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are run on all through trains OF this road
THIS Is the ONLN LINE running these cars be
tween chicago and ST. Paul, Chicago and Milwau
kee, or Ohicigi aud Winona. :
AT Omaha "ur Slecpers connect with the over.
land sicepcW on the mon Pacific Railroad ior
all points West Of the Missouri River.
On the arri, va Of the trsns from the East OF
south, the trains oi the hcago A North wester,
Railway LhAvE CilICAuO rs follows;
For Council Biu1s. Omaha and California,
Two Through Trains daily, with Pullman Palace,
biawing Room aud Sleeping Cars through 10
Council Bluns
For 81 Paul and Minneapolis. Two
Through Trans daily, with Pullman Palace Car.
attached IN both trans
For Green Hay aud lake superior. Two
Trains daily. with Pullman Palace Cars attached,
aud running through 10 Marquette
For milwaukee,, -Four through Train sdaily,
iullinan Gaze OD night tfnin,, Paflor Chair Cars
On uay trains.
tor sparta and " mona and points In
Mnpcsota une Through iran daily, with
rsllwan Si.'pcrs to Miuoaa.
toI DuDuquc. via frtcpori, Two Through
ifails daill, siIh Pullman Cals on night trains.
TOR Dubuque ana Ia Crosse, via Clinton,
Two Through lihiu, dpiiy, With fulluinu Cars
'.n nighi iisin 10 McGfrerr. Iosa.
10, >inuN 81, anu' Nnnktou. Two Train.
ina, luiiaau Cal, T., Mirsnuri Valley Junction.
tor . .k. t.en,,a, -Four Trains daily.
tvr toc.iUiu. -'ti iing. keiiosha. James,
'hi Hld oti',r p.iits you eau have from two
. zen fains d,in.
New lork uficc, No. as Broadway Boston
ticc, No. state etrtcii Umaha Ulice, 253
faii ham slfu,t, sah Franci,ep Office. ~ Mont.
svniciy str,et hirngo liukct Unictsi 81 Claik
.'u',i, uud,i ai' fnian iioaroi conn Canal and
S.adis' o stnus hume .iIr,t b,rot. corner " .
k.h4r ala Cam. sUeth Webs street Depoi
vhnc, M,iis aud M ave s,rccls.
~, faiss " niurmatt,n not uitainablc ffoM
sou. hon. agsiiis, arflyto
". u. ornNA,rI, MAnvS Iluonirr,
utn. iass. Ag't, ChcaEo ten SUIT,
Jan. -, l-iO.iJ Chicago
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SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue Of writs Of Lsrari Faeia., Issued
I'D out Of the Court Of Common Pleas ct Clear
nvld county, and to me directed, there will be
exposed to PUBLIC SALE. Mt the Court tIouse,
IN the bor,ugh Of Clearleid. on Thursday, tho
2Sd day of Msreh, 1875, at o'clock. IN,
the following described real estate, TO wis
A certain tract " land 10 Knox tp, Clearfeld
'ounty, Pa, bounded Us follows Beginning at
henlock on Little Clearield Greek thence souih
8 degrees east ~ peiches to post thence norih
lS degrees east IS pcrches to a hemloek thence
north rs d,grecs east osl p,rcbes to post thence
norih IS degrees west l6J perches to witch hazel
on the buuk Of Little clearneld Creek thenrc
cong saio creek by the several cour,es and die
innces thereof the place Of b ginning. cont iin
ing hiiy and allowance, beng part OF n large
'ract Of land Surveyed on a warrant to William
King, dated July, 1874, about 80 acre. Of the
,bnye described land Is cleared. aud the balance
u woodland, having two story franc house.
arn and orchard thereon.
Also, defendants ! interest In one other pirce
4 land, to wits On the northeast bs the Little
cearheid Greek, on the south by lands Of Daniel
iewman and on the east by iaals OF caiheait,
nnianing hfty acres. being part Of the Henry
strou' survey. Both OF tho foregoing being the
emains conveyed TO the said neorge Watson hy
'iaey W. Thompson by Deed bearing date tho I'd
Ay Of November, is75, recorded AT Z esrh,ld. GU
age 400 about six or seven acres OF tho said
AID is cleared aud the balance In wood land.
'e'Ied, taken 10 execution and 10 b. sold as the
roperty VI Harysy h. Daaiap.
. rgHHs OF SALE The prce or SUN at which
ne properly shall be struck of must DO paid 1t
ne time Of sale, or such o her arrangement
aade as will BE- approved. otherwise tho property
~ be Immediately put up and soid again at
ac expense and nss Of the pcrsun To whoan u
as struck OF. and who, In case Of dchoisncy at
ach re ralv, shaIl make good the same. and 10
. instance will the Deed DO presented in Couu
n continuation unless the money Is actually
a'o TO the sheriff.
W. X. MCPHERSON,
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COMMITTED ron LIyr.-We copv the

