Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-04-22

Biblc printed In Germany In 1870,
Tho number Of boatmen on tho
Pennsylvania Canal is $500.
A GcorgIa paper promises 10 pub,
lish q "thrilling cereal." It's readers
will doubtless make an oat oft.
Tho thrco commissioners Of Craw-
ford county weigh 600 pounds and
measure six feet in height on tho aver.
ago.
According to a Kansas decision, 0
husband and wife can enter show on
ticket reading "admit one" Most
righteous Judge
Bismarck's wife wears the largest
shoes ofany woman beyond the Rhine,
and his daughter follows in tho moth.
er's footsteps.
Tho sheriff Of Northumberland
county, Pa, is again advertising for
sale the Danvllo, Hazleton and Wilkes
barre Railroad. 4
A Custom House man writes that no
has hoard ladies of refinement, wealth,
position, and education lio customs
officer out of countonance.
Mr.. G. W. Childs, the proprietor Of
the Public Ledger, and Mr.. J. DrcxeI,
tho banker, have given $4,000 each
to the centennial.
Tho divorced wifo of the late Sena-
tor Sumner has filed petition tore
sumo her maiden name, Alice Mason
What has become OF tho German
Prince? d3i
1t is said that the fumes of sugar
snufIed up the nose will cure ordinary
cases of neuralgia. Put small quan-
tity Of sugar on hot shovel and try
it as directed.
A. Waltman, Of SINNERS Eddy,
Lycoming county, is reported to .hade
secured a contract 70 furnish 1900, 900
feet of hemlock to be used in the Cen,
tonnial buildings At Philadelphia.
Judge A. S. Arnold, of M'Kean,
County, died at Port Allegheny on.
the lst inst. He was an estimable and
useful citizen and formerly represented
this district in The Legislature. y
The food in Tennessee continues,
the rivers arc still rising, travel is
partially or wholly suspended on most
Of the railroads, and the planters are
suffering heavy losses.
A schoolgirl in Newark, N. j.,
jumped rope 300 times in succession
and then died. But tbon thisfact will
not prevent other school girls from
killing themselves in the same way.
Lucy IL. Hooper gives her expert.
ence in Paris in Appleton's Journal.
She says :"The purse Of Fortunatus,
the wisdom Of Solomon, tho patience
of Job, and the cunning Of a lox--such
are the qualities needed by those who
go shopping in Paris"
A. 7. Stewart has fixed the price for
board at his Grand Union Hotel, Sara.
tcga, at three dollars day for tho
coming season. OF course tho land
lords Of the other hotels will be COM
PEELED to adopt the same tariff
The Farmers State Convention of
Oregon met at Salem on Thursday,
and nominated the following ticket
Congressman, II. w. Davenport; Gov
ornor Thomas f. Campbell Secretary
Of State, J. n Darghett.
w. W. Smith, of Washington, Pa,
has sent to General Grants farm, near
st. Louis, Mo, his mares KITTY and
Gipsy. The President is to return
this equine courtesy by sending Smith
a pure blood HambIetonian stallion.
Tho Huntingdon Monitor regrets
moved from Cassville and sorrows nyer
the reflection that the innocent orphans
have been ground between the upper
and neither milIstones of partisan hate.
J. J. WalborL a well known justice
of the peace and notary public, died
in Middletown, Dauphin county, o few
days ago. He held the office Of justice
ever since 1910, and was appointed
notary under different administrations
without regard to politics,
The Pittsburgh Post says: To cure
the country of Radicalism, Butlerism,
Grantism, and kindred Affections, ad-
minister Jaynes "wormifuge" and
Sanborn Pills, in full doses. The Of
feet is magical. See tho certificates
from New Hampshire and Connecticut.
For sale by all Radical Office holders.
"Shall we gather at the riverY' SO
sang some Ohio temperance ladies in
front OF a "rum hole" The old repro
bate who kept the place poked his
head out Of window, and told them
he was too busy, just then, but he
would meet them down there, after
dark, at any time they might mention
The Cleveland Herald (Radical,) |
talks Of the defeat in this wise -
awe have been worsted, whipped,
most outrageously whaled, there is no
use denying 1t. Figures wont lie
They speak for themselves. and their
voice in the table of election returns
is so soul narrowing that we would
fain stop our ears, turn over and 60 to
sleep for n while. The comparison
between the Republican situation as it
is, made in the parallel columns OF
former majoritics and present minor
tiles, is enough to turn the strongest
DEATH OF THE PEAoHEs.-Wo are