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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02
T'EACHERs' ExAMIN AFIoNs.


An examination for Teachers In nud for ths
county Of Clearheli for the school year 1874, will
be held for each Of the several districts as fol
lows, sis; ........a ... 81.
Graham, at Grahanton, Thursday, Sept "a. :
Boggs and Wallaeeton, at wailacciop, Friday
September lth. -f
oscecla and Decatur, a, osccola, Saturday
September 9th, - fnn
Woodward and u lloutxdaie, al Thos. IIenilessons =
Monday. Sept. fth.
uulich, OF Janesviilc, Tuesday, Sept. slh.
Bcccaria, at Glen Hope, Wednesday, Sent 9TH
Jordan, At Anson, illc, Thursday, Sept. 1oih.
Kocx, at New MillporL Friday, Sept. lith.
Pike and Pike Independent, at Bloomington
Saturday, Sept i2th. ..' ....a
Ferguson, Penn and Lamber cily, al Lumbe
City, Monday, sspt. l4th- W.
Bell, at Bcws<, Tuesday, Sept, 18th.
burnside, ~ Burnside, Wednesday, Sept 18th
New Washington, at New washinstes. Thurs
Chest, At wss,oysy, Friday. Sept. lsa,.
Examinations will begin at s o'clock. AN Al
Directors are requested 10 be pts&cht. Teacher
are expected 10 be examined only In tho district
where they intend teaching. Those who1 hav,
been examined will please Be present and eniel
The class 10 the dislrict whore they intend teach
Ing. u requested BY the Dirsetors. Exsninauenl
will bs principally written. Each teacher shoalt
come with pen. nk aud blsnk-book. asg -.
ltW Bud fIfl J. A. 6 REGoRy, .
ausi2 County Superintendent.
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BETTER BE CAREFUL.

TO our mind the agitation of the in
famous Civil Rights Bill, now before
Congress, and which is demanded by
the Radicals through their delegates in
their State Convention, is equally as
dangerous to the peace and prosperity
of the United States in the future as
the slavery agitation proved to be in
the past. Those who are forcing this
question are enemies to the Union, and
act regardless of the welfare of both
the white and negro races, The same
men who rode the slavery hobby now
agitate the social equality wickedncss,
and the fruits when gathered will be
the same, with this difference: In the
late civil war the conflict was between
the members of the white race, while
the negro laughed, in his blissful ignor-
ance, at the sport. The next contest
will be between the white man on one
sac ana the African on 'ne other-
Ana II the untempered zeal o. snch
negroes as Fred Douglass and ms ms white i'It
scallawag hackers hackers does not cool down.
another 'rrrepresslole connict wiil DC
on hand before Three years pass around.
- = a
v'' ''''o"s" '"' p"p0' 's now 40
.n"aa,"s ~ eA''" '.'''on oo"s'
" wy W may =. s."' wv" 'o"'"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02
DIR. B0YERs WITHDRAWAL

10 thf itfmocfdcy oT ttcdfVcfd t0.'
Prompted by a sincere desire to
unite and harmonixe the Democratic
organization Of our county, | have, af,
ter mature deliberation, concluded TO
withdraw my name from the canvass.
Whilst ] am Of the opinion that | can
be nominated, (in fact this Is generally
conccded), and elected TO the Legisla-
ture, ] fully recognize the magnitude
Of the contest necessary to accomplish
this result, and am impressed with the
conviction that the heat and bitterness
engendered thereby will not only in
jure the party in the present, but will
produce discord and disunion in the
future. fully understand the duty Of
a Democrat, and trust that my many
earnest and tried friends, to whom this
declaration will bring disappointment
and pain, will be assured that am ac-
tuated solely by n desire to serve them
by subordinating my personal wishes
that good may come to them, and the
Democratic party and ] beg TO say
that il Is their duty, as il shall be my
pride and pleasure to do all and every.
thing in my power to assist in nomina-
ting n strong ticket and by united ac-
tion and patriotic effort giving II the
full majority of our county. ~ 81 q
II may not be out of place to say to
those who are now, and have been for
s,u,.. t,.,,a IL, ,.,l.lls..,, .<.,,,st ,,. ,.,.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

