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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08
ORPHANS COURT SALE
" VALUABLE COAL AND
TIMBER LANDS
Estate OfIsAAo MCKEE, deceased.

Lthic on lNAhl MchEf, deceased.
BY virtue of an order Of the Orphans Court O
Clearield county, to US directed, there will b,
exposed to public sale, ut the Court House, in III,
borough Of Clearheld, on
Friday, December ~, 1915.
ht o'clock p M, all that certain tract Of land
situate 10 Knox township. Cleatheli COUNTY. Pa.
bounded and described as follows. viz: On the
north by the Isaac Mckee Homestead Farm, on
the east by lands Of John NJ. Chase, on the south
by lands Of Joseph Best and others, and on the
west by Clcarfeld creek, lands Of the estate Of Dr.
liouiz and others, containing
oNB HUNDRED AND FOURTEEN ACRES
and allowance with about AZ acres cleared, aud
having good good iwo-atory log House. orchard
and other improvements thereon, The land Il
good for farming purposes, has quantty Of pine,
oak and hcmlock timber thereon, and is under
laid with coal, being situated In the great coal
basin.
Also, one other tract Of land, situate in the
township aforesaid, bounded BY lands Of Brisbin
Miller, John ID. Codor, Agnes Robinson aud
others, being part Of q tract wa rranted In the
name Of Dcujamin Poultney, aud containing
ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE ACRES
and ii5 nerches. This land Is well suited for
farming purposes, has large quantity Of pine,
oak and hemloek timber thereon, and Is situated
In the great coal basin.
TKRus or sALr.--Tcu per cent. when the prop
criy is knocked nown the remainder Of one
third ut confirmation Of sale, and the balance In
equal payments Of one aud two years, 10 be te-
cured by bond and mortgage on the premises.
JAMES MCKEE,
J. IRWIN MeKEE,
New Millport, Nov. ~, '75-it Trustees.
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Tho editor OF the Clearfcld Repu5li.


Tho editor OF the Clearfeld Republi.
cor omitted In bis last issue TO corr,c, The state.
meat he lately made 10 his Journal, 10 the enec,
,ha, NJ MsCOrmick had s,umped the county oi
Lysomihg in the Interest vi the Republican par.
~ VIZ have no dcsirc to sre neighbor inisrep-
resented, and especially by journal OF the inau-
ence and respec;abiiity Of the Republican and hope
friend Goodlander will yet make the amsnde hon
o'dbis'-- Wiiiiom.port Sun.
All right, brother Tate. We overlooked the
rnhiist last week. Having been born in Wash.
ipston township, between the Mcsormicks and
fore'man', We happened TO get the names mixed
A'' Mccormick is all right, anyhow. But the
Other fellow has played tho prodisal, besides de-
nyihs tho political faith of his father. foresnau
is the fellow who did the thing. He will feed on
husks yr, before he gets through.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

