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ORPHANS COURT SALE :

by virtue VI an order ul tho Orphans Court
OF Clearheld county, Peunsy lyania, and 10 US d.
reeted, there will be exposed to public sale, In
Luther'burg, county and State Aforeaid, on
SATURDAY, MAY 4, 1915.
1T O'Clock p. IA. all that certain tract or piece
VI land situate In BRADY township, county aud
State aforesaid, late the estate Of Jacob Yoas, de-
ceased, bounded and described a, follows, via
On the north aud east by land Of jacob llileman
and on the south aud west by residue Of tract,
containing abou, four acres, aad kaesn as the
Steam Saw Mill property.
This II desirable property. The engine 10 n
3S-horss power, with cutting capacity Of 20, 900
feet per day. The surroundings are good plen-
" OF timber In the Immediate vicinity OF the
mill, which can either be bought at a reasonable
price, or viii be brought to tho min By the farm
ors. The mill 10 located about three and half
miles southwest Of Lu,htuburg. near the txrn-
pike leading to Punxsutawney, Indiana and XII,
tanning. For further partiaalar. address tbs un-
dersigned.
Tkass.-0ne- half casa tho balance in tw
equal annual payments, with interest, to be &c
cured by sond and mortgage.
j. y. OSWALD,
MARGAREr Y0AS,
Luthersburg, April Ia, lS75.-3t Admrs.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. =

In accordance with IN Act Of the General
Assembly Of this Commonwealth, approved the
22d DAY OF March, A. d. 1870, and the supple.
,nent approved the 81 day Of April A. u. 1879,
"rclatng TO The collection Of taxes In the county
Of Ulearlell, notice Ia therefore hereby given "
the taxpayers residing in the districts below
named, that the County Treasurer, 10 accordance
With the second section Of said Act, will attend ut
The places of holding the borough and township
elections on tho following named days, for the
purpose OF receiving tie County and State taxes
assessed for The year 1915;
For clcarileld and Lawrence township, Sa,uriiy
and Monday, May ist and ID.
Tor Karihaus, Tuesday, May iih.
For Coyington, Wednesday. May 9th.
For 0irard, Thursday, May 9th.
For Goshen, Friday, May 7tb.
For bradford, Saturday, May sih.
For Graham, Monday, May 10Th.
For Morris, Tuesday, May llih.
For Decatur, Wednesday, May i2th.
For 0seeola, Thursday, dsy 18th.
For llouttdale, Friday, May lith.
ror Doggs, Saturday, May 10th.
Tor Huston, Tuesday, May 18th.
For Union, Wednesday, May iyth.
For brady, at Rumbasger, Thursday, May goth.
Trouivile, frid,y, May 2lst.
Luthcrsburg, Saturday, May 22l.
For curHenssio, Monday, May 2ith.
For PKG, Iucsday, May lSih
For Bloom Wednesday. May 26th.
For Penn, Thursday, May 21th.
For Lumber City, Friday, MAY 2sth.
For Ferguson, Saturday, May 23th.
Upon all taxes paid to the Treasurer thsre will
be reduction Of ass per cont, while ave per cent.
will be citer he gr'f day Of Jaig merit, TO all uu-
paid tsxes. making difference VI TEN per cent.
10 prompt Taxpayers. Parties can, FROM the lot
OF May, pay their taxss at the Trsasurer's odies.
The balance of the districts will be visltei after
June Court.
DAVID W. WISE,
Tfeasufer'r 0nire, Treasurer.
C.carle.d, Pa, April Z, 1915. Il
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GRANT SOLD.


