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TRUSTEES SALE OF \ Tvu-SToRT FRAME
HOUSE AND LOT. NJ Is23 X STREET
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
Is By virtue Of de,l Il rru-t - tha under
u signed, bearing ds1e October l4-h. i--r. AMI
'ul. recorded in Ljhrr n, g. fIio p ~ -ra uJ..
81 III" lana Trc'rd, in ami fHr the District nf irm-
H and 1t b. written direction II thu holder of jhe
note sec ur"! rrrrttv viii ell pab.. IN, SOM
IN T"nt a.! the pr'usI-1>, MON y. tho .sst iav
- .bruaTy, 4. ID. i-sj. 20 40 % clock M . t,la
west half Of Lot Numb rcd seven a., iu -Ihyi~;a
~ square numbered one Euut-rd and sixty fhr.a
.t'5, - the sail Cfty % Arlington, u g. vest
nan ~ said iu having front 1T fifteen - feet On
the north Size e north street. ami running back
with Hn even width l1 feet and Il inches au alley
s'.i nH pro- 81 hy = 'ye STORY Franz Dwelling
Terms # sale. One n lf Of The purciis- money t.
De- paid IA cash, AMI the haI4nc- or deferred nay
neuts 60 be made ~ six aud twelve months. SyIfh
Interest a. the rate Of tn lJi Der cent pr a-uum.
and secured hv deed II trust ON 1h" prrn.r5y sold.
convey auCu. az ''st e Purchaser. 1000 d. atli
- WI Immediately after s1e. If the t.rn.- If AZ ara,
DOT fully complied with within seven DAYS after sale
ia" Trustees ;ir right t. resell ill.,! property
a. ia" risk aid cost II daiauitiu- purchaser. hy
giving threc days notice ~ such r.ala ca. Even
IEg star new paper published I'm said city.
NALTER 6. JOHNSON IT,.
ALBERT r FOX. itG-IT'~'
ir''9-d WASH. B. VILLA Ms, Nur-.
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STEAMER LINES.

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IEGIuN AID GEORGETOWN. n @
SAT Sc DAY.
From Picy 2. Nrr-h Nharyss. PHILADELPHIA.
SATURDAY. ~ I : n
iron, 20 v a;--. street.. Georgetown, a
T.. G. II ESbAT-u- 70 a. ~ 'fs1rSzxa
Regular SaIu; weekly Line II S.'tr,ers f,r Pr
del.ce EN<:vI aEd Nv England States No wharf
sse II Boston b. inis line
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WI CLYDE Il Co. Philadelpaia
A. REED. Alexandria Va
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- freisht- deli ,erei by hnox's Fxp-e~- Or
Gers Irft al General Office. COS PennSyfysnis ave-
nue. or a. the Steamers Wharf. will l,s promptly
Na'NtutNi 10 zpp1-ir
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EANOkG a. NOORE'S
- BEST FODD FOR INFANTS,
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
- COLI MIRA

IN the mGftyr NJ HowsER Il Co, BaRkrpptS
WAsHISGTON. II. e., January p, 1875.
The creditors Of the above named BankrUpt- who
have proved their claims arr hereby notified that
MILTON L.. HOWSER and PHILIP G. HOWSER,
comprising the late firm Of HDwser * Co, have each
Med petition for discharge aud certificate thereof
from all their debts and other claims prOyable under
the bankrupt act AMI that the 18th day If February
next: at y clock, Is assigned for a hearing the
petition Of Milton l.. Huwsar, and that the 18th day
# February, al y clock. is -igned for hearing
on Tho petition Of Philip c. HuWscr. both hearings
To be held az she Office # J Soyles Brown, Register
where YOU Eay attend and show cause, il any YOU
have, why the prayers Of said petitions should not
be granted. ALIEN. SHARP,
LanaMNfcLg Y s. MarsMal D q. a- Mes.nnrnr
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AUCTION SALES.
~ Real Estate Broker aud sartfnnear
Federal Building. corner q a and n = ,.-.k,
IRI SIZES SALE or 4 VALUABLE BUILD.
ING LOT ON 1BE NORTHEAST CORNER OF
L

