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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31

- 10 Cent Segdr for 8 Cents.-Genuine Havana
Segar, Concha size, cts large ones, for a quar-
ter; Lorillard's Rebecca and Musselmans ght and
ak navy. bowman I'd and King.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31
STOCK AND BOND DMARKET-CoBRECTIoN DAILY BY r
r. HOBINsoY A co,
CITY ITEMS.
!" III DIES
t-r LADIES'
A A.l..at

t-- LADIES'
LADIES'
MERINO SHIRTS
MERINO S9IRrS
so 0CENTS
so CENTS.
b0cent Ladies good weight Mefino Vest
&C. cent Regular Cuff Extra Merlno Vest.
S5-cent Ladies' fine quality Vest
fl SILK Stitched superior Merino Vest.
II 25 Soft Woollen Fine Fabric Vest.
ALSO MUCH FINER GRADFS-ladies' Nerino
Wear OF both D0MEST IC and ENGLISH makes.
65 cent Balbrggan, woven seams, enbi olieYed.
80 cent Ladies' striped Stockings
rs cent Ladies' Regular Fine Stockings.
B0Sh'
BOYS ND GIRLS
BOYS AND GIRLS ..........,,.
30 CERT tHlHTS.
80 CENT SHIRTS
SHIRTS.
One lot of very good Merino Shirts, % cents for
Lma,i si2es, rsirg 8 cents oihe size.
As CENT
As CEkT GIRLS SHIRT.
45 CENT BOYS SHIT.
SHIhT
one lot, liner grades, small sizes, 81 cents rising
cents to the size.
The above prices are at least 25 per cent below
former figures.
MEMS MERiNO SHIRTS.
MEMS W. Oh SHIRTS.
We nave In ctock lines OF Mems shirts IN waite,
clcuded and scari from 40 cenia to lhe hneat do
nestle and English makes.
CHILDRRNiS
THlLDRBN's sTocKlNGS,) ..-....
LADIES STOCKINGS, EVERY STYLE.
GENTS STOCKINGS,
JOHN NJ. FINN.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31
INJECTION NOTICE.
u'I Tup hlrfnNkt pGNu NJ npr

E'LEtIlON NOTICE.
III THE NATIONAL BANK or DEL AWARE.
Ar NILMINGTOE, DEL,
WILMINGTON, DEC. IL 1s1h,l
Notice is heieny gwen to the stockholders OF this
that an election Will held mt the Banking
House, on guesdae. January i:th 1876 between the
hours OF and o'cOck, p. IN, Tor the purpose of
electing seven DlreclOra 10 serve for the ensuing
year. II. IL. kWBAEkS,
dee Ste Cashier.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31
yrst and found.
8oarding.

ElOARD-WIIlI EITHER -INGLE OR
Ed communicating rooms al sol West street, VIII
mineton. Del. iocts III
A FEW GENTl E.MEN CAN RE &C
N COMMoDATED with board al
Aug2O-tf 9G4 KING STREET.
TSOARDlNG For GENT TLEMEN A'r
ID ang2O-tf sl2 KING STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31

S. X. CORNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STREETS
&. Il COhNER SEVENTH AND ARCH STRHETS
PHILADELPHIA.
nOy2I To- ierl PHILADELPHIA.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31

uN ON NATIONAL BANS, oF Wu MisGToE
Dec. 1lth, lsl5.)
rotice is hereby glven,tha ila onnral stockhold-
ors' meeting VII De he'd at the banking liousa. un
tuesday January Eth, 1876. bet~t en- the hours OF
2 and n'cock, Ia the Afternoon, tor the purpose
Of ellc,ing nlne Directors TO serve the ensuing
year. z JOHN PEOPLES, Cashier
decil-eodim.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31
Tank Statements.

