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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22
WE'LL IVELLli

We notice that pair Of Radical
twins, named L. A. Miller, chairman,
and ID. S. Durham, secretary, are ad-
vertising through the Radical newspa.
pers that a State Convention OF the
Junior Sons of '76 will be held at Ty-
rome, on the 28th of December The
Democrat must be very green who will
allow himself 10 be coaxed into any
scheme gotten up by these two Radi-
cal bankrupts. As successful decoys,
one or the other of these State % off,
cials should have been bankrupt
Democrat; but to put two played out
RAIDS at the head of this Radical move.
ment in Democratic counties, like Cen
tire and Clearfeld, demonstrates the
stupidity of those who are making
raid on the Democratic party. As
Miller and Durham never succeeded
in establishing anything, except their
extreme Radicalism and utter incom-
potency to regulate their own affairs,
it is but just to suppose that they will
prove failures in public affairs, and all
who are foolish enough to get into the
boat which they have launched must
expect to be drowned in the flood of
common sense, about which they know
nothing.
Democrats, beware Miller and
Durham are the paid hirelings Of Grant,
Babcock and Hartranft, and all who
are verdant enough to allow them
selves to be sold to this band Of politi-
cal freebooters, need not be surprised
if they are sold very eheaply, and
cheated out of the purchase money at
that. If Senator Gordon, of Georgia,
and Judge Kelley, of Philadelphia, con-
sent TO loan themselves to these dema-
gogues on this occasion, we shall be
doubly disappointed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22
9sls1si e 5

This Is a beautiful oaartcrly Journal, finely
Illustrated, and containing an elegant colored
froniisPiece with the hrst number. Price only
. cents for the year. rhe first No. for 1875 just
?sued. VIct's Flower 4 vegct able
Garden IS cents with cloth cover d5 cents.
Address, JAMES WICK. Rochester, N. Y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22

The most da,nnablc aud hcnious po.
lltical crimes evcr pcrpctrntcd on any
people, outside OF Ireland aud Massa.
chusetls, has boon visited ol, tl,e inhaL.
ilants Of South Carolina ior the past
ten ycars. Tho Philadelphia Times ID
a recent issue pins the questions down
in this way h n
1t is not surprising that the Judges
uri elected ly the South Cgrolna car.
pol.bng Legislature arouses the pco-
pie Of tho Palmetto Slate to tho verge
OF rcvolnlion. Justice Wright, aniIul-
crate negi,, from Pennsylvania, IL re.
elected 10 the Supreme bench. where
Chiei Justice Noses pr,,iJcs. Moses
was tho Secession commissioner irin
South Carolua To Virginia 10 force the
pli Dominion into suicide, and when
the fortune ot war was against his rc.
hcliions friends he craw.lvL into ,hu
ramp ol ihe carpet.basgcrs and re-.
cuvcd The Chief .JusiirrShip US his
price. Whippcr, fiillhlOolcd Michi.
gan negro, scarcely able ~ write his
name, is chosen as Judge for The
Charleston district. lie was publicly
denounced by Governor Ciwm ierlairl
MS ircking viii, corruption. and n,w
ho is charged with thc administration
OF Justice in the first uily ofihe State,
Ex-Governor Moses, son Of the Chief
Justice, was tho enthusiastic Rebel
who lois,cd the Palmetto flag over
Fort sumtcr, aud yelled Tor armed re.
bcllion until Il ceased TO pay, when hc
tumblei hto the arms cf the advvn
turers who had come to spread desolu.
ton and lawlessness among his people
llc was first Speaker Of the House,
then Governor, and then--well, nrxt
door TO prison for sbamcless ,villalny,
md now be isupr,anisd To mock iflc
very tsluplr rfiau!icc with his irmmy.
VIII not -nnetv6y reney the suegcs.
tion 10 the Republican leaders that Il,
ID nbDut lime ia nti.,lcal 2"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22

-llore Is an upespeotnl piece oi
good sense IRON The Philadelphia Press
eWbat the people most enthusiastically
will resent snd punish promptly, and
in every section, u ooolosiastloal inter
ference with ourpolitios, bo tho bisrarch
Roman Catholic. Buddhist, Pagan
Presbyterian or Mormon"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22
l;roKor B. GoopLAspER, Editor.
CLEARFlELD, Pa.

