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"Ncnr.sighted Policy"

ltlan noar'slghtod policy not 10 employ
the best available means 1T overcoming lhe
NJ noar'il ghledncM' Tho"lln'
mond hpoclacloH,' made by tho spencer OPP
tlcnl Manufacturing company, of New foIlfl
gly0 permanent relief from tho suffering nnd
of this miiuro OF vision Those
goods have obtained u wonderful ana do
goryod ropulntlOn, lOld2l0w2w
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Notice.

All persons indebted to the UNDER
signed for advertising, job work and
subscriptions are notified to make
payment of the same without delay.
My accounts MUST be closed up at once.
JNo. W. SWlNDELLS.
Dallas, June /, 1875.
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Hair Work

OF all kinds; switches, bralds, puns, hair
jewelry, etc, done in the best style and ut
cheap rates, by Mrs. $. A. Druly, oil south
jefferson street Comblngs of all kinds
worked up at reasonable terms. A liberal
price paid for human hair. O5dlm
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Mn. W. n, WILSON will have tho exclusive
charge Of the city circulation Of The Daily
Herald from this date until further notice.
June 0, 1916,
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The Methodist Episcopal Church
South socIable will be heldOt the resi-
denco Of Captain Swlnk, on llarwood
street, "Wednesday night at carly con-
die light. We all expect happy time
Invitation general, Come,
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CITY BUSINESS.
Wake Up and See What In
Going On.

Joseph Menc.er, grocer, 6l5 E2m street,
Dallas, beats all IN selling goods cheap.
lie deticerS them to customers free. Go
ana gre him q trial, at SIS Elm street.
G7d4m
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FOR SALE.
a Rare Chance for StOckmen.

9iies Tor sale, very low, my thoroughbred
oull, Prince Arthur" He is Ave wears oil
breed. vi '"e hSresnire
Prince Arthur was bred fror, ir,ros,..,
Stock by Captain ]. W. Goslee, of I,onisyiIIe
iMehtueky, and was imported from Ken
lucky when only small calf being thar
lore thoroughly acclimated. Is perfeciIy
SIe tnoS S1 ~ can oe handled with impunlty,
ne ne took tne hrst premium at the Harrison
county fair last fall, as the best thoronshni
UIeu pun, ana the first premium in sween-
stakes STAKE, ring. will guarantee him as nupa
blood as any i'm America. - 40 P"ie
/ refer to Captain ], w. Gosleo ., r.,,..
Vile, Kentucky, Mr.. Il. M. smith, If shraus-
p Poro, !, louisiana, Drs. q. NJ. Phillips & Thorn
MOI, ror further particulars, address me Mt
iaiiin,, ieAas. Ri. WARE.
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Law Blanks of every description for sale
nd printed TO order at this once,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


IN hereby given mat ON lhf lulh lAA Nl lNNl!
l7i. nIl unclaimed hngHigr rrnnlnluR ~
ihr tnsmnpullinn hotel VIII hr suli Va iilY
rnams. Interested parties wiz plrg.eg like
uuiIrr. 4, dlAruMlNl
uallns, Texas, June q, ma, usilh
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

