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COSGREssIOSAL.

y;c..p,es;d.n, y;,.on he;,, .b.er, from,
the Senate J.nuayx o5 Mr. Antbopx Rem
~ pboa. I.,.nd -. a..,.,.a p,..;d.r, nro
,. /, h;u ,,, A.. ,.,;.f a. a.. .n,v;x.r.
~ ,be pol.,;s xa. n...cd Al the ..piration
of ,he morn;nc hon, IN. Iop;.;sna discus.
sion was resumed Richard r. irwin. hav.
ing c.,.ed ia he a coptumaciou, witness. was
ordered bv the Uou.e 10 he DISCHARGED from
cus,odv An amendment 10 the rule, wa,
Introduced with the desirn of preyentinp
Tho n,omhs,s from c,o,c;no The bu.;ne.s
of ,he ,essio, with 6Iibus,er;ny motious
bu, il failed 70 receive the txo.tbird, vote
necessary IN II. massage. II was agreed to
su.,end The rule. n allow an amendment IN
,hs po.,.of,;ca ann,onr;a,ion Hill repe.ling
the additional China subsidy to the Pacific
ring the conjunction Of a bridge At St
Louis was passeJ. An unsucce,sful sttempt
was made to reach the Civu Rights bill, and
the House soon afterward adjourned.
Af,e, m;.ce,,.oeo,. business Janusrv o6
The senate resumed consideration of the res.
olu,i,p ins,ructing the Judiciary Committe.
IN i,aui,e what IeyisIation nv Congress- 1,
necessary To secure TO the people of Leuisi.
ana the right Of self.coyernmept under the
Cors,itution and the debate on this was not
conc,uded when IN, srnat. .d,ourned
The Uouse pa,sed a bill providipe tbn, Mex
ion, citizens of Ter,;tor;es acquired from
Mexico bv the United State. NAV become
na,urab,ed wi,bout declaring their inten.
lion. and .u;oy all The rights and privileges
:,
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nRs BLACKBERRY a rEYros.

ieins and sargcry rcspecifaly tsnder their -sr,ice
70 thx s,iizeas Al stamford and vicinity, oace on
/. MheAres' formerly eseuPied by Dr, Jsck Craig
professionally engaged. DR. n resides -scond buila-
Ing north 81 h~nVl toll gate eas side Of pike where
be can hs ioand al nighi sat-
N O. kush,
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AUCTIONEER,
sTANEOaD. AENIuCHy.

Mib attend sales 10 this aud doining COUNTIES aud
uil attend all the courts In this section oi the state
perssns desiring my services may leave their orders
at be Ipsrior Joarnal once or addrcs me al stan
ford &-ly
The interior journal., 1875-02-05

An ODBcT or CosrEMPT.-There
was a very irascible old gentleman who
formerly held the position Of Associate
Judge in one Of our interior county
seats. Going down the main street one
day, one Of the young lawyers spoke 10
him without coming up 10 his honor's
idea OF Difference. Young man, ] fne
you five dollars for contempt Of court"
"why, Judge" said the oGender, "you
are not in session." This Court" re-
sponded the Judge, thoroughly irritatsd,
sis always in session, and consequently
always AN object Of contempt"
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was from Cincinnati and said her husband
had deserted her.