WEDNESDAY MORNING. DEC. %, 1875.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22

The citizens Of Mu';cv arc raising
y fund by dollar subscriptions to but.
= wonnmcDt ~ Capt Brady, who was
killed near that lsce by tbp lndians
~ April, 1873, aud onc hundred dollars
IIsrs heun already collected. The re-
mains Of the brave pioposr vrposo in
thc old graveyard ut Halls, and the
identical spot wlicrc hc was buried has
been located.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22

Trnss or sAlx.-Ths price OF SUN a, which
he property shalI be struck oa must be paid At
he time Of sale, OF sa;s ethpr Igrangsnsrr
uade a. will be approved. othsr~lss ths properly
sili be immcdiateiy pat up and coll agsin :. :.
shs expense and rIsh " the psrses to VIII . y J.
"a. struck y, sad whes 10 sss of dsheisnsy = =
lnsiAaes wili the pss4 - prsssslsi 10 oosrt -
uen1su alton ualsss ths nsasy u sslsally psie |"
W ehsnd.s NENW. y. HoPuBHvQN,
c':,';.':. s;':.'is 4, I;s''il e. ,rs.| "''
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This IL the burdens OF the heart, r
Tie Burden that Is always bore
Weiive toIove we meet " part N ~ Il
sslAnd part to meeton earth no more
We clasp eachlother to the heart, aii
.ssA And part to meet on earth no more. i
There u y time for tears to start = fpa II
Z, For dews 70 fall aud larks to soar;
The tune for tears is when we part
To meet upon the earth no more
The time fof.feafs i wiheii We part ~ q
lIoniset on this wide earth no more.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20

-MITTn -. - p

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Mn sAA
PIC C A tl
1878 rs gntt 1870
The Revised Statutes ot tae AiAss
States. Sections 1852 i $50 .4il0
3239 require every person elieAge0 81
any business, avoca1on or empi0Yhllss1
which renders lini liable te g lsls i.S5AsAA-
TAX. So procure aaad PLACE cesa-
smicu0usiy im kahs AssiabAAsAA-
maemt UR place Oh f1sasAhsess
SWAMP denotlng the paylnent q s.tles
SPECIAL IA.A Tor the sl1eeAai- -
Year, beginning May i, 1872, peloIe
commencing or continuing business
after April 30, 1879.
7Ha Tares E,gbyacqd a9fhia the
T....,,,,. $500 To,,- .,bo,e og0-
VOLTS I ~ 49,
W. ~ ~ ~ 9aao
RECRUITERS IN
Dealers retail hflp9t AZ
Dealers, VINO sssle LIQUOR ~
Dealers ~ matt liquors. Wtoigs.lle 8 99
Dealers N mail liquors, IsAssaA e
Dealers I'D leii gopaeeo ~
Retail dealers u leill tooaeso SO0
Aud On salessoi oses n VIZ nesy
cents ior every eolli.l ~ e'-@9ss
OF $1,000 s.
Dealers ~ hlssil tllaet ~. looaeSO TX
Manufacturers of stllls g0
And Tor each sun man ''l'set.sIea su
Aud Tor eileh worm an'lil tsiisettteu o
AlthnIactllfefs ri tobaeeo 30 0
Manufacturers % cigars
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20
aTeetfng sc tlae Democratic kIN~
eomtiae central Committee q
the Parish Of Calcasieu.

