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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
RY GREEN q WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
~ No. lOOl northwest corner 10Th and sts

" M .,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10Th and D sts.
ShIkEHE s5ok ssf ii PSaE At!sSsSAGr!S.
sfREEf Isl sSkfTHWEsnr. "AS r AND
a61, folio Is, one Of the land records OF washing.
Of the party secured thereby We will sell at public
seG rS ON r aTgps q The premise fse hgasst bid
O'clock ,. H., lot B, in Whitney Wsrners record
ed subdivision Of lots square three hundred aud
three ourtSs inches on the west side Of 9Th s,rs eSa
between and 2 streets, by depth Of one hundred
being improved BY a desir able Twc;s.ry Brick
property will be sold subject TO the special improve
ment tax all other taxes will be paid. The title is
Terms Of sale are as prescribed by the deed eff
per cent, in cash and the balance al six and twelve
months, for which the notes 81 the purchaser bear
deposit Of one hundred dollars will be required At
With in ten days after sale the DEPOSITS will be- foT
feited. All conveyancins at the cost of the pur-
s sE5hSkRRRn s ;TMT6AkRssEEER,} Trustees.
nOvl4eOsds GREEN I WILLIAMS, Aucts.
ERaRRe Eh rs POSTPONED ,s until
GE6RGk V. q sr TThfNEhE' Trustees,
nov2s-ec&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
10y LATIMEB 4 CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylv anis avenue and 18th st.
Star Office Building.
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX Two.sroRY
BRICK DWELLINGS ON 9rH STREET EAST,
BETWEEN AND STREETS NORTH.
- By virtue of SIX deeds of trust, dated Novem-
UM Der 10th, 1872, ard duly recorded in Libcr No.
@ O tOlcs SO, 8, $40, 3l2, 3i4 aud 3l6, Of the
land records for Washington county, D. O., and by
me written request OF the party secured thsreby we
viii sell at public auction, in front of the premises
on WEDNESDAY, December l0th, 1873, At o'clS
P m, Lots numbered a, "a 2S p, 70 and ~ in Geo.
M. DancktOn's subdivision of square No. 933
These lots situated 9th street east, between
II and | streets north, and are each improved by q
twt-stCTS Brick Dwelling.
Terms One-third cash; residue in six, twelve and
eighteen months with interest AZ 10 per cent D r
RnHum from day OF ssle. Deferred plymouts to be
secured by deeds of trust thu pr ,perty Id $50
down on each house at time Of sale All convey
anclng at est of purchaser 1t tho terms of sale
are not complied with within ten days from time of
sale, the Trustees reserve the right to resell, after
five day a notice. the risk and cost of the default
ing purchaser or purchasers,
II. ". WALKER, r,..oa
II. MCRAE, iusteo''
nOy26dSds LATlMER OLEARY, Aucts.
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CRTSTEE's SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
AND INIMPRONED PROPERTY IN SQUARE

TIKI SIEE'S SALF Of VALUABLE INpRONFD
AND INIMPRONED PROPERTY IN SQUARE
No. 23s.
By virtHo Of decree If the Supreme Court of
ID the District Of Columbia, passed 10 a certain
So cause in which lillian Lean is plaintiff aud
Elisha Ealooner TT al. are dcfsniants-N0. 2 767,
M Doc. Ill will offer for Gale AZ public auction,
in front Of the premises, on WEDNESDAY,. the
17th day of December, 1873 at O'Clock p. m D, the
following property Lots Nos, snd 10, in q. n
ThCII subdivision Of tots II and IS, in SQUARE No
rs. Each Of these lots is improved by substantial
t~o-stoIy Brick Dwelling, coutainin four rooms.
Original Lot No. 3, in Square No. 23S, fronting 50
feet inches north street, between 18Th aud IA
streets West with depth Of 2O feot to an aHey 80
feet vide.
Terms Of sale One-third cash; balance in equal
instruments at ard Il months, with interest at s
per cent. per aDuum 10 b. .urel by the retention
Of the title until pa d. Conyeyancing At purchas
cost. Sl0O down on each piece Of property at time
Of tale. EUGENE CARUST, Trustee
noy22 eo&ds LATIMER s. CLEARLY, Aucts.
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RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctiopeers,
ID No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and ID n ea

