davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1874-01-19

a o. po ne'ei aa
'o con;ma orward IL nuant,t!es scient Is meet o-
oitImato wants but Of other descriptions there ID
se so au G:o fee9 = snv ny vaova IL auSeisa ee
u to eaoa araSes j. ror q
ss'ss ;sii ss S| a's ss ,m
mills. Slightly advanced prices bro holng asked. and,
Sq VIZ e 1na ~ tnN III "re n fair rcoes
fuaoW eSI so 1owston A. asxs Xmerea H. sso
,1onble. 27S2go wool eacks, oapaG5c, '
nooM @ 2as asaR sn
sss|S s;Sss 3 t @ 1s j. IL i
good to cnoco atsk braid, gX@7kc; inferior Drush,
ssT@sxc. c. 49, -
UulLDlNq agami n e rSposea s 9 nas.
ssusso axe sne esSaa, ssas4oo; Roaeuiae cemon $s59
9so wss ls sd 1a,1n n,Ss es9a Satt S
Ia bulk. sQcssi,o9 limo {brIa}, $l*lo@1.25 y brl;
white ssna s e bpl afs bssE n
iOoo. Sj5 00(Syp.6U; buiing brick {comtnonh $3.50
tS7.0b prrssel hrsck,. 81 4!So@15oo eewer nstck,
ss s.ooe525 o0 do con,mun, slO6utSl6.uo; dre-clay,
cbaneod. Tho doinaud Is e,le as active IA dealerc
n e ss ss4s. Ss e. wit vi na sss to iii
nrs s s cnrrent ratcs. Wo repeat our lit New
York faotory mta lssl1o ohts fa;tesy aud Western
sia hss sgs psssa sssaa
VI ahos no %ehs spure M *o
5000; Erie $3.50 Walnut Hill, $3.50; DtooRs, $500;
1sssR vss2 te sgsi Inio2s Sosa Bsrey
kirkland arato. sy.0O Mtnonk, $500; Wilmington,
xsy s2e barrels and szses arc very au
sas ave psetsa g @ lew Logs s week.
h The Offerings are not large but prices rule weak and
Irregular W quoe r9rk t1o; whisky n,s Sar- Sar
Ts1s fss poik IT., sves es''re; soasb
Duckel. S3too@gauo; tisres sssyes. rongn, saa.oo@
easks s s S9esa Sssx :'isss o
SIC r s,as GSss sf e. o;k 'ss. S,
HassTis ss Offering, arc s., urge, and are being
sxs s xi: STi sssa sss a.a tss weak
ipia iii se geese il moderate
prisss 'ssl1 s'u
gssss sss saa na%
ara aSua @ bisuer, tut IL oer descriptions no in.
%ealas 1 s1ugs So o asS:s e No.
},,1,;S S;;sss;s
M',r u MsS1 Ma snoss Ills, s915taaa hunk
eolnsh, $3.oo@5.25 deorgc,s eodnsn,
Labrador herring, split brls $Hoogooe ue, 3,pIi.
Sl25S4 Labrador hcrrihg. round brl,
nr ps1 nefog agnm. IT, i yes sys1sa sa
mon. N-brls, .$373@lo,oo ...,,-
FRUITS AND NyT5 domestic ,i,n tI,,lts' ono and
demand, atA firmly hcu at full prices tenoraty
speakng stocks are light aud IN domsstiss rhs se
. @l0Ec; Ags, new, dEau,s 12e1laHo; w.: ~ IN
4 BOXES, layers, lo@i6c; Turkish pr!,nes 14h@l5o
raiett1s ayors new, 3lD13.1b; 1aisus, lopso Mns
!, : cato, new s5.aS@s.lo; ralsnv Vucncia, new, L@
l2Hc; Zano cs,rrAnts, uew ss5aYo; citron 3oe955o
lcnlon peel, lB@2Jc. DoMssT1c-Alden app!es IeW3Ue
Michigan, sliced labe5l3c; Michigan quartess 1aea
. IKE: Western do. 10{allt; Southern do, 9G2l0c
noaches pared 24t9!5o poacles, haves, 13914c; do
mixed, 0,d@losc n!ackberrea. new l5M@1uGc fqsp a.;
berts i7(a I115c almonds, Terragoua, 22923o Naple
!, waluuta, 27G52ac Chill waluus, &'Ga24c; drenobt
Q walnuts, now, lS,al8c DraztH, 10@luHc; peeahs
! TcxnB, ON@1DHu: Wilmington peanuts, 1G9loo
a | Tennessee peanuts. 7htasc.
o GREEN FRu1TS-cFanberrles are firm under ligh
!, | oGertugs. especially or SOUND tfutt. WILLS 81
y y lots sell ut yarioua prices. Appos met will
/ II AcAl
, 1874-01-19

