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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

Montour Slate Paints, for painting houscs--in-
side and outside Cottages, Farm buildings, &c.
Beautiful, durable and economical. Ground In
pure Linseed OIL.
my2sT3 II. r. BIGLrR A Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

Bird cagr,--a large assOrtment--a, II. F. Big
Ter a Co.'s.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

READ TINS Persons who contemplate building
will do we'll 10 call and examine our stock Of
BUILDING MATERIALS. We have In stock q
full line Of Builders Hardware, Nails, Paints
Oils, Glass, Putty, Calcined Plaster, &c.
my2s'73 II. y. BIGIER a Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20
FOR RENT

The undersigned. who can be seen Al III,
SHAW House" hes large Brick Dwelling, 10
Gated on Front street, for rent. For further par
ticulars call In person OF address
h. N. SHAW.
clsarheld, Pa, Nov. Is, 1874. -sm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20
REHABILITATION.

fSsunE your life in the Continental Life Insu-
rance Company. Of Hartford, Conn.
H. NJ. MENALLY, Agent. augl2Iy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

Wood and Willow Ware of all descriptions fol
sale by II. y. Bigler Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20
WILLIAM REED.

Room No. ., Opera iIsu'e, nearly opposite the
Post Once.
ciearssid, Nov. Is. iss,, p"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20
cToREKEEpERs, ATTENTION

We desire to call your attention to our extensive
Commission business and TO our facilities for dis
posing Of such produce as our eonsgnors send ~.
Having large trade with city storcs, ve are en-.
sbled 10 make quick returns, at full prices.
storekeepers having Chickens, Butter, Eggs,
or other produce, will do we'll to give rs trial.
Whore Groceries arc taken In exchange, no com.
mission will be charged.
s. l.. KIRK, SON CO.,
WholssaIe 0roocrs and Commission Merchants,
No, lao N. Third street, Philsd's. spriy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

Calicocs, Ginghams and Chintr, lower than ev
er offered In this market at 7. A. Fleck 4 Cos
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

II will save an extra salesman,
as not SO much time will be con-
sumed in bartering or "jewing
down." as il is called, and persons
will know they can buy Of sales
men or clerks as low as from the
proprietor. ~ is' 'F
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

CALL on h. NJ. M'Enally and get your life In.
sured in the Old Continental Life Insurance Com.
nany, of Hartford. Conn. augl2.lY
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

It will pay you to go to Fleck 4 Co.'S and ex
amino before you buy elsewhere.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

READ Il. NJ. MEnally's advertisement in re-
gard TO Life Insurance. augi2-ly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

A RrDrorioS CARD.--Another reduction in
Artificial Teeth. Prices 10 suit these panicky
times. s. PORTER SHAW, d. D.s.
Cleardeld, Pa, Sept. 80, ls7I..3m
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

The Mail makes close connection with Atlantic
Express east at 6;i5, arriving at Harrisburg at
iiO5 P. N. and at Philadelphia at $40 A. NJ; and
with Mail west at GAL, arriving ut Altoona at 1875
r. ". and st Pittsburgh at lao Am, The Ex-
press connects with Pacific Express east at SIT
a. NJ arriving at Harrisburg at 1905 A. NJ. and at
Philadelphia at 4l5 p. NJ; and with Pacific Ex-
press west at s;2i A. NJ, arriving at Altoona at
900 A. N. and Pittsburgh at 2;6O ?. N. Leaving
Philadelphia on the Pacific Express at ll;55 p. N.
or the Mail at 500 A.. Nj and Pittsburgh on At
lantic Express at 1:i9 P. N. or Pacific Express at
$40 a. NJ, make close connection at Tyrone with
trains for Clearheld.
N. 1.-THE Mail train arrives at Curwens.
willie at iliS5 A. NJ, and leaves Curwensville at
500 p. The Express arrives at same place at
$3.50 r. NJ, remaining 10 minutes, returning TO
Clcarhed, leaves Clearfeld for Tyrone at i:35 N.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

Napkins, Table Linens and all kinds Of Whit
Goods, at bottom prices, at
dcc2if FLEcK 4 Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

Iiekings, pronounced the best for the money
ever offered In town, at Flock Coz. win not
bc undorsold.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

In doing a cash business ! save
the expense of a book-keeper; no
loss in selling TO poor pay; no
time spent in settling and collect
ing; no dunning or being dunned
Comforting, is it not I?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

Paints, Oils and varnishes for sale by II. r
Digler A Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

You can get Good Kid Gloves (two button,) at
r. A. lLEok a Co.'S, for Sl25.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

In marking goods one price
can mark them low, and it will
be more satisfactory to customers
as all will be treated alike.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20
Attention, Lumbermen! /!