CHRIsrMAs.-Tho Ladies' Aid Soci-
ETY. VI the Penheid Presbyterian church will hold
a Fair aud Fssii,al on Christmas day--si'ernoon
and evening. Dinner, ~ to r. NJ; oysters, s to
10 p. NJ, Fair. ~ to 10 Pm. They solicit con-
iributions Of money or ofarticIss to sell--from
house farm or storc--to be sent to the Secretary,
Mrs. l.. Bird. Mrs II Woodward, Pres- Mrs.
l.. bird, ssc.; Mrs. A. sccheld, Treas. 3tf
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Wanamaker & Brown, clotbies, of
Philadelptin, are responsible firm. They make
up mems and boys clothing and make them right
Their prices are remarkably low, and the wender
Is how they can be 90 low. The best Of all is,
however, they have bu, one price for each article,
and that price all mus, pay alike. There Is no
such thing as 'j,wing" allowed. II you buy
there you always know that you are getting your
moneys worth and nobody can buy cheaper.
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PAY YouR TAxEs.--The County Com IN issioners
have given me emphatic notice that II my dupli-
cate for 1875 Is not settled up by the lot Of jan
uary, that the Sheriff will bc after the money soon
a ,ier that time Those, therefore, who have no,
paid me their county tax for 1873 and 1874, OF
1875, had better pay up II they want to do the
fair thing and save costs beside, as am dsier.
mined mot to pay ether peoples debts or keep the
county out Of Its just dues coming from others.
JOHN MCCLELLAN,
Clear6eld, Dee. |, ls75-3t Constable.
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Now Is the time Of the year for Pneumonia.
Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds. and fatal results Of
prcdisposiiion to Consumption and other Throa,
and Lung Disease. BosonEr's GERMAN SYRUP
has been used in this ncighborhood for the past
two or THREE years without single failure TO
II you have not used this medicine yourself, 70
to your Druggist, c d. Watson, and ask him Of
its wonderful success among his customers. Two
doses will relieve the worst case. If you have no
faith in aoy medicine, just buy Sample Bottle
Of Boschee's German Syrup for 10 cents and try
H.. Regular size Bottle rs cents. Don't neglect
q cough to rave 10 cents. mchif, '75eow1y.
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Tue PREMIUM Com RAIsER.--Chest,
although It has not very high reputation for ag.
rlcuhural products, takes the corn premium this
year. A correspondent informs us that Joseph
II. Dreth raised field Of corn this year which
yielded 1855 bushels TO the acre, being ten and
a half inches long, nine inches around the butt
end aud seven inches at top with eighteen rows
vf grains. The stumps had all been removed from
the ground few years before, and the whole sur.
face was therefore in use. Previous to that one
fourth Of the ground was taken up BY stuinps
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

TRIBUTE OF RESPECT. q meeting
Of Centre Grsnge No. COS, held December 4th
1875, the following preamble and resolutions were
unanimously adopted;
WHEREAS, II has pleased Almighty God to re-
move by death Phander Smith, a charter mem
bcr and Worthy 0verseer OF this Orange, therefore,
Resoiusd, That We deeply regret the dispensa-
tion of Providence which called one from our or
der who was endeared to us all by his sterling
wurth aud by the congeniaiity of his intercourse,
and we tender to the relatives of our departed
brother our heartfelt sympathy in this, their sad
bereavement
Resoired, That these resolutions bo entered In
the minutes Of the Grange, and copy be fur
nished to each Of the Clearfei papers for publi-
cation,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

DANGEROUS THISos.-Every body in
a house in which loaded pistol or gun is kept is
in constant peril. Whistler II be II revolver kept
for protection against thieves, or fowlps piece.
or the musket Of a volunteer soldier or the pistol
of some thoughtless young man who thinks It the
style to carry the weapon--there Is nevertheless
danger 50 long as il is about the premises with q
losd in It. Any innocent child may get hold Of
it--any careless and awkward person may httenp.
to handle it-any foolish, reckless person may at-
tempt to make fun with i,--apy desperate person
may he tempted by II.
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Cpuncu DtpIcArIoN,-Tbe new Nj

CHURCH DEDIcATIos.--The new NJ.
Il. Church in Howard, Centre county, wilIbe ded-
icnted on the 18th Of this month. Rev. /. c.
Pcrshng, d. D., o: pitisburg, will preach the
morning sermon, other preachers will be present.
The building is beautiful faced d-brick structure,
ssSeoi spire 40 feet high. The organisi Miss
Ada @. Hoover, volunteered to raise money suf-
lcient to furnish rev organ, aud by her uniir-
ing efforts she has mastered the situation and will
have an excellent instrument in the new church
by the time Of dedication.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

