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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

THE DROWNING OF Mr.. MARKLEY.-
This community was sisibly shocked on Monday
week, by learning Of the suicide Of this promi-
nent Jetseyman, with whom a large number of
our business men have been personally acquaint-
ed for number Of years. The report Of his death
which We find in the Philadelphia Tines Of the
9Th ult., is as follows "The mystery In regard
to the disappearance Of Hon. Alfred W. MnrkIey.
Of Camden, was solved by the discovery Of the
body ola drowned man ou Saturday raorrifng. in
the Delaware river, az Allegheny avenue wharf.
A description Of tho boly having been iel,eropbcd
10 the Central Station, General sewell, Dir. Mark
ley, a brother Of tho missing man, and Captain
Helms proceeded to the locality, vherc the body
had been found, and at once recognized the se-
maius as those OF Hon. Alfred W. Markley The
body had evidently oern In the water about is
hoars. 1t was placed in the custody of Coroner
Goddard and aflcrwardsremoved to hislatehoiae.
No. iee Cooper sstrec', Caindcn. MI Makiey
had been suffering for sone time past from a fs-
tuia 10 ano, and had been informed by his phys-
clan that he must submit 10 painful surgical
operation. Since then ilc has seemed somewhat
depressed In mind On Wednesday, having col.
leeted about $4,000, he deposited IS 900 10 bank.
leaving the balance at home. On Tuesday even
ing he took tea with John c. Bulliti, Esq, but
exhibited no signs Of any nnen,ai derangelqeut
On Thursday morning he left his house aud B.
tied Esterbrook's pen factory later he was seen
on sbaekainsSon feny boat proceeding to phii-
adelphia, and about 10 o'clock he was seen in a
Union car. This was the last seen Of hlm until
the dSeoYoD Of his body GU Saturday morning.
Mr., Markley wasSo years Of age, and anativc Of
Columbia, Pennsylvania. When guile young
man he became clerk Of The State Dapk, Camden.
He was afterwards assignee of the great Richards
esiateln West Jersey ,.and then cashier or pres-l
dent Of the Farmers aud Mechanics Bank Cam.
den. The Camden and Amboy Rnilroad Conpa.
ny made him enc Of its directors, and at The time
of his death he was political manager for It's cx =
ccuive officers. lie was stockhclder Of tho
Port Norris Railroad, aud was some tine ago ap-
pointed receiver for it, the Judge refusing all So
curiiy. lie was also vice president Of the Cam
den and Philadelphia Ferry Company Tho re-
mains have been turned over to the family, and
Coroner Goddard heIl no inquest in the case yes
ieriay and found "snieide by drowning while
temporarily insane"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

ihE or HOLDING ouAHrEn SESSIONS COURT.
81 ond Monday of January. tln .T8 a
Isrd Monday Of March,
First Monday Of june. t...4
Fourth Monday Of September.
rpR or noIpise COMMON PLEAS.
First Monday Of June.
Second Monday Of November.
.dr July ruBLic orricEks. H
Prs.idsni i.dgs---lIon. Charles A. Mayer, Of
Lock Haven .
A'.i'tami L"p Judgs-IIon. John II. orvi,, Of
Bellefonte. f So ''''''ff'
As'ociofs Jadges--willism c. Foley, CIear6eld +;
John J. Read, CurwensviIie.
Prothonotary--Eii Bloom.
Register dad Reeordsr--L. J. Morgan.
District AnorRey-Frank Fielding.
TreasHrer-David w. Wise.
Shsrif-WiiliHm n. Mcpherson
CoHnfy Surveyor Samuel p. McCIoskey, Cur
wensvile. N NoN
County ComRisioner,-Jobn d. Thompson,
Curwensvillc; olark Brown, CiearfeId Conrad
W. Kyler, Grahnmton,
coanty AHdifors--James II. lille, Lumber City;
Lewis O. Bloom, Clcarheld; Henry Whitehead,
Union township.
Jury Oommis'ioneys-John W. shugart, James
Mitchell, Clearfed. on
Superintendent Of Pn5Ge Schoo,.---John A.
Gregory, Clcarheld.
Notaries Pabtic--John w. Wrgcy, Wm. Ra-
debaugh Cyrus u. Gordon, Cearicld; Josiah
Evans, Jos. II. Irwin. N. T.. Arnold, Curwcnsvife;
J. j. Lingle, Emmett Sayers, 0sceola Mills; John
ston Hamilton, Lpihersburg.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

