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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12

Last Saturday morning Mr.. o. A. Orvis went
to Manhattan to take charge of the Kansas Pa
cific business at that place during the absence
of the regular agent. We learn that 1t is very
probable that the officers will permanently To-
cate him at Manhattan. Mr.. Orvis has been
connected with the station at Salina nearly
four years, and has gained the respect and
confidence of our business men by .his agreea-
BILE business manners and disposition TO assist
them in immediate shipments or receipts of
freight The citizens OF Manhattan are gain
ers by the change. Mr.. Benson takes Oryis'
place ut Salina.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12
SPEED rim G.
ssperintendeat-D R Wagssss, Saliud.

SuperintendeHt-D. X. Wd9stig, Sd.thd
SECOND DAY
Special trotting purse of s2-Open 10 all counties
west of Davis Mile heats best in to harness, LIST
horse, Ella; 2nd, sl0
R@HMia9 purse Of s25-Oren 10 all. Single dash OF
one mile lst horse, as; Ind, 10
Premium OF - TO the hoy under sixteen years oil
age who take II from the top of the slippery pole
THIRD DAY.
Ruaning purse for Ponies Of s25-Single dash hall
mile, for ponies not weighing over 200 pounds ls'
pony, fI5; 2ud. slg.
Running purse Of s25-SiDge dish OF half mile,
open TO all lst horse. si5; End, SO. =,
Saet rdee purse q sS-lst man, -; md man. g.
SIoa mule race gfs5
FOURTH DAY.
Trostin0 p,-.s ofs5o-open to all Mile heats, best
? in }. to Isrness. 1t n,rse %; End, si5 =, Nh.
foot pure Of els one malt mile. ist nan go
Fad IS.
FITTu DAY.
Mae ,elocE a. p-Ma;ch game Of base bail be
tween the Abilene club. OF Abilene and the smoky
VALLEY Climb. OF Sana. for Massive silver erp ami
the champ OF the two greatest wheat counties
kieren o'clcck y. Foot rsce of ieo yards. for =
b"AGtIs silver cup valued AZ So anu the chATnp'on-
ship Of Kansas. Competitors In this race fnGsi reside
Tsso o elock D. " -Isr and running pGrse Of So
Nile beats, best IN 5, open to al. lsi horse, 90
Tircs s'eiock. y ~ Grand tro;rsrg pgr~e 81 e.
Mle beats, best in 5 Open ~ ali Isl horse. 60
Fpsr o'oEec&, D. "a -Rsnaing race for The zss4css-
tioa Massive Silver Cup, yAlRe a.. Open 90 all
horses and ponies net enssr-i IN any % tn prev i0
rsees single dash OF 0ne-half mile.
An Zee % ten per eat wi.i - charged far
tire sped rings Dive 10 and thrs 10
start all All entries ass b n4.is prrvioG.
By addressing the ecrr;ary. ~ fhs Association. H. .
Cunningham. ~ salis2. kAnsass
Buildings for the disJisy o. prrt. ART ssao~s or
the accommodation of stock5 viii oe eTecie. CT TIE
grounds
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12

II you were gong to invite 4 number of
friends to your house, you would bring out
articles that were attractive and would enter
tain your company. You would arrange ev-
erything tastefully and appropriately, that the
effect might be to set your visitors at ease and
and furnish them pleasant entertainment.
Some of these articles you have a just pride in.
and if you will bring them to the Fair they
furnish pleasant feature to the great display
to be made next week. Good care will be
taken of them
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12

On the first page OF this issue viii be found
the proceedings Of the Saline County Teach
ers' Institute. The Institute Was made very
interesting under the administration OF Supt.
Miner and was of material advantage to those
who attended. We hear many eOmmendz;o-y
words spoken of Prof Harvey's presentation
and discussion OF subjects assigned him. slso
Of Mrs T. NJ Knapp's music lessons Is pre-
senied in her clear and comprehensive man
ner. for the proceedings ne are indebted TO
the secretaries. Mr.. J. A simmoBds and Mss
Mary Blodgeff.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12

