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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-09-13
JUDGE MCKINNEY.

Judge Mckinney. having announced
himself as a candidate for the Judge
ship in the district composed OF Lam
der, Nye and Churchill, The Letett{e
pays him tho following well deserved
compliment:
Hon. u. E. Mckennev, present
Judge If the District Court Of i.auder
county, announces himself in the
columns Of the Rc1.iJc as u
candidate for the office Of bis
ir.ct judge of the judicial BIS
trict comprising the three c6untie>
III Lander, Nye and Churcaiil.
During Judge Mckenney's i"cuHuheu-
~ .. tine JudgeShlp Of Til, coun his
judicial course Ina, been characterized
by ability V, ilirne-, ami honesty, and
ha, been satisfactory to The People OF
the district, which, since tHe formation
of Eureka county, has comprised the
counties OF Lander and Eureka. HIS
decisions have, in most ca~e5, been IN
dor.ed by the higher courts, and his
courtesy To counsel trying cases b.
fore him and the unbiased nature of
his rulings, havc commended aim to
the legal fraternity, IN whose opinion
he stands p~re-eininent. Judge Nc
kenney will undoubtIV be nDlu4nltci
and elected, and it Is proper that he
should; tor his election viii simply he
"A merited reward to a good and faith
tui servant.
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NV 1O-D.iI !.
NV IO-D.iV /.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ancient Order Of Eibcrnians

At MEETING OF DIVISION No. ..
y hid ssitomhsrl-th tn, sab. cinel pro
',i.h IL ami + .U.hii n, ~ I. >s!vc ri tbs l.
tinen,s vi tLttrd I oser tn unexpected de-
.iia Vi iii, ittc twyl. hcr.r, were .l.ani-
mo. sly ado. I d:
Nh.rsas, 1t has 1lsasaa the Al".i ,hty in
Ii" ti~.,I=atiuu oi his divine wisdom 70 To-
mnvc iorerer ltutn n#r mlIst on .. or most
esteemed AMI beloved Ecgub"r-, owen kHr.c,
" h., hy liz manly and e I.eras2 t.i!ts q.
character, had .H'l-are. himself to ev"iy
InVHtn 7 % TIE SUcl'ty, aHu W!uSc Unalt"ra.
81" devotion to tn canse o. II lana'- inde-
pend ur", ii iIgltt With III" highest national
f~atilnllr a. Il atlpua. .sc-i.td iur htm EIli:n-
sc toN with HccFn = aud submission to III &.
decree vi the A4l-wisa tioAii,nc. in tn Is
eating, III prIm. al miIhood ana il the ci.
9oynieit ii all his fac ltIvS, cue of orr most
respected brothers aud eyer .alih al I!lrnGS,
IS feel Ii uHr ds.tN 10 give oX,rt-i ion IL oar
feelings over the Irrri.arable loss .uslaiIlyd
lH III" family OF tlr GeCVasrI IA well as by
thiS Iisr, IUr which h. had accomplished 20
mach.
nesulvcd, That as a trib1t. Of respect to
the iond nscinury q the deceased, III iudgc
r,UlG' oi or society b. drattd ii lHuirIil Z
ter ttlrty GAYS; ANA that ;he officers ana
members Of this ~S1tiety attend las funeral
in Il body. .AlHi be i! firth r
l. csntsrtl,. hat a "a Of the foregoing
rrroI tlols b. q crossed ard IorNa,dni IL Tie
parents and rtlati : OF til deceased; and
a.so ttlal IL sdlhe it spr,.i in iili On tn
~F'cosaN Of the Lodg", and Published in til
daty aiCr. JAiii.c Si3NitN,
THOMAS ItAEhI.
IlS!tIuY sit H..IY.
sl'-"t Committee ON i,esul tioiS.
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was due = his ac1ui>itivene~s. YOU fail
10 attribute the sincerity of his motive
to the fostering are of the father or
the thrifty ambition of the husband.
Nova an instance of the esteem in
which he holds the precious gems Of
kis household. did he not de
voc. for months. columns per
issue. OF valuable space in the C1u7cr
~ the defamation. t. anuihilati6u uf the
ter1>i chcrcan home Of the sirens who
had tanEelei their hands il the eUpae-
ou> locks Of his innocent son. and
cla~fei him II thtiy h>civistf~ era
brace. Il the eiJer had previously
>ho4rer1d golden IN uuium- on the
ilm<elS tnal their cafuraI>. VA it MT
merely in she way Of business and if
another bright star Of hi lioine~fjc
ornament nov hlauiiv ii>peu>c> bib
Nous beverages from the lar of III"
anne house. j il M, 4 convincing
proof Of hi -agnaHim!tye and no.
undoubtedly he should not he Uutl'y
>tiEm4ziz-d FIR any hereditary E'ee3H-
WercuriaI tenn eTam@us which FER
vaae~ the family. II his zeal for the
acquisition OF wealth. iIrsl him otar-
teF tie be~t Interests ut h.S parry and
line lis pain WIKI the Ee5jeu ditea->
bI tae NailIoElltl iHI-4iela4Ie. IA> ne
not Tor uge,e ieUcc She e,ca
minds g Re >1to AMI EIihog. who .a~-
sock al for ;.llt t75sfS fa-uUs. The f
Dorado. while h crt>pei only te
tar aie AMI raa.s lis trJ3- Ii rr-1n
! ust = representative Of his cs!na.8-
MY. 'ho5-h tsuui lei tv gran IT.
~gb>eF ,ea here. asfl iftHv latrha.H
muri.g II Mr,E.yre and Walker can
lie traced 3recv 10 ~ door. ha- La
Hst. in .he ar~t zu<-an -. 4 pad il; To
Perform - Sharon AL II ila ~e,sa1 /.
dae> II. ~ lowed :-rsH. s.Hen
br-v. H. tarlH. eve. G=Hsi- Eag=a-
aaee terrible
In shor.. i he possesses the hang
l. =sS Ia ro=.I3et or. tlerr.u--
IN >veeuhaHry 81 a Q..lp. he grasp
M lVa-Iy.0g>n--> II = Turkish JeV,
tire >-u".Fn- urev n q cua>c wgr-
dsror. II GIIeAual. = : H. - -
ambition. aud II tina ra.1rHa> LII
Cons q: - lt>.e - BAN have
r.>-ed lie "a Hlars= clothing Of L.
crauiun. h. : e. asG.v mns. Ia be
P.ziei than .amei a4i Ia liz behalf.
-. my :eet. ya.ca .az,reak hi praise.
i.ea.a.n:n-yelr,. ii ;ru-h.
y. .. L.
Belmont sop. n. -.
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WITHDRAWAL OF COLONEL 4. &.
ELLIS

