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A SHOCKING ocCURRENcE-At Lang
vile, i'm Ringold township, Jefferson county,
three men lost their lives under most dis
Ut- sing circumstances. a Mr.. Hollowell
went down into his well at his residence, for
the purpose OF cleaning IL, but upon reaching
the bottom became sickened with the gas
and started to climb out, at the same time
calling 10 his wife for assistance. She ran
10 the well, observed him clsmbering up the
wall, and as he neared the top she reached
down 10 aid him, bat just a. she was about
TO seize his hand he fell to the bottom, a dis
lance of25 feet and was killed his head hay-
Ing been crushed and his brains da she'd OUT
as re descended. The shrieks OF the wife
brought the neighbors TO the spot, and they
all at once set about TO extric&e tue body OF
Der husband. \ Mr.. Moore volunteered To
desce nd, and when about midway, as lac was
being let down by a rope. he was overcome
bytle gas, fell 10 the bottom and was suffo-
Gated. Another neighbor, a Mr. Bartly, was
now induced TO go down into the well and
eDoeavor 10 secure ropes about the bodies OF
Mr.. Hollowell and Mr.. Moore, i'm order that
they might be drawn out. He descended,
accomplished his task, and was being drawn
ur, when he, too, was affected b. The gas,
and was dead before he reac,, ed the top of The
we'll This eNtraordinarg Occurrences creates
'he greatest eNciter.ent In the neighboyeoci
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THONAS DOWLIH0, H1cfioooo9.

v sRSk skJKH AsD
sTssRE sko sFh EM- AZ s S5G Aes 10TH
On FRIDAY, August 10th, 1871, At . eek -
) tn square 366, approved BY . three story
h Ssiek sedicenSe 18th back building .nd s0sd sa
improvements; lot 1xloo to !o-feet alley.
=, TIE q. above Iropsrty Y sold subject to lien
Ing Ler cent. interest, which can Be taken 70
within ten days altar day Of SALE 0lso dep ,et re-
Quircd ct the time Of sale. Ali .coavsyaacing at
ssss-dxis THOMAS BOWLING, Auct
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IL THE sg gISE z. S COZ g! TIN Dis

i TRioT or SoIn sBia. IN. DIE
EIIzABkrH EARHARr cs. ANDRBv J. JOYCE
AND THOMAS J. AYxRs, Executors, As.-lN
Equity, Doc Is.
Ii Is This 24th dag Of July, A. D. lS7, ordered that
The sale made and reported By the Trustees and
kxec utors Of the Real Estate Of Ferdinand Butler,
cece ssed mentiO aed In this b. aud the sAme
j. hereby ratified and confirmed unless Gauge TO the
contrary Thereof be Shown on or before the 24th day
sale l3so a- belonging 70 said estate.
BY order Of Court
A. WYLIR, Justice, nc.
AEas COVE. j. l0s, Clerk, &C, jy3-w8
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GUST 23j, there will be an eclipse O.
-..OoD, lasting about half the night. The
4IIUon VIII DC nearly invisible. ss also will the
young couple who sit on the front steps %
watch the AFFAIR." Rome Sentinel.
~ There are upward of fifteen thousand
more people IN the Black Hills than there is
woik or wages for, and yet there is no law
TO prevent other fools from leaving home.
lLoutsuHe COtoteT-JOt1nol.
~ am very particular about my BATH
ing dress, for there is everything ia bath
SUIT remarked spare but beautiful belle ~
an admirer at Atlantic City. Yes" was
Tableau.
RIA little girl where a minister hal bea,
ilNIteo 10 dinner, was privately placed on
conversation AZ the table, she folded her
hands and said, so God, please pass the
butter"
rFThe horse OF man IN Bromfleld, Mass.
being OF the balky nature. his owner kindIed
nre under MIN 10 persuade him 10 20 on.
III had The desired effect. The horse went on
and into the barn. But the load. being hay
some rods Of q neighbDr's fence. Toe name
OF the horse was Napoleon.
1The trainmen at Albany have been
chsl king the back fences until they have
wo.ked out the arithmetical calculation that
when Mr.. Nanierbilt's one huudrsd thou
SAID is divided every engineer will get four
Teen dollars, every conductor eight dollars,
and the breakmen and fremen three dollars
apiece.
ES-Certain English ritualIsts having sold
book prescribing TO ministers certain very
familiar questions 10 he put 20 penitents,
and a sensation having arisen, the society
Which issued the book say that the numbe-
OF persons OF all classes who resort 20 con-
lesion mas multiplied year by year, anI
l1any or these are persons of the highest
education and refinement.
~ Mayor Stokley, OF Philadelphia, has
Deen petltioned 10 appoint colored Iaan ON
the police force. George L. sharpel Is the
man recommended, and he is represented to
be OF influence In the politics OF the ward
and an active worker Tor the party. His
honor informed the committee that there
was no vacancy I'm the police force OF the
yard, but that the petition would he nled.
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OLDEST! CHEAPESTii BESTIii
The Evening Star