Last Thursday evening Hayes and W hee
Ter Club was formed at Donegan's Hall. Maj
E. l.. Norton was elected President; x. ii.
Bishop and Frank {. Robb, Vice Presidents !;
ID f. Donegan. Treasurer Il. j. +. Hanna,
e. l.. Albln and l.. f. Sampson Secretaries.
w. Il. Dexter, A. w. Wickham and &. L. Hill
ton were appointed executive committee. a
constitution was adopted and Saturday eve
ming chosen for the regular club meeting
night. J>dgc sears and Capt. King did not
speak, owing to the slim attendance. On sat
urday evening at the club meeting Capt. Moh-
Ter addressed the Club ut some length In po-
litical matters. and was we'll received At the
close Of his speech Messrs. Snead, Whitney,
LAT C. Smith. A. 5. Toplif, l.. J.. Ruggles and
L. l.. Bond Gere called out and made few
remarks. Next regular meeting on Saturday
evening. Turn ont and sign the list.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12

The attendance at the Methodist church last
Thursday evening, to hear the lecture of Rev
j. Ii. Lockwood on ''the elements OF success
in teaching" was very good, considering the
other meetings and attractions OF the same
evening. The lecture abounded in good points
and practical suggestions. which would be Of
interest to Others than teachers. His main
points were. the necessity of preparation and
the tact of teaching. He presented and illus
trated the necessity of a system. a concentra-
ton of all the forces Of their being, and a per-
severance in the work of teachers. The man
agemcnt aud treatment OF scholars was also
discussed very sensihy,. We shall not attempt
to report the prodnctis b>,as we would hardly
do it justice in cutting out m,ny fine illustra-
tons with which 1t was ornamentcd.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12

Browns Arnica Lniment for sprains and
rheumatism. Browns Arnica Salve the best
healing ointment there is for sores of all kinds.
Sold by Oscar Seitz. druggist.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12

Mayor Radcliif is making a pair OF sheet
iron pants for ten pound boy Of his.
Remember that the Fair commences on Mol
day and closes on Friday. will you be there
Go leave your order with G.. A. Solberg for
the latest styles of fall and winter goods. Good
stylish suits, good work and reasonable prices.
The best of workmen. Shop .oD Seventh
street. two doors south of corner of Iron
Avenue.
Photographs taken in superior style by Dr.
Holcomb, at his gallery on door south Of the
Grand Central Hotel.
A farmer coming into town Monday evening
with load of W heat was met on the road BY
another team without load. The two men in
the wagon demanded the road and the farmer
gave them onc-haf and refused 10 ditch his
load for an empty wagon, whereupon the two
men assaulted him and and one of them struck
him on the forehead with a wrench and infiict-
ed an ugly wound. The plucky man held his
half OF the road to the last, and the two bullies
had to turn out.
1000 bushels OF potatoes wanted yimmedi-
ately by X. L. WATSON.
Children's Wooden Hosiery.
Chldren's Wooden Hosiery,
Children's Wooden Hosiery,
at BRUCKMANs'.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12
For Sale.

A House with three rooms for sale cheap.
Enquire at this office.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12

CLASS B-CArTLg.
ssasristes9ens-F n. GsStrv, BreeErigs
lest durham ball. two yesrs old AMI oTcr. sIa %
seCond Bot - 500
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12

MARYLAND, DODGE & MOORE.
Have you heard from Colorado: Yes
Ober, Bond 81 Wilson are still ahead In the
way of general assortment Of merchandise
and low prices.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12

DIR. j. X Iull is hereby annour ced as an Indepen-
saline county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12

At the request Of many friends hsve decided to be
Independent Candidate for the Legislature, and
shall continue candidate until the close of the polls
on the eth of November. j ii. SSEAD.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12

The person that took double-tree and STAY
chain for a wagon, lying on the street outside
OF the Grange warehouse in Salina, Thursday
afternoon. October 9Th. will please return the
same to Frank Robb. grange agent, Salina,
Kansas, as he saw him take it and knows him
we'll
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12
New To-1av
ANNO UNCEMENTS.