WE are nov manufacturing our IMPROVED
w STEEL SOCKET DRIVING CANT.
HOOKS, superior to any other In ute. We have
also In stock large quantity Of Canfhooks suits.
bic for rafting purposes, which we are selling
Clear6eld, Pa, March is, 1s72 Il
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

H A large stock Of new goods
will be received next week. which
will be sold AZ prices mover offer
cd in this market.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

We are selling goods cheaper than ever offers
in Cleariielj. 4. A. FLICK a Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

We have just purchased a large lot oil
Clothing, at prices less than manufacturer,
could make them up. But, as the panic
compelled them to sell for cash, we tool
advantage Of II, and now offer to our pat.
rons an immense stock Of Clothing
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

We intend TO Close this stock all out by
the ist day Of January. So II you want a
Bargain, come soon, a. We will and arc de-
termined to make a revolution IN IN. Cloth
Ing Basiness.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

To do a cash business, | must
do a one price business, and goods
will be marked ut cash prices.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-20

Oyster stews and hot cohce emily 10 cents.
Tuos. RonIss, prop'r.
Opposite Leonard House. dec ietr
Everything fresh. raw or stewed, in the Oyster
line, at the West Branch Restaurant. Call and
test my preparations. GKo ID. Rrsk.
Dec. 10Th, Is7i;it.
TnE Bfsr IN MAnKrr.-No I. Mess Mackcrcl,
the first ever offered In this Market. fresh, fat and
delicious. They are not No rs with the heads cut
ofand far superior to No. Is with heads on. In
quire for Ness Mackerelat
Dec. 10 sm. nrIE A Mlrcnrlls.
Ladiea' Kid Gloves two 'buttons,) only 81 20
and every pair warranted, at
4. A. Flrcs Cos.
Black shawls,a specially. shawls Of all kinds
a large variety at 7. A. Feck Cos. deo2
waterproofs, Black, Blue and Gold mixed, in
various shades, at 7. A. Flcck Cos.
Received at 7. A. Fleck Co.'S this day, anew
and splendid line Of Black Alpacas, the bes; in
town, at prices that defy competition.
--s-
B-A nice line Of Dress and Dry Goods,
ssesa ssp a' CASH h,el fnsSR ffsS1 w. scs re-
Mu,lins in all varieties, waterprOofs and Flan-
ncls in all shades, Canton flannels bleached and
unbleachod, at 7. A. fleck a. Co's.
Celicocs, Ginghsms and ChintE, lower than ev-
er offered In this market, at 7. A. Fleck 4 Co.'S.
s
1t viii pay you to go to Fleck Cos and cx-
amino before you buy elsewhere.
Napkins, Table Linens and all kinds Of White
Goods, at bottom prices, at
dec2lf FLEcSa Co.
Iiekings, pronounced the best for the money
ever offered In town, at Fleck Coz. win not
bc undcrsold.
Bargains worth looking after at
dec2tf FLgcK Co.'S.
We are selling goods cheaper than ever offered
in Cleariielj. 4. A. Flick a Co.
You can get Good Kid Gloves (two but,on,) at
7. A. lLEck a Co.'S, for Sl.25.
A REprcrioS CARD.-Another reduction In
Artificial Teeth. Prices to suit these panicky
times. s. PORTER SHAW, d. d. s.
Clearaeld, Pa, Sept. 30, ls7l..3m
--e----
READ Il. NJ. MEnally's advertisement in re-
gard to Life Insurance. augl2-ly
CALI on X. Nj. M'Enaly and get your life in
sured in the Old Continental Life Insurance Com
pany, Of Hartford, Conn augi2ly
BuGGIEs FoR SALE.--R. Newton shaw keeps
full supply Of fredonia Buggies and Platform
~ IN ~
, 1875-09-21
MISSISSIPPI.