S OSOaAAiS Otdx
is everywhers recognized ss the leading nswspspe
OF washington. With two exceptions only, IL ~
As largest ctrcrlation Of any daily papS ,ubhsA1a
'oHth Of Nns York, more tias THREE 1rxRs thar a,
Any 0tAe- ." tAs city, and souAL TO THAT OF ALL
THE OTHER DAILY PAPERS IN WASHINGTON ADDED
TOGETHER
To advertisers, therefore, II presents peculiar and
aneQUslled advantages in the extent and character
hderins the vide publicity Il Insures.
1t IS, indeed, within its scope,
TIE BbS2 ADYRRTISING MEDIUM IN
TIE UNITED 8T1TES.
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auct

DOS TRONEO.-The sale Of the DISMAL
IL eW AMP CANAL, advertised to take place In
Horfok, We on the 9th day Of August, has BEEN
postponed for the present. euj-0th
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$4,000 W o R 7 II
sE4SONABLE DRY GOODS
MUST BE SOLD TO RAISE MONEY.

We quote Q few prices:
5000 yards bes, Spring Prints, 4 cents; short
lengths.
1000 yards best Lonsdale Cambria, down TO liz
cents, sold a. Il.
10 cases of BIesched and Brown Muslirs, at as,
Us, and 10 cents.
1000 ysrss best lO-a Sheeting made, only Zx
ents worth 70.
White and Colored Lawns, only 10 cents.
Beautiful Colorod Dress Goods, Is cents, worth 81
Large stock Of Black Alpscas, Black Csshmeres,
Black SILKS, at one half cost of i'm ortati0n.
We have about 1870 yards Of hamburg Edgins
iefl, which will sell 81 half price.
Row IL the tine 20 bay goods, aad ave - cents
tie io.isr, - Eusi have money.
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STEAMERS. &c.
DOTOMAC TRANSPORTATION y