Pursuant to q call BY hoIlls l1e*e4ue'
ESQ. Chairman, the Democratic Gem
frai Executive Committee Of the Parish
81 Caleasieu, met at the Court House,
5, tba town of Lake Charles, on this the
18th day of March, 1870
The meeting was called to order.
There were present, Louis Leyeques
Chairman /: N. II. Smart, VIM. Al Per
kins Henry Welsh, wv. WI Smart and
J. Y. Mess, Secretary.
After n few brief remarks explaining
the object "a the meeting hy the CHAIR
main. on motion of Henry Welsh, It
was reso ved that the status Of VIM. w
smart be recognized Is = member of
this committee.
After a few brief and eloquent remarks
hy Mr.. ~. w. Smart and Alr. Perkins,
~ motion of Mr.. Welsh, it WIS re-
solved that a mass meeting Of the Dem
oeratic ana Conservative party OF the
Parish Of Calcasieu he called for the
18th day OF April, 1870, at the Court
HOUSE. for the purpose of expressing
an opinion in regard to the action Of
the Legislative Conservative Caucus ct
New Orleans, on what is commonly
known as, and called the " Wheeler
Compromise.
on motion Of Capt, W. w Smart,
Resolved, That we earnestly appeal to
every Democrat and Conservative 81
the parish to be present on the
18th day Of April next, and that tbs
Lake Charles Echo be requested tc
publish the proceedings Of this meeting
On motion Of VIM nj Perkins, i
was resolved, that the chairman of TIM
committee be requested to cal the at
tention Of all the Democrats and Con
seryatiYes Of the Parish To the impor
lance and necessity Of being present q
the said called mass meeting,
On motion If Nr. m +. Smart, Re
solved, That this committee do nos
adjourn sine die.
LOUIS LEvEQUE, Chairman.
Attest:
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Town oonnoII PEooeedLngs.

The Board met this 9th day Of March,
1875, pursuant to adjournment.
Present VIM. Meyer, Mayor Thos
Hansen, Jno. A. spence, Nv. u.
Hntchtns, Aldermen
Absent-V. Touchy, a. III. Moss.
On motion of w. t. Hutchins, That
the resolution of February 8, 1915, re-
lating I'll licenses, be amended Us fol
lows That said licenses be the same
rs the States on al tllldes, professions
and occupations, as fixed by the Static
laws
On motion Of JRo. A. Spence, That
d warrant Of SIS issue to J. ID, Leyeque
as part payment Of his sillary rs Score
tary to this body.
On motion OF Thos. Hansen, Thai
this Board adjourn until next Thurs.
day, March III, 1875, at o'clock Z. NJ.
Approved:
VIM. MEYER, Mayor.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20

The United States Senate Is - eX-
eeutive session. It is Thought that
AIorfon's resolution ~ sent Pinchbaek,
and recognizing the Kellogg Govern
ment Is having been lawfully inan-
anrated, win fail Of adoption. The
President las offered the Postmaster
shin Of New Orleans to Pinchback.
Pinch viii probably accept il il he don :
get into the Senate.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20

Mass MEETING Read the proceed
ings II our Democratic Executive Com
mittee, and the able address Of its
Chairman, calling a mass meeting at
the Court House on the second day Of
our next term Of the District Court.
IA the object Of the mass meeting is
one Of great Importance, we hope and
expect that il win be largely attended.
we want to know what the Democracy
Of Calcasieu Lave to say on the subject
Of tie Wheeler Compromise.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20
J. d, LEynoUr, Secretary.

The Board met this 18th day Of
March, 1875, pursuant 10 adjournment.
Present VIM. Meyer, Mayor VI,
pOuchy, Thos, Hansen, M. u,
Hutehins, Jno. al Spence, Aldermen.
AbsentA ~ Moss.
on motion 81 N. IOuehy, That The
minutes 81 the two lnst meetings be
read aud approved
On motion 81 w IL Hntehins, That
Warrant II SIS IS issue to y. W.
Bryan zoe printing,
ON notion Oi Ihos. Hansen, That q
warrant issue 70 NJ ] Rosteek 70 the
amount of $40, a. part payment for bic
services AZ Town Treasurer
ON motion oi W Ionchy, That j
Wnrfant issue TO A. i. Reid 81
ai6 60 fog services ~ Town Con
stable.
On motion 81 w II Hntchins, Iha
4 Warrant issue 10 At r. Reid, toE thl
snm uf siT Cd. AZ bis ah Ill BIT the fne
lampnsed
+ on motion 81 Thoa. Hansen. TIA
tna accounts af Jnnnh Ryan. Az Town
I Collector, be approved and Tint 4 war
rant lssne % him ID the sum 81 sls 50
az balance da0 him aftag fiHA settle
ment bad, hi8 allFY lnoluded.
on mnti0n 81 Jna a Spence, rha
/ ihis Roagl new adjourn until tie nex
regular injecting.
Approved
WM MEYER, Mayor
Attest
84. &MNWM #snrelNFw
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20
Purchase o. the state House.

