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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS,

In accordance with an Act Of the General y.
sembly Of this Commonwealth, approved the 70
day OF March. A. ID. 1870 and the supplemehl,F
proved the Sd day Of April. A. u. 1872, "relaias
to the collection Of taxes in the county OF Clet
field" notice Is therefore hereby given to The h
payers residing in the districts below named ths
the County Treasurer, in accordance with TIE ~
ond section Of said Act, will attend at The p'N
Of holding the borough and township elections o.
the following named days, for the purpose o. y y
ceiying the County and State taxes assessed !"
the year 1876
For Gulieh township, Monday, June ~, ir'n
to I o'clock.
For Beccaris township, Tuesday, June 20, iron'
TOD.
For Jordan township, Wednesday, Jane a. i'Si
For Chest township, Thursday, June y, irO@ w
4 o'clock.
For Newburg borough, Friday, June 2'' non '
to " a. m.
For New Washington borough, Friday, June d"
from to6 p. IN. 49,.
For Burnside township. Saturday, June ~ "'
eto4.
For Burnside borough, Monday, June 49, if'''
tod
For Bell township, Tuesday, June q, from y,
For Greenwood township, Wednesday J'a' :"
from . TO 4. A..
For Ferguson township, Thursday, Jane w. Nv
Ito l2am.
For Lumber City borough, Thursday Jan' I"
from to s pm. "a
Upon all taxes paid to the Treasurer iaer :,
be reduction Of I've per cent, while ~.
cent viii. be added aiter the first day Of Jal sriy
to ali unpaid taxes, making . dinersncc "
per cent 10 prompt tAx-Paytrs FaHhe,
rom the arit bf May, pay thor 's'" ~
Trcssurer's Office. r
Sorrcs 70 Mrncgssrs A rare oppensa,
will be given to merchants to come iorsss ,Ah
time and places sbove set forth snd wv y
Licences for 1875.
Treasures 0fhce, ID. MoAVonn,.,
Ciearfeld, May 81, T6. ife''"
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.

Netce is hereby given lha, Letters Of Ad.
ministraiion on the estate Of CATHERINE
BARGER, late Of Bradford township, Clear6eld
the undersigned, all persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate payment, and
those having claims or demands will present
them properly authenticated for settlement with
out delay. s. A. CALDWELL,
William grove, June 7, '75bt Adm'r
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07

art that is not calculated to elevate
and refine. II should be the aim and
object of every writer for the public
press to have these happy influences
exertcd upon the greatest possible
number Of our people,
II there be errors In management,
do not cxaggerate them. Mole.hills
should not DO nagnitied into noun
tains. II mistakes have crcpt In lot
thom bo pointed out with a kindly
spirit, and not with one that glories in
pulling down rather than building up
this superb and coniessedly successful
enterprise"
TUE FINE ARTS.
There is only fig leafs difference
between French and American fine
art, as represented at our great Exhi.
bition. Hundreds of nude figures Of
men and boys are displayed TO the
gaze Of the multitude Of mon, women
and children, who visit the French sec
ton. The French artish does not N u
figure in its entirety ,bo more mod.
est American sculptor yivisecls his vic
tim and then hides his deiormitv Le.
meath fig.Ieaf
There died in this city, almost bali
century ago, n PLAN and unpretend.
ing man, whose taste for the beautiful
was in happy contrast with the artist
Of to-day, whose skill is "to benefit
mankind by an exhibition OF il ut our
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07

HAnRIsBuRo, May D IbIb. ]
In all my conversations with Senator Boyer on
the subject Of the Boom Bill, he never uitorci =
word that you'd lead me to believe that he wa,
unfriendiy to Its passage. On tue contrary,
believed then, ms believe now that he was Ia
favor Of H. The fact OF his moving and advocat
ing the compromise adopted In the Senate
strengthened this impression.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07

THASKs.-Congressmcn Mackey and
jerks have our thanks for Public Doc
uments. State Senator Boyer has our
thanks for continuation of the Leg
islative Record.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07