We are authorized 10 announce that f + Bowen
a candidate for the Office of Clerk OF the District
Court of Saline county.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1876-10-12

Entries in all the above classes free, and must be
made before the lirst day of the fair.
Articles not enumerated will be assigned positions,
md awarded premiums according TO merit.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-12

lla sAlGFa &c - daDans 81 VapoF fes~
De Puerto Plata 81 10Y Ilegara
i Mayagiiez 81 Il.
De Mayag;ioz 81 II y DegarS &
AguadilIa 81 13.
Do AguadiIla 81 1o y Ilegar& Paer-
to-Rico 81 IL.
De Paerto-Rico 81 IA , llsgara !
fan Th55zaaa 81 Is.
NO.
DE Cuba 81 22 y llegara 8 Baraoos
81 23.
De Baracoa 81 23 y llegarA 4 Giba
ra el "a.
De Gibara 81 q y llegsraa hue
vista el Is.
De Naevitas 81 2F y llegara Ala ha
abans 81 27 pos l. manana tsm
prano.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-12
lIAQ(INlSDl CtjDER
De sIEGED,
DORLE PESPUNTE.
NEW YORK II. UNIDOS)

En 81 ajmaccn De David A. Rodriguez,
so e.1cnertta constsrtenaente un snrti>.o
oouplsto DO estas ma iuinas, los ssH5c0s Ie
ut tis,sQs de Singer Sc que introduoen ca ests
is!a. E y1Liioo las conooe = su iiustrad
coDcepto Is el rnejor elogio Cue paede Ia.
csrse. No }ienea riva1.
La fabrioa do Singer vende E! ano
$4,000 rnaquinas mas que caaIquiera otfa.
No d2jarse a7@c5'sGr con las a'aIas ln'l-
tacioues que Sc titbr'con. NJ esta la eeono-
nie en raaon del prec.o, sSno en- Ia caii7ad
de, arflculo. Las mdq@sssas de Singer d@-
ya,s s.u e1cepcjon, vessste q tges'sto @j'os. j
U.ieo agante en- toda la isia, david 4.
Rodriguez. Frauuisco 3O.--Dep6-
sito en- Ponce, J. E. Schumacher.
Sa I:rn,1;an g o0mD00ea mkauinas do On,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-12
s217 SO 3 200 @15o
HkEANA DTRECTO.


ino ens s Hspsrey miad
EG
etmarMu
o o9 fsa ]aa@ aAna ''aaSF oo pSao1a
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-12

Nueyas sr D P sanche= DoIzObaTa ses Longor hosai
Com, Baacoa sea Mone Hjo-Cub ses 5 L kosy Comp~
Aaaaoi se julia Comp Puerto Rico, Se hare Herma
no Dc Caracena Oomp-aD Thomas. Srea Lucch Comp
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-12
Gran Inca de vapores Franceses.

Gran Inca dc vapores Franceses.
Ro6 Snan1e San Nazaie % de cada
que e conexon frances da 26 de San
Thomas se .I.--a.s.sa .a ~ .. I s. is aaas
categor $780, ateg $15 81 caogc $780, entrepuente poa
$50 .s5s IS. ..5.a.a 4sn. s.. ..a.e 81.
9gagao PASAJESe DE- FAMTfIA. 4ssi
nesq
pS SeAo nd nl
- ssf gaeo1ss4t tns PASAJE DE ADA Z VUELTA 81
expden pasaes Europa ida vus rsbaa del Is
9 total del pae Waldo II Estos
pol. .adelantado .I se' CO.. as 3s71 es
.s.ssas d. .s s9@ sas 81 ssazs NIN0a I.
G6mnop
3anosuuo N aorospa fautp
CRIADOSs sss.s.
dapadod en- en tempo
pdennasa
HsS Ia es@ sla inorn 4ls
80 - ss ssA.ss lLdAaasy QQs'g:s q
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-12
Gal lDoa do I1Yu9 Ia1o3B d. Ii Ca1l G9D9a aSasilDis


faes de yaguaz aaand Have Budoos (Pulao) 81 da IL
nlo dc cada ea1 Entrepuente $50
PASAJE De FAMILTA
11aala copgea de PERSONS po enos, pguen
@ "e de cua.To asos camar, eue reba
10 PG oso sc en4eode en yjaios trasatantcos
PA&AJE De IDA 7 VUELTA
Se explon &a Europa de- ida vuta
H soe total doi pas vdo Il Esto pasaes pagan
aeant&dos.
PkSAJE INIERCOLONIAT.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-12
Izn1presa de vapores correos
DI LAY AuTILLAS
De DON RAMON HRRRERlA.


