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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1874-10-19
SPORTING NEWS.
American Jockey Club.

NEW YORK, October l7.-Tihs is the
last day of the fall meeting of the Amer
ican Jockey Club. The first race was a
free handicap sweepstakes, distance one
mile and fve-eighths; Shylock, Jack
Frost and Nettie Norton. started. Shy
lock first, Jack Frost second; time 2:6I.
The second race was for q purse Of
$500 for maiden two year olds; distance
three-qusrters Of mile; Ravenna, Spring
Ter, Athlete and Amelia started; Amelia
won, Springler second, Rsvenna third.
! Time l:l9.
The third race was for purse Of 500
for three yesr-olds which have not won
this year; distance one mile and an
eighth. Emma won, with ONeil second
and Mollie Darling third; time 2.02!.
The fourth race was free handicap
sweepstakes; distance one mile and an
eighth. Hadi won, with Resolute second
and London third; time zoos.
The fifth race was for purse of 1000;
race was won by Acrobat, Wild Idle
second and Whisper third. Time 4:4Si
| The sixth and last race was handicap and
hurdle race, for purse of 5000; dis
tance one mile and three-fourths, over
seven hurdles. Limestone won Gaifney
second and Moonstone third.
Henderson. Kentucky. Races.
EVANSVILLE, October l7-At the
Henderson, Kentucky, races there was a
splendid day and good attendance. The
fnllowinp ara the summarizes.
Free for all trot, purse $500: Geo
Lidenberger's Billy Spencer, ?, |, l, /;
G. T. Fuller's Prince, l, 8, 8, .;
d. p. Bissers Moss Rose, 3, 2, 2,3; W.
A. Farth's Fesrnaught jr, 4, 4, 4, :;
Ewing Il Williams SCOTS Chief, j, ), :,
); \. b. Forests Tom Fields, u, :, &, 4;
VIM. Emmert's Haymaker, :, q, ), q.
Time 2:42!, 2:434, 2;47, 2:45.
Running race mile heats; II. II. AL
cock & Co.'S ch. f. Orphan Girl, by Mug
gins, dam by Waggoner, |, l; }. A.
Faulds ch. (. Bonnie Nicer, by Eychcqucr
dam by Plane, =, 2. Time los, SIS.
The four year old trot DR.. Price
b. h. Dabble, l, 2, ]; W. r. Brasfcld's br.
m. Lulie Marion, =, ], >. Time 3:02&,
2:57, 2:52I.
Consolation running race, }. ii. Nor
gan's b. C. Crown Prince, by Astroid dam
Kate Anderson, l j; Ed. Harrison's b.
C., Falmouth, by planet, dam by Glcnco",
=, =; ii. &. ElliOtt's ch. {. DolloroSa by
EIchequcr, dam by JEFF Da-
Wis, 3, 3; Robert Scots
b. f. Lady Greenfield 4, 4; kimmcl X
Cross b. c. Dick Tate, by Vcnturcr, dis
tanccd. Time l:5ai, 1853. The Conso-
lation Trotting Pursc was adjourned To
Monday Morning at 10 o'clock, with but
two horses in the race and four heats
trotted, Brissels Black Frank having
two heats and J. H. Morgan's Arlington
one. Lindcnbergers John A. Cain, &.
T. Fullers Jennie b., and b. W. Jcn-
kins' Tom Fields were distanced. Cain
won the first heat, Black Frank the
second and fourth, and Arlington the
third. limo 2:45, 2:41!, 2:52, 2:5l.
Base RaII.
PHILADELPHIA, October l7.-Bostons
), Philadelphias 2; Atlantics Mutual 2
Cricket.
SPRINGFIELD, Oct, lin game of
cricket Saturday, the score stood 81.
Louis "A; Springtelds %. The game
WAS exciting.
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vs cannot vet close up comments on
-. canvass without mentioning par
.,.-,v Wetzel county. While the
n,mocr,cv throughout the district won
,.sIf fresh laurels, yet gallant old
r.,,s, maintains her position as the
..,,sr county, and rolled up majority
I:b will still further tend to make her
=. terror of all Republicans" Neither
,',o.r nor high-aown documents can in
l,.cr- from the path Of honest conviction
=. voters of this stronghold, and her
,. will ever be unsullied and un-
,,r,ei.
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rsov our reports this morning the
,h;i,iss are that the weather to-day
m B. partly cloudy, with north to
..bas,t winds.
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Csxtoria IL more than a Substitute ior
Castor Oh. II u the only s<gs article IN sx-
l,o<i. regulate the bowels, cure wfBsi-coltc
and produce natural sleep. IL contains
neither minerals, morphine or alcohol,
cry and mothers may rest.
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THE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTION
FIRST DISTRICT.

