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STRANGE CASE OF SUSPENDED ANNA
TIoN.-At the conclusion of funeral services
over the body OF q child aged four years, Al
Salem, Mass, yesterday afternoon, the sun
posed corpse opened and Immediately closed
Its eyes, just as the coffin was closing for the
laat time. The child had apparently died
last Friday. The funeral Immediately came
to close, and further developments were at
latest reports anxiously awaited.-M T.
Past 81
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BRIDGEPORT, Cr., Dec 2-Fraucis j.
Fainty, OF New Canaan, was bound over in
firing the manufactory of Lounsberry Bros.
4 Co, at South Norwalk, In Nay last
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kilograms to The Star.

SINKING OF The SUNNYSIDE.
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THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA met yes-
terday in annual session at Richmond. The
governors message gives q resume of the
condition Of the state finances, submits
numerous recommendations looking to an
increase IN the revenue and to retrenchment
and reform, and says that the honor and
good faith of the commonwealth require the
fulhlment Of all its obligations to its credi
Tors. he also urges the participation in the
approaching Centennial
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-02

BEEcHER's NEW CHURCH TRIALs-Ther0
was a meeting Of the examining COMMITTEES
of Plymouth church yesterday, before which
Deacon w. r. West appeared. Amer the
church proposing a mutual council Of con :
gregational churches 70 decide nrst, whether
MI. Beecher has been guilty Of adultery, and
Mrs. Moulton is engaged with her co1nsei.
Gen. Roger A: Pryor, In reply TO Beecher'o
statement reviewing her relations with Piy-
probably be read at Plymouth church pray
ef meeting on Friday next. II also discussea
the manner In which the mutual council ~
70 oe called and questions TO be discussed by.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-02
THE CAPTAINS STORY or the WRECK

STEAMER CUT THROUGH BY ICE.
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BUTCHER BURRIEL TO BE RRoUeHr To
BoOK.-It 10 rumOred that General BurrieI
has been summoned by the Spanish govern
ment 10 answer before a court-martiai for
his offences in connection with the butchery
OF the Virginius prisoners at Santiago de
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Two DEAD BODIES IN A BARREL.-Aboue
expressman delivered At the United STATE
express once In Chicago o barrel addrensed
20 Thomas Green Co, Iowa City, Iowa.
some suspicion having arisen, the barrel
OF very handsome young woman, apparent
~ about p years OF age, and Q STILL born
child. No clew has yet been found.
n0Alice Tilton has len her mother and A
now living with her sister Florence IN the
family mansion.
ga Kingston, Jamaica, dispatch savs
thate Hindoo employed on Q planfatson IN
that island has behe0ded nve CHILDREN Vhils
in q religious frenzy.
"a collision occurred yesterdav M On.
East bunalostet1on on the Lake Shore MI
roed between the Atlantic express snd =
Irelent train BY which several carr 49,
seriously ipjuredd. ~~s
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THF NFyaDa NKNRr,

NV lokK, Dec. 2.-B. & p. Lawrence,
stationers, have suspended.
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THE WHISKY FRAUD TRIALS.-The arRu.
ment in the Avery trial was not concluded
yesterday, owing to the illness of Judge
Krum, one of the counsel for the defence.
gram from District Attorney Dyer, AT ST.
Louis, saying that the evidence In the Avery
case had been closed, and that the next case,
involving question OF conspiracy would be
called on the 18th of December. D. III. Munn.
formerly supervisor of internal revenue for
the southern Illinois district, was arrested al
Chicago yesterday for completely in the
whisky frauds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-02

nVThe "cold wave" has struck London
TOO. The cockneys are shivering in sympa-
thy with us.
~Wiliiam j. Florence, the comedian, is
threatened with paralysis, and has been or
dered by his physicians to cease work.
a|Hon. j. Watts Kearny, son of General
Phil, 10 said by the Frankfort American Cit
izen TO have the inside track for the Ken
lucky speakership this year.
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Death Of Prominent Sew YORKER
ALBANY, n. Y.-Hon. Ira Harris died this