Federal Building. corner 7ih AMI b S.. nar,hxe,.
ING IOT or THE NnETHFSSf sn5,SrR = Il, y
l STREET AND NEW JERSEY kVEslrE
NokIHWEST. AT AUt TON
9nS BY virtne of deed of trust ds,,-d June ., 4
rs, one If the land records f,r tho pi>. riot "a
Columbia. and AT tn request of the partv .sr-lrsf
thereby, We VIII sell ~ public auction 10 ia, high.
1iIdtr, IN 'front.' OF the promises, on TUESDAY.
piece or parcel Of ground situated in the civ II
ashlhgton, ID C., known and described As Lot
numbered eight - IN naSifsc and Fisher recorded
subdivision uf orgna! lots square numbered n
hundred and SIKH one (i6i fronting tw-nfr sin sSl
Zee; on nor n street, with depth If one br,pir.l
and thr,e eighty eight hundreiths ir s. iell feet IN
New Jersey avenue ia an alley
Terms: One fourth Of the purcnsS - none, in c,s,,
and the balance At SIX. 'w@lve and eighteen,
Tor Nhle nSIaimeuts the purC will Ice required
10 give his pr1nlssory notes bearing intrcs Al ia.
secured hy deed e trust the premises sold. \
deposit of 500 VIII be required of the purch ser
al time of sale. MI convey alciug n-sTcha~ar'
cast. II terms of sale oiled " in seven
days fr M day If sale the proper VIII b. rrsald AZ
the risk and cost IL ie'suiiiug purchaser or our
chasers after riyc days al er'isesn in some one or
more newspapers Published in he CITY ri Washing
ton H. = GE ihEiAI II st PI kNEf Trustees
nrTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ua'H
Tuesday. Fsbru.r, q =. l>75. SAM aoGt sni
place G G!hhdAh n ST Pik MY rrustses.
rs-THE ABOVE SNLE l. POSTPONED until
FRIDAY, February 9TH. i>.5 M hour aud ps.ce
WILLIAM STICK NEY P
GEORGE II. PLANT. iTu- "''>-
ihlo 30 T toLDWELL Ssl-Sulsn-
W ASH q. VILLA Agc l.u~.r,
- Cc"S~ur 20 Green & " iiianIs,
loo', nor hives. corner ID a and y streets
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MISCELLANEOUS
STOVES. &c.

-. y. HAEBOEER. EaaEfas-ursr of Stores qrt
e. Ita,r9Ts, srt dealer in Hardware and -
4gu-Sirrr1- hing Goods. Roofing aud Spout 90
II z a specially r 1886 Iirh street HJrth- 81
y est hear Rhode bland avenue. seplB-Iv SSk
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I ATIMER 8 CLkARY.

- AUctioneers ana Real Estate Brokers,
| Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and nth 81
Star Office Building.
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.lRAw AND STRAIGHT POKER.

All Ciea'irF Trisks ard advantages al this and
ether games aimed lLco-e three cent postage
sjamE Tor ,ituaI and learn g. protect your-ei YOu
VII never ID, ~ I4.Hvy g. q batter sds tGtage.
At'-.-s PARKER EONARR.
f-l= ~ IS alton street., New York ClIy.
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UNDERTAKES.
u 4. HARVEY,
Undertaken,

No. 9Si STREET, between Ninth and Tenth.
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-. Real Estate Broker and AuCtiuueer,
teNeral EniIIing-. cnrut.r Il. mi Il str..n.s "

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT AUCTION TWO STORY
HLlt h DWELLING, SITUATED ON T
STREET, between 18th and Iith streets north
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19
III IS CIpc,i,r Counr Ii