On October 5th, 1915, at the residence OF III
BRIDES mother. by Rcv. SAMUEL PAsooAsr, Mr.
DIV. FLENNER and Miss ELLA l.. MoLRARN
both Of Chester, Delaware county.
0n October IA, 1875, by W. NJ. BLoos, E.q.
M. SAMUEL MOUNTAIN, Of Lumber City, an,
Miss ANGELINE NORRIS, Of Lawrence town
ship, cleardeld county, Pa. N
On October IL, 1915, at tho Lutheran pnrsonav
in karihaus, by Rev. p. d. sHERk, MIR. MARTIN
!. RYDER and Miss MAGGIE S. MAURER
both Of Central Point, clearGed county.
On September 20, 1875, by WV. Btoon. ESQ.
Mr.. EDWARD R0wLRs and Miss MAGGIE
sWARTsW0RTH, all of Lawrence township
iAtS s.: Pauls Parsonage, Philipsburg. on Ocio
ber 10Th, ISIS, BY Rev. WV. MARSHALL, Mr.
WINFIELD 5. NORTON and Miss LOUIS
GRAHAM, both Of Houtrdalo
On October IL, 1875, BY VIZ. RibpLns Esq.
Mr. ISAIAH KEpHART and Miss LORETTA
KYLER. .
In Dayidsville, Indiana county, Pa. on Mon
day, October 4tb, 1875, by GEoRoE SwASs, ESQ.
Mr.. DAVID C0FFMAN, Of Ciearfield county
and Miss LOUISA TRYER, Of Covode, Indianl
county. nnN .T f...H...i.
On October Sd, 1873, A. ". RAYMOND, ESQ.
Mr., j. u. ARDARY and Miss MATILDA Ell
sENHOWER, both Of Kyertown.
On October 5ib, 1878, by A. W. RAYnosp, ESQ.
W. . X. DEvINNEY and Miss JENNIE LUTz
both Of kylertown.
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TYRONE STATION.
ORPHANS COURT SALE
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,

By virtue of an order Of the Orphans Coue Of
clearheld county, there will be sold BY the under
signed, Executor ofthe last viii Of Samuel Books
decd, on the premises, on
Saturday, October 30, 1915,
at o'clock m, the following valuable real es
tate, late the property Of samacl Books, deceased
situated in Btrnsdc township. Clcardeld county,
Penn'a, adjoining the borough Of Cherry Tree.
Indiana county, bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning alta post on east side Of the
borough Of Cherry Tree, thence along the various
lots north u degrees west sqi perohes to post
thence by lands Of John Lockard and walkor,
south rs degrees cast 80 percbcs to post thence
south 2oi degrees west s2 perches to post
thence south rs degrees west'l pcrches TO place
Of fbcgnning, containing > acres and 1850 perches
more or less.
This land Is fayorably located, and Of good
quality, mud is divided into two pieces by pub.
lie road, and win be sold as whole or In parts,
as divided By said road.
Tsnns.-0ne half cash at confirmation of sale,
and the balance in one year with interest, TO he
secured by judgment bond.
sllf GEORGE W. BOOKS,
Oct IL, lS1J-st Executor.
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oFFICiAL DiRECroRY.

|
nnE oy HOLDING QUARTER SESSIONS COURT.
Second Monday Of January. ilff gfU Z
Ti'rd Monday Of March. II
fiut Monday Of juno. tas,rr4.ts ~
Fourth Monday ofSeptember. ,.....4
TINE or notpiSe oorros rLEAs. rs
First Monday Of June. itn
Second Monday Of November.
3CUUFf runrio oyrictas. aHI
Prs.idsn' .ISdgs--lion. Charles A. Mayer, Of
As.i'taHt iow Jsdgs-Hon. John II. orvis, OF
Associate Jndgs'-willism @. Foley, Clearhsld
John J. Read, Curwensviile. & sUfF
Profkoaofsry-- Ell Bloom. .lnr trHtrla
Register end Rseorder--I.J. Morgan. '1lil.g
District Attorney Frank Fielding. % 4a'f0
Treasurer David W. Wise TiH faf
Sherif--wiiIiam II. Mcpherson. a.l -s1-
County ssrreyor~-SAmuel y. fMccloskey, Car
wensvilc. fNNN -
County Commissioners--John d. Thompson,
curwensvtilei cfnrk Brown ciearheld oonrnd
W. Kyler, GrAhsmton.
County Aadiiors--Jsnes II. Hile, Lumber City;
Lewis c. Bloom, Clarified; Henry Whitehead,
Union township.
Jury Commis1ionrs--John W. Shugart, James
Mitchell, Clearfed. I Cl N Ha H
Superintendent ef Pu5Gc ScAooi.---John A..
Gregory, Clearheld. i1flf tf8IlEAaat
Noiaris' Publie--John W. Wrigcy, VIM. Ra-
debaugh, Cyrus L. Gordon, cIcrrncld; iJosiah
Evans Jos. Il. Irwin, N, II, Arnold, Curwensville I;
j. j. Lingle Emmcl Sayers, 0seeola Mills John
ston Hamilton, Luthersburg.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

