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.ELlGIous NOTICES.

Met list Episcopal Church--Rev. A. D
Yocun, : stor.-pubic Service every Sabbath
1t lOl p, and ~ m.
Sabbati ohool at A. NJ.
Prayer !. citing every Thursday, at "a p. NJ.
Conn Ia Service, first Sabbath Of every
ponih, Of " Am.
Prosby terian Church--Rev. II. S. BurlsR
Sabbath services morning and evening--Sab.
bath School atsP. NJ. Prayer Meeting wcdncs-
day evening. ssett
81. Francis Church--C Catholic--Rev p.
j. suEsiDAy.--Mass at i0i o'clock A. NJ, on the
first, third aud fourth Sundays Of feach month.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

PROPERLY DIsruRBED.-The editor
Of the Philipsburg Journal although we'll ver'cd
in bis profession seems to be puzzled at the course
pursued by the Times man and his reforming
staff. In his issue Of Saturday last he remarks
at Is nothing in which we are Interested be.
yond the desire to see journalism preserve q
healthy tone. but does the editor Of the cprwens.
willie Times think hc is covering himself with
glory by writing such articles as.his last one on
the goose question:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

TnE DERBY SoLD.-The valuable
property which has been frequently advertised in
these columns the past year, known as the
Derby Coal Company" was finally sold at the
March term of Court, by sherG Mcpherson, foI
The sum Of $4,000. This IL tho largest sheriff .
sale ever made In this county. The property was
purchased by Mr.. J.N. Casanova, who we under
stand proposes 10 operate the eollierics to their
foil extent, besides making n number Of new
openings 10 different localities.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

NoTIcg TO ALA recent Act OF
the Assembly requires the executors. admini'ira-
tors, or friends Of the deceased rerson, to put an
afhdsvi, ou record 10 the Registers oihce, setting
forth the day and hour when the death occurred
Friends and parties applying for letters Of admin
isiiation will do we'll to bear this important fact
in mind, and thereby save much Inconvenience
in receiving their legal papers. Tho Act in que'-
iion can be found on page isI, Pamphlet Laws
,f 1874
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

TIE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENcY.-
The tr-ennial contest for the election Of County
Superintendent Of. Common Schools is approach
ing. and il will be noticed by a card In our
special column that Mr.. Gregory's friends arc
at work. Whether there are any Others who will
submi, their names to the convention Of Directors,
which meets 10 May next, we know not.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

Mr.. Peter Collins, a well known and
respected citizen Of Cambria county, died at bis
home in Ebcnsburg on Monday week, aged 81
years. Mr.. Collins was the father Of Messrs.
Philip, Thomas aud Peter y. Collins, aud was
Justly esteemed by all the neghbors and by n
largo acquaintance throughout all that section of
the State.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

LEONARD GRADED ScHo0Ls.-The
general averages in the Grammar School, for III,
menth ending March llth are as follows:
In scholarship--"E" Class-Mart Ksnnard
gs sudic Brown, " May Nsugie. e5 ; Ami,
Wurrcll, ~ Harry Bridge, VI.
ID" Clasa-Wille Bridge, 9sj John Carr, May
lIenphiil, each W; Sophie Whitehii, 90 Mar
Clcary, 90; Charles johnson, vs. Frank Reilly
Preston Wilson, Star Iollisier, John Mossop
Minnie Bridge, Mary Kratler aud Mary Cutler
each W; sallie wrigley, ss Frank bradley, "
CLARK Tate, 90
&c" clas-su.Io Vincent, esi Maggie Dolpn
(promoted) VI.
"2 O. Ciass-Charlcs Dickcl, 70 Carrie Test
"a, George 0nis, os Ida Gearhart, VI.
In deportment-"E"-Ilarry Bridge, sudie
Brown, Nellie whiiehill, each 100.
"D"-John Reilly, Willie Short, Willie Bridge
J.hn Mossup Mary Cutler, wiircd Ogden, each
100.
"C"-Maggie Read, 100.
Per cent. u attendance Of &C" Glass Males,
So females, 49, average, 81.
Per cent. Of attendance of"E" and I'D" Classes
Males, 70; females, IS average so.
Hon ScnooL.-- In Scholarship Clara NJ George
qsj J. y. Snyder, Wm. Iiagerty, each VI Ada
Ale, Eva furmsn, aij BiAneh illegal, 20.
Per cent Of attendance Males, 100 females,
s3 average, So
have only given the highest averages. In
this report no Que 10 mentioned whose scholarship
does not reach 70, or department 100. II will be
There has been al improvement. Still there Il
room.
The hearty cooperation Of the patrons Of the
school Il solicited in order 10 continue the usually
regular attendance Of the pupils.
q. W. Fonrrer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

