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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05
NOTICE 10 TAXPAYERS.

In accordance with an Act Of the General As
scmbly Of this Commonwealth, approved the 22d
dav OF March. A. u. $50 and the supplement ap-
proycd the Sd day Of April, A. ID. 1879, "relating
10 the collection of taxes n the county of Clear
G,ld,v notice Is therefore hureby given to hs taS-
payers residing 10 the districts below nstued that
The County Treasurer, 10 accordance With tho sc
ond secliun OF said Act, wil aiieni ut 'hc places
of holding the horough and township election. on
the following named d,ys, Tor the rurpos, Of re-
eeivins the County md state taxes n--cssri for
The ytar isid
ror Cieara,li borough and lawrence township,
1lur.dny nud Fridly, MAJ 4ih and 9th.
For Go,h,n iowr,hil, saturday, May 9Th FROM
ptp a'cock.
Iof 1hard towi iihip, Monday, May sh.
for kntLrus lowi,hi', Tuesday, May Oh.
For Covington township, " Wednesday. May l0ih.
For Ginlam i,wn.hip, Thurday. May ilth.
For Morris tospshi,,, Friday, May l2ih.
For liradfofd townshil, Saturday, May l3ih.
For Woodward township, Monday. May l5th
For llouisdalc borough Monday May 18th.
For 0sceois borough. Tuesday, May 10Th.
For Decatur township, rd' siaS, May 10Th.
For Ilogrs t,wnship Wednesday, May l1ih.
Fer walaeeIon borough, Wednesday, May 18th,
from G to lo;ao o'clpsk, u IN.
For Knox township, Thur day, May 18th, from
Ito o'clock
For Pike township, Friday, May i9'h. from TO
o'clock.
For curwensvic boropgh, Saturday, May 2oth,
from y to = o'clock.
For Union township. Monday, May ssl, from 10
to 4 O'clock.
For Runlbarger. Tuesdiy, May 2ld, from. to II.
For Truutriiic, Tucsday, May 23d, from to q.
For luihcrsburg. Wednesday, 2irh. from . TO 4.
For Bloom township, Thursday. 25th. from 0 To y
For Penn township, Friday, 2Gth, irop y 20 !.
For Huston town'p, astufday, 2'th, from 10 TO d
Upon all lax,s Iai 10 the Treasurer there will
be a reduction OF hvc per can't, while lvc per
cent vii. be uddsd alter the first day OF July next,
to all unpaid taxes, naking difference II TEN
per cent. to prompt iaN payers Parties can,
rom The hfst Of May, pay their taxes at the
rrasui,r's Office. 1hs baianco Of tie districts
will be visited after Jute Court.
TreaureI's oniee u. MGAUaHEf,
ciearfeld, Apnl5, 30. Treasurer.
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Srw and' a.isrhlanruus ? dreristnrts.
A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST.

perfect sysism IA rules Of self lfnessuscmsn.
ss,y ss,.ys ,ISsi's'tS as 'if'SsS vsis hsisi Ia
vi Mpposs you have at ieas, haif dozen
diierspi n. dSspsriI1nsn.srs SIsi n ~
each charged with Its own business and each
ihoroushly organized, necessary wheel with.
aa%in yog name dozen o. 50 Of them p
a: Win pleasure. The Custom depart
ready made y1 Furnishing Department. T.
with its hHDehse stock OF ali underwear.
lhe Shirt Wttory, with II. burg machines.
making our own hrst-clsss khirta. The Trim.
lar store. The Garment Stock Room. 7ho
Receiving. Room. The Order Department,
ment. The Deliver, Department, viii It's
V. "Hold. hold SIR, enoughr'
A. "rm not thalfthroughT The Advertising
editing and pubiIahingx busInsss and popular
iSgI1 isI al ,ori e &C. ,Spsi sSs SGSaly
Dep Department, win h many rooms. % The s Boy Boys'
Department. Tho YouthS Department 1hc
Chlldren's Department. with It's special
entrsncs for ladies, The telegraph Depart
Il. book keepers and assistanis' General Man.
other Offices OF tho frn/ /all busy as bees
thinking, planning, .erefutIng, buying, max.
Ing, registering, recS6iQ sending out, selling.
@ S carry on he people Heln AMOUNT .SaS
ing 20 between 100000 and tS,ooo.ooo an
v hs-tu.pen-d-o-u.sr
oher nSssa 4 I iSssSs q name M % sss o
Of retail sales on some single daysf'
v. "s25O0l Immense That's.what enables
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we condensation tho LehioA Register tho
tubstAnce OF q /onvenation about Oak Hall. In
Philaden nhia wanamaker& a browns Largest
Clothln& Igdae In America" A visitor aud
attendant 10 The speakeni
pislio!. What corner Ia the Building on =
Market. Please note tho. SIXTH. for como
strangers seeking Oak Hall. have been miiled
BY Designing persons"
W. II 10 perfectly colossal Do you know
It's dimsnsfonsr'
iso odd on sixth, ax stories high, has orcs
three acres q hoorinf. and covers space once
occupied by |prpths twenty different busi'
ncs Rlh5cesE ho scN z. .u.,ow,,~
A. a giant young engine furnishes power
beilen steam for heating. and The other opera.
tlvns Of tho house."
v. "What order do you take with goodsr'
a. They are dnt ope1sd aud arranged in
ihesce on ia f.sisbsJ S elavStor "a tie inspec.
tofs roou on thy ~ 6oor"
" "Is inspectlnY {he first operstion p
"No, AT. messurine. Tbc goods are first
measured in The piece. lhen Inspected. The
light, and two men tS IL Z one ne before and one
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN.
FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES.