COMMITTED FOR LIFE. - We copy the
following from the wilismsport Sandsy fime. !,
Barney MeCue. the murderer Of John Deeter,
shose career ou, Of prison was remarkable one,
and who, sipoe bis arrest, bad q still more re.
markable experience, was on Thursday morning
March eth) taken BY Sheriff Pisn to the Eastern
Penitentisry at Philadelphia. The prisoner was
twice sentenced to be hung, and has faced the
murdsrer's doom since the date OF the killing, In
October, 1874. Through the unr,l,nilns efforts
q firm friends, and after months OF anxiety and
suspense, the BOARD Of Pardons finally, 10 Decem-
Der, 1878, ccumuted the death sentence to impris-
opment for life. But further delay kept Barn y
the county prison until last week, when official
notification was received by the sheriff to convey
the prisoner to the abode where his lifc will be
bid ,rom the world, and where within the cold
walls Of the psni,entiary, the doomed IN N will
and living tomb.
A large crowd of persons wa. assembled on
Thud and Pine streets 10 witness tue departure Of
Mecue, and many curious eyes were upon the
man thus doomed. barney, on emerging from
The jail, Knocked the ashes out Of a pipe he had
been smoking, and With farewell gaze upon the
prison entrance, descended the steps, walking
with hrm step, oy the eide Of the Sheriff. H.
had been shaved previous to leaving bis cell, and
presentsd very reputable rppearance, though
long confinement had bisaobed hi. face yer,
much. lie has tor several weeks past expressed
desire to 20 to his new home, stating fha, the
dun monoicny Of Jail life was disagrt,able, and
hat he preferred enjoying himself at some nvoca.
tion. which he will he favored With in ia fales'
extent at hard labor within the solid wall, of the
Eastcrn PeniIeniiary.
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HAVE YOU TRIED TIT

We refer to that remarkable compound whici
almost every one has tried. DR. Morris Syrup o
Tar. Wild Cherry and llorrhound. for Cough,
cclds Blood ,spittiug. weak lungs, Group, whoop
ing Cough, Asthma, iironebihs. aud all disease
of the lungs or throat. Probably 10 similar pre-
paration ever before 80 quickly found is way ini
public 'svor Ms this. lts sale 10 our eommuuit
Is simply enormous. Tho,e who have been di,
in other so calleI remedies, ~
specially invited TO To try this. De sure TO Z
cherry and Horh,trd. s1bcrv are miiaiion
10 the market. Look out Tor them. Rcguin
siles so cents and One Dollar For sails by c. l.
Watson and iInrswick 4 Irwin, Clearheld, Pa.
nchl7eOwly
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perfect sysiem Szd rules OF seifmeasuremen,
Ss:y Ss;:yl c wi 'iss'i s'Si lac is; IS
aI,rsn, ,sppo,s po you hsye a, ieas, half dozen
A; My delr sIri we have more than t,c-,,,.
each charged with its own business. md sneh
Nag.foughiy .rganis,ed, necessary wheel wi,h.
v .Mnl you name dozen or 10 OF thcrn ?,
A. VIA pleasure. The Custom Dopart.
mcnt. forthoAa who prefer custom, uiadr IA
dy-madS 20 Furnishing rcparimcnf' N
yba TIh sni,, 4; psSss ,!PSE t q sil aadewsar'
mailing ur own n.ciass sh%Iis % IhS Imseh,9as. 9rl,a.
ming department ihelf big os many a rcru.
isr store. The Garment Stock, Room. fhe
ns@aS necelSiIig nsc0 Room; The Order DEPARTMENT.
ment Tho Delivery Department VIII h,
score o. messengers. The" ''
Y. Hold. hold sir. enoughr'
a. I'm not hall through The Advertising
eSns SPanna nna pSbI.Gna %iih ssans ssn ers9i,
dIial islI al yonr isrjsp I'M sSeihy
Department. witffin many rooms. The HOW
DEPARTMENT The YeuthS Department IRc
eatsncc Tor isdies' Ihe ia Ielerr,sb ~ tpssisi
mcnt The Chief Clerks Department win
IL, book keepers and assistants. Geneu1 Man.
tgerf Department.; flnaneiers One. and
,S1ti o,her oaiees OF tho hn1I Inll bury Is bees
and In a tho usandckLys Joininr tIeir a'r,s a.,,is.
70 carry en- abusiness%lih tle tc1nio M NM.
Ing e. between s2ooeooo and $4,000 an.
" Hstu-pen.d.o.us"
a; Indeed II Isl forrot to nnme the
Cashiers Department which handles is 800
OF retail ~ kalss on some single daysl'
,hss 'honss hvv ~ I'm im%ense That, what enables
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y. NJ. Garden 4 Bro. arc just receiving car
load OF Hebron Patent Lock Lever Tread Thresh
.rs. car load Of Champion Combined Mowers
and Reapers. and large lot Of Farmers Friend
and Fariners' favorte Grain Drills, which they
will sell cheap for cash, or exchange them for
good horses and fat cattle. They have also lot
Of new two. hor'c Road Wagons, which they will
dispose Of In the same manner. Farmers aud
others who desire anything in this line are re-
quested to call at the MrAt Market, In pic'r
Opeoa House, and examine otr stock. 0ur
Thresbers, Mowers aud Drills are Of the lee
makes In the country, and are warranted frsi
class 10 every particular. y. NJ. CARBON A BRo
Clarified, mar % '75-it
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Nsw aud atist t'iliasous Adrtftis,mtri' mort. |,
A MATTER or POPULAR INTEREST.


