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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15
WEEKLY SUN.
}. NEN YORK.


Eighteen hundred and sevcn,y-six /. the Cen
itrnial year. II Ia ALEC the year 10 which NJ
Opposition House Of Representatives. tho Grs
since the war. will be in pawer ~ Washington
aud the year Of tho twenty third election Of =
President Of tho United States. An Of thes
events are sur. to be Of great interest and i'm
portance, especially the tso Latter; and all Of
them and everything connected with them will b,
fully and freshly reported and cspuuLaed in rHt
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The 0pposition House Of Representatives, TAX
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Tms srE, will stefnly aud diligently inyestlgat,
the corruptons and misdeeds OF q rant's adlniuis
tration anu will, Il Is to be hoped. lay th,
foundation for new and better period In our
national history. or ali this TINS Sus will con
tain complete and accurate accounts, furnishing
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tion upon these absorbing topics.
The twcnty-third Presidential election, will
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Gliding upon 1rant's aspirations ioi a third teru
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DEATH OF CuARLIE PAnK.--W,

DEATH OF CHARLIE PARK.--We are
sorry to be compelled thi. week to announce the
death OF our. young friend, c. G. Park, only child
Of II. W. Park, ESQ, Of this place, which occur
red at bis boarding house, l22 Cher, street, Phil
adeiphis, on Thurs lay afternoon, the 9Th inst,
in the 22d year Of his age. For the past two
years he had been student In the Office Of DR.. 7.
J. Boyer, and had but recently gone to Philsdel-
phia to attend the course Of Clinical Lectures at
Jc erson Medical College. lie was an stsative
stud and gave promise Of brilliant future in
the profess on winch he had chosen. His disease
was bilious collie, and for several days prior to
bis cath 10 nd suffered the most intense agony.
"charlie," 70 he was iamlliarly called here, was
o general favo te with all who knew hin, and
his nsrous, warm hearted nature had won him
hosts renas, who de,ply sympatbire with the
all cted ia nily 10 their sudden bereavement. His
body WAS brought home on Friday, and on Sun
day afternoon followed to its last ,sine place
by large number of our citizens. Peace 10 bis
ashe..
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New Muslin. at FLICK cos. dso. s.,f
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JEFFERSON CouNrY HionwAYMES.

JEFFERSON County HI0nwAYMEN.-
Our readers will remember tho account recently
given In these columns Of bold highway robbery
committed about three miles from Punxsutawpey,
on the road leading from that place to Big Run,
at which time y man named Brink, rssideat Of
the latter place. was clubb,d aud beaten ipsensi-
ble and then robbed Of some 81 500 and two vaiu-
bic watches. II will also be remembered the,
Dr. Allison also afesident Of Big Run, was riding
in the buggy with Mr.. Brink at the time Of the
oceufr,nec, but was not sssailsd nor molss,sd BY
the highway men. These were essentially The facts
iu the ease ms they we're made known at tho time,
but iron our exchanges we learn that On Saturday
last scme new developments were made. which
have the eject to place some Of the res,deuis of
big Run In anything but m su,isble position.
0n Saturday bfuc, Ihambers and Gevrge Palmer,
Of that place, eonissied that Inducements had
been held out 10 th,m 10 sssist In the robbery BY
Df. Allison, Thomas Anderson and David Leach,
tut 'h., ~L,n the time sIrrosshsd for The com
mission Of the crime shcy "wsskesed' aid refused
to tas, part IN h. Chambers and Palmer now al.
lege that they received IRON Aliison, Anderson
aud Leach the Two watches and >yp VI the amount
sleieu to kcep quiet. bal they aIIege that con.
scisnep Vas leo strong Tor then and compel ed
thsm 10 tsli What the, knew. The plrn ios the
svbbcfy vas Tor DE- Allison to take Brink 10
Puna,ats~ney, get hun helplessly drunk, aud TO
start home wih him at a lsie hour II this vas
indeed tho programmes, II vas certainly carried
cut, and was spcsessiui IN 90 far as the perpetra.
iiun Vi The robvsry vas conesrnsd. The Dr. Al.
hsea spsksu '; uss ivfmsriy resident of indi-
sas essssys asd 70 rvt.slssly essaesssd. An
ilsl. "a sk.i ~i-ks 80 49, and
%. sssy wore eonvsysd 10 bsooh.
v1.e. vhsre they are nov 10 prlssa-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15
MEDICAL SrRArEoY.--Tbe Mn