SYRACUSE. Dec. 2.-Reuben w. Strand,
canal commissioner, died this morning.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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~BEMOVAL-WM.T II. HOFFMAN, Atto,-
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northwest, opposite Ebbit House, and will be
pleased to his friends and business acQuaint-
snces. Legal businefs solicited and money invested
Rooms and Ofices for rent in same building. je9-tf
HsAAUEL 2 SoYT29TRhYstusL1c
ctu-d OHYrCB-SfAR BUILDING.
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VICE PRESIDENT WILSON'S BURIAL AND
HIS WILL.-The remains of the late Vice
President Wilson were committed to the
grave al Natick, Mass, yesterday, after sol
emn and appropriate services had been held
in the town hail. Mr.. Wilson has left a will
dated April p. 1875. He bequeaths his entire
estate, real and personal, to his nephew, DR.
VIM. l.. Coolidge, In trust, for the support of
his mother-in-law, Mrs. Mary Howe, who is
now in her 90th year. and for the education
and support Of his adopted daughter Eva
other minor and designated purposes, trust
ing 1t all, as he expresses it, to the s.friend-
ship, discretion and sense of right" OF Mr.
Coolidge. He also constitutes Mr.. Coolidge
his executor, directing that no bonds be re-
quired of him either as executor or trustee
Colonel VIM. Mott, Ira b. Forbert, ESQ.,, and
Captain +. H. Brighman were the attesting
witnesses.
Vice President Wilson is said to have left
an estate worth about So 900, and his place
in Natick is valued at s., 800.
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A CHICAGO MURDER MYSTERY.

SPANISH CONCESSIONS TO U. S.
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MEN FOR THE RIO GRANDE-The New
Orleans Republican, of the 9th inst, saws:
"Col. Wright, United States shipping com
missioner, yesterday shipped an additional
crew for Commander Kells, of the Rio Bravo
nary seamen, thirteen landsmen, one apoth-
ecary, one ships writer and one master al
arms. AS soon as it was known the crew
was being shipped, hundreds of applicants
appeared, and were turned away. Colonel
Wright expresses the belleft that New Orleans
is capable of furnishing all the men neces-
sary to take Cuba without any assistance
from other parts OF the Union and can attend
to the Mexican troubles at the same time.
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To-DAY~-Inter-
nal revenue, s407 ,s6i.1i; customs, Si01 ,33i -.
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THE GRANGERs AND THE Presidency
Al meeting I'm Chicago, yesterday, OF the
Changers National COMMITTEES Of fndepen-
dence, 1t was proposed to take the necessary
steps for the nomination of an independent
candidate for the Presidency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-02

COMMISSIONER ATKINSON, of the Pension
Bureau, arrived here from his visit 70 Ne
braska TO day, and resumed his duties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-02

THE AMOUNT or national bank notes re
ceived at the Treasury to-day for reJemp-
ton aggregated SCS3. 400.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-02

THERE WAS a special meeting of the Cab
met to-day at four O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-02

GEN o. f. BABCoCK had long interview
with the Attorney General this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-02

TIE WAR VESSEL MARION has been or
dered to the coast of Liberia to watch the
progress of affairs there, and TO maintain the
integrity OF that republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-02

THE STATEMENT that Messrs Cox, Ran
dali and Kerr were to hold conference to
make arrangements for a caucus was not
verified up To three O'Clock to day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-02

COMMANDER GEO. c. REMY has been or
dered TO take command of the naval forces in
the Rio Grande, which are to cooperate with
the army in suppressing the cattle raids.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-12-02

BAD NEWS FOR GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES.
There was report abroad to day that il had
been decided to make a reduction of six per
cent in the working forces in all the govern
ment departments on the first of January.
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A sseksag tcerk 81 rare aad SpI|adid
a GFNrS tsaMy, rrtts tAs LONDON PUB-
a LISHLNG CO., IL Park PIa:s,
- Nfp fUk. Rov56 CO
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.