by GREEN WILLIAMS, AuctIoneers,
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and streets
SALE OF A FIRST CLASS STOCK OF FyNE
AND G0sTLI yEWELRY, GOLD AND Sill
WEB HGNTING CASE WATCHES, OF AMER
IGAN, SWISS. AND ENGLISH MANUFAO-
TuRE; PLATED TEA sET; DIAMOND
GOLD RINGS; GOLD LoCKETS; GOLD
SPECTACLES; ROGERS BRO: IS BEST Sill
YER PLATED WARE, consisting of spoons,
Casters, orks, aud other useful articles
6L0GKs OF oEyEkY ryARIETYi SLEEVE
t EXERE pESSGgksIHPRT.19F1 W TnTan oTHER
FIRST OIL ASS ESTABLISH MENr.
IN On WEDNESDAY, December 10, 1873, We
Eyslshall at the store of Mr., M. Judd, No. Ala
G!S&7th street northwest, the Aforementioned
goods, and continuing every morning and evening
-aRtil all is disposed of, commencing ut 10 O'Clock
q m. and p. m. 1t offers rare Inducements TO
those in want of holiday presents
dec5 GHEEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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10y LATIMER h CLEARY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southwest corner Pennsylvan avenue and z ev
snth street, Star Office Buildings.
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1919 GREAT 1920
iOI OPENSSYLvANIA ROUTElOI0
,. TO THE
NDhTHNEST, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave a. Follows:
~shiugton. AS . m. Baltimore. s:2s a. m.
III IS a n e.. I .35 D m.
Us pm. lilo 2. m.
,v,,I NE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE,
N5gi, ftyssAt sCVIery, Palace STATE room DAy and
49, -! y IN mcnnerE improvements.
Aew York 70 "estsso auu SeH'iSa
Ihe ! l:55 q m, daily, EXCEPT Sunday. northwest,
ahc s.5l ). m daily, west S''iA''' NV 0''
-, MAZE CONNECTIONS
sIf21Rh from WASHINGTON T0 pUFFATO
~IIitaS9 ard ST. LOUIS without change
LCAets y TINS route can b. prscnre5 a, The oica.
corHer q 18Th street aud Pen a. a. s AMI
NaiiC.S 49, te1 aIa F,nn-y tyaHi avenue 1nder
given a. all times. 'u'0fmation VIII DC
fssseDgers Krgcurin> tickets al tbess fscas can
Ct. Louis aud Buffalo is Ao1 Oh'S@so'
I'd 5. YOUNG, General PASSENGER Agent.
-] Baltimore, Md.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PPk hp D, P PROPERTY, l4i9 sTH STREET
TN0-sTORY BRICK HOUSE, AT AUCTION
d BY virtue OF sdccree Of the Supreme Court OF
So of November, A ID. 1873, in the cause Of Brown
ct AL vs. Brown ct al No. sac, equity doc. Is, th9
signed viii offer for sale, at public aucion ia
front Of the premises, on TUESDAY, the gth dsy
OF December, A: d. 1873, at O'Clock .. M, the
south twelve feet six inches front street west
by ninety five feet depth Of Lot II, i'll Square nun
oered four hundred and twenty two, (i22 improved
by a two-story Brick House.
Terms: One-fOurth cash; balance in three equal
instruments, at 9, II and l5 months, respectively
with interest, secured by notes of the purchaser to
be approved by the trustee, and lien. Con
YeysnCing at purchasers cost, deposit of $50 re-
quiTed at time Of sale.
JUDSON T. GULL, Trustee.
n8-d DUNCANsON, DJWLING& co Aucts
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AUCTION SALES.