Ma. aoopLAssrn 81 sss IN your paper Il the
2sth ult, Communication from tuiwsnn lie,
charging me With having employed n. n. Bs'n-
ard TO assist 10 securing my domination ut the
late primary election. Now, judge frnm the
tons or The CurwensviIie cofrsspondent that Mr..
BraIaard has trAmped on hls toes ut sons lime,
and the cowardly wag wants to y,riks him over
my shoulder. will say " the correspondent
that never employed hr, Drsinard or any one
else to do an ungsnlen,aniy act 10 secure slngls
district or vots for ne. whsH started out %
this campaign II wss understood that ~ caudi-
dates We were to treat each other fairly, and ~
such have kept my pledge. Whatever vas done
BY my friends, without my knowledge, I should
be free from csnsure. Aud under the rules gov
sfning the Dsmocratic party, was not aware
that could employ and pay ihem to work either
directly or lndirscsiy. ask the correspondent IT,
Al the labor done In his borough and township
was done through pure Democratic motives, o.
vas thrrs little SCRIP bshisd the scrseu ,
Respectfuliy Yours,
Hl 'HiH W. w. .WonnELL.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

DY virtue Of wriso Of vsadifioni Ezponas, issusd
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cissr-
hsld county, and TO me directed, there viii
BE- exposed TO public sale, st the Court Housc,
in the borough Of, cisafnsid, on Saturday. the
23d day Of October, 1878, At I o'clock, p. IN.
the following described real estate, 70 Wit;
All that certain trsot Of land situate 10 Brady
township, CIearheld county emmy lvaniA, bound
cd and described, "a foIlowsi On the north BY
q. D. Goodlandsr, on the east by charlcs Mar
shall, on the west by ------- -------, and on the
south by Erie turnpike, contAinlng ose fourth Of
an acre, with dwelling house, store house and
stable thereon. Ssised. taken In execution aud
to be sold as the property Of J. N. Carlisle.
TEans or 6ALE.--Ths price OF SUN at which
the property shall bs struck OF must be paid At
the time OF sale, OF such other arangsmsnts
made ~ will be approved, otherwise the property
viii be immsdIstsIy pct Up and sold aEsin ~
Tie expense and rIsk Of the person 70 whom II
vss strsck of, and who, ID csss OF dsaeisssy at
such rs-saic, shsIl make good The same. md IN
no instance will ihs Deed bs presented in Court
for eosarmstIon unlsss the money 10 actually
paid 10 the Sheriff. fi
30 afliT M ~ W. X. MCPHERSON,
ssnrIvv's 0vvics, Sheriff.
cieAraeId, Pa, Oct Q, 1875.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

lr WOULD nE SfLENprD.GWc under
stand that Ex-0oy. Bigier Ia about making ar.
rAnge'pspiswl,h the Penn'ylysal Railfcad oun-
psey ts1fansase eroar'iopl ,rsia ever ths Tyrone
and clsurheld road, SO as to enable tho citizens
on the line o. this road to wilt the Centennial
grounds Ia Philadelphia. about the 10th Of No.
'ember. The eseur,ionisis would lsaye cu,weus-
vile in the mo' 'nng. stop at all stations between
that place and Tyrone. and thence proceed to
PbiladelPhia, remaining there one day to view tho
grounds and return home the next day. The fare
would not bo over half rates, $50 for the round
Trip. All who contemplate a visit to the Centen-
NAL next year should embrace this opportunity Of
pa, ing a visit to the grounds. to see "how the
land lays, SO that they may be prepared. by
taking a full survey, to know just where to 10
ne ext summer
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06
Marrifd.