III" following table exhibits the correct
rrurn, Of the vote of the different coun-
!r' Of this district, as shown by latest
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VOL. II
at'heeliug Register.

I'm closed in New York Saturday
:. 10.
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The Guatemala Earthquake.
n. fn.,.,,a Ia. ,,o .,

PASAMA, Oct, ia GuateInalapapcr
says the victims Of the 'ar,hquak" Of
September 3d number 200. The l0ssos
suffered in the department are estimated
at S25,OOO Many dead bodie. remain
buried under the stream 90 mud which
dsscended from the Como Del Tilge and
wa 800 feet deep in some places. The
town Of Duennas Is entirely ruined and
Alandaogo, Ciudad yiejo and AmntillDn
suffered severely. The government has
ordered supplies Of -four from Salvador
and California,
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Count Won Arntm's Cssc.

A dispatch from Berlin says Count
Won Arnims case is becoming intcllig'-
blc. II appears Bismarck became indig-
nant at the Count prcfcrring nm Ultra
montanc monarchy in France TO \ com.
paratively liberal and pacific republic,
and determined 10 remove I'm. Mt
wishing. however. To offend the Count,
Bismarck wrote him censorious letters,
which he expected would induce the
count 10 resign. NonArnim refusing, he
was finally absolutely dismissed, and
took with him two of Bismarks letters,
now represented TO be 50 ieariully oilsn-
sive. The dispatch also says II !. re-
ported the letters have been publicly
offered for sale.
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SECOND DISTDICT.
MARTINsBURG, w. Va, |
October Is, 1874.
Editors of the Register.

October l6, 1874.
Editors of the Register.
L herewith send you a statement OF
the result in the Second Congressional,
District so far rs we have ascertained it
FAULKNER's MAJoRITIEs-Berkeley
800; Jefferson, 439; Hampshire, 56l
Hardy, 100; Mineral, 200; Taylor, 49,
Warren, 4sl; Monongalia, 200; Pendle'
ton, 450.
BoTELERs Morgan. 73
Grant, l4O; Preston, 4S9; Upshur, 300
The counties yet remaining to be heard
from are Barbour, Tucker, Webster, Po.
cahontas and Randolph, all Democratic
which must increase Mr.. Faulkner's ma.
iority some l,500 more. His majority in
the district must exceed 1000, and is 9
gain on the Democratic conservative
vote of nearly 5000,
BEVERLY, w. VA, Oct 15.
Editors of the Register.
Below find the full vote of Randolph
county:
Faulkner, Sal; Boteler, l43; Faulkner
majority, 1913. For Senate-Gof, 537;
Farnswortb, 154; COTS majority, ,3S3
House of Delegates-Long, Democrat,
572 mo opposition.) Not one half of the
vote Of the county was out.
Respectfully, G.
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Cubans Dispersed.