CONFERENCE MEErINGs.-Wc sug-
gest that the Democratic Conferences,
for the selection of candidates for Con
gress, Senator and Judge, meet at
Bellefonte on Wednesday, the 23d day
of September, at 2 O'clock P. NJ. Let
us hear from the editors and Chair
men of the several county Committees
in the District. vs. ifiNt iH tH
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p Respectfully Yours,


isn LuTnERsBung, Aug. 10th, 1874.
Mn. EDlroRr The undersigned hay
ing been informed that their names
were announced in the Curwcnsville
Times as a committee Of vigilance for
Brady township, for the "Independcnt''
movement, take this method Of express.
ing our, Misrepresentation, Of any such a
movement, as We do not pretend 70
belong to that Ring II shall bc our
utmost endeaycr 10 bring about q
united Democracy, and in November
next roll UP . fourteen hupdrsd Demo
cratic majority for the good old Demo
cratic ticket. If our names can be
used for the purpose Of Uniting the '1n-
dependents" and the "StaightO Outs Y
then you can consider us in.I-aof l,
DAVID REAMs, .,ol
rs,s,,,q a,.b J, 4, OSWALD,
M 5f..,a, .,,a... II. PAssxonE, so,s
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ASSEMBLY

We are authorized to snnounce the name Of
RICHARD SHAW, Jr., Of Lawrence township,
az q candidate fer Assembly. subject to the rules
governing the Democratic party. sagi1
We are authorized to announce the nAme Of
ABRAM HUMPHREY, Of Lawrence township.
as candidate for Assembly, subject to the rules
governing tho Democratic party. sugIp
We are authorized TO announce the nsme Of w.
ROSS HARTsH0RN, Of curwensviIie. asa esndi-
date for Assembly, subject to the rules govern
ing the Democratic party. 1850 sug26
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

We are authorized TO announce the name Of
JOHN s. MeKIERHAN, Of Gulieh township. A.
candidate for Prothonotary. subject to the rules
governing tho Democratic party. augl2
We are authorised to announce the name Of
GEORGE G. KIRK, Of Brady township, as eau
didate for Prothonotary subject To the rules gov
erning the Democratic party. augi2
We are authorized TO announce the name Of
ELI BLOOM, Of CurwensvilIe, as . candidate for
prcthopotary, subject to the rules governing the
Democratic party. auglz
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

Nor VERY LIKELY The Philadcl
phia Inquirer, in its Washington cor
rcspondencc, says Attorney General
Dimmiek will probably be rendered the
Judgeship Of the Western district Of
Pennsylvania. That would be cool
act, after Dimmick, Hartrsnit 4 Co,
Ind euchered Grant out cfhis third term
crown. The defeat of the Allison reso-
luton by the Radical State Convcn-
tion fixcs the status Of Pennsylvania
Radicals for the next two years, 80 far
rs ''the government" is concerned. NJ
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

Az ExcELLESr TIcKEr-Thc Ly'
coming county Democratic Convention
met at Williamsport on Tuesday, 25th
ult., and made the following nomina
tions: Congress, il W. Early Assem-
bly,, 0. II. Reighard, George Steck anf
John Galley Sheriff, Thomas Mehaf
fey; Prothonotary. III H. Blair =; Dis
trict Attorney, W. W. Hart; Commits
sioncr, Samuel Maffet; Auditors, VIM
Fullmer and \. W. sweelyi Surveyor
John s. Laird. We are very much
pleased ITO see our friends Rcighart
and Mcbafey on the ticket. n p
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

