Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-16
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Tho Pacific Ma,l Steamship Com
pany owns thiry-iiye ocear steamers.
The New York Delnocrsic State
Convention viii be hold at Syracuse
today, n
-lIasil Harrison, ancphow of Pres
ident Harrison, died in Michigan re-
Gently, aged lOl years,
The lat of November has been
fixed upon as the date for running the
first train through the lloosac tunnel.
All the oil rehncrics of Pittsburgh
except three have signed an agreement
to shut down their works for ninety
days. ''' "a y
An ,,laslon hen has matched a
chick after eight days setting. This
is claimed TO be the fastest time ON
record.
Matthias W. McAlarncy, of llar.
risburg, has been appointed postmas-
Ter of that city vice Georgc Bcrgner,
deceased i t q
---Gov. Dix has revoked his notice TO
Mayor Havemcyer, of New York city,
to appear before him and answer the
charges made against him.
Rev. J, W, Edic, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Ebensbure,
Pa, died at his residence in that place
on Thursday morning last.
Lancaster county wants to sell.
One of the papers prints ten columns
of advertisements Offering farms and
other real estate for sale.
Fires have beeniagingin the pine
forests of Now Jersey for the past
week or ten days. Acres of valuable
timber have been burned
Albert Green, travelling printer,
was killed by being crushed by the
iron from a loaded car Mt Altoona on
Wednesday while stealing ride
The only survivor of eighty-two
patriots who marched from Carlisle to
Erie in 1914, is John Sponsler, of
York, who is now eighty-five years Of
age 5000 r WI
Goldsmith Maid has again been
beating her own time, making q mile
in 2;1i at Mystic Park, Boston, on
Wednesday, the ID inst, for a purse of
V-''OV .h.faI.
The Bedford county Republican
Convention met on Tuesday of last
week, in Bedford, and nominated Cess
ma for Congress, and Elliott for State
'0'"'''
Judge Mayer brought with him
from London the picture ofa grape
vine he saw there that was first plant
ed in l16s, which now covers over
2,2OO square feet.
/ The new residence of John Mich
olson, at Brookville, was destroyed by
iirc on Thursday night OF Inst week,
Loss, $1,000 insured for 81 800 Sup
posed to have been the work ofan in
cendiary
The members oiPlymouth church
arc continuing TO iund Tor the re,
hei OF MIS- illion' ana already sl,dOo
mas peen Go'iecleu DeeeheT we pre-
suihe' WIN snhu MS eheck III wheh ne
gets nome
" n airon n Mc,'lilless' ,.1' hllsna poal
NV 'A'nos arNori ,i tnc YOUNG lhceh.
W;piar,,' ~ov p's pooi oo,''rosvH ,,I :, "so'l y
y, ,'''',' ~ !. s"' n'','g = Vo'i'N,
I h', ,o"' apS ~"' ''NV"'''e''Vp " '''0'oy
- Wv I"s
ticket nominated In Forest conntv I.
Assembly. J. Winans Associate
.Judee q s Sigoins Treasurer s u
I Hunt Commissioner mi Berlin An.
ditor + A Aihrugb
~,
-ihe fhiiadeiphia ana Boston base
and ON Friday last ploycd n yame at
Philadelphia for the championship. II
resulted In fayor of the Boston boys
/, Bostons. 4 Athletics A
m
.. -ihe fitisourgh, 81 Louis and
Vlnilhnatl hallroad Company main
the care ond treo,ment ~ sneh on,
nlovees or nassengars as N nav Vn raoe;ro w.,
INJURIES ON that end Of tbe road
William Calvert the irs, white
male child born in Wiliamsport,
died there August q, aged seventy
noiho 1oo a e ;S VIZ a'l il,pus.'l9us @ ,,
H. a La" "S 20 ~ s'.u I,.,h ",,asIitu ~ toui
''N 20 y "'' W :" "'i'" '''a u'"'"'
An insane man. named Jesse
Stewart. living near Wavnesburp.
Greene county, on the 9th instant
shot his wife and then attempted TO
cut her throat Mrs Stewart lived
out icW houiS aitor the SAD occur
renee
The Democrats of Cameron coun.
ty have put in nomination the follow.
ing ticket For Assembly. A. II.
Boynton Treasurer. Andrew Dent ;
Commissioners Isaac Ramage Dis.
VIC, I A,.oriiey' . - hyue AUDITOR
H. - : iu'Nri'
Another fast trotter has turned
up at Earlville, ILL.,, in the shape of
o horse of unknown pedigree named
Observer who has >alrcady accom-
plished his 21s. His owner, u farmer,
in not too wcll-to-do circumstances, has
refused $4,000 in cash for him.
so,on,oon uo,,,od;., ,,,.,.alo..
belonging to one iamily--two great.
grandchildren, ten grandchildren, and
FIVE children, of the late Luiher Peck,
of Syracuse, are to have gathering at
the residence of Mrs. Bishop Peck, in
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