We publish below a letter from Co,.
Ellis. received by telegraph. with
drawing from tie GHl e~rnaiorial rom
test. A. We understand from reliable
sources. he was beaten in his own
county by fraud and The corrupt Hse
Of money on tie part Of The Bradley
faction. Thousands Of friend-. men
OF principle and true worth in all par.~
Of the Sal. VII deeply resre; tie
determination q Colonel Ellis 10 qa..
the fed. The friends IF Eli, are rea.
friends-not tools purchased by the
promise Of place or the hope If self
aggraudizement. Mr. .han lis j; i.
perhaps. n: necessary y say here.
Following Is bis many Letter:
CARSON CITY. Nev.. SEPT. -
EDITOR SENTINEL: From the action
which has been taken lv TWO II the
county conventions IN tle sac. :ha@
OF Elko and Nve counties. a. al>o,
from the primary meeting Of the Dem
ocraiic and Liberal party in the c5un.v
OF Ormshv. on Ike 10Th instant, TO-
gc:her with Information derived from
correspondence and extensive persona,
intercourse with many citizens i TIE
STATE, I have become satisfied that
Governor Bradley i the choice Of L
majority Of the people for he Office Of
Governor, lam. therefor re. no longer =
eanliIa.e for that position. ! desire -
return 70 YOU, and TO my friend, gen
orally. my graceful acNn laiei-nen.
for ;he di>in:cres;ed supper. gwen -
me for The position TO which a>girel.
Your obcilcn. scrvan..
- -.
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Dredging to he Commenced Acct.
dcniaiiy >hot-Suppiie> for raH-
aniut senator Jones in Los An.
geles-McNican Celebration.