MEDICAL STRATE0Y--The Mitonidn
relates the following, us the result Of hunti
On Saturday last . man by the name Of Dough-
crty, froEa NIppenoss valley, was oa a huntin &
expedition 10 White Deer Valley, and while rest
Ing on bis gun with the lei, hand over the murrle
and the right arm resting on the left hand, the
gun was accidentally discharged and ths load
passed through the left hand and upper thrd o {
the right arm, near the shoulder, producing n
compound, commonuted fracture, Of the worst
character. DR.. rruckenmiller was called 10 and
dressed the wounds and on Sunday sent Tor Dr
7. W. Meckly, of Jersey Shore. for the purpose OF
performing amputation at the shoulder JOINT but
iound that the patient had not sufficiently reacted
to justify an operation at that time. The doctor
returned on tue Tuesday following aud with ths
assistaucs Of Drs. Truckenmilirr, OF White Deer
Valley, and Lesser, Of Watsontown, performed
the operation OF rcsection or excision of the ends
Of the bones for the purpose Of saving the arm II
hope that they will knit together. IL Successful.
the patient will have good arm, though some
what shorter than before the accident The op-
srzsion is q difcalt onc, and We learn was sstis-
iactoriiy ecriorned. Tais Is the third operation
VI this character that Dr.. Mscklcy has performed
within the past three yszr, aud IN both the Other
csses the limbs were saved, rs Is hoped will be
tho case 10 this instance. fhs Doctor deserve .
credit ior his skIliul effort 10 save the patient 9
arm, a. the most usual melhoi 10 cases VI similar
wounds is to anputate al the shoulder joint.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

Are you suffering with Consumption, Coughs,
Severe Calds settled on the Breast or any disease
Of the Throat and Lungsf lfso. 20 to your drug.
gist, c. ID. Watson, and get a bottle Of BosoHks's
GERsks sYRur. This medicine has lately been
introduced from Germany, and IL selling on its
own merits. The people are going wild owe iis
success, and drusgsts all over our country are
writing US Of IL cures among their customers. II
you wish to'ry Its superior virtue. get Sample
Bottle for 10 cents. Large size bottle 10 cents.
Three doses will relieve any ease. Try it,
Innhl1 1nnulr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

CENTENNIAL vIsIToRs. The Centcn-
nial Commissioners. through Ex Governor Bigisr.
sent an invitation to the Judges of the United
States Supreme Court to visit the Ceutennisl
grounds and buildings a. Phiiadelphis. They
have accepted the Invitation. and inform Gov.
Bigsr that they will be on the grounds on the
lTth of this month
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15


The WEEK OF PnAYgR.-The Evan.
geliosl Alliance Of the United sta,es of Americs
suggests the following topics for msditstiOn aud
prayer on thu successive days Of the fret week IN
1879;
Sunday, January ?. -sermons-The love o
God perfected IN him wbs "keepc,h hi. word. -
| John ii;j.
Mondsy. Jsnasty s.--rhank.sising AMI Con.
fesson. A retrospect OF the year
Tuesday, January 4--Prsy~ for the Church
of chrisi--For the members recently added to the
church for the union Of true boiisvers in fraier
nal fellowship and active cooperation for the re-
moval q error, the increase of sodiness and a
clearer testimony among believers the doctrines
and power Of the gospel Of the grace Of God.
Wednesday, January s.--Praysr for familics--
FOR goddess parents for prodissi sonsi for chill.
dren at ,ehooi; for those entering upon profes.
siousi and commercial life; for widows and or.
phsns; for sons aid daughters In foreign lands
and for VI whs are mentally or otherwise afflicted
Thursday, Jsnaary s.--Praysr for Rulers, Ma
gia s'es and stsissmsn--For soiiisrs AMI sail
ors; for national institutions; for phiianthropi'
and charitable socistiesj for prisoners and cap
tivs', sod Tor the psrsscuted snd oppressed.
Friday, Jsnu,ry 7.--Prsycr for Fereisu Mis-.
sions.-Mait. rIsiiiio.
Saturday, January s.-Praycr for Ill Sation'
FOR the maintenance Of peace for the cessation
Of tumults, wars and civil strife for tho rsnova
Of in,snpsrascs, inuorahty and inddsii,y from
the land, snd that the fruits Of the Garth may be
brought forth pIsatifally 10 their season.
Sunday, Jsnsary s.--ssrnons--Tbs uliimsts
triumph. Palms 1Sii;l1.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

At meeting Of the Board Of Par.
dons, held on the s,h inst, the miners who were
convicted Of riot in this county, and nrs con-
aned in the Western Penitentisry. were recon-
mended for pardon, and !, Is reported will bs re-
leased on the 2lt inst, Their names are Ralph
Parks. Jno J. Maisney, Jno. n. Joyce. Thomas
Burch6eld and Xingo Parks.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