The net 81 SAFE of the SIC. Louis Hotel
to tile State of Louisiana has been duly
drawn up. signed, sealed and recorded,
aud Tie property has been regularly
conveyed to the State The one thou
sand dollars appropriated 70 pay ex-
penses III having I'D this done has been
expended, and the Company aud the
Board Of Pnbiic Officers IRE resting.
Payments win commence in due time.
IMPORTANT, YET AMBIGUOUS.
The following dispatches concerning
tie compromise movement, win be read
with interest The first was sent 70 Mr.
Zacnarie from here, the other was til,
response
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20

THE late territory ol Colorado has
Been ssllnilsea IS 4 State. New Mexico
was not admitted
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20
Ia CREME DE TIA CREME.

d. 10 Is cxtravagant to buy sa
shoot Music when you Cam gat
iN times IS much aInsic fol-
your money iiy Subscribing Gen
onc 81 Peters Musical Aiags
1ines, Sample Copies mailea
postpaid, on receipt IL Fifty
Ccni
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20

Sandry complaints fer violations q
tie Civil Rights bin have been decided
against the eomplainants.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20

1T the late election il New Hamp-
shire the Democrats elected two ont Of
three Congressman The Republican
candidate for Governor was probably
elected. The vote was very close less
than hundred either way out Of q
total vote 81 nearly eighty thousand.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20

80 Wrsh5nrtca N
tie sdbi 81 adjustment Aa
81 tl,is nsunae nding remains 81 IS
scene
he opposition
eeranh aompaBes easE la
ad IS reduction 81 nearly ai Y per
cent. iii the toll charged for private
dispatches, hnt as Jet the rites
from New Orleans remain ma
changed.
Who'll bring as Cat wild tus-
kew gobbler u exchange FOX Inc
Echo for one year
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20

The sessions Of The Wheeler compro-
mise Committee are secret. A lot Of
colored and white Radicals from Louis
lana have gone to New York 70 defeat
the compromise.
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20
Telegram.
NEw OmEAgs, March ~, 1875.

M&#W A&AsA9As4Asfsf &Att*AAA 80 1862
TO. Il. q. Zacharie, New York
Letter Wheeler to Packard ninth as
serts no understanding that whole COM
mi.toe should ct when Leonard and
myself left Washington, plncing as an
Ii attitude n having made misrepre-
sentations TO Caucus. Associated Press
reports tonight that Leonard teIe-
graphed Wheeler, after returning to
New Orleans, 70 request whole COM
miltoe to Act, indicating Leonard un-
certain then.
DO yon otboth recollect that Vice.
IA consented ii Din room That all should
ncs. provided they consented - samain
and serve, aud We only teiegraphed the
Ianep after consulting Foster, Phelps
ana Potter
/ / understood Whoeler as fully repre-
anting his committee. III IL promptly
reieeied oar proposition without con.
aultina them.
Why afe these statements mafle
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20
j. D. LEyEaUa, seeretary.

The Board met this 18th day Of
March, 1875, pursuant to adjournment
There being no quorum pre- sent, the
Board adjourned until Saturday, March
l8, 1875, 10 B o'clock r. II.
Approved:
The weekly echo. [volume] (Lake Charles, Parish of Calcasieu, La.) 1868-1876, 1875-03-20

A RtNhs 59 .RaAnWA
Nnw YoRr
Middletown transcript., 1875-12-11
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Aunlorous.
The Man who was Not Elected.

