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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-22

favate8 with taa8gu, perhaps painless
atGih, Ard though both mind sud voice
were very veal, she retained to the iatE
full ln9w st.4ge q ard saee,iaa faF he
fs.thfai eazaGtAs ca su8 dear friends who
mIusHsrei le1 icIIF to htF needs
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-22
NOTICE


~ state Of vermont bennington County,
ELIAS r. IL THEIR Bennington County Court
JQHN J kAHu j f'''"'''' t''"'t t''h
whereas, at thc Juoo Tnfm, 1874 u said court
Elias +, Luther 81 Dorset ~ said county, brought
Bla action against john j, Nash. formerly at
Londonderry, IN the County % WiudhBn, bot
now Of parts uuhapRp, declaring On e.rlaln
pralulusBry note dated December H. 1906 fat
the sum Of two hundred dollars, payable 90
George W, Mash or bearer ga demand With Ia
trreal, % DO paid diy dallatH appually uuui
paid aud the plaiuiin AYERS that bU Il lha besTur
aud owner OF taId note, And whereas 10 alp.
pears That Fad John J Mash Aas had Hn peff
soaal notice Of sail suit and resides without tho
state, and that said cause WaH continued 90 tho
December Torn NJ tald ouuft, 1874 whom & 10
TrtHti by haiJ court that sbld defendant uu
notified 81 the pendeuey of taid action by Iub.
llshlug tho substance ot sRid destination tas
gulhor with this order ia The Manchester Joru.
SAL, printed 81 Manchester i0 aald raHutF Hf
ruuujngton three weeks ensaeseisuIy tbg Leaf
OF whIch 10 ba % least twenty lays prtyiaus o.
the peat tenn af said epuri ta bH haidtH "a
Manchester ni and far taid county Of hauuiuE-
tom, up tho urt IurFtHy ct june, 1875, nhtea
shall Zee deemed sufficient notice Go aaid defend.
ant to appear 80 said t0Gm ot court hui dUeut
said suit IL hr snail Fea eaua#
b5 order ui Court
4.3w y f. IuRLtH Deputy Clcrk
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-22

When sou visit or leave the City 81
NEw NoRE, save annoyance ard expense
81 carriage birc aud stop ST the GRAND
UNION HOTEL, opposite Ibs GRAND
CENTRAL ppoT. u has over $50 elegant
jy furnished rooms and Il fitted up At an
expense Of over $4,000. Elevator,
steam aud al modern improvements
Europeaa Plan. The REsFAL RANTS,
t.aneA Counter aud Wine Rooms are sup
piled with the best The markets eau fur
nish. The cuisine j. unsurpassed. Rooms
for a single person, st5o aud 81 per day
rich suites for families propouionAtely
low, 40 that visitors TO the city aud tray
ciers eau live more luxuriously, for less
money, at the GRAND UNION, than At
any other frst-class Hotel ia the city
Stages aud Cars pass The Hotel every
minute for all parts Of the City. g.. +.
4 ". u. GARRISON, Managers,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-22

This q the best family medicine % cure al
Kinds ~ rsln Nau ever tried
Is is ciraa, safe and dgliei1ua 10 use. AuA IL
rnB use Is faithfully Ii VIII 90 VOC aouut
Dlrt elilas on each bottle Bay it q the
Druggists an MsFehSut where yen trade II they
have not Eptit bu aAn3 they WlA send zen % a.
yonr request aui stt Yea HgHH1as hgaut's Faja
hdaaJ Magic 1a,sl manufacturer lowest price
retail,
sseVld iy nFngglsta Merchants aud Gfocfrs
il Is pNt gp ia Tires slsss, aud called "trtl
sire p "ne8laui size" had "lAygo family size"
bottles,
WM RENNEA SONS.
Sole proprctoys and Manufacturers,
faushgli. Mass.
sold by V Grover, hp1 Wnt Hard. I2eouly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-22
nAN sNIIrnIa IsrATE

