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, 1877-02-23

u
a man bFaced uFiuaeil axaiust one Of the COL
umna ot Lac Bank Building on LeldesdurH
street, and was evidently lau@hinR bl,nself to
Death WHEN an old Trend ca4ns aud inquired
1hat 9o was ~ pleasca Auuut- share you seen
that aispatcht-la, liz. ha, llo, ho, ho, hav, haw,
9awl ob, Iofll 1t Is Eicl-l.aw, law. tlAR, ho,
ho, ho g! E.ght thousand dolIars; ol, It 10 ,e'o
Fooo l-haw, Law. ho, ho, oh, oh, o! Sent 70
Sub " toksl' Aud ha did have lis laugh uut,
aaa als crowd waits till he got sufficient brGatl.
tu e3plalu thus: "GeutletusD, you have heard
o. Cfooiu, q 0.egon. Neil, ha got tue Deno-
OF II, wanted " h!re a lawyer or two up tn Sa-
leu. Oregon, sud Tillcn Aent eut &, ,ouu " ~
, 1877-02-23
CURRENT GOSSIP.
SADLY r'af DREAMING.

sAnf.E7 fSnf tN1trA MfxfS.
c..,,..
aenJ n aeeam1nH.
"nIa1Y dreaming;
Cohla tHcy NOT tAs+ -,
S.!on' 60 Riosnah:
N,Eet my en!Ia r..
foa tny gteen mant'es E*3As
Mosner 90 @ala.
ueamlny az 1chms the sun
Int.llfn9 With feryla snalo
!'sAnty and mlrth:
"nHlh9 tMe iolnett hods,
tE!nE tHcm ltHht{
<!as..s tne inMIa1 Gsooms
UafRncss' apo hfgab'
70 ~! ny ea'ifaht eh'to
pt,,.,;r yer NJ aeaf.
, 1877-02-23

ts-ho, !lo, haw, w!-ner, gentlemen. / have
ny tfmo To tell you tic Whale thing, ns 6nd II
tbs: / larc practtecd Law fifteen ycarh in
Oregon, aud yuu may hang up retainer Of tIU
0n tlc top branch OF the talleat tit tsco in thu
Ftatrr and the whole hnr OF Oregon will climb
for It. 0uod day, gentlemen. IL, ls, ho!''
, 1877-02-23
THE FOUR.YEAIt.OLD's PRAYER,
e fA&aLec LflHprf11f.

Aor father has been AWAY from the city on
taught the little one to conclude her evening
prayers With "anh pltasc watch over my papa"
Last evening tho Ittls Ia ~ ao1s.l,nIY elapprd
her hanl4 ind said, u ptcAsu watel over tuy
papa. and yoa'A better keep an eye on HANNA,
tuol's
, 1877-02-23
EATING AtACARONI by TUE MILE,

IlAIlN1 NlACANON1 Hf Tux MILE
SaH Ffuacfsco 4 trsrtistr.
In an Italian restaurant In this city, 0iacomo
eporu,ganbi tnale wager With 6gnos Non
posso Beyere TINT lle could cat 100 yaras inoro
n,Aurool than t.Iu latter. Atr. Sporcogamhl SO
his frat mile Ia tWcaty-twa 1Nlnutts, !raylnK As
opponent 4i4 yards bshtnd. Tuo stakas wero
banded 0yer to hlnl.
, 1877-02-23

=. 11Otohs,
kEvAnA HOTEL 1ka. AMI $50 wADAsH.Av..
~ ih.ri donr nnrth Of fMouroset-FtfSt.c ciaks hard
fiucea 10 -. ~, aud " per rcek trsaslcntA 1850
---
Sr;, CLAIR HOUSE ITS sTATE.sT., OPPOSITE
- IslMtf 3ID4re-OuDd f1oMs. 81 t1 IS per Ncck;
large suitable fuF twu a.; with Or wltbuut nus III
, 1877-02-23

A2ENTH WANTED
4 GENTS WANTED TO TAKE AUEh!s 0UfDK,
n fourth yeAfi circulation IN 0lt mOhlhs, 10
A GENTS WAkTkn-"ExPEElENcE OF 4 EEW
~ furk Clel y will sell Il. etTFJ 0uet and huu4e,
T. U. Uo1 587l. Saw Aufk.
, 1877-02-23
BUSINESS ORANGES,

ttfST.CL Ash SALOON run SALE CHEAP,
fith nicely furnlsrrA ru0ins up.BIalrs. CAlI ii
, 1877-02-23