Tho editor OF the New York Sun
weeps over the deception practiced on
the government in the appointment Of
the new Governor for Utah. In al
luding to the matter, he says;
II has been matter of great sur.
prise to those who have observed the
policy which President Grant, under
the supervision of Brother Newman,
has observed toward the Mormons
that the new Governor of Utah, s. b.
Axtell, should Immediately upon enter
ing into office have proceeded toingrati.
ate himself in the good graces Of the
unrcpentant polygamists who consti.
tute the mass of the population in that
territory. 1t is said that two DAYS
after his arrival in Salt Lake City he
issued to the Mormon Delegate. Can.
non, n certificate for his election to
Congress, which had been refused by
his predecessor that he boards at a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

TnE DEAD UNcovERED--An ex-
change says The high water at the
recent food washed about four feet of
earth from ten to fifteen acres of land
lying along the Tennessee river, near
Louisville, Blount county, Tennessee.
When the water subsidcd q strange
spectacle was presented. The whole
of the dcnuded area was covered with
skeletons Some were straight, some
reclining, some doubled up and some
in sitting posture. There were the
osseous forms of infants, of children
and Of full grown persons. Oyer one
thousand forms have been counted
Persons who have lived in the vicinity
of this mysterious cemetery for more
than half o century never heard Of any
human bones being discovered there
before, and the skeletons are not found
in n mound, nor in what appears to be
unartificial formation Of earth. This
uncovering Of acres of skeletons has
created sensation and is shroudcd in
mystery. .rf
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FEcTloN OF aAlYO5
County Superintendent |

70 he School Directors Of Clearfeld CoHAy
0ESTLEnES ;--ln pursuance of the forty-third
section ofibe Apt Of May sth, 1854, you are here
by notified 10 meet IL convention NJ the Court
House. in the borough Of Clcarfeld,on the FIRST
TUESDAY IN MAY, A. d. 1875, (belrg &c 9Th
day Of the monihl, at o'clock 10 the afternoon,
and select viea rooe, BY majority Of the whole
number Of Directors present. one person Of literary
and scientific requirements, aud Of skill and ex.
intendent for the thrce saacesiing years I; deter
mine the amount Of compensation for the same,
and certify the result 10 the State Superintendent
at Harrisburg, as required by the thirty ninth
and s1rteth sessions Of said Act. .Ilgi ~
J. a. GREGORY,
ca. Supt Of clcariield County.
Clearheid, April u, lsI5-s,.
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. a, uhAssnorrsn VIVA D.siirullos,- ps'. T ne y
o'neers pc'a'lcu " uc.i icrry 70 MAKE
y canvass ol ,ne ues,i.u'c ss, people ~
,nose Poru1hs ol minnesota which
nave sarerod ny 'nc g,,,assnpppers re,
p9rt y'ioa persons 'o'al'y destitute, Oh
wnom ~ s;vi' are over WE'VE years Oh
age lhcrc ~ an ilhppropratioh py the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

GALL AND SETTLE

Having been eahncd to my bsdftr some
time with no hope Of permanent improvement,
deem Il best to quit business, aud hereby notify
my patrons that have placed all my hooks an d
papers in the hands Of Wm. Porter. Esq., for set
tlement and collection. III is fully authorized 10
settle my business, and will pay all honest claim
presented against NE. No one nood come to ms
house on business, being physically unable to at :
tend to Il. Those having unsettled accounts on
my books will confer favor on me by calling on
Mr. Porter at m early Cay and adjust the same
in proper uaanner. iu FRANK SHORT.
clcardeld, April u, 1878 sm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

A SPLIT ISEvITABI.E.--In convcrsa-
tion recently with representative Of
the ST. Louis Republicdn, ex-Represcn-
tative Phelps said that "thc Republi-
can party isnow squarely divided with.
in itself, and from this time until the
national convention next year, the
contest between the Grant, or Radical,
and the Blaine, or Conservative fac.
lions win be unrcmittiug,n IIe aidei
that tho President was undoubtedly
in tho field either for denomination
or to dictate candidate for the sue.
cession.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14


