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TO wood Shonnera-

Wool chopper7 wanted. Enqn re OF J.. Parker
hayward, real estate dealer. Third street. between
hou2ia and walnut streets, Yankten. df
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Straw Hats at Kafz's.
Trunks and Yalises at ka'zs.
Gents summer underwear at Kaiz.
Isle thread Balbriggsn ard British hal.
Hose at Katz's.
White and colored Shirts at Ka,z's.
White Vests at Ka;z-s.
Everything cheap beyosd compare q,
Kaiz's.
Donl fail TO go 10 Katz's.
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Old papers Tor sale at the Press ana D4.
koiaian Office, a fifty cents Fer hun
dred. -
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TO Kent.

u = DA Is,
G. P. & 7. A. St. Joseph
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Visiting cards on d4m4sk board, wbite
and tinted bFistols, at Press ana Dako,aiap
JOB rooms.
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Special Attention Given 10 Out.
SIDE Orders.

We are opgf aiing a branch stora q r, u;a...
Mnefe BACK Killers and up river customers viii
ltteiEe he same attention as at our Yai k,on
off
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AUCTION SALE.

TANbLE BROTH ERS, Mortgageea,
Attorneys for Mortgages, d2t&wl
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Opposite Jeneks Eotel
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14
SheriGs Sale

Dy virtue ofwrlia Of Esndiiioai Exponas. issued
ID out Of tho Court Of Common Pleas of Clear.
field county, and TO me directed, there vii
be exposed to public sale. at the Court House
In tho borough Of cleardeld, on Monday. tn,
10Th day Of March. 1877, al o'clock, p IN
the following described real estate. TO wit
A certain tract Of land situate in Norris tswn
ship, clearhed couut, aud In burnside and
Rn,h townships, Centre county, Pa, one tract
,urFcysd In Tho name Of Geo. Hubaker. situate
wholly in Morris iospship, CleMheld county
beginning at posts thence north .Si7 f-lp per,
chcs to post thence east $40 pcrches 10 q small
hcmlock thence south IVA / pcrches to post
thence b. Jesse Yarnell survey south ~ degrees
west So perchrs to double maple thence south "a
degrees west l75 rerches to post thence south 2
degrees so pefchcs 10 post thence west l3s ole
pcrches to place OF beginning, containing 4pa
ncres and 1850 perches, sua all nnimpruvcd, with
oak, rite and hcmlsck timber thereon, and sup.
posed to be partly unaerlaid with coal
Also, cls other tract in ali towusbp. In the
name of Joseph Turner, beginning A. a post Of
Jesse Yarneil. north n degrees east 81 perches
to double maple thence down Moshanncp creek
ncnh 10 degree, west sperches, north ss degree,
vest Ia pefohcs, north u degrees, wes, ~ perch.
e., north 81 degrees east 81 perchcs. north ss de.
grees east ~ perehcs, north degrees. west a.
pcrches, north 81 degrees, east ~ perches, south
IS degrees. east 20 pcrches, south 20 degrees,
east II perches, north 50 degrees, east 20 perehes.
south 10 degrees, east 20 perches, south 5a de-
grees, east IS S 10 pefohes, thence BY Joseph
Turney north soi IS porches TO post, thence
by Jacob uratr west asa perchss 10 white piac
thence by Q. wcrtr south tpi perches 10 place oi
beginning, unimproved. with some OAK, pine and
hemlcck timber thereon. aud supposed 20 be In
part unierlaid with coal, containing 40 scrss and
100 acres 10 all.
Also, one other tract situate In part 10 Morris
township, Clearheld county, In the nams Of Jos
1urney, beginning at post thence north SOL
perches 10 poet thence east % 3-lu pershes 10
beulock thencs By Kingster south 100 psrchss
V post thesce east 10 psrchn 70 ssonss thspee
rosth 70 perches y mapls thence ssss " p>rsh.
- 70 Btonssj thssss south ifo psrohss y post
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14
A DISC listed TRIO.