ll'- -hNHfF-t#E-. - L..
john Davidson says the work -;
dredging Wilmington bar will lie
cnnMeuctd on Tuesday next, as called
for by the contract.
The mar who was accidentally shot
on tue ran Fernando train. dav before
Yesterday. ! Eefu-io cruz. The bal.
entered two inches below the knee
i,..nt on The outside. ranging down
ward. tracjurin- both bone, OF the leg.
ani loi-ln- in tie ankle joint, Where
/. was c, u>iderabiv iisttened.
The Jones and eva party has
shipped To this poin, a wagon ami
tetul>. besides 4 considerable amount
of ~ffeiglI'. " hich it vii! take 10 Taua-
min.
Sena.orJOnes spant lest evening a.
tn home ~ Ex-Governor boNuev.
AMI today he is locking about the
ci Y. His arrival here has caused a
great deal o. railroad speculation.
The >an Diego Brass Band, AMI quite
L numtcr Of citizens. started for Real
Il Castillo. Low cr California. to-day.
- be Tre>en, At Tie celebration OF the
Mexican independence AZ tina. place
nv uaal
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PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
T2cM
He'll to answer E..e Fair Steamer
News GrceI,bar.as OF
"a steamship E.iur-(tinr.ie Ross
(5rcu1ar--EUr RanaHaa-EsaceS,

san FRANCISCO. sept. T..
+, l.. Buckley. the LiccnSct ol!rttor,
Was held to answer for enlhcZZieincnt
ot public funds III 5000 bail.
Sc%venty-three death, occurred here
this Week, six OF which were from
~sc9r.atina.
The attendance a. the Bay District
Fair Will be large. There viii bea pa
rade OF ratd>ters and trottiug and run
ming races in the afternoon.
The steamer NeWhern, which ar
rived from the Colorado river this
morning. brought about 30 men of
the I"enly-thiri Infantry, en- route TO
the Derartmcn, 0ttle Platte.
The Pacific Mail steamer Granada
sails for Panama =, l. today.
Tie eanle Mikado. for Australian
ports, was to haHc saI!ei at noon to-
day, hut viii hot sail until noon to-
morrow.
GreenhackS, 81. OF.
The emma Iran,-l'ac3tic COMPANY
has been bought out by the Pacillc
llail steamship Company. The latter
company acquires the steamers Van
cutNer and Nasco de Gaina. Virtual
IS the steamers are chartered, since no
f~orclgn-built vessel can be registered
in an American name. The next trip
Of the Vancouver VIII he under the sil-
pcrintendencc Of tie Pacific Mail
Company.
Circulars bearing Il picture Of
Charles brewster Ross, the child alb
Quoted from its parents q July 1t,
have been received here. The CIRCULAR
d3~cfibe- the child, vino is four years
of age, flaxeH haired and Of good APP
p~eirance. II also tells about the ap-
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Drifting A>hore-Ncw Roais.

NAN IIIE'FO, sup. y.
MIR. F. :. More returned this morn
in- from 4 trip OF 400 miles down in
Lower California. From him We learn
ihrt the old ~.eaiuer mon, which Was
le~t Is OF 20 wears ago, is Just now
drifting ashore in pieces, Oft Eo*a
Aria.
The Lower California frontierauthor-
Ties pro- ose to eXpcnd 5000 in con
struc.in1 a first c.aSS roa' between
san Rafael and san nie=n. Shortening
the distance ten mile. They are also
preparing TO constrGc: Il good road
across ,He Territory 10 the Gulf. The
improvements Will adj very largc'v TO
The PROF. cry of the frontier and Will
increase trade " til uur Il V.
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teas and silks brought by the Colima
from China and japan.
There WAS an immense crowd at the
Gav District Fair this afternoon. The
running rFce tor $1,000 was won easily
NV Henry. The last race, tor a purse
of Sl.noa was = irottin- race and
very interesting. Ii was o 10y joe
owned bv samuel Theller. The horses
could hardly We seer in the last heat.
OWING - TIDE darkness. The time
made in either race was no. eNtranr-
lInIrN.
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tiic Eor9n0sa Difficulty Liiacly to b1
Settled.

S~HANGIAE. China. Sept. T..
TIE Ambassador from Japan has ar
rived mere. Ii i, generally considered
that a lac.li solution OF tiic difficulties
IN regard to Formo>a viii be effected.
l. j. reported thai the question will be
submitted for arbitration 20 HE Ire@i-
Italy.
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Local Option Defeated.