In THE HARNEss.-ltwill be observed
by his card in this issue that our young friend,
Dr, +. NJ. Thompson, has commenced business In
curwensyilie. lie recently graduated with high
hobors at one Of Tho best dental schools In the
United States, aud being an industrious and up
righ, young man, he deserves liberal share Of
patronage. Success to you, Ed.
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IL. II. sHILLIYoFoRD, President,
0nce-Forest Place, No. i25 s. 4th st., Phil's.
JOHN LAwsHE, General sup't,
pdjans-ie 0sceola Mills, clear6eld Co., Pa

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uAnprns,-Tbis popular monthly

HARPER's.-This popular monthly
Magazine offers fresh attractions to all classes oi
rtaders. 1t opens With a beautiful narrative by
Miss Constance y. Weolson OF summer tcui
among the mountains Of North Carolina. An
article by u. Mason on Angelica kaufman,
Illustrated by some Of that artists nuest etehings'
The Sixth Paper of the First Century Series II
contributed BY Hon. d. A. Wells. A novelfeaiure
Is the Hon. =. :. coxs paper on "Ameriean
llumoT," which 10 oLarsc,crisiiesIiy Illustrated.
james Parton continues bis series Of papers on
"Carieatures, dealing this month with the "Cari.
caiurcs Of the Reformation" The "Easy Chair
reeurs to the moral Of Jenerson's RIP Van Wake,
and chats in q acharsctcfistic vein about the Gre
vile Memoirs, s.. Valentines day, and the sin
eery Of true courtesy. The Scientific Record
i,very comprehensive 10 Ne summary Of scien-
tihc progress, and the drawer contains some
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

CAPT. ]. NJ. STEcK. death Of
Capt sieck. which occurred on Saturday. last,
though not entirely ansxpect cd, cast gloom over
our whole community. The shadow on the coun-
tenances, when 1t was ammo unced In the morning g
that he was In n dying condition, showed the
respect and esteem, In which hs Was held by his
neighbors and acquaintances. No man In our
to~n was more universally respected by all, old
and Young, than was Capt. Steck, aud death could
have hit upon no one whose loss TO our town and
county would BE- more severely felt. His virtues
were countless, while his faults, II any, few.
In public or private life he was always the same
kind, gentle and oblingng-always ready to
Dc good to his fellows In charitable sense. It
is impossible for to give any idea Of the loss
we have sustained In his death nor Is II necessary
that we should, as Capt. steck was known to al
most every person in the county, and his virtue,
honesty and integrity duly appreciated and re-
sp ected. lie was just In the prime Of life, being
in his forty third year.
His funeral took place yesterday Afternoon, and
was one Of the largest ever Witnessed In Brook
willie. -Brookriiis Jegersoaian.
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TRUsTEEs sALEi
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
Public or Private Sale!
Being a Portion Of the Estate Of A. K.
Wright, deceased.
The undersigned will sell at public sale, unles
sooner disposed Of, on the