- State 81 Vermont Manchester Distinct -
Al Probate Court held 20 Manchester within
aud FOR tsid pttuat ~ hanobrstef 90 tbe ~ b
dag al April. 4. p, 1873.
Present Hon, " T. BBrtun Judge
The hdHuuintTatpf uu Tie estate - Dan
smith Iato of Fair Haven. Goaus. having fHsI
estste lu said district deceased. respectfully
represents that the smHgnt Of dsbts doe from
said drUEaTrd is tii4 ~
The ebarEt7 81 administration
tztjmatgI % 8i
lalaure 81 debts fhafFa sbIo 90 real
tslais gf SAID decreased tSH Is
TO raisG which sun, BE- pfa}s sald Court 81
grant htm ilgouse DO sell 80 ma1h IT ibe real
estate of said dfruastu as ls necessary ~ she
payment o. amid debts and charges Of atmtAis.
tTatt0l
WhtrtHppH 30 vaa ordered that bsauuF go
saia application De bst ST O Probate Court q DO
hsId = the Probate office 100 Manchester, lh said
distinct aH Ice 2gtn daF of MAJ s. @ 1875 sud
chat uul4ga ~ esd application ibH nsturs ana
reasons farfabi aHd thH i.m6 sud place ~ hauf
IuE fhnerHu be- given 90 $50 EfIsgaH interested
b.. 4uaHsbiaF certified caEF 81 tte record n
aaN1 afaft tbfur weatH tH.atsftfe|Y iH hn Aata
chester JaJEEtt. Newspaper pttuird FL sail
Manchester. pfsttaaa 90 raid Hme 70 hs4fluE
A tfUe Record.
Auaat. IUyELAsD urs sOA. Esfistsr.
A frH# esHy ri record.
Aufrt. lDYELAab 1t aHpa. AfFlstar.
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-22

-
WuHsar4v. u. C.. April latb. 1875
Ansr long ..raee take pp inv
,sreil ta.,..v aa i-st.llrnsgt of nv debt
4. tho Jsrax.r fsr what il tells me
~ ,.s..,s. aud ,g,ig-. rsn4 q, krav
y,t It.sl MAJ .aw ssogeron.rel "a
,t, oi4 e.tsrsa r,ssrA.r 7 rrre road If
,,hs tslg ti. CONGREGATION that as this
...~.,..as As .lanf.{ hcahlfrr8 ia 8apevJ
ae what tha IerI w8uI3 mai iats hi.
r.agtl d. saw hut that hereafter hn
t.as.f f.. A.. b.ttar
-.t .l D.. artiagy.m,ef,a has
t.ken tl,r ls,plfal city and yagay and
aid ,ra ,.l.in,, ia smelling matches very
,rnrh ,. thew g.,3 IA aa +, Nav Ire.
.-.4 .-t..l- .-t.. t. ..l.~.;.-,.5
80, 81 - Il. a. -.
I.... ..,... H.. nc ~ ,l.. ,.ra..,t
80. - .,a.,r.ss ,,s-. ,..gi1,. ,l,.ir
d., lo...es ir ar,l.,rr,rbr D., ,bo t,st
- u.t.t.~ rh.'n n,a,.sts have
.a.,aa . ho,t,lr.t aivo,.,,, f-.r ,hn
..,,,,,,.l.,i,n 81 p.,;6. mail sotsilios
aou.,.,a.,;. ,,,;,,;,.,s and .,b.r 1,.n,r.
,g,iny sghiects
/ Not B,,I. srr,,s.e b,s l.er man.
;t..,oa ,b,t tho stm and evnsr;eoce
nsno..,,y IN vi.,arv IN ,bos. c,c,up.
Ear. h.,o a. sener,l thing becn
c.,o4 49,, ,,,aa,, ,ho nl;i,Ioc;.ts and
l,t.,,,, oor oyen ,bs practical nrinters
III, ,r,,C ,.,J.,s wb, b,vo css,vcd Ia
sha. hoir rr.,,oss IN ,hos, cn,age
manic Am, ;ns,o,5 ,bo ,nasrgradnatcs
- ,ho roa,ls,s colleges ,bc children
f,he ron,,,, schools have becn the
y,c,oys in these contests and before
then, have gone down with sbiyered
lance. and c,,ycp ,rmor All who had
d.rsa :, enter rho lists AGAINST them
+, the de,rtb NJ pevsnaner matter in.
,iJor, - tho vacation If congress re-
,a,,ors eo3jn these ,;l,s or, ho s,eIling
Icbiy,1,v pey 6eIds (or III, exercise Of
, ,boir vacation and where the interest
=. L,s loon -, t;., ., ro,,i, . b,ld an
? ,Lo s,,nn,,h;o. of ar o,aicncs ,bior
, on,hn.i..,;c and Iiye,v Vaccinations
, have snc,,iea 70 the readers If tbier
} articles every needed omission. The
5 subscriber has. more than once, teen
surnrised At tho interest manifested on
T. these occasions an interest he failed to
5 discover till il was brought to bis
C notice in the NEXT mornings account
. Whether these reports. plain or en-
= bel,ished are Of more public advantage
p thaa haso " The io;ngs IT In,
" assembled wisdom in either wing
Of the Capitol, is yet undetermined ii
, the mind Of your correspondent.
e A more engrossing topic agitating
d society in the city of churches, here AZ
J, elsewhere, is absorbing large share
i Of tho attention Of the reading public
@ ! Ilb,t .t,r.v,apt rau ha tauIpral Il
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-22
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Factory Point