WoaTH SEEINa.-Considcrablc i'm
portant change has been made in the internal ar
rnngcmenis, greatly for the better, everything
that man, woman or child can possibly desire in
the way Of comfort or adornment is piled upon
counters. shelves, show windows and, the Goor,
piles Of hats, bonncts and other millinery goods
MI that department to rcpletion presided over by
an emineniy qualified milliner, carpets Of every
description and quality, sufficient to cover the
floors Of half the houses in town, GIL up the odd
ends and corners gehdcmanly md cbliging clerks
stand ready to servo all comets, while osa all
with an eye for every department and kind
word and smiicf for everybody, stands Tint prince
Of merchants aud good fellows, VIM Reed, mo-
pric,or Of Room No. 2, Pies Opera House! Fec
his new advertisement in this issue a. sii
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

Still THEY Go. ~. Miles Kratzer,
one Of our leading business mon and an accom-.
plishcd gentleman, was .ati ackei with tine bilious
COLE ten daysago, and amer suffering The mofi
intense pain that mortsls are heir 20, expired on
Tuesday evening week, aged iory,G,e years
Thus, in tue primeof manhood, ndwhile actively
engaged in ono Of tho leading puruits, one Of
the most vigorous Of our 1neighbors is summoned
from sn interesting and beloved family, @ a,aa-
doa all that can make mortals happy, 10 that
"bourne absnss no traveller returns" Thus In a
few days three Of our friends have passed away
Powell, Irwin, and Kratzer. The frst and last
very premA,ureIy, aeecrsins ,cthe period allotted
10 the race. Too t.1fl fliftII la aff1aH
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

The Reynolds Herald made its ap
peatance 10 an enlarged form, last week, for III,
first time since the dre. @. c. Brandon has re.
tired from the paper, aud 4 is now publishbed by
Thomas Reynolds, ST., A Co., and W. S. Reynolds
Is 'itsedtor. 1t has dropped the afhs ",ille," and
is called simply the Rsynoid. Herald. II is now
a neat, nine coiumn paper, and We hope !, may
meet with nothing but success.
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An Exprysnr OKLA Hlitilc ox 5

Y An EXPRESSIVE on 4 little OK suit
in our court last term cost the county The snug
SUN Of s2l2, in witness andsoassrs' costs. and az
te' the case came 10 friai f"wcpt up."ifThe
statute Of limitation covered The OK, spd thu tax
payers were compelled to pay the bnl. Tb-law
should be % amended that the jury could paf, ,thc
ccs.son the prosecutor the justice orthe attorney,
Or divide them, in al such eases. because, so
long as neither of those parties are responsible
for the costs, when the crime is Labelled folony,
parties will not BE- careful enough to investigate
the grounds fora pro sesniion. a n ~
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II oRs s A L Ei

A large and well. finished Brick Dwelling, situ-
ate on the river bank, in the borough Of Clear
field, containing olevon rooms, with good collar,
water In the kitchen, and all tho modern conye.
niesccs. Pantres, bathroom, Cio,hes presses, Ac.
Lotsixiy feet front aud two hundred and thirty
fcet back, with twenty foot alley on the east
side. Said building with all the appurtenances,
will be sold cheap, with Payments TO suit purcba-
ser. Application eau be made to the under
signed, Or 70 A. @. Tate, Hsq., who will give all
necessary Information to those who desire to In
fpect the property, 49,.
THos. J. MCCULLOUGH.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