Ihe undersigned VIII sell at public sale unless
sooner disposed Of, on the
FIRST MONDAY OF JUNE, 1875,
AT ,ho conrt Uouse. In tho horon,h, NJ i..rs.,a
pa ali me following descrihsa raj .s,a,a Vi.
Also ali ibe undiyidsd half mart ~ sse ..,s.
marc or les. in ibree ssveral naro.l. ~ LA
nsy, az The Josenb cIarl ma Jahn U.,,,.o, sn,
rsvs si,na,e In WoodwarJ ,ownshin risa.ssid
eoan,y. and same lands held in eammon with
csi.b snd George Chn,ehman h.v,na L.
amount Of valuable whi,e rine and bemlock with
other timber thereon.
Also. another traet containing l57 aer,. mo,a
or less situate in Woodward toyn,bip. being tbs
west end of tho Thomas Msr,ton survey hahn .
thereon white nine. bemloek and o,ber tinber
and being undorlad with several veins af vain.
ble coal.
Also. anolher tract of 40 acres. mara n, i...
mart of The susan Ward survey. being ibs banL,
Inc ground sitsaie AT tbe month ~ Noygan RIM
and adjoining land Of William Albert A Rros in
Woodward towrship, Ciearfeld county. and COW
ered will valuable bemlock ana o,he, ,imhar
Also, anoibcr tract of 100 ae,as ro,s ~ La.
being nart Of the rbomas s,ews,dson .,r,s,
.ituaie in Dseatpr tounsbin' clss,ssI eonr,y
ma prin~ r;,tin ~. caa, ,,,.s,s s ~ Nv
- - ~ NY"' measure W '"' O'es"'A
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

A New OpENING.--Wc learn that
sheriff Mcpherson and Constable Mcclellan have
been furnishing the editor Of the Tims' With some
copy the past week bearing upon the Jail question.
Such an able corps of writers, assisted by the
truthful "Junius," must make the Ti@e decidedly
spicy In the future
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

PRESERVE Tive last week pub.
isbed complete list Of the names o: the consta.
bles in this county for 1875, together with the
posioihcc adress. II Attornies, Justices and
business men, will clip The list and paste 1t up ir
their Offices, they need not annoy anybody by
asking who they are and where they live.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

In THE IcE BusINEss.-The city
authorities of Lock Haven have for week past
been busiiy engaged in cutting and showing tho
ice Of the dam at that place, 50 ms to prevent a
gorge when the "bresk-up" period arrives. The
ice /. cut in pieces and showed over the dam, eav-
ing no ohstruction in the channel OF the up-river
gorgos when they pass down.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

The most miserable beings 10 the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Com.
plant More than seventy Ave per cent. Of the
people in the United States are afflicted with
these two diseases and their effect such as sour
stomach, sick headache, habituAl costive ness, i'm
pure blood. heartburn, waterbrash. gnawing and
burning pains at the pit Of the stomach, yellow
skin, coated tongue and disagreeable taste in
the mouth, csming up Of the food AFTER eating,
low spirits, 4c. Go to the Drug Store Of c. D.
Watson and get a rs cent bottle, or small bot.
tie for 10 cents. Try II.
O. @. GnEEs, Solo Manufact uter,
meh Si75.Iy. wooppunY, n. J.
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Masrifd.

Al rhilipsburg. Pa, on Thursday, March 25tb
1875, BY VIZ. RIppLxs, Esq.. Mr.. JOHN CL0Us.
kR and Miss PRANcEs BEAI.s, both Of Mcrri,
tovsship, Clarified county, Pa. tf
Al The Catholic church In cieafheId, on Mon.
day, March 18th. 1875, BY Rev. Faihsr p. .
ADALiNE PETERS, both Of Bradford township,
Clearheld county. Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

PAINTS Asp PAisrEHs' FiSprsos.--0ur stock
Of Paints and Painters Materials 10 con- ,te In
cluding J. T. lewis Pure white Lead John Lu-
cas- A Co.'S Pure white Lead, Y. n. 4 Co.'S Buch
Lead, and a number Of cheaper brands Of whits
Lead; also, Linsced OIL, Turpentine, vArnishes Of
all kinds, full line Of Brushes, and full line OF
colors, dry and in OIL.
my2s'73 n. Y. DieLxR 4 Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

Ebensburg people will vote on the
Water Works question on the 10th Of next month
It is though, the project will be defeated. Water
is "ioo thin" to the average citizen Of tina, place
for standard drink.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

ESrERPRlzE.--"An original story
will break out in the Reynoldsville Berold next
week. Like the coal veins n that vicinity, these
ltcmry productions will be inexhausiibic and
loen
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

Reynoldsvillc had fire on Sunday
night a week. !, broke out about o'clock In a
large tenant house, owned by DIR. Boyles, aud
occupied BY three families, who barely escaped
with their lives. The excessive calmncss Of the
weather at the time saved from destruction a
large amount Of property. The origin Of the fire
IL n nrsterv
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List Of letters remaining unclaimed
Announcement.
FOR COUNTY INTEvDENT.