WlH epsu. neat waek. iAfRs Hus - bfsss
aHaas. White saat iiasBsry. AgiiaAs 81
vbIaa slll ts ssI4 - pisces ~ easu.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1875-04-22

RUTLAND. VERMONT.
GEO. W. billiard. .... r..
SPRING OPENING, 1915. ...
800 Pieces New Dress Goods, % cents
to So 90 per yard.
All the new aud desirable Plaids and rev shades
None should Tail TO examine onr stock before
buying or send Tor samples, which viii be cent
promptly 90 application,
Irish Poplins, Lyons Poplins. Black
silks, Cheney Bros, 4 co.
American Silks.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF DRESS GOODS.
White Terry for sacques 75c per yard
Blue and White, Red. Blue Plaids
for Sacques.
SIX, Chenille and Wursted Trimmings 10 match
goods.
% PIECES CHEytoT SHIFTING.
100 Pieces pcrcales and Cambrics, yard wide.
200 Pieces Wooden Cloths for men aud 6oys
Tuu Line Kid Gloves, ...
Full Line parAs0s aud Umbrellas
Fail Line Hosiery and Gloves
Full Line C0rsets,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28
,SOCJAL IvRONGS


Philadelphians are just now Won
deriully exercised about the social
cvilp which seems to prevail in that
city to an alarming extent A city
exchange says; "Tho abortionists
trade enjSs actual immunity, if not
virtual protection, and its terrible re.
suits have grown moro apparent from
dny to day. Arrests are made but
no prosecutions follow Abortion and
lnianticidc grow every year more com
mon, and men and women carry on
their work moro boldly and openly
The very newspapers that enter many
homes contain the Haunting advertise
mcnts Of professional abortionists, and
scarcely Il week passes that these pa
pers do not record the death of some
poor, foolish woman, who has. in sac
rilicing the life of her offspring by the
vile arts of these people, paid the pen
atty with her own ia
The state of society is bad enough
for the latitude of Brooklyn. But il
this is true Of the Quaker city what
is there to restrain the pastor and pco-
pie plymouth church, whohave been
reviewing their walks and talks in q
New York court for two or more
months, from leading prccarious NOR
al lives, nt ~. H0 20.
Again, are the newspapers and
preachers wholly to blame for these
outrages and innovations upon sound
morality2 If so, they had better turn
a new leaf, and try and improve the
next generation.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28
FAREWELL.

The cleaning out process will be in
augurated at Harrisburg on Monday,
the Sd day of May. A number of ex-
tra loyalists who have basked in the
Auditor and Surveyor Generals Off.
ccs for q long time, will now have an
opportunity of enjoying the company
of their brethren sent into exile from
Washington, who have "fought, blcd
and died. in the last ditch
Auditor General Alec and Surveyor
General Bcath viii on that day, bid
farewell to those magnificent Capitol
grounds which they have in the past
embcllishcd for years. Justus +. TEN.
pie, of Greene county, will become
Auditor. and General M'Candlcss, Of
Philadelphia, Secretary Of internal
Affairs. The Office Of Surveyor Gen.
crl was abolished by the new Consti
tuition and the duties merged into the
latter In our minds eye we can sec
A suall regiment of carpet bags slop
ing deun the bill toward the depots.
It's PITY that those old soldiers
are thus sturncdo out, but as it is just as
spring opens, the fros,s win not injure
them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28