Tho laureate. being unable TO think Of ne y yhy1ns
IoF 'fafe1," hat 10 II = 10 ''AeytH 'rhyNp With lilo
otntt wtF which doed just as we'll andIa more Ten.
, 1877-02-23

WE ECARnt IN STOCK FULL OUTFIT OF PoEr.
s ssaa EsEftA mssA!4ssy; r.r!rs xelax . =. Bl4ek
c4a ~ JEde1s AA0Ek ooItce. s:he.tee
Nsthluefy slsnHtAtur1uR Company u Aad " South
ExaSs. H.. Chissxv, ILL.,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21

A DozER.-One OF our exchanges
talks thus loosely about our Bellefonte
namesake. Any new argument IN re.
lation to the Electoral Commission law,
must prove of interest. Tuten, Of the
Belleionte Republican, has advanced a
perfectly novel and unique claim, viz /:
that the law is retroactive" and he
wants the United States Supreme
Court TO pronounce without delay as
to the constitutionality of the bill,
since withoutsuch adjudication itwould
be emincntly improper for any of the
judges to serve on the tribunal Dear,
dear, this is too bad. Here these care
less Judges have taken their seats in
the Commission and begun the per.
torrance Of their duties just as if the
law wasn't retroactive" and they can
not even SEQ that it is improper" for
them "to serve on the tribunal" This
comes of not having on the Supreme
Bench and in both Houses of Con.
gress, first rate lawyers, capable Of
handling so delicate subject, such fol
instance as-Tuten.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21

ASANIAs' SUCCESSOR - KELLoGG.-
Among all the liars who have come to
the surface in connection with the
Louisiana election it is indeod rcfreeh
ing, as the Philadelphia Times well re.
marks, to find one man who can speak
the truth. II is not habitual with Kel.
logg, but he can do il when no tries.
He struck pretty near the truth when
he said that Packard, the pretended
Governor, is fraud, his Legislature a
fraud and the whole concern rotten
and ready to tumble. He ought to
have added, as he well knows from his
close association with the Louisiana
Returning Board, that Tildcn honestly
and fairly carried the State by about
5000 majority and that Nichols, the
Democratic candidate for Governor,
was elected by 5000 majority over
Packard, who, as Kellogg says, is a
fraud
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21

ADVANCE PAyIsrs.- An exchange
says; "Thc bank account of the Re.
publican campaign committee has been
overhaulcd. The biggest single con.
tribution was from Jay Gould--s20,- !
900. This was in addition to the ac-
tive support of the New York Tribune.
One check TOR $4,000 was made pay.
able to the order of Mr. Hayes. This
was from Edward Picrrepont, Minis.
ter to England, who had his own rea.
sons for making Mr. Hayes know how
large was his Indebtedness to him." 1t
will be observed that the two gentle
men have paid in advance for the Offices
they are after. The endorsement on
the back ofthe Pierrepont-H Hayes check
will be good evidence for the contnua
ton Of the subscriber
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21
l,nuRr PROCLAMATION.

