in this weeks issue, II will be seen that
y clearfcld County Agricultural Society will
3 fair, on the grounds Of the Park AssOcia-
beginning on the 3Oth Of September, and
puing through the lst and I'd of October.
E Tort will be spared to make this an exhibition
Zee success on the part Of the society and
NOR 10 the county,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07

NorIcE TO TnE DISCIPLES OF Isaac WALroS.-
After April 10th we will have the largest assort-
ment Of fishing tackle ever brought west of the
Alleghenes consisting Of Rods, Baskets, Flies,
Hooks, Lines, Bait Boxes de., &c. All disciples
of Isaac Walton are invited to call and examine
our stock. ii. Y. BiGLER Co.
March 27, 1s72.u
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INTENTION, TEACHERS The atten-
u directors and teachers is called to the pro-
nne of Mr.. ]. A. Gregory, County superin-
1T. The examination of teachers at an earlier
4 Va than heretofore is made necessary from the
Mat the schools must hereafter be kept open
nonths, according to the Act of Assembly
I'd last winter.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07

NorioE,--Haying closed out my business in
this place, / hereby give notice to all customers
indebted to me, to come forward at once aud settle
their respective accounts. My son Charles is au-
thorired to settle, collect and receipt for money in
my absence. ISAAC L. krlzrSsrEiS'
Clearfeld, July 3l-3t.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07

81 ABouT OvER.-The Williamsport
|Elke" is over for the present. The mills are
|runnng with full force of hands. Three Of
leaders, (Grcevey, Whitton and Blakc), who
been arrested, have been released from prison
|nlving $40 900 bail each, and the soldiers have
&nen ordered TO their homes.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07

after battling with the world for mans allotted
time, he returned TO first princpics---tho imprcs.
sions made on his youthful miLd by the teachings
of n christian mother were indclibe--and again
he became an earnest, ardent scholar in the school
of Chrlst-a child Of God. lIe had n childlikc
confidence and implicit faith In tho blood that
cleanses from all sin. For years he was almost
constantly engaged In reading, praying and prais-
ing God. For a long scries OF years his health
was feeble aud he was unable to attend the means
of grace. Through II ALL he did not complain
the Christening handof God, No muTmoring cs-
caped bis lips, but oiton he was heard to say that
he was ready to die; his work was done l. he
wanted TO go to Heaven, where all 10 love, aud
dwell with the Saviour. On the day OF his death
he was walking about, apparently as well us usual,
until the moment of his dissolution when in
death he fell from his seat and, without word, or
a struggle, his spirit scared to that land where
none grow old or are inhrm.
"Dust to dust, and clay to clay;
Ashes now with ashes lay;
Earthly mould to mould be given,
For the spirits hed to Heaven.
Thithor let us turn our view,
Peaco is there and comfort too,
There shall those We love bo found,
Tracing joys eternal round"
x.y.z.
Lawrence township, July 3Oth, 1872.
In Clear6eld, Aug. Sd, 1872, Mrs. HANNAH
CALDWELL, aged 20 years, months and 2S
days. FNre
In Bradford township. on August I'd, 1879.
JACOB sHIREy, aged 70 years, 9 months and
days.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07

To HousEKEErfns.-All kinds Of Fruit Cans,
manufactured of tho best tin aud with all the
modern improvements, as well as putty and CO.
ment, for sale in large quantities by
aug7tf II. Il. BiGLER A Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07

FoR SALE.-A. l. Shaw offers for sale first class
buggy and an excellent road wagon. Persons in
want of such articles will consult their interests
by calling on him. jy3lu.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07

cHooL REPORT. our first page
N Be found the annual report of the County
6rintendcnt, Mr.. Geo. W. Snyder, giving a
review of school affairs for the current
In this county. The report is worthy the
ntion and study of directors, teachers and the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07

NorIoE TO WAGON AND CARRiAeE MAKEps.--we
have just received general assortment Of Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also full line of Springs
and Axles, which we offer cheap for cash.
H. f. BIgLyR A CO.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-08-07

\ 6cHooh FUNDS. School Directors,
|sasuters, and Auditors will hnd 1t to their ad-
1nsagc to scan the list in this issue, containing
~ appropriation due their respective districts
- the current year. and make note Of ii.