Mr. W. W. Cramer, who has had
charge Of the ticket Office ut this place ever since
the advent Of the railroad, has, we are sorry to
learn, resigned bis position, to take effect on Fri
day next. the 10th inst. lie will be succeeded by
q gentleman named Reynolds, from Tyrone. Mr.
cnmsr was an oblsDg aud efficient officer, and
in his retirement be leaves here host Of warm
friends who regret his departure, and wish him
upboundsd prosperity Ia the future.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

TnE GOVERNMENT USDER.-ln the
case Of the President of the Bank Of the Repub-
lie. in Philadelphia, for I've hundred dollars pen
ally Tor refusing to allow Supervisor Tuition 10
search the bank for misstamped checks, the Judge
said that the Supervisor was not the proper Off.
Ger 10 make the examination. The verdict was
for the defendant. The wrong sneak came TO the
hsnt. II ismortifying to know that every branch
Of the public service /, now conducted by spies
and detectives. There seems to be no confidence
any more between the government aud the peo-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08
aELIGIOUs NOTi Ci.s.

Methodist Episc opal Churchs.Rsy. n. y
srsynss, lastor.--Publie Service every sabhsit
At iOt A NJ, and "a Pm.
sabbath School At v A. NJ.
Prayer A. citing every Thursday. At "a p. M.
Comm unioa Service. arst Sabbath Of every
month, at l0i A. N. lt.
Prosby terian Church--Rey. II. S. Burlsn.
Sabbath services morning nnd evenng-sab.
bath school at 7. P.M.--Prayer Meeting wedncs.
day evening.
81 Francis Church--CaihoIic--Rev. p.
J. snrRlpAN. Prenchinga at l0s o'clock, A. 81, on
the fret, third and ieurh sunda, Of each month
Ntsters and Ioredicfion ofibo blessed sacrsment
st oeloek, r M-sunday School every Sunday
afternoon at o'clock
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

In Error. Endrcs informs us
,hs, his brewery took ere from deposit Of ashes.
The Ore wa, caused by a defective nus. A grid
81 had been bnilt into the nae, with only one
thishps. Of bfich, and the excessive heat In the
au.. essA,Iosss hy shutsiug the rsis'sr. caused
The wood to Ignite. and ben % The frc The
hiusdss vus osss and The haildsf cf ,hs nus's and
not Mr.. Radress
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HarPer's Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.


The eever-increasing circulation Of this excellent
monthly proves its continued adaptation to pop
ular desires and needs. Indeed, when we think
into how many homes II pcnetratcs every month,
We must consider Il as one Of the educators as we'll
IS entertainers Of the public mnd.-Bo'fon Globe
The character which this Magazine posse sscs
for variety, enterprise, artistic wealth, aud lit
crary culture that has kept pace with, if It has
not led the times, should cause Its coniuctors to
regard II with justifable oomplaconcy. Tho
hogas,ns has done good and not evil all the lays
of its lifc.-Bseokiya Eagle.
Some Of the most popular of modern novels
have hrst appeared as serials In this .vaguEime.
10 all respects, Il is an excellent periodical and
fully deserves It's great success Phitdeiphi
Ledger
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

The COUNTY INSTITUTE Next week
we will publish Superintendent, ur,gofy's pro-
grammo for eonlacting the Institute, which con-
yenes In this place between the holidays. The
session opens at O'Clock on Monday and eon,in-
ues tor pur days. An unusually large number Oi
teachers have given notice that they will be pres
ent to participate in the proceedings.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

10 CORRESPONDENTS U. l.. l..
d. A. c. X" The numtrous initials to your
name, and confcssing that you are - stranger In
strange land is pretty conclusive evidence that
you are poorly qualified TO write up locals We
do not wish to dictate your views, bu, when you
start out again bc more local and less general.
"smiih." You forgot ,ouf name. We have
80 many like the one you sen, US, that we would
like to have something else to hitch to your com.
munioation. Can't do u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