have said but little IN these lcttcrr
concerning the lDeccher-Tilton nasti-
ness but now that the evidence has
all been made public, regard il a.
much less conclusive against Beechel
than that Of Mrs. Potiphar against the
Hebrew youth, Joseph, The sacred
historian informs US that the hero Of
the many colored jacket, left his gar.
mcnt in the hands Of the woman, and
on that evidence he was sent TO prison
for two full years. Joscphs usefulness
was not thereby impaired Not so,
however, with those mixed up in the
Tilton case. As the dog returns to his
vomit 80 IL Is possible these people may
return TO their filthiness; bnt the day
for further evil growing out Of the ros-
isum addresses Of these frceloyists,
''ncst-hiders, womcn.votem, and hu-
man colwophagis, has setqsuddenly in
gloom upon them. 'il hn ilal &c
n IL no other good ever comes from
this mass Of filth than burying in OBJ
livion the score of dung-beetlc-rcf
cIs that are disgrace 10 humanity,
that alone will compensate for "the
very subsoil of thu back.hou Of infl-
my that has been flung broadcast
over the nation during tho last sixty
days, M siN. al1sa .isAi ,If'i
4 These Gecfrvpcs sfrcorurips, or hu-
man tumhle-bugs, that have rcvelled
IN tho Brooklyn slime, stood about the
same chance bf ever again securing q
rcspectable audience 10 their lyceum
hall harhnguoa o. q SNOWFALL does Of
rtanaining solid in the cremation work.
shop Of the devil. .tf fsll
As for Bcecher, / infer that hc has
sadly learned that IN order TO preserve
his hands FREQ 1om the taint d flth he
must not bcmirc them with alvine
cvacuAtiom; that if he would keep his
sacrcdoial garments free from the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02
A UDIToR's NOTICE.

In The matter Of the estate Of Henry Col
grove, late Of Bradford township, deceased.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by ID,
Court to distribute the balance In the hands Of III,
Administrator. gives notice that be will attend I,
the duties Of his appointment at his office. In ID,
borough Of Clarified, on Friday. the 18th day o
September. 1874, between the hours Of 10, o. IN.
aud 4. p. M, whom and where all parties inter
ested may attend II they see proper.
wM. NJ. MCCULLOUGH,
fept1-stf Auditor
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CAUTION,

All persons are hereby warned against pur.
chasing, or in any way meddling with the follow.
ing property, via, Two cows. thres hogs, two
sheep, about three acres Of corn and buck wheat,
one-iourh Of an acre ofpotatocs also. three beds
and bedding, one stove, one table, ono cupboard,
one bureau, and one sct Of chairs, now In poses
sion Of Charles Resinger, Of Brady township, as
the same have been purchased by me, and for
which hold hill Of sale
HENRY nEBERLING.
Jefferson Limo, Aug. "a, is7t.A.fI ieIf.f
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4 UDIToR's NOTICE.

In the matter Of the estate Of Jacob Mon.
gold, deceased.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed to settle
adjust and distribute the balance Ia the hands oi
Samuel q. Kuntr, Administrator Of said decedent
hereby gives notice that he will attend to III,
duties Of his appointment at his Office, in the bor
ough Of Clear6eld, on Tuesday, Sept. 22d, 1874
at o'clock, p. m, when all parties interesic may
attend. n. ii. MURRAY.
fept2-3t Auditor.
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Annsunftlnfnts.
PRIMARY Election, Saturday, Sept. II


We are authorized 10 announces the name q l..
A. MACKEY, Of Clinton county, o. . candidate
for Congress. subject 10 the rules governing the
Democratic party. aug 10
We srs suthorizod to spnounce to name 70
D. W. MOORE, Of Ciear6eid, as . candidate for
Congress, subject tothe rules governing the Dem
oerstic party. " flit'N sspt1
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

A BAD BEoISSrSo.-The new Post
master General Jcwellcommences aus
piciously lie ran downto " v w~s.;;s;;s.s-
ton 10 gctih commission and start his
pAy. and back again 70 New York 70
tho jupketins trip on the new Pacific
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

He MAS CoxPAsY.--Bee who
has been standing - W ragged edges
Of anxiety, I" hM = good deal cf com.
pany, now, fbf the candidates for ofIicc
AZ ~ standing on shs sams tirksfy
platform. rnl,nril'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

We are authorized to announce the name Of
wM. A. WALLACE, Of cisarieid, A. a candidate
for State Senator, subject to the rules governing
the Democratic party. aug 20
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