The SoAbpING BUsINEss--The old
Winncbago Chief has recently put on
as much war paint as in his younger
days. The Lancaster Lntelligencr, in
alluding to his raid on the Philadelphia
Custom House, says a
1t has Just been three years since the Whine
bago Chief started out on the war path after Col
lcet0r Comfy, Of Philadelphia, and now mis- scalp
hangs at Cameron's belt. 1t was long time To
wait aud many moons wa1ed and waned ere Cam
eron could sheath his knife with his work done,
but he has raised Comelys hair at last. II suit,
Simon If Il does not suit Philadelphia.
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| DMINIsTRAToRs SALE

There will be exposed to public sale, at the
late residence Of David Lansberry, deceased, In
Lawrence township, Ciesrheld county, Pa, on
Tuesday. June ~, 1879,
at o'clock p. the following personal property,
to wit Two Horses, one two. horse Wagon, one
set Of double Harness, one Wind Mill, two year
ling Calves four Sheep, one Harrow, Que Plow,
Cutting Boz, Grain Cradle, Seyihc and Sheath,
Timber Sled, Cross cut Saw, Broad Ak, three
STOVES, Cupboard, Meal Chest, Iron Kettle. Brass
Kettle, Grind Stone, lot Of Chairs, beds and bed
ding, lot Of Carpet, and other articles Of house.
hold and kitchen furniture.
Terms made known on day Of sale.
WIN. LANSBERRY,
June fth, ls76.i,. Administrator.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07

NATIONAL CONFERENCE.-The Radi
cal body meets at Cincinnati on Wcdnes
day, the nth of June, and the Demo
cratic assemblage meets at st. Louis
nm Tuesday. the 9th. r. i-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07

TnE CENTENNIAL TIpE.-Thirty.nine
thousand eight hundred and forty per-
sons visited the Centennial grounds on
Friday last Rathcra u formidable army
in numbers.
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clymer'. scandal mill /. death to Democrats

CIymett scandaI MIL Is death 70 DohOcfAs'-
Tyrone Herald
Well, we are willing to count the
graves with you when the investiga-
tions are over, for the purpose OF as
certaining who comes out second
best" Ask BcllSnap, Babcock, etc.
what they think OF the deaths Clymel
has caused. What has became Of
"Bab,n ANYHOW?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07

Tho Pittsburgh Commercial thinks
that "while tho railroad companies are
cutting each others throats its a good
time to see the country" Half hrc
makes II nice riding.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07

The Philadelphia Press is 'legging'
strongly Tor poor Blaine. But Cam
eron has both by the throat, and both
the editors of that journal snd Mr.
Blaine viii be put on their good be
bavior in few days.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07

From the report Of the committee Of inycstga
tion sppointcd by the House of Representatives
to inyeitigate the charges Of corruption In the
passage Of Senate bill No. 2l, known as the
''boom bill" it appears that was offered money
by Senator Boyer to vote against the passage Of
said bill To place Senator Boyer aud myself
right before the public, take this method Of cor.
reeting any and all mistakes that may grow out
Of inierenees drawn from the report Of sad CON
mittee | would state that all Senator Boyer
said to me was; GLOW are you on tie boom
bill !" said was for the Lill, the same as
was last year. To which Boyer replied, "All
right" This is in substance all that occurred be
tween Boyer and myself
n4xtrf GrtsrtuAx
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Mlisffllaufpns.
CAUTION

All persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
hasng or in any way medding with IS coal bAnl
wagons and mules, now in the possession Of r
J. Hughes A Co., a, Reading colliery, near
osceola. M said property belongs to us and hA.
been left in the POSSESSION Of said Richard J
Hughes A Co., al our pleasure, subject to oui
order LfvEhIGHT BROS co.
Houtrdale, June 7, 1879 81.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07
CAUTION

An persons are hereby cautioned against
purchasing or 10 any manner meddling with one
black mare and colt black boue,and huy rake,
now 10 tho possession Of /. q. A o. W Barger, Of
bradford lownship,as tho same was purchased by
me at shorn's sale on the 2lth Of May, and Is
left with ih,m on loan only. subject TO my order
nj any time. 3, LANsBLkK1, sr.
Br,dfpri tn. NAV 81. Ig76.3tt
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C,TEAM SAW MILL. ENGINE
- AND BOILERS FOR SALE

