Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-09-01


Ind, next month, the "plan of saliva
ton will be demonstrated OH the black
board"
Miss Nettie Sanford is TO be the
city editor of new Democratic paper
in Marshaltown, Iowa, and no nonsense
will be tolerated in the town ii she can
help ii.
Two hundred passenger cars will
be built at Altoona the coming winter
solely TO accommodate the travel ex-
pected over the Pennsylvania Railroad
during the Centennial
Stirling, Ahrens Il Co, Baltimore,
said to be the largest sugar importing
house In the United States, suspended
payment on the 26th ult. Liabilities
estimated at s2,5OO,O00
jenny Lind dresses her hair in
the same style precisely AS when she
was in America twenty-five years ago
She has two daughters, one Is and the
other 30
The sister of cx-Governor Senter,
of Tennessee, recently fell into con-
dition so near resembling death that
she was robed for intcrment. She,
however, recovered.
-Thcre was quite n heavy frost in
various localities in Minnesota, Illinois
and Iowa on Sunday night. Most of
the small vines were killed and potatoes
and corn more or less injured.
Grant wrote to Bristow about the
showers of crooked whisky. "Let no
guilty man escape IL it can be avoided"
How about the rascals he pardons out
of prison2 Do they escape?
The New York Sun says that the
Democrats will carry Ohio by 10000
TO 10000 majority, and that this opin-
ion is given after careful inquiry of
Democrats and Republicans.
Two ambitious fellows who went
TO count the thousand Islands have re-
turned with n report that there are but
four hundred and odd--as ii that fact
could impair the beauty or attractive
nass nf that raeari
"A well executed count.rfeit $40
note of the first National Bank of phil.
adelphia is in circulation. Six were
received by the National Bank Note
Redemption Division yesterday from
one New York bank
Tho Cincinnati Commercial saws
the administration of President Grant
is not thought of in the Ohio campaign.
"Gnnt's Presidential career belongs TO
the past us entirely MS his part In the
war of the rebellion"
c.re oo
itants, including the Celestials, IL
could feed, clothe, and lodge thirty mil.
lions of beef eaters and silk and cloth
weavers, if they were disposed to fulfil
their part of the contract.
TLo u.,.;n,. p,,.,,
tb;ne hoard Of Governor ua;.,.aro ,uS ,'as ass
at Pittsburgh, the other day where he
was oinquiring for u camp meeting"
He will find little exhorting needfnl
hat.ara ,ko N.,.o,,Lo., .I..
N''io ''' -''''"'''' ''''''o"'
The ovcrdressed females whose
sole recommendation is fine costume
and large diamonds, are not so numer-
GUS as they used to be, and consequent.
con,rac, [ Gswer baJ dah,s G '''' '''o'''
IVY" '"' ''''
"A French lady sent her maid to
buy some flesh colored stockings The
servant returned with stockings jet
black. The anger OF the mistress soon
gave way to laughter when she rccol-
lected that her maid was lady OF
color
Several OF the negroes connected
with the Georgia insurrcction have
made confession. All white men and
ugly white women were to be killed
pretty white women were TO be spared,
and land and spoils were to be divided
among the negroes
1t is well enough TO bear in mind
that behind Columbus Delano stands
President Grant and behind President
Grant the Republican party, who at