'Estimnted.
The Commercial Report gives the following as
tho shlpmeuta OF provisions frum this city for tho
week ending Jan. Is, 1874, and since Nov. !.
1873, as compared with the corresponding periods
last YEAR,
, 1874-01-19

sGrpon hans ahtppcd dnElug tho week. 81, lD3 pcs
AGAINST st. 60g pcs tho corr e4puudnE perDd last
sEnoo Nug la1a, ta4io Ecs. against +ss.a2 pcs tho
iiasiuaes al cut meats except shoulders aud s. P.
T1tal number o Of m shipped during tho week.
6SS against H. 173 tho pr :codin9 week. Total EosSs
against H. y45 pooes tho preceding week.
Flour was dull md weak, holders being kon-
orally willing to couceda 1o@15o per br}, and
York was quoted heavy, anil tho continued de-
cline In wheat has caused lour-buyers to hold
of. Bran WIS castor. Sales were reported OF
quo brls white white winter. extras on private
terms; 100 br1s spring extras at $5.9D; 31o
hrls do at $5.75: 100 brls do at 3b.62l1 l0o
brls do at s5.1219; 100 brls do tlow) at s4.87?9;
600 brls do oil private terms q brs sppagine
at $4:s7H s8'hr!s buckwheas A. 81 7.25. Total,
, 1874-01-19
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
STATE LIME.

FAST AND LONDONDERRY.
vs. s,cosnt noy C,ydc.bulls steamers viii sail from
Pier ss North Rlvor, as follows:
STATE or PIsNNSYLVANfA.""..s Saturday, Jan. jan y y
STATE or VIRGlN1A.......-.....nat natutaay' Hnh' I'll
AMI ivory Alternate Saturday thereafter, taknf pas
tanecrs ii through rates TO all parts OF GEcat ama
ireInnd, Norway, Sweden, DonsaaFs anu SeFmanS'
oipEi f. t1ext or pssssEo appy AUSTIN BAhnwNa
co., Agents. = Erpad"ay.., \, u.,r.,.
, 1874-01-19

I;auorta f,nixti pd1. etports.
----lBf3-----,
A., vesac,a ff,4 7pa73o SOL ,943,b57 $a,e4s l.9
Ttr' rnr vcsseis ,ii0637.723 Da290l,729 0,b1p 9o0
f",, ma vehic.a S6SI7S9 .4,4788ia 2,a24, 3a8
.,, vasvc,a S1ga oos 60 $l1a, ,33l tp5 $t,Ma, ,la4
N,. nr vnsssa aol93 21a17Q8y2 8ot9 l20
Iand ychIcles'. Ia.Dil, ,Bal 2,617,7H a,ooo.9'7
a cnmnurison of tho above ta6le shows that
,arrnr ihn oirl,t n,ontha onded Aug. 81, 1878,
auar Ta ncr cnnt of tLo total trado By water was
in foreign yegsels and teE the eotr9aEh9indg r.
period o 1879 tho value ot arttclea carf1oa III 1ot-
oigr ycsaols was II pcr cent. ,.zora o:..o,,
fhe nurnbor and tonnage ot yesaela a, ,enEaga9 W a
In tho foreign rade Which entered ana a eoafsa 1n9a
duriug the Evolve month"; enaea aug Oh lo''
aud 1879, were aH followH'
-EnteYtd@ C.-Cteared."
Na 1aus. No. Jons
Aos. Ho': ys:ssis ys:ssIs s ssssass aos.
main, .si,7 ,79A l,905, ,sg4; - ,9a1 u. .4a2s ~
+"rscisi 49,. ilu899 9,76t,98 10, ,bu2 Z, ,7Qa, ,ha0
Fur. yasas'st noela % !..s..0-e M eo,eSs 1.-..1.
ro. .29,7lq 1q,gSa,as7 $4,000 10. III, ,asa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30
SLEEPING WITH ms EQUdL.