MEECEp. Cal. sept. l..
The Local tp;ioni~ts were badly
beaten here to-day. The whole mum
Der Of va,e> east was ls3. OF which
the on'ioni>ts got II, giving the liquor
dealers a majority Of l6i. Everything
was conducted in Il quiet and orderly
manner. II" ~a.oon> being open during
The day. BontiGc. ami the firing OF
the .'toSmop@ij.aa Whispering An-
gel va, Kept ltp un,il Il lac hour.
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%tIp, 'tii l. -.
N0ultou'< new statement is pub
lishci IN full here this morning, as a
special. Aside from the arguments OF
Moulton 20 sustain his former state-
mout aud break ioNH that Of iieecher.
the most important PARIS are :he as
sertions THAT both I:cecher and Mr..
nllton made their confessions to him
in person and a third party, whose
name lac does not giIe, and The dis
closures of the alleged charges 81 Hen
~ {. i:owen against l;etcher, which
MoultGn AYERS were charge Of adultery
with five different women, including
Onc charge of RAJ e.
In regard to the later cliargcs.
Noultou says i:cecher con!esSc1 to
him The act of criinina! i~aterc6fir,c.
but denied having used any v%iDlcnc,,.
II is alleged tia; the Woman, thn;I.h
unmarried, had pievious experience
Of The same sprf. This recitation.
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Subscription for Stock.

Ten thousand five hundred lSle.50N dol.
lars Of the stock have already been ,a[ ea
aud the books are now open te tho public Ia,
subscription for the remainder, to wit: 50 e,
n. the Law tiiice Of iiilihouse Il BageraoFt.
hylard's i;usilding. Eatenan street, upon the
following terms:
Twenty - per cent. Of the slhscrirtion
will b. -cleired at the tine of subscribing.
and twenty 20 per cent. every THIRTY ~,
days thereafter. until the same is raid up.
By order Of the Eo,ii of Trustees.
w. A~itSINGT0N, President.
WI DAVENPORT, Sacr,tury.
Eireha, Nov. July :, iS1i. :!7-td
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MOuitou SAYS. was made 10 him Il
DAYS after the concession of adultery
wiki Mrs. T.. aud while he was en-
ca-ei with II. Il. Clafl n and others in
settling up Tilfon's difficulties with
Bowen. He told Beecher that unless
he wished 70 remain N Bowers pow
sr h nus 90. from the women in
question q r~eiraction Of the charge.
THIS he. Beecher. undertook ~ do, and
lie brought Muuitou a paper from the
Woman which was Ipt \ re.raction
BAT a statement ~hC had made OF a
certain charge against BseChpr 10 Bow
Ell. which she reGrst FL. AMI th1t he
was uoN eu friendly terms wish iraca-
~. This letter Houison publishes
without the signature. Indeed, tserc
j. nonc Of the language imputed to
Be,eher in this narrative. It / perfect
j. DISCUS NJ. Noaa- u avs lgerher
declared "a h5a hi belief in The dee
.fine ui free love, alsi p~goteS>et to see
TO >iu in t.. hut nevertheless. When
Threatened WIKI exposure. MADE pre-
partitions 20 CuuuuIt s.ictfc by taking
Iv,i>-H. lie Says also that Eeccher fe-
I puet his intimacy with Mrs. T. can
tie>-iusiv after he made or suppose
Ire ha. maie his peace With Elton by
confession ami peHi;.Hcc. aHei he H.
tn .tico~ a Letter written hv him 10
NJ. fI.,un >u5~e .uen: 10 that event,
conveying an in.inasiont that his wife
Ma away. and tals She could SAFELY
aH.Ia In Hi- house. Many portions
- lie statement j. grossly indecent.
y irieae dispatch says General
! ank l. B.ir.1r.. ia. Clifton springs,
y ~ Iesk. n = very critical couGi-
His GeI-a i hourly eNpe.ted.
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iNDID.l TIES.
FOR SHERIFF.

AF"rpoRlYEDT ANNOUNCE
W M. HENLEY. of t'aii.aic. as Il car
Gidatr 'or>heIitf ri i.ircIa todnty. subject to
the dreI-ien g! tn Democratic County Con-
|v,njiou Of saii County. std
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For the Assembly.

+. MEITE, OF RUBY HILL, BE-
-. ire, to inform tha ptb!ic that be viii h,
II cundi late Ioi tn Assembly before the f.
roha toaity democratic tabcrai CoAy. ntion.
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FOR III ASSEMBLY.