KTHGsTOS, October 13.--The meeting
Of Cuban on the 10Th inst. IN celebration
Of the sixth anniversary Of the deciara-
ton Of Cuban independence, Was dis
persed, by order Of the Governor, by tb"
police. who were directed "a take the
names Ofthoss who refused Ia leav"
Qucssds, who was making sp@"cb,
said that having no country 0f theIr own
they were obliged 10 obey the Illegal or-
der. NJ those who imagined they bad
power to prevent innocent gathering.
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Monongalia County (OmciaI.)

For House of Representatives-Faulk-
ner (deni.) 5G2; Boteler (ind.) 312;
'Hagans (rep.) 4S2. For Senate-Judge
Berkshire (rep. no opposition,) SO4. For
House of Delegates-Col. Snider (rep.)
713; John b. Lough (rep.) 734; Lorenzo
Davis (dem.) 562; J. a. b. Martin,
ind lag.
Not candidate.
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FOREIGN.

4 Lord Hector for Glasgow URi.
NrrsitS.
LoSpoS, October li.-Glasgow Uni
vcrsity will elect n Lord Rector NoN"m-
Der IL. An active canvass Is III progress.
Tn" Conservative students support VS.
raell for reelection. The Liberal. ar"
divided, some going for Forster, aud the
Others favoring Ralph Waldo Emerson.
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Meeting OF Conference Committees in
Louisiana.

NEW ORLEANS, October lS.-There
will probably be meeting Of the confer
ence committee, tomorrow, the Consery-
atirs having to-day sent note 70 the
Republicans inviting a conferehcsS The
twenty DAYS allowed for creating vacan-
cies on the returning bosd, by the terms
Of the conference agreement, expired to-
day. The Conservative ara rnAdy with
their man To fill the two vacancies that
were promised. Governor Kellogg bs
not a. vet been able 10 obtain the requir-
sd resign stions; bat four MEMBER Of the
retiring bOsrd have agresd 10 rengn. Prot
vided Well. will resign. Wells is absent
and the dste Of his return uncertain. 80
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Texas OutlaWs.

OMAHA, October lS.-For several days
pas, kearney Junction, Nebraska, has
been oyerrun with lot Of Texan herders
who have been committing many depre-
dations. bat the citizens were afraid tD
attempt their arrest, Matters cuirninst-
ed lAst night in a row in which two eiti-
zens were killed. The herdcrs then re-
treated 70 an Island in the Platte river
and fortified themselves. The citizens have
telegrsphed Gov. Furnss for arms and
ammunition, and he has ordered them
forwarded from Lincoln without delay.
In the meantime the citizens will do al
they can 10 confne the desPersdces to
the island.
William Bennett, at Nebraska City,
was fatally shot to-day vhDs g1ansng.
Unsbls to give particulars.
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A Bold Murder.

TERRE HAUTE, October l7.-This
evening, at $40 o'clock, Jerry Picard, II
well-known citizen, was walking with his
wife on North Sixth street, when two
men rushed ON them. One held Mrs.
Picard while the otnor shot her husband
in the head, the ball entering the right
ear. The shot will prove fatal. Tn"
nIurdcrcrs then ran of. The motiv" for
the act is unknown. This occurred in n
public part OF the city.
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Feud Among Radical Factions.

At Clinton, Louisiana, fcud between
the Breaux Weber and Gair Republican
factions, eliminated to-day in the ut
tempted assassination between Bayou
Sara and Jackson, Of Louisiana, of Jno.
Gair, the Independent Republican cOndi-
date for the Senate, by parties unknown.
Gair was wounded, but not dangerously y,
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bank Statement.

New YORK, October l7.-Loan in
crease, 1897, 400; specie decreased, 81, ,93s,-
900; legal tenders decrease, 1861, 200;
deposits decrease, 396s,S circulation
decrease, $4,000; revenue decrease,
81 19S,915.
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other MaiieSs.