fFrom the Fayeiic,ille IN. c.) Espno'.l
A certain hotel, not n thousand miles
from Fayetteville, recently had for It's
guest sanctin.onious-lo looking Puritan
from the butt ond of Massachusetts,
who took great pains to inpatiate
himself with the colored people and
instill into their minds the odious doc
trines OF negro equality The Civil
Rights bill was his iavorite hobby, and
he took occasion, when suitable op
portunity occurred, TO whisper into
the cars of all negroes that came with
in his reach that he considered then
his equals in every way. The porter
Of the hotel is a lurly negro named Jo
who is as greasy and odorous an Afri
can M ever impaired n high flavor tt
the summer breeze, and the sanity
scalawag from Massachusetts, has beer
using him for soiue time as whet.
stone TO sharpen his abominablc thoo
ries on. But Jo is u sensible darlkey
albeit he is not the best fellow in the
world TO rub ones nose against, and he
has a pretty correct idea of a negroes
place, which kept him ircm being gull
ed BY his would-be white brother
Besides 10 is attached to the landlord
of the hotel, aud, as he is talkativt
withal, he unbosomel himself to his
employer one evening, and related al
the insiduous Yankee had said ON tn,
subject of Summers legacy and Negro
equality. The landlord was thought
fdl a moment pnd then exclaimed;
80, III give you 81 tomorrow
morning, If w. slecp with that fellow
tonight
JOS eyes twinklod like stars, and he
quickly responded;
aDat's bargain, Marsc JimM
That night the meek and uifsuspect
ing white friend of the race Of Ham
was Just crawling into bed when Jo
slid into the room, humming; "John
Browns body is smouldering in the
dus,r aal commenced shedding hit
clothes without further ceremony
The amaze. puritan started up in his
bed, his eyes standing out upon his
face like couple of door-knobs, and
trcmblingly inquired,
my colorcd friend, what are you
going to doY'
10 pulled his shirt over his head, gave
n tremendous yawn, set a few thou
sand odors atloat, aud made n leap for
the bed, screaming as he went
''lso gwine to spend the night with
my ekalw
The Mortified disciple of Summer
gave II yell that would have made a
Piute Indians hair curl, tore himself
from Jos pcrspiring but fond embrace,
lcaping from the bed, broke for the
door with the candle appendagc Of his
shirt floating like u summer cloud be
hind him, and fell into the arms Of the
landlord, who, attended by few
friends, was enjoying the whole scene
as only decent whito man could.
Next morning Jo received his money,
but the saint from Massachusetts, was
not there to see.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

lhe ll,aolal ('VulSrence, Wproacnt
M thc evmocrtie party q tAe 10Th
laliglAl osnlrigt mei Al tAe Raah
AuNaQ. R,'licloni,. Soplomhcr "a lN7f
VA potioa ~ y. . Lmglc ksq, &.
n A,Vormigh, of (hnloa Was cAOscu
t,esljsah Anl "a N NoorA ~ (lear'
iel,l, NtcfylAry.
(,edtatlals eolag eallel ior he iol
leNA,s delesaise Apl'eered and oook
thcir eaiA
S,slc ass "a Sv.A ~ = ~ ~.
ss-,I ~, llssN asssss wN-s ..
''sss's. y = pAA~..s ~. p..~sA ,,~~&
<os.lialiess eslnx n episs Ma.
>h1-'.. eelali.A'sd HpsA )ehn IA os'
~. " Nvnlt>.
". kos..<r lAea possA IA ,As
lselaii.>isQaA .a~ Vls~s. ~A|cA ~as
|li......s4aaal> .|lo,,lsA
IN ea..0A n NJ Asnaa> 10 ~,
le-.lps " NJ QsS's ~as Va''scd "
a.. .aja..lI1A
~ malA,a y. Nn AQ~sps N>os
kpl.l<a NJ p~l,~s.A sl.l M. >he1
.<&N >.ls,o@Nls4 >Ne.eaatl>> n .fPsl~s
x1. V'1l-s q ~ aa.aisa allV>> ~h>
.-k.n q N.el >>~~ao>, rs,@f9s4 ~.tA
49, z>-Ll<.->.> ~AA n >i>< >s.el >p-l
>..ve> c>4A>zAa e><e-re( ~ &->nk~
~ ~ Nleel oosisspsA s,~l4'Ns AaA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