WHERsAs, Hon. O. A. MAYER. pfe,ld,,,
Judge Of the Court Of Common Plea, a.
the rwenty y-bfih Judicial District. eoinpo,,i of
the counties Of Clearueld, Centre aud CRutos--
anl Hon ABnAH OoBfS and Hon. vtscfst D.
igy. Asf..sl4tA ivtses W - 81. e..sf,
have issued their precept, TO me directed, hrtbe
holding ufa Court Of Common Pleas, Orthans
Court, Court Of Quarter Sessions Court Of O,et
and Terminer, aud Court Of General Jail Dsig.
cry at the Court House at clesr6eld In an f,ftbs
county Of Clearfeld. cgmmeneing on ths third
Monday. the ieth day Of Marcel. Isii,
and tu continue Two weeks.
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby given. o. III,
Coroner, Jusiievs OFT Peace, and Constable.
IN and for said county OF Clearheld, t. appear "a
their proper persons, with their Records, Rolls
lnquisitions, Examinations, and other hemem.
brances, to do those things which to their Offices
and 10 their behalf. pertain to be done.
by an Act Of Assembly. passed the sih DAY Of
May. A. d. 1854. Il i made the duty Of the iu,.
tees Of the Peace Of The several eounuc. of thi,
Com1non ~ealth, to return to the Clerk Of lh,
Court Of Quarter Sessions Of the respective
counties, all The rccognzauces entered int heiou
them by any person or persons charged With ih,
comm n'Ssipn Of any crinc, except such oasri Of
may be ended before Justice Of the Peace. un
der existing laws, at least ten days brfurc ID
commencement Of the session OF the Couri q
which they are made returnable rcs cslertively AN,
In all cases where any rccugnizances arr entert
into than TN days bef, e the eoinneuecneu
o: tho session to Which they are made retufna
bic, the said Jnttices are t. retarn the rane ii
the sane manner a. II said act bad not beer
passed. fJ
GIVEN under my hand at olearheld, ltis alf
DAY Of January, IN the year OF our Lord, ont
thousand eight hundred and seventy --rvrn
jan Site ANDREW pENrZ. D.. shrrf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21
MORE ScHooL Law.

b. al.
We notice that Mr.. Stewart, OF Law.
renee county, has introduced bill In
tho Legislature to provide for the pur,
chase Of school hooks out of the dis.
trict school funds, and to prohibit fre.
quent changes thereof, which is now
being considered by the Committee on
Education. In order that our readers
may understand the purport of The
bill we give synopsis as follows
IL provides that school directors OF
controllers may purchase text books
for asc IN the public schools Of Their
respective districts out of the school
funds OF the district, AMI where "a
purchased the necessary books shall
be supplied FREQ of cost to each pupil
for use in the schools Of said district,
subject to the orders Of the directors
aud controllers thereof, whose duty /,
shall bc to provide for the safe keep.
ing and care Of the books, which shall
bc returned by the pupils ut the close
OF the annual school term in each year
ne tho board may direct.
IL also provides that the board shall
keep an account Of al money exponded
under tho above soction, and report il
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21

A DEFINIrloN.-Wc have referred
on several occasions to the use of the
compound word "Juii.do.e' and did
not intend TO use it again, but the
HcedmdH's Journal of New York gives
it such new import that we cannot
refrain from calling it up again. The
Journal insists that it should be written
"boule dozc" instead of "bull.doze.
The French.speaking negroes OF Lou
siana used the word, the journal says
and il adds
"'Boule, in French, means ball or bullet
and also. In colloquial phrase, The human head
So, bonle dose may either have meant "a bulle
put Into Que, '-as in the Mexican war, our sol
diers used 10 speak Of such or such one having
taken Mexican pih'-or even more probably
It may have meant the administration Of o 'rhqcl
on fhc scoace >"
The Journals explanation is NOR,
classic than the one with which W,
have had to content ourselves hitherto
namely, n dose fit for q bull but W,
cannot say that the English form o
the word is more euphonious on tha
account, however great the improve
mcnt may be in the meaning"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21

The AssAssIH.--The crazy fellow,
Weldon, who attempted to assassinate
the notorious would.bc Governor Pack
ard, at New Orleans, week ago, turns
ont to be the son of Lutheran clergy
man, Of high character, residing in
Philadelphia, who states that bis son
has been residing in Mobile, Alabama,
since last October, and that he never
took any interest in politics. His at.
tempt on the lite Of Hayes "butty"
was out OF pure craziness, superinduc-
ed by excessive drinking, and know
ing from personal experience-"by be.
ing on the ground'--oft the huge frauds
perpctrated by Wells, Packard 4 Co,
he, in his fanatical way, felt as though
it was his duty to rid the State OF at
least one notorious rogue. Men who
trample all law and personal rights
under foot, are always in jeopardy
when crazy people are about.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21
JrHATLIEUT cor. LATTA DlD