ABour a Kfss.-Among the notable
excrescences of the Tilton- Beechtr case
is the cross-examination Of Mrs Moul
ton by Beechcr's counsel. That lady's
testimony was frank, clear, and strong
against the great preacher. When
asked II she Had not kissed Mr.. Beech
cr at one of the mentioned interviews
She frankly admitted that she had
done 50. II was the unspol<en sym
pathy of n pure woman for her pastor
whom she saw writhing on the ragged
edge ofdespair and threatening suicide
1t was the womanly act of a pure wo.
man,-an act which an ordinary scoun.
drcl, who had ever felt the instincts Of
a gentleman, would have kept secret
and guarded as sacred a
Yet nobody but Mr.. Beecher could
have set his lawyers 70 badgering Mrs
Moulton about that kiss. No matter
what has been tlivulged, in this rambl
ing trial,-no matter how black orhow
contemptiblc the ingenuity of counsel
and the swiitncss Of witnesses may
make the charctcr Of that sanctified
squirt, Theodore 1'iltbn, there can moth
ing come out hereafter so full Of nm
mitigatod moanncss ms this attempt OF
the great preacher TO make capital out
of the purest and holiest instincts Of
womanly nature. AZ Henango Spectator
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

RATHER TmS-Thc Milwaukee
Nurs is authority for the inther apoc.
ryphal story of three young frogs that
were lately found enclosed in a solid
block Of icc in a well The ice and
frogs wcrc placed in a tub near tho
fire, and soon after the frogs were dis
covered sitting on the edge Of the tub
glcefully chirping their spring song.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

Tho unkindost cat Of all, given to the Radicals
recently, i' nccti-eu,.-Riehmond Inquirer.
Dry up, down there, you rebell-
You have no right to mako fun of the
mishaps that befall our loyal neigh
bors, whose distress is already severe
enough without being cauterized by
an imrepentant rebel.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

Having determined 10 locate in Curwtnsville
for the purpose Of pursuing my profession,
hereby offer my services TO the public. I have
just finished a term Of dental instructions under
the best teachers Of the pennsylsania College Of
Dental Surgery in Philadelphia, and am nov
prepared 10 execute all work pertaining 10 dent.
tstry in the bcs, manner, with the latest improve.
ment-. All work guaranteed to give entire sat.
isiaction AZ to quality and duration. Teeth ex-
tractei without pain. Room in new Bank build
ing. orfurther Information apply In person or
address 4. NJ. THOMPSON,
mchSl IS Il. CUrgensyille, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

- d." on -. MA u recent
meeting in Memphis to take action in
regard to the death of John Mitchell,
the following dispatch from Mr. Jefler-
son Davis was read: aGENTLEMES
Unable to be with you ] send you my
heartfelt sympathy in your proposed
tribute TO the patriot and devotee to
liberty--John Mitchell. Together we
struggledfor State rights, for the supre-
macy of the Constitution, for commu.
nifty, independence, and after defeat
were imprisoned together. As my
friend | mourn for him, and regret his
death as loss to mankind,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

AS consequence of using bad ink,
il is related that the signatures to the
original copy of the Declaration of In
dependence have faded so that they
are scnrcelY visible.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

RETIRED STATEsMES - Chandler,
Carpenter and Butler framed the Po-
land press gag law. They have all
been retired from public service, but
their bad deeds will live after them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

The Shreveport (IIa.) Times after
commenting on the happy deliverance
of Arkansas from her political sfIilia-
tons, adds; 'Let orr people be uni
ted, reasonable and judicious, and the
drama Of Arkansas politics, with the
same result, win be played out here"
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,ToREKEEpERs, ATTENTION.