/ PAxsos.--Edward M. Paxson, who
hcnds the Republican State ticket fol
Judge ofthe Supreme Court, IL a Phila'
dclphian. He ran for the nomination
for tho same position two years ago
but was defeated aflcr = pretty close
contest. At that time charges Of cor
ruption were made by different news
papers against Paxson and those nm
donbtedly had some effect In laying
him out The late Mr.. Swoope atthat
timo was ono Of his strongest oppo.
nents, openly warning the Republican
Convention that II Il nominated Paxson
the Telegraph would not support him,
but oppose him for tho election
Among the charges agaimt Paxson was
one TO tho oiiect that he was ono Of tho
party who was TO receive one hundred
thousand dollars 10 secure the election
Of DR.. Jayne, the Philadelphia medical
man, TO the United States Senate
Jayne, however, was not elected. Heis
. man apparently about fly Year, of
age, Of hno build and appearance, and
wears white neck-tie, ssIfr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02
H01fE rHRnSr

The left handed compliment paid
Presidcnt Grant by the late Radical
STATE Convention, IL ~eep,s 70 us, ea,,-
not be very AAttetipg 70 ''the gown
pnc' +" inasmuoh ash GAIed 10 cnddsc
his administration; and voted dom,
witt apIaausSa revolution nfavdr Of
a third term. The delegates felt they
have dtlium enough to carry without
shouldcring the Administration and its
many sins. How literally Grant and
his office holders viii contribute to elect
the ticket remains to be seen. The
resolution in question reads as follows :
I rRssoyrsd, That this convention has undInin-
ished confidence Ia tho administrarion Of Presi-
dent Grant aHd IL tie event Of his being a candi-
d~ss Jov skisd tsrn, 10 10 the judgmsut sf this
convention that the people Of the Keystone State
irrespective Of party crssds will rally under his
banner in 1875, with the same enthusiasm that
they did In '6s and ~.
If General Grant and his hacker
pocket that irrespective squib with
"enthusiasm," we shall be mistaken.
The man Allison, who was bold enough
to introduce that document, should be
promoted from his custom house posi-
tion tothc Cabinet or a foreign mission
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

The undersigned, collector Of State and eoun.
ty Taxes for Lawrence township, desires to notify
delinquent taxpayers that u they desire to rots
at the next election, II will be necessary for them
to pay up, on or before the Sd day Of next Octo.
ber. lie can be found at his store, one door wesl
Of the Leonar Housed, In clearheld.
N. RIsHEL.
Sept. 2-s,. Collector.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02
T TTNsEATED LAND APPEALS

Notice is hereby given to the owners and
agents Of unseated Lands, that the County Com
cicarfeId, from the 2lst TO the goth days Of Sep
tembcr, for the purpose Of hearing appeals and
revising the tri-enn'al assessment Of said lands
located within the county for 1874, 1875 and
1876. The holders Of such lands will plesse IN.
derstand that no abatement will be made or ap.
peals heard amer that time.
T. ~ si i P.F. c0urERET,
JN0. D. THOMPSON,
CLARK BROWN,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

The RIGHr SPIRIr.-We call the at
tention of our party friends to DR..
Boyer's withdrawal card, found In this
issue. The Doctor is entitled to the
respect of every true Democrat in the
county for the step he has taken His
devotion to his party is commendablc,
and might be initiated every campaign.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

Ailpersons are hereby warned syainst pur.
chasing, or In say way meddling with the follow
ing property, via One sorrel mare, one bay horse,
tive sets Of harness, ono hsvss and harness, one
mare and harness, two saddles, one wagon, two
ropes and blocks. twelve sores Of corn, seven
acros Of oats, six acres or buck whest three pows,
one harrow, three cews, ono hsiier, lot Of chains,
one sleigh. one set Of harness, one jack and saw,
one buggy, one log slsd and chains, one grind
stone, one kettle, one eutivator, two hogs, three
beds and beddtnEs, three table,, lot of carpets
three stoves, one library settee and chairs, nov
In the possesaieh Of James N. Reed, OF Lawrence
township. as the same uas purchased by me At
Shcrif's sale, aud is len with him on loan only,
subject TO my order. AARON G. TATE.
Clcatheld, Aug. 20, 1s7t-st
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

TnE CAPIroi. InFRovEmExrs- Tho
enlargement q The House Of Reproscn-
tativcs Is going rapidly forward. The
chsnges will hays 10 b. more than was
anticipated, sipes some of the Rirders
of the aecond floor were discovered 10
bs affected with dry Fet where tbeysn
tered The well, Thesa must bo ~
placed Or splieed bThe buildhg hss
bonn I'M ID, Hpfy dangeReuAy condition
without any one suspccting it--D Da,rR.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