Par YouR TAxrs--T County Commissioners
have given me emphatic notice that II my dupli-
cate for 1878 is not settled up by the lst Of Jan
uary, that the Sheriff will be after the money soon
d Ter that iims Those. therefore. who have not
paid me their county tax for 1873 and 1874 or
1873, had better pay up II they want to do the
iair thing and save costs beside. as | am deter
mined not to pay siher peoples dehis or keep the
county out Of its just dues coming from others.
JOHN MCCLELLAN,
Cleardrld, Dec. ls75.3t Constable.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

ROYAL Accom- MoDATIoNs.-- The Nor
risdalc Mines correspondent of the Philipsburg
Jou nal says that perhaps 1t |, not generally
known that Morrisials Mines is the dining sta.
ton for the Branch passenger train, yet such Is
the case, at least for all who wish to dine here.
The train remains almost an hour giving the pas
sengers more tine for dinner than at Altoona, or
any other railroad dining station.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15
or WELL F,nE. We learn that on

Wednesday evening, the 7sd ult.. the gas took
hrs at Mr.. Haynes new we'll. east of Shedield. on
the y. A X. Railroad, seriously burning the drill
or and Mr.. hcNair, Of sheffield. tappears that
they had Just struck . new vein Of gss aud some
oil. People we're considerably excited 10 sntici-
patton ola big we'll. Mr. McNair. as We hear it,
vent near the veil with a lighted lantern before
the driller sac him. OF course the gss took Ere
10 the shsnty and we'll. Tue espIofioa threw the
driller several feet burning hun and McNair bad
y and shaking up thiuxs in lively manner IN
all d,rvciioss. On rhursdsy the gas ia the we'll
was still burning, throwing hsms hfsy OF siri,
iest iuto the air. Il vas probably some such an
explosion ~ eccurred on Oil Greek many yeafs
ago, WIN Mr.. Rouse aud others lost their lives
EYt ldror1fs
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Terms or Subscr,ptIoc
rHLiGioUs NoTiCGs.

mc'hodirt tspiseepsi Church..Nsv. \. =.
srwhss, s'tsr.-publie Service every ssbIs,h
It lei a NJ, and riP. NJ.
Sabbath School At y A. NJ,
l''aJ' : sting every Thursday, at 7SP,M.
cnrn nisn Service. ars, Sabbath Of every
nomh, iai AN.
'''rsb, wrian Chureh--Rev. II. q. DurLxm.
'hAth s"rsiess morning and eveuins-sab.
e'h feHo"l at . y, ,M,-Praysr Meeting wsdnes-
49, evening".
- francis thnrch--C Cathoiic-- p.
srsuiras. = Preaching at ioi o'clock, A. NJ, on
,he Fret ih'ri and 'sur,h Sunday Of each month |,
Ne,l.'. ana utIedicioo Of ihc Blrrsed Sacrament
At e'ciuck. 7. M.--tund,y School every sunday
afternoon at O'Clock,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15
FARE FROM cLEARFIELD. To
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION.

EAsTWARD.--Day Mail leaves Pitisbur,
s:25 a. m; Red Bank 1880; Sligo Junction i;5O
New Bcihl,h,m 1880 p. N Marysvils i;aT
Troy l;3S Brookvile li53; Puiier's 2:is Rey
nolds,ille 2;5s; Dufnis silo; Summit Tunne
$3.50 Penfeld $3.50 Weedville 4:l9;. Benelett,
4iS arrives At brihwood At $40.
WEsTWARD.--Day Mailleayss Drif,wooc
1920 p. M I,nez,tte lns; wsedvilis l;Si
fenheld lih3 Summit Tunnel 2;i5; Dubois ESQ
Rsynoldsville a;oO Fuller'rs;20i lrookvillc s;i7
Troy 4;Os Marysvills iis7; New Bethlehem Is,
Sligo Junction 5;ss Red Bank 500 arrives
pitisburg at s;l5 p. IN.
Close eonneciipns made with trains on p. A
Railroad at Drit wood.
DAVID MocARGo, Gon1 sup'i.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

stop that Cough. DR.. Morris Syrup Of Tar
Wild Cherry and llofehound Ia guaranteed to
cure coughs, colds, hoarsencss, or any disease Of
the throat. lungs or chest leading to consumption,
in lees time than any other preparation. Nothing
that We have ever sold acts so promptly and we'll.
II cures Group IN q few minutes nnd Is the best
known rcmei, for whooping cough. Contains no
opium and is pleasant to take. Coush worn ic-
tins. whose lungs are racked and torn with par
osysnf, hna sure aud speedy relief from iis use
Trial sife, 10 cents Sold by c. d. Watson,
cearheld; P. curlsy a Co., williarnsgrove; Il.
u. forcey, GraLamton, and =. Meyer, Kylcrtown,
mch 17cowIy.
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Died.