Gov. Amen' Recent Cali Tor Aid.
"AsH,surox. D. c., Beps. 20.-Tno following
text Ut tho telegram from Gov. Amoe 10 the
United stntes AltoEnsy. .Gauela1, relallnE to IT.
fa'rn in Mlsslsrippt, WAS to-day made uulic.
JAckn3*. Mi-s.. Sept. Ii.-1n attorney. Gt,k,at /
r IRA ohf Hdshtn TN, o. e.: Thu usce*sty wIsrh
called for my diBFAtch Of tbs Hill Inst. 10 lhs Irs4t
dent SILL exists Your tttton at yestetdsy, ret eatll
vto'snce IA lnrdent to the political son,cs, prsr,,n9
Ae pending election. Unfortunately lhe g,eAtiuu Ut
race, Th has becn I1-neut II he Buul h.Hro the
MaF, haa sitlrs ssaupsrd fnACntded imInr,snre =.
ths tina IN certain lucslilt% 1u fact tbs feeling
IA 80 !penAs that p1otseou for tls eops&d peoIs "
<hs made Gu The whits lls fnrlds 1t. Tha III tury
of hs coorsd peop& siucs Tho recoussructlon sud s
bearing OIL tue aituAtou 1t a t,,4e, xnd detailed
hacHsft Of tbs troubles here cAnuus colideused III
telegram. This S4ss Inns bo<n opposed to organizing
4 militia of eotorcj men. It has becn be!ierrd
~ thetn that II would develnr WIT Of rac~s. wL!rh
~"nli e1tand tJond tbs b,r lsr of this Stats, lie
ur1aliz on Of whites sous whore the ihAIe ia. VI
rave. would ss squ4ly insaee.u4l Tbs a1ost com.
pce protection would b. found In h+ atrict pap-tt-
1elftrtnrs Of the whites. Contradictions viii be
Numerous - tsy wcrt sat December Lut the EaI.ori
Of the oJngFrss oua! Committee proved tie cprivc.-
ness VI my Ats<rttons. l of the seldctaur4
u Tho pole Of tie country to nsuouAi interference
S:ato Au4trf, though II tnsrs be VOCATION Of law
III, 70 can be M tnfcfsrence Permit e Ia sx1soss
lhe hopa that the oduln Of su,h tuteTierencs r4al
not attach ~ President Grant the Iepupic4n prr,y
An the 1ovsrnur Of tht Bate ruals deu1s nd wLch
tnnpnt vii be r.fuscd. Lat the odLuln In ii ns m r.
.tient,uus ascllargt Of my daty toward Glars Of
American cittkrrs NlNe oy oents csnsiaa In their
oosur, ana whom an powesesa 10 protect.
tagusd} AukLaE11 AXIS.
, 1875-09-21

ID inclined 10 lamont The fs,ne4, md Mm!.a
that, vince Tho majart7 il cio.o. 1t hai h., al
Thai snme of thc 1sahl"sIs .'Aonit fiuI Il cnI.
vstItent to ass in thar cherka.'
"Another surll victory" exclaimed this fra:
Napoleon. aftsr lhe battle 1t Wagran,. "vul
run nn." Another victory likc that nc!,ievod !,y
snnAtpr ffite,c,,ca II sh, RnrlbI1can H.ats Com
vcntion. ~elhes''sy. sill we mar .afslv predict,
plaza hin. IN ths fetiret !lat. Ws = ncais :t,nt
1t II snsinsntl. prols fuF senator Irci1c ",k "a
aHpi1a IN I re-s1eut'un: hit Nh he lave hs ..oi,-
nrtted = .a,v gA1s, If M, fa'a. b urdet II,
nn'ler aai' = IN forcs the H~nlsnf41 is.t1n nrnr
tha Ropuhl'csn party A. th.r sar,y ,iay Will, ali
tha adrartaR~* " Fla r,"I'oa an ! plw8r A. tna
a'sTen.tr 1f fede'ai patronage hs cnaId wn |
hay" eTnttled to deter tbs p.,,.e str,nou..rs,lon
"t''rl' "ae 10 lnansnlatc th% Senatorial catn.
nalen. .-1,n0fl1 iier,
, 1875-09-21
RAILROAD TINE TABLE
ARRIVAL and DEPAl 9JRE Of TRAINS

e,sad dtAs:Itos o. nnrEkErcE MAnxs.-r Hste.d.y ".
rvs eunoa5 ats 90 \. m. uat!s.
, 1875-09-21