The candidate who didn't get enongh
votes to elect him the drter day is out
on the street now. wearing the lock OF
an injured man. As he turns Il c"ruer
he meets Jones, and Jones says:
"Ah. Well. Tn sorry for you; Id
have bet money that you would 90 in
by 500 majority
My majority would have been twice
that If some bastard hadn't started the
rumor that | was opposed to education" "
replies Unsuccessful
They lied about you. eh Z!
Lied? Why, they told the most
outrageous falsehoods the human mino
could conceive. I've got clew. and
you look out for three or four suits for
damages"
Turning tine next corner he meets
Davis, and Davis yclls out:
Hello. I see you aren't dead yet.
Well. I'm sorry for you; | wanted TO
see you 60 in Z
,f !. And I should have been elected
straight as string if my name on the
ticket hadn't been spelled wrong That,
and that alone, foorrd me !"
One block more and Smith rushes at
him and shouts:
Hang it! but l thought you would
have waxed that fellow by three thou
sand votes 2"
I'D have done it like shot, re-
piled Unsuccessful, "but the inspectors
received hundreds Of illegal votes and |
was laid out, This thing isn't through
with, however; propose to carry it to
the supreme court"
! AS he reaches the city hall the fourth
man holds out his hand and says:
Well, you couldn't both be elected;
but you did just run like quarter
horse."~A t
Il can tell you something whispers
Unsuccessful.
9" Eh! What?"
II believe the ballot boxes were
stuffed against me"
Mo-"
"'Strue as you live! lthink | can
put my hand ou man who will swear
to it. and I tell you I'll make it red-hot
for those Inspectors
And the unsuccessful candidate is
certain in his own mind that he is a
great martyr.
! Z
Middletown transcript., 1875-12-11

The good farmer is proved such by
the steady appreciation of his crops.
Anyone may reap an ample harvest
from fertile virgin soil the good
farmer alone grows good crops at first,
and better and better ever afterward
Middletown transcript., 1875-12-11

Coal ASHES FOR PEAR TREss Coal
ashes have u wonderfully vitalizing
effect upon pear trees, especially those
growing in light soil Our ashes Of
last winter were used around these trees
in liberal quantities, and those thus
treated have outgrown anything else
in the orchard. Some that were even
sickly, and apparently ready to give
up their hold on life. have been restor-
ed to perfect health by this remedy.
Middletown transcript., 1875-12-11
MAPLEWOOD INSTITUTE

for both sexes, is 2l miles west of Philadel-
phia. Superior buildings, home care, earnest
teachers. First-class Lectures. Small pupils
admitted the entire year. Incorporated. Trus-
tees are friends. Hon. Washington Town
send says: GAS to the progress of my ward
who was under your care and tuition for over
two years, was well satisfied with tue school,
its arrangement and discipline, and the pro-
gress he made in know ledge Term COM
mences 9th mo- 18th.
Address j. .SH0RTLlDGE, A. NJ,
July 3l-4m. Concordville, Pa
Middletown transcript., 1875-12-11

The mixed train will be subject to delays mel
dent to freight business and will stop only at sta
tions where time is given.
Nv Castle Trains-Leave New Castle for
Wilmington and Philadelphia at II 40 ana
6 30 m. Leave Wilmington 20 m, and
25 m for New Castle.
Smyrna Branch TSains-Additional TO those
above leave Smyrna for Clayton lo ~ q ~
4 M and 90 M. Leave Clayton for Smyrna
725am2 25 and 80 p m, to make connec-
lion with trains North and South )pfrom
Clayton.
CONNECTIONS:
At Townsend with Queen Anne's and Kent
Rail Road. At Clayton, with Maryland and
Delaware Rail Road. AT Harrington, with
Junction and Breakwater Rail Road. At Sea-
ford with Dorchester and Delaware Rail Road !;
AT Delmar, with Eastern Shore Rail Road, and
Wicomico and Pocomoke Rail Road.
Inn 5-tf H.F. KENNEY, Sup't.
Middletown transcript., 1875-12-11

To MEM RUBBER SHoEs.-As the
season for wearing overshoes is at
hand, the following simple recipe for
meuding rubbers will prove timely and
worth inserting in your memorandum
book : To mend rubber boots, cut up
some pure rubber 10 very small pieces
and dissolve in benzine Put patch
of rubber over the place to be manded.
and stick it fast with the solution.
Middletown transcript., 1875-12-11
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Middletown transcript., 1875-12-11

Iii far easier to maintain the pro-
ductive capacity OF farm than to re-
store it. To exhaust its feopndity,
and then attempt its restoration by
buying costly commercial fertilizers.
is wasteful and irrational.