us. CIRCUIT CouRr,--ln this Court,
on p,otiou % debndAn,'s eosn~L SMsus, wsiI
and Gibfon, the case Of the United States w.
Joseph Lsnsberry, indicted fps tho murder ioI
Cyrus Dutlor, was csatiuusd saiii tho November
term Of Court, ut Pittsburgh, for the following
foasonsi
ist That he was arrested On tho 2sih day Of
March, 1875, since which time he has been con-
fined In prison. lur-
I'd. That the witnesses material TO bis defense
are scattered over q wide extent VI country, and
will take much labor and more time. than be has
had Since his arrest 70 proeurs their aitendAnoe
at this term Of Court that he has exercised all
the diligence he could 10 be ready for trial Ut this
term, but has failed to 1nd, by diligent inquiry
through every source spen 10 him, the present
place Of residence Of William Stevens, witness
material to his defense
ID. lie took out Subpoena shortly after his
arrest aud by direction Of coiiuse, Ind IL sept 20
be served on all Of his witnesses, buthAs not been
able to secure tho said William Stevens, for the
reasons before stated that ho cannot go to trial
safely wifhdut fhis wines. and thnthc believes
he wishiuthc jurtsiiction ofthis Court, and
that he can procure his attendance At the next
term.
al. That iherc are other important aud ma
tcrial illnesses for whom he has a subpoena out,
who, he, the said defendant Is informed, have not
been aud cannot be found and served In time u
secure their alieudAnee Of the present term.
! [sgncd Josrrn LAysBrrnY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19
uELiGIous NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rey. u. y
srEvEss, astor-Pubiic Service every sabbatl
At loi A NJ, and ~ PM.
Sabbath School at . A. NJ.
Prayer h citing every Thursday, at "a p. NJ.
Conn union Service. first Sabbath Of every
iuonth, atio1 A. NJ.
Presby terian Church--Iisv. il. s. BurLKR
Sabbath services morning and e,ening--Sab-
bath School at P. M.-Praysr Meeting wednes.
day evening.
st. Francis Church--Cathoiic--R p
]. snERrDAs.-MAss at loi o'clock A. M, on the
first, third and fourth Sundays Of each mouth.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

The Lancaster Inteiligencr says ;
'siss Jane Il. Leonard, for several years past
tclessr Of Geography and History in The State
Nounalsehooi Milier,villc, Pa, has been recently
elected TO similar position 10 the Normal School
at Indiana, Pa. Should the Board Of Trustees
accept her resignation, the institution will lose
: teacher whs. by long experience and study, has
qualified herself for the position which she SO ably
and tatislAeiotilr 6lI.r A --N .Mllnn N
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

AcolpEST.-Rev. B. +. Stevens, OF
this place, while in the wood house exercising
himselfwith an az on some arewood, the other
day, cut himself very severely in the ankle from
which he suffers considerable pain and incon-
venience. 1t was really an accident that he did
not split his foot in twain. He can handle ",hc
sword Of the .pirit' far more safely than one Of
Manns double bitters.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

BoDIEs FouSD.-The Clinton Demo
,rai, Of the 18th inst, says, "0n Monday morn
ing the body Of Old UncIe Billy IIcvner, ofwhe'-
ham, drowned at Queens Run Dam on the s,h Of
April, vas found In the boom, near the Island.
Coroner Ptieson summoned Henry Mo',s, Peter
Meitller, W. NJ. Bennett, chas. Sherwood, George
Harder sad D. u. wymsn o. sn inquest, who re-
ported a yeriic, Of accidental drowning" f
Also "The body Of Nathan Gsipes, drowned
on the ioh Of April, while engaged In rafting on
DArkers Run, about ten niles above the mouth
Of the slnnernaboning, In Centre county, was
found las, Sunday morning by 0.w. Watson,
Who was pushing sarvss the river 10 eHnee. His
pole struck the body In the water, which By ~
msan' vas towsd to tho eancsl and with the as
d'tunes Of Mr.. John A. Cock btosshs to shore
The body was found about 40 yards non ~hsr'
Il wa last seen 10 sisk. The rs~sins wsrs tahsn
TO the r,si dehes ef 0sIsss' nsshsr 81 Hickory
Hin, xestins ssvrsbiP, shi' county, and On Mon.
day were buried" .... ....I. ..lI
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

Church DEDIcATIoN.--The new
United Brethren Church, at sanborn, in Wood
ward township, will DO dedicated to the worship
Of God, on Sunday, June 9Th, 1873. Rev. J. A.
Glen, assisted by one or two other ministers, will
conduct the services. An invitation is extended
IN all IN he present
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19
EGIsTER's NOTICE.