A ConREcTIoN.-We inadvertently
stated last week that all county sfheen entered
upon their du,i-- .. .As i. Il i.rsary. We
should have said tho .f'st AOadcy, the I'd. More,
many Of our exchanges state that Governor Hart
snit has been elected for four years. This Ia .
mistake. Lieut.. Gov. Lsua was elected for four
year. last fall. but in 1878 we elect Governor
and Lieut., Governor. according to The new Con-
.liiuiinn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

Professor Hetz, of piano notoriety,
aud Miss Martin. likewise q enc musician, were
married IN this plhcs one day last week. They
have our blessing.
We clip the above from the Parker Journal.
The professor spent some time in this place, year
or two ago.--iadisna Mssssager.
What Professor was II that ieft heavy small.
poI I'LL rest on our borough, several years ago :
Who recyllects
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

MoRRIs DISTRICT lSsTITuTE.-The
teachers OF Morris district will convene IN the
Rylertown schooi house, on Saturday, December
ilib, for the purpose OF holding the third meet
Jog Of their ipstitale. The exercises will be very
interesting, and ali teachers aud friends Of educa-
,ion are invited to be present The programme Of
exercises was furnished us, but the crowded state
VI our columns prevents Its publication.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

liz STILL SEES TnEM.-That old
veteran, looking through two pairs Of 'per,aeles,
I've mean the editor of the wiamsport Saal In
his last issue says, prom the number Of ladies
We sec on the streets now-a- days, we judge that
the most OF them have bought their new fall and
winter hats" Just as he ". iny years ago,
snys an old soldier printer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

Now, how is that for school tAA' About s3,-
1884, 90 a year, in township where We have only
about 100 pupils On the irst Of July pext there
should be forthcoming at least SEVEN TIl0uS-
AND DOLLARS. This Is not all. I am told
that while the settlement showed that there was
balance Of over eighteen hundred dollars In the
school treasury, the taxpayers wero paying the
interest on moro than thousand dollars Of out.
standing school ordcrs. What awful mismanage.
mont But Rockton against the county. If this
outrageous scnome of taxing us so enormously Is
kept up for two years more, We will all be bank
rupt, or rich Less than 100 voters In our town
chip, and we pay $500 school tax--or at the
rate Of three but ired and iify dollars apiece.
do not care what other people call it, bu, to my
mind there is either great deal of ignorance, or
rascality behind this kind Of Official work.
would like to hear something from our Board on
This school tax question, TAX PAYER.
Rcckton, Dec. lst, 1875.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08
The organist Of MeadvilIo church

The organist OF a Meadvillc church
foil asleep during tho services on aroccnt Sunday
After soine trouble he was awakened and before
be had collected his wits struck up the tune Of
'Napkee Doodle" Pcihaps there may be an idea
in this after all. IL ispossbe that some such
stirring air nigh, make the feet Of the cougrcga-
iion step quickly to time, and thus do away with
that tedious crawling along the aislcs that we are
compelled to experience after the service is over.
The experiment Is worth trying, anyway.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
Low GRADE DIVISION

EAsTWARD.--Day Mail leaves Pitisbure
s;25 a. mi Red Bank 1880; Sligo Junction ] $50
New Bethlehem 1880 p. N: Marysyillc i:07
Troy i;5s Brookyile 1853 Fuller's AIS Eey.
noldsville 2Ss; Dubois $40 Summit Tunnel
$3.50 Penfeld 3;55 Weedville 4,l9; Beneretie
i;iS arrives at Driftwood at 5;aO.
WEsTwARD.--Day Mail leaves Driftwood
1920 p. nj Benelette los; weedvi;o 1871
Penheld lis3 Summit Tunnel 2;l5 Dubois 2s0;
Reynoldsyillc 500 fullet's320 Brookville s:i7;
Troy l.os Marywills i;s7 New bethlehem 45s;
Sligo Junction 5;35 Red Bank 800 arrives at
Piusburg Mt 9;i5 p. IN.
Close connections made with trains on r. 4 +
Railroad at Drift sood.
DAVID MocARGO, Gent sup'i.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