WHAT, foot OF 7th street, every MON -dz1E1zzlS
DAY ana sSd ], Es IT.A at o'clock for Bait
@STs; No ia2 Iisai .tresi, every EsDSF s and
THURSDAY Of az. m. for Washington and river
@ 81 s4Rs si;sHss; T rss
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-
. Until further notice the steamer -
M,A,,TTANO, Captain VIM; nylss,
T be ey.1y ana
THURSDAY MoBNLNGs, at I O'Clock, for an
= and Eaae
PAY MORkLhG at t cleck, for all Lan n, 20
qns at 6os ooss i2 and
aa n.r ssSs9P''''ni' e VEN il krL1non Agent,
GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.
FOB NORFOLK re zGF yGEFH. nOHRo. AND
r The 9Tiit and elegant iron steamer LADY OF
i ras san Ahs :res ss :wH aoa @
day, Wednesday and Friday, at 3
Gave: S%!fes every tuesday, FSu1sd.5 and 81:
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
B; WOOD, leaves her wharf, foot Of -%A
Tuesdays dsSss sn oeloe a%si for rs Gone
liver; fhurday. at O'Clock q m: for OurriOman
On and after JHIy i9th win leave washington 70.
-
the Point Wednesday morning. Fare, round TIP.
Tor further Information apply a. the Once over
81 streets
called for q fRistBSaao os PI
'l b. j. I.HGOINELLY, Agent. ~
sTEAMERs FOR NEW YORK.
The steamers JOB N GIBSON and K. Q. KNIGHT
sfs fsse Sssss
Every sss sf Mo SsSes s deise snS alexandria
RfSH1hs zAEsS5i gisis''
CLYDE'S NEW EXPRESS LINE
szILADEhrnl.ip slExaspnIA, WASHING.
CoNsEofHTSsSS A AZ fPhM22esssE pEGSiA With
bkSGx HSP NEW RsstsND ssfATss.
From Washing ton-Mondsy, at ii a. m.
TsseiSsd daily Thsdu.S M
Bills PIhs, e Landing given to Boston and S
fhsm marked " Georseso,vn, D. c."
CO., iaS5 sTee, hGrih%es, and Eth stSess
shs5f 6%sshinstGn HTPE 70 W SH
General Managers, u south WharVos, PhiIadel.
A MEXICAN LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
PPhiladsl phia to Liverpool, touching at 23E
S s =, & s. Cooke % s' Js bsss
srs .. 1920 street Also, Agents for the Bed Star
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
Trs , 9, this COMPANY Yin .sn every Sat
Rates ' Of passage sSs. 81 F1o@ m
Hsx 6 sa to sOuh 4.,
eos gold; Storage, 90 currency. For freight or
'1sssss apply Bouli 9rt ss.sa' e.. GS
CUNARD LINE.
with tn. ,,s, o, oI s%TIS1 III, o,.0,.. ., o,
sioI the steamer Of this line take specific course
YS,a or u meridian Of at
q z; meridian "
THE Bf56TEsH M AfP sT HSETH
Sk1rztE EEw AZ fH GoR III Hlks5kr
tssss.%%:ss 4s sss s:S Ss s
~ ;:'s,. $ss ss1s. $$ss SCI:
.R RS sis We'd, Ap6 OCT.
sc:
sd o. g &c. Se sHs
11 gold, additional. Return tieksls on favorablc
very low rates. Through bills Of landing given for
Belfast, 0lAsgoW, Hayre, Antwerp and other Dorta
on the Continent ard for Aediterfenean ports For
freight and passage apply ct the Oompanys once,
10. Bowling Green; or both steerAge and cabin.
10 OTIS BI0kLOW, 0O6 7th street.
jan36-ly OHA6. g. FRANOKLYH, Agent
(rOHEN's LOAN OFFICE, corner OF ith
~ street and New York avenue, sntranes ~
On New York avenue. The most private ~
me r. ss on ns o .S S:1 :, !: ~
Reasond., re- - fie9sa Var, Guns. Pis!ok,
IMP q r ANT.
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DIED.

pfRE: On August 6, lS97, NANCY o. DyRR, relicx
oil Imotny L. Dyre, In the saith year OF her age.
Q. sdsy sth instant, att o'clock m. Interment e
JACKSON. On August 6, ls7T, RICHARD r.
JACKSON, formerly of Fairfax county, Va, IN tina
9th ear Of bis age.
Funeral services 81 Trinity church, Georgefovp.
ats m. wednesday, sth instant.
ncAN0Y. On August z. lS77, wN. y, only sou
OF VIM. and Louisa McAyoy, aged months.
day, o'clock p m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-07