At Cerssani Wednehlay afternoon, Martin Kann
md two othsf n1or, III employed dcck.ha.is on tho
tms Anh!e L. cfafs, 1nst work on thu f,olt, Two
days Iterward Kanes body waa found afloat In tho
trtr. .Thc achf j. Hill. which went ashore about
n1iloa below uiR scdua, 1ake Ontario has bseu ro-
e.sod by ths stesnl-hrHa y, 3. Ellsworth aud taten
10 oswego.. Tho Mlraukes .ysntt,ei OF ysaterd,y
nss: "The largo feet Witch sought shellor In tlo
b,fbos from tho isto northwest blow nads another
sAt on Saturday, and ths river yesterday nearly
bssu Of vessea" Tbs schooner luiN on The Ho-
lon c.nat hy Alexander Allen ca. was sucres rsu,1y
u'nebed Saturday afternoon, aud oAriA nnl tAIke.
he u intended for The lumber t17,dr, aud will haya
t,rs1ng tapsctJ Of about s,'0' fest This sclsr
Talero"r, from oswcg' 10 cncagn, lest her ]ibboom
abrus!tf sodnr, and wha corn. cted In return. Thu
n. H. Rounds 1sft tho port Friday morning, nnf
compelled to let 40 her an"',or a;osc shrldunu
Point about noon the sans day. to avotd drifting
ashors The insurance tho lnst prnr Ltrnet was
!. follows: Notthws>te11 Nttton.', 3 o5o 81 nul
orient E.tonal, 33.tp; Traders, Eew York, n. co
Ihen!r New York, 85,6no; Mercantile, Of Cleveland,
S,oN. Tot.1, $40, o.. The cargo Insured in this
iotlov!us eo,n'.n'e.; 3. rsal FI,s md Marine,
HyQo; camIany not known, 3t,60,. Total, $1,000
, 1875-09-21

PORT HURON ITEMS.
FnstfaE DftrnfeA n tbs Cat+ss~ frtA~~s.
ppar ruAor. Mlch., sert 7o.-pAsnhn no~r-Propa
Roanoke, Denton O.. fse Klu8 sud bsrxr% Dubuque
apa bsrsrs Dnntirk and b"racs: schrs jan Couch,
nnbe4t 0tskin. q. bPsden,sn, nleu!ffer.
PassxD Ur-rfors seotia Nm. I, laFethaad hn,l
arses: schss1eonard. Hanna. !. II. tjeth, stJlart,
N, j, Weo1, J. G. Richards. b. \. nailey, xArirn
rx.u. r}eIle Mefhec, WIIt*m r. trnnna, Urphan Hog,
KIng Aittnts r. Norwood, John !, ,rt
Wrp-Northwe*t. brisk wraltrr clnndy.
Tia ting NinAoN returned lae lat night fran Port
Aueilne rects, uhnrs shn has born enGaFtd n III al
ttun To relcaea ths barge Gould. Tie Wi,a1ow va.
naabte TO work successfully account ri The shallow
wpter. Tbs dautd as hcins hR,tered of her sarRp,
sftsr vhirh anothrr effort will IN nao to 1aase or
Cun4 1IcnoN, Mich, Hert. 20. = Dour - rrops
Russia, Arata, Concord and barges; scirs jano
BARTON J. 4. Sanders.
Ur--1rop Montana: hchra fichard Wina1or, M,ttIc.
nsr G, q. Dreed. ". u. phelre.
Wi.p-Norhwrst, Rrnt1e we,tber clearing.
Tho acht Wfll,Ah Jonta rctuI ned to tht1 mort ttt
tov Of he ting john Msrs, with shn greater PORTION
iii amount to over q .ikt
The hsruor Of rcfngA IL reported full II Yeseetn thu
ercater portion Of tla feet which passed IN yesterday
Having been ablo tn Ind sheltar there,
Tbs following vesaa}e nre flrrc wfnd. .buutti. F!z:
Props Scotia, n. K. Faislsnk. Montana, Wennn!.
uircthtad md !atHes; erhfs Richard Winalow, ". D.
ThtlpA, C. g. Hrted. Mysttc HtnF, Leonard, iIsnna
Narton ERhn 0. T. Ntlo1, q. Shaw, Gil. hathaway j.
u Mead. Ht,tarl, J. 7, I!rh.ris. Ghina
Ibs tus william Livingston, wlsh = jarus rift IN
sou hrs hten out during the gap, aud tho eea Eeco
1pg too harry for her, her raft NJ arore mar nck
rkls. Ths raft II In good ah4re, aud h1a not broken
ID.
, 1875-09-21