had deserted her.
Mas. KATE CLARK, recently q sesmstres.
In the family Of senator Stewart, at Wash
ington, vas recently arrested st Baltimore,
charged with the robbery Of Mrs. Stewart Of
. m. . e'""u 'Ace., e', 's'.e" so'o"'
, .,o'.'."' NV" wv" '"e W.
""'"'"s''"'
nsShf !. MAkriS, er-Sher'n OF Alex
a"o,ia county Ill., committed suicide re-
ee".S ~ 'Mfo' oy shootng himself through
o"e hea" WIN revolver
pRk'ohT train on the Erie road, bound
Fast, ran into another standing on the track
at Hobokus, n. j., killing the fireman and
inj"ring the engineer. Both trains took
nre, and the tracR vas obstructed some
hours Neither OF the trains was destroyed.
Ihk striking coiored 1ongshoremen at
new orleans attempted t. stop all those
WORKING on the ievee Tor less than twenty
n'e CEN" per hour' Ihey succeeded In
snving on the men at some poiats, and
hnaliy attempted to stop those engaged In
loading the steamer Matches, all the men at
~ork there being employed on the boat. A
squad OF Metropolitans endeavored to quiet
and di'Perse the rioters, but were assailed
Win stones The police then opened hre
with revolvers, when the negroes retreated
In confusion, one or two being slightly
wounded. The ringieaders were arrested.
GesersS.
..;., .,s.,,or 4, An. r,,,, con,,...
.,.n., n;.,,;., ,l,,noi. n n C.,Is.,d Con.
rre..man-eIec, from tost District to the
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~. 80. II, - I.n,..,sS 49,.
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s"o" I" os" ", n,
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ecac'ausa o"n" .',n W. -, - va ~, IN ,S,. M
e.',oNo'v'o " ~, I.'',' -. ~.
oo"""'' so'' "o -. -.
W. ." - - sso 600 ooo
months. ins ..,.,s, 'as 90 ss,..
nAe" W W. "''"''"''
'"s,I A'soo'A'es A., Ar
- ~ -. r,r.... Comn.nv =,
-" v, o.. -. .,h,.a s,.d.r I.., AZ
A.. ,.,,.-;. ,o,a.. T..,,x...v.n south
c'-.,s. e.,,a.,.a h,,,a. d.,.d I.r,.,x
,s,a =, a, ooo ..ch Numbered , Oss IN
,oo, ;n.,,.,v. o,o oii. and 2la: also
40 hond. n s,oo each. numbers es5 and
,ss a, .on.oI;d.,ed Virginia hands Of
A, ooo Zach. With first coupon due July 1,
~, ,rmh.,, iIs5O IN tt.s,, inclusive:
tou, couron, due January 1, 1875, $50 each,
Of four Missouri State bonds, numbers 1928,
3,725, 3,726, and s,721.
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a PADuCAH r. n
Completed 10 Paducah.

Pas-sngsrs leaving Louisville on 500 N rain nAks
lose connection al Ehkshethtown with i0p a m
rain.
u. BRock, Superintendent.
q. BH.psusAs. Gen. Pass. Ag't.
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NEWS IN BRIEF.


r.. =. ri, =. a.. -, s... ~. :,
cent severe cold spell on the plains.
INDIAN Affairs are very threatening. ii
the neighborhood Of Hiho, Nevada, II va
found necessary TO remove families frcu
fahranagai Valley to kiko, Muddy, sn'
Pioche Tor safety. IL has been ascertaine'
from Indians themselves that since last Jul.
hfteen white men have been killed by saw
ages 10 the ne'ghborhood. Lately they hav'
been driving on cattle Of the settlers In thu
valley, and II is thought they will attempt Il
carry out threat aud drive the whites iron
the valley entirely. Application was made
MPioche Tor mes and arms TO assist them.
The feeling against the proposition IA
compromise the shrievalty matter, by max
ing Crosby's bond and putting in a deputy, |,
q intense that the project has been sban.
doned. The people will recognize nobody
but Flanagan a. sheriff until forced by the
military, aud declare emphaticzlly against a
compromise looking TO the reinstatement OF
Crosby.
Wsshsa~sss.
inf PRESIDENT has sent to the House OF
hePresen'ati'es the report OF the board OF
for reclsma,ios Of IN. .,Iuyial ba.iu of IN.
Nis-e-;ppi Rive, s,b,.c, IN i,u,d.,;o.
Tn, commission es,;m.,, ,h., IN. necessary
hydrographical and Typographical surveys
will occupy three years, and cost about
sSoo,0co. They recommend a present sp-
preparation Of siSo,co for this purpose, No
that the result Of the surveys can be made
available, and work commenced in the con.
struction Of levees without waiting for the
completion Of surveys. The Commissioner.
recommend the immediate appropriation Of
100000 to repair existing breaks or
crevas-es in the State Of I.ouisians; $500. 600
for the same purpose in Arkansas, and $500.
600 for the State Of Mississippi.
THE President has sent to the Senate, in
response TO its resolution Of inauiry. another
large mass Of manuscript copies Of cor.
respondence relative to the Louisiana dis
orders.
TnE Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections have decided that the Kellogg Ad-
should be recognized as the
legal Government Of Louisiana. The vote
stood, syes---Messrs. Morton, Logan, An
thony, and Mitchell. Nsys--Messrs Alcorn,
Hamilton, AMI salisbury. Absent Mes-rs.
Carpenter and Wadleigh. Mr.. Alsorn stated
in committee that IL this resolution was
adopted, he should vote in the Senate TO sd.
nit Mr.. Pinehhack.
ApvicEs from Louisiana represent tina,
The plan recently proposed by the Ccuser,a-
lives for the compromise Of the difficulties
IN that Sts." will doubtless be agreed TO.
The proposition will probably be modified,
20 As to make Wilt Speaker Of the House.
The authorities here have substantially a.
'ented to the compromise.
A PACKAGE was received at the Dead
Letter Office containing half dozen snakes,
Two dead and the remainder alive. One is a
five feet long. The reptiles
"e'. IN TN oof' addressed to Germany,
Ou' had oeen stopped at New York ON ac-
'o"n' OF ln'ame'ent postage.
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wITHOUT CHANGE.