We dsirs 10 eail yo.s sss.asisn to our extensive
Comm ission business and to our facilities for dis
Ponns Of such prodsce - our eoasignors send ..
Having iargs trade with city sterss, -e are en-
Aoled TO make quick rcturss, at full prices.
storeksepsra kAviAg CAioksns, Batter, Esgs
ss other produce, will Dc wsIlto give ~ suisL
Uhsrs ofsosriss srs taksa Ia sxshapes, ne'csm'
nissass VIII bs charged. go
8. u. KrRK, son . 90,
"ne'sseis 0ree>rs snd Cssaissiea MsrsAssu
NO. ise n Thiri street, Phiiads. spfly
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S25 REwARp.-H RlILW

Lost, at Lumber City, on Thursday, April
stl, q caif-skiu pocket book, containing s32 in
rnoncy--one $40, one $40 and one 50 bils-a bill
Of goods and note for s5o6, payable TO the or
der OF Martin NJ. Flynn. The above reward will
be paid for the return Of the pocket book and its
contents to Davis store, in Lumber City.
J. u. RAFfERTY.
Grnmninn ulIla- Anrl Il lsIh AZ
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

THE RADICAL FioHT.-The result in
Connecticut has caused a field fight be-
tween those loyal heroes, Grant, Sher.
dan & Co on the one side, and Gen
Hawley, Blaine & Co. on the other
Tho former blame the latter for the
defeat of the government troops in
that State and the latter in turn blame
Grant& Co for their army method Of
conducting elections, force hills ban
ditti orders, etc, etc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

The Cincinnati Gdrefte thinks An
drew Johnson does not possess suf.
fcient dignity for public Official
And yet the Gd;ettcmpports for Mayor
their later Chesterfield, old John Rob.
inson, the circus man. rr p
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

"Ycs, boys" said Nancy Bell, fe-
male blacksmith of Iowa, as she strad-
died horses leg and yankcd off q
shoe, II was brought up to this bust.
ness and so was my mother; and therc
amt no Becchcr scandals in our fami.
", for fact" Good for Nancy ?
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A UCTIoNEERING


BILLPOSTING.
Tho undersigned would respectfully Inform the
citizens Of Clearfsld and vicinity that be is pre-
pared to cry all Auction, vendue, and other Sales
on short notice, and at reasonable rates. Sale
Bills, Posters, Programmes, and other advertising
posted aud distributed in the most con spicuous
places. share Of public patronage is solicited.
N. L. ROBINS.
March ", 'T5-tf. ciearfcld, Pa
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A LITTLE CouRT-Judges Ovis, Read
and Foley with the members Of the
Bar, assisted very materially by Crier
Rowles, held a two days Court last
week, and by the way disposed of a
large number Of cases down ON the ar
gument list. This is movement in
the right direction We never did
deem it necessary to have present for
several days in Court forty-eight
Traverse and twenty-four Grand Ju-
rors and several hundred witnesses
and parties to suits, while the lawyers
were reviewing their mistakes, and
being set right by the Court. This
plan was always an expensive luxury
to the taxpayers. Keep on improving
and we will soon be right and then
"go ahead" will be very appropriate.
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II o R s AL Ri

A large aud well-hnishsd Drick Dwelling. attn.
Ate on the river bank, 10 the borough Of Clear.
held, containing eleven rooms. with good cellar.
water 10 The Kitchen, and al the modern con We
niences Pantries. Bathroom. cioshes- presses. xc
lot .ixiy feet 'front.' and two hundred and ,hirty
rect back. with twenty foot allrv an ~ 80,
side. Said building. with sll the srpuy,sns.cs.
WI be seld cheap, with Paymentste suit purshs'
ssr AppHcstion cas- Be mads ID the upder.
signed, OF to A. G. Tate, Req, who will give IL,
necessary Information 10 those Who desire to IN.
'Pecs the property. -
Nay 2lst is7s.tf
ON PRINTING OF EVERY pBscRIP.
u uon neatly executed st this once
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T'HE TIMES.
A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.


A FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER.
independsnt in everything Neuriai IN moth.
ing Opposed to all corrupt rings In Municipal,
State and National affairs.
Tue DAILY TIMES Haf
will be issued on Saturday, the 18th Of March
next, and every morning thereafter, Sundays cx
cepicd under the editorial direction Of A. X. Me-
Clure, printed eompactly frsm clear, new type.
on large folio sheet, containing all the news Of
the day, including the Associated Press Tcle.
grams, Special Teegrnms and Correspondence
from all points Of Interest, and fearless editorial
discussions OF all current topics. Pfice, cents.
Mail subscriptions, postage free, Six Dollar.
per annum, or firy cents per month, In advance
Advertisements hftcen, twenty and thirty cents
per line. according to position.
THE WEEKLY TIMES
WIN be issaed on Saturday, March 2oth. and
weekly thereafter, containing all important news
Of the week, and complete nlArkst and financial
reports. Mailed for ono year, postage free, At
the following rate F H-f1h4
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\ Chicago man thinks that the worst
speller ought to get the dictionary, aud
the winner should have wreath OF
sorrcl, or some other garden sass, like
them Greeks
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.ARRANT IN BANKRUPTCl'
q. :. MARsuAL's orrlcx.l
Il. u. oF PESy'A,

q. 5. MARsuAL's 0TrlcX.
E. u. oF PESy'A,
Philadelphia. APrilS S,h. Is55.
This is to give notice that on the 2gih day Of
Mireh, A. d. 1875, warrant in bankruptcy wa
Issued against the estate Of WILLIAM GLEN
DtN0N, Of Philadelphia, in the county Of Phil.
adphia, forrurrly Of Clcarieid county, aud State
ofpennsylgania, who has been adjuigcd bank
Fuf on his own petition that the payment Of
ani Debts and delivery u quy property belong
inl to such bankrupt, to him, or for his use, and
th' transfer VI any propody BY hin. are forbid
ieI by law that meeting 81 The creditors oi
th, said bsukrnp,, 70 prove their debts, aud 70
cb'ose one Or more assignees Of bis estate, will
be held at a couft Of Bankruptcy, TO be holden
nt No. ISl south Fifth street, philsdelphia. be
fole Joseph Mason, Esq, Register on fhe 27tl
dy Of April, A. b. 1878, At u O'clock A. m.
n 4. n. GREGORY,
,plii-st 81 81 u. S. darshal,us Messenger
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14
CREDIT MoBYLTER CoLFNx

The Credit Mobilicr thieves, ever
since the Amcs exposition, have con.
coctcd all manner Of devices and
schemes to rid themselves Of the ,lam.
aging effects of Oakes Ames memo,
randam book The last dodge was to
gct a paid editorial (on the quack doc
tor planD inserted in the Hartford
Post and then had il copied by the
Now York Erening Post, which reads
as follows;
The Hartford Post says that ait is said the es-
ecutors Of 0akes Ames have discovered by bis
accounts that the money he claimed TO have paid
to Mr.. Colfax and Others was In fact used for his
own purposes at the time he was hard pressed by
his financial embarrassments."
10 which Oliver Ames, I'd, replies
in this way
As an executor Of the estate Of the late Hon
0akcs Amcs pronounce tho above statement oi
the Hartford Post to DO untrue. On the contra
ry, all the information have IN my posses sion
both us an executor and m individual, convince
me that Mt tho timc Mr.. Ames alleged he pal,
the money to Mr.. Colax aud others he was no
hard pressed by financial embarrassmonts au
also convinced that the payments which Mt
Ames claimed TO have made to Mr.. Colfax nns
others were made at tho time, in tho manner ,sn'
for the puposc stated by him.
OLIVER Aass, I'd.
Nonrn EAsros, Mass, April !. 1915. f'
1t will now be in order tor "Smiler
Colhx to address some conference o
Sunday school convention. What Al
example he is for American boys I
follow Why, Bcecher is nowhere.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

ERESH FISH.