WELDING 1oTItE SOLICITATIONS OF
l III. many friends. CAPTAIN JOHN NJ.
t1l.El has consented to become n candi-
dat Cor the Assembly. sub! &C, to the deci-
sion Of the Iemocratic-L ibctai Convention.
september Itli, 1874. ST
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Fer State MineralCgist,

"EAkEAtTH0EIZIDTo ANNOUNCE
General A. Cadwa!ador. of White i Inc,
a i candidaic frr state Miucraloeist. sut-
leet to tha decision ot the i,rrubli an State
Convention. IA It'd
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@ ASSESSOR,

N UMfLlAACE WITH THE S0LlCI-
L tatlon OF many friends, / hereby ann.",nce
myself a. II candidate for the office of .4sres-
sor Of t.areha county, sLbject to the decision
ot tbs Democrat: :.iba'al Conventions.
sle-td Ein ARD C~HAkbONNo.
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EXECUTORS GALE
Ia the Matte. Of The fsf0tc Of JOIN
.. D.lRROU, Deceased.
District Court, Sixth Judicial District. Eur
la county \pF.la.

NOTICE Is fL&EbY GIXEN THAT ~
y paIs anc-, and i, III, over and asi.or-
it, l. ,ne yas5ed hy III last vii ald - T.
Inctt OF ,iein q. i~arfcw, deceased, dGIy pr
hat q IN sai coalt, ;hs III der.i-ned, cx.ca-
tor q s:ii Hi4.fiii s-ll ut pub i aacti Il e
the hi n 81 builder on III following terms. q
VII: Tor all : m ot ard ard 4 tHo hfia red
dollars. Ct. h; AID fl ai IN " I've han
Gteit ,tui ar, Oh Il cret.Ii a IILcty dag 81 h
~i4terpst o. >dth lis at the rate nf two .cr
con-. per llcrth, wiaA @oed e .ifyt, and
: ,a.aci 10 contIruaation by AID ii,tii'tGo 1T.
~ SAit~bAA: t1!"bEH, Fl, ls7i. at 10
~r'eto"n \. y. q In Il Ga., at thu Office Of tn
lat John e.. barrow, d ceased. ,ne DOR
lorth oi the IWuer l!o4sn. in h. town If
!. T.. u, IN aid eount% alai State, tn follow
ill.,; ISorai i%rnigrtV, 10 VII: ). large and
" selected lay iiefar@. toi-i~a;og in rn t
0: Tho New lera, Ma>>aria sttss, taii o.lii,
Sc:aia. l%niiara, t%tiloi,. Am 1i.an ahd
llI'Hd states : iprniuei " ~ inr,rt-; ! nit ii
stat :. Na>ach SITS, l|hliLnn, Illinois ahd
ta'iurlit hist,ts, AMI 4 barge r,t Of Law
lat Beors; ai-o lot u mise i|iat.oIs
boo :, carpets, chairs, taht.s. DIS. lopl-
cas- Ianaps, stow and i've, 20 :nSe, bed. h. d
steau and l~,r,.dI,.E. bsIea. &a:hsiaud. with
n1meroI i othNH "l;i@l 60. ilo"N,.
Exoc tor o. >uid j. e. barrow, dceea I'd.
September l3th, le1i. std
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FOR TREASURER.

I'VE ARE AUTHORIZED 70 AN.
w noGnce j. j.. GAiIihAiIIi as a can
di;atc ior Comfy Treasurer, suhjoct TO tho
action OF til, Democratic Liberal Convention.
which meets in E.uIeha. Sept. list. SO
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For the Assembly,

WE ALE AUTHORIZED TO An
w rognce fllli.LlP SpLAIN n II cand,-
da.e BEFORE thu Democratic Liberal County
tony ntion lor III, IuuiLa,icn for Assembly-
inin. Sli-iu
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FOR SAIIEEy

4 WEiLirRN1SIIEp LODCI&a HOUSE
"A on North Bud street. containing eIuht
rooms. TertA7 to suit purchasers. ,pify. -
j--tf :. tilIE
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MAEElED.

Al Egrea NH, Seit. .. VI. {. Doeey to
Ron L Il .Ei.t.
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CARPETS! CARPETS! Il
LINE STYLES At EEDtCED PRICES.
BRUSSELS, SLIGO Per Yard.
INGRAINS, Sl.75 Per Yard
HEMP MATTIKGS, Sec to 75c
Per Yard.
ell -
INDEPENDENTS MEETING.
FOR CONSTABLE,

WE ARE AUTHORIZED To ~.
W nouaee Ali. citAi III as ran6iGafr
for Constable OF this township. 1t the rn,Iins
election, subject to Tie action o.! the hriIL-
lIcan tGEgeHtiol. sl-tj
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fixtures for Sale,

I'lIE ~rlATUHES. FURNITURE. EFc..o OF
a hr-i-ciaS~ Restaurant is un-rrd Ior sal,
cheap. 10 particulars inquire OF
Je-Ttf ". II. CLARK
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Hamilton, Sept. 18th, 1871.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-24