At the Lloyd House, in Philipsburgon Tuesday
September asth. 1875, by Rcv. N. X. MmLsn,
MR. A. ?. sHofF and MISS NJ. WINNIE COW
AN, both Of Aimsvillc. Pa.
Al the Lloyd House, In phiiipsturg, on Thurs
day, September 30th, 1875. by W. G. McCurcm-
Eos, Esq, Ma. GEORGE J. CORAL and Mes
MARTHA u. HOOVER, both Of ciesrfsld
county. li. 'f faur,s. nroifiUre4
On Thursday, September 3oth, 1875, by Rev.
A. \. fuLros, Mn. RICHARD FULLER and
Miss ABBIE s. ROUGH, both Of Morrisdsie
Mines, ciearfsld county. 1lafin i
On Thursday, September seth, 1875. by Rev.
Mlss MARY 4. FULLER, both Of Mouisdals
Mines, clearheld county.
On Thursday, September 2sd. 1875, by Rev.
D. W. wAxrLER, JACOB A..HUGHES, OF Clear
asld county, and MARY 4. STEIN, Of Troy.
Jefferson county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06
A CowhnDLY OurnAoE--On Frida,

-
night burglary was committed at Eldorado
Springs, on the Branch Railroad, few miles
from the city, upon the premises Of lady named
Anna Maria kinsel, a widow, who has residing
with her a young lady. About eleven o'clock two
men disguised as negroes entered the house by
the back window Of the kitchen, and on entering
The sleeping room, on the FIRST floor, proceeded ut
once to bind the young lady's ankles aud wrists
with heavy strap. The old lady being fright
encd and feeble was unable 10 render any asss-
lance, and the burglars completed the work Of
shaekling the yonng lady without interruption.
They then proceeded to smother the old lady un-
der the bed clothing. threatening both OF them
with death IL they opened their mouths. After
this preliminary work, they made thorough search
Of the lower part Of the house, going through the
bureau, chest, boxes, clothes press ETC., and OBJ
taining something like fifty dollars In their
search they came across certificates Of Wm. M.
Lloyd calling for over one thousand dollars, but
these they did not take, throwing them upon the
floor. Alter they had completed their search
down stairs, (thcy didn't 10 up siairs) they re-
leased the old lady from her burden Of bed clothes
and removed the straps from the ankles and wrists
Of tho girl, after which they took their departure
The old ladys arms were very much bruised In
the struggle through which she passed with the
brutes, while the wrists aud ankles Of tho young
lady were skinned and bruised very badly
Altoona Tribune.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

a SAD ACCIDENT. John Swartz, an
employe Of the railroad company, in attempting
10 bosI tho rqtanbOun freight rsin, st ,he
.depofin this plaeesOn Friday svsninG cansnsar
losing hs life. The train was In motion and In
attempting to jump on the COW catcher, bis foot
slipped, and falling on the track the front truck
Of the engine passed over one foot and seriously
injured the other. His right leg has been ampu-
iaied below the knee, and he Is getting along just
as well MS might be expected under the circum-
stances, with wife and ten children. His fate
is another warning against that system Of en-
rineering
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06
Bean CnAsr.--The Grcpp

\ BEAR CnAsE.--The Gregg town
ship correspondent Of the Lewisburg Chronicle
furnishes the following, Friday Of last week, a
bear Of huge size came down from the mountsios
nesf ElimsIprs Lycoming sounty, Ia search d
prey Nlic iound n hog near the hountain, upon
which he laid hold. A wood chopper hear by ran
to the swine's relief. The bear then turned upon
the chopper aud ireed him. In the act Of climb.
ing the tree he well nigh cut Of one o. his fingers
with his axe. Mr.. Bruin then sailed out into the
valley, soon attracting about him all Elm port
and the region round about. 10 going through a
house yard he made pass at little girl, too no.
bic, however. to injure the tiny maid, he went on
in the direction where Charles spoody was plow-
ing. Eying Charley closely, he concluded not to
attack 80 portly specimen Of the genus homo,
and turned his course into n corn field. This,
however, was but dodge behind the curtain. as
after an hours pffeshment hs came out with
further bsnrships strategy, a. hc rct back to bis
mountain hemc without n scratch, much to the
chagrn and discredit Of Elimsport rinemen. much
TO the chagrin Of the many horsemen in pursuit,
las be dsianecd them alll and much 10 The dis
credit OF the dogs Of that region, as not one of
them had pluck enough to even pursue him.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06
Fall Good. at 7. A..FlseL 4 Co.'S.

