Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-05-27
NEWS ITEMS,

Apple and pear trees promise to yield wei
this year.
Another Farmers Orange has been organized
in Centre county.
John IL. white, negro, has been appointed
on the williamsport police foy.s
Persons whc'call at the freasurers Office be.
foro the lst day of July u pay their county taxes
will save ten per cent
One should be temperate in eating as well as
In drinking. Our first parents ate themselves out
ofa good house and home.
katie Y. Shaw, aged only IA years, delivered
temperance lecture in the U. d. Church, at
Johnstssa, on last Friday night week.
-col. Abraham Kopelin, a prominent member
OF the Cambria county bar, died at his residence
in Johnstown on Tuesday evening of last week.
-das must hereafter be Of the Illuminating
power Of fifteen candles to comply with the re-
quirements Of law passed by the last legislature.
The Duquesne Greys, of Pittsburgh, have
selected Bedford as fitting place for the holding
OIL tneir summer encampment Bedford is in
ecstacies.
"oses Levlngston, car inspector at Brookyille
station, was drowned In Red Bank creek, near
'hat place, while bathing, ON Thursday afternoon,
the 18th inst lie was a resident of Indiana
county.
me Laekawanna Iron and Coal Company, of
scranton suspended work on Saturday, the 10th
INST, at all their pudding furnaces, rolling mills
and mines, thereby throwing about seven hundred
men out of work.
Ihe warren county people are agitating the
immediate extension of the Warren and Dunkirk |
Railroad through to Rcynoldsvillc, Jefferson couu
w. work has been or soon will be begun to ex-
tend the road a part of the distance.
"A daughter of Mr.. George Bridge, of Lewis |
burg Union county, recently coughed up a large
brass pin which she swallowed about three years
ago. During that time she suffered from a pain
in the breast, but experienced no other inconyen-
ience from the pin.
The Philadelphia Star seems to expect dirty
crowd "at the Centennial" 1t says that when
the millions" of the world arrive, in 1876, they
will look upon the schuylkil and the Delaware
those two noble rivers-and Immediately ask
Where are your bath houses"
"'io enort has peeh maze at Tyrone
this season to erect gas works, but the citizens of
hat burg will neither subscribe stock, nor prom
se to use gas should the necessary stock be raised
outside to erect the works. They love darkness
-ather than light, because, etc.
The Campbell family celebrated their centen.
iial, in Miffin county, on the 9th inst. One hun
lred years ago. Robert Campbell settled in Kisha-
oquillas Big Valley. A dinner was served for
bout one hundred and fifty persons on the occa-
ion, at the old stone mansion on the original
state.
"A few days ago an entire train of oil cars was
brown from the track on the Allegheny Valley
sailroad, near Stewards Run, by coming in con-
act with Cow. All the cars and the oil they
ontained were consumed by the fire, and the
reman, James Tyrel, was burned beyond recog- ,,
tion.
The Supreme Court of Pcnnsyvania has
ulcd that demand for the payment of a note
aust be made at a reasonable time of day, if at
riyate residence, not at an hour when IL may be /,
resumed that the family is in bed and il at a
lace of business, within business hours. =
The squirrel law, approved April l7th, 1874,
as follows "No person shall kill, or expose
'r sale, or have unlawfuly in his or her pos
sssion, after the same has been killed, any grey
lack, or fox squirrel, between the LIST day of
anuary and the LIST day of September, in each
ear, under penalty Of five dollars for each and
very squirrel SO killed or had in possession. Q