~'.-~' NHnf' :. "
The undersigned begs leave to inform the citi-
zsns Of clcardsid, and the public generally, that
he has on hand dne assortment Of Furniture,
such ns Walnut, Chestnut and Painted Chamber
Suites, pzrlor Suites. Reclining and Extension
forated Dining aud Parlor Chairs. Cane Seats and
Windsor Chairs, Clothes Bars, Step snd Exten-
sion Ladders, Hat Racks, scrubbing Brushes, 40
MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Looking Glasses, chromos, ac., which would be
suitable for Iiolisay presents.
deci053 JOHN TROuTMAN.
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HAVE YOU TRIED TIT

We refer to that remark able compound which
almost every one has tried. DR.. Morris Syrup Of
Tar, wild Cherry and Horshound, for Coughs,
coid,. Blood spitiibs, weak lungs, Group, wheop-
ing Cough, Asthma, bronchitis, and all diseases
Of the lungs or throat. Probably no similar pre-
parsiion ever before % quickly found iis way Into
public favor AZ this. lie sale in esr community
l. sinpiy enormous. Tboss Who have besa dis
appointed In other ss-called remedsee, are
specially iaviied TO 70 w Tile BE sure 70 N.
tbs genuine Dr.. Morris Syrup Of Tar, VIA
cbsrry and Hershssbd. 1ssrc srs in.ssiiens
10 ~ uarhst. Lssh oct for thsn. ksfslss
,I,ss 80 c<sss ~ ons Dollar fss sals by O..
Watson sss usnswish 4 Iswis, clsssssIAs PA
mek7f~oulv ..f
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

faE or uoLpIHo ouANrgR SESSIONS oouRr.
So ond Monday Of Jsnusry,
t. I'd Monday Of March.
Fifst Monday Of June.
Fourth Monday Of September
TINE or HOLDING COMMON PLEAS.
First Monday Of June.
Second Monday Of November.
rupLc orriotNA
Pyssidenf ,f,dge--Hon. Charles A. Mayer Of
Lock Haven.
Assistant L"w Jadgs--IIOn. John II. orvi', Of
Bellefonte.
As.oeiats Jadya-wiilinm c. Foley, Clearhsld !
John J. Read. Curwensville.
Protkssoiary--Eii Bloom.
Register and Rseordsr--L. ]. Morgan.
Di.trici Atorasy-rrank Fielding.
Trso.urer-David McGaughey.
Shsrig-willinm X. Mcpherson.
Coumiy Ssrvsyor--ssmuel Y. McCloskey, Cur
wensviile. a f|N
County Commi.,ionsrs-Ciark Brown, Clear
field Thomas A. McGee, Chest p. o. Harris
Hoover. Curwensville.
County Audiiors--Christ. J. Keakgy, Glen
Hope Samuel A. Caldwell, williamsgrovo John
Q. Conner Barnside.
County Coroa.r--J. b. Nsa. Now Washington.
Jury Commis,ioners--John W. shugart, James
Mitchell, Clearhed.
Superintendent Of PuJhe Sehoo''---John A.
Gregory, Curwensyille.
No,arie, PuJhe-John W. wrigley, VIM. Ra-
debaugh, Cyrus L. Gordon, Clearheldi Josiah
Evans, Jos. X. Irwin, N. h. Arnold, Curwensyille
J. J. Lingle, Emmet Sayers, 0sceola Mills John
s,on Hamilton, Luthersburg.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05