p.t -. =,
During g ias. , week .nere was . o'l'
, ulpcl ool'Siuorh.lon ~ our o'a.e 'ovna.e'
wn,cn, ,, ~ ,'s PROVISIONS, rslu'rrs ,ne
h"yors VI ci''cs oI the nrs' class 70
Press,se 'ne peace at r'ec.loh poils anu
ron'o'.'ns 'nc oncr'''s o' any county
iro'n appointing any deputies 70 ve ve
'ssen' ' az any e'es.'on po',s' nc ~, o,' y,
s more par,'cu'arly 'h.enueu ior rn'''
"u''pna, wnsre 'nere Is now Demo
cra''c oner'h' anu J. was ior toe puf
pose VI preventing MN ircm 'n,erier,
,ng WIN nepuollcan "repeaters anu
rouuuvrs .'l, ,' u 'nal oll' on e'ecton gay
., .pa' 'n'sscneno ", sS was concocecu, /" hen
sne @ v''' W, was ,, on svconu ',s reuu'ns III .ne
~ 'oena'o MI. pn,' Np'mocra')l raiseu .n'
point OF order that u was unconstltu'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21

SIMON MoviNG.--A Harrisburg cor
respondent OF tho North American says
"Rumor has it that il Hayes is elected
and Hon. J. Donald Cameron does not
90 into the United States Treasury
Department, or retain his present port
folio, his father will resign, and hc
@. d. C.) be elected at the present
session TO ill the vacant place in the
United States Senate. Then again, n
Hayes does not become President, that
the father will certainly resign to make
way Tor the son, and that the election
of the latter is assured. And then a
third rumor says the Hon. Simon Cam.
eron will resign anyhow, whether his
son remains in the Cabinet or not, and
thus u Senatorial contest is promised
Governor Hartranits name is mention,
ed prominently in case Don Cameron
is not in the field, and Robert NJ
Mackcy is also spoken Of. The sug
gestion OF these names comes, of course
from that element of the party that j:
trained to obey orders.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21
Sherin7s Sale.

DY virtue of wriu OF L,raris facid, is.sod
ID Out of the Court Of Common Pleas cf Clear.
feld county. and 10 me directed. there will hs
exposed to PUBLIC SALE. at the Court HOUSE,
in The boruegh Of clearseld, % wedacs lag. Ii q
2sih day Of February, 1877. at 2 O'Clock, u..
the following described real estate, to wiz;
4 cr'ain lo' or piece Of grouul si,aais ir Dsel.
tur iownship, Cleaficld county. Pa bJunlel aal
described as foliows Bginp,ng az Or n-lf ,hs
Krie iurapike "n the line dividing ths lamb oi
philips a Lloyd thence along raii lno % rods /.
thence at right angles u said line 10 r,,is thence
70 Erie turnpike 20 rods thi tee along SAID L 10
turnpike 10 rods 10 place Of beginning. caaiis.
ing two scdrs more Or less. il being a pat Of
larger tract Of land which, by sunIry canyrya,ee,.
hecnme vested in james Philips aud Rirhari
Philip, who. ty Deed dared 2qth AprL A. b.
IsbS. rerorde ut cirafneli, Va Deed book b. D ,
paRe -, &c., cunresei the zane o. jams &.
Williams. who n, assignment On back of aid
Deed, dated eth Feb. A b. 1859. recorded At
tlcarfrld. in Deed book b. b., page 5u, &c. ron.
yey cd the sam 10 Abraham Humphreys Seized
taS'u in txscuion and to sold A. the pr perry
- A. Humphrey.
Also. a certain tua-siory frame house 1885
I feet, situate in the iaEn Of Sterling Ciouutil
county. Pa, on lot 50ki50 feet, bounded by Wal
street. Marbic alley, Cedar alley, and lot No. 20
ofiheo' Hhth ~ cAtcati"n hnu 70 te tuil aa w
prope'ty VI A. ". Harper
Aiso. one and half story house or building
- icot irunt aud 10 feet deep, Il IL PLANK build
ingwtth lot aud cartilags appurieaant thereto
situate IN the borough ot Osc-ola, on stone street
poundei on the nsrth by Trcfiyuiny street. Of
The easi hy Ed~ard Alley, on The south by t' No
ia'. SEIZED, taken In execution and to be sold q
be pruperiy Of Gust Taylor, owner, and Jane
y. Cole, contractor.
TEnps or sAlE- The price or sum at vhi,l
the eprperiy shall be struck of must be paid a
the time Of sale, or such other arrangements mad
as will be approved. otherwise the property vii
be Immediately put up and sold again at the eH
pense and nix pf the person to whom it va
struck Of, and who, In case Of deficiency at sael
resale, shall make good the same, and in n,
instance will the Deed be presented in couri b
confirmation unless the money is actually paid &
the Sheriff. ANDREW PENTZ, ir,
sHEmFr's 0rPicE. sheriff.
Clear6eld. Pa, Feb.z. 1917.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21
LFGISLATTVE REFORM