We condemns /ffon tho L1Afyh Rsgister tho
tuinianee " o /onverAtion about Oak Hall, In
Phiinds0 li9 nv Nanamaker6 prown'a Largest
vlothin5 21se In America" visitor and
Altsndantxis Tho sponken:
.,sior wnM corner y the building on 2
'inket Please note the, SIXTH, ior some
lfangen seeking OAK Hall, have been mLlcd
" designing persons
,,N,m h perfectly colossal Do you know
10 odd on skill, six stories high. has ovcr Sar
S.c,,sS three esTs, aoO and eovsSs 4 space SSse
oecupied W ypry>nsn twenty different bus
". v R'bScS Rbo yorI M s,eom m.nov.,r
oAi."A - giant young engine furnishes power
boilers steam for heating, and The cthcr opera
tons "a tho house"
A. "Thcy are iirst epsxcd and ARMED in
iiience on ia 5t,g5. I Z IsSo,nr Soun' ~ Snd ,aLen
iors roon on mn Va 0oor " ''' 'N'iT0'
" "ls inspcctin& fbe flrst oneration ..
A. "No, slr. messuring be coo,js o,e ,rr~,
neasuredin The piece. then inspected. ihs
light and two mem III ono beiorc tsfo o. and dfhs ohs
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

rvs OF HOLDING ouAnrER MISSIONS COURT.
s. ond Monday Of January t Ii,
T, I'd Monday of March.
Fua Monday Of June ga
Fourth Monday Of September
TINE or HOLDING COMMON rLrAs.
Firsi Monday Of June. rl.
Second Monday Of November,
1r70 l4ruSiqprucns ~ 1tT
Pre,iSsaf' hage-ilOn. Charles A. Mayer, OF
Lock invcn
Assistant i.,p. .Jadge--IIon. John II. orvi., OF
Bellefonte. I..r
,A.soeiaie .ipdsss--william q. Foley. Ciesr6sid.
John J. Read, Curwensvilie. a.
\ Psoihonofary--Eli Bloom.
Register and Rseorder--I.. J. Morgan.
District Anornsy-F Frank Fielding.
Ttsasarsr-David McGaughey.
SAeriF-willism X. McPherson.,
County Surveyor y. Mccloskey, Cur.
Fensville. rr
County Copnissiossrs-C Clark Brown. Clear.
1sld Thomas A. MeGee,. Chest p, o.. Harris
Hoover, Curwensville.
County Auditor.-Cbrist. J. Keslgy, Glen
Hope Samuel A. Caldwell. wiliiam.grovs John
g. Conner. Burnside.
County corOar-J B. Ne6, New Washington.
Jury csgmisvones--.Iohn ". shugsrt, jane,
Mitchell, Clearaed.
Superintendent Of PsbRe Schooi,--.John A.
0rcgory, Curwensvills.
Notaries Pubiie-John W. wrigley, Wn. Ra-
debaugh, Cyrus l.. Gordon, Clearheid; Josiah
Esans, Jos. X. Irwin, N. L. Arnold, curwensviilc,
j. J. Linge. Emmet snycrs. osceola Mills; John.
ston Hamilton, Luthersburg.
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SnERirr's OyYicg,
Ciearheld, Pa, March |, 1875.
EGIsTER's NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the following no.
iunls have been examined and passed by me. and
main filed Of record in this Office ior the In
pcc,ion of heirs, ega,ees, creditors and all other,
,t-resied, and will be presented to the next Or.
hans Court 81 Clcarhed county, to be held at III,
ourt House, in the borough OF Cearhed, con.
nencing on the Sd Monday lbeing the goth day
March, A. d. 1915
lecOunt OF |. @. Barger. Administrator of III,
estate OF John LuEier, late Of Bradiori town
ship, Clearheld eounly Pa, decd.
'inal account Of Nichelas Rousseot, Adminisira-
tor OF the estate Of claudius llousselut latc Il
Gira'd io~ nsbip, Clearhe.d Co., Pa, dec d.
iual sccount Of Nicholas koussclot. Adninistra.
tor Of the estate Of Marianne koussclot, late a
Oiiaid township, Clearfrld county, Ia decd.
NAL account II John u. kah,fty, dminltsator