L JACOB, GATHER,
LIZ gao Hth street, Farragnt Square,
Has received from Paris Mods and other nov ell
person and upwards. Pates, garnished, 81; Gro
9uettes o. 30 dozen; Chicken Salad, o dish;
eIlver and DECORATIVE China TO order. deci I'm
pURE CRAB.APPLE CIDER.
just received, choice lot OF CRAB-APPLE CT
DbR made expressly for our family trade by W h
Chichester, OF Montgomery county, Nd.
Also. pure VERMONT MAPLE SYRUP, on
dTAught.
J. b. BRYAN Il BRO,
COS PENNi. AVENUE,
novT6s Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22
COURT PROCLAMATION.

NyHEREAs, lion. q. A. MAYER, Presidsn,
w judge " the Court of Common Pleas II
the rwrnty.hith Judicial District, ruirpo.ed u
ths countien Of tlearhrid, tcnlrs and ciintcii--
sud Hon WnLiAa Q, fcLkY and Hon. ions !.
hkAp, Assveimie Judges Of cloarhsld county.
have Issued their psecspt, 10 me ditvt<d. far tho
holding of court of comnon Pleas. 0rphans'
Court Court Of Quarter sessiohs. Court " oyer
and Isrminsr, aud Court Of uensrai jail Dsiiv-
cry, sttbs Court House ~ clesrnsd In and for tue
county of Clear1old, cum imsnoing on the second
ssenday, the luth Day of January, 1915. and
70 ooutnue two week.
HoTIcH IL, therefore, hereby slvss, 10 The
cosossr, Jusdovs OF the Psses, and Csnstabiss.
y snd for said county Of Clsar6sid, 10 appear 10
thsis proper psrsess, With their Rsesrds, Rolls,
Inquisisicni, Examisatlous, snd ether Rsmsn.
hFsness, 10 DO thoss things which V tSsir oGlcsu
sad II their behalf, pertain to BE- done.
BY an Act Of Assembly, passed The 9Th day Of
May, A. D. isE. u 10 made The duiypf The. jus.
,css o. ths Peace Of the ssvsfsI eVuntiss Of this
Conusuwsaith, 10 vturn Ia tie CLARK Of ihs
Court 6 QuaFtsr Hsssisns ef The respective
cuvnslss, oil the vrcuysissAees ehtsvd iutu bsfurs
shsn ~ sny psfsnu o. psfssHs chlvv3 With ths
esNm'ss'onn " rsy crl'.s, sssspt msh essss N
may bs sedsd ssfufs jastiss II ths frHes, ua.
sW skidinG laws, q, hsR ten dsyf bsfufe shs
ecnnsnesnsrt Of ire ssusloa uFtm Cour 10
Nbieh thvy are msds rssufnsbls rstpseiivsiyland
ID all cssss whsfs nuy ftcoEnisxrvss ssc tutsrvd
iutp lees than ten days befois ths com,ncucsihsnt
u the sessvn to which they afo made rcturna.
bio, the said Justices are u ttturn tho srhb In
the ssas manner n said act had not been
passrd.
GIVEN snder ny hand Il clesrAsld. hi. Isth
day Of December, in the year OF our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred And seventy i've.
dec. lJ.tc W. NJ MepuENSON Sh.r,g
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22