/, is officially announced that the re-
building Of the column Vebdome Will be-
completed next month, and that the
s,atae Of Napoleon, which is nearly
finished, wili he PLACED on the nonp-
peHt. .-,. ',irgd g m sE.5f.t
The French government ha, issued
fresh orders in eight eommunes border
ing on Spain. Son,e Thirty Carlists hare
accordingly received notices TO quit wilh
the P,efsct OF the lower PyrLess. whase
coaduct Il one Of the subjects e Span
i,h complaint, and willshortiy be. rrinoy-
ei y y
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Mormon Matters.
The Arkansas Election.

LITTLE Rock, October l7-Additional
returns of the election from about twenty
counties held up to the estimate hereto
fore made of TUESDAYS vote. Jefferson
county gives 100 majority against in
stead Of for the Constitution. Phillips
and Lincoln small majorities against.
These are the only counties that So far
have been heard from that give MAORI
ties against the constitution The major
tiles will not, according TO the returns SO
far received, fall short ofthc original os-
innate Of $4,000.
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WASHINGTON, October 1.-THE police
have arrested gang Of book Thieves who
have been making extensive depreda-
tions on the committee rooms Of the cap
itcl. One thousand three hundred and
ffty p"unds OF documents have been re-
covered. Most Of them are valuable
volumes and cannot BE- replaced. The
thieves systematically entered the rooms
and carted away their plunder.
Important Suit I'm Louisville.
LOUISVILLE October ls.-An import
ant suit was fled in the Chancery Court
yesterday BY the heirs Of james o,
Wolf, formerly OF Rhode Island, deceas-
ed. for the recovery of large amount ot
property in the West End, this city, al
legged to have been Illegally sold by an
agent. The value Of the property sued
for is about one million dollars. Several
hundred citizens- -are made defendants %
the suit, and nesrly all the leading Law,
ysrs in the city have been engaged.
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Officials Indicted.

New ORLEANS, October 1.-The Con
cordia parish grand jury, composed Of
two white men, the balance colored
found true brief against Dane Young
colored member Of the legislature, fol
embezzling thirty thousand dollars be.
longing to the parish. Also found n tru,
bill against Owen Stewart, sheriff, for
obtaining property under false prctcnccs
Careful inquiry fails to confirm the report
that four members ofthe returning Board
have resigned. No one has vet been ap,
pointed TO succeed Banzano Us Umpire
of the Advisory Board.
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Monte Men Leaving the Central
- Pacific Railroad.

SALT LAKE CITY, October 1.-THE
monte men, who have been for so long a
time plying their calling along the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad, are reported as
leaving thai feld on account ofthe efforts
Of that company for their arrest
Mining News.
The McHenry mine, in Parleyo canon,
has stopped work, having now l 800 or 2,
600 tons of ore on hand
The trouble is believed to have
been caused by failure in the payment Of
their new and expensive mill recently
erected. This season mining operations
in Utah have been more successful than
any previous year ~ ~
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" ''>"nS majority, $50.
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French Ele<tl0ns.

PARIS, October Is.--Partial returns
Of the elections for nernhers of the hs-
,embIy, which were held IN three depart
ments to-day, have been reeeiref. ~
Pas de- Cslai. and Seinne EtDbe, NM.
Brasme and Savard, Republicans, ARE
ahead, and IN Ape, Maritime and Me-
diccin, the French NA,i0naiiyts. :.haye y
majority as far ne heard from. % ',''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-09

In other words the Democrats carry
this year not only the two States which
they carried in 1872, but the five States
which gave their electoral vote to
General Grant. With the exception of
Rhode Island (in which the Democrats
nominated no candidatcs) every State
having elections 50 far this year has
gone Democratic.
The Democratic gains have not been
confined to the States hitherto Repub-
lican. The same remarkable progress
sion towards the acceptance of Demo
cratic principles is apparent in the
Democratic States. kentucky, which
gave Greeley 1900 majority, now gives
the Democratic candidate on the State
ticket nearly 10000 majority. Ten
nessee gave Greeley 10000 majority,
and the aggregate Democratic majority
in the recent county elections is not
less than 10000 East Tennessee, the
stronghold of Radicalism in that State,
has been revolutionized. The follow
ing returns, taken in the order they
came by telegraph, afford some idea Of
the sweeping changes going on in Ten
ncggcc
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-09