The undersigned respectfully potfes the pub
lie that he viii keep on and for sale an assort.
msnt Of Fresh Fish, Of all kinds, received from
the East and West daily. Also, Fresh Vegetables
in season. Goods delivered 10 all parts Of the
borough and vicinity Orders ieit at hi. residence
corner Of Second and Reed streets, will receive
prompt attention.
3 = 1st D. W. JORDAN.
= Clearfeid, Feb. ~. 1875 -3m II
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CAUTION 2-7 N q s Z 20

Aiipetscns are hereby warned agnin-t rurch.
asing or In any manner mcddlnr with certain
bay horse, now in the hands ctr. n. Walk, Z
New Washington as the same was purchased b,
nc at sherhT's sale on the slh day Of April 1875,
and loft with him on loan, subject 10 my order.
JAMES GALLAGHER.
New Masldngf On, April II, 1875. ..3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14
BLACKSMITH SHOP

~ IN CLEARfIELD, FOR SALE
The undersigned, having determined to change
bis business, oHers for sale his shop, Tools, &c,
consisting Of two new portable forges, with all
necessary tools aud implements, Of the latest and
most improved kind in use or 10 be found in the
bert Smith Shops. Also, a large qaantity Of
Horse Shoes aud Iron on baud. N
The location Of this stand has great alvan.
tage over all others, being situated on an alley
leading from Pine street 10 Reed street, or neas
the Leonard Iloasc. Its close proximity to the
Fire Clay Works, rlauing Mills and Railroad
Depot gives il prese. cncr over all other stand.
ia town. The property eau be leased to good ad.
vantagc, VI purchased for n roa. unable price.
AMOS KENAhD.
Clearacid, April 7, Is55..u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

The Republicans gain ten members in tho
Connecticut Legislature.-IAiiai'd Press.
Not word OF il true. The Demo
Gratis had 2s on joint ballot last year
and now they have 33. How is that
for u gain 2 More, the Democratic ma
iorty last year. over all, was only
1860, this year it is 1854 A similar
increase in Pennsylvania next fall vii
give us the State by 10000 majority
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

The total vote in Connecticut for
Governor was--Ingerscll, Democrat,
53,7s5; Green, Radical, 44,303 I;
Smith, Temperance, 2,7s6 Last year
the temperance vote was neary 5000
but the temperance party sold out to
Grant 4 Co. as it did in New Hamp-
shire, No man in the world needs the
temperance element worse than Grant,
but then it's vey strange alliance.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14
WE'D HlDJcIL AJrYyIcE, DE1 LERS

~ Il DIf'1 Il ~ JfINIIf'H lylt1 llItf fiIN.
Whou thn nnn,nc,nitn InuNo iup,la
,h, n.onln ,n,y ,v,,c,, somc s,artlin,,
cxnasurcs If tbc wnv ,Lings werc man.
no.d and millions we,p stolen In the
Donn,tmout of Jus,,ce prc.
'';.J.'J ,,,,a, IT.. ...o.na, cano,.,t ivn
linms, IL II now coming 10 DO pretty
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14
CHANGE OF PRoPRIEToRs.

The undersigned having purchased the store
goods and property formerly occupied by Lever
illegal, on Second street Clcariell, adopts ihIs
method Of bringing his businrssi to the notice OF
the public, and promises to furnish his patrons
with thcvery best quality Of BOOTS and SHOES,
HATS and CAPS, Trunks, valiscs and Furnish
ing Goods, at exceeding low rates. This San
do, became have no rent 10 pay, ani can there
lore divide the profits with my eustomcrs. Il
mny 1c said that this is an experiment with me,
hut " selling good article for low dgurr en-
tiers custom and expands trade, anu boupd ia
sneeeed IN any Undertaking Give me call, ex
anime my stock and learn my prices.
PETER MeGEORGE.
II.,,6.lI A.,il "A la-k
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1875-04-14

Ekc'"''..,. '''''''''''''"'''''''sSui,' oo
In every other southern district the
same system Of plunder has been car.
ricd on, to an extent us yet unknown.
But Mr. Williams system is doomed
to an early exposure.