stop that Cough. DR.. Morris Syrup Of Tar
Wild Cherry and lIorshound ~ guaranteed to
cure coughs, colds, hoarseness, or any disease Of
the throat. lungs or chest leading to consumption,
10 less time than any other preparation. Nothing
that we have ever sold acts 80 promptly and well.
II cures Group in . few minutes and is tho best
known remedy for whooping cough. Contains no
opium and 10 pleasant to take. Congh. worn ,ic-
tins, whose lungs are racked aud torn with par
oxyms, find sure and speedy relief from its use.
Trial size, 10 cents. Sold by O.. d. Watson,
Clcarheld; P. curley 4 Co., williamsgrove; 4.
III Forcey, Grah anton. and ?. Moyer, Kylertown.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

The residents OF Second street seem
determined to improve the external appearance
OF their dwellings, in spite Of the fact that III 6
money panic still hangs on. iona. Bpynion has
recently added handsOm, porch to the front of
his residence Jas. D. Graham 4. making quite m
improvement in the outward appearance of his
house, and DR.. Burchdci is remodeling the roof
on his dwelling Cearaeld contains more hand.
some private residences than any other town Of
It's size in the State.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06
rELIGI0Us NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rev. n. r.
srEvEss, ,astor.-Pubiic Service every sabbptb
At lOi NJ, and n pm.
Sabbath School at Q A. NJ.
Prayer '. eting every Thursday, at "A Pm.
Coma union Service. first Sabbath Of every
uonth, at lal A. NJ. f,r...s. :
Presbyterian Church--Rev. II. s. BurrrR.
sabbath services morning and evening-sab-
bath School at 3 p. M.--Prsyer Meeting wednes-
day evening.
-. Francis Church--Ca thoiic--Rev. p.
j. J'saEmpas.--Preaehing at iui o'clock. A. NJ, ON
me hrs' 'hird and fourth sundays Of each month !;
Vespers and Benediction fihe Blessed ssernmept
at O'Clock, P. M.-sundsy School every sunday
afternoon ct 3 O'Clock. M ir sal
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

1t is not often that three United
States Senators are to bo seen 10 a court house in
the woods. ours was graeed last week with the
presence of Bgler, Carpenter and Wallace, besides
such celebrities as Hon. r. ". Hughes, formerly
Attorney General Of the Commonwealth Hon.
Linn Bartholomew !, member Of the Constitutional
Conv' niion ES.state Senator Randall. Of Potts
vile, and a number Of attorneys from Lock Ha-
ven, Dellefontc and other localities, aitrac.cd
hithor to listen to tho trial Of the siney- Parks
ease, which is attracting universal attention.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

SUNDAY SoHooL CosvENTIoS,--Wc
are requested by W. J. King, Secretary, to an
nounoo that a special meeting Of the BENEFITS
Branch Sunday School Convention will be held at
the Noun, Zion church, Elk county. on the 2sd
Of October next, to continue one day. All per-
'onsare invited to attend. Thisplace stwo miles
from Caledonia Station on the low grade railroad
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06
oREEN,s AUGUST FLowER.