Ma. EDIroR IL hereby authorize you to state
that JOHN A. GREGORY will be candidatc
for the Office Of Superintendent Of Common
schook Of clearheld county, before the conven-
tion Of School Directors, which meets in May
next, and hope that all true educators will as.
sist to have him re elected. He is honest and
competent, aud deserves the position.
A DiREcroR.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

SUICIDE IN PRIsoN.--Lewis Keistct-
ter committed suicide by hanging himself In the
county jail of Snyder county on Saturday week.
lie had been sentenced to six months impri son
ment at the December term Of Court for the crime
of au1ulferv
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We copy tho following proceedings of oa
Court, in relation to road matters, as.. FROM ia'
weeks issue Of the Journal;
PETITIONS.
For public road from Aniis' baru, to intcrsee
Clcarfeld and curwensvillc pike at or near turn
pike bridge on said road, in Lawrence township
Niewers-John L. Cutie, Daniel wcleh. Jane
wrigey.
For public road from Hogbaek run in Law
renee township, to road at or near John Owens, II
Pike township. viewers--J. b. Garrison, Bishol
Caldwell, S. \. Mcclo,Ley.
For public road FROM termination Of roa,
leading from Jackson Longs 10 Du BOis Station
10 turnpike at or near Elijah Ashenfelters, Il
Brady township viewers-John l.. Cutie, Geo
Bette, Martin II. Luther
For public road from at or near Snyder's lot
TO road at or near 0oodfellow's bridge, in Law
renee township. viewers--Aaron c. Tate. Ciarl
Brown, WIN. b. Digler
For public road-supply and vaeatc--frou
R. SHAVE grsl-@ill TO John Smiths on bank Q
the river, In Lawrence township. Newcrs--Jas
Mitchell, Henry Mead, Abram Humphrey.
To vacatc and supply part o. road from X. Me
hafeys saw-mill, in Bell township, to Risheli
grist.mill, In Brady township. viewers-Jame
Mitchell, james Mehafey, J. W. Campbell.
To vacatc and supply part Of road from Johr
Mckee. farm to John Williams farm near Pat
terson school house, in Jordan township. View
ers-John McCord, Jos. Patterson, Ezra Young.
To vacate and supply par, Of road leading from
I. A. McGees saw.mill to point at or near Hill
mans rock, IN Bell township. Viewers--T. W
Moore, John Bell, David Mccracken.
To review vacatc and supply part Of road from
near i. knarr's to road north Of d. Ream's saw
mill, In Brady township. Vicwers-s. q. Kuntr
IL. Wingard, ID. Realms.
For private road from public roau leading IA
Pennheld, at or near Paradise, to the residence Of
Geo. W. Felzcr, in Lawrence township. Viewer,
John :. Radcbaeh, J. y. Young, J. l.. Cutie.
rowSsmr LINE.
p.,ii,o, IA .h.n.. ,a.n.l,. H.. .
Girard and Coyinston tovnsbiul Viav.r.-Jas
Mitchell, Taos. ii. Forcey, james Stewart
CONFIRMED AnsoLurr,y.
,,h,;o ro.l s.o - n
- i""..'N ''st ho'i neat - ~. Hhucifoh ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

Losr lon Friday, March 10Th, a
small key was lost between the sio~ Of r. A.
fleck Co., and the residence Of the undersigned.
The finder will confer favor by leaving u 81 The
Firs Nstionsi Bank. JosArHss BovsroS.
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AUGUST FLOWER.