THE BuTLER-LANsBERRY CAsE.-Elsc
where in this issue will be fonnd the
reply of Mr.. Meek, editor of the Belle
fonte Watchmdn, to the Jiachguard dis
patch sent him by some BroolSvillc
gentlemen Eason and Hcichold W,
know personally. The former has act
cd in the capacity of a matchmaking
sneak for several years. and has rob
bed the tobacco and liquor dealers in
this county of hundreds of dollars, in
his smart ray. The latter is one o.
the meanest mon living His counte
nance is oil that one needs to behold
He considers himself no better than I
negro, and for number of years att
and slept with them. Heichold, lik'
Cain, bears the mark of his depravity
in his face lie is compound black
guard and disgrace to the white race
and he is so marked
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28

BIooTED PARTIzANsnIP - Because
the Democratic Governors of New
York (Tilden), and Ohio (Allcn), have
kicked few Radical rogues out of of,
fee recently, the loyal press-gang
terms it "partizan bigotry,' just as
though Radical Governors did not prac.
ticc the same game. Not single
Democrat was retained in Office in
those States while the Radical free
hooters controlled them, no difference
how Honest he was yet, now, when O
policy of rctrcr~hrncnt and reform is
introduced by l..e Democratic Govern
ors and corrupt sncaks are kicked ont
of Office, these sanity roostcrs pro
nouncc it "partixan bigotryW WhilC
Radical Governors were turning out
Democrats il was deemed loyal yir
tue, while now it's n crime How dem
agogues do change.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28
SECTIONAL HATRED.

Those men in high social or public
stations who are constantly upbmIdng
and misrcprcsenting the sectiops,
whether they reside north or soutll of
the Potomac, are enemies of this com
Try and not friends Of u rcpul Nc,
whether theybc cx-spcAker Blainc or
ex-Admral Scmmcs. Tho former
slimcd himself all over during the
Connecticut canvass, and the latter
has embraced the opportunity of spit
ting out some of his political venom
at the approaching Centennial, in u
letter advising the people of tho south
to remaiuaway from the loyal city of
Philadelphia.
The editor Of the Mobile Register In
alluding to Mr.. Semme's letter says; !;
philadelphia has been an extreme
Radical city, but few Of us reflect that
in vote of more than ono hundred
thousand people (nearly half of the
vote of Alabama) the majority against
the Democracy is but 10000. Penn
sylvauia has been the home of Thad-
Gus Stevens, but that State, with her
vote of more than half n million, gave
d. 4. u 4 n . III u. u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28

ORPHANS COURT SALE

"a By rriuc Of an order Of the 0rphans' Coust
OF clcarh'id county, Penuss lvania, snd 10 Us di.
reeted, there will be exposed TO public sale, in
Luthersbarg, county aud State aforesaid, on
SATURDAY., MAY \, 1915,
al ! O'Clock =. N, all that certain tract or peee
OF land situate in Brady township, county and
State aforesaid, late the estate Of jacob Yoas. de-
ceased, bounded Rnd described q, follows, via
90 the north aud east by lanl OF jacob lIiienaa
ana on the south and west by residue Of trae;.
containing abou, four acres, and known as the
steam Saw Mill property.
This Is desirable property. The engine is
5S-horse power. with cutting capacity Of %. 900
ieet per day. The surroundings are good, plep.
y of timber in tie. immediate vicinity Of the
mill, which can either be bough, at a reasonable
price, or viii be brought to the min By the farm.
crs. The mill is located about three aud half
milcs southwest Of Luihtrsburg. near the tsrn.
pike leading TO Punxsutawney. Indiana and Kit
tanning. For further particulars address ths IN.
dcrsgnel.
TEnus.-one- hall eashi The balance in one
scar, With interest," BY giving q note With ap.
proved security.
:. 7. OSWALD,
MARGARET YOAs,
Lathsrsbnrg, April "A, ls75.-3t AdmrL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28

Smoke THATr'-Out of the eight
bills vetoed by Governor Hartranit last
week, seven originated in the Radical
Senate and one in the Democratic
House. We mention this fact so that
the people may know whore objection
able Legislation Originates Republi
can Governor being the judge.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28
RIGHT TO THE FRONT.