II EPORTss OF THE CONDITION OF THE
III "UNION- NATIONAL BANK OF 4WlLMlNa-
TON" State OF Delaware, at the close OF business,
naraInf Ar I'm 1STh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31

State OF Delaware, County OF New Castle IS:
|, ". H. Ewbanks, Cashier Of "Ihe National Bank
Of Delaware at Wilmington do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true, to the best of my
knowledge and belief.
r. II. EWBANKS, Cashier.
Sworn TO and subscribed before me, this gst day
of December, lsI5. II. BAIRD, Notary Public.
A
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31

NOTICE. - WILMINGTON IL WEST
the Annual meeting OF the Stockholders OF the VIII
mington and Western X. II. Co., for the ,lcct n Of
Directors and the transaction of such other bust
ness as may be presented viii he held at the ofllce
OF Charles Warner O., In the city Of Wilmington,
on lniay, Jan. 10Th. 1876 at 70 0clocs NJ.
dec3i tim IL NJ JENKINS Secretary.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31

II EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF "TIlE Ma
IL, TIONAL BANK OF DELAWARE, AT WILL
MINGTON," IN the State of Delaware, at the close
OF business, Oh The iIth day of December, 1sIh
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-12-31

ALL. STYLES.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

SAD POISONING CAsE.-Thc st. Ma.
ry's Guzsae Of the 7lh says. Two young men ia
Benringer township, Elk county, named Geo
Sykes and William Russell met with horribla
death from the effects of taking an overdose Of
phosphorus. II seems that these young mcn had
received book from some miserable quaek, 10.
ecuimen'iing rho.pliords 'pfls az : rcneay Tor
weak nerves. Tuey purchased a half ounce Of
crude phosphorus, and each Of them swallowed ten
OF twelve gfains of the fatal drns. They took
the dose on Sunday about O'Clock A. ~, and did
not feel any bad Elects until fogrP. N,.Nhpn they
we're nkun wfih reiehings ~ lle sotrfclE Their
friends did not feel alarmed and gave them some
home remedies for cramps IN tho stomach. But
on Monday ihcinihy ne sufefcrs Confessed that
they had taken phosphorus, when medical aid was
summoned. ,Drf, Reynolds aud Sterley) who did
all they could toahctiato the suderings Of their
patienis, but without avail. Geo. Sykes expired
on Monday night and william Russell fingered
until Tuesday night in great agony, when ho OK
pired. These ate sad cases. Young Sykes was
rnthcr prcposscssng boy, active. intelligent and
industrious. llis family, consisting Of fnther,
mother, brothers and sittcrs are well nigh dis
traeied at this fell misfortune which has orefakcn
him. Young Russell We did not know
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13


A MODEL RoGUE.-Bradiord town
ship was last week visited by a horse dealer o
modern taciics. H. rcpte.entei bin,qlf as til,
agent of Sheriff Barr, Of jefferson county, 10 on,
Of our most worthy farmers, who had very fin,
horse upon which the dealer. had fixed his eve
The price being agreed upon, be remarked tlsi
he would return to Cl,arfsld for the smoncy, or
Sheriff Bars check, whom the agert Represented
as stopping 10 town. The dealer returned in the
evening With Sheriff rnrr's cheek. dra wnon the
First National Bank Of Charfeld, which was &c.
cepted by the farmer In exchange for his hotsc.
lie then presented an order FROM Sheriff Barr for
the loan Of a saddle aud lrdic for the purlosc Of
taking the horse to Cnrwensyi.lc. Neither hotse.
saddle or bride have Lcen heard hyu, aud sLer
10 Barr keeps no account at the bank indicated.
The party registered st the Mansion IIonss, on
Tuesday, as "George Wilson, Brookvllc,, and
was equipped with an order iron, Deputy sheriff
Mcdonald to the landlord, for his bill.
Such is the last lesson taught US in this vicinity
by one Of the rogucs who go about seeking whom
to de,our, and should he be caught, he viii Of
course spend season OF two in the pcniientary,
at the expense Of the taxpayers Of this county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