fa-Advancea made to those engaged in get
ting out square timber on tho most advantageOu,
terms. pdtljan7s
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CONFERENCE ApPolNTMEnTs.-'The
Central PsnnsylvAnla coafsrsncs Of the H. u.
Church closed IT, snnuai ses'ioa At Harrisburg,
on Tuesday Of las, week. The nsxt Conference
wileouvsnsi In the city of williamspori. in March,
1879. The fvllwing are the a,igninens ol
preachers in the different districts
wilLiAxsrcRr DISTRICT.
7. MITCHELL Presiding Elder, wiiliam'rori
Postofhee.
wiIiiamspert- Pine street. D. 9, Monroe, Q. W,
Burnley, 'upj Mulberry street, J. J. e.aree
Prlcc Chapel, IA. woodcoek. J. Y. Dsvis, sup.i
Third street, J. NJ. Lanii, J. u. rol'gro'e, sup
Newbsrry, Il. II Yocum.
Iyeou,ing-J. Y. Ro,hroek.
LoyAisock "a. u. Ague,
BuBoistown-A. q. Crosthwaite
Jamesiown--J. W. Rue.
Mopieursville--A. NJ. Creighion.
Muncy-- 4. bowman.
Hughssviile--A. u. Ilooven.
Muney creek--A. d. Meclssky.
watsontowp-A. ". Gibson.
MonIandon--To be supplied.
Elimspod-J. Gray.
Milton--A. D. Yocu,n. iIi
Lewisburg--R. Hinkle.
Miiiinburg- p. CrosIhwalte.
sallsdasburg-li. Wilson.
ccgss Valley. s. Rhone.
Liberty vnlley--II. s. Lunjy.
Rsls,on--A. =. Wharton.
Jersey snors--w. Q. Hesssr.
Pm, CreeA--J. h. King.
GrN I.lpnd--D. d. Meclosky.
L~h Hn,l-s. Gre. shton.
salona-A. u, Taylor.
BeAcu cnck--R. Butler. D i.li'
Hiaers's Rln--J. b. Akors.
Reno,o-J. Hunter.
w,strcrt-To be supplied
Leidy-T. $. Faus.
sinbsml hopipg--L. q. Heck.
Emporiun--il. z. Cares.
P,naeid-E. NJ. Chileoa,.
wharton-J. u. Moorr.
West Creet--G. W. Baker
II. J. Cray, President wilam.port Diekins"u
Seminary, and member Of the Mulberry Street
Quarterly Conference.
II. A. Cunap, Professor In Keystone Norma
School, and member Of the Mulberry Street Quar-
terly Conference.
I. II. florence, Corresponding Secretary Of The
Pepnsylvania Bible Society, and member Of thu
Mulberry Street Quarterly Conference.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05

Are You suffering with Consumption, Coughs,
Severe caids settled on the Breasi, or any disease
Of the Throat and Lungsf Iiso, 90 TO your drug
sists. G. d. Watson, or Hartvick A Irwin,
and got q bottle Of BoscnxEs 0KsrAs
synrp. This medicine has lately been
int reduced from Germany, and Is selling on it'
own merits. The people are going Wild owe Ito
success, and druggists all over our country are
writing Us Of IT, cures snong their customers. II
you wish to try its superior virtue, get sample
bottle for 10 cents. Large sire bottle 10 cents.
Thres doses viii rsiisss s-y r..s, Try II.
apfb 'T6euyty
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05

At the late session Of the Central
Pa. Conference, the following persons were elect
cd delegates to the General Conference to be held
at Baltimore, in May next;
ciericaI-David s. Monroe, N. s. Buckingham,
Thomas Mitchell, b. b. Hanlin, y. d. Biddle !
AIternales, t. NJ. Reese and Dr.. Holmes.
Lay-H. X Mosser, Of New Cumberland. and
NJ. W. Jackson, Of berwick Alter mates, Hon.
Eli slifer, of Union county, and Jonathan Boyn'
ton, Of Ciearieid.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05