DARING BURGLARY Some very
awkward scoundrel entered the store of Richard
Mossop, in this place, on Monday night, by
means Of an augur and gouge. The entrance was
made through the back doors. The bolts and
la'ehes of no less than three doors were bored
and gougcd of before the thief could cnter the
main store room. Not knowing how to manage
the patent money-drawers, two Of them were
broken to pieces and cmpticd of their contents,
amounting only TO a few pennies and some nis,sel.
as Mr.. Mossop always cmptes the cash drp Sers
in the evening II Is not known what amount Of
goods was carried OF. Some shoes were nund in
the alley near Mrs Twins stable, AID some TO-.
bacco was picked up in the back yard. It would
be we'll enough these eide times for merchants
to keep nightly watch in their stores, or eel
traps for this class Of customers
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-24

DEATH OF Rev. JoHN A. GERE.-
This eminent veteran of the Cross departed this
life at Shickshnny, Luzernc county, on wednes-
day evening, June 3, after an illness of three days
and in the fifty second year Of his ministry. AT
the time Of his demise he was serving his third
year in the pastorate Of shickshinny charge, Cen
trail Pennsylvania Conference and It may be said
Of this distinguished servant Of Christ that he
ceased at once "to work and liye." lie entered
the Baltimore Conference in 1928; was the Oldest
ELECTIVE minister within the bounds Of the Cen
tral, which, in his youthful ministerial career,
formed part Of the former conference. lie was a
plain, forclblo speaker, and deep and sound rea-
soner and for his decided administrative and
scholastic abilities had been intrusted with i'm
portant Offices in the gift Of the church, such as
delegate to the General Conference, representing
both the Baltimore and Central, and Presiding
Elder. lie was also the author Of work in re-
gard to family government, which had great merit,
for he was abundantly competent TO write upon
the subject-his own household being a model of
beauty, order and propriety, and the thcme Of
admiration Of all who sojourned within les sacred
precincts. AT the session of conference at Cham
bersburg in March, 1873, he preached, at the re-
quest Of that body, made tho year previous, his
semi-centennial sermon. lie was present last
March at the conference in this city,and eyincod
power of vitality and vivacity in conversation
and debate that was wonderful for one Of his years
and labors. He was safe counsellor, deep
man in things that pertaincd to God, and a tower
of strength to Methodism Inf her carly DAYS. OF
him it may be said that he preached the Gospel
out Of pure love for fallen humanity, and not with
view to personal or earthly gain, for ho died
poor, but rich in faith. lie had his treasures laid
up above, and when the Great Master comes to
make up his jewels, none will sparkle brighter
than Father Gere. lie leaves widow and several
daughters TO mourn his death, among whom Is
the estimabe wife of Rev. A. d. Yocum, stationed
at ClearGed. But like a full shock of corn he
has been garnered in the great store house Of the
skies A good man has fallen in Israel, and the
church has sustained great loss. We do not
know his exact age, but ho must have been verg-
ing on four score.--Alioona Tribune.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-06-24
INFLATIONl INFLATIONi

James Kerr a Co., regardless Of the action Of
the President arc initiating. and have Inflated
their already large stock Of Clothing, until II now
embraces the finest assortment Of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods in any retail store In PennsyI-
vania. Below please find reduced price list OF q
few Of the articles embraced in their stock;
MEMS c0TTONADE SUITS, ONLY 50 90
MEMS CASHMERE SUITS, ONLY 90
MEMS ALL-W00L CAS3. SUITS, 10 90
MEMS FINE BLUE DAG. SUITS, 10 90
YOUTHS SUITS, 50. to 20 90
cHILDs FINE BLUE CLOTH SUITS, 90
CHILD'S FANCY DAG. SUITS, 10 90
cHILDREN's SUITS, all prices, fr 400 to ~ 90
Umbrellas.--silk, bingham, cotton--a large
and dne assortment.
Hosiery.-Fifty dozens Iislc Thread, Silk,
Cotton and English supcr-stout hose, which will
bc sold at from centsup.
shirts.-0ur stock Of shirts Is large and com
plctc embracing the Universal, French Percalc,
Cotton, Cashmere and colored Shirts, in great
variety. f TT 81
We would say to our customers that having
bought goods at 10 per cent less than heretofore.
we are prepared TO sell them at prices that will
really astonish everybody. Call early and SEQ for
yourselves. JAMES KERR A co.
Old Western Hotel Corner, ClearGeld, Pa. 20