1877 GREAT 1877
PEENS VANIA ROUTE,
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
Splendid Scenery, Magnificent Equipment.
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THOHEN'6 LOAN OFFICE, corner OF fth
~ street. and New York svsu1e, entrance <0N
Loan Onaes n ths city. Money loaned q the0 (
loyes rate Of tatsrs.a On Cold and Silver WsSohss,
Renonds. re - kisSe1 Var, Guns, PiSlol1,
0eelnano a valUo {e01.lv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1877-08-07

WISwALL 4 GWYyN,
705 Market Space,
Two doors from 7th street.
- Do-I JarsG location. jyl+tr
CALCUTTA sEERsUCXER,
INDIA EASAEHN,
HEw ORLEANS CHECK LINENS,
INDIA POsGEE, ATTALAPAs TUuKAPAw
WHITE LINEN DUCK AND DEILLIN9,
EAVY BLUE YACHT CLOTH,
FANCY Linens for Men sad Boys wear, sc
- Ops Prtu Only.
PERRY 4 BROTHER,
Peans ylrdaia arenwe,
tes-r Corner 9Th street.
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HNOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
. Until further notice the Steamer -
MATTAN0, Captain Vim. II. Byles,
will be run as follows: Leave Wash
In gton from 9Th street wharf, every MONDAY and
THURSDAY MORNINGS, at O'Clock, for all
Landings as far down as Nomni; returning on
TUESDAY and FRIDAY. Leave every SATUR-
far down rs Mattox Greek; returning on SUNDAY.
Freight received daily. For any information, in
msrSO-tr VIM II. KILLMON, Agent.
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MARRIED..
sTEELE-DENhEY. By the Rev. ohn B. viii
lisms, the n. l.. church OF Bl I'd snsbure ne ~
ls7T, Il HAMLINK STEELE % GRACE " DFSStV
boa Of W ashineIon, ID. q.
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TRUSTEES SALE or A VALUABLE TAN
SERf, WITH MACHINERY, &C, WITH A
DWELLING HOUSE ON THE PREMISES, IN
INGTON Ann OLIVE SrGE w WYNN
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II n p o Is 7 A n T.
Tor I'll Bowel Affections ne DIR. UcOARu,a
INDICATED BLACKB1RRY BRANDY. Il =
guaranteed to do al that Il clatms
Tor sale ~ Druggists and Grocer, and Wholesale
b. .: A. nOVkR, corner aorth 6e1dtol and u
0reen ncrsoeeSs Ue-lAs
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THE TRADES

GIBSON BROTHERS.,
~ Practical Book and Job Printars.
1912 Pennsylvania ave., w Washington, ID. O.
~ Fine Printing q Specially isnis,,y
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TIE steamers OF this Com pany viii SAIL every Bat.
tnrday from Bremen Pier, foot Of Third .>5eGAk
New York to So1tSsm pton. Iondonl -
Havre and Bremen, first cabin, Sl0O; second cabin,
500 gold; Storage, 90 currency; For freight OF
passage apply to OELRIOH6 CO.,
nar6 6m . Bowling Green, New York
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10
THE AGED HERO.