These eight counties, situated in diff,
ferent parts of the State gave Grant
4Gl majority in 1872, and now give a
Democratic majority of 1898.
With the drift all one way since New
Hampshire opened the political cam.
paign of 1874, We have the best reasons
for expecting like result in the clcc-
tions which occur during the remain
ing months of this year. Between the
lst of September and the 9TH Of No
vembcr next there will be elections in
thirty-two States, All but six of these
were carried by Grant in 1872. From
present appearances The Republicans
have dead certainty Of securing but
three of the twenty-six which went for
Gmnt-Vermont, Mississippi,and South
Carolina. In the forthcoming elections
of this year 272 representatives in the
Forty-fourth Congress will be chosen.
In the elections already held Q repre-
scntatives have been chosen Il in Ore
gon and in North Carolina), and the
party proportion stands: Democrats,
|8; Republicans Jack Lyman, ne
gro,) 1. OF course this proportion will
not hold out through the following
elections, but II cannot fail to be near
enough to leave the Republicans in a
large minority in the next House, The
result of the last six months testing Of
public sentiment, therefore, is in the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-09

Why Her PLAN DIpN'r WoRK.-Thc
Pottsvillc (Penn.) Miners Journal is
responsible for the following story "A
Phenixville maid, quite old, becoming
anxious about her matrimonial chances,
recently concocted plan to deceive a
young fellow as to her age. This was
thc.way she tried it The old family
Bible contained faithful record of all
births, marriages and deaths. This
volume the maiden took TO her chamber,
and selecting the birth page she man
aged, by dint scratching and writing,
TO change the date Of her birth to q
period eleven years later than what
Il had legitimately been recorded.
Then the Bible was placed ON the sit
ting room table in a conspicuous man
ner That evening came along the
lover. lie soon began to finger the
Bible pages, and finally reached the
birth record, whore and when he dis
covered, TO his surprise, that his An
gcina was just one year younger than
he lie thought il strange, ms she ap-
pcarcd older. lie kept his mouth shut
and continued to tumble over the pages
Next he began reading the death list,
and made the very astonishing discov-
cry that the rudient maiden, according
to the Bible, had actually been born
ten years after the deccasc Of her
father. Tho young man quietly arose
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-09

PAxsoS.-Thc Republican nominee
for Supreme Judge is Edward NJ Pax
son, Of Philadelphia. Mr.. Paxson is
VIGOROUSLY unfit for the position and
goes into the campaign with a charac-
ter tainted by corruption and jobbcry.
lie first attained state notoriety by his
unblushing attempt to bribc the legis-
laturc in 1855 to elect DIR. David Jayne,
of vermifugc and patent pill rcputa-
ton, United States Senator, He was
afterwards appointed to the bench of
the court of common pleas of Phila-
delphia through the influence and in
trigue Of VIM. d. Mann, the leader of
tho ring, There is scarcely county
lawyer in tho State of respectable
that does not possess higher
qualification for the position. l'htla1 4
delphid Mail
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-09

RATHER TmS.-A runaway couple
went 10 Eugene City, Oregon, TO get
married. The clergyman and clerk
both wanted proof that the young lady
was Of proper age. Strategy, which
has proved so efficient in other scenes,
was rcsorted to. The figures ls were
placed in the bottom Of the shoes Of
the maiden, and one who was in tho
secret affirmed that she was orcr cigh.
teen. This brought the license and the
clergyman--they were made happy.
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CLEARFIELD, PA,
soNo or THE FLAlL,
nv .. =. rRownniDdn,