oftheestaie Of Daniel Casey. late OF Penn ,own.
.hip, Ciesrfcld county. Pa, decd.
''nal aocount Of John d. X shcrty, Administrator
ofihe estate OF Thomas Rafferty,. late II Penn
township, Clearh,ld county. Pa. decd
finsl account Of John ku, sell aud samuel XIX.
sur'iving executors OF Jason kirk. late OF toe
Borough Of Lumber.eity. Clearhrid county
Pa, decd.
Partial account Of John Russ'il and Jason Kirk.
executors Of lsaac KIRK, late Of Clsafheld
county, Pa, deed.
artial account Of John Russell and Jason Kirk,
Administrators Of the estate OF David kirk,
late of The Borough Of Lumber. city, Clraraeld Id
county, Pa, decd.
LII MORGAN.
Fehr a., 2a-tc Register A recorder.
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eE,.It.Iuus NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Church--Ro. h. y.
srsvsss. a.tor.--rublic Service every ssbbsiL
'st l0i A NJ, aud n p. NJ.
sabbath School at o A. NJ.
Pray :. eting every Thursday, At u y. M.
Conn nion Service, drst Sabbath Of every
|aonth, a iai A. NJ.
.Presby terian Church--Rcv. II. s. Brrism.
sabbath services morning and evening--Sab.
bath School at p. M.--Prayor Meeting wednes.
day evening.
~. Francis Church--Catholic p.
y snEnipAs.-p Preaching at loi o'clock, A. M. on
Vespers aud Be- ediciion OF the Blessed sscrpmeni
at o'clock, ?. M.-sunday sebooi every sunday
Rffernoon at 3 o'clock. i
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EoR SALE OR RENT. -

TIE unl,rsisnei finding IL ton iuconvenleni
20 keep pib ic lIoasr Al the mouth % Sandy
Hni Cenirii poiat, desires 10 nut rcll, or ex
change iho in,mr II wloSchinge II for iown
prupcFt, m tiearfsli or 'ufwen-viilc THIS pro-
perry cui,iains 2ag acres 40 ii which are cleared
b whok 10 unt,h,d with Goa hre clas and a
vein "a irp, on, b,sides possessing goo water.
po~er The hnil'ln r area hrg' dwelling, barn,
"ui buurs, aud tnw-miil. ru,fcsri"n will be-
sis'n "' an, time. The tito Is nudispataplr'
The piusi tcti'es Va ur u this property T. noi
equalci ~ the connN, aud y therefore very
desirable as an Investment. Besides. q Ia ge
quanlii, Of saw nm cr is yet "a the properly,
whWh eau be nanuiavtur,d On the premises.
Lack of help a,i mean 10 develppe Il Is my
rssfon Tor ID ring u iur safe. Any iurtnrr IN
bfinAtion san aepiiaincd by addressing the sub
ciocr. LAwRhNCB FOOD.
frsurhvillc. Pa, Mafcn ist-smu.
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CouRr.-Judge Orvis having arrived
in town on Saturday night the March term Of
our coun eon,sisi on Monday morning at 10
o'clock, with Menss. Foley and Rad on the Ad-
ditiopArs hanks. hsprsvailing snow on Monday
seems 10 have detained everybody. and ccosc-
qssntly bu, little business wss done. The Grand
Jury vas scot to its headquarters 10 ihs aher.
noon, and the bslsnee Of the day vas consumed
in the granting Of license iist ef which will sP-
pear In our sszt issue. From shat trsssPired 10
tho cssr, room. IL sss pretty svidsss ihst the
,s,spersncs element In The county ~ss pretty
we'll and systsusticsiiy Organised on this subject
The isss list Of names to rsmcnstrssees, and the
Witnesses on hssd for the oecssies, demessirstsd
the fac, that the Temperance sicmsnt was On the
alert. f
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New ADVERTISEMENTS.
SheriE's Sale