Zach. Chandler, Logan and John J,
Patterson held an indignation meeting
at the house OF Senator Morton, In
Washington, on Tuesday night, the
9th inst The swearing Of tho army
in Flanders was no comparison to the
profanity which marked the occasion
Chandler sworc that if he had known
that Hayes was that sort of man he
has proved himself to be, Tilden might
have gone In go far as he was concern.
cd. Morton declared that it seemed
that the men who had toiled and
sweatcd and begrimed themselves with
the dirt of the struggle in behalf Of
Hayes were totally ignored in the con
struction Of the Cabinet. I.ogan's
greasy locks were iearinlly disheveled
and his eyes glared malignantlythrough
bis scattered hair as he ruminated on
the utter insignidcance in politics to
which he has so suddenly been reduced
Patterson said mcckly that he ielt cx.
ceedingly bad on account Of the treat
ment poor Don had received, "for,'
said he, turning to Chandler, "had il
not been for tho lofty integrity aud
undauntsd courage of yourself aud ].
Donald Cameron the wicked conspiracy
TO count in Tilden would certainly
have succeeded" The conference
broke up with confused and disjointcd
but very energetic remarks about
Helen Blazes, person who is doubt
less at the bottom of the conspiracy
which resulted in Mr.. Hayes appoint
ment of rebel Cabinet and with whom
il Is supposed his administration will
in the future be quite familiar.--Pa.
friof.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14

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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14
C0Uar pRocLAMATIoN. ,T,.-

WHEasAs, Hon. @. A. MAYER, President
Judge OF the Court Of Common Pleas Of
the Twenty -nfth Judicial District, composed Of
the counties Of Clearheld, Centre and cilsiol--
aod Hon AnaAM 0apss and Hon. VISeESr \,
iioLF. associate Judges Of clearheid county
have issued their p'eoept, to me directed Tor the
holding of Caurt Of Common Pleas, orphans'
Court Court Of Quarter Sessions, Court Of Oyer
md rsrminer, aud Court Of General Jail Deiy.
cry, at the Court House at in and for the
county of cleardeld. commencing on the third
Monday. the 10Th day Of March, 1911,
and I" continue two weeks,
NOTICE Is, literature, hereby given, 10 the
Corunar, Jlstiavs Of the Peace, and Constable, :,
IN snd Tor said county of Cieardeld, to appear 10
their proper persons, with their Records, Rolls,
Inquisitions, Examinations, and other Renem-
branoes, to do those things which to their othces,
and 10 their behalf, pertain to be done,
by an Act Of Assembly. passvd the s,h day OF
May, A, ". 1874. u 10 made the dniy Of The Jus.
tioek oi the Peace of the several counties Of this
Communicable, to return ~ the Clerk Of the
Court of Quarter Sessions OF the respective
counties, all the rec snir,nccs entered nta before
them ny any person or perrvns charged with tho
comm ssion OF any crime, except such easss as
may bo ended before Justice of the Peace, un-
der existing laws, a. least ten days befre hs
commencesicnt Of the scssian of the Court 20
which they are made returnahle rcspectiveiy aud
In all eases where any rceagnilanecs are entered
into less than ten days before the conmeneeneut
Of the sessign TO which they are made tetgraa-
bic, the said Justices are u return the sane Ia
the san.r manner ~ II said act had not lg'a
paced.
"lVBN under my hand at clearheid, itli 5ls'
DAY OF January. In the year VI our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy seven.
jan 81 to ANDREW PkNrz. jr, Shcrd
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14
SIX lrrLr FEET ON THE FENDER.


SIX LITTLE FEET ON THE FENDER.
In my heart there iiysth picture t
0f . kitchen rude aud old.
Where = freight tripped Ger the raftsr
And REDEEMED the roofs brown mould
Giided the steam Of the kettle,
That hummei 70 foot worn hearth,
Z ... a'SassSr ~ , : aysleag- e.sg!Iass :.
'1Ne~<s~sssR~sssaSr,<gSSeas1r.N y
because Of the light lhadoss
That frescoed that rude old room
because Of the voices echoed
Up mid the rafter's gloom
Because Of the feet on the fender.
siH restl ess, -h,is lls'le feet
The thoughts Of that dear old kitchen
Are TO me 90 frosh and sweet.
When the 6rst dash at tho window
Tells Of the eeming rain.
oh where ere the fair young faces
That crowded against the panei
While bits Of hrelights stealing
Their dimpled checks between,
when struggling out 10 dsr
In shrcds Of silver sheen.
Two Of tho feet grew weary,
Ono d'sary dismal day.
And We tied them with snow white ribbons.
Leaving them by the way.
There was fresh clay on the fender
That weary, wintry night.
For the four little feet had tracked It
From the grave on the bright hill's height
Oh why, on this dark evening.
This evening Of rain and sleet,
Rest my feet all alone on the hsarthstonsi
Oh whore are those other feat
Are they treading the pathway Of virtue
That will bring US together above.
Or hays they made steps that viii dampen
A sisters tireless loyel
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14
HtsaI advertisements.