We are authorized TO announce the name Of
JOHN II. oRvIs, Of Cthffe cousty, asa csndi-
date for Additional Law Judge, subject to the
rulss governing the Democratic party sug1e
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02
4 ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
TIMBER SALE

Notice ia hereby given that The Committee Of
the Montour House, Lock Haven, Lept. IL, 1874
at O'Clock. One good ran Of pine, oak and
hemlock square timber composed Of marked and
unmarked timber. Terms made known on day Of
sale. II. II. RITCIlIE.
Sept 2, 1874 81. Inspector
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"a CRp.


. -
ass BRADroRp Twp, Aug, 20 1874.
Mn. EDIToR In looking over the
Times Of August 25, / notice that my
name is published as one of the yigi-
lance committee of the Independent (or
Modoc) party. Ny object in publish
ing this card is TO say to my Demo
cratic friends that my name was used
without my knowledge or consent and
contrary to my wish and desire, and
i would have present candidates 70
understand although, their friend in
the past never have nor never will
follow any man outside of the Demo
cratic party. When they once desert
the principles of the party or step out
side of the rules which govern il and
take half and half nominations they
must at once stop using my name as
their friend or supporter lnotiee the
names Of quite a number of persons
who no doubt are in the same boat
with ms, having had this '9lonor"i thrust
upon us contrary TO our wishes.
L am Respectfully Yours,
in ..s ,svl SAMUEL 4, CALpwELL,
Mr.. Jacob Dimeling, of Boggstown-
ship requests us tostatc that his name
has been used without his knowledge
or consent, and that he does not sub
scribe to bush-whacking in any form.
a 4 4
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02
DELEGATE ELECTION AND
CONTENTION