~ y n "NbEN . hVuVbI FLOWEH.
II is natural for people suffering with Dyspsp.
Ella and Liver Complaint or any dsrangemsuis oi
the digestive organs, such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Hsbitual Costiveness. Palpitation Of
the Heart, Heartburn, -brssh, gnswing and
burning pains at the pit Of the Stomach, yellow
skin, Coated Tongue and disagreeable tastc In
the mouth, coming up Of food after eating, low
spirits, &c, to put Of from day to day buying
an article that they know has cured their neigh.
bor friend or relative, yet they have no faith In
i until II 10 too late. But IT, you will 10 10 your
druggist Q. d. Watson, and get bottle Of Green's
August Flower your immediate euro 10 as certain
- you live. sample bottles Of this medicine can
be obtained for 10 cents to try It's superior virtue.
Regular size 7s cents, Try ~ Two doses will re-
lieve any case.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

the 2sIh% september, MichseishnHtr of Brady
township, on returning fom the barn. entered
the house and was met by his wife who iourished
butcher knife and attempted to take his life, but
he made his escape from the house. Failing to
injure her husband. she thrust the kniio into her
own abdomen, disembowoling herself and then
started for the woods. She did not run far
until 'he iell, and expired in a short time. She
has been subject 10 periods Of insanity, aud no
dou bt was aboring under such influences when
she committed the deed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

CHURCH DEDIcATToN.-Then new Cath
olic church, beautiful edihec, at janeviiic, Gu
Itch township, this county, will be dedicated on
Sunday, October l5ih. Bishop Mullen. Of the
Erie Diocese, will ofieiate on the occasion. A
cordial invitation Is extended to All to be present
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

The Venango Spectator furnishes the
following item to be added to the long list Of fa-
ialiiies from earelessness Miss Marshall a young
lady Of 27, was shot by livery stable man named
Starr, in Butler, last sunday afternoon aud died
on Tuesday morning. 1t Is the old story Mr..
Starr foand shot gun standing iu corner; he
didn't know II was loaded aud to lnd out whether
it was he snapped it at the girl while she was sit
ting at the table with father mother and the rest OF
the family. Loaded guns are nice things to have
lying loose around the house, especially where
there are idiots about.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06
ORPHANS COURT SALE

In pursuance of an order Of the Orphans
Court Of Clearfcld county, the undersigned, Ad
ministrator Of Andrew Moore, laie Of Penn town
ship, decd. will expose to public sale, in III,
borough Of Lumbar City, at the public house o
q. p. Guppy, on f fl
Thursday. October II, 1875,
ct o'clock p. m, all that certain tract Of land
late the estate Of said deceased, situate ia said
boroash, beaadsd and described rs follows. ,is
On the west by land Of job. n Irs,v, uvrsn "
lands Of Grisr Bell and George Psssmore, east by
lands Of the Robert Young estate aud Jane,
Cupples, and south by other lands late Of said
deed, lands Of the John Ferguson estate, ct al
containing about ITO acres mofc or less.
The Improvements consist Of n one and hall
story frame dwelling house 1sx2o feet, with
kitchen attached. log barn, and other outbuld-
ings. About Is acres Of the land Is cleared and
under good cultivation. NH.I fi' NfN
TERMS or SALE.---0nethird the purchase
money At confirmation Of sale, one-third in one
year from date Of sale, and the balance at the
death Of Hannah Moore, widow Of Samuel Moore,
late Of said township, decd, the latter two pay
ments with interest, to be secured by bond and
mortgage on the property.
~ lTl ls WIN. S. MOORE,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

T,O THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC.

The undersigned announce to the travelling
public that they have put trl-wcekiy hack on
the road from Houtrdaie via. MADEIRA, to Glen
Hope, running regular every Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday. Leaving Houtsdals on the ar.
rival Of the morning train. and arriving at O len
Hops at 1880 A. NJ; returning, leaves Glen
Hope all P. M z; returning to MADEIRA the sane
evening. Persons wishing 10 travel on any In
tcrmediate day will be accommodated by drop
ing line 10 the proprietors at MADEIRA. Parties
wishing 70 travel into the country. II they let rs
mset them Ut tho station, aud run them on any
road they wish to travel, ANY day except the
three regular days that we must be on the Glen
Hope road with the mail. Our wish IL to ac-
commodate, and We ask the patronage Of the
travelling public. sH0Ff BROTHERS.
CIV. sHorr, supt. " ri
Msdera, Aug. 4, 1s75-sn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