~ Notice is hereby given that tho following ac
counts hare been examined and passed BY me. an,
rmain fled Of record In this Office for the In
pection Of heirs losatces, creditor, and all other
Interested, and VIII be presented TO the next Or
phnns Court ii Clearheld county, to be held At th
Jouft Housc, In the borough ef Oleafhed, com
mcncing On ths lst Monday tbsing the 7th day
Of June, A. D. 1919 . lil IA = ft.
Guardianship account Of Jude A. Waters
guardian Of X. y. 4 II. J. Ksphart, minor chill
rinai Accosnt Of b. II, farksf and Matlh,
nentsf, ,sdniniitrh,cts q Anafsv Hnnser, lsts .
Morris tpwnship, dee'd ~ ...,a nl.'i' ". 1.
fIna Account o. J. A. L. Illegal, aduiIpistraso
of jacob illegal, ists Of Goshen township, deed
!. Aecount N Alex Lschat, sdministrAtof .
dsovxs Lzehst iHss n 0IrHrd township, dse'd.
~ =, +, ,''ass' ees 1L.J. MORGAN, i.
Msy fin Register 4 Recorder.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

Stop that Cough. DR.. Morris Syrup ol Tar
Wild Cherry and Iorehound Is guaranteed to
cure coughs, eolds, hoarseness, or any disease Of
tho throat lungs or chest leading to consumption,
in less time'than any other preparation. Nothing
that We have ever sold acts 20 promptly and we'll.
II cures Group in iow minutes and is the best
known remedy for whooping cough. Contains no
opium and Is pleasant to take. Congh worn ,ic-
tins, whose lungs are raekod and torn with par
oxysms, lnd sure aud speedy relief from is use
Trial size, 10 cents. Sold by O. d. Watson,
cleardeld p. Curley 4 Co, wilIismsgrovei I.
II. Forccy, Grahsmton, aud P. Meyer, Kylertown.
inch 17cowIy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

OscEoLA School BUILDINo.-Thc
0sceoeans are not going TO be behind in the
school building line. contract has been made
to erect hrst-ciass building during the Summer
The RereiRs in abiding 10 the enterprise says
The ground plan of the main part Of the
building Is Ssx66 feet, with a front 25x35, being
I shaped. The FIRST hoor, main part, Is 24t6l,
and may be divided by partition. The front ID
"a feet six inches by 81 feet, inside, and is di-
yidsd from The main wings by ball 10 feet in
width by o. feet in length. The second aoor,lef
wing, 10 2lx32, the right wing being same size,
aud the room in front Of the upstairs hall 10 ~
feet six inchos by "a feet In length. The elcva-
tion Is 30 feet to the square Of the building and
the cupola Is n feet high from the base va1i
Viewing the front and side eey ations, tho build.
ing will present very handsome aud ndsymmeirisal
appearances. ..CJtJ4ng4, .eals salQl.
The following 10 a lis, Of the bids under eopsid-
Grafton fsH. W .Ia.f.iirJ
II. c. Parks, building $3.50 wall por perch
s2.s5; plastering per 3D. SS- cents, making q
total estimate Of about $500, s, 4. ueqdersoni
total fot building. mason work aud piasteriug
$7,1oo Andrew stover, s7,400 James Ginfer
$3.50 J. W. Haier, $500 Blair Jauyer
5000 Mays A Hamcrly, S6,560.
For Piasistisg-s.J J. Martin, total, 1855 A. X
Martin, per yard, ss cents vanvalin Brothers
total, 500. fHlliiFAN
FOR Mason Work William Singer, per perch
90 80 J. W. Hendershot, s3b0.l NINU'lf
For Painti.g--H. Ribblng, s4si.
The bid OF Mr.. Parks being the lowest, the con
tract was duly awarded to him, for the entr'
comp Ietiou Of the building. N w 81 &
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

The CHEAPEST Book IN THE WORLD.
The Life Of p. 7. Barnum, written BY himself,
900 pages, illustrated. Reduced from $3.50 to
si.5O with free admission to all who buy II to
The Great Travelling Worlds Fair, which will es-
hibit here ,o-dsy Wednesday,, Horace Greeley
said this book was worth sioe greepbaek TO a
beginner" and none knew better than the phioso-
pher Of the Tritsns the elements Of Instruction
neeeuary TO enter into successful life. \.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

SUDDEN DEATH.-The Lewistown
Democroi remarks "Mi. Josie West, Of Mcvey-
town, an accomplished and highly esteemed grand
daughter Of Mr.. J. English West, died very sud
denly last week. She attended party, and owing
to the chilly weather took cola, from which she
died about ihirty-six hours sfterward."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

DR.. Gibson, of Wiliamsport, juror
in attendance at the United States Court, at
Pittsburgh, died suddenly, on Tuesday evening
ofIas week, At the house Of a friend, neaf the
last named city, where he had been whiting. The
deceased was an esteemed citizen of Williams
port and physician Of eminence. lie vi" n
member Of the Methodist Episcopal church, and
has brother who Is a minister In the same de-
nomination and member Of the Erie Conference.
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Nlisfellaufons.
V,RUsTEEs SALE
lF4Ifhfit fl4A3ff
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Public or Private Sale!
Beinga Portion. Of the Estate ola. K.
- Wright, deceased.