Also, one other piece Of land 10 BELL town,hl.
clcafheld county. Pa. containing about foui w
with saw mill In good running orler tbs,,.,
bounded on the east hy Jane. Mitchell. w., Il.
D. Boueh, north by Hitler Mitchell siatb ~
james Dnidson. srir-d, taken into execution
aad to b. sola a. the property Of Daalsl C,rau ,s
and samuel curnman.
TxaHs ~ sALx.--The price or sum At .A,.,
the Property shall be struck % must be paId !,
the tine o. sale. or such other arraagenss,,
made a. will ee approved, otherwiss the proper,
~ will be Immediately put up aud sod ~
the expense aud riak of the pef,ou 10 vs ~. =. :.
was struck oh. and who, 10 case drd,l.,., y. :.
such 70 sale. shall make good the sane. ,,j y
NJ instance viii the Deed be presented a, -, -
Tor confirmation aniessr he IN ,usy /, .sts,i'
paid 2 he snsr,a, ANphEw pgyTI ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14

can people Know whal y hohoraoio'
fair manly aud just AMI their ulii
mate decisions always show that they
not only know, but that they act upon
this knowledge philadelphia Lcdgr,
February, 10.
"INSUL7ING THE MEMORY or
VA SHiNGTONp
We have expressed our opinion OF
President Grants order iorbidding the
parade OF the Charleston militia on the
Anniversary of Washington's birthday
Nothing more impudcnt has been done
even by General Grant, and hardly
anything quite so scandalons. To
clam ut the same time that the Com
monwcalths in the position OF South
Carolina, Florida and Louisiana arc
sovereign States whose sovereignty
must not be invaded even by inquirnu
whether they have chosen the mcr
who pretend to east their electora
votes, and that they are in such con
dition of tutelagc that the Fedora
Government has the right to prevent
parade of the State militia, is mon
strous piece of self qualification. I'm
luckily there is snothing new in General
Grants stultiiying himself, or in th,
Republican party's stuliiiying itself
But we should suppose that ovcrybod,
but an out-and.out Republican partisan
would be ashamed to palliatc such al
outrage, and would dsympathize heartily
with the people of South Carolina il
any expression of their Just rcsentmcn,
within the limits of the law and o
public order. If Governor Hampton
had authorized bis militia to parade
notwithstanding the usurping order
of the President, and to shool
down whoever interiercd with them
he would have been within his right,
as the Governor of State. What th,
South Carolinians did was TO displaI
the American fac draped with crane
a, bolf mas, ond !, would boro h,.,
;mnoss;hl. 10 ovnr.ss ,ho ,ondi,;or =,
,bings mora ,ccuro,ely and ,ooro All,
For this nercsc,lv nroner exnressio,
of their rescn,mon, Tho Bsr,IJ ossoil,
tbem and Observation-Disclosures,
of WASHINGTON
Tbo nrogramme for tho colsbro,;o,
rh;ch cenorol cran,,. od;o,s aod >,
ron;,.al order nroven,ed shows ,yl'a,
WAS pronosed bv ,he Ch,rI.s,o, moo
nle The awash;n,,on Rat,arv, wo,
10 h.ad ,ha ,.o.oss;on ,ho n,v ash;,o
ton Ii,,h, inan,r,n ,,os % o,os,, !,
In its ranks were 10 march tho usum
,er Guardsp and ,he auon,gomer,
cuards y and ,he reo;mon,ol color :,
be horne was tho old aag Of ro,ay
SPRINGS. cIor;ou. with the memories q
a hundred wears Two of the mili,;
companies which were TO march antc
dated the Revolution. One act of IN,
proceedings was to be PRAYER b,
Bishop Lynch another. athe presen,u
1 lion of the silk. woven portra,t of Ger
eral Washington the pift of Messr,
philippe. of LYONS" bv the Consul n
France. Whore in the whole countr,
was devised n wortbier n more harm
less, a more purely patriotic act q
homage to the memory of Geory
Washington. than this of the mon !
Charleston ? When the scapdaIou
order of the President forbade then
to carry il ont il notified them als
that Wasbington's lit,, had NOT goine,
for the inhabitants of South Carolin
in the year 1877 tho rights Of Amer
,o,s or of f,e.man Tbev deemed ;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14