Try LATINER CLEARY,
- Auotionecr: and Real Estate Brokers,
'o'p star one Ba fi s and ii'A street,
TWO HUNDRED SINGING CANARY PIRps
So, ON TUESDAY MoRNTsG, Dec nes- y,
81 l'LS- r'n.s nciuE ~ 1 % lio- = W! IN our
: - s'leSrntni-, We shall sell sho ~ % Mac Canary
BHds- un LATIMER CLEARY. Aurts
Ri wM. WALL s CO, AucIiOneers.
Id NV Ms,bls BaiIdiaS,
Nos. 700 .ud Goa Psapsy anita svenue.
HhNnsoNE crimson PAgLoR SUITE
FnR W.Hsr TN IksEH RksL on sSIts
eSof S SH ASBs SErS' st sTTTIoS
10. ISIS, al IL O'Clock, We viii sell, the
NJ IT. t C9T OF our sHlesEaons- -
Soi.s w. Easy Chairs, sna aur s.ds Chs;r-.
osS Tan ~ T,Ity Parisr spi,e, seven p-.es-'ne
Ore handsome Walnut, Arbl, TOP ChsmbeT Set,
Two walnut Hall Chairs. Hair ard sbu,k Ma,
ufsses vi Il other articles IN the Furniture line
W cal special attention q the above goods, as
ths{ NrIs maj - ORDER IN Philsde.ghis sud Of SUI
dsosT ". L WALL 4 co ASc-s
RY LATIMER CLEARY,
ID Auciiunes r, and Real Estate Brokers;
Star Offoe building.
CHSNCERY sALEoF NAJu.BL~ INPRov.
NJ IRtPEhIl ON 18Th STREET, HSAR
PkNNsYLyAnIA AysNuE.
IS, sg Disiriot Of CcIunsis, passed On to- ~ t.y
2 d. "'Iitl0T n SIS .. ~ kef
? m, on " EnNESpAY.tl- II "A "a, IT -c.u-
K iF- e., n parts q Lot, NJ and . in .'n,r,
ruaui Z back f that v I'm I feet. The ~ perry
L now ssthe Il on, maj. n ai BNe-rs Is in
ur we'd With prg.>e3 brick BriitjuE. with bake.
house and "Nc uf tGa hest pattern ant pr-,-uts an
g.hhie opportunity 90 euEagH IN the baki1E ha-i-
Terms ofsala one-tbi-d cash; the -c-aG i- .lua'
NJ from the dar ~ sal: leo ien. 81. WHOM ne
property Is struck %. The purchaser has he aPti'a
FREn W JONES, Tr-s.rs.
d'eS-d's LAElNER CLENRN- Aces.
Rr Nm. L. WALL s CO, Ancti5ucers,
No. Sbo anu SO2 PeUnsyiyaus avcuuc, cor. 9Th 81
ASSlGNEE's SALE OF A CRuCkEaY AND
- - :, NJ DSAl SRS GOODS ~ NOV 30
dd2 HeR sALEho"MS FoR Convenience
"a Ca WEDNESDAY MORNING. poosmbs-
49, % the nr,' floor Of ~ s,lesr'ous, the
teatire staeS # Cr"ckery, Plated wa-1, Far
ndure, stoves, cutlery, ShnN Cases. sc, Ar.
We name in part, viz
10 sets "a. 3 and Ssucc-s.
10 Breaktsst, piuler and TIA Pistes,
So VesstsLic DISHES.
~ Mashbowi7 sud Pitchers,
| loo Coal Hgds,
10 Tia Water Pals,
20 dozen Knives and rFks.
Wash Boilers, Plated Casters, Plated Rniye, AMI
Ceudi,s1icks. Coffee. Mrl-, Lanterns,
Matters Dishpaus, ToiIet sets, Tea CAtdies,
| Bread boxes, Satches. Trunks,
| PycE Il hives, Biou~es. SC.
FURNITURE
| 20 Stoves, Cottage Suite, - Csuaterpaues,
| Bureaus, Sidob1arCs, Psriur Suites
| BrUssgls Carpet, " sshh owls ani Pitchers,
| One Plated Shaw Case.
| Together with number OF goods generally found
| il a CT1Ckery and Furpirure Es.ahli-ull-uI. We
cali the special attention Of the trad tbs sh0sp
sale a. II is peremptory, aud viii Doe sold ia lots u
| suit purchasers.
Terms cash.
| b. order Of the ass gnee.
| dec6 VIM. L. WALL & CO, Aucts
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FlY LATlMER 4 CLEAEf,
Ef AuctIguVerF anG x Al E-iate Brokers,
Southwest corner Peuusy lvaUia ave aud lIth street.
Star Ofice Buildings.
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GREAT SALE BY CATALOGUE

ARTISTS, AT AUCTION,
A. cur Spacious sale II EUnIs, on tl- ENsl5a les Of
IuJ ESDAY and FRIDAY, Dec I I ami -, l,.3
Commencing at u'ClD-G ca a evening
Further particulars in future RsFtrii-ag.ar,. g.
drt6 W l.. WALL * CO. Ag,tS.
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H MMl HaSsls 8 FAINT, Trustees,
KELLEY 4 GATCHEL, Aucts.,
0-eoSds Corner of llth and II streets.

~THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
poned until HURSDAf tho 4th day of December,
ISIS, at same hour and place.
noyl9eo&ds KELLEY 4 GATCHEL, Aucts
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RY b. h. WARNER,
No. 729 9Th street, between G and III.
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Board &C Public Works Of the District OF Columbia
ashingtOn, u. @, December s. ISZ3 dacl.t
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~THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
and place.
dee5-so6ds KELLEY 4 GATCHEL, Aucts,
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~ TETTMTR Q GTEERY

ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brose rs,
Southwest corner Penna. avenue and 18th street,
Star Office Building,
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10y EATIMER & CLEARY,
- AuctiOneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy ania avenue and 18th ST
Star Office Buildings
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u T. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and AuctiOneer,
No. 729 eth street, between u and II SIS
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10y LATIMER 4 CLEhRY,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylv anis avenue and 18th St
Star Office Building.
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Board OF Public Works of the District Of Columbia
ARLINGTON, ID. y December Sth, 1913. does I'd
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10y KELLEY s GATCHELL, Auctioneera
DSOuthoast corner Of Ii IA and streets norI Invest
TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE BRICK
RESIDENCE ON STREET, NEAR ST. ALO-
1SlUS CHURCH, IN SQUARE 675 AT AUG

N4lC lA' H. IN C'2bAlhE ~ n AgO-
X BY virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated November
a::s 18th, ISL, aud duly recorded IA Lih5r No. 65S
64kf lio 50, Of the land records Tor Washiugt1a
county, Dis of Columbia, and by toe written
direction OF the party secured thereby, viii -el at
cubic auction, in front Il the premises, III ES
DAY, the 9Th day Of December, A. ID. 1873, at
O'Clock p. N the following described part Of square
numbered six hundred aud euty 675l, ia the
city Of Washington, d O.. begi ming for the st
point in the line # North street twenty 3ll
iect west from the nor hsasters corner Of said
SO are, and thence ruuniUg west along the SAID
Sr,Vt twenty (ZG feet; hence south oigULy $50 feet
thence east tweUty 10 fesT aud thence GJrlh the
-al0 street and place 4 beginning; WITH an inn
pfOvements thereon, consisting Of comfortable
BIZ iCk Residence
Terms Of sale: $1,000, with interest thereon At the
rate Of ten (lUl per cent. per aDuuul, tr May T.
1873 geber with the peIses Of sale, IN ash and
tn balance deferred payments 10 be made in SIX
end twelve month, alter sale, with interest At the
tate of eight per ceut. ? 7 suDum, and secnrcd by
deed % trust to the saisf action Of the Trustee.
Terms to be fully compiled with within six days
after SALE otherwise the Trustee the right
70 resell the property after week notice. the
risk and cost Of first purchaser. Ali cow yauciag
At cost ~ purchaser Slt-i =. % paid down i'm Gedi-
htely after sale. WIN. II WARD, TrCstes,
nuV2S D KELLEY GATCHEL, Aucts
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Vl1 IAITNEE CHA NJ,
- Auo;ioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Penn-y lvsnsa and iItA street.
star Once Buildings.
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10y THOS. r. MAGGAMAN,
ID Real Estate AuCtiOuver, 5lY IN street.
ONE or THE NiCESTsM All BRICK HOUSES
WITH ali MODERN CONkENIESCES, No.
~ / STREET NORTHEAST.
A. o. WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 10, a. I
- clock ?. N, ] shall sell, % the premises
~ al, We m nutInuei. & taUse 4nd lot.
Ttrms, $50 ca h, balance .I U rgthly Payments.
d,C6-d THOS. +. NAGGAMAN, Aur..
lkI ". L. WALL e co. AEctInurgrs,
kp New Marble RTr'iIlg,
Nos. 9OO and gU2 Pennsy IL ana ave, cor 9th st
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Hifd.