SAD AFFAIR Mr.. Isaac Bowers, OF
the firm Of Morrison, Bare Co., paper manu-.
faciurers Of Roaring SPRING, met with an acci.
dent two weeks ago, which resulted In his death
lie had started the day before on visit to some
friends in Illinois aud Iowa. Near Mendoza, H.,
he accidentally dropped his false teeth while look
ing out Of the window. As he was obliged to
wait at Mendoza for another train, De walked
back along the track in hope OF recovering the
teeth. After proceeding short distance he step
ped from the one track to another, to allow the
passage Of a freight train. while standing on
this track he did not notice the sprroach Of pas
sengcr train, and, although every effort was made
to check the coming train, Bowers was struck and
thrown some thirty feet and instantly killed. His
body was taken 90 the train to Earl station, eight
miles from where the accident occurred, and after
an inquest his body was sent home to his friends
at Roaring Spring, Blair county, Pa. Mr., Dow
crs was fny-eig ht years old.
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As OTHERS SEE Us.-A correspond
enl OF the Tyrone Democrat made trip over the
Tyrone a cearhcld railroad, aud last week, amo o.
his joitings along the line, he says;
"But we must not tauy. On, on we we're
borne until the smart-looking town Of Clcardeli
was reached. One noticeable feature Of this place
is that the churches and county prison vie with
each other in architectural beauty. In fact, you
do not oiien see such buildings outside of cities
II shows that they must have the good OF peoples
souN nt heart, and feel like lending a helping
hand 10 moraliEe wayward humanity. The town
contains some very line dwellings, and the houses
geueTaliy are on u par with other country towns
Being court week the town presented lively ap-
pearance, From Cleafhed to Curwensville the
country Is very Enc, interspersed with seemingly
welleuitiyated iarms, with comfortable farm houses
Those green aud plensant looking fields made us
sigh for tho days OF our childhood, when we used
to play over such as happy as bird. Arriving
ut Unrwtnsville mclwere somewhat Surprised to
sec what spruce, jaunty looking little place II
Is. Under the impression that it was the end Of
the road, without ile and with few inhabitanis,
We were agfceably disappointed to lind very
pretty, we'll built, neatly ordered townthe streets
reminding US of what we have read of old English
avenues, with beautiful Shade trees On each side.
II was quite refreshing 10 drive through them.
Large churches, banking houses, stores aud hand
some dwellings that cannot be exoeud for beauty
and taste this side of Dryn Mawr grace the streets.
The handsome surroundings Of the dwellings, al
most parks, such as no One could fail to ad-
mifc, and be almost the envy OF any mans heart.
High toned, refined looking ladies, who 'pinback'
Ms tight aud look as nobby pardon the slangl as
any Of our inland ladies, aie 10 be in the lit
Tie town where we supposed al the men went log
ging aud the women went berry picking. Ner is
the town without its hOmelike hotel nd con
landlord. We cannot but return our warmest
thanks for the kind attentions OF Mr.. Reed, Of
the hotel down by the rivers bank, who kindly
offered carriage and horses land his little dog Fan
thrown IN for drive to add to the pleasures of
the day"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

Go TO RossN--Those of our readers
who may tam w Ia curwensvillc bootcss or
shoeess, had better 60 10 D. T. Rae and gst q
good substantial covering for their understandings
this winter. Read bis advertisement in this Is
sus. slew" isa practical man and understands
wha, he il at, and viii for small advance accom-
nodnte anybody with bis goods. TIlIff
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DECREE ,ss9y's ,s9yS's ..ssoessssHso THE NEW