In Penn township, on Friday. December 10th.
1873 Priscilla H., wife Of WIN. y. job hnstoa, nged
81 years, month and u days.
In Goshen township, on Wednesday. Nosembe
24th. 1878, Mary Alice, daughter of Samuel md
Jane Lansberry, aged ii YEAR,, month. and IL
days.
In Lawrence towntbip, on Wednesday, Dceeni-
Der sth 1875. Israel Nichols, sged about 60 years
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

CnRIsrxAs.-The Ladies' Aid Soci.
esy Of the Psnaeld Prssbytcrian church will hold
Fair and Festival 90 Christmas day y--sf'srnsoa
snd evening. Dianer, 10 to 7r. n; oysters, to
10 =. ~; Fair, " 10 10 r.r. They solisis con
,ributiops sf psssy OF Of articles TO ssli-i'on
house farm % sssss--,e - sest 10 the Seersissy,
Mrs. l.. Bird. Mu. n woodward, Pssss NJ
L. Bird, sec.; Mrs. A. sso6sld. r.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

Cor HIS REwARp.-James b. Zahm,
the defaulting cashier Of the banking house Of
Collins, Johnston 4 Co., Ebcnsburg, was tried for
his embelzlemen,s last week and awarded pc
riod Of two years and six months in the peni,cn-
tiary for his misplaced confidence.
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SINGULAR FATAL AccipESr..-'l'he

sellnssrove Times saysi
0n Mond,y, at a bu,ehcring at Riiand's on the
other eide the river Mr. Hiram Dill lost his HE
by . singular accident. They had iva hogs lying
on . sled and were gagged At cleaning them =
Hiram Din wss engaged st work at the forward
snd " The slsd, aud aftsr cleaning one aide Of the
hog be attempted 10 jamp over tho tsg to the
Other sids VI ihs sled. with his knIfs 10 biz hand,
aud slipped aud fell. striking The sled rannar With
tLs slbsw VI the ara ho vas hsljias The kaifs
With. Ths kaife entered tbe s!ds ot hls nssk ea,.
ting oc The jaeaIAf ysla. ssl pa,sla< into ths
splaAl usresw. VI, 10 the d,eists call Il, mslslls
ablslsa's. lie Eot up aad started for the heusi.
with The blood spurtlng up above bis hssd hut
bsfsrs be get to The house 10 fell and .sluted. II
~ haptsued that some psrs,n eAms there un hors,.
bHss last At thA; time. anil hs went ts Sansury
with ali ha'ls aud brought De- Mooiy 10 about
halfa hour. prforv the doctor arrived the hlesl.
lag had been stopped by bsuisslns. and by means
ot Z stimuan, the nan bad hrrn brought 10 cou.
sciousness. lie ilaguvd his wa tpips had been
cut and that he hal to die, but hs vas assured
this was mistake aud thH ihatu wi. chance
for his life u there was nothing wsrsv than the
cutting pf the vein. Ancr the dostor hal lcf,.
be hat srcll Of vomiting which fiartei the
bl'sdiag but wae -aon stopped ilc thea Lscame
unvlhscions snd ronalnei -, ~ b's iuafh. which
"ccurrsi ~ rue.ds,, lie w,s . l,,'f mao and
Leaves vile ani i've cniir,u 30 d,s'iiute cir
euia-'sua,-.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

The Muncy Luminary says that there
resides in tina, place lady who bough, her only
row Of pins over twenty years ago, when she he
gan housekeeping, and has thea all je, with the
exception OF three or four.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

BuoaiEs FoR sALg.--R. Newton Shaw keeps a
full supply Of fredonla Buggies and Platform
Wagons for sale. To be seen ct the shaw House
yard. Call on or address him at Cear6eld Penn
sylyania. may l3-tf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

A nine-weeks revival is still in pro
gress in the NJ. \. church at Philipsburg Still,
the town seems to he supplied with incsndlar'es
and thieves, according to the penciliugs Of the
journal
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

An exchange calls for specimen
u ~sss ssksa - ssssssipdoa y sssssfy paper,
sAsi ~ dslivssed uhsa psssissd.- tsf sshisl-
tlon st he osntssniAl We haven't cot u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

Our Special column IL decidedly interesting in
l"cnl point Of view, and profitable reading to
ouitid,is Who want 10 save MONEY.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

Pin this Or your collar when you come to town,
and don't forget to call and examine Flick A
Co.'S extensive stock Of new goods, cheap for
cash. oet20 Il
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

CLxARrfELD Coal TRADE.-State-
mcnt Of Coal and other frsishn sent over the
Tyrone a cisarssld Division, Pennsylvsnis Rail
road. for the week ssdins Dec. t,b, 1875, asd
the same ,ims las, year
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Marrifd.