DY virtue ofwrits of tsndifiomi Erponas, Issued
ID out OF tho Court Of Common Plcss VI Clear
hsld county, pnd To me directed. there will
be exposed 10 pablio sale. at tho Court House.
In the borough of Clesr6eld, on thur day. the
2Jd day of March. 1879. at I o'clock, y IN
the following Described real csiata. Ia w,ti
A certain two story irame house. 1874 feet In
Gre, nwuod township, tlearhcld county, Pa, With
loi aud cartilage apparienant thereto, situate on
the east side Of puhiic rad loading trm ia ucs
! JohnGion's to bells landing, known rs lot M
IN tho village of lielkillr. BOUNDED on th- wcst
10y publie road. aud nonL. south aud east ~
lands Of David He'll, In ,learncd uvunty. Scild
taken In execution nni to b. sold as ,hi pc'py,iy
Of fmnN sawyer
TkRns w saLk.-The price or sum ut whch
the property shall be struck oil mus, bv paid Al
the thu VI sale. or such other arrangements
made 10 viii ne approved, otherwisc the proper
~ will be Immediately put up aud soid "gain NJ
the expense and ri.k VI the pvron to whom n
was struck od, and WIN. IN ease 'f drh'i"ucy At
sueh resale. shall make gooi the same. aud iu
NJ instance Will tn. Deed bc presented 10 cout'
tor connrmatiun unlcss the III ney is srtnally
paid I. III. sheriff W II. McpH ERsuN.
spEnirv's Ovvics. sheriff
clcarnold, Pa. Mar i. iN6
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Coon SPARs.-Jesso NJ, Hartcr, Of
Cherry Tree, Indiana county, has q spar raii In
the water ready to run to market that Is well
worth sewing Two platforms average ninety two
feet in length, and ihiry-one inches In diameter
at the butt The largs" spar 10 ninety-two feet
in length, ,hriy-six incbcs at the butt, aud
wcu'y seven 'uche' y, tho top. Two oIhtr plat
Turns average sighy'hsc lett 10 length, aud
thirty inches At the butt. This "a considered TO
he the beet 'par raj, ever Iua On this river. aud
II is to 10 hoped that M. nauer will sct II IL
market without accident. .
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ATTEMPTED AssAssiNATION.-- Young
Ma Ssek. 10 A~sye A. B'other's Death, bat For
fusafs'y Faiis,--Ab.ut dusk. on Monday evening
Of last week. IS We learn IRON the Juhns,own III.
buns, daring atiemp, was made by ont John
Kirby, brother Of the unfortunate young man
recently killed at naw,s' Cement Mil by pistol
shot, to sssauinaie Mr.. Henry Andsrsos, the
Waterman at that industIy, aud Ut whose hands
deceased met bis death. iH
Since Mr.. Anderson's release from jail on a
writ OF Aabeas corpus. he has been hlling bis old
position as nigh ht-waichman at tho Cement Mil,
giving entire satisfaction 10 bis employer by hi
faiihiulness, rs he has always done Ills trial 10
soon TO come % at Ebensburg. aud the aitrispt
made last ~,skby young Kirby to 'sIo tho la"
into his own bandshnd punish the slayer Of his
twin-bruthsr. according to his own ideas Of right,
10 severely TO 10 conttmn,d, and was dastardly
in the extreme.
The particulars Of this outrage upon law aud
justice are substantially as iollowss
John Kirby, the attempted assassin, had been
absent from his home In Millyillc borough for
eonsiderabls time, and only returned day or two
before bis attempt to take Andersons lite. lie
appeared very much excited over the death Of hi,
brother, and talked at different time. Of his intcu
ticn TO have revenge but the full meaning Of hi,
words was not Understood until the evening OF ihe
shooting. Al about half-psst o'clock be ap
preached Mr.. Iiawes' Cement Min, kn.wing that
Mr. Anderson would be already on duty. Meet
ing that gentleman In tho yard of the mill, he
began u con,srsaiion by saying, "T That was q had
affair, Mr.. Anderson" Mr.. A. did not know the
young man. aud asked him To what affair he had
reference Young Kirby replied. "why, the
killing Of my brother l am John Kirby" Mr..
Anderson noticed that the young man's eye. had
wild-beast sort Of look, hut he talked calmly.
his voice being pitched to the tone Of ordinary
cohversation. Anderson quietly undertook to ex-
plain to Kirby the exact manner In which iht
lat,sr's brother bad been killed BY him. lie eY
p.essed tho deepest sorrow for the deed, but n.
sured Kirby that II was entirely the result OF
accident, and between him and the victim iher,
bad always been tie warmest friendship The
young man at this appeared paciaed. though the
wild look did not leave his eyes. There wa,
some little further conversation between the two,
WHEN Kirby, with perceptible shiver. complained
Of feeling very cold MIR. Anderson kindly sug-
gested that he enter the boler-room Of the works,
whsre he could warm himself, and at once pro. |
ceeded to lead the way to that portion Of the
building, Kirby following closely behind bin.
When Anderson had reached the door Of the boiler
room he turned suddenly, to motion the young
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A Fact worth Knowing.