CHkAp lNroRA-sllcN-rsW cspcnt hall
day IN The court rooui, last week, f,r the ,nr.
pee Of '"kins lesson un our liLei irs. On,
,os"s Ghnd, Win. q. Afaeii. orNWsaea& ;lle
some time during 'hc 'unmer, had ue'i,escse, A
y, .,,.siSs s'f'' 4%' sss'l fiEE a. en- !,
question had lii'rly Liw b, rhr puhlia,,,,,.f.
os'c'ne article ia hi, rap,, The ea.. va. .uL.
mnIsi 'yTjuy, who ,yusd u.e deien,.an, guilty
andJsise Mayer pslIplyNfrsA IN Ala ,lI.
tor that he should pay fine Of slOO and the cost.
OF prosccn'ion. sp pliniiys%led, that he should ..
and Sin no mote ID 'thni line; il he did nat. IN.
'a'' penalty Of the a~-dre aud imprisonment :
would be imposed The Judge /. Terribly "doyo
on ~hns, be cells the .'licsn,pgsl,,s Of the
and served afhance nhidi of,s 10 leep Main
the limits OF the law.
Although over aiie.n ,eai. Ii 'ilie h,nsin,.. n.
never property unisTidoa tia,iersl .tatu, oecp.
p'eh by editors under our libel law, until Nc liz.
tened to the trial Of tie ease Of the conmonw,a,b
''' brainerd. whe, however, may not think the
lesson cheap one b, The time he paws MI. hin
lie Is being educated in an expensive school. We
wiii do our utmost to take our lessons from
cheaper 'eacher than Judge Mayer and the .aual
OF lawyers who are always mediIng in eases Of
this kind.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

DY virtue Of writs Of rsmditioni ErJjona., ISSUED
I'D out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear
field county, and TO me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale, at the Court House
In tho borough Of Clcarheld, on Saturday, tn,
S0ih day Of October, 1873, at | o'clock, p. IN
the following described reni estate, to Wit
r. An that csflain tract of land situate 10 Bmdy
tou nships Clearhcld county, Pennsy lvania, bound
cd and doscribod,as follows; On the north by
o.. d. Goodlander. on tho easi by Charles Mar.
thilL on ihe west by S. Counsil, and on the
south by Eric turnpike, containing ons.bnlf Of
an acre, with dwelling house, store houss and
stable thereon. Seized, taken In cxecu ton and
to be sold as the property Of J. NJ. Carlisle.
Trnns or SALE.-The price or sum at which
the property shall DO struck On must be paid at
the time Of sale, or such o her srrangotncnts
made as will be approved, otherwise the property
wiu be Immediately put up and sold again nj
the cxpense and risk u the person TO whom IL
was struck Of, and who, IN case Of deficiency at
such rs sale, shall make good the same. and 10
no instance viii The Deed DO presented In Court
Tor confirmation unless the money Is actually
- ~ w.R. MCPHERSON,
IA snEmgF's orrien, ,r shcria
.clcarled. Pa, Oct. 0, 1871 n
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

A LIBEL CAsE.-Wc confess that in
a social and personal way we fe, decided inter.
est in the libel suit which wm. c. Arnold brought
against the editor Of the Times, although, per.
haps, against our professional interest. We have
known biz fa'her and mother for over thirty i've
years anl count them among our bes, personal
friends, and for this reason we had desire to soc
their son (whom We Spanked frequently when a
boyj, who had Just launched out in business, ,ia
dicate bis character in court bcior, jury Of hi.
neighbos, some Of whom had known him from
his birth. Our young friends vindication is com
pletc, and we hoTe that all parties concerned as
well as ourself, have learne a useful lesson.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13
OFFICIAL DIRECToaY.

i.ak or HoLniss auAmrrn sEsnosi cornr.
So ond Monday Of January.
Ti'rd Monday Of March. ION lFN
Firt Monday Of June. ~
Fourth Monday Of September. ir
rmr or HOLDING COMMON rrrAs.
First Monday Of June. tlt4f sFtht
Second Monday Of November.
1flafy pynLIo eFFIcERAt ~tfg-~
Prs.ides J,dys-ITon. Charles A. Mayer, Of
Lock Haven areM lfs hf-isa lr isnta
a',i'ia"t is'~'ysdgs-- Hon. John II. oryis, Of
A.'oeiats .'adgss-- william c. Foley, clearaeld
John j. Read, curwenstiile. ''
Prothonotury-R Bloom. lH1.i
Register and Recorder-L. y. Morgan. tl
District Anorssy--Frank Fielding.
Treasmrer--D David W. Wise.
Shsrif-Wilam X. McPherson.
Connfy Ssrrsyor- --samuel y. Mccioskey, Cur.
wcnsville. 'n =
Conniy Commissioners-Jobn D. Thompson.
Curwenssille; Clark Brown, Clcarheid Cour ad
W. kyier, Grahamion.
coa"fg AHdi,ors-James II. lille, Lumber City;
Lewis @. Bloom, Clearfeld; Henry Whitehead,
Union township.
Jary Ccnmi''iVsers--Jvhn ". Shngart. james
Mitchell. Clcarhcd
SrperimeMdent II Psbic School. john A.
Gregory, Clearded.
Nofaries PmJic--John W. wrigley, WIN. Ra.
debaugh, Cyrus l.. Gordon. Clearheld; Josiah
Evans. Jos. r. Irwin. N. h. Arnold, CurwcnsvilIc; +;
j. j. Lingle, Emmet Sayers, Osceola Mills; John
ston Hamilton, Luthersburg.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