Tie undersigned offers for sale on reasonable
terms, their steam saw mill. located at Wallace
ton, Cleaflcld Co.. Pa. The engine and boilcr'
are a. good as new. The size of the engine Il
llx2i, aud II 10 good running order. They will
also sell heir shingle and lath mill, and all The
working machinery IN the mill Parties wishing
to purchase can call on or address
GRAHAM. WALLACE A co
Clear6eld PP June 30 1873,
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alw advertisements.
MILL NOTICE

Any party haviug log. to saw at Lock Haven
can have thoin manufactured at the lowest rsi'
aai in tho bcst manner by calling AZ the Sav
Mil of Towns, Shaw a Co, Water street, Loeb
Haven, Pa N. SHAW.
Lock Haven, April 20. ls76.sm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07

There are six brothers named Dill
Ter in Hanover, York county, Penna,,
whose aggregate weight is l649 pounds.
They weigh respectively 2s2, 279, 27l,
267, 260. and 900.
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CCHooL STATEMENT

w, the underygned Auditors Of Clearhsid
borough, bare exsmined the foregoing account Of
Isaac johnson, Treasurer Of Cisarheld borough
School fund, and ind bis statement correct, aud
that there 10 due from the said Treasurer, the
sum Of twenty-one hundred and forty eight dol.
In the hands In the hands Of John Mcclellan for
collection, ssvcn hundred and sisty eight dollars
and two cents ts7cs."a), part Of The DaplIsais Of
1875. q. I. REED,
E.A. Bf0LER,
Clesrheld, Juno 7, ts76.y. Auditors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07

Reader. II you want to know what Is going on
In the business world, just read our advertising
columns, tho Special column In particular.
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PU BLIC SALE.


vALuARLE coat AND rmBER LANDS
The undersigned, Trustee Of the estate Of A. K
Wright. deceased will sell at public sale. q, the
Court House, in Clcarheld, 90
Tuesday. June 10th, IsT6,
The following described valuable coal land. sad
other real estate
A tract Of land containing i5T acres, more OF
less, situate In Woodward township, Clearhei
county, Pa, being the west end Of the Thouai
Marston survey, adjoining lands Of Thomas Maih.
ers, Thomas Henderson and others having there.
on white pine, hcmlock and other timber, AID
being undcrlaid with SEVERAL VEINS OF
VALUABLE COAL.
Also, Another ,rac, OF land, situate in PIKE
township, Clearheld county, Pa, containing ~
acres, being part Of warrant No. 425o, stiat
within six miles Of the borough Of ClearteA
covered with valuable timber and underlaii With
I Gre clay Of the fnest quality.
Also, Que hundred acres aud allowance. situate
In Decatur township, Ciearhcld county. Pa, w.
ing part Of the Thomas Stewardson survey, ani
described a. follows; Begin ing at the nort.eai
corner Of ,uct, thence south 100 perches 10 post
thence west LOG pefches to dead pitch pine, ihenN
notth 100 pcrches To-, thence east 100 per-
ches to place Of beginning, being in the Mo'A'n'
non coal belt, having considerable valuable tn
Der thereon and being we'll calculated for farming
purposes.
A. Q. TATE
Trustee Of the estate ofA X. Wright decd.
Clearield. May 81, ls16-st.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE

-
BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Coud OF
Garfield county, the undersigned, Administrator
Of the estate OF William Buchanan, late Of Penn
township, decd, will sell at public sale, on the
premises in the village Of pcnnvillc. said town
ship, on
"Wednesday, June ~. 1915,
at o'clock p. m, all that certain lot Of ground
situate 10 the village Of Pennvile Aforesaid, late
the estate of said decd, known as the Tannery
lot, and being described As follows Beginning
at a corner Of lot No. |, belonging to Elisha
fenion thence north by the turnpike 50 feet ;
thence west by lot Of Erastus Hepburn so feet ;
thence east by same 50 feet to place Of beginning
containing one-iourth Of acre more or less and
known as lots Nos. and In general plan Of sail
village.
TEnss or sALn,-- 0ne-half the purchase money
cash on confirmation Of sale, tho balance 10 one
year from date OF sale, the latter paymeu, with
interest," to be secured by bond and mortgage on
the premises. VIM Y. JOHNSTON,
May ~, lsI6-at. Administrator.
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nrrAKER xrRu.

