Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1876-01-19
NEWS ITEMS.


NEWS ilEMS
--ticorgc Francis Train Is again IN
training for the Presidency.
Jobn ALA, a,,a % wns ma,r;ed
way down in Maine to lady of Go.
-Dickenson A. "a haukers of Nav
YORK. made an asslgnment last week.
.,,
has caught thirtv.sIx raooons ,his sea.
son
-ca,ora, co,do, o,.,gsr dlod n,
Santa Fe Nav Mesico on the nIght
of January 10th, Of paralysis,
The snow ia 40 doep in the mining
districts of Utah that all travel and
transportation Of orc Is impossible.
The Michigan lumboring inter
est, which Ia ono of the heaviest in that
State, is suffering from an ovcrsupply.
I, IL estimated ,ho, about sls 900
worth of dried fish arc monthly sent
from San Francisco to China by the
Chinese.
"A recommendation 10 abolish sew
ei'' uh''cu ''a,es navy "raS, :, ,"o,uu ',.,l,
lhs ,u", u. "asr'''s'o"' - N' W.
sno'''y w 'o''''oo''"'
Timothy Kirby, an old citizen oil
.ihcln''"s', ''ou ID .nn' S''s iuv.1, no,,,,a:n
sraos na onn soon ~ s vs'asV se ooo va,"va nno y" ~
0-'VVo'ooV ""u 'o'Voo'oV"'
Less business i done on tick hcrc
than In England, The number OF our
watch and clock makers IS 3,otoi wnlie
Treat Britain boasts zl,zfo'
I'm bradford roun,v. the other day,
a iather aged ninety years boxed bis
sons cara seycrelv for abusinp his wife.
The boy Is about sixty years
w..l,,.. tt.u. no p,os ,o,n
A.. ~. "'uun"s,ou ~ " ..a. n''.s ,,'t svaJ
w. wv. aae aeIa III, . w. W Tho III -, oS H.
Hunpo"as, ,,i,,sJ % ~ T..i.,,s ~'' Wv
s,
,n tnv 'vu,e houso w gunoui
may oe iounq : ae'h sa a,a vss'e yum
Wn'cn uA.es unN " NJ % saJ '"0
grahu jury W ene'r o'ic'n' ropor'
Jimmy iiamiii, the renowned oars
man, at one r'no cnaihP'on U, Ancrio"'
died IN pltronrgh, on the ioth ihstp
IN the thirV-elghth year oil MS age
Last year New York had l,l1S
hres, an aVerage oi nearly y, iour u uay,
involving loss Oh s1'ooo'ooo, iour-nitns
OF II representing goods ana merchah-
use
The Governor of Maine wants the
nes"."' Az ~ Pn1s P'shaa " % ~ nppoal,,, -
,s ,'vS ~ aA v" c,,. G I;ci IN
aeasn aes"a " '' y '''''N'' w. N "
'" ~,
Inc ueorgla negr9os , n,IiNsI; N.Y. saiu "
Arkansas and Louisiana. being The
favored localities where they intend to
mitch their tents.
81 ,,r.... e
N Inoopcr,cs III 'ue rura. s'.n u,sa,''.1 H. y,
farmers are employinp private watch
men 10 nroteet them against the depre-
dations of thieves.
M :, =,
Inc an hacnawana .9 oo', lJno rgsao"' noaI ~ y
saiu' WIN coni''iue W lrouuoe 0I", I
,ha sssNons;on in tbc Schuvllrill and
Wyonino d;st,;cts
" ''"s
The net earnings OF the North
Pennsylvania railroad Tor the year end
ing october 81 1919, were oolz, l'I'oo'
Aieor paysns "a nn.er'ss no- anu '"N'' '"''0
r'''ia''''u 'ioo'-' y" ""''u'
--Tkad. Stevens housckeeper has
been allowed s77l4 for services as
housekeepcr by the executors Of Mr.
Stevens, and Dr. II. Carpenter gets
'fooo 'o' Pro'o'S'Vn"' soi''''''
Plymouth Church has succeeded in
preventing the mutual council" de-
manded by Mrs. Moulton. Henry
Ward is afraid to iaco the music Of an
honest investigation of the scandal.
-Allentown, Pa, has thirty segar
factories, which turn out monthly 300,-
000 She is the third largest manu-
facturer of segars in the United States,
New York being first and Detroit sec
ond.
One OF the important points OF
contrast between the days OF llI6 and
the present time Is iound IN wan street
When the Declaration Of Independence
was signed there was not q bank IN
America.
"A massachusetts man y ii'"A'ng
srullhs s ch,iely Vi paper, wI.nou. without any
lra'ne anu WIN no o.nsr li'a,orial oA-
ceps ,r''nli,ngs i,, oi ,ea'ner. paggasc
masters WIN po APT 10 n"Ne P"P"
"'oc"e o' 'ne'h'
-Ihere are now 10 thc Tehnsyivahia
framing ochooi ior tho reeoio-m'hu'
Gu - inihates' Oh Wnom 100 are IRON
.nis Somihoiweai.n, one from ii'ulnl ,,c
ana the remainder uiViueu among ui'
iereht states
The last descendant of the fam.
, GUS navigator, American Vespucci, who
gave nis name 10 tnc new "orlu, nas
Just ulcu near FLORENCE. nc pore % .he
same name US thc great sa''or VI 'h'
ni'eeh'h century
: DR. s. G.. Howe, founder of the In.
J stitution for the Blind in Boston, died
ON the 9th inst. AGED seyonty-foui
years lie was affected with disease
OF the BRAN ana had been IN ieeol'
health ior several weeks.
Thirteen of Chicago's crooked