IN INSURANCE SwlNDLE.-lTbe Indi.
ana Democrat says: "The Peoples Insurance
Company" the liuepl descendant VI the swindling
concern known rs the "Cumberland Valley In.
'nrHnce Company" are making things lively for
some Of our people. The attorney for The bogus
concern, J. NJ. Weakley, Esq, was here lew
weeks ago, and entered up one hundred nnd FORTY
eight Judgments against our people on premium
notys. II is claimed that he was authorized to do
so by an act Of the Legislature passed in 1864.
Our rpeoplc will nov have practical illustration
Of some special legislation under the rule Of the
Ring" about Harrisburg. The ainount claimed
Oh the ritirens viii aggregate abou, Ss6,con, Tor
WHICH they never received value to The amount Of
one cent The legislation which transferred the
lrnnehis.s Of the Cumbcrland Valley Company to
the Peoples was procured by Mr.. Weakly whilsi
u Republican Senator from the Cumberland Dis.
rict and be Is about the proper person to enforce
the provisions Of the act. On the judgments rn.
tered seventeen executions have already been t.
sued, and are now IN the hand. Of the Sheriff.
Persons interested should attend the meeting on
Monday, Oct. 18th, at o'clock p. IN.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

Tue SINEY PARKS CAsE.-This, Of
course, was The leading cause tried in oar coutt
during the the, wecks' term The jurors who
sat in the box during tilc trial drew an average
Of $40 each from The county ircasury--twcye days
and mileage being allotted the chosen twelve. II
was one OF the longest si's ever undertaken in
our Court House, resuliingi in the acquitial Of
John siney and the conviction Of xingo Parks,
whom Judge 0rvis sentenced 10 pay fne one
dollar, to undergo an lmprisopneplo Of one year in
the western peniientiary sni to pay the costs Of
prosecution, which will amount to at least one
thousand dolars.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

SINGULAR AcciDENT.-The Muncy
L"~'ao'y sy' that John Gorner, Of Jordan
township, Iyeeming couniy. lost two horses last
w''k under 'cms~hat peculiar circumstances,
Mr., Gorinu was Flowing on avery steep side-hill,
and below him was dercsly burning log heap.
BY some means tho horses stumbled and fell, and
becoming tangled ip the harness struggled and
rolled until they landed in the ere, and were 20
badly burned that N rnd their succrings they
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

A FIsn SroRY.-!Thei Millefsburg
Ledger says; A friend at Donnelly's mill informs
Us that the miller, MIR. Fry, at that place had been
at lon for some months pnst to aacount for the
loss Of power in his mill. Kverythiog appeared
to be In good order, plenty OF water, but still no
power. sln course OF time the garners Of the mill
became full, and DO speed could be gained in
grinding. few .days ago. he determined 20 as
certain the cause, and BY the nysisinuce Of N. A.
Houseweart, blacksmith, the water wheel (Which
Is of the turbine patisin) was takcu out and fonnd
to be completely filled With cels. so,ne Of which
appeared 10 have been there for considerable
time. They nllcd up the buckets Of the wheel to
such m esient that no water could pass through.
This Is q very singular discovery, and one that
should attract the attention tf all persons uihg
turbine water wheels. The question nov i,
(which is the most destructive 10 fish, cells cspe-
cially, fish baskets or turbine water wheeisy"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