A PooR SHow.-The Clinton Demo.
rrai says that the assets Of Thomas Mason are
reported at si2l 900 the liabilities at s257 900
The creditors Of Rose, Roekey Co. had meet
ing last week Liabilities are reported at $50, 900
Assets not definitely estimated,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

SAW MILL BuRNEp,-A Williams.
grove Correspondent insoIms us that the portable
steam saw mill located near Digler station, in
Bradford township, was destroyed by Ere on the
afternoon Of the "a. The Gre caught while the
hands we're at dinner, and was discovered too
late to prev.n, the destruction Of the mill We
believe /, wa, the property of VIM. Porter, g'q,
of this place
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08

ANOTHER GoYE.-Died, in Lawrence
township, on the morning of the lst, PnilAspra
SMITH, aged ~ years, month aud 20 days. In
bis death clssrhsia county has lost one Of her
mo" sa'srPrisins agrienlturisu, whose energy
"nd enterprise In the way Of improving bic farm
s''ra''sd uhivsr'sl attention. Had be lived ten
years longer to complete Lis su,srprisss, he would
Asvs had ~sny iai,A,srs In ,hs way Of pu,,iax
ea farms In s'ds. We hsps hs may stul Asvs.
As. s~l.A WA born In Bradford soua,y. and act.
"sa ~ ID" osunsy neas Sswburg, Apss the slsss
% We var who're be HAwIsd. From there hs 70.
Isrsa to The ussdfsllow farl~. a, The ser,h .pd
+" 'hs bridge, two miles above this plAss. lis
is'sAs. we've eonsIgnea to ,helt last rps,ps place
W fr!ss,, aoeompsnlsa by the oad bellows, Pa
'fass Of hu'bandr, and peighbors gsaerally. A
widow and i've children survive him. .sti
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08
. UDIToRs NOTICE

10 the matter Of the estate of Andrew
Hunter. deed.
Tho undersigned Auditor, appointed BY the
0fpnans' Court, to distribute the moneys IN the
hands Of tie Administrators Of Andrew Hunter,
deceased, will attend to the duties Of his sp-
pointmept at the ofice Of Murray 4 Gordon, 90
Thursday, December 30, 1878, Of l o'clock p. m,
when ard where all parties interested may at
tend. CYRUS GORDON,
Cieaphold, Dec. q, v5-3t Auditor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-08
WEBsrrR's UYABRIDoKp DIcrlos,

ARr.-It has now stood the test OF time, and re.
eciycd in approval not only that popular verdict
which In the United States has called for over
hly million copies Of the Webster series, but the
thorough endorsement Of our best scholars, as put
forth Individually, and IN the pages Of the su-
thoritative periodicals. 1t is not only. to quote
Professor Stowe, ''in many respects the greatest
literary work which America has ever produced"
but II Is in many respects the greatest literary
work produced In any nation or age.-N Y. Maii.
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Harper's Bazaar.
ILLUS1 RATED.

Notices Of The Pres.
The Baaar is edited with combination Of tact
and talent that We seldom fnd In any journal
and the journal itself Is the organ of the great
world Of fashion. .--Boron Traveller.
The Ba-ar commends itself to every member Of
the household--to the children by droll aad
pretty pictures, to the young ladies by ia fashion.
plates In endless variety, TO the provident matron
by its patterns for the chidrcn's clothes. to
pafe.familias by its tasteful designs for embrodcr
ed slippers and luxurious dressing But
the rcading-mattcr Of the Barar is uniformly Of
great excellence. The paper has acquired a
wide popularity for the hreside enjoyment II
anords.--N Y. Evening Post
In Its way there Is nothing like It. Fresh and
Trustworthy AZ q fashion guide, its stories and
essays, Its poetry and squibs, and all invgoratng
to the mind Chieago Ereming Journal