William Reed is agent In Clarified county for
Nine Deinorests patterns. A full assortmen,
just received.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

stop that Cough. DR.. Morris Syrup Of Tar
Wild Cherry and Horehound is guaranteed to
cure coughs, coils, hoarsencss, or any disease Of
the throat, lungs chest leading 10 consump ton,
in less time than any other preparation. Nothing
that we have ever sold acts 80 promptly and we'll.
1t cures Group in a few minutes and Is the best
known remedy for whooping cough. Contains no
opium and Is pleasant to take. Cough.worn VIC
tins, whose lungs are racked aud torn with par
oxysms, find sure and speedy relief from It's use.
Trial Size, 10 esEts. scld hy q u. Watson,
Cleardeld; 2. Curley A Co., williamsgrove T.
II. Forcey, Grahamton, and p. Meyer, Kylertown.
mehl7eowly
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

The BREAK-UP.-The recent fearful
destruction Of property on the North Branch Of the
susquehanna river greatly dsturbs the residents
Of tho West Branch valley. The Lewisburg
Jourael, in abiding to the gorge at watsontown,
says
'0n Wednesday last the ice at the lower end Of
that city broke and passed down to point a
short distance above Milton, where It jammed and
remains at this writing. The Ice is said to be
thrown up to the height Of fifteen and twenty
feet. The cold weather which followed made the
ice more solid. From New Columbia, this county,
to Montgomery Station, the low country along
the river is oycrnowed and many farms are suiier.
ing badly, as are also some families residing in
the lower parts Of Uniontown, white Deer Mills
and New Columbia. Between Milton and Wat.
sontown many arc also suffering severely from
the nood. The Ice gorge extends from this side
Of New Columbia to the railroad bridge abov,
Dewart, a distance Of seven miles II the food
unites with the canal at Muddy Run, which !.
quite possible, the situation Of Milton will he ex.
ceedingly precarious.
"Great fears are entertained in Lcwisburg foi
the safety Of our river bridge. As is built high
and no bridges have as yet been taken along th,
West Branch that we have heard Of 1t scent
quite likely we will escape such disaster. BIorti
are making to prevent, Il possible, such an
occurrence"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-03-31

Report of Fairvicw School, in Ga.
han district, for the fourth month, ending March
10th, 1875;
Whole lumber Of pupils in attendance, 32i ay.
trage attendance, 2s per cent. Of attendance ol
males, IS per cent. Of attendance Of females, IS
plumber Of visits from Directors, 0; number Of
visits from citizens, II number Of pupils thai
have missed no time. 10.
Names Of pupils that have missed no time
Harry forcey, blake Forcey, Warren Lansberry
fired forcey Clarence Forcey, George Dale. wm,
Rinehart, Albeit smeal. Lizzie Dale, Ida Dale
Flora Huber, Lizzie Latsberry, Alice Dale, Agnes
Dale, Katie Rinehart, annie Curley.
ID. T.. BorTonr, Teacher.
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J. H. llytlc keeps on hand six of the
best brands OF Flour.
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The trout fishing season commences
on The frs, of April.
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Try the Rock Candy Drips-strictly
pure-at J II. Lytlc's
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DEATH OF YouNG PLUMMER We
last week ehroncled the the accidental death Of
Milliard +. plummer, at Tyrone. The Herald Of
Saturday last, in abiding to the sad event, says
''on Tuefiay morning Of this week, at about s
o'clock, he was at his post In the yard in East
Tyrone, coupling and uncOupling cars as tue
duties Of his position required, when the
accident occurred. No one saw him, but IA
supposed that be was crouched under some
projecting boards from loaded lumber car, and
resting on the bumpers of said ear and a coal
dump, the two being connected by ihrec-link
slowly, which Of course would cause the dead
woods Of the ears to be closed. The engine slack
ing up little, the cars parted as much as the
coupling would allow, when, 1t is thought, the
unfortunate young nan dropped to the track be.
tween the ears. Beneath the wheels Of one of the
cars he was dragged some City feet before he was
discovered. The lower part of his body was hor.
ribiy mangcd, the lef, leg being crushed from the
body to the Knee, the right one torn from the
the body entirely, besides other cuts and bruises
His left arm was broken, but save slight scratch
or two on the upper portion Of The body and
face were not injured. lie was Immediately lifted
from beneath the ear and carried to the car in
speoiors room near by, where be was prayed for
and convcrscd with until he died by an engineer
ef the main line who happened to be on tho spot.
The deceased lived about thiriy-cight minutes
after the accident occurred. Owing to the very