10 RAm RoADISG.--,rhc Tyrone Demo
oof ysyss "fcur trsmrs boarded on eastern
bound tain at Altoona, on Wednesday morning,
aud when in the vicinity Of Bells Mills three Of
them robbed the other of about si2 aud ihcn threw
him on rhs ttain iie wnsA yodngman about
10 years ase. We src ihfornei iha, 'wheb he
was thrown from the train he was run over by
the cars and bad one leg cut % above the knee
and the ether foot taken OF near tho ank'eal The
unfortunate man was taken back to Aloona, and
afterwards sent TO the county almshoasc. Tho
three LEFT the trIJni shortly afterwards and have
not since been heard Of Two suspicious looking
mon were arrested at this place on Wednesday
and f,nt to Altoona, but 30, proving 70 be the
ones looked for wcre Adisehafgei. fwooihers got
into box car on a Bald Eagle Valley train At
this place, he same day, aud cot knowing that
they we're 10, the oar was locked. Al unlonyille
they kicked hole In the cnd cf the sufficient,
larre 10 nllbu them 10 essapc f ItN
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

ANorHER.-James Nelson, for many
years resident Of Brady And Union townships,
died in the latter, on the liih Of September, sged
u years. lie belonged to that rare classi "Thc
nObloH work Of God, an honest man" This he
was admitted to be by all who bad dealings with
him. lie tests we'll, no doubt, 'over there.'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06
plsrnrsslNa DrArn.-On Wcdn,

DISTRESSING DEATH.--On- Wcdnes.
day evening last, Carrie Carroll daus hicr of viii
liam Carroll, of West Indiana, and aged aboai
fourteen years, met with a sad death. Amer her
mother had retired she took carbon oil lamp,
and sat down to study lesson. In some way the
lamp vas upset, tae oil saiurating her clothing,
aud the blaze communicating to It, In an instant
she was wrapped In the flames, and although she
and.he mother together with some neishbors wbc
werr surnt I'd BY hsr fearful cries, did ~ tbcy
could and raridIy qssaehed ths ~, she was 50
badly burned that she lived but few hours sf.
terwards. The deceased was very estimabIe
young lady, just budding into womanhood, and
her death is universally iamcnted. We need
scarcely add that the fate Of this young lady Il
smother warning to all TO be careful how they
handle carbon oil lamps Indiana Dsmoeraf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06
XlisA

4 AZ the residence Of his son, Henry Kerns, jr
In Cu-wsnwiils. on 6unday, September 2sth
1875, HENRY RERNs, 81, aged IS years and
II months. Ai 7ty t'i.i'fN .
In Piks township on YfiiAy, September ssth
1875, LORENZO PRICE, eyed 30 years.
In Lawrence township, on We dnssday, ssptem.
ber I'D. 1875, MABEL IRENE, daughter Of ".
l.. and II. O. RisHKI., sged months and 3 dsys
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

TuRNrIKrSu.-r last Grand Jury,
In their final report to the couri, among other
things said eve Gnd that portions Of the Phil
Psburg and susquehanna Turnpike, owned and
managed by Thomas Rallston and Others, is out
Of repair and in an unsafe condition, and return
the same as public Nuisance" tN
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06

A splendid birds eye vicw Of the
elites Of Pit,sburg and Allegheny has been sent
" Wy A. J. Nellis A Co, manufacturers Of stcels
aud irons, rittsburg. The engraving also con
Ains representation Of the Exposition Building
The exposition opons Oct. 7ih,'nest and closes
November 7th. Il will be n hne anair.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-06
CoALl CoALll
TO WHOM II MAY CONCERN.

The undersigned takes this method Of inform
ing the people Of Clearheld and vicinity, that he
has leased and re-opened the old Dan Ogden
coal bank, located within q mile from town, and
Il now prepared TO furnish irst. class article Of
coal, and TO deliver the same any where In town
at reasonable rates on tho shortest notice. A
good quantity Of coal always on hand and for
sale At the mine. NiIN
Orders len at waison's tobacco sta.. and
snyder's shaving ssioon.
FRANK WILSON.
f,iearGeid Az .7s.tf