M lxaqA. Jsyfs, June. Term s9pRa5 5shc
thsNllSse @eNeNbufs, intHt ttSWnshipV VI Chest,
asking to be incorporated into a borough. The
Court at September sessions made the following
order
'In the natter Of the application for the ucor.
porAti.n OF the town OF Newburg into Borough,
Nov TO witt October 4th, 1878, the Court conirm
the Judgment Of the Grand Jury and decree that
the said town Of Newburg be incorporated into
borough, In conformity with the prayer of the pc
tioners tha, tue corporate sty and title thereof
shall be Tho Borough Of Newburg;' that the
boundaries thereof shall he as follows. Beginning
at an oak tree on the line between New Washing
ton borough aud Chest township; thence east 20
peiches to an ash thence north as degrees east to
post thence south s6l degrees east 81 perches to
sionci thence south 30 degrees east 22 pcrohes TO
stones thence south ia degrees east 20 porches
to post thence north 4 degrees 9i pcrches to
post thence south ~ degrees east 10 $40 perches
So! IG sS. a ,ssSS. Ssi.s,. 70 to
post thence north degrees eas, 70 perches to
pos, thence north $50 degrees east l6l perches
TO bemlock; thence north ~ degrees west rs
perchcs to post thence north 5sA degrees east
~ perchcs to post thence north 314 degrees
north 200 pefchcs to a post; thence south 52 de-
grees west i6i perches to post thence north 37A
degrees west iOi perches to post thence north So
degrees east 2sp perches to post thence ~ de-
grees west l52 perches TO pos, thence north S7t
degrees west S5l perehes To post; thence south
degrees east 20s perches to gum thence north
81 degrees west l72l perches to pine stump
thence south 10 degrees east 1874 pcrches to iron
wood thence south degree west 1856 perches to
oak, the place of beginning 1t ia ordered that
the annual elections be held at the public school
house in said borough, in accordance with aud
suJecte 70 Tie movisions n the 1aws rgulsting
.sieetbhs ahd hereby leclsre ssid bosbugh asep-
aratc election and school district The Court
decree and ix the first election 10 said borough
for the election Of municipal officers in the school
house aforesaid and to be held on Friday, the 22d
day Of October, between the hours Of A. N. and
r.n. OF said day, and designate Il. Ilildebrand
to give due notice OF said election, and further ap
point Isaac Marklc Judge and John Klinger aud
Eli b. Clemson Inspectors OF said election.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

a large eopperhead snake spiang
out Of a cupboard at the residence Of Mrs. Eman-
ucl oy,r, in Ferguson township, Mialin county,
few days ago, while that lady was looking into
the same, nd struck her on the breast, innicting
no injury, but badly Tightening her.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

A BoIDs BuRoLARY.--Some daring
seoundres gained an. enusnee 70 Mr., hos'eps
boo, aud shoe room, 10 ihsfesr Of his store room,
on Saturday hisbt, and hclpsd Themselves A
pair of spsil boots W. fcuad in IN sdjeinins lot
the next morsips. showing that .he thieves did
not &c, away With al The rinndcr ihey started
usl,h., Tho sn,rAsss va masis thrsush : ~indew
by tresilng the hinfsvs tetssl,sP usd ptytag
q oat hha hoistiss TN lo~cf'kish. TIC marks
isas.ss ,Ass ~ rr~ ,spsvssss-A ~ By
the bufsAsd ~ y tAisrr' yt.faf'f "
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4ifd.

Al the residence Of Mr.. h. Morey Fox town
ship, Elk county, Pa, on October 9th, 1875,
Mrs. CATHERINE Il. HAYS.
Mrs. Hays was one Of the Oldest settlers Of Elk
county, IN exemplary christian devoted mother,
and died respected BY all. ia
At Morrisdale mines, on October 9th, 1875,
SARAH briggs, aged OIL years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

wnAr Is rnE MATER 2-Prcvious to
this year, for many years past, the County Treas
uret Of this county has cashed over 5000 Of
State school drafts by The nl.lie of October. This
year, but about $500 in school warrants have come
TO hand. none of'whieh arv'd dated later thaa the
ieih or July. Have our school district uthrtrs
not made out their reiprns according 70 law, or
has the School Department failed to issue them,
so !. to enable State fteaseser Msekey % take a
good tpfy p.. oi opr sesoei saoasy Ihe{s is
sOmethlbb xfons somewhere. l. dt siaie1 1fea,
'ufy bsatrspt whetnovH Z "A
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oELIcIoUs NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Charch--Rcv. n. H.
srsyrss, isstor.-Publie Service every sabbp,h
at loi A. NJ, and 7tP.,M. -1T'
Sabbath School at A. NJ.
Prayer ,, citing every Thursday, at ~ Pm.
Conn Union Service. arst Sabbath Of every
month, at lot A. N, ygTlIs sILfrrr'
Presb, ,terian Chnrch--Rev. II. $. Busrsn n.
Sabbath services morning and eveuing--sab-
bath school ats P.M.--prayer Meeting wsdnrs.
day evening". 4. ~ .'7'.,
St Francis Church--C al REV. p.
D. sskainls.--P -Pfeaching at iol O'Clock, AM, on
me hrss, third and iourth sundays Of each month
Nespers and Beredic,lohof the Bier sedsacramsnt
at o'clock, p. M.--sunday School every sunday
afternoon at 3 o'cloak = f..rtl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