We notice that the professional TEN.
perancc 'roosters" are growing. They
tdlk like Patriots, heroes and states
men. But we are anxious to see how
they will act in the approaching Cub
crnatorial contest. The Philadelphia
Times in alluding TO the movement re-
marks: t fr
"A formal call for Temperance State Conven-
ton has been issued by the State Committee Of
that organization, Of which James Black is Chair
man and I. Newton Peirce Is Secretary. The
Convention Is to meet at Harrisburg on Wcdnes-
day, the 18th Of June, "for the purpose Of nolni.
mating candidates for Governor and State Treas
urcr." The reason given for this movement Il
that the repeal Of the Local Option law by the
Legislature, thereby forcing more than two-thrds
Of the State back to an odious, impracticable
license system, against the positive vote Of the
people, displays the audneity and basenes Of
party mon for supposed party success, under the
eorrupting influence Of tho liquor business.'--
Holding both parties as unworthy Of trust on the
question, the local option people propose TO make
the issue squarely in the coming Gubernatorial
contest. While the local option issue may con.
troll tens Of thousands Of votes In the struggle, we
incline TO the opinion that Ia very small proper.
tion Of that class will vote for u hopless third
ticket The campaign will be one Of unusual
animation, with great national is ues made para.
mount In the STRIFE and in the end the lines viii
DO drawn 30 positively that tbird-par,y more.
ments will he very likely TO dissolve to small
proportions under the pressure" i. u,
We are not personally acquainted
with the gentlemen who head this
movement, but we hope they will no,
sell om before election day as thcil
friends did in New Hampshire and
Connecticut at the recent elections in
those States.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28

GRAoEFuLLYl-A Radical exchange
reioices over the fact that those scala
wag members of the Louisiana Legis
lature, who were never elected to that
body, but bayonctcd in by bandit
Shcridans soldiers, have "retired grace
fully under the compromise and al
lowed the Democratic members elected
TO take their seats, What loyal &,
magnanimiiy What unadulteratcC
patriots these political shysters arc--ir
their own estimation
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28

The QUESTION SETTLED The Radi-
cal bandits who had made an ar
rangement by which the election Of
the next President was TO be thrown
into the next House Of Representatives,
will please take notice that their hash
is already cooked for the feast. The
election OF three Democratic Congress
men in Connecticut out of four gives
us still another State in the House OF
Representatives in case, by the throw
ing out of the votes OF southern States,
the election should 60 into that body.
There are thirty-eigbt States in the
Union. Twenty are necessary for n
choice, aud tho Domocrats now have
twenty-five. They will probably carry
California, which will mako twenty
three, This is q comfortable margin
that will coyey nll chances of accident.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28
FOR OVERNOR.
The Lewisburg Journal thus allude,
IN n nromincnt cifizon of that nlaco.


TO prominent citizcn Of that place:
II Is with much pleasure we notice many Of ou,
Democratic exchanges are urging the claims o.
Hon. A. II. Dill for the Democratic nomination
for Governor The record our disti nguished cit
iion has won for him high place In the hsariso
the people. Ills popularity At home has increased
as he has grown in bonors. One Of the strongest
traits Of Mr. Dill in our estimation Is his excess
I've modesty. lie never has sought for cticc. Tn,
nominations for tho House and Senate were moi
Of his seeking they were almost forced upon lin
Tho mentioning Of his name for gubcrnatoria
honors 10 not with his knowledge and consent. 4
his own wishes were consulted, we know he would
prefer to practice his profession hero at home /,
hlling public positions.
But that Is just the sort Of mon We want Il
official station. They are out Of patience will
Office seekers. They have discoycred II IL thi
class who make the Offices pay when they. arr
placed In positions o. trust
We would not be surprised u Mr.. Dill woui,
be found the most available man when the con
vention mee,s In September. If such should b,
the ease, the prospecta for his election would b,
highly encouraging. Hero at homo he w,ul,
have scarcely any opposition. fNih
Among the numerous excellent gen
tlemcn named, none are more com
pctent and popular than Mr.. Dill, ant
if nominated he will poll an cnormou,
vote in the West Branch Valley. os
pecially in Lyeoming. Union, North
cumberland and Snyder counties. Sen
ator Dill Is q brother of our worthy
fellow citizen, Rev. VIM. II. Dill In
politics the two brothers differ very
materially. Tho latter may yet SOC
tho crror of his in this particular
and vote right too. MN III L-n- n
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28
INJECTION OF
County Superintendent