The couhtryis watching, with in
tense interest the course di Tho HQuge
Committee which'is investigating the
charge preferred against Mr.. Kerr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07

knows all the time what is going on.
Mr.. Carey, Of Chester county, repre-
scnts the Phoenixvillo district; is a
quiet, careful man, who would not put
his name TO anything that was not
true, But ! am not writing . biogra-
ply Of these men, simply wish TO
mention who they are, so that the pub
lie in reading their cards can judge
fairly, and also communicate with
them If they choose. ! deem it un-
necessary TO publish card from Col.
Hartshorn, but without consulting him,
refer all parties to him in reference to
my position on this particular measure
SENATE cmASnuR, April Is, 1870.
Occupying the seat adjolopg that OF Senator
Boyer, We Of course bad some eonvsr'aiion 10
reference to various bills as they were presented
among which was the Boom Bill. lie always
told me that he was In favor Of iis passage, aud
y, d. THOMAS.
IS Senatorial District
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-06-07
GEORGE b. GoopLANpER, Editor
CLEARFIELD, Pa.

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 7, 1879.
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@unfto

T AIDES taught operating shirt making dress max.
~ ing. and Gu ting. loi Grandst. mrs. PiMMEL
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A FATAL FTRE.
The burning Of n son Followed bv the Sudden
Death OF Mother.

About four o'clock yesterday morning
James J. Ballard. a druggist of Tenany. N. j..
was awakened by the smell OF something burn.
ing IN his store. lie jumped up In his night
clothes ana discovered can Of phos horus In
flames. which he at once seized and threw on,
OF doors. As ho did 50 the bottom OF the can
dropped out, and the burning phosphorus ran
down his legs, burning TERRIBLY ms hands and
the lower pat Of MS oody. Ine injuries are
PROBABLY fatal. An alarm ~ FRO was gwen. and
the flames IN the store extinguished. lhs axe i
mother OF Mr.. Ballard was So ovi roome by the
excitement that sne fell TO the door IN u swoon
aud COON Alter died.
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A VIE. My-,eriou. Di.appenrance.

The young and sood-looking wife Of joseph
Bryan. noted temperance man and sllversmith i43
Fourth street. WllhsnsDurgn. has been missing since
Tuesday afternoon last. She LEFT her nom at z.
to taxe walk for her health. having been for some
time confined to the house. Her brown hair ar.
ranged IN cu-s and he was attirei In a brown dress
and hight OVERSIGHT, 18th loose OF the
trial. IL ~ supposed tnt sic ND out little money
She ND not return detectives have been engaged
niOrgucs and hospitals searched, but nOthing
learned regarding her Mrs. Bryan native Of Bos-
ton. Nit. Bryan has been tx euve Oihcer ~ the In.
tcrnational Division Of Sous Of Temperance and Ia
"a deputy for BTOIKlyn.
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CAM. Max EhIer,n Trial.

Tho court martial In the case OF Capt. Max
Ebler resumed work yesterday Major Lemon BelknAp
OF Gen Wards stan Dreaded. The charges sgAinst
Capt. Eber arc serious They embrace drunkenness,
conduct unbecoming an oncer. nsoence 70 a superior
ofncer, exciting putiny ana the fading Of arms from
sentinel on duty la sctuA warfare the last charge
elons would II proved Involve the sentence " death
As ~ H. cAA lering anu Imprisonment are the utmost
Punhhm nj tat esn De Imposed IL ut Louis PlOeger
AululAht the rum Reg mem Adjutgnl VIM. Murphy
q zoe ISeltlh and Ctpt, CnAs Ross " the FINN tes
Geo lhA " ther oplhlou the Captain drunK at the
nms tpe lneo In Tie char.es. CAPT kner In defence
fhossroiea 70 prove mat his seeming drulkennsss
zoe enect OF heat anu That the dOrdrT In comp
arose from other causes and all tins charges agsinst
PIN he pleaded not guilty The court sdioAIned until
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BANANA TRANSIT AND PACIFIC MAI
eTEANsUIp IISF9