With your permission We desire to express,
through your paper, the profound gratitude w
irsl towards this community for the generous
Kindness and sympathy they have extended 10 W
In our crushing bereavement, In the death Of eur
son. The constant stream Of kindness thst Aowsd
to us In our affection, and eostributcd vastly "
soften the pangs Of grief never be repaid, but
Oil ever be cherished IN grateful remca abranes.
The tender cA9 and kind sympathy bsstowsd
on Charley BY Mr. Hughes and hissstinable wife
nsd family, as s22 Cherry street, fhilsdslphia,
could not be acknowledged at parting with them,
IN proper manner, because Of the deep anguish
then ielt ut the deaih Of our seu, They ars as
sured that while memory lasts they will not b
forgotten. Nor can We ever fail TO resnsmb ber with
heartfelt gratitude the kind and unrsnittiug med
zeal attention OF Doctor Simpson, Of 81 Pins
street, Philadelphia, AID Professor wAliaes, Of
Jefferson Medical College. II It wsru possible fer
US to express IN language The gratitude Of f.
,hes aad the deep and holy we'll Of . nsthsr's
love, we could make = fitting aeknowlcdgusui
10 our desoiate home the prayers Of an ailie,sd
mother aud grief stricken father will not cease 10
remember the good and generous souls who min-
is'ered to every want Of our boy, and who by Ill
that kind hands could d., directed by christian
impulscs, eased bis passage to the tomb. Msy
ood In His mercy long spare these kisd frisads
similar bereasemtnt. Gratefully,
Mr.. AND Mas. n. W. PAHE.
ciear6eld, Dec. 20, 1875.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22
oFFiCIAL pINECTOKY.


wv ~ uolpise auAnrEx SESSION. ocrpf.
$ ond Monday Of Jsnuury.
T. I'd Monday n March, f.f ltf
flisi Monday rf June.
Fourth Monday Of SEPTEMBER.
rixn cr Hoth'ss csSxos rLxAs
First Monday Of June.
second Monday Of November. i.nn
rrsLic oSrirrHs.
rrs.idsui fsdss--iiou. chsfiss A, Mayer, sf
iuok Haven.
A..i.'aai i"e JuSss---iIor, John n. o,sl,, Of
Sellrfnie,
A.oriais Judge william c. folty, cissrfsIat
inhn j, Read, cuvweus,Iiisi
Prnfknnufrrr.-Ell Bihnih,
f,girsr 1as Rseo,dsr--L, !, Aufsan.
Dirtrfsi dficrnsg--frsns Fielding
TssnFnrse--nasid ". wfs.
Si,rig--wllllnm n. McrheFson.
conHis Sarrsyoy- Samuel z. Mccioskey, CIR
wrns,ile.
Coaafy Comrisionrrs--John b. Thompson.
Curwcnsvile; Clark Brown, Ciesrfeld Conrad
W. Kylcr, Grah,mtop.
CoHH'y Audiior---James II. lille. Lumber City;
Lewis c. Blonm, Clarified, Henry Whitehead,
Union township.
Jury Cpmpis'ion,,s W. shugart, James
Mitchell. Clcarncd
Superintendent Of PsJlir .Seiool,---John A.
Gregory, Clearfell.
Nofario Pubiie--J John w. wrigley, VIM. Ra-
dchaugh, Cyrus /. unrdon, Ciearfeld; Josiah
Eyaus, jus X. Irwin. N. +. Arnold, Curwcnsvills I;
j. j. Lingle, Emmet Saycrs, 0scrola Mills; John
ston Hamilton, Luthersburg.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22