Boss Shepherd was master of ccre-
monies ss The Hayes inauguration. Il
is not the 6rst fraud for which the
Boss has stood as godfather.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14

IL Notice Il hereby given that the following at
counts have been examined and passed By me. lni
remain tiled Of record In this Office TOT the in'
spcction Of heirs lcgAtecs creditors, aud all oAs
Interested. and will be presented to the nsr lr
phans Court ai Clcariel1 county, to be held At th'
Ceugt lisast, ~ the borough Of clearhcld, com.
meneing on the 81 Monday tbcing the lsis iiI
of March, A. D. lsi7i
Final account of john X. Morgan, Adminisfallg
of the estate of wm. Ilay eoek. late Of Burnside
iown,hip, clearaeli osaaty, Ra, deceased
Partial account VI uscar A iams and Jas. Adams
Administrator u the estate Of DAVID Adams
late Of Clrarhvld borough, deceased.
seconi Partial account " lnhn l.. Cutile, fsq'
Adminisiraior VI the estato u David Miller late
OF Lawrence township, vlcarheld county, pa
deorased.
Final account Of II. W. Lahorle, Adminlsraiof
Of the estate of John Labords, late Of uniot
township. clearheld coapty, Pa. deceased.
Partial account Of I.y dis p. Leonard, Admins
trsiris Of the estate Of Chas ". leonard, laio
Of Lawrence township. CiearheId e.uuiy, Pa
deceased
Pinsl sccount Of Jueob Pearce, Guardian Of
fraakiia = Holt minor son Of Thos Holt,
late Of Bradford township, CIeadeli Pa, dc
ceased.
Final account Of Allen. Murray, surviving Al
ninistfafcr Of the sstste cf Anderson Maraf,
is'e "f oirsrd 'swpship. cissrhsid eeanp, u Z
sseczsed. Hf..I W
Partial Assount Of J. Ross Blocn. Adminisira,or
OF the estate Of J. Ltnn Hoover, late Of Pike
township, Cissras'd county Pa, deccasei.
Partial scseuss cf Charles brown. Executor Of
The sststs Of Henry 9. osbsrn. ls,s Of Hs''oA
'sv"'A'P' o''rs''d ''sn'{ F. Lsssss. sss.,,.s,
Bss. si.s RsSisssr . Rsssrdsr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14

supposes tho eyes OF the American
people can be closed to this vital
aspect OF this matter is making n sig
nal and pcrilous mistake, The Amer
can people know what is honorable,
fair, manly aud just AMI their ulii
mate decisions always show that they
not only know, but that they act upon
this knowledge philadelphia Lcdgr,
February, 10,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14

The undersigned begs leave to inform the citi
sens Of Cleardeld, and the public generally, tina
he has on hand n fne assortment Of Furniture
such rs Walnut, Chestnut and Painted Chamber
suites, Parlor Suites, Reclining and Extension
Chairs, Ladies' ard Gents Easy Chairs the Per
forated Dining and Parlor Chairs, Cane Seats and
Windsor Chairs, Clothes Bars, Step and Exten.
sion Ladders, Hat Racks, scrubbing Brushes, &c
MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Looking Glasses. chrOmos, &c., which would,
suitable for Holiday presents.
decl073 JOHN TROUTMAN.
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READING FOR ALI!
BOOKS g. STA TTONERY

Market St. Clearheid. lat the Post Once.)
TUE undersigned begs leave to announce to
Il the citizens Of Clearheld and vicinity, that
he has Cited up a room and has just returned
from the city with large amount Of reading
matter, consisting in mart Of
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alisffllanfous.

PATENTS .:.;.,. .:S; ,'',:; ,:s~!s.' s' ''s;' 3:
signs trade marks, and LABEL. Nss,s, Ssss" 81
ments, Intcrferonces, etc, pro"P'v ''''""o' W.
Ipventions that have been
-xuamnH BY The Patent 0ficc may
UEE("VE siill, in most cases be Sc.
ltUv Nv ~ cured by US. Being oppo.
site the Patent omce, we can make closer sesrche.
aud secure Patents more promptly and win
broader claim. than those who sre remote irou
Washington. =,
MyENTQRS <: .,y,!::' J, !: e: e; Ct: !:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14
1uttls.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corneroi Second and Market Streets
CLEAHEIELD. PA.