ELSEWHERE.
ILLINOIS eupHHNE COUNT.
8ptcta{ Disputch to The Eascnao TrfbssS
OTTAWA, H.. 8sps. 20.--Tha proceedings OF
the Supreme Court to-day wero n follows. The
Court mot At o'clock .. M, \ ful! Bench pros-
ant:
hEHEARfN1 D0cKEr.
Ssrhuel Glcksnf y. Louis Aefichoru and Edwin
En+ttir. MbtDn den!et,
1obtrt Stewart vs solomon AcKschan. Motion de-
nsrd
Tho @. h N. r. r. 4. CO. ~. Robsrt b, cbisho,so.
Motion alIowef.
No~ ~ IN IT, consolidated With M. 49, t,s t,,1r
being Tho City Of Chicago Darhn, and set Tor hear
ing On Uct, 81
CALL or DncKET.
Nos: !, TO- II, II. Is. II, H. and 10 ron
tinued. Nos. and p-s,ot. ko4. !, II, ~, and 20
taken nu call.
Thu Court adjourned to o'clock tomorrow
tnor1ying.
Charles n. Hurting .ss admitted to practice
law On foreign License.
, 1875-09-21

I'D oor7, Montreal, r.tawn, s,"oo In corn Monitor
st,rrts lin t cnrfi Thnfaa Stot MaFsetl'tN &, o.
-, eorn Monto Chrt*o, Aeneca. 7,7Go ~ o.s. oo'
~ rett; Gen. Mtt1e(lan. Inltet, 6,o'o bn corn ;
ftrlIsnt. Mnrris, hnGo br torn.
'rtIAatp-hr1tlinc, Ott&wx. 7'Fa n t1nntef, TO m
th,ngt+; Nautilus, 1AH''r. H. ~ II 'MtnfFs 1rnntr
chiicnth+, a7,ol2 II tnni.r 6.coo nth rsor King
n,olhtrr. Ksnkhtep feeder, IN i.lniee: Hnrth
nrsnrir, t,hicottc. e!.aa r. lumbar. 4,s'n '.h "
J. To+,,ck, tafs'e, 90 ,7a1 Il lumbar prop China
Peoria, 10 IN LUMBER, 20 m hhInele4, II IN lass.
, 1875-09-21