The only line with which pa~-engers from the South
make direct connection al Louisville With through
'sr ior kew lork, avoiding from TO 10 houn' delay
Incident TO- and arriving train Ia advance of all
a her lines Time from l,ouiz,ills 10 NeS YORK
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I ouIsvILIE AND CINCINNATI
SHORT LINE RAILROAD
CINCINNATI AND THE EASTl

vI,HE quickest, hest aud only route running a
il doule dAily line PulmAn Drawing Room Slcep-
Ing Cars from Louisville 10 Columbus, q ritsburgh,
Harrisburg, rhilsdslphia, New YORK, and other
Eastern cities,
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ksres1a

Az autograph letter from Alfonso has
been delivered to Queen Victoria, formally
advising her OF his accession to the throne,
and Of his intention 10 rule over Spain on
constitutional principles. Similar noti6ca.
tion was received by France.
GENERAL GARiBALDI on recently arriving
in Rome, MAS met by the Mayor and members
Of the municipality, and cordially welcomed
To the city. Several work mems societies
formed procession with bands, and escorted
the old hero To his hotel Immense crowds
lined the streets, and cheered with the Wild.
est enthusiasm as the General passed. The
people took the horses from bis carriage, aud
dragged him 10 the hotel.
ISroRNATIOS has been received from Mad.
rid that preliminary psrlsy Was held he.
tween Carlists andA lfonsists on the 2Sd inst.
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nGnTon 4 cvRO,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,

Will stte0d 10 ell business intrussed 10 them in
Pulaski and surrounding ooanties Collections
promptly made In PULASKI and Wayne Counties
7atf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-26

WANTS lNro RMATIoS.-Seth Green,
The great hsh culturist, has asked the newspapers
90 call the attention Of people along The lines Of
the river fats to note whether any young or old
dishes are found in tho pools and dePressions after
the water ha. fallen, and inform him Of the result
The point to Lc gained is the finding out II the
Young 6sh that have been placed In the rivers
and creeks Of the State Of late, remain in the
regular cbanuel or deep water, or whether they
seek shallow water and slower current, and are
exposed to the danger Of being lcii high and dry
upon the ground when the streams fall
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-26

Have You Dyspepsia, with iis train Of dis
orders, billlcusness constipation water brash loss
of appetite, headache, dstrcss after eating, &c
If 80, 40 to q. d. Watson, Druggist, aud get o
be well. Il acts as no ether medicine ever did,
aud sure relief Is guaranteed in every case where
directions are followed. II tones up the stomach,
restores the natural appetite, strengthens the
weak, and as a liver regulator II has 20 equal. A
Clergyman Of philadslphin says at Il the very
foundation Of health" So all who are mfcring
ffou, disordcrsd stomach or liver We soy iry Il.
A few doses will relieve and little peney srancc
cure the worst eases. Trial File 10 cents. Sold
also by 2. Curley Co., Wiliiamsgroyei T. II.
forcey, Grahamion, aud P. Moytr, kylerown.
mchlTeowiy ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-26