The DVmoVa,ic Senatorial Vonier
eva VI (VntrS Clearilold aud Clinton
counties met mWom No 10. Bush lloQss
hplieionlc, pa, "Wednesday, Scpicmhol
2al iSft a. = O'Clock y, ~ IN accord
encc with previous appointment
\ 4 PeaiH ksq, oi lock HaVea
vas chosen f,osidcnt and T. A, Big
len " NNardoldwas chosen SECRETARY
IrVdcntlah were then presented,
showWg the appointmVnt oi the COL
lo~ uag Conioreos
el'aiea yean'y a n peals T. NJ basAslst
ossSe 'sa.ls Va, Hs's saAs', NssI, AZ
clsa,Asla ,oaa,, ls'Asl r'sl yAlnip po''s
n A hislsN
AisSr tho organization had heeu
oomplVied. John (,illiAnsl oi Vleardeld
eoanty, presented eroJoniiaA 10 thg
VVniefence showing the appointment
81 John O,ililand, j. X koad and A,
"a Crames, the latter bong aabstil
tale ior ,. NJ, lammingN a. Coniol.
ca bN ,ho Independent pemooratic
(onNeAliQn Of (fearheldcoun ,wheIe.
apQn the Proaldoat q The Conference
invites, an mtclVhange OF viewA and
speeches Were made BY MossrA Gill,
haes halcholeE Oaamor RiglcE rost,
Holt and Ac0k upon the question Of
tAou sdlaisaibility The president,
ai,er gNmg Me ulatscr careful eonaid.
eration. ralod that ther credentials
did nol eal,tlV them 70 edmisslon W the
(Vaicnuo,N loe the poason that then
bore cNldVnQes "a thoir ap.
poinilaent haNuAg beoa madc hy an
organisation nlevPcndvnt ol the roga.
alr hulnoSraig organisation of Clear
lielll coanty, The eseeidont then gave
pOlico that any member "a tho Con
icloaoo aissaliaiiod with Nc Nhng,
Was enililvd 70 appeal therSifom No
appeal Was takon and Tho contoatanls
pVlled. NJ gesl thea nommated
William A. walAc0 "a Cicardeld
coaniN, tor Seaaior and t,ohcgt Meek
nominated n q Aoek, "a Cvntr0 coun-
IA, iog Spualon Npon a ballot being
t,.,ol. Milliam A MAlnoe had siN
vVsoa. and n &. Ncek had tAee vo,os
A WAllace WA thcn iech,re,l
duly aominaiod q " baoholer and
Willala holt wVle tAon appolhiod a
,V,anliltoe ~ WAit upon M. Mallace
aud a,lorn him oi hlS ponansiion
NJ. NAliAeO upon eelng introsluoed 10
lhN CVuiorenee made An appropliale
Q,sc<h NlAd thore bong ~ further
besmcaS the NOsieponoo A,5ohFned
~ *. s, X fkAtx
n A haahkA peaieaG
So.i,art
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