An AWFUL ACCIDENT -Four Nen
Killed = Last Friday morning, candy Ridge was
the scene Of the most disas,rous calamity that has
ever occurred on ih, Tyrone clearhsld Railroad
While a train Of ,weniy.sir coal cars was being
moved up the mountain by three snsipes--one
ahead and two pushins--ihe front pu'hsr, engine
No. si, exploded, killing the engineer, Jsme'
Campbell, Instantly, aud fatally scslding the
fireman, Harvey Waters. who died the ses' day.
Waters VS. badly scaldsd about Ave year, ago By
M sccident, which occurred near this Plsee. Al
the time VI the ssploncs, John shannon and
WIN. Miller, two ershsmen, were sitting % one
Of the care eating their brsakfa'i, When portion
Of the engine ieIl upon them srd killed them 10
sisnuy. The explosion esvsed the rer esd Of
the boiler 10 blew opi. snd fsisiss tie hsss en-.
eips sp III thsslr. h v1 carried forward ovef
oss HUNDRED feet. shss Il fell vpes The '-e us.
fosisssss brslspss, tiIlins 'bsD ssd Ssneii'b
log ,bs cat tAsy pes 10. 1hs ssee',<d all have
fva,res q ~ r-rs fvrore. where they re'deA.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05


We, the undersigned Auditors Of Cleardeld
borough, have examined the accounts and youch'
ers Of Isaac johnson, District Treasurer, rrating
10 the Street and Poor fnpds for 1875, and find
the same correct, and We end the sum Of thirty
nine dollars and tbirtylwo sents (fse.s2) as bal
ance In said Traasurers hands, as well as the sum
of three hundred aud twenty four dollars and
uineteen cents tS32i.leJ IN the hands Of Constable
Mcclellan for collection. The amount Of Poor
Funds in the District Tressurer's hands Is one
hundred and eigh,y-three dollars and sixteen
90 nts (sls3.le). Tho outstanding Borough Bonds
ar Eve thousand one hundred dollars -, 1909
WITNESS our hands at clearhcld this 9th day
of Februlry, 1876. q. l.. REED,
B.A. BIGLER,
April 8, is7c-3t nft Auditors.
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anLlUi0Us q NOTICES.

Mc,hodlst Episc opal Church--Rev. H. Y.
srsvRss, a.tor.--Pubiie Service every Sabbath
1t i0i A NJ, and "a pm.
Sabbath School vt y A. NJ.
Praye' \. citing every Thursday, at ~ y. NJ,
Conn inion Service, 6rst sabbath Of every
month, Al loi A. NJ.
Presby terian Church--Rev. II. \. BurLgR.
Sabbath services morning and evening-.sab-
bath school at p. M.--Prayer Meeting wedns'-
day evening.
ST. Francis Church--Ca athoiic--Rsv p.
J. .SnnnipAs.--P Preaching at ioi o'clock, A. NJ, on
the first, third and fourth SUNDAYS OF each month
vespers and Der ediction Of the Blessed Sacrament
at o'clock, p. M.-sunduy School every Sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock. .H.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05
CAUTION

All persons are hereby cautioned against pur-
chasing or In any way meddling with the follow
ing properly, ss~ :. .h- ye.ssssion Of .. Q. A.
Johnson, Of Greenwood township, via One brown
mare and colt. one brown horse, one cutting boz,
two log sleds and chains, one yshe OF oxen, two
three shestss, eight sheep snd isnbs, one wind
mill, two pIows, one grain cradle, iot Of folks,
one harrow. ten acres Of wheat 10 the ground, lot
ef hemIock boards, lot Of henock logs, about ie.-
TOO cubic feet Of hemloch timber on bank Of Bus
qushanns river At Bells dan, one set Of timber
wheels, one bureau, one clock, four beds and bod.
ding, one cupboard. one sink, two sets u ehsirs,
ons roek siovs, ons room stove, snd two tables,
w the 1sth day Of March, 1875, and Ia Ieit with
sssd Joasssn On loan esIy, sutIsSs 70 oar order
sny tine. I. Z. lHONPs0h,
!. ". MOORE,
cvsvsssvilis, April .. Te',t. 'As's Of .. Bsll
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05

NKw CLOTHES ON.-That new mu-
ncipality, hereafter to be known as the borough
Of Ncwburg, It will be observed by referring to
our fourth page, has put on is legal robes and
proclaims the ordinances by which public affairs
are to be regulated In that village. Our friends
will soon learn. II they are not aware Of that fact
already, that 1t is far easier to pass ordinances
than To enforce them. fHHl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05