Tor -, nm sFanst fftnry y. Mnnrnn. and anothor
t"F the. saRie AmDHnt aRainst JAInaa HtAsf.
ClECt'!T t,lCkT.
hhhtldn Pstoraon beuan a suit IN trcspAra
arantt William fosbctg. laying datda4o1 u
1I4o County Court wae opened yeeterttay
morning After = RES 1T sevaral weeks,
Iha e'ileIent Clerk CA'p.s nstk. look.d
tn3, ste, anil judge WsIiaoc was full of .trnngth
and sl,or,duo 10 his rn1s n Washington neiEht6.
Illo 5a his, Too. ':sre Rlnw Of tir.tth III tIe'r
cseets, anil ME. Yonns IN oharsn Of The r'1at'
d,pastasout. esa fs1ii of energy AMI "a acc.mno
datng Aa Of OH. fn advance Of thn h1Hr for tl'h
astoiaI, ing Of Court the small soom Ms,
uoli G!t..i bv .llus" htvirg bu ''ness L..
fatorn.y pres!om!uatci A.aieat iesI Of bua:.
mems whs transacted ,tnrins tho day. Bill: I'll IT n
MUIR character. Tho fnuntn6 mas all Of Ill"
inles0a
Urrmaun Eowxo and Luw.a Il. Dyer lit: ,..
ssSt,ura to m nAko snpr Al atre-rucntt m t.1tiu, II
No. $40 10 WI. iurl;; ,iso. CT, If Gll,a % H..
ordcr MAS sIao ma r. 10 fi'a obi cln,,b ~ snciat
n4* on 'suehn Nus. 3as aud 93y on or bososs til.
29d inst.
In II, msttor Of " 7, 1ol,nas. N. lrso, .er,
dchtor, jury ~at waIrci and tue t'nu4t fou..d
IN favor ol lhs debtor. Who ~, si!.eha gel.
IL tho 1nster of tie rosn ot Lakn. IN otfer
VIVA n,.'lo TO fis nfjectlynk 10 hs-rsslnen, rolls
Nos 81, Il. ~. s.. s.. and - h. 'thur-Isy
morning at tu n. nj. Tn'l No. 90 vas ttia,ui-ret
Twenty-fotr ~ tsths wnse called flr Ad,,t(!.9x
tion iato IN tln AftornoEn, hut tbs tel. .o,4bt,
Netc fer.
tst1nfHAi cot'NT.
petlt jury mas partially nnrnntled yertaf-
dhy 1nurninR for tAo last ha.f Ut tins Scptcmbe,
tenn.
Flursncn Ia 1}sat pleaded gu1sv to drsine OF
= horss and buggy. aud WA hent to thu Couuty
Jail for ton dAva.
john Lea n4, Tl,e'mas weeh pleAiad guilty.
to larceny. and wcre rcuhuslca
Mary 1lAhcr. IN nEed woman. ptehded guilty
To inrc"oT h,ll WAS n. usnleh. ti@r tact "a Al.
restlv familiar III penit uHt,hry circ, en-.
Ehat!es Morgan nax tfled for larceny aud &c.
qulttell.
.lAuoh s{;Ilor WAS triad for III Ass,ult with a
kniIo. and &C tuEteI.
RisAsFd Mckinley pleaded guilty 10 larceny and
Haa remnuded.
Michael Mutphv wan trio3 for being found ia
building will, intsns to stosL fonnd gnl,ty, and
ha term Of iulpr1sunmnnt wAe fixed - live yeaFa.
Frank Logan pleaded guilty to iarcenr, aud
sfutancs MAJ Bus1 1,oudca.
Patrick Mcisnnn Vas tried and found guilty
OF committing III aasault, aud demanded for
Hentunro.
JuDoMFNra.
AGrERtoh C1uRr-Coat xs*toNs-I}rnrh 4 Brand
brewing Company VI. e. a!hsnknfsty, 81 .6.25-1foa
Natinnal b4nk Of Chicago "a. jaInes H. Campbell,
el."Bf.lj.
JUNK aAn1-Edmuud William vs Jsme. Z. Tyler,
SA,93M.
CIRCUIT CouRr-JrnaE Ronyns-Dxytd n, Drea1tv
u. Alexander uoIRa1d And JOHN @. HoaR!aud,
fi,021,16.
, 1875-09-21

tsfnmsas n*ass 81 to organize . onivsrsity for Tho
"''~ s' III Secretary Il 3ssts yss.stds;.. d.'
, 1875-09-21

w.t.. CHICAGO / NORTHWESTERN Rstls1a1
sle&H Htts ath.1.. g..et ,aai IL n.--t
H.. roFesr Aadt.e~.x.. *.S Il As 4sssts. '-'A'
, 1875-09-21
PROPOSALS,
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.


