Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-08-25

We have before US Vol. I, No. 8, Of the Pena
syira~ia BamHsr, printed at clearheld by Geo. :.
Irwin, on the sth day Of February, AID. ls2s. II
price, % per annum, bat if paid In advance only
$l.7' win be charged.
The first page eoniains IN original story, copied
fron the Philadelphia Ns,ensy. Tho "ccnirs
and Clsarhsld Rangers' are ordered " meet AT
the house Of John RyIer, on the a2d Of February,
precisely at 10 O'Clock, An. An officer to com
mand said company 10 to be elected on that day
-Gsorge 5. Irsin, Captain. Matthew brown
has = large quantity Of Treasurer's orders on
hand, which he will dispose Of at a discount or
ders received at par for store goods, Alexander
aud William Irwin publish n dissolution Of part.
nsrshiP, January 4th. 1928. A two-year old
steer vas then trespassing on tie plantation Of
Simon Pennington, in Ches, township.
The second page contains the proceedings of u
Democratic and Federal meeting. Moses Doggs
presided at the former meeting, assisted by Gricr
Bell aad jacob Y. Singer as Vice President, with
Lewis W. Smith and Geo. S. Irwin as Secretaries.
The Federal meeting was presided over by WIN.
MeNau, and Leonard Morey and Winston Coop
er acting as Secretaries. These latter defended
John Quincy Adams and Henry Clay, and the
former Andrew Jackson and John c. Calhoun.
David Runk, Of Philipsburg, wants an apprentice
to learn the blacksmithing business. William
Kinnsar wants an apprentice to learn tho boot
and shoe-mskiug and the tanning business he
also wants to 'ell or rent the Travellers Rest"
hotel. George s. Irwin wants an apprentice i'm.
mediatsy to learn the printing business.
[ On the third page, the editor announced the
fact that the Governor has appointed Frederick
Smith Judge Of the Supreme Court in the room of
Judge Duncan, deceased, and Calvin Blythe is
appointed Attorney Grusrsl in the room Of Fred
erick Smith, and that the bill appropriating
$4,000 to the Milesburg and smst hport turnpike
passed the Senate without smendr1ent.
At the masthead aoated the names Of Andrew
Jackson for President and John c. Calhoun for
Vice President. . ME f3U#
A large and respectable meeting was held in
the Court House, presdsd over by Moses Boggs,
with N. b. Reed and George s. Irwin acting as
Secretaries, for the purpose Of aiding the Phila-
delphia Bible Society. FuIlng and dyeug was
then carried on by wm. Ramsey, at Clearheld,
Bridge aud John Draucker ono and a half miles
west Of Curwensville, on Anderson's creek. Jos.
NJ. Martin, lawyer, consumes half q column,
citing the names Of the Judges, county officers
aud members Of the bar Of Columbis county, who
have endorsed him as an upright, industrious
man Of good, moral character, etc.
The fourth page is nearly taken up with the
Aditors' Settlement James Ferguson was Treas
urer, and had balance due him OF S7.6i. Thetaxes
in the hands Of collectors amounted to s5,l75.
OF the seventeen collectors, Richard Shaw and
Robert R'm alone survive. Tho Commissioners
were George Wilson, Joseph Hoover and Robert
Ross, and James Read was their Clerk. The
County Auditors were Elisha Fenton, j. Y. W.
schnarrs and 1gnatius Thompson. Jas Thomp-
son offers house and lot No. 5s, in Philipsburg,
for sale. The lot has the advantage of three
streets and convenient to the water Samuel
Way, Of the same place, wants an apprentice to
learn the boot and shoe business. Mary fetter-I
man is the propristress Of the Travellers Tnnsl
in the same town. She solicts custom, and nou-
fes the public that 'no liquor will be sold by the
small" WIN. Davidson is in the boot and shoe
business. wh. Phillips notifies coal diggers that
he wants 10000 bushels Of coal dug out of his
bank, near Phipsbarg. WIN. J. Christ, Attorney
at Law, will attend to his professional duties at
the Misses Reeds, in oufwenwillc. u The dssou-
tion Of Geo. S. Irwin and Christopher KratEer in
the printing business, was brought about on the
2Sd Of January, 1928. Caleb Bailey gave This
notice ,rla Il
"There came RAM to my house last fall;
He has cut or mark on either ear,
As by inspection Plainly dses appear.
The man that comes and manfests his claim,
When he thinks Of, may move away the same
Pike township Is the place | do DWELL
My name is CALEB BAILEY, known right wsll
There Is one thing more might as well DO said,
The price Of this advertisement must be paid.
January 2sth, 1928.
We have thus passed over the Banner, giving
synopsis Of all that appears in II.
OUR TIMER INTERRsTs.-Ther recent