Are you suffering with Consumption, Coughs
Severe Calds settled on ihe Breast, or any diseus,
Of the Thrat and Lungsi Ilso. 20 to our drug
gist. G. d. Watson sud get u bottle Of BoscnEE
GEHnAs srnrP. This madeleine has lately beer
introduced from Germany, and Is selling on ~
own merits. The people are going wild owe H.
surccss, and druggists all over our country ~.
writing US of its cures among their customers.
you wish toiry its superior virtue. get sampi'
Bottle TOR 10 ceuts. Large size bottle Is cent
Three dos,s will telieys suy case, Try IL.
mchl1eowty
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liel Drcw-"Old Uncle Dan'l''--
ih'ry ysars has fought the "buIis" and
oi w-ll street, has gone into bankruptcy
~ shfinkage IN some OF the oil man's
nns the business and the veteran sue.
llis Indebtedness Is stated 10 be some
"a small tom indeed to cause the failure
ported to be 80 rieh--but In bis csse, %
e'hers, his fortune was larger by report
Isei. Mr. Drew gave quarter Of a mill
p Drew theological Seminary, which sun
1sse secured 10 the inslitution,
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LAST SURVIVOR OF THE BRAD,

LAST SURVIVOR or THE BRADY
-Mis Nancy Ecksr died si the re.id.nce
psPhew, Mr.. Frank Porter, 10 Clinton twp,
ihr ceuniy, says the wiliismspor, Bsiisii.,
sy, the 10Th inst. She va. the widow Of
arorge Eekeri, Of Lewisburg. Deceased
Pm at Milton, Pa, Feb ~, 1906, sbd was
survivor of the Brady family Of the West
'.lley. She vas q daughter Of John
ths boy hero" Of the battle Of Brasdy-
nd grand daughter Of Capt John brady,
pc and dis,,nesisAed West Branch hcro Of
sho ~as killed b, the Indians VII h defend.
ss'tIsuen, near Mupe,, 10 i77s. aud to
s.snesy the dtisss Of the valisy srs peu
~ secss susablc possnest. Her rssssss
'shen TO hsr rcsidapre ~ Lsvisbsss Zoe In.
mt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-03-22

CIR Youa SMOKED GLASS READY
An annular eclipse vi tue sun will ,crur ou sat
urday Afternoon nest. March 25th. Il vii be
visible ~ this latitude, as partial eclipse. be-
tween the hours Of and o'clock. Those who
ialcd to get look at the recent moon obseuratiou
may he grsiiasd with glimpse OF oli sol under
:, shadow. .H a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-03-22

4 u going TO DO popular TO take
vi ,k,nss 20 the cssienpiai, ~ has been
* ahst email section Of Third street, as
pd darsps ia snuddiest condition la'i
~ 70 y sstss ds~l and placed 90 es-
CksraeItsss @wssia not care about
n t'soxnaiaE h during iheis wilt to
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-03-22

Mr. r, b. Taylor, of this place, with
unber Of carpenters, save this week for Cape
d, .J, where he is going 10 build a new
-et for the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
building, which will be quite large, Is to be
~ by the Let dav Of Msy.