------- " | 70
nrs. =. rRownaipar,
In tho autumn, whom the hollows
All are filled with aying leaves,
Aud the colonies Of swallows
Quit the quantity stuccoed caves,
And a silver mantle glistcns
Over all the misty vale, ,.l INA
Sits the lille wife and listens t'N'
To the beating Of the fall
10 the pounding Of the fall
BY her cradle sits and listens i'i.i
To the tapping Of the fail.
Tho bright summer days arc over,
And her eye no longer secs
Tho red bloom upon tho clover,
The deep green upon tho trees,
flushed tho songs Of finch and robin,
With tho whistle Of the quail
But she hears the mellow throbbing
OF the thunder Of the fail,
Tho low thunder Of the iall--
Through the amber air tho throbbing
And rcverberatlng aall.
In tho barn the stout young ihrcsher
STOPPING stands with rolled up sleeves,
Beating out his golden treasure
From the ripped aud rustling shoaycs
Oh. was ever knight In armor-
Warrior all In shining mail
Half so handsome rs her farmer
As he plies the hying fail, iUnt
As he wiolds the flashing Hail =
Tho bare-tnroatcd, brown young farmer,
Az he swings the sounding fail
All the hopes that saw the sowing,
All the sweet desire Of gain, Iti. a
All the joy that watched the growing
And the yellowing OF tho grain,
And the love that went to WOO her,
And the faith that shall not fail
All arc speaking soitly to her
In the pulses Of the fail. llNiNfi
or the palpitating fail
Past and Future whisper to her
In tho music OF the fail.
In iis crib the babe is sleeping,
And the sunshine from the door
All the afternoon IL creeping
Slowly round upon the floor;
And the shadows soon will d<rken;
And the daylight soon must pale,
When tho wife no more shall hcarken
To the tramping Of tho iiail,
To the dancing Of the fall
When her heart no more shall hcarken
To the football Of the fail.
And the babe shall grow and strengthen,
De maiden, be awifc
while the moving shadows lengthen
Round the dial Of their life
Theirs the trust Of friend and neighbop
And all age serene and hale,
When machines shall do the labor
or the strong arm and the fail,
OF the stout he irt and the fail
Great machines perform the labor
OF the good old fashioned fail.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-09

A UDIToR's NOTICE

c0e0r'n, Bubb Co., In n. cor5s 2, c, Of . Common 7 nc
vs.. Pleas OF Clearheld Co.
G. T. Roberts. No. al, June Torn, ~.
sale Of defendants real and personal property on
the several writs Of fsra faeias In the hands Of
the Sheriff, gives notice that he will attend to the
duties Of his appointment at his Office, In the bor-
ough Of Clearheld, on Tuesday, the 18th day Of
September, A. d. 1874, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, when
and where oil parties interested may attend n
they see proper. JOHN ii. FuLFORD,
aue26-A Auditor.
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Misfsllanfaus.
VA LUABLE FARM FOR SALE!
IN CIRARD TOW NsHIP.

Tho undersigned offers for sale the farm on
which he now resides, situate In Girard township,
Clearheld county. Pa. formerly owned by Justin
J. Pie. The farm contains 100 acres, and is very
dcsirably located. The buildings are all new, and
consist Of large frame house, having good cellar
underneath, and good water convenient large
frame barn, blacksmith shop, wagon shed, spring
house, &c. The buildings on this farm are ss
good, " not better, than on any farm In Ccsrheid
county. Tho land Is Of superior quality Hnd In
good state Of cultivation.
Possession will be given In tho spring. or at
any time most convenient TO the purchaser The
terms will be reasonable. Persons desirous OF
purchasing can address the subscriber at Isconies
Mills P. o.. clearleld county, Pa OF apply in
person on the premises.
Any persons wanting any information In regard
to the quality Of the land, the kind Of buildings
thereon, 4c, 4c., can get the information by call
ing on sheriff Pie, in Clcarheld, as be owned the
farm for a number Of years, and OF course knows
all about Il. WENDELL ENDRES,
LecoDte's Mills, Clearheld Co.. Pa.
January 81, 1874.