Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-01-06
NEIY.S LTEM.s

NEWS ITEMS.
Prince Lclcloholsu rules Hawaii
while Kalakau is here visiting.
The wife of Bishop Porter of
New York, died on Christunslegcd g5-
! 1Pittsbdrgh has forty irn mills
which eao on IN hscag d. 1000
bushels q toal daily, N
-Thc npmel loKalakalan King OF
the Sandwich Islands, is pronounced
Kollowkow-ah.
"A firm in Binghampton, N. Y,
has manufactured $4,000 childrcn's
slcds. 10 fan, this season.
The Marriage of Princess Louise,
of Belgium, to Prince Phillip, of Sake,
will take place iu February.
"A white marble monument has
been placed over the grave Of William
II. Seward in the Fort Hill Cemetery,
at Auburn, New York. p atiN tfA
al--Byerly, who was shot at New Or.
leans by Ex.Govelnor Yarmouth, ON
the 2Sth alt, was . native of West
morcland countyrthis State. al u
-Four hundred men and womcn
employed in the Burca,tof Engraving
and Printing at Washington were dis
charged the day after Christmas. @. .'.
Indian Agent bingham, of the
Cheyenne river agency, accompanied
by military force, is in pursuit OF
white men going to the Black Hills.
Mr.. Wicl,ham, the present Mayor
of New York city, was several years
ago an oil operator nt Rouscville Pa,
and the boys called him ''Bill Wick
um.n lail tp iJli 3Ai 500 n
"A bill has been introduced in Con
grcss for the reduction OF the salary
of the President 10 $4,000 per annum
at the expiration Of ;he term Of Gen
cral Grant.
The Pennsylvania Steel Conpa-
ny at Harrisburg purchased 800 tur-
keys and distributed them gratuitous-
ly among the married employees at
the works for Christmas dinner
"A statement of the busincss iof
the port of Erie for the Year 1874
shows an increase in the grain trade
as compared with 1873, amounting TO
9S,s77 bushels of grain of all kinds,
and 79,33s barrels of ilomq aN p
The notorious Josephine Mans
field recently recovered s25 POI 90,
principal and interest, in a suit against
Mrs, Fisk, cxecutrix, on two promis-
sory notes amounting to s20,000 given
her by the late James Fisk, Jr, ~
Captain Brady, who saved the
steamer Pennsylvania, and for many
months had an action against tho
company for salvage, was recently
killed by Chinese pirates, while on n
trip from Canton to Macao. .Hi1fais7
Horace Homes, Esq, of Erie,
died in California some time ago aud
willed his entire estate, valued d So
600, 900, TO found n college. The courts
haye decided that he was insane, and
his widow takes the money,
The will of the late Mayor llav-
cmeycr, of New York, has been adj
mitted to probate. The property left
is estimated at from $4,000, 900 to s5,-
100000 The only heirs are his wild
ow, six sons and two daughters. goy
r -1Thc cotton product of 1874, rs
estimated by cotton growers lin their
returns to the Department Of Agricul.
ture, will somewhat exceed three and
a half million bales The yield pei
acre.is reported less than in 1873. ~
The wages of the rcpairmcr on
the Pennsylvania railroad were re-
duced last week from one dollar and
eight cents to one dollar, and the hours
of labor decreased from nine to ten
bous Hard Is II NOT . Potr;o,.. ,.'''' :
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her mouth-it Is too dangerous. 1tiis
much more convenient and safe Ia
make apin cushion of the baby. II
the baby cries, drive the pins homie by
pattihg the child, and IL that won't
| do give Il pareporic aa a0ri ls4st'
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| ,Il ny 'r'a' " ~, rnc Me,lsporo pa''l'
ioppe,s 'u y oNer' invpurSnfs oosgloNe
M nnu Voon worc @ 'rieu ' aiiu convlc,eu q,
my inu'o''''o,''7 anu Wcrc se'''oncc9
nine months Imprisonment snd sa,oO0
fine. p ~ 'H''l V7'oo' .
Mrs Io,nos X polL III, widow .,
:, III, 80 'I,neo p., ~ op~,. N'"ow y, =,
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der ,,raaaS,I nld ,..;,l ~, % ',i;.D IIs =
hair, but with eyes ns bright and step
as quick as n girls re hi, issl
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,napo on =" ,ho I to,i, 4, pJp Ju,pr,'T -, ~
p"S on amnIo,. I % nf ~ H. m po,"a,.,,o,;,, % nsj,
/ Railroad Company for upwards d
twenty four years. w l''i.''.4 'ui
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s',;.'. v ,h I',p"sed ps.d 'n..'5.,,. 20 ~ !,
asns ~ % Ma"i;.p. w. s"o IN Jpo'u ~ III ~ ~
Tsa Ds ~ .dn ,a,, \, Min " " ..ne,a !. ~,
,h", .ae .1i ay ., 'aaaar na
the Board will bo held on the second
Tuesday of each month. sai.risr fn
hmiI t,,.,asr,A,;;.i,iri,. 7,.a,aJ ep,.:s =
t.Q-iion, H., ya'nes -. uwlnn, . u Dlal' "
county, a'ea " nIS ,ss,qenee ne ~ N hoSan III,
ans"p pyo, y ~ Dn .n ,oS ~ % puvV'aos, ', 'o
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