Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-08-15
NEWS ITEMS.
There are 100000 species Of liv
ing animals

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oeiphia, ahd The lumbI. ID steadily in
creasing,
Less than eight per cent Of th,
area Of the United States is under cul
tivation.
Brigham Young IS the father Of
sixty-fve children, forty.five of whom
are living.
"A Prohibition State Convention
is called to meet at Harrisburg on the
18th of September.
The cotton crop will be a mag
nifcent yield this season. 1t is about
ten days behind hand,
AN exchange says "the prettiesl
thing at Long Branch is blue. fame
girl with golden hair"
The city of Richmond, Va, has
over $40 factories, that give employ.
ment to 1000 persons.
Fred Douglass has bought an in
tercst in an Illinois paper, and will be.
come its nominal editor.
The Providence Or. I.) Tool Com.
pany aro making rifles fortbe Turkish
Government at the rate Of 1000 day.
The Baldwin works at Philadel.
phia are turning out from three TO four
locomotives a week. About /, 100 men
are employed in the shops.
The Cologne Gazette tells of how
during the recent riots tho "Goverhor
of Pittsburgh" was obliged to appeal
to the President for troops.
The Bradford County Commission.
crs are going topurchase two hundred
and seventy acres for a poor-house
farm. 1t will cost $4,000.
DIR. Isaac W. Jackson, of New
York, distinguished scientist for fifty
one years and Professor in Union Col
lege, died on Saturday, August 4th.
during all our trouble in the
North the South goes on in the even
tenor OF its way. Not even a soldier
is needed there to keep in subjugation
tne terrible hu hlux.
Texas Jack is going TO guide n
party of Englisbmen durino q three
months hunting trip TO the Yellow.
stone. The party will visit the scene
of the Custer massacre.
During the first three months of
this year, nine railroads in this conn.
try, with a mileage of nearly / 100
miles. renresenting a cost or se7 oo0
900. passed into the hands of receivo,.s
~, ~. "
during tho recent strike got the same
nav a. regular soldiers That ia sIa
and rations 10 prvates and so on mn
TO n good ronnd salary tor Rr;cad;ar
Generals
:.
watch narrowly Tho SIGNS of the ,imes
that the money market will he ho,,er
this fall than at anv time since 1874
and that business Of all kinds viii
svmpatbize with II
Union for corn raising last wear ,55
OOO. 900 bushels Illinois alone excoed.
lpg her. The States NEXT range in The
following order. Ohio Indiana Ms.
souri, and Kansas
mi,
for ones country 10 die" sbonld talse
the Consulship at ST. Paul do Loando
on the coast of Africa. II ia vacant
now, and a Consul dies there every
two or three months.
m.
wear n cotton crop worth about so5o
00O. 900. and A corn crop worth abont
$3.50. .0OO. 900. OF a total acricultural
product of $4,000 900 600 the corn
forms the largest item.
c, =, p,,n
the Presidency of the Permanent Ex.
hibition, and John s. Morton was
elected TO fill the vacancy. Tho Ex.
hibition is not as mueh of n success as
the managers designed TO be.
m. C;..;..; p
.In1 o'nOiina'' hHqs"o very con,
he should not prance around too much
on Mr. Stanley Mattbews nlatCorm
There are several nlanls missing and
it would be easy to fall through
mi, :.
c. ~ u0s.iuo''on VI snocp in Oali-
.o,a'a Una " sno .no ooo Ive1n. urougnt Is estl-
of the sheen in the State. MANY of
the great sheen berders abandoned
1000 to 10000 head in the mountains
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c.. IVY y; ~. .i Asnenieltcr, &c ol this
pa, p"c~,,,,d 70 ~ & ~ 'l''q H ioi nsrcsy 9y tne
d"n.';n u,Ui,neu ~ tnuton. ne ls cnargeu w,,n
1euy 'ns WV ,nsPia''o'i Vi .ne via
of those who live and die impenitent
r.,,,n a.
in NJ ~. 70 sa'u n % 'na' 'ne regular troops
c "nl nv . w re,iioVeu , lor some t,me
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a,o W" ~ s'a''onou ~ 'n's ptalo' .ne
sene,M sls;d co.. eDeo'n,nen. 4. oo'ns aole 70 pro-
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