Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-10-14

that farmers predict that corn will
sixty cents bushcl before
next spring.
Smallpox is alarmingly prevalent
in New York city, and attention is be-
ing called to il in the public prints
Vigorous efforts are to he put forth to
prevent its spread.
John W. forney has recently
visited the grave of William Penn, in
England, and writes glowing des-
cription Of the spot whore the founder
Of Pennsylvania lies entombed.
The Prohibitionists Of Allegheny
county have resolved TO station six la
dies at each poll on election day for
the purpose Of urging voters TO east
their votes for the prohibition ticket.
Miss Honorc, OF Chicago. who is
said TO be engaged to Colonel Fred
Grant. is Roman Catholic and was
educated nj the Georgetown Convent.
She is fine looking and has highly
tuttiNuttu Noicf.
Tho Sherman 4 Narcross saw and
planning mills and sash factory, at Glen
Fails, N. Y, with stock Of lumber,
burned early on the morning of the
LIST inst, Loss, 10000. No insurance.
One hundred men were thrown out of
employment.
Alta lato meeting of locomotive on
gineers at Harrisburg, resolutions were
adopted declaring their determined OPP
position TO any further reduction of
wages, and demanding the restoration
of the former rates paid by the Penn
sylvania railroad company.
The New Orleans Republican re-
cords the presence there ofthree or four
thousand regular United States troops
with eight ships of war, and says that
two battalions of cavalry are on their
way thither All this is to restore a
usurpation which can only be kept
alive by such means.
The Agricultural Department is
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aas'',r ''as'' ~, '"". Wv w m"e". , eior WIN oe
,. nea, wy ae'1goo VI n's' {e'r' IN corn corn,
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of ~ - ya a,e pon.o0 ann nas' p"'
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Nineteen States will elect U. s.
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The tobacco crop in Connecticut
this year " said to be very fine. The
growth Is very liberal, and the article
OF the very best. Considering how
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Joseph II. Bradley, who was de-
barred from the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia during the trial
of John ii. Surratt, in 1857, for alleged
contempt of court and who was after.
wards charged with sending n throat.
eninp message to the iustice holding
that court Judge Fisher) has been
restored to the list of attorneys.
M, ep =, 90
i, ne Vaining ~.ng mouse Q, y W. clark
70, ~ rh',auelphla, whlch tempro-
larNy ssoppcu Paymch, ABOUT one year
agoi anu 'ncn arIangcu WIN is nepos-
;su's 'or ~ pal 'ne'i' ., ais clalms ~ des.
saa.su pe,ioIs ~ ,ne ,u.urc, .he last
notice that il is prepared to anticipate
the remainder of its extended notice.
and invites all holders 10 present them
for payment without delay. "a
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nsnv sa,,s th. p;,,s,a'"D.h M % n..si",, %
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.op1i ''';', =, ', new sys'e', o. .'cke,s wh'ch :
Wits mn' ~ so'u 'oI one 'nousano m''es OF
,la's', p"' nus pc usco wi'hih one
nunaroa ',' % nnu .n'r'y-nvc miles OF 'he
depot ~ which they are purchased
lnsse 2, .s are numbered irom to l,ooo,
~, amu mere " coupon Tor every mile.
Iney WIN DC iurh'shea Tor szo--thns
aIoiuing \, saving OF hvc dollars on
'"e reg"'"r 'are rates