IHILIpsBuRG JOURNALIsMs. new
passenger engine has arrived at Tyrone for use on
the Moshannon branch, the mani cement having
decided 10 put passenger train upon that branch.
II will PROBABLY make its first trip on Monday.
We thought Mr.. Hess had beaten all the pota.
10 raisers when ho dug one hundred and niue po
taioes from single hill, but William Bates comes
to the lore again with hundred and twenty US
the product OF a single hill.
Hoover, Harris Co, Of this place, have taken
the contract to build freight and passenger de-
pot for Pennsylyanis Railroad Company at Car-
wtnstille, and viii commence operations immed-
atey They are doing a good deal Of work of
this kind this fall. ~, n, ,fs.s~,,,4sfs
Messrs. ]. NJ. Stewart hnl T.. Q. Blackburn, of
Curwensyille, have purchased the dental office and
fSiurrs ofthe ila,s DR.. d. wsZeiglr and offer
their professional services to the community. DR..
Stewart is at prcsent attending to the affairs Of
the firm, and comesiwel reeommcndcd a thor
ough master Of his profession.
LARGE FInE The sky was. Illuminated by the
blaze Of largo Gre N The direction Of Morrisdale
town, on Friday night, and on Saturday morning
tho news came 70 this place that all the lumber
piled about the saw mill of Holt, Munson A Co.,
about one mile from Morrisdae town flour miles
from this place. was destroyed. Over million
feet OF lumber were burned, worth Sl1 200, seven
hundred thousand feet being the property OF ID.
W. Holt 4 Co., whose loss was the heaviest. The
balance Of the lumber, except small parcels and
few shingles, belonged to Holt. Munson A Co.,
proprictors of the mill. The mill was fortunately
saved. Thore can be no doubt that the fire was
the work Of an iucendiary, as also was that which
destroyed the 100000 feet Of lumber belonging to
d. W Ilnlt 4 Co. at Morrsdale Mines on Mon.
day night, an account of which appears in our
Morrisdale correspondence. The burning Of two
lots Of lumber in which Holt was interested makes
II appear as IL somebody was working out spite
against him. There was a fair insurance on all
the lumber burned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

A couple of the hunters on Wednes-
day last, captured a large porcupine, but unfor-
tunately the varmint was not included in the
tally list, and therefore did not count in the final
summing up. -. - ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

Oysters are plenty, fat and solid, but
sixty cents quart Ia toomuch to pay for them.
The crop Of this sasop, according to thebest
judges, pro Omises to le larger and better in quail
y than fur many years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

a Village Camp Meeting commences
at the Met hodist chuieh, in this borough, this
Wednesday, evening. Preaching a, lol AN. and
. and u p. N. daily during the week
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

On Thursday evening the aHsir-wound np in n
supper at Buters salosn, the losing party footing
the bill the feast being cnivenel with music from
our very excellent string band. Aiter the supper,
the buuters, headed by the band, which played
''the regular army" took a march around town,
stopping several times on The way TO serenade
some one OF our citizens and have grand march
on his front porch. Altogether the whole affair
was most enjoyable one, and long to be rcmcin-
bered. Another hunt, to be participated in by
the same crowd, is announced for tomorrow,
Thursday, when Il is expected that each man
will 90 his "levsi best" to improvs on Ms fpmcr
score. The result is eagerly looked FOR BY the
frienda of tho cant.stants
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

The ground was covered with snow
on Sunday morning last. in this region. The
summer and nu iuup bavo been remarkably brief,
bot some pleasant wea,h,r may yet 10 experienced.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

A large number of ducks were shot
in the river, at this place, on Saturday. This
kind of game is no, very plenty. fcwof them be.
ing shot, except at Intervals.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-20

Bteeiks Fon sALs.-R. Newton Shaw keeps a
full supply Of Frcdonia Buggies and Platform
Wagons for sale. To be seen at tho Shaw House
yard Call on or address him at Clear6eld Penn
sylyania. may 13-tf