The editor OF the Cambria Freeman
says: "Jolin S. Phelps, prominent
citizen OF Missouri, aud at all times Il
Union man, formerly distinguished
member Of Congress aud now the Gov
ernor elect Of that State, has announc-
cd his purpose of appointing General
James Shields, the hero of the Mexl.
can war and Of the late rebellion, us
Adjutnnt General Of Missouri. Gen.
Shields is un lrisbman BY birth and
many years ago was Senator of the
United States at different Tunes, first
from his adopted State, Illinois, and
next from theStateo of Minnesota. Ilu is
the same Gen. Shields who was shot
through the body by an cscopetc ball
near tho city OF Mexico during the
Mexican campaign, and whose remark
able recovery was the wonder Of all
scientific physicians throughout this
country, and Tor that matter through
out the civilized world. He lives in
Carroll county, Missouri, ON II farm,
and was the only military officer in
the late rebellion from the North who,
in square fight defeated SIonewall
jackson, u feat which be accomplished
ut Winchester, Virginia, ON which
bloody field fell Col. William G. Muir.
ray, Of liollidaysburg, well known here
and universally respected everywhere
as II brave soldier and an honest mau.
Gen. Shields has been twice cheated,
against all the facts in the case, out oi
his seat in Congress rs representative
OF the district in which be resides ia
Missouri. He is well remembered here
by several soldiers in the Mexican
war, now citizens Of this place, all
Of whom have n kind regard for him.
The Office to which Gov. Phelps will
appoint him may not recompense him
according to his merits, but il will be
q recognition Of the ability aud pa'ri.
otism Of as worthy and pure !. man ar
this broad landcan boastor be- proud Of. "
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10
ARE REPUBLICAN MANA GERS
TIRED or WA,SIf{NGTON,S
REPUBLfCy


Are they not paving the road Il
something different, be il for better OIL
worse, as is subscribed IN the marriag,
ccremony2 Let them pause moment
IN their wild, partisan career, and cx
anime facts In 1861 Secretary Stan
ton, as an experiment, sends TO Cali
fornia Mujor-Gencral to supervise
Presidential election-in other words
to aid the Republican party 10 win th,
\ vote OF that Democratic State by th,
presence OF the bayonet About th,
most influential leader Of the Mcclellan
Democracy WAS then aud there hurricC
away to n military prison7undergpar
ual law rs q traitor to3ihe Upitel
States Government. No formal ch,lrg,
OF treason or disloyaliy was ever made
no trial had and when discharged
from prison, this Mcclellan supporter
insisted he was victim of military
usurpaiion dictated in Washington Il
intimidate California Democrats, very
large proportion Of whom were natnr
allied citizens ignorant Of law and
fearful Of property con6sca,ions il
they dared TO vote for Gen. Mcclellan.
In that forced election, Democrats IN
Lumbcrs abstained from voting, as they
saw twas aonesidcd, partisan affair.
Some Republicans, disgurted at the
bayohet election, paired off withgDem
ocrats, and thus neither voted Yet
when the votes were counted, the San
Francisco ballot-boxes were found to
contain five thousand more votes than
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10

1'nE Inns BREAKTEo. = One BY
one the old guards are leaving th,
sinking and rotten ship OF Radicalism
Its abuRe OF power aud its corruption
have done the work, The old icllowt
hang on long, but that party has got
SO low down that but few compare
lively can stomach it. The last con
spicuons one To leave Is Hon. Elizui
Wright, of Massachusetts, an old and
distinguished member Of that and the
Abolition party. The Freedman'r
Bank and partisan cussedness like
Blaincs in stirring up sectional hatred
are the straws that broke the camer'
back in his case and knocked the scale,
from the old mans eyes. Ex-senator
Pratt Of Indiana, too, who supported
Hayes, has put in his protest against
the conspirstors in speech at pub
lie meeting in Logansport, q few days
since.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10
ANOTHER COVE

The llollidaysburg Standard, in al,
luding TO the death Of a prominent
citizen OF that county, (Blair) says;
at is our duty TO chronicle the death
Of another OF the oldest and most cs.
tcemcd citizens OF Williamsburg. On
the goth ult,, after an illness of eight
days, John X kea, Esq, ended pill.
grimnge Of scvcuty-iour years aud
passed from life to death. He was
born in Huntingdon county, March
Goth, 1902. A lincal descendant Of
Francis Ncfi a native of Switzerland
and colonst under William Penn. and
so fur rs known, progvnitor of all that
bear tho name OF Neif ln tho United
States. Jacob Ncf, father of deceased.
one of the early settlers of Hunting.
don county came from Lancaster coun.
ty and located near the forks OF
tho Juniata river, short distance
above Petersburg. Deceased came to
Williamsburg IN tho spring of 1920,
and with his father Fin law, Major John
lluyett, Of Huntingdon, purchased he
williamsburg mill property, and prior
to the making Of the canal did consid.
cradle alking on the river Was the
senior member OF the firm Of NcG,
Dean 4 Co, who in 1857 built Juniata
furnace at this place, and one of the
original stock holders Of the "Romc
Iron Manufacturing Company" that
in 1860 built an extensive rolling mill
and nail factory ut Rome, Georgia.
Deceased lived life of usefulness TO
himself, and contributed largely to the
interests Of the community at large
Has been an officer OF the Presbyterian
church for the last twenty years, al.
ways in attendance upon its services
when possible and will be greatly miss
ed from bis accustomed place. During
the past few years deceased crossed
the Continent twice, aud manifested
great interest IN the region OF the
Rocky Mountains.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10