On Tuesday. December 7ih, 1878, by Rev. T..
H. Wharton. Mr.. Darius D. Ritter, Of Pike town
ship, and Mrs. Amands Taylor. Of Tyrone city.
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5. s. CONVENTIONAL convention OF
the sundsy schools Of the Huntington Pr.sbytery
convened at Mevsytown, twaynesburs). Mifin
county, on the 9Th and stb. The attendance We
understand was unusually large. and this WAS the
best convention yet held in the hounds Of the
Prssbytsry. The following is list Of the dele
gates as near as We ecrlj get them;
Cleardsld-Cyrus Gordon, supe erinteudentj Miss
Mary X. Mosrop, delegate.
Holiday ysburg--Rsv. d. II. Barron, Pastor ;
Mrs. c. II Irwin, delegate.
Tyrone-ssmuel McCsmant, Superintendent ;
Mrs. :. c. Laird and John y. Wilson, dslep ates.
Osceols--Rev. N. II. Miller, Pastor; james b..
Cameron, Superintendent.
Bsuiah-- Miss NJ. J. Mccullough, delegate.
Al.xsndriA--Rev. J. Q. Barr, Pastor; Jps. Pcr-
ter, Superintendent; Mrs.. J. X Barr and W. IL.
stryker, delegates.
Arch spring-Alerssdsr Teuplsiop, Miss Alice
Morrow, Miss Sadie Loudsr aud X. Y. hcGiun-
sry, deleyatss.
East kishncoquillss-Rev. A. II. Parker, Pas-
tori Jss. W. Kyle, delegate.
p.unsyIvsnia fsrnsce--s. ". Irwin, supsrin-
tendent.
0rbi.onis--Rsv. WIN. Prideaax, Pastor; Mis-.
Ella Davidson, delegate.
Aitoona---Tirst church, .. y. Custer, Superin-
tendenti Mist Alice Csnan and Jas W. findley,
delegates. Second church, Rev. W. J. Chiches-
ter, Pastor; Jas. II. Dysart, Superintendent r.
A. Clark, delegate.
Belleiobie--w. T. wyIi., Ps.torj Gen. Jas. A.
Beaver, Superintendent.
Logan Valley, Rev. n. Mathers, Pastor Row
an CLARK, N. D.. D. L. Way and Miss Annie
CLARK. desgaies.
bedford Rev. r. r. Wilson, Pastor.
wiiliansburg--Miss Annis NJ. white. dele.
gate.
MiIroy--Rev. J. II. white, Psstorj Ezra NJ.
Hoops, PROT. J. A. Arthurs, A Harshberger, NJ.
d., Mrs. A. l.. Highland and X. q. shaw, dele
gates.
Little valley--Rev. gohn McKssn, Pastor.
Huntlng ngdon--W. u. Oroison, Superintendent;
q. Is. Armitage, delegate.
Pine Grove-f. u. Reed, Superintendent.
Birming ghAm--Rev. s. 7. Wilson. PASTOR Mrs.
y. T. Wilson, delegate.
Lewistown--Rev. D. y. Meclean, Pastor D. W.
Woods, ". II. Bratton. Prot. Brown, Jas. Good
heart and Annie CLARK, delegates.
The editor Of tho Altoona Nirror. to whom we
are indebted for list Of the names Of the dele.
gates, ssys; "a iumpiuous dinner Was prepared
10 the basement Of the church BY th. good people
of tho town and country. We cannot speak too
highly Of it. How they could have every thing
good and every good thing prepared is almost
mystery. hut they had IT,
The next convention meets in the Second Pres
hvt.rian shureh In ALBANIA
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A UDIToR's NOTICE.

in the matter Of the esats Of Andrew
Hunter. deed.
The undersigned Audi'or, appointed by the
Orphans Court, to distribute the m.neys IN the
hands Of ne Administrators Of Andrew iiuntcr,
deceased, Will attend 60 the dut..s Of his APP
po,ntinrni at the ofice Of Murray Gordon, IN
Thursday, December 80, is75, ut o'clock y. M,
when ard where all parties interested may at
tend CYRUS GORDON,
Claarfeld, Dec. 8, '.5.3t Auditor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-15

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