PARENTS, SAVE Youk CHLpnES.---
NJ. Moody rsIaiss H. A1a~ns. ''1Asrs vss q
little story seias the ssus1 81 ,hs AnssisAs pssss
that made geat inpvsaIon upos ns - A.
ther. A father took bis little child out Into ~
hvld, ons sabbath, and hs 10y down under a
beautiful IN tsss. II bsl1ss bet asy. Tbs III.
Tie shld ran about gathering Wild aswsvs and
lite tlHds Of sra,s ssuins to iss father aud
mying pretty | pretty 7 Al iast The isshsr fell
asleep. sad shls " wrs ssspIns tAs Hale oAIIi
wandered away. wbsa ssNoks. hissss though,
wss' "whsrs IL my sLiiis" lie Looked al
around bu; be oorli sei ~ hi.n. Ile shoa,si "
the top 1T Lis ssles. Lrhring 10 ll,tls hlii, b,
ieoAsd around aal 'Aes,.a asnu. 10, nj, b.
beard VA, ibs schs 81 hss o~n ..iee No ~.
qonys Thea xoing y ~pi,s,psss s.,us il.,aucr,
he locked ddwa, .ai ihsss aI,Sn III. ross. aud
bc'sss. he saw ibs y suxisi irin -, hs ,v,al
el'ld. lie ru'l,si {, n, ~. ipsA o., f.s /, ..,..
so'ps, an i,usgrd il,' hi. ho.o,n, nnd accused
riseil 81 lr'4s he ,-s.sds,cr .. a,|usn ys, :.
hhi'r H. sas s.eerAs We ,hi.d hat ~apd-,,d
ever III p,srirr-.
- '.s u.ht NJ L,-". net. sha /, pi,iu,r "a
Ne cilTeh % ,Od. How n.aL, f.i,rs snd
t'"llvr., Lo,s nsuy 's,.stian in;n ne sleeping
ic~, ~h.ie ih.ir ,hidn'n wan.i. 'N.r the t-.ti-
el' lrecir'c', 'ba-sla tp,- na,,. than that
pr.crice, light isin iis holtub, ,,, p,i'.., a.l
f'tLsr, where :, o,t boy 'g-uish,s Il may ;,s
i.si s'i berr ia 'on's rub.c hvase 4 nay b,
relins through the ,'rcets pl Lenton, srunk 4
may be presaps OF sosn % irunLari's grave.
How men, is'hsr. snd na,hcrs ar- ,hsv III Loo.
top--yes Praying christians tyo--wh.e chilircn
are wandcrng sway ~hiI, they ART slumbsrins
And sleeping l. Il ncs ,lme that the Church cf
God 'huuld wake W, aod puns 70 ,hs help Of the
Lorc, ~ ohr nan, and strisr 10 beat back those
dnik vn,u VI d,slh ttat r.ll through our stfstts,
bearing upon their bosom the mobiles, young men
We hare Y, my ved, wske up the chur-h Aud
10, " ,iim our lisht and 70 firth sud work tor
the hinsjuln Of Uud."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22
WEEKLY SUN.
..sG


Eighteen hundred and ssven,y-six is the Cen
ternial year. II 10 also the year Ia which an
Opposition House Of Representatives,. tho frat
since the var. will bc In power At Washington /;
and the year Of the twenty third election Of .
| President VI the United States. An Of these
events arr surs to BE- Of grsst intsrsst and i'm
portasce, especially the two latter and al Of
them and everything connected with them will be
fhIy and freshly reported and expouhded IL THs
SuH.
The 0ppesition House Of Representatives, taxi
Ing up ths line Of inquiry opened years ago by
Tar srs. will stsrnly and diligently invsstigats
The corruptions and misdceds Of 1rant's sdninis-
tration and will, Il 10 to be hoped. lay the
foundation for new and better period IL ssr
national history. or all this THs Bus viii cos
tain compisse and accurate secounts, furnishing
IL readers With carly and Trustworthy informal
ton upon those absorbing topics.
The twsnty-thlrd PresidsntiAi election, with
hs preparations for Il, will 10 msnorsbls q de-
Gliding upon Grauts sspirstioas for third tern
10 power and piundef, ssd niII iners a. deciding
vho shall bs the esnd Of The party Of Rsforn,
aud ~ sleeting that candidate. Concerning ali
these subjects, those who read THs Bux will nsvs
Tho constant means Of being thoroughly we'll In.
formed.
The wsExLs sus. which has attained ciroa-
Iahon OF over eighty thousand copies, already
has its readers iE every State and Territory, snd
70 trust thsf the year 1919 viii zee their asmbsrs
doubled. Il win continue to be thorough news
paper. All The general news OF the day viii hs
lvnod In u, condensed whom snimpostant, ai full
length when Of moment; and always, W trust,
treated In clear, interesting and Instructive
manner.
II 10 our aim to make the WEEKLY Sur the
best fsp iIy newspaper 10 ths would, and W hall
continue 70 give 10 Its columns large ssnount o {
nisesllAnsous reading, such - stories. tales,
poems, scientific istelIigsscs and arricuturHi in
iormatios, for ~hich W srs not able to make
room Ia our daily edition. Tho asricuitursi H.
psrt'nsnt especially is one Of its prominsat fss-
lures. The fashions arc also regularly reported
IN ia columns and % for The mushsts Il every
kind.
The WEEKLY srr. eight paxs. With any -six
broad columns 10 only $i.ss . year. postage pre-.
paid. Az this price barely vpays tho cost sf To-
paper, NJ discount can Be made ftom this rate to
elabs, akents, psztmns'sfs. or snyone.
Tho DAILY sus, large iour page Newspaper
Of twents.sisht eolumns, gives III Tie news for
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ing agents. Address, THE sun.
Nov. "a, is7s-et New York City.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22