WHITE STAR LINE.
w Fol- QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL, CAR
RHlNG UNITED STATES MAIL
.Ju ll'3O n
q kMANlC. .........,......... ...,..Aug ~ 10 A. NJ
I'll Aug w. r. NJ
bhii sept q e ~
From White Star D ick Pier So North river.
Passenger accommodation Il unrivalled Cabins all
amidshps saloon So and 800. gold. Return tickets
on favorable terms Storage. t2S
II. Passenger tickets an1 drstts be obtained
at White star Wharf. loot OF West 10Th st.
81 COkTlS. Agent, ~ Broauway. New York.
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SOrsts, Gnrrmgts, &t.
Stt 6reua

EUsSELES ICE CREAM-Best In the city.
II Dealers and churches 20c. per quart. Special ~
teauon " out VI town orders. ~ bible house.
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A BEAUTIFUL carved rosewood 7.octave piano
IN forte, t6. Private Residence, 2l6 East 3oth st.
DARGAINS,-Planos $50. 500, s75, Loot, 500
organ t65 organ $50 rent ~.
GORDON SON. 10 East 18th st.
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htrsJII Y,tIe,,.
@rg SouOl


Il EEP'S PATENT party.made dress shirts Tn
IN very best Tor ~; can he hnlshr1 easily a
henlmlng handkerchief Oh Broadway. aud e9l Arc
ST., Philadelphia.
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HolititHi

The DEMOCRATIC REPU BLtCAN ELECTORS o
the CITY aud County Of New YORK, wi hOut regard Il
past local. or other political differences, and all other
who are opposed TO the present eItravagant and
rupt aministraOn, anu In favor OF an economical
honest Recommendations, state, and Municipal
are hereby invited to assemble In
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0lanito- --ttmau.

doo SSs - yqa T,6' "a. ';E1s %,
GcSs Er f s'ff ol Ga"d S IT,
you can get any mAcniG wish GU the best terms.
onohsnd paees where they promise you more they
e per week a'"'' '"' S'0' WORK s''' '''u' make "
A A.-wHEELER& WILSON new No. s. oesi
Y ns 1s any 2I you s on S eSs
Pay cab t9r work weekly. Please call. Cooperative
A WRITTEN VI ranteo to give work for years
ana seH1 ao@e ss Sop sSy Sd OF
and $50 Sta sy '''' N'''''"'' wa
A -wANTED-Firstcla.s operators on ladies'
Spy at MGYER So B %aSS syeo
A WANTED ,EIperleneed operators on the
MAICoIsOS 4 CO.. aSS Canal st.
IL kinds OF sewing machines for sale, to rent or
~ s1changei also bought and repaired g od second
hand very cheap monthly payments. 1870 Cansls.
A. u Ell RP' .ua o; ASH os
work weekly machines exon nged any machine,
A NUMBER OF gr,s wanted, aud women AID
No iss otS sV doors above iol6 st. ''' ''-s -H'"''
sTIFioAL Tsg.eH s%s
A DOMESTIC. singers Wheeler Wilson'S,
n. Wilcox q Giopss sewing machines for sale Tor
tL,KIS9s female help wanted daily, 93tacAR.
ay, near 9Th 81.
AT9J OHNSON ST.. BrooKyn-New u acnnes
n sod or e1chahsedi good paying work sent aud re-
turned free.
RTIPICIAI. fruit, Experienced hands wanted
N 10 work on cherries. 7. MErZGER 400 broddway
AYOUNG woman to do plaza cooking ana Kitchen
N work wages $40 a month W Chrlstopher st.
A GIRL from Is 10 IL, To wasn dishes In oyster sa
~ loon Can atterv o'clock 1903 Az. q,
A YOI NJ IIRI. for houseworx In small pri-
N vAte family 203 East Broadway.
A GIRL wanted for general homework, washing.
N ind ironing Is East Broadway.
A .:lkL Tor general houseworK IN boarding house,
N COZ Greenwich ~.
A 80 NEW shirt ironer before 10 A. N. 405 9th
nOMESTIC, Singer. Wheeler Wilson machines
lJfOr sale, per month plenty good furnished.
GOO hands maze sl2 per week lyl Grand Al. n. Y
nI-HWA~HER wanted In dining = loon strung
- woman, &C AVE. accustomed to the sOrk ~ sth
LNANCY FLArHLR-. Steady employment at
II gOOd prices to experienced nands
r. RABY lis West Houston At.
EIRI. about Is 10 make herself generaIy useful In
N the house, Mrs HlRSCH, 4l5 East 621 At.
GOOD operators GA ninnrl shirts come prepared
N 70 work d03 9th ST.. near Az. b.
GIRL5 WANTED to learn 10 bAste and nnish
w psutal0eaA Sa0 h0nIoest
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Sd az and Goth at week GAYS With our ,sesmen on sun
ladies unatended shown
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Gtll9lcus AOlit,s.