II. F. Naugle and Robt. A. Mitchell,
two Of clear6eld's most respected citizens. leave
this week. win their families. for Wood county,
Ohio, where they intend to reside in tho future.
We trus, that prosperity and plenty will ever
abound with them a, their new home In the
Buokeye State.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05
GOOD FL OUR,

OF different brands, always on hand, and will be
sold at the lowest possible figures.
J. n. McClan's Medicines, Jayne's Medicines
Hosietter's and Iloonsnd's Biitcrs.
5000 pounds of Wool wanted for which the
highest price will be paid. clovcrseed on hand
and for sale at the lowest market price.
Also, Agent for strattonville and curwcnsville
Threshing Machines.
Ns.- Call and sec for yourselves. You will find
everything usually kept in a retail store.
l.. M. C0UDRIRT.
Frenchyilic p. o., August l2, 1874.
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CAU TION.-

All persons are hereby warned again Il pur-
chasing or In any way meddling With the follow
ing property. now in tho possession Of William
A. Magcnsgle, at the hotel, in Janesvllle, Clear
field county, to wits II beds and bedding, >
bureaus, 10 chairs, lot Of wash stands, carpets, 2
cook sfoves and utensils, and all other personal
property owned and enjoyed BY the said William
A Magonagle, while proprietor Of the Keystsnr
Hotel, at Tyrone, Pa as we bought tho same BY
bill Of sale duly executed Dec. 7sth, 1873, and ara
merely allowing William A. MsgopagIe the use OF
JOSEPH WILLIAMS,
JOHN ISETT,
MATTHEW STEWART,
ID. @. MULH0LLEN.
Tyrone, Pa. April 8, '76.3t
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Omaha and California Line

T. the shortest and best route for all points In
NoRrnEns TLlIsois, IOWA, DAKorA. NrBnAsKA.
wYoniSe. ColoRADo, UrAn, NEVADA. CALiron
VIA 0praox CufxA JkpAx and Arsruarfa Its
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05
C,oMR AND SETTLE

Having taken my brother into psrlosrship.
de,ire TO have my old accounts closed. there.
lore xiye notice 70 all ~hv know tbemseisc- in.
deb TED 10 me " eosat crsard soon aud settle up
% that ~ can tsksa ns~ departure.
clsssf I'D. Juiy n, Tt-tf. y. N. CARBON.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05

STEAM TANNERY large
steam tannery at Philip'burg' operated oS
Messrs. White Son, was destroyed oy hre on
Wednesday night Of last week, the 2s'h ui'' rms
establishment was built In 1871, and was leased
BY Msssrs. W. S. White a Son, who were burned
out at 0sceola In May last. Their loss " e't'-
mated at sss,ooo, upon which there Is an insur-
auce Of $4,000. The loss Of the owners Messrs'
Munson, Holt Co, is set down at saa'ooVi COW
cred by an insurance Of $4,000. The destruction
Of this industrial establishment throws over
SC, re Of men out Of employ yment How the IRE
originated, no one seems to know. when di'cov-
cred BY tio watchman, the eHg'ne 'house was In
full blaze. so that he was unable to reach the
whistle aud give the necessary alarm Tor help.
lie was either asleep, or no, attending to his
business. The philipsburg Journal, In abiding 9
to the disaster, says; "The tsnnsry was built
by Messrs. Munson, Holt, white oo' IN is'o'
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FARE FROM CLEARFIELD. TO
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
Low GRADE DIVISION.

nN and after Monday. December 25ih, 1875,
" the passenger trains will run daily (escepi
sun day) between Red Bank and DriftwoVd. NJ
follows
EAsTw Mail leaves Piusburr
s:25 q. IN !; Red Bank 1886 Sligo Junction J2'os
New Bethlehem 100 p. nj Msysyille liia
Troy I;36 Brootvii 2seo Fuller's 7:23 Rey
noldsville 2:45; Dubois s;ll; Summit Tunnc
s;3I: Penheld $3.50, weedville 4Ig; Benereii'
4.l4; arrives At Drifiwood at 5;32. l.
EsTW ARD.--Day Mail leaves Driftwooo
I2;2s p. M; Brnelette lii3j wecdville l.Sl
Pen6eId l.ss Summit Tunnel s;Is Dubois 2'Ss.
Reynoidsyille sos Fullsr's3:24; Brookville $3.50;
Troy 4;i3 Maysviils t;s5i New Bethlehem AS
Sligo Junction b;2g Red Bank sa5 arrives NJ
piiisburg at s:5s P. m.
Close con nection, made with trains on ,. Z
Raiirosd at Driitsood, and with trains on th'
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank,
DAVID McCAReO, Gen1 supt.
A A. JAcKsos, supt L. @. Div.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05