''''1'''t
The undersigned will sell at public sale, unl''s
sooner disposed o. on The
FIRST MONDAY 0F JUNE. 1915,
at thn Court uousc, Ia ilc bofoughi of cloaIlga
Pa. q, The h,llo,sirs d1ssfisi 'lcal cttatr. W.
hio, all the undivided ha,f rufi oi $50 nofn
more or less. 10 three several purcell. Of land
part Of the iostrh clArknnd John Harrison frI
seys, situate In Woodward lowtsLig, Clsaffeld
county, aud iplne lands he'll p ,cnmwea with
Caleb hnd Gcotgt clnrnhmhn, hayins q largo
amount of valuable whir Inc and hrnlock With
oiherii thereon.
hse, another tract continuing lss acres, moe
or les, situate In Woodward tuwnfllp, heng the
west ,nd Of The Thomas Marion sur cy, having
thereon white pine, hemlook and other timber,
andhenR unierleid With several veins Of rplua-
bic coal, n.ta lil.
Also, another tract o. 40 acres. more Or lc,r.
par Of tho susan Nnd survey, being the hank
ing ground situate at the nou,ll of Morgan Run
and adjoining land Of william Alberta Bros in
Woodward township, Clcarheld county, and Gov
cred with valuable helnloch and other timber.
Alfo, another tract Of 100 acres, more or less
being part Of the Thomas stewardson survey,
situate in Decatur township. ClearGeld county,
and lying within the coal measure Of the 0sceola
coal basin.
Also, two parcels Of land situate In Lawrence
township, within one mile Of the borough, and
valuable ns out lots, ono thereof containing eight
acres more Or less the other four acres adjoining
lands Of Robert Wrigley and others.
Also another tract Of land situate In Pike
township, containing 1913 acres, being part Of war
rant No. 1850, situate within six miles Of the bor-
ough Of Clcarheld, covered with valuable timber
and undcrlald with FIRE clay Of tho finest quality.
Also, all those four certain building lots stu.
ate in Reeds addition to the borough Of Clear
field, and known ns lots No and in said
addition.
Also, all that parcel Of ground situate In rear
Of the Academy lot and Mosscp's store, part Of
lot No. 30, 10 general plan Of cearfeld, having
a large frame building thereon and said lot situ-
ate and bounded on east side by an alley.
All the above described lands are valuable.
The lands in Decatur and Woodward townships
are all within the coal measures OF that District,
and within reach OF railroads, either built or now
building, and commend themselves 10 purchasers
for coal md lumber. Those lands will he sold at
private sale, II parties desire to purchase, but II
not sold a, private sale will be publicly sold as
Aforementioned.
I Terms will be made reasonable 10 suit pur-
ehascrs. All inquiries addressed TO the under
signed viii receive prompt nilention.
tLANN VIZ A. Q. TATE, Trustee.
CloarnclI Pa, Jan. 90, ls7j..t1
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

A CALL.-Ex-Go Bigler was
at home for few days agnin, looking more Wig
orous than he has for years. lie Is certainly one
Of the hardest workers now engaged on the Cen
tennisI aud adheres to the fate Of the enterprise
wilbin zeal worthy Of the cause andthe man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

RESERVE Reunion. -Williamsporters
arc making huge arrangements to welcome the
Pcnpsyivania Reserves at The re-pniea, which Is
to come of in that city on the Sd Of jane. They
may neglect to do some things entirely down
there, IA, they never do any halfway business
when they get started. The people have organ
i.ed aud appointed the proper Committees which
settles the question. A beautiful day will wit
ness the hngest picnic that ever assembled on
III. West Branch y A8iI Ni5liAjii
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

The spelling bee" cpizootic which
has been the rage for six months past, convusing g
photographers from circumference to centre, is
about "plsyed out" and We have not had spell
YETI What can the matter be
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

DEAD.-James NJ. Deisc, District
Attorney Of Clinton county, died at Lock Haven,
on the 9th inst, after lingering Illness, aged
AZ years. Judge Mayer has appointed William
Parsons, Jr Esq, to Gil the vacancy until
January next.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

IMPORTANT
TO spEcULAToRs, CAPITALISTS AND
MECHANICS.