DEI<EGAIE ELEC1ION AND
CONTENTION.
10 ne democratic Electors cf cfed,ped
COUNTY,
In obedience 10 the ,ules governing
W Wy
inc Democrnuc party o. Cieaincid
county, hereby give notice that the
elections for delegetes 10 renresent The
ur o." - ~ go
dlneien' u,s'r'c,s ~ the Vouhty Con
veutIon, will be held at tho usual place
of holding the general election for each
,.o v, =, ~, ~',~.'
.pwnsn'P .,aP hnu borough, on oArrnpAf' ,ur.
ginning at / o'clock and continuipg
s.,, ,.I.I. .I ~ =
uh.,i ociock r. N. OF said day'
The number OF delegates to which
each district is entitled il set forth in
H. q - - -. .--. ~
itnie z, OF the rules governing Demo
Nv which rnles will he found below
y mi V"""
Inc eiections VIII DC heid by the
| following election boards in the respec-
tive districts viz.
Beeearia--PhiIip Do'r, Q. j. ksasy, John
iiudman.
beii--henry bfeth' IL. H. Mcdee, Harvey Me-
craeken. -,
M Bloom-p. W. chi''on, William Line', deorss
"ener'
boggs-'ohn be''h' Jacob pimslins' H. a
snimmei.
, praaiofd-'onn II. stewart jacob fsafoe' D.
r. "nso"' =. =,
v,us brAdy-Arehy Dunlap NJ II. Lu'hsr' Jos. H.
hnA. ,
ns nurnsasws% ss.nSn "s'is'' pan'e' "o'mAn' f'ea'
I
ca.as,, amin k'nssr 'o'eph H. Drs'h'
'onn vonnehy' a,
cs.,ns nSs,ns''n-'on" o r'cA''' H. f'o's' L.
'"-'ss.,. - ru.. a.. 49,.
ucnrv psrL. s"'
'ss cn,-s.s,s,i.w ch.mh.,. p,.,l rso,.,.
.on. s,"Ss. @,ss '-"''''' = '-"- '-''''P
rs,, I-at. y a,.,.. a
n,ess,a pss,saIsssso 1Iosss. S's'n'' n u '''''
rsra..a, IN. po~,.. c.o,.. s,r.x Jo.s.,
Maors' ''' '''"'''' ~'''s' ''- ''''f'
0irard-J,bp y. Juyv. Bcrnnrd ore<p. Auyu.
Mirnot.
sjoshcp--H. x. sh;rev !. Al. Flessl. N. 4,
shaw.
Graham-Ellis Evans, Hesekiah Lansberry
W. n,,l" ~ Wilhelm. helm 9 v.v,. -, p,
ward Conrad. ' ' '
Houtrdale--David Askey, James Dunn, John
Ms,u. ia., a.y 49,,
wsy' Frank Fox ''' '''
JOrdan-R. Nj. johnson, Sylvester weimer
ihems, |n.,s smith; w,u u,
fer, Isaac Mccioshssy sy '''e"' "'" "''
Knox-Joseph Erhard, John witherow, Pric,
a. kowie.. AZ ,
l.. Mepbe,son' 'P's'"''' o " '' .
Lumter -city--wm. NJ. Henry, John McDivitt
7. D. duppy- =.
Mem"lI '' "o's' hsn'y h'0'e' i y
New washiug,on--christisu Estrieksr, Freder
iek Zimmerman: N: a: Arnold.
a.n' DseS'aMm gsnhar H. walters 'e0fse NJ delaney
Penn. A. Merntre. John peotu. william p
Johnston.
p,,,a pne-'' r. Aeh'nr'ek' Levi Bloom D. D
Unon-Thomas Brockbank, Levi Dressler, ST.
mon "slv.
am "o'ur"fu-'""es 'ofhe"y' nusnn hihe' !"
W., snon.
"h"se'..n-h' o. MorgAn' 'ohn a. "es'brook
james ~ turner
Every qualified voter of the district
,.Lo 40. az, Ia. ,.,.,...,.l sI..s.;...
~ S."" '''o'o" 'v'.'
INC behiocIatic ucket, IN ehtitleu t'
a vote by virtue Of the rules.
An tbnao x,,ho hava harato.a,., a,,t od
i "N ~ ~ ~
Win the DelnOcratlc party and deslrt
TO act with said marty in suDporf o
a. ,;.l.o. A., l,a..Is.I Z. ~ Iil,..'
'no ,icho' =" "c Set.ieu W .he ueicg"'s
elections, aIc authorized to vote anC
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

We arc authorised % announce the name Of
GEORGE NJ. FERGUSON, Of Bell township, ns
a candidate for Register and Recorder, subject to
the rules governing the Democratic party. augl2
We arr authorised to announce the name Of W.
s. OGDEN, Of Pike township, AZ a candidate for
Register and Recorder subject to the rules govern
ing tho Democratic party. sugl2
We are authorized to announce the name Of L.
J. MORGAN, Of wallAeeton, AZ a candidate for
Register and Recorder, subject 10 the rules gov
erning the Democratic party. augl2
: We are authorized to announce the name Of
FORESTER BLOOM, Of Pike township, as a
candidate for Register and Recorder. subject 10
the rules governing the Democratic party. augl9.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02
ayew aArsrtissinfnts.
CcHOoL FURNITURE

The undersigned will soil At private sale 3.
single desks with chsirs, scftees and an Organ
together with other school furniture, which cat
be seen At the Academy building, For furthsl
particulars address HATTIE s. SWAN.
.cieardeid, Sept. I'd, is7l-lm. tar
A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
IA Notice u hereby given that ietisrs ofadmin
istrAtion on the estate Of MARTHA s0MER
WILLIE, deed, late Of burnside township, Clear
field county, Pa, having been duly granted Il
tho undersigned, all persons indebted to sais
estate will please make immediate payment, an.
those having claims or demands will present then
properly authenticated for settlement without do
lay. 0THELL0 sMRED,
N. Washington, Sept. 2. -6tsl Adlninistrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

We are authorized 10 announce the name Of
HENRY WHITEHEAD, Of Union township, as q
candidate for County Auditor, subject to the rules
governing the Democratic party. aug 20
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1874-09-02

We arc authorized 10 announce the name Of
9. W. KYLER, Of Graham township, as a candi-
date for County Commissioner, subject to the
rules governing the Democratic party. aug 20