Yxas oydnarios 1hGaas p de 9aa5o Domingo
gsidA Hsbans
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-12

respective y jlsgara { Naaviaas al ~
De Suev1tas o. 20 ? l'egara aiba-
IA eI 23,
Do albara 81 % y Ilsgar4a, { Bara-
Goa 81 "a.
De Baracoa 81 81 , llegaza & Cuba
81 rs.
De Cuba el rs y llsgara 4 PuoFto"
PIata al 27.
RET {
De- gan-Th6mas el 2 = liegara &
puerto-Rico el 8.
De Pusrto-Rioo el 5 y uegara 4
Aguadilla 81 4:
De Aguadills 81 4 y llegarA & Maya
gisz 81 4. ,x
to-platA 81 S.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-12

MIA KGAl ill Val S)lsIlD OVlsSll,)O alsIIliZj0l.D
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-12

Sc Empian oomponea m&9uinas do coser
Sc reoben pages las oaaas seado de estes hrcantes
So aquilsn maquinas, tanto meazual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-07-12

, Do Puerto Plata el 27 = llegarA q
| aLayag;iez 81 28.
De ltsy.gGez 81 2S y llegara 4
Aguadjllas 81 70.
De Agu>diila al 29 , llegara Puer-
to~nico ei 30.
Ds Puarto Rico el 80 , llegaraA 4
San Thomas 81 /:
E n @.
De Pusrto-Plata 81 s = negara 4
Cuba eI 8.
De Cuba eI 8y ilegarA aBaracoaels
DeBaracoel9 = llegaraa Gibarael10
De Gibara 81 10Y legara Nuevi
taa 81 u.
De Nusvissa 81 Ii y llegara 4 Ia Ha
bana 81 18 por Ia ma1ana tsmprano.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-11-22
SheriG's Sale.

by virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Faoias Is
sued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas OF Clear.
field county, and to mo direstcd, there will be
exposed TO public sale, at the Court House. in the
borough Of Clearfeld, on Saturday, tho 81 day
OF December, 1873, at | O'Clock p. M, the fol-
lowing described real estate, to wit:
All Of Defendants Interest being the undivided
one-half) In part Of certain lot Of ground in the
borough Of clcarheld, Clcardeld county, Pa,
bounded aud described as follows Beginning AT
the north east coricr Of lot No. SO thence north
by Second street q ieei to liae Of piece Of lot
owned by J. J. Pie thence BY line Oh J. J. Pics
lot west 900 feet 10 m alley thence south by said
alley "a feet to line Of lot No. 90 thence by same
200 feet to Second street and place Of beginning,
being part Of lot No. 40 In the plan Of said hor-
ough, and being "a feet on Second street aud 200
feet deep, having thereon n well ll-hnished store
house. large dwelling house. stable and other
builkings. As business location, this is a valu-
able property.
Also, the one undivided half part Of a certain
lot Of ground situate In the village Of West Clear
field, Lawrence township. Clearheld county, Pa,
bounded and described as fpllowss Deginninx on
tho street running north and south at point 20
feet north from the northeast corner Of lot now
occupied by David Mc6corgoi thence north by
said street 80 feet to lot No. thence by said lot
west 200 feet to al I'ey; thence by said alley
south co feet 10 an alley thence by said alley
east 200 feel to place Of beginning, and known as
lot No. in the plan Of said village. being the
same lot pf erpund conveyed by kic. ard Shaw.
ST., and wifc 10 X. II. SHAW. Having thereon
erected n well finished iwo-story frame house,
2oxis feet, and stable.
Also, tws other pieces or irae,s Of land situate
In Lawrence township, Clearheld county, Pa,
bounded aud described as fODwsi Tho hrst be-
ginning alta stone corner In the public road lead
ing 10 the borough Of Clearheld teoncc by land
Of Robert Daniels north siI west CO perches to
stones thence by land Of Lever illegal north 3
degrees cast 81 7-io pcrches to stones thence by
gcorgc Reeds lot south szi east Is pcrches 70
post at public road thence BY said road south s2i
snsi 81 pcrches sos post 10 road thence w the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-11-22