RyL,yy Mysrrxa-.ln accordance
with previous announcement, the citizens of the
borough OF cIearheld convened in he Court room
on Monday ,v snine, the sl,h Inst, for the pur-
pose Of taking some action In the furnishing Of
relief to the 0sceola sufferers.
The meeting va. called to order Ly Rev. WIN.
II. Din, who stated the object aud necessity Of
sction on the part Of ,h. people assembled, amer
which. on motion. Hen. James 7. Leonard was
elected President James u. 0raham, Rev. T. J.
sheridan. Jane. Irwin, Or. J. a Iianswiek and
,. O. Miller Vice Presidents, aud l.. J. Morgan
and John NJ. Adams Secretaries. A. y. Boynton
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-26

Look Our Two Cambria county
farmers we're recently badly cheated by smooth
iongued stranger who purchased horse from
each giving in payment checks On an Ebensburs
banking house. When the farmers came to draw
their money they found that they had been taken
in and done for. Beware Of s,rangcr', full cf
strange deyic es to cheat tho unsuspecting farmer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-26

SOLDIERS ORrnAHs.--An Act of AS
scnby, approved March 18th, 1873, authorizes
the admir- rion into Soldiers 0phan Schools Of the
children 0. those deceased soldiers who were resi-
dents Of this State bat served In organizations Of
other States, provided that the children are now
residents Of Prnnsylvsnia also, tha, the children
Of decreased. destitute or permanently di,abled
soldier, who were born after January Let, 1876,
may now be admitted without Limitation as to
number. There are large number Of children Of
both these classes who werc under the old law dc.
barred admission aud who nov eau be placed In
the -choois Five hundfcd and twenty seven
children, who have reached the maximum ago 90
years, will be discharged from the schools IBIS
year. : Erehspge.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-26

A HAPPY FAMILY.-lt looked at one
time last week a. though Sheriff Mcpherson would
be compelled to rent several Of our hotels from
the way customers were erowding In upon him.
lie, at one time, had iliy EIGHT prisoners locked
up In HE boarding house, and sixty.sesen Of that
uuinbcr we're dissatisfied with their situation.
On Monday, however, the number was reduced to
twelve, and the family Is not 80 unhappy as II
was week ago.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-26

An ACT RELATING TO MUNICIPAL.
0FyIcEus-LAws or ls7j.--sEc. |. De Il enacted,
de-, That oil mcmbefs Of councils aud all
other city, ward, borough aud township officers,
excepting school directors, to bo elected on the
third Tuesday Of February next, or in any year
thereafter, whose term Of Office would. under ex-
isting laws, expire prior to the irst Monday Of
April shall continue iu Office from the date at
which said term would otherwise expire, until the
first Monday Of April next ensuing thereto; aud
the terms OF their successors shall begin on the
first Monday Of April, and shall continue for the
period now fixed for the duration thereof by ex-
isiing laws in each particular ease and hereafter
all elections for officers which will be vacant on
the first Monday Of April, shall be held on the
third Tuesday Of February next preceding thereto.
SEC. 2. That the members Of legislative depart
ments Of the municipal governments Of this Com
monweslth hereafter elected shall assemble In
their respective places Of meeting for the purpose
of organization st ten o'clock, In the forenoon OF
the frt Monday in April 10 each year and that
the mayors Of all cities of tho Commonwealth
shall be insugurated and take the official oath at
twelve o'clock noon of the same day.
SEo. >. That all acts or parts of act. inconsist-
ent herewith are hereby repealed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-26

TYRONE HERALD SouIBs.-Ex-Gov.
Bigler was at the Ward House on Tuesday morn
ing lie looked hale and hearty.
A number Of 0dd-fellcws irom Clcarded on
their way to williamsport, to attend the Grand
Lodge, tarried with US few hours on Monday.
Senator VIM. A. Wallace passed through this
place on his way home to Clearhcid. on Tuesday
morning. He looked as happy asa Lig sun-aowsr.
Hes fixed. you know.
The back bone Of the strike in the Clearheld
coal region Is about played out. Men have gone
to work In nearly all the mines, at the old price
Of so cents per ton. Prom present indications iu
little while business will be as active as ever In
the coal regions and on the branch road, much TO
the satisfaction Of NIL concerned. I4.
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lMisfs.lxnsan6,.
TRUSTEE,S, SALE ,t.
i ,AdffIBjt , iiaAJf<
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT
Public or Private Sale! !!
Behg;d dPstion 81 the Estate bf Al K.
Wright, deceased.