TO NE School Directors Of Cisa,fsld Couaty
6ENrLEhEs :--ln pursuance OF the forty-thifd
,--af--. - a. A-.f ss-r e.ly fos a,r---
BY notified to meet In convention at the Court
House, in the borough ofclearield,on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN MAY, A. d. 1875. (beirg 9TH
day Of the month";, at o'clock In the afternoon
and select, riea rocs, by majority Of the whole
number Of Directors present, one person ofliieray
and scientific requirements, and Of skill and eI.
perience in the art of teaching, as County super.
intendent for the three succeeding years deter
mine the amonnt Of compensation for the same,
and certify the result to the State Superintendent
nt Harrisburg, rs required by the thirty.ninih
and fortieth sections Of saih Act.
J. A. GREGORY
Co. sup't cf Clearheid County.
Clearaeld. April u. ls75-3t "
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28

BAD CHEESE, Bancroft, ,.:thc histori
an, rather good authority in matter
Of fact, says, "Thc Western Rescrv,
"of Ohio contains more intelligent
population than any other territory
" of the same extent anywhere in tn,
/" world. - Exchange,
The editor oi the Vcnango Spcctdio,
says: "That scrap of history may be
correct but the people aforesaid ear
turn out some mighty mean specimens
of cheese, the mcancst we ever scent
ed, and the liveliest we ever looked on
Bancroft has evidently not been anon.
them lately. lie must have been alln
ding to the grand-iathcrs of the pres
ent cheese and skipper breeders" /"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28
TILE aMORAL IDEAv PARTYl

49,,
INC oonioc''c"s r,p"p''e'' , no"s'
paper organs 10 ho' endure 'ho .n,''sn'
ing OF the'r party soou-haturcuiy'-
since the eiec'ioh 'heir u'sapPoii'''nen, y,
nns iounu 'en. W p",ns,"pne I1..sa 10 ~,
OF spite anu venom as 'ney aro uu'y'p
oi honesty rake, ior instance, the
following attempt o. inc hartford
Eren'ng fost 10 snow that thc Demo-
Gratis ana not WIN ialr 'riumph;-
I'VE have no doub. that v all the men voting
oa,,, oI ..a,o," MI" saSa, =, o,hsrmss
disqualified, ssd ali who have been Improperly
allowed to vote on certihe..c., could be stricken
from .ns ',s ANA ana '"s ,so ,@a aas
jor',y." ' - - > III n ~l'-ci
In other words. this Republican or.
gan charges TINT the Democrats polled
ten Thousand fraudulent votes in Con.
nectirut NJ tbe late election f;overnor
Jngersoll's nIuroI;tv bo;ng nearly that
W6o honestly heliovcs that ony such
fronds were nernetra,eJ in that eIec.
tion9 If Tho Republicnns nossessed
evidence of n single case of Democratic
frand would ;inot he nublished with
faminc headlines from one end Of The
state to the otbcr? But without nro.
ducing one instance This Hartford Re-.
publican naner attemnts 70 exnlain
away tbe defeat of rs marty Lv a vagu,.
and general slander OF lis onpoucnts
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-28
WARRANT IN BANKRUPTCY
U. s. MARsnAL's 0rFicr.
y. d. % PESSA,

rhiladelphis, APRIL sth, lsT5.
Tais is to give notice that on the ggih day Of
March, A. d. 1878. a warrant in bankruptcy vas
issued against the estate Of WILLIAM GLEN.
DEMON, of PhiaJelphia. in the county Of Phil
adslphia, formerly OF Cleariold county, and State
Of pennsylvaria, who has been adjndged bank.
rurt ou bis own pcliiiOa; that the payment Of
any Debts and delivery Of any property belong
log to such bankrupt, % him, or for his use, and
the transfer Of any property by him, are forbid
den by law that meeting Of the creditors Of
the said bankrupt, to prove their debts, aud to
choose one or mare assignces Of his estate, will
be held at Court Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden
at No. 1871 south Fifth street, PHILADELPHIA be.
fore Joseph Mason, Esq, Register, on the 9Th
day Of April, A. h. 1875, at ID O'Clock a. m.
JAMES N. KERNs,
aplii 81 U. S. Marshal, as Messenger.