REyoLurIoS OR COMMON SENSE
Tho New York Sun says There /.
only one way to delarc Rutherford b
Hayes elected President OF the United
States, and that is the way of fraud
usurpation and violence, the way ol
revolution. lfthc question is controlled
and settled BY tho one only rule whic.
common sense, justice, and tho letter
and spirit of the Constitution have
provided, and which the unvarying
practice of government has followed
without single exception ever being
made in any case, then Mr.. Hayes can
not bc declared elected, aud cannot
possess either the title or the power Of
President.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10

In the Indiana and Illinois Lcgisla-
lures the Democrats have elected the
Speaker Of the Senate in both cases.
They were aided by the independents,
who held the balance Of power, We
think Logan's chances for q reelection
to the United States rather slim. Gen.
John NJ. Palmer will moro likely be the
man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10


PARTY BEFORE CoUSTRy.-Nr. Geo.
William Curtis, the learned editor Of
HWper's Weekly having started out as
rcformcr several years ago, was bull.
dozed into the support OF Hayes in the
late campaign, now begins to sec day
light again. His moral vision has be.
came alarmedat the fate ofhis PARTY
This patriotic (Y). hero (2?) and states
man, (???) in the last issue Of the
Weekly, breaks out in this way
Tho real result Of the Presidential election !,
so doubfpl thai the duty oi the eommi,ioe of ih'
two Houses Of Congress to provide a harmoniou
method Of declaring II Il most imperative. lh'
Republican leaders in Congress must not misa2
pr hend the sentiment VI the countrv. TIE
action OF the Returning Boards In Louifiana A. a
Florida has undoubtedly covered the declared
vote Of those States with suspicion. The Repuh
lican partJ has certainly not gained strength
since the election. and II the action In tho-'
States should be followed BY the exercise o
doubtful powers by The Senate We do not appre
bend any violence. but the leaders In such
course woall BE- responsibl- for the total over
throw Of the party
The true Radical is developed in th,
foregoing. "Save the party" il make'
no difference what becomes Of tn,
country. Party, dcmagogne, etc, and
Curtis. IBID.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10

A BuLLDozED ADMINISTRATIONS
The Chandler. .Camcron.Grant Wash
ington ring has been broken. States
men have taken the "bull by the horn
and have driven the Cadet.sellers, Ira
der-post dealers, and their confederates
into exile. Grant himself has been sc
completely bull.dozed that be was com
PEELED TO call his Cabinet together on
Sunday and told the members plain
ly that he would not send tho troops
to New Orleans to help the scoundrel,
Kellogg, through. The Cabinet as
sented. Where are the Chambers and
Camerons now? How the mighty
have fallen The Cromwelllan imita
tors are az dead cocks in the pit, un.
pitied and unhung.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10

A Nyw SAINT Besides the buec
efforts made by the chandi,r.ca
consnirators 10 cheat Eour millions of
voters out of their ballots, the confad.
crates of those men are manufacturing
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some irrev,ren, nerson called !, tn,
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-01-10
FLORIDA DEMOcRATTc
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