The unier.ignsd wili sell at publie sails. unis.
sooner disposed Of, on the
FIRST MONDAY oF JUNE. Isfs.
p.ih.' Cos,i Aop =. IN lbs b4s ought sf cisasssB
pa. ahtbr bhowiny 'descrfbed TEAL cstate, w.
Also. al the undis idsd half part II $50 acre.
more or less, Va three several parcels of laai
part Of the joseph clark end John Harrison sur
yeys, situate in Woodward township, clesIfeld
county. and sane tsmls bod 10 csmmsn with
Caleb and George Churchman, having a large
amount Of auable white pine aud henloek with
other timber thereon.
Z ALc. another tract containing i5s acres, more
or less, situate in Woodward township, being the
west end Of the Thomas Marston snrvey. hnving
thereon white pine, hemlock md other timber
and being underlaid with several seins Of vaiua.
bic coal. .iN4f Ni Htt NH if tH
Also, another tract Of 40 acres, more or les.
ps,rt oftiie s'eln wJd sorrey, being The bank.
ing ground situate at the mouth Of Morgan Run
and adjoining land Of William Albert Bros, in
Woodward ,owrship, Ciear6eld county, and esr.
cred with valuable henlock and other timber.
Also, another tract Of 100 acres, more or les.
being part Of the Thomas Stewardson survey,
situate in Decatur township, CLARIFIED county,
and lying within the coal measure OF the osceolA
coal basin.
Also, two parcels Of land situate in Lawrence
township, within one mile Of the bsrotgh, and
valuable as out lots one thereof containing eight
acres, more or lees; the other four acres adjoining
lands Of Robert Wrigley and others.
Misc, another tract Of land, situate In Pike
township, containing 323 acres, being part Of war
rant No. 1880 situate within six miles Of the bor.
ough Of Clsarfeld, covered with valuable timber
and underisld with fre clay Of the finest quality.
Also, all those four certain building lots situ.
ate in Reeds addition to the borough Of Clear
field, and known as lots No. and in said
addition.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-26

ACCIDENTALLY Snor.-Thc danger
Of Gre.arms In the hands Of little boys had ter.
rible demonstration on Friday last In this hnrorgh.
Little Charles MeNally and willisui. Krug, each
aged about twelve year., had IN their pesssssion
revolver, aud while coming home from school
they were prscticIng target shooting. While the
pistol was In the hands Of Charlie MeNally, by
some means u "went Of" and the bullet lodged
In the thigh Of William krug, making painfol
though not a serious wound. Had the wound
been three inches higher Il would have resulted
10 the death Of the boy. We hope this will be a
warning TO all boys not to carry FIRE arms
81. Nary Gosehe.
Pistols are not the proper educational insirn'
menis for school boy, to handle yet such IL
progrrn.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-26

BRowS on HIS FEET AdAIN.-Col.
Bro~n yeditor ofthe Bslieionte Republican,
announces that on the srst Wednesday in June he
will print the first number Of q new psper to be
called the /" industrial Advocate" 1t isto be In
dependent In politics. and an advocate Of laborins
interests. The Colonel has had rough time ever
since he deserted the Democrats party in 1854.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-26
lied.

Atthe 81. chsucs Hotel in iRcynoldssiIle. Pa ;
on Anpday, May i7th, 1874, ,cLARRlSsA. Su-
SANNAli, daughter Of JAcon and CAROLINE
sonwgn, aged YEAR, and i6 days. ~ 'ii'il -
In Morrisiafe, cicaraeil county, Pa, on rri-
day, May 2Ist, 1875, EMILY. wife " JGss,u
RornRocK, aged 70 years and u days.i ; no
lJpniala county papers please eopy.ls
The maiden name Of the deceased, We believe,
was BurchGsld, a sis,erio Mrs. Beuj. lIarlshorn,
Of carNensvillr, aud qpe..ef tho oldssi residents
10 ~' county llisi giIin .ilQaf .atlla
lnolvarfeld, Pa, on Friday, May 2l.t. 1875.
EVE, wts Of JouE KpAeLr. aged 80 years, $
months and IS days
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A NAnnow EscArE.-The Reynolds.