HKADauAsTxAs DIRT. or TER pLA7rn,}
0FF1cE G. z. H.. OMAHA. Seh. Sept. Is. III.
Sea ell pr o*als, In tsipliratt, wilt le rtceyel At
h& of.ire until II o'clock !. r.. Wednesday Oct e.
l''s, 1t Witch place aud time they will te oltued iu
the VresrIe of biadcrs, for the delivery Kuniy
sud bussi sarts - uInaha Depo Ssfa.t1. in 9,,an-
titles - required dur'pa ser"nd quarter Of tht fiscal
year ending Jnna 30 1876 Of two nihona T. co., 90,
rol:nds Of Corn and ofe llln no o. t0> tounhs Of
oats Fro1s&as fnr ie*s 1u,u'tts will te re*1vct.
Each bli N sr considered Aholld he guaranteed bv
two rt~ oa!hte astle~. MT h.llrr- that thsJ sill It,
cnne lsul-0lcn IN awArl If conr"t.
TIs proposals must b. In TRIP Ais, snt ts made
separately for Cofn and for Oats and must state the
crop trata which It Is rornsrt. n ,.r!tErr.
tErfttents viii hs gwen to Articles Vi domestic pro-
du ton.
Lids should b. .niorsel snvelopc, " Bids for
ForsEs."
TAs contracts vii! ts lot ~th tho prosiao that the
Quantities contracted fer may IN te~tad ar reduced
uns third Il, lbs Chi,s Qn-!trtnsteF Of ths Dspsrt-
n,ent =, any tins }'<ustlnE tlu denfrEy.
Tue sisAI ia tr'"' sns oE =! lin , ~ teserssi.
Nlant t.ds lus ,isheh snh tnlt coudtt,ons nada
t4uru OH xrI.!,r.liun IL ths uhc1.
.l.Ex. j. PERRY. DEPUTY q. M. 0snernl.
, 1875-09-21

Ths Cincinnati Pt'rk.taeksEs' Association baa
detormlnsd ~ tn8ke al exhibition Of the bog
product ~ the thIiadslrhiA CoutsauiaI and aps
pom 81 thor pEoscut RoArl Of officers 4 com-
m,tlcs to procure ap&cs and carry out khs pur.
poss u the Association,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22

B. FRASkLIS's JoxE.--Tradition has II
that years ago when Benjamin Frank
lin was young lad. he began the study
Of natural philosophy and soon became
fond OF applying technical names to
common objects. One evening when he
mentioned TO his father that be had
swallowed some marine acsphalous
mollusks the old man was much alarmed
and suddenly ssizing him called loudly
for help. Mrs. Franklin rushed in with
some warm water and the hired man
rushed in with garden pump. They
forced half a gallon OF water down Ben
jainins throat and held him by the heels
ovor the edge Of the porch aud shook
him, while the old man said. "lf We
don't get them things out OF Benny he
will bc pizencd. sure" When they
were out. and benjamin explained that
tho articles alluded to were merely
oysters. his father iondled him for ball
an hour with trunk strap for soaring
the family. Tradition adds that ever
afterward Franklin's language was mar
velously simple and explicit.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22

HoorskIRrs WITH BRlcxsAr ATTACH
NKSrs.-Tho new style hoopskirts. with
bustles attached. worn by young ladies'
at present. arc not tho most pleasant
articles Of wearing apparel to have on
the body. judging from an incident
which occurred TO q lady teachesof the
Female High School couple OF after
moons ago. In putting ON the piece
OF furniture. she was compelled TO tie
half brickbat 10 tho hustle and hoop
In order TO prevent its spreading too
much. Sailing down Fourth street. she
heard something Gathering against her
shoes, and discovered. to her dismay,
that the string tied around the brick and
attached to the hustle and skirt had be-
come somewhat loosened. and the brick
w.s hanging down to her heels.
Ashamed to attract any attention by
stopping to adjust il. she walked ON ap-
parently unconcerncd. allowing tho brick
to rub against her ankles and bruiso
thOm. She had not proceeded very far.
however. before, Ia her horror. tho
string became still more loosenel. and
tho brick was rattling ON the ground and
skipping over thu pavement as rapidly
as she walked. She ran into the first
inviting store. and hastily took Oh the
hoop. hustle and all.-Loaisri!le Courier
.JOarJpdi.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22

Tux quantity Of iron to DO used in
tho construction OF the Centennial ouiid,
ings will aggregate about six thousand
tons, Of which moro than hve-si1ths
will be wrought.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-05-22
NOTICE.

WAVING SOLD OUT NY STOCK IN
III trade TO nessrA Irving. Mckay 4 Co.. al
parties Indebted 10 ne ey note O. book e
count win plssss come forward and settle the
same Immediately, and save eosts. CAL Sn
hands now for collection. .vv,.
Gold Hin. Nay -, ISIS. nynu