It|ItN CLEARFIELD, PA.
rVNHIs old and eommodious Hotel has. during
i the past year. been enlarged to double IL
former capacity for the entertainment Of strAn.
gers and gues.s. The whole building has been
refurnished, and the proprietor will spare nc
pains to render his guests comfortable while
stsying with him. #.
nS-rhe Mansion House" Omnibus runs Il
aud from the Depot on the arrival and departure
" each train. W. G. CARBON,
July is.Tsu Proprietor
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,

BLANK, Account and Pass Books Of every de.
scription Paper and Envelopes, French pressed
and plain Pens and Pencils; Blank Legal
Papers, Deeds, Mortgage Judgment, Eremp.
tion and Promisarv notes White and pareh-
ment Brief, Legal Cap, Record Cap, and Bill Cap,
Sheet Music, for either Piano, Flute or Violin.
constantly on hand. Any books or stationary
desired that may not have on hand win be ordered
by fret express, and sold at wholesaie or retail
TO suit customers. will also keep periodical
literature, such as Magazines, Newspapers, &c.
"A. GAULIN.
Clearheld. May Z, is6s-tf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-14

voted 70 look into the evidence, voted
to take testimony, and voted to lot in
light 40 us to get nj tho truth and
that tho eight voted all the time to
turn away from evidence, to shut out
the light, and 80 to close the door upon
all effort TO find the truth. The seven
voted in a way to promote the great
object for which the Commission was
created tho eight voted in a way to
make the Commission utterly useless
for the principal purpose for which il
bad any reason for being in existence
-, y .~.- ...lt,- AA.A t,.Al.u Abs
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9saal Advertisements.

thence west 90 perehes to stones; thence south
2l6 perchss TO white pine, thence by Jacob hesh
north 10 degrees west IS psrchcs 10 post by hen
loeki thence by Moshauaon creek north ~ de
grees west II perches thonse north - degree.
west 5s pcrchos ihooce north rs degrees. west 80
perches. north 81 degrees. west 90 rcrohes, north
30 perehcs; thence uerth is degrees east ~ per
ehesi themes north 10 degrees east 40 perehes !
place Of beginning containing In all iel acres
and 65 pcrches. and all Of which the following
described portion Is Ia Rush township. centre o
county, Pa. viz Beginning At post on the
Moshannon creek. on line running south between
Joseph Tarney and James Tarney tracts thence
along said line los perrhes more or less 70 white
pine thence north 10 degrees west II perchrs u
" y. hsmeek lhenee down M".baaeon creek
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1877-02-02

The election of Hon. Ben. Hill. Of
Georgia, to the United States Senate will
be all the more grateful news to the coun-
try, because of the eminently patriotic
speech which he made i'm Congress on the
bill to create the electoral commission.
The telegram which announced his election
was handed to him just as he sat down
from a speech ending with these memora-
BILE words:
During this whole controversy U say II with
pride and pleasurc) the South has manifested,
but one spirit, and that has been the spirit of
10 tn3rhearnnce. OF kindness and of fairness.
WITH the chains of the usurper still on her
limbs, with 'the greed of the stranger ut her
already exhausted Golfers: with the army of
the United States now scattered throughout
lection OF her robbers, the South utters to
those who have been her despOiers and WHO
now thr"Pten to be the despoilers of ca ch other
but one voice; that voice is Peace Peace |
CNli war redre>scs no wrong and preserves
no right. II you doubt look here and be con-
vinced!'
hope that that people will never again he
derided with the charge of rebels and traitors
OF their honest belief that they were right
Let me express the hope that i'm the future he
alone viii be regarded as the chief rebel who,
after the passage of this measure Of peace
Let him be regarded the chief traitor who
shall again seek TO breed sectional strife For
myself ! feel n pride in being abe that can
look upon every foot of America and thank
on every person in this whole land and say
This is my fellow citizen" and can raise INV
vision to the utrernost boundaries of the re-
pubic and saw. MY country, my whole coun-
who curseth thee" General an1 enthusiastic
applause