N 0n September soth, 1875, by Rev. ). KIsrLra,
! Mr. Q. II. BAILEY, Of AnspnFille, Clsarheld Co.
anl Miss REBEccA F0N, Of Sinking Valley
Blair county.
On September JOth, 1875. ia Tyrone, by Rer
II. u. WitsoS, Mr.. dE0RGE uEARIlART mud
Miss EMMA lG.'PLiMPTON, bo,h of olesrfcid
counlnat ..rnin I.t r ss....
On September SOih, isss, in Tyrone, by Rev.
Il. 4. WILSON, MI, FRANCS SMARL and Miss
MAGGIE NJ. PLlMpr0N, both Of clcarheld
county. Jam ffNt
On September 9Th, 1873, ia Atoona, By Rev.
]. WAlKEn, Me-. ROBERT Z. HOWE, Of Altoona,
epd Mhs MAGGIE u. Upton, Of Ciearacld
coupiy.
On 0cober lih, 1878, BY Rev. p. II. snrRK, at
DO residence Of The brides parents, Mr.. TlIOM-
AS LAMBERT and Nils ANNA NJ. B0NRR,
both of PrenehviIles clsarhald county, Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

The annual hunt of the Clcarflcld
rihrmcn takes place to-day wednesday,. Al q
meeting held on Saturday e,ening last, n. NJ.
McEnally aud d. n. Fullerton we're chosen cap
iain' Of the respective slider, and WIN. O. Foley,
Joseph Shaw and Daniel W. Moore Judges. The
game is TO hedelitercd at the Shaw House in this
place, within hfiecn minutes after the arrival Of
The evening passenger traip. The losing party 10
to pay for an oyster supper for the entire crowd
M Buiirts saloon.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13
rELlcI0lIs NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Charch--Rey. u. T.
STEVENS, is'tor.-publie Service ev.ry sabbat Ii
lOi A NJ, and 10 p. NJ. .ll
Sabbath school At y A., NJ.
Prayer ', citing every Thursday, st7iP.M.
Conn union Service. Grst Sabbath Of every
month, At lol A. NJ.
Presby y,erian Church--Rev. n. s. BprlrR.
-soIbe,h services morning and evcnin Sab.
bath School at P.M.--Prayer Meeting wsdnes-
day evening. Ed lHtIa. .t..,slI
81. Francis Observation-Disclosures p.
J.. .snEnID,s-Preaehing at loI o'clock, A. Nj, on
tho hrst, third and fourth Sundays of each month
Nespers aud Benediction ofihe Blessed Sacrament
at o'clock, 7 M-sund"y School every Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

I. A. Flock & Co. have just received
a new and ,lrTsnt stock Of esphsbls dress goods,
lad' hai', tcnneis, ETC., which will please their
lady eusioncrs, ,ourg md OLD. Fl,ck A Co.
hnow how to luy and how to ssIl, and all Who
zeal with ih,m arc sure 10 20 away satisAed.
Mr hillmsn. ittif nillinsr, 10 sssIn on hand to
ha up hats and bonnsis aeeordiss TO The latest
h'at Of Madam Fashion. Read the nsmmeth
sdve',isemsut Of this avn 10 is.dsy's RxrusLi-
can, and lien g. and sec their goods. II win
pay you. fn'Hf ''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

Half million bushels of potatoes
wereiaised in Bcrks county thi, year. That kind
Of farming pays, and just 90 soon ss our farmers
realize the fact that Il pays better to farm than
to lumber, we can record fact similar TO the
above for cltnr6cld county. Come, gentlemen,
leave your trees alone ani pay more attention to
tillng the soil
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

PASSED OvER.-Thc Board Of Par
dons adjourned on Wednesday last without aeing
upon the petition for the pardon Of the miners
sentenced to the peni,e.,iAry at the June term Of
our court. Their ease is held under adviseinont
The next meeting Of the board will be on the Sec
Ond Tuesday Of November.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

Thiry.nine new freight aud passen.
shops between this time and the FIRST Of January.
large force Of mechanics have been employed.
and thirteen hours day are now worked, instead
Of eight and nine, ne has been the during the
past summer
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

SiNeuIY,R lSclnEST,-7Abpnt two
weeks nga eov lbeloDeine 10 M. JcllA Bully, Of
Cogan Valley, Lyco,aing county, strsycsi away
aud faded 10 csipc home. For several days search
was made for the lost animal, and after the lapse
Of one week she was found In The woods dead,
with her tail twisted around a Small sapllng II
Il supposed that 10 brushing away The nies lcr
tail became kncticd around the trcc, md in her
.fors 10 g,t free sbc walked around the snpiing
thus tying herself rnorr securely. She had cvi-
IDENTIFY starved to death. The snplihg had been
nearly pulled out Of the ground showing that the
poor animal had eshansied her strength IN trying
to e,cape, and finally laid down to await atqgflble
death from fW~fpa Dessoerat Il
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13