tAp hewNNlkU Tho altompi ol
'ho ehVhleudyDl.' W egoe ntceui
toV hplego lAe h,uooa,ic senatorial
Noeleysppg q, hpllejonievase q naispra
M, Albpe NJ addl,lop 70 Violating
c,eR sule olpopvls,s the gh,g aelu
etN 1ommii'ed icpsycs tho uloso
p,yat " aQel iAylcseie. ~ ,he several
hNsiglpl lpaNlenoea Was AVA AAoi
1heesht and vaa preased by q yerg
aNell elNA who nnni ia delegates
Without proper authenticated Qrg,ion
la,A VhpN Che llme arrived tionoo,
thA doeument was manufactured "
ofiy6 and thp pAme "a tho rF,aidenl
90 lthg hte Ncloe megltng logsed hp.
sl,ls. 4 Ners badly lompeged private
hilyg Nas tAgusl helolV ,ho OVa ierenoo
Nhioh "a iAoli wa enough 10 exclude
tbQ Nulpe nVlVsaiyA hola that boat,,
teVse sfy ,Vgs bad developments Tor
gylOluQra "a besm Nlth AaQlhu u
hstalRa 81 thQ oll a,b,aO chat lAQ
Vavai h eiNASa chs hrsl 70 yopFoaeh
hey wvsk paieg icr departing n'ola lho
Path el yhtuO
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30
ClRD
nlooN TowNsnIr. Sert h. .ls7l.

hLooN TOWNSHIP Sept 23,lS74.
MR EpIHOR--i notice my name pub
mcmberofiho Independent Democratic
Committee. II was put there without
my knowlcgo or consent, but, perhaps
for the reason that | acted and voted
IN part with the Independents last
year Tim | had good reason iol
doing 80, as was fully satisfied that
numerous ifauds had been committed
at our primary election, and like many
Others | adopted this course to bring
about a rcmcdy think we succeeded
IN accomplishing our object Our last
primary election was properly held, in
accordance with the rules of the party,
aud the nominees are all good men.
Nor, ! can see no good reason for hav.
ing two Democratic tickets in tho field,
which If persisted in must lead to dis.
organization ltherciore intend to east
my ballot for the regular nominees and
work in the future for the harmony
and success Of the Democratic party.
This cannot do by following the In.
dependent movement any iarthcr--
Hence | decline TO serve as member
OF that C0mmittc, JonN CLEARr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

A TOUCHING REpRIMAND..-Gover
nor Dix, of Now York, in his decision
in the case of Mayor Havcmyer dis
approves of everything the mayor has
done, accuses him of want Of decent
respect for the Governor, of defyinp
public sentiment, of insulting the com
munity's moral sense, of disingeruous
ness and hypocrisy, and of a gross abuse
of executive power, but refuses to no
move him.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

Referring TO the aid which th,
Louisiana tlre-eaters might rcciv,
from the clustering Democracy north
Of what il calls "the line the Louis
vile Courier-Joundi, Democratic news
paper says "rhey need expect moth.
ing from the Northern Democrats
That chicken will not fghtr-Paad
ddphla Press II, exactly like the cdi
tor OF the Pres why chidc them 7
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

Mr. Lewis, the trustee in the Jay
Cooke bankruptcy, has filed with the
Register detailed statement OF POS
items of receipts and 400 items Of OK.
penditures the total receipts shown
being 81 ,0i3,95l.1l and the total ex.
penditures s293, ,395.73, leaving bal
ance of s750,555,3S in the hands OF
the trustee on the 18th instant In
our Judgment, Mr.. Lewis is rather an
expensive trustee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

fRIdnrFuL AccIDENT-A fire broke
out in the fourth story Of one Of the
cotton mills, at Fall River Mass. on
18th inst The room was instantly in
flames, cutting of all ways Of escape
An alarm was sounded, but before help
could arrive, men, women and children
threw themselves from the windows.
Many were instantly killed, some NOR
tally wounded. and the remainder more
or less injured. The larger number OF
those who remained in the room were
hn-,ad 60 death
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