Il 5ifR 81. %Esff AID NEAR 9TH Av.
Green cars Of S4th st. line pass the tentl
TUESDAY AtSP h.-lhe kov. THOMAS UALLAU.
WEDNESDAY, at p. M--1he Rev. W. q. RAINS
FORD. Subject, What We Have"
Singing by rnEO, 4. PERKINS and a Chorus
The 0OSPkL TENT HYhNBOoK for sale ct the
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SOtl,tn NOtlt,s.

IN. Lodge No 1873 nod their regular quarterly meet
Ing this evening Al 274 Grand ~. Every memOrr Is
Quested present ~ the utmost impuT
IA nce la TO Ds transacted. nv order OF the y. X.
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Auttion Hotltts

---------.---- c'"'''V' -FU''VP" --.,-..,..--
A DKIAN H. MILLER, .AuCTIONEER.-
n BALANCE DRY DOOR AT AUCTlON,-ADRIAN
". MULLER son Will sell AT auction on Thursday
Jay y, 1879. a ~ s'eocs on Per No Il East riysr.
DOCK, az she now hes at said pier Dun nsons as Z l.
lows Length 22O tcet, and widtn "a feet over all.
Length POS feet inside width az feet iusd Of
about 900 tons ht,ns capacity wil be I'D with the
boilers. engines. pumps, and gearing complete; ali IN
good working order. Terms easy. Particulars given
a. the sale.
A ~SIGNEE'SS PETER BOWL. Auctioueer.
~ stlesrOOms corner Sth al. ana University pace,
sells SATURDAY, july 30 1870, 10 o'clock at corner
ltth IT. and Az. ID. 5Nears lease Of coal ySrd about
100 tons OF coal coal screens sheds scales once fur
niture. safe. &c. PAUL SCH NIrzLER, Assignee.
COOK ScHUCK Attorneys.
HUNT & M'DONAID, Auctioneers will sell to-
ay, July %, at 2Sl Pc rl St, al 10 0ciOcK gen raj
assortment OF and earthenware Trenton C. T. and
W C.; al-O STOCK OF retailer AID lot ~ English C.
on account Of whom II may concern for casn without
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-12-17

army, not very strong, indeed, bat very
handy at the outset Of q contest he has
the navy, which means control of the sea
and the sea- ports and of foreign commsrcej
he has all the forts and strongholds, all the
munitions of war, all the vast organization
of the United States service in every de-
partmeDt, the organized strength of nearly
all the Northern State governments, and
he has in his pocket the back-door key OF
the Treasury.
Against all this organization and prepara-
tion and strength and money, what will the
Democrats count on to sustain the Presi-
dent whom the people have electedf Not
much besides their courage and their Drawn
and muscle. Yes, better than all that, they
have the conviction of being right. These
things will, they may reasonably hope,
prevail in the end, but will it not be vice
to expect reverses at first Z