HoksE-THIEvEs ABoUr.-From the
Cam6ria Freeman we learn that bay horse and
set Of harness we're stolen from Mr. Samuel ilag-
erty, Of Hagerlys Cross Roads, clenrhei county,
on last Saturday evening week, the liih inst'
the thief afterwards taking possession Of a buggy
belongi to another person, with which and in
which be made good bis escape, and Is b0lised to
have passed through the towu Of Bbensbarg on
the following Monday morning. In the evening
Of the same day suspicious looking character
made his appearance at summerhul Cambria
county, with horse and buggy, and offered lot
Of boots, shoes tobacco, etc, for sale at very low
figures. lie slso had some 'pprious money and
a number Of skcoton-keys in bis possession, the
last Of which be left behinl him in that village
There is no doubt bat that he is the same party
who stole the horse. and buggy, as above stated
Mr.. nageriy offers a reward Of s25 for the recov-
cry Of hi, property, and liko SUN for the arrest
Of the thief.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-11-22
a,sw advertisements.


samo south 30 west 10 $40 to stones aud plaoo o
beginning, containing ~ acres and 07 perche,
more or less. The other piece Of land bcsinnlns
at a post on the norih.casl side Of the TOWNSHIP
roai leadin,. from cleafhcld to Lever illegal,
residence, at line Of iail FlcgaPa land thence b,
said road south easierly BY said land. and By a
limo parallel with the line OF the said township
road / 8 perchcs to rDst on line Of Lover illegal,
land thence by saidiine 10 an easterly direction
IS perches TO post aud place Of beginning, con.
tanning one acre more OF less Tho whole con-
tanning Is acres and 81 perehes more or less,
having thereon erected good two-story frame
house, well flushed, with stable and other out
buildlngs, with young orchard DC. Most Of the
land being cleared and undef good cultivation.
Seized, taken In execution anu 10 be sold az the
Praperiy Of Pet,r Medeofge.
.sssapsavs yrkssss1x ~ ~ A,Ssd.s . -
S<,tta fSA-S ~ q af Y y, 10 'i'phe %
Brady township, Clenfiieii county, Pa, Joundsd
and described as follows neginning at stone
copier on the north and toutp llne Of tract con-
veycd 20 H. IT, Ogder py 'es'V Lines, II I-lO per-
~, s...l .sg9 tho Manal corner of said tract
thence nOlin IIo1H S>s,se
Fuller ninety perehes 70 post thence
south 70 east 2il perehes TO beech corner
on eieeki thence south " wost S2t perches to o
hickory corner thence west % perehes to cor
ner OF other land oil the sa'u H. Il. Ogden, and
upon which he nov resides Thence north along
line Of said piece Of land o elp perchcs to stone
corner, being also corner OF n,nd on which said
Ogden resides thence west ivs peichea along line
OF said piece OF land on wn'cn said Il. /. Ogden
resides to stone corner ana place Of beginning,
containing 10 acres more 2, les', bounded BY
lands OF Dubois iunvf, ua,rlson Fuller,
Jesse Lines Andrew Lldale, anu other lands Of
hpeus Ia oguen, WIN huVs ~ acres OF cleared
anu thereon, the fesiuuo ol 'ne 'ract being tim-
oetea ana supposed 70 DC unu',,aia WIN coal
Also, aii OF hno,ner or,'as" n "act OF land STU
ate IN SAID township oil bIaoy, Vlearheld county,
ra', bounded una described Us follows Begin.
ming ~ walnut ~ lne sou.n-Net corner Of said
,rae, ihence norm zvi east oy lands OF Andrew
hiuuloo oi " Potenes W walnut thence norm
y same ~ perches 70 stones thence east BY
snas s oi Il, Il, ogden IVY peIcnSs to stone corner
thenc' south by lands OF same " $40 perches to
Iapd of said Jssso Lin. IA IN e"snva we'' oy
walnut and place of hoginnlns ..,s,,'i Pe,suv a.
acres more or less. bounded y bS land. ~ $50
Lines. Andrew Iiddle. and oihey Isnd =, i,tti,. a
L.. Ogden. having ,herenn erected ,,.a .,s.
frame house, 2ix30 feet. large bank harm naa,,y
new. AMI other ouibuil1ings Tha isnh neI n"iu
nearly all cleared. and hsy;n, a rood ns
orchard on il. soized. ,alen % e,ssuiiou sna -
be sold as the property Of Libbius l.. Ogden. "
Also. ali Of Defendan,'s ,n,srest % ali n.,
certain piece Of ground situate in Brady town,bin
Clear6ed county Pa, con,s,n,n, ahan, "A as4a
with about 40 acres elearsd and IN" baisnsa 0'V
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-11-22
gew advertisements.
Shari1Cs Sale.