Amos Kcnnsrd, the patonteo Of the Excelsior
Canthook, being on the point Of removing to Col.
ifornia, desires to dispose Of his entire interest Ia
said patent east Of tho Mississippi, roserving,
however, Midland county, Michigan, sold to II
L. Cookeand John Gould klpnna county, Mich
ignn, soldito VIM. ]. Edwards and Robt. Napier,
and Washington county, Minnesota sold to MI
chael Monat Nothing but his total inability to
supply the immens demand for bis Canthools
from such large amount Of territory, would IN.
duce Mr.. Rennard to dispose of his interest. In
presenting this portion Of his patent for sale, Mr.
kennard would remind the public that he is offer
ing no nniried article for their acceptance, but a
Canihook that through several year, Of tho sever.
est trials, under all circumstances, has established
Tor itself worldwide reputation and gained til,
unqualified appreciation Of all practical lumber
men. For particulars, apply in person or by
letter to AMOS KENNAnD,
april 2l,lsI5.tGl clcarneld, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

Some saerilegious thief entered the
Baptist Church, a, Mil Creek, Huntington eoun-
~, few nights ago, and robbed the contribution
box Of about tw,siy dollars. This sum was de-
posted by the Sabbath School children, by means
OF penny collections.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19
CALL AND SETTLE

Having been confined TO my bed ior som,
tmc with no hope Of permanent inproye
deem II bestt TO quit business, pni hereby notify
my patrons that have placed Nh'my books and
papers ln the hands Of VIM. Porter, Esq, for set.
Element and collection. lie is fully authorized |,
settle my business, and will pay nl honest claimi
presented againa me- No ene hced come to my
house on business, being physically unable to at.
tend TO II. Those having unsettled accounts OF
my books will confer favor on me by calling or
Mr. Porter at an carly dhs and s.ljud me san,
In proper manner. PRANK SHORT.
Cirarhela, April n, 1Ai5. am.ilt mol
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

Stephen s. Dubois, father-in-law of
Mr.. Ellsworth, Of the Phiiipsburg Journal, died
at Odessa, Schuyler county, New York, on the
18th Of April, aged II years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-19

The LECTURE STAGE.--To help the
Lutheran church along ~ we, with others re-
paired to Pies Opera House, the other evening,
The hero we were well acquainted with, but the
lecturer was stranger. Well, We heard it, We
have listened to Sake and Cough Philips and
Fred. Douglass, Pomsroy and Nasty, Beyeher and
1ilton mot in the Brooklyn case), the "silyeT-
tongued' Daugheriy, and the ''hero' as a iarhier
(when he negotiated with Jefferson county
farmer for 800 cucumber trees); we have been
"spell- bound by Auna Dickinson, Olive logan,
Mrs. Livermore, and number Of younger and
more aged leeturpg sisters, and have, therefore,
our pretty we'll tuned in the lecture line, yet
the Effort Of Rev. @. 7. steck, delivered on the
evening Of the iith inst, in our Judgment, was
far the average, although he had rather an
unpopular "hero e., 'Th'sc,. The said "hero"
did rot disturb the audl.aSl< III but some
bad boys tried their best to produce senss,.--.
Although but young in the field as a lecturer,
Mr. Steck has already superseded at least three
fOurths Of the profession, in our estimation. lie
is in possession Of qualities which go very Gar
to make up a popular lecturer, which majority
Of the profession have failed to acquire after
years Of thought and labor, and more than that,
they never will. II Mr.. strek possesses tho
dogged Perseverance Of his "hsro, he will laseend
to the plane held in the lecture field by SAKE.
Cough and Philips i've yeats henee---e enough to
satisfy the ambition Of any ordinary mortal. lie
is in possession Of the drawings and understands