At the residence of his son, Mr.. Jonathan Bur
ley, in Tyrone, on June 18th, 1873, Mr.. JOSEPH
BURLEY, in the 10th year of his ago.
In Clear6eld, on June 10th, 1878, Mrs. ELIZA
FLANAGAN, aged about 90 years.
On June Sd, 1873, MARY ALICE, daughter Of
W. F. and 1. ]. SHAW, aged years, 10 months
and days.
0p May 3oth, 1873, EDMOND X. WISE,
aged years, months and 20 days.
Also, on June I'd, 1878, HATTIE l.. WISE,
aged about Is years.
Also, on June II, 1878, MARY G. WISE, in
the 47th year of her age.
Also, on June IS, 1878, MARY C. WISE, aged
| Is years, 9 months and 20 days.
Wife, son and daughters Of DAVID WISE, OF
Jordan township, Clearheld county. They all
died of typhoid fever. A brother of Mr.. Wise,
residing with the family, and uon are just re-
covering from the same disease, while another son
lies In a critical condition with the same maady
| 1t is seldom we are called to witness scene SO
touchingly sad. -Four loved oncs taken from one
happy home in three short weeks by the relentless
hand Of death. And yet thoro are many drops OF
comfort in this cup Of woe. There il bao OF
| light thrown over tho dark shadow Of death--for
VIC trust they oil sleep in Jesus Mrs. Wise was q
christian woman, for many years a consistent and
worthy member Of the Zion Baptist church. Her
christianity took practical shape, many to whom
she mipstered in times of distress and need can
testify. She will be missed, sadly missed, in the
family, in the church and In the community, but
our loss is her everlasting gain. Katie, Hattie
and Edmond were good and faithful members Of
the Bible school Of the church Of which their moth
er was member. Having early learned Of Jesus
they could each say when about to die, ~ love
II i'm who loved me-" They have met beyond tn,
river, in that land whore sorrow and death arc un.
known. Happy meeting may VIC oil meet them
there. Brother Wise and the remaining members
Of the family have the heartfelt sympathies Of tho
entire community. PAsroR.
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NoTICE.-l'he undersigned having

NOTICE.--1he undersigned having
IN beenarpointed Auditor by the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Of Olearleld county, TO settle the &C.
counts Of the Prize Masters appointed by said
Court and 10 make distribution of the funds in
their hands arising from the sales of Timber un.
der the provision Of an Act of Assembly approvod
Feb. lib, 1873, notice Is hereby given, TO all
persons who lost unmarked Square Timber in the
ice froshets Of 1873, 10 file their claim for such
loss with tho Auditor. The claim must be made
out under oath before Justice ofthc Peace the
county where the claimant resides, and must set
forth as follows;
lat. The kind and amount Of timber 80 lost.
ID. That The said timber was unmarked and
was carried away by the ice freshets Of 1873.
3J. Whether any portion of said timber was
recovered by the claimant
The claimant must also state under oath wheth-
er be or his agents have taken up and RATED any
drft Square Timber, marked OF unmarked, float.
ing or lodged along the river, md IL 80, the kind
and amount Of timber 10 taken, and the marks,
IL any, thereon
Distribution will be made afier the lst Of Au-
gust, 1873, and all claims must be filed with the
Auditor before that time. No distribution ofihe
marked timber will be made until after August
ist as the timber BY that time, win be raitcd out
Of the booms.
c. ". SNirn.
Cloar6old Pa, June O, 1873.
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Afutistry,
REDUCTION OF PRICES
ny $. PORTER SHAW. o. D:G
IMPORTANT truths,