The Committee of Ways and Means
has reported the bill Of MIR. Sherwood,
Democrat, of Northumberland county,
relative to the reduction of the salaries
Of members aud officers of the I.cgis.
lature, with amendments. The Com.
mit,cc deemed n reduction of lecisla.
tive salaries unwise, and concluded not
to interfere with tho compensation now
received A general reduction is how.
ever, made in the salaries of clerks
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21

An INDEx.--Tbe Lancaster Inteili-
gncer says According to the Rcpub.
lican counsel in their argument, if a
returning board performs its functions,
however mistaken, however clouded
with error, however tdintsd BY fraud,
and did ascertain and did declare how
many votes for particular sets of elec-
tors had been cast, and did certify and
declare who were the persons who
we're elected electors, that ends all in.
quiry.' Is 1t any wonder that the N
Y. Herald declares the Republican
party rests its case on quirk of law
not moro respectable than the pleading
of the statute of limitations against 0
just debt. Whether the legal point b,
well taken or not, 1t ia abhorrent tc
every idea of justice.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21

SnER,IAN,-Thc Harrisburg Patriot
says John Sherman is the only man
who ever attempted an honest explana-
ton of the reason why the four knaves
of the Returning Board did not ap.
point fifth member Sherman says
! it was because they could not agree
on the man. This IS remarkable con.
sidering the harmony which prevailed
in the board when il came TO the
fraudulent work OF rejecting ten thou
sand votes. 1t is observed that none
of the Republican orators before the
Commission have made any defense OF
the board in this refusal TO complete
the number OF members The law
was directory, they say, and the board
was not Obliged to appoint fifth
member. \ fifth member would have
put on the board vigilant spy upon
their secret proceedings, or it would
have compelled them to make another
share OF their booty. Either of these
reasons was good enough. 1t is queer
that they have not been offered by
Stoughton or Shellabarger before the
! Commission.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21

posing the decision OF the Electoral
Commission, gave still another which
is worth repeating, as II appears in the
Record. llc SAID
We offered to prove fraud We
were denied the right TO DO w. w
offered TO show that the Hayes elcc
tors was corruptly made. This wa'
refused. But the truth cannot all be
concealed. Ono OF the persons certi
fed BY the Commission to be Lawful
elector OF the State Of F!oy:ssA y .sss
II. Pcarcc. There is " record Of him
from the reports OF tho Supreme Courl
Of the State which shows him to bo q
convicted ielon In the fourteenth vol
ume of these reports ] find the case o
the State Of Florida against Pearce
The indictment sets forth "that Chas
II. Pcarcc, colored, II minister Of tb,
Gospel and Senator representing the
eighth district in the Senate Of tn,
State of Florida" on the fourth of Feb
ruary, 1870, during the pendcncy bc
fore the House OF Assembly of rcso
luton to impoach the Governor Of higl
crimes and misdcmeanors with the
intent of ieloniously influencing tb,
vote of . member, offered and promis
cd him $500. He was convicted by I
jury, and upon his appeal to the Su
premc Court Of the State the judg
ment was affirmed. That man, a par
doned conrict, gdre the one rote ,chich cil
elect Hayes, i elected at all, 10 the Presi
Dental Office.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21


WAR CLAIMs.--We learn from the
journal that "Govcrnor Hartranft says
the balance of the Pennsylvania war
claims will be paid He has occurred
the service Of Mr.. Wells, an attorney
Of ability in Washington, to push the
matter through the departments and
have the claim settled. The State is
entitled to about s200,0OO balance
Well, that may be 80 but it will be re,
membered that Gov. lartranfl and
Bill Kemble, (of silence and division
notoriety) about ten years ago gave a
commission to one George 0, Evans to
go to Washington on this saro crrand
Evans got 100000, which he divided
with "Hartynts., ,OOO,) Forney(s2, ,OOO)
and spent tho balance but not one
dollar ever reached the State Treasury.
Besides, Evans was murdered by his
coniederates, who, like those on for.
mer occasion dividedthc raiment, divid,
ed the cash. Wells had better secure
life Insurance policy in safe com.
pany before he undertakes his "addi
ton, division and silence" job. We
hope it's not j. Madison Wells, who i:
now confined in the basement of The
Capitol, for forgery, bribery and per
jury. lie is a model Radical, and what
ever cash falls into his hands viii never
reach the Treasury. Mark the pre-
diciion
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21
Sherinr's Sale.