A MARROW EscApE.--The Reynolds.
vile Herald says James u. Arnold, son Of
y. X. Arnold, Thomas Reynolds aud small boy
came near being drowned In the creek at
strousc's Landing, In the lower limits Of
the borough, last Thursday evening. The boy
had fallen In 90 of some logs which were floating
about In the creek and was about eshausied when
Arnold. who eoaid not swim, plunged in after
him. His attempt to rescue the boy vas In vain,
and he was about becoming the victim Of a wsiery
grave when Reynolds came to his assistance, and,
with much trouble, with a hold on the log, be
worked the three of them towards sh' r.. Had he
lost HE hold on the log, the party would have
been drowned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-26

The act of May 25th, 1874, provides
,hs, the seth day Of May, commonly called Dec
grafton Day, shall be legal holiday, aud when
the seth day Of May occurs on Sunday, then the
.sawioy preceding shall be so observed as holi-
DAY, and the paper maturing on eithor Of these
days becomes payable on the Friday preceding
As the soth day of May this year comes on sun
day Il will be we'll to bear this pecularity Of the
law In mind
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-26


GRAND ENTERTAINMENT We under.
stand that the citizens Of carwen.vills have APP
pointed committee, consisting or A. n. Irwin,
Geo. W. Weaver, P. X. sprenklc, ). G. MeQuowu,
VIM. G. Arnold, y. n. Root aud Tho.. J. Prow.
who propose to give m entertainment in Arnold's :
Hall, on Saturday evening nert. consisting Of
vocal aud instrumental music, solos, Duets, quar-
tets, songs. characters. tableaux, tc. The Clear
field Orchestra will be present aud take part in
the performance. The proeeeds are to be for
warded TO the 0.ceols sufferers, and It is hoped
tha, the concert will be literally paironired.
Friends. recolleet the homeless, naked and
hungry. Besiow your mite on this occasion, II
you never did before. The needy are your imme-
date neishbors, and, although avoiding Il them-
selves charity never demanded 50 ,nueh before in
this county. Let her not be turned empty away.
We understand that Mr.. Arnold gives the hall
and light free. o-,t
Tickets for reserved seats to be had At the
Drug store OF Geo. W. Weaver 4 Co.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-05-26
NOTICE TO TAXPAYE Frs


N In accordance with m Act of the Gone raj
Assembly Of this Commonwealth, approved the
22d day Of March, A. u. 1870 and the sopple.
ment approved thr Sd day Of April, A. d. ls52
relating to the collection Of taxes In the county
of ClearbcId" notice Il therefore hereby given to
the taxpayers residing IN the districts below
named, that the County Treasurer, 10 accefdanes
with the second section Of said Act will attend al
the places Of holding the borough and township
elections on the following named days, between
the hours ofpt. NJ, and =. NJ, nicss Otherwise
dcsignated for the purpose Of receiving the County
and State taxes due and assessed COR the year 1915
For wallaecton, Saturday, June ~, FROM to
I04O r.M. AN" "HiN" Ns .A'A"A
q For woodward. Tuesday, June 10. Ii Y11l
For 0ulich, Wednesday, June 10. Nf4luu
Tor Beccaria, Thursday, June ", l.I
For Knox, Friday, Juiie fs.
For Jordan, Saturday, june lf.' fAllH fNl
r for Chest, Monday, June ~. t.iIa.f
For New Washington, Tuesday, Junt ~.
For Burpside township, wednesday, Jnne n.
For Dornside borough, Tharday, June ~.
For Bell, Friday, June 2e.h4f .A.Ili rgaH
" Upon all issss paid to tho Treasurer lhcre will
be reduction VI fre per cent, while ave per cent
win bc addedqffcr NE MA dogcf Jmig nsrf, 10 ~
unpaid "a xcs. nAkiug difference Of TEN per cent.
TO prompt taxpayers Parties can always, from
and aiier the 1T Of Ma,, pay iheir taxes ~ the
Tfeasurers once. rare opportunity win be
edorded merchants 10 lin tleir Iesases for 1875,
and thus avoid = trip 10 the Court House for that
purpose. DAVID W. WISE,
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