.DY virtue Of writs of Leraria Faeia', issued
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Cloar.
field county, and to me directed, there will be
exposed to PUBLIC SALE, nt the Court House,
In the borough Of Clearhold, on Saturday, the
"a day Of December, 1879, a, ! o'clock, p m.
the following described real estate. to wit,
A certain house 10 by q feet. 10 feet high, TO
he built just as Sam. A. Dnges' housc Is built in
lloutzdale), with lot and curtilagc appu rtenant
thereto, IN the village Of Houtzyillc, Clsardold
county, Pa, bounded aud described us follows
ytz Beginning at n post on the northeast cor
ner Of Albinn avenue aud mink alley, Ia the saii
village of Iioaiuille thence south iny three de-
grees east to post thence south 81 degrees west
1870 feet to Railroad avenue thence by said ave-
nue. and forty feet from centre Of limo Of GUss
Run branch railroad 6ity and half feet TO post I;
thence north thirty seven degrees east one hun.
dred aud ten feet to post aud place Of begin
ming, and known as lot No. 100 ia the village of
Houtzyille. Scized, taken in execution, aud to
be sold as the propocy Of Bartholomew Hills
grove, contractor, and John llagan owner.
Also--a certain two.story frame building, with
OF and curtilage nppurtenant thereto, sitanto In
Karthaus township, Clearfcd county, Pa, bound
ed on the south by public road and on the north,
east and west by land Of VIM. Sehnarrs, being
about one hundred feet east Of the building oecu-
pied as the karthaus pcstoffce, being thirty by
dfty feet, with small one story engine house or
room attached to the north side Of said building.
and is used and occupied as planning mill. Sci
red, taken in execution and 10 be sold as the
property Of r. 4 @. sehnarrs
Also-a certain two-siery frame dwelling house
10 by - feet in size, and lot and curtilage appur-
tenant thereto, situate in the village OF Nowburg
Chest township, ooar6eld county, Pa. The lot
fronts sixty feet on Worre street aud Is about two
hundred and forty feet deep, bounded north BY
Granger street. east by the road, south by Joha
Torier and west by Wonell street. Seized, taken
IN execution, and 70 be sold as the property Of
Benjamin Klinger
TERMS or sALn.- The price or sum Mt whhic
tho properly shall be struck Of must be paid at
the time Of sale, or such other arrangements made
as will be approved otherwise the property will
DO Immediately put up and sold again at the cx-
pouse and risk Of the person to whom ID was
struck of, aud Who Ia case Of deficiency at such
resale, shall make good tho same, and In no
instance will the Decd be presented 10 Conr, for
confirmation unless the money Is actually paid to
tho Sheriff. w. X. MCPHERSON.
SnrmFf's 0FFoB, sheriff.
Clenrleld, Pa, Nov Is, 1875
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-11-22

A SAD CALAMITY.--Tho Smicksburg
correspondent Of the Indiana Messenger relates
the following sad calamity p" In smictsburg,
on Thursday, Nov. %, abcu, noon, the youngest
child Of Mr.. John Elder, very winsomc boy,
aged about twenty months, fell head foremost into
a wash boiler, In which thers vas few inches Of
hot water, npd though Immediately rescued, the
nju,es we're 30 great as to prove fatal within the
short space Of thirty sesea hours. The loss Of
this child thus In itself was sad afiliction, but
In connection with other surrounding slaering,
has made /, doubly sore. Not moro than three
weeks before THE, their h,lle son, nexs older to
this one, made narrow escape With hi'life IRON
the sane cause, having. IN running backward
through the kitchen, TIPPED himself and thus sat
down In taekct Of saiding waier And four
years ago last August. these same parents had 10
the twinkling OF sn eye, very bright ana ln,cf-
esting daughter, about six years Of age .ahes
from theft fde by stroke Of lightning. Inese
afnietions rseonmcnd these stricken parents 70
the dsepsft sympathy and kindcst regards o. the
whole community. And tho fortitude and CHRIS.
| tian resignatio ion IN which they hcse sustained
ths,r sorrow con mend their example - eminently
wss,ny Of imitation. To God, whose mercy 70
always abovs the depths Of oar sonow', we com
mend this borrowing family"