Bloom WILL TELL-Aftor Kellogg
and Longslrcet and the negro police
at New Orleans run into tho Custom
House with safety, where white Fed
cral soldiers were stationed, the vic
torious procession of the white citi.
zens passed the Custom House the
Federal soldi9s. checroi than. This
ought to prove 10 Grant that the
white American soldier is true to his
race. White blood will tell, lie,
Grant beware.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

ngN BumER's CooLNEss. Tho re
porter OF the Boston Post in alludinl
10 a speech Butler recently made says
The General then discussed the iinan
cial problem, and while he was hold
ing All men to paying their honest
debts, a spoon was lowered BY mean,
Of a string through the scuttle Of the
roof and hung like a spectc In mid-air
A gigglc was heard from the audience
and soon assumed the proportions Of 0
rOar fhc General tried TO continu,
but was several times interrupted. II,
failed at first 10 observe the obicctiona,
bic article OF table use Gen. Butler
finally placed hiseye upon il, aud gazed
ilOm right TO ioil without word lie
again attempted to proceed, but only
again 10 BE- interrupted Finally he
shook his handkerchief and straight.
cned himself and said "Wcll, should
think that Is about as good nm argu.
meut as ! can be opposed to- The
spoon wiggled in the air aud the Gen.
eral continued There must be some
opposition in this town Laughter
and epplausel
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30
ID DEGIsTER's NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the following ac.
count have been sxa.iiuel and passed BY me, and
remain filed OF record IN this office for the In
spccton Of heirs legatecs creditors, and all Others
interested, and will be presented to the next Or
phans Court si ccarheld county, TO be held at the
Court House, in the borough Of Clarified, com
uiencing on the let Monday being the 9Th day.
Of October second week Of term. A. d. 1874
Final aocouni Of John J. f.-lrd and Margaret
Bronod, formerly Margaret Bael, executors Of
John Buel, deceased.
RreisrKR's 0fficE, A. W. LEE,
Clcardcld, Pa, Sept. 2, lSll-to. Register.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

VtslgtAN NNNpaoNisNe, fho h,t
si,a esAiiahgs a lopg bal VI siahs lfoa
NSllvgsS oAocA,hook phoWag the,
SgaalogAal NNpveicrpSeolyodsi 1000,
rssSai4 ~ 100 ana Aesk~i,h, stSOo.
ghg helirha SVANS haN0 ~eOa q letter
lro@ NNgpyaieg 70 N0llogs calling log
'aoge eoeoY IA ho Mas Aag1 aA u
lAls Aas.ss psN SNpynlog viii have
Woes H0ablo thaa ho Aaa With hA
NeNpogt ,togs As, NlmmeH 10 prove
that Ag aAvVsaeps, Aoeeat man, el,d
Apa,g'e, kes's TINS WISCONSIN Na'aa
log "a osilcails a e,sl oitpsl.ia and a
Ar~e,N pralo0 d ,Ae gag hN u
a., a.lsN ogha,igaseIoe IA, lrss,loa,
otthe pNss
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

FLEElSa.--Within the past five year
200, 900 persons have lcit Germany fol
the United Stated, being principally
from Prussia Most Of the Immigrant,
were able-bodied young men Of the
poorer classes, the very kind desired
for the German army, and it is not
strange that Bismarck has spared NO
effort 10 keep them at home.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

DIssOIuTIoN OF PARTNER

DSHIP.--The co partnersbip hersiofore eI-
sting between Patrick curey and Samuel A.
Caldwell, at Bigler Station, 10 Bradford town
ship, was dissolved by mutual consent on the 18th
day ui July. isii The books and ae
counts Of the firm are ieft In the hands Of 7.
Curley eo., for settlement and collection.
Those kpowing themselves indebted to The hrm
arc requested to come forward and settle their
accounts. 7. CURLBY co.
williamsgrove, Sept. 30, ls5i-it
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

General Sherman has written n
memoir Of events Of the late war all
Of which Is to be published after his
death, with the exception of the last
chapter This chapter, which com.
prises the Generals opinions on the
useful military lessons derived from
the war was printed in the Army and
Navy journal.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

solf 70 . faithful performance of the
dulius of the office of Associate Law
Judge Of tho e5lh Judicial District
should he bc honond with o majority
ul the snlirages ol ihe voters thereol'
On motion the meeting aegournod
q. \. MoCoRnluK,
u, W. Mooan, President
Alof,faru
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30
CAUTION

An persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing, or IN sny way msddllng with the
iollowiBg personal property. via One brown and
! bay horie, { hogs, 3 sheep, ! COW, log sled.
2 plows, 10 sticks Of pine and oak timber Il 900
feell, ton Of bay, 2 sctis Of harness, acres Of
wheat In the head, I acres Of corn, y acres Of
buck wheat, nov in the possession Of james
McClncey, Of boil township, as the same Was
purchased by me at sheflfs sale, and IL len
WIN. y. JOHNSTON.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

The Brooklyn Argus says; That il
you want q free fight while travelling
in the far West you must find Gran
ger whose fields have boon devastated
by grassboppers, and congratulate him
on having disposed Of his crop without
the Intervention of middlemen.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30
CAUTION

An persons are hereby warned against pur-
chasing or in any way meddling with the follow
ing property, vifi Two cows, two 2-yesr old
and bedding, one bureau, one set Of chairs, one
cooking stove and utensils and one lot Of oats In
the shsaf, nov in the possession Of Robert Red,
Of Jordan township. The above property was
purchased BY me At Constable's sale and 10 left
with him on loan only, subject to my order at
any time. ISAAC Y. BLOOM
Ansonvillc. Sept. 23. lsfi-sts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

The Democrats Of the Rinh pa
Congressional district have nominated
Hon. John Robbins for Congress. Tho
hsdicals arc split in this district be,
tween Harmer and Myers.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

VNs pNNsg VpNaSgN "A oas
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esa.ls eisaet eg lSl4 lvosa Sppeemc
lu,'As tNNa to SlFsVoH and a hS,,cg
agkst 9ai sysgr Nrssyal,,l ~ the peo'
ll,e ieg iAg0 a,a~ssA Dswoosals.
Aow ~ y work and ~ ,h..i ,he a.ll
Se,s. y l'Q,lgsf m vser hogoagh AND
ieNiahp ia tA0 ooeat, u thls u
'lops, wa s'.aos.lS ~lll raa aR,eAaeo
Qy hioN Aas 4 Sse pvmossale ~
'aal, a hooss, A. lhss dist ast yoaH 4
~al &, psss,s esidsa, VA, aoa0 n VA
have pgiscyagd oar lulN toward our
oeyi,sg, N ,agasNoA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

SAVANNAH, September 20.-A spc.
eial TO the Morning Nelos says that a
destructive FIRE nj Bainbridgc. Ga,
this morning, Destroyed about aas.
quarter Of the business part of the
town.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-30

james ker Co., regardless Of the setiou ef
.he PRESIDENT are Initiating. and have Inflated
then already large stock Of Clothing. until h nor
emhFaeea the hnest Afsortmant Of clothlrs s.s
Furnishing Goods In any retail store IA pers.,l'
sAnia. belou please nnd reduced price NJ, * I.
lev Of the articles embraced IN theii stosL
MEMS c0rr0NADE SUITS, ONLY A oe
MEMS CASHMERE SUITS. ONLY AZ
MkNs ALL.wo0L CAss. SUITS. "a IA
MEMS FINE BLUE Diaa. SUITS, ID ca
YOUTHS SUITS, "A a. "a es
cnILD's rINE BLuE CLOTH SUITS cS
cHlLDs FANCY DAG, SUITS, 10 AZ
chILDRkN's SUITS, ali prices. n a.so te u 90
umbreiias.-silk, olsgbam, cotion-a lars,
and fms Assortment
Hosiery.-Finy doaens Lisle Thread. gul
ce''cg md fHgli'h super -inr, hass, =k!sA III,
he sola At from 5 centsup
shirts.-0ur stock Of shirts !. large and eow.
pleie, embracing the Universal, fr.ash psr,ale.
Cotton, csssmsre ani eolorcd shirts. 10 sr,st
variety.
We would say to our custoissrs that having
bought goods At Is per cont less than heretsf,r,.
We are prepared TO sell them st priecs that viii
really astonish everybody. Call early and ss. for
youreltos. JAMES KEhR A 90.
old Western Hotel Corner, cle.raeii, "a. ~