y Cls,srAAs.--The Ladies' Aid Soci-
ety oAthe Psessid Presbyterian church will hold
rsslspi Festival on chrislmas day Afternoon
snd easuipg pinnsr, 10 10 . =. Nj oysters, 10
10 D. b. Fair, ~ 10 Pm. They talisl, yea.
ihsa,sas VI pesr w siss''-, TO ,.l,--frou
''''' a or s,ore--io be sent to the Secretary,
Nh. /. bird. Mrs. II Woodward, rresi Mrs.
T.. Bird, see.; Mrs. A. seoaeld, Treas. 5r
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22

A CnANcs FOR ExcuRsIosIsrs.- All
oeises On the psnns, ivapia raiisosi aud branches
will sell excursion tickets On the 2si, 2ilh and
25th, aud again on The Goth and 5ist instant.
5,h vi January. No ticket for less than forty
cents will be sold. The discount on excursion
tickets is about Ss rer cent. To illustrate: The
regular car iare from Clarified to Philipsburg
and return Is 81. sixy-six cents will take you
over the road by securing your tickets ou the days
above designatei a
Those who have the time and cnsh, aud have
desire to visit Philadelphia, Pi,isbuig. or inter
mediate places, can make Ss per cent. BY doing
80 within the time two vecks) named.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22


I Tnr ENTERTAINMENT We can col.
daily err~sna % ihs piirvsskr cf ,br ruhlIs
the ,ht,rsininsut 70 " xircr gu rhdrday sssn.
ing, fof ihr ssnsf' u ihs Leonard LIisfary iro.
ca'ion Lbn,y. The lrrhser. hase undertaken
awork NhIsh i properly encouraged and sup
ported will confer lnstins benefit upon the young
people ofour town. Thh enierpsise tas assumed
business like attitude, AMI no doubts can BE- now
entertained as TO ia periuarency and futeA's,
The persons engaged in this laaiable work are
determined that success shall er,wn their efforts,
and will leave nothing uudone to make their en.
ieriainment both profitable and anlu.lng. II has
cost them much time aud labor in the prepara-
tions, which we learn are ample, and frop, the
programme we anticipate fret class perform.
sncr, aud bespeak iuil hous, 10 grs-, our ANA
teur theatricals
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-12-22

A fire at Williamsport, on Thursday
morning, December islh, completely destroyed
the large planning mill VI HOtchkiss 4 Barber. to-
geiher with Q million asl and half feet OF ium-
her The fire reached the yard Of Hebard 4
Poresmsn, destroying ouc million Of shingles and
their office. white, Lsnrr White lost about
sixty thousand feet Of ldipber. Augustus Culver,
wascb'nan ia the pIauhg mill sas burned to
death while trying TO ,ase his dug. The FIRE was
near The hear, Il ihc lumber district, and at one
time ii was feared ,ha, herc would be terrible
connagraiion. The Goth loss il estimated at
So. ,ooo. with au insurau4 Of $4,000.