NJ Ed IMPORTANT TRUTHS,
Having succeeded In getting lighter sarh o.
material, hence the ior aud moderate ehasge ~
partial and full sets Of Teeth. use the ~
manufacture Of teeth and, other material. Al
Q perations registered and warranted to give ssf'
vice aud satisfaction. u ''yH
Friends, reflect that my chargss for the insss,
ton Of artificial and the saving oE the natu.ss
eeth are now the most ~ Prnnsy
Preserve your teeth and you preserve your health
Putting Of the natural teeth in hsalthy, pre-.
seryatiye aud useful condition is made specially
Diseases and malformations common to ths NOUN.
law and associate parts, are treated and correctsd
with fair success. Examinations and eonsuita-
tions FREE. rs.
1t would be well for patients from distancs n
lot me know by mail few days before coming
to the Office.
1t Is very important that children between ~
age. of six and twelve years should have thsls
teeth examined. s., ,.... j..
Annsthetcs ars administered and Teeth 70
moved without pain. ., =.
Dispositions and character are judged BY all
the world by the expressions of tho face, henes
how very disastrous may II therefore be for res,
sons to indulge an expression Of distorted festur,s
even apart from hygienic view, Now, To- enjoy
natural (not srtiGciaD comforts and pleasures.
respect aud obey natural smplcities and instineI
s. PORTER SHAW, ID. d. 9.
Office In New Masonic Building, Second sIsst
Clearfeid, Pa. mayi*s :
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Tue ENTERTAINMEr to be given in
the Court House, on Thursday and Friday even
inss next is the general subject Of conversation.
It will no doubt be a rich treat. Prof Harrison,
bis assistants and the pupils have been laborius
industrously in the Court Room every day this
week in order that nothing viii bo left undono to
have everything in readiness to insure the entire
sueeess Of the entertainment. Tickets are for sale
a, the Post Office and will also be sold at tho door.
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At the Presbyterian Parsonage, Tyrone, on
June 18th, 1878, by Rev. S. NJ. MoonE, Mr.JARED
IRWIN, of Houtldals, to Miss ELLEN SIMS, oi
Altoona. fr I,tlH| II
On June I'd, 1873, by Rev. W. NJ. MEMrseER
Mr.. CURTIS II. SH0WALTER, Of Drookville, tC
Miss MoLLIE S. CHERRY, of Bcllcfonte.
On june 2Ist, 1878, by Rev. d. d. McCLosKr
Mr.. FRANKLIN p. McCL0SKY, Of Cooks Run
to Miss l.. JENNIE Pollen, of Driftwood.
On June IL, 1873, by Rev. NJ. l.. CANOE, Mr.
JOHN C00ZER to Miss LIZZIE J. LANSBER
RY, both of Goshen township.
On Juno 10, 1873, by Rev. T. VAs scoroc, Mr.
ZACHARY I. McCRACREN TO Miss MARGA
RET CR0YLE, both Of Beccaria township.
On June 10th, 1879, by Rev. W. NJ. BuRcnrIrIp
Mr.. JOHN McTAVlSlI, Of Smiths mills, to Mis-
MATILDA ROOT, Of MADEIRA.
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Pic Nc AT PENNvILLE.-A grand
Picnic aud Hop will be held in tho grove, near
Pcnnville, on Thursday, July Sd, 1878, under the
auspices Of The Catholic congregation of place
Frstelass music viii be in Atten Dance and plat
form erected sufficient to accommodate oil who
may wish to engage in dancing An elegant
dinner win be served on tho ground. Dinner
tickets, 50 cents. Feed will be provided for tn,
horses of persons coming in carriages or on horse
back. A general invitation is extended to all per,
sons who may wish to have good time and
spend a day pleasantly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-06-25

ANOTHER BRIDGE.--An advertise.
ment in this issue sets forth the fact that another
free bridg. to put across the river at Ghees,
In Ben township. The citizens in the immediate
vicinity and the township have subscribed lbcr-
ally toward rebuilding this bridge which was
carried away by the Ice food last spring.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-06-25

DEEP DIsTREss.--Our esteemed fcl-
h- citizen. Major d. w. Wise, Of Jordan town
chip, has encountered compound distress. Within
the last few weeks death has carried of bis wife
and three children, while two more and brother
arc still very sick. lie Of course has the assist
snee aud sympathy Of all his nsighbors and
friends In his afiictlon. lbfN. NgI
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-06-25

Mr.. Packard will begin his Vocal Glasses on
Monday, the 3Oth, at the Baptist Church, to con-
tinuc eight weeks. The Juvenile Glass meets at
o'clock, P. NJ, and the Adult Glass at o'clock,
Pm. Terms of tuition: For Juveniles, sl.50j for
Adults, $500. Mr.. P. will also receive limited
number Of pupils on the Piano, Voice and Organ.
Apply to him or at the Shaw House. 81;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-06-25

PnILIp IN TROUBLE. The Tyrone
Herald says: On Saturday last the team, two
horses, of Philip Dotts, Of Glen Hope clearhed
county, wero frightened by a passing train at up
per end Of warehouse, and backeda loaded wagon,
to which they were hitchcd, down the embankmeni
iOvards distance Of Hftecn or twenty feet
A large spruce tree stopped the vehicle, OF. the
animals may have sustained serious injuries, Dots
and smother msn having leaped from the wagon
while passing down the hillside. Two horses and
two mules hauled tho wagon to its place again,
and Philips heart WAS slsddened on learning that
nothing was injured.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-06-25
Tha Bellefonte Republican of last

The Bellefonte Republican Of last
week says We learn that 4 man Was found, one
evening last week, a short distance this side Of
Tyrone, on the railroad track with his throat cut
and his pockets rined. Every evidence Of foul
play. lie had evidently been murdered for his
money, and placed upon tho track, SO that the
world might record another man killed by the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1873-06-25

ANOTHER GnAsD orEsIso.--Kratrcr 4 Lytle
have again filled their store from cellar to garret
with new goods. 1t does beat all how many goods
they do sell. We can only account for II in one
wsythat they sell at prices that make it an object
for people to deal with them for people will buy
where they eau the cheapest. Go andse for your
selves; wo don't want you to take our word for 1t.