The trial OF Henry Anderson, night
watchmau at Hawes' Cement Mil, near Johns
town, who WAS indicted Cor msnslaughter, for
shooting aud killing young Kirby, an account Of
which We published shortly after II hoccurred, took
place in tn. Cambria Couuiy Court last week,
and serdic, OF "Not guilty was rendered by
the furv
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05

We understand that considerable
complaint is beng made about the removal Of the
Po.toiice from Rumbarger, the citizens Of that
village being now obliged to travel distance OF
about mile TO get their mail. Tue ofhce wa'
formerly In the village, but 10 now at the store Of
Mr.. John Dubois, which is said to be at least one
mile IRON the business-cen,re Of the place. That
is the way the wonderful Jewell Who runs the
Pos,oLce Department, Of this, the "bes' aovern-
ment under the sum- does things. The petition
for the removal does not contain the name Of one
resident Of Rumbarger, bu, was gotten up BY the
few who live in the vicinity Of Dubois store.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05
ANOTHER spAn RArr.-Pbilip Dot,s,

ANOTHER SPAR MrT.-Philip Dotts,
Esq, Of Deco.ria township, informs Us that he
has raft Of spar lying In Little clsarseld creek,
at David catbcarts, in Knox township, which
beats the one belonging to Mr.. Iiarier, at Cherry
Tree, mentioned In these columns two weeks ago.
The largest stick 10 Mr.. Dotis ran IL ninei, two
feet In length, forty -four inches 10 diameter twelve
feet from the butt, snd thirty inches q, the top
Five ether sticks measure thiry.hvc inches In
diameter at the bptt. and are from nineiy TO
ninety Eve feet In length. The average diameter
Of the enire ran, Of twenty 'tiot,, Is thirty
inches At the bait. This beats all the ,pars that
We have s,rr heard oi And nov, Who eau beat
Mr. Dofts' ran
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Specials.

srLxcr scnooL There will be a Select School
held in the village Of BIgler, In Bradford town
ship, by D y. Bottorf, 10 cotnmence about the
let day Of May. Applications received untii the
18th Of April mchzz-h
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-04-05

Braerss Fom salr.--R. Newton Shaw keeps a
full supply Of Predon,s Buggis, and Platform
Wagons for sale. To be seen at the shaw House
yard Car on or address him at elcsrheld Penn
,,lynnin. may ls-tf
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Terms Of Subscriptjon,

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ess- Msssrs. 3. NJ. PsrrrSoili A CO.. News
paper Advertising Agents, ~ PARK Row, corner
Be.km street, are our duly authorised Agents
q N.w York CITY.
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The Board of Bishops of the MethQ-
diet Church recommend Friday, April esih, as a
day Of fasting and special prayer to God for His
blessing on the General Conference, to assemble
at Baltimore In May next.
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WEST BRANCH
INSURANCE AGENCY
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, CIearfeId, Pa.

Pesons in the country desiring insurance. can
have it promptly attended to by calling at the
office or addressing as by letter. assurances ef-
fected at the lowest possible rate, to be obtained
In frst-class companies. No Companies repre-
senied ukieh make Asssssmsnfs.
The above tvo life Insursnc Co.'S, represented
by T. II. Murray, have paid out in cash, between
the dates Of Aug. 1877 and Aug. 1874, to the
friends Of deceased policy holders in this county,
tie sum Of $4,000.
Provide for the future by insuring your homes
and your lives 10 the West Branch Insurance
Agency. MURRAY A GORDON,
Olearhed, May 20, 1875. Agents.
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Look Hrnx, FAnxERs IL have q lot of gvcen-
backs on hand which want to trade Cd for Oats.
Send Il along, and come and count your cash.
Cssh for oAts. Jas. L LEAvr.
Clsnraeld, mch %, 'T6-at
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The Huntingdon Presbytery will
meet at Bells Mills, Blair county, on Tuesday
next, the llth day Of April
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FUlFORD g. THOMPSON,
GENERAL INSURANCE AGENTS,
Clarified, Penn'a,

Persons abou, tfecting an insurance on prop
erty Of any kind, should call at our Office, on
Market street, opposite the Court House, and see
our list Of companies and rates before insuring.
JOHN II. FULF0RD,
7. W. THOMPSON.
clearheld, Pa, Oct. ~, '75-iy