ANOTHER -Williamsport q ".
perieneed shock Of suicide on Sunday n ve.t
Two girls passing up the iowpsh Of the canal
discovered dead man In the canal, and the BODY
when recovered proved to be that ofA. A. Wine
gardner, prominent lumberman aud banker Of
that city, we'll known to many Of our bu,iue,,
men. lie was dressed as usual and had bi. coat
bnttcned. His watch aud chain were on hi. per.
son. and nothing about him had been disturbed.
when found, one end Of piece Of rafting rope,
about fifteen OF twenty feet long, was found tied
around his neck, while the other end was attached
TO post on the outside Of the towpa,h. III. hat
containing several letters wa. found on ton Of
the post, and bpndfal of torn Scraps of paper
were scattered over the ground, which had proba
Uly lesn torn, W BY the qpfOrpppte man jus, pre
vious to committing the fatal ,Idcd The foibv.
ing card was stuck up on the post iitca in lead
pencil, fuNlJ ,iAHN -f9J
"Pull on this rope, you will find INC in tbo ca.
nal. A. A. Wryrn,nnvrp
No. 70 East Third 81, Williams pori."
pull at the rope brught the body to tho sur.
face. The cause for this rash act has no, Lecp
explained, and probably never viii Js.r-f ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

Sickness prevails everywhere, everybody com
plains Of some disease duriug their life. When
sick. the object is 10 get we'll nov We say plain
" that no person IN this world that Ia suffering
with Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint and It's effects
snch a indigestion, coaiiseness, sick headache
seur stomach. aft.buru,palpitaiion Of the heart
depressed spirits, bllousnoss.ac can take Green,
August Flower wilout getting relief and cure
u you doubt this, go 10 your Druggist, Q. d.
Watson, and get sample bottle for 10 cents and
try it.r Regular sire as cents. Two doses will
relieve you. . t,.f
10. GREEs, Solo Manuiacturcr,
inch 81 75-ly. ~ 'ffsrli .woopnunt,N N. 3.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

The frisky squirrel is beginning to
feel uncomfortable nov, becausc OF the near sp-
proaeh Of The "cicarheid bunting tournament. 8
There l. not much cause for alarm on the part Of
the little animal, as our local Nimrod', are not
generally very deadly shots
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

The epizootic, which made sad hav.
oc among horses two years ago, Is again making
Its appearances in some Of the surrounding coun.
ties, though ia milier form than before. II
Yields readily to prompt treatment
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

JAcoB IRWIN, Sr., of Lawrence town
ship, died at bis residence In that township. on
Monday morning last, aged about Il years. The
funeral service will be conducted in the West
clearheld M. H. church. at 10 o'clock On ibi.
Wednesday, morning
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

A Quaker lady from Philadelphia
occupied the pulpit Of the clearaeld NJ. L church
on Monday evening large congregation was
present, and everybody was highly pleased with
her sermon.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13

A down east weather prophet has
put October down for thirteen rain storms. II
he had been in this vicinity on last Wednesday
evening, he might have been led to believe that
the entire batch were all coming down at once.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-10-13
pAp ron I Prrslprsr ITha sclhls.

DAD FVHA ATHEbIDkNT-I II HV Scf0ls'
grove Tis.es says; W. A. Mceker, President Of
the Selinsgroye A North Branch Railroad Com
pany, who was to he put vn trial last week for
defrauding the Snyder County Dank out Of orer
1000 while be was It's cashier, had his case put
Oh to next court on the ground VI an irregulariiy
on the part Of the Sheriff In summouing tho ju-
rymen. Not being able to get bail at first, Mr.
Moeksr was lodged In Jail whofe he was tit few
days ago, when =. IIerdic aud Mr.. Hotohkiss,
Of williamspor, his former bail, and I. shailef,
Of potissille, came on and, baed him ior appear
ance at next evurt One would hardly suppose
that man as popular as The President of the $.
aud n. u. railroad would have need to 90 out Of
the county, or even outside Of selinsgrore, for
All