Ny virtue Of suudry wrils OF Fisri Facia, IL
sued out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear.
field county, and 10 me dirested, there will l.,
exposed 10 pablic salc, at The Court House. In 'hs
borough Of Clcatheli, on Saturday, the 81 day
Of March, 1877, at o'clock p. M. the follow nj
described real estate, 10 wits
All that certain tract ur parcel Of lapd lying
and being IN Union township, Clcarhcld county
IA, bounded aud described as follows, Begin
ming at post on hoe Of land conveyed to Lncl
A shaw thence by same line north one handrcd
and seventeen prrchrs more or less To post cor
ner Of land conveyed to n. W. Moore thence by
said Moore's land east scytnty-tso pefdhos more
or LEES TO east boundry line Of said warrant No
1919 thence by said wanant line south ane 40
drcd and seventeen perches mora VI css to q posl
thence vest scveuiy.tw pcrches muis or less Il
place OF beginning, containing fifty acres mnro Of
lcss, and the u,ual allowance. About thirty d,s
acres cltared, aud god bearing orchard, plank
house 22Aso iee', hemlock apd YAK timber iherr
IN. Seized, taken 10 execution aud 10 10 sold as
the property OF ". W Duniap.f
Aso. one iot situate IN Uniin towuship. Clear
held county, Pa containing aboat thirty acres
OF land, more OF les, on which is PLANK house
leAsff fce', cg stable, brook Of running water
young orchard, with about 10 acres cleared land
good hemlcck aud yah timher on land. Seir,d,
taken In cxecuioi, ADD 70 be sold rs the propcf.
" oi jacob uw1 lI.n
Aisc. al those certain lots or pieces Of ground
situeie IN ihe hsrough Of toutrdalc. Ulcarneil
coaniy, Pa, bounded aud dcscrited as follows
One Thereof bounded On the north BY lot Ne a.
On the south by Beaver alley, on the eas, ny Brs
hin street, ,n ihr ~sst ~ spraeo alley. aud
Known as lot No o.. The other thereof buunde
on the moth BY k-o.c ail,y, south b. Sue street,
East by lot No 22t. on the west by lot N, 222
aud kno~n ~ lot No. 2X3. with heuse aud q ,hls
ih' re"n erected. sciaed iascn in execution. and
10 be sold as The properly of 0ee. u Wooden
aaministiaio' o. D. q aates, deceased
fkass ~ sALs Tbs price or SUN at wh,ch
the property shall b. atruck 90 rsast be paid q,
the time Of sale. or such o her Arrangement.
made ~ will b, approved, othvrwiss th, rr.psrt,
vin be Immediately put up aud soid axain Z,
the expense and risk Of the persvn To snom n
was struck Of. and who, IN case Of dsac,snsy :,
such re sale, shall make good the sane. .nd 10
no instance viii The Deed be presented Ia coars
fst ecnfrus,ion unlsss The money 10 actually
rAid 70 he shsrih
ensniyys ovv,os, aSvis,
cissrheld. Pa. rsb. ". isfr.l
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-21

DEATH or rive NOTABLE WOMEN
BY singular coincidence two of the
most prominent women of Cincinnati
died suddenly at about the same time
on Tuesday. One was Mrs. Bowler,
sister of the Ion. George II Pendle.
ton, and widow OF the late X. b. Bow
lcr, and hcoher was Mrs. Sarah Peter,
mother of Rius King. Mrs. Peter
was one Of Utmost remarkable women
Of her time. n 1854, while in Europe,
she was corerted TO the Catholic
faith, and, sire that time, her whole
life has beer devoted to its propaga-
ton. She hs founded in Philadelphia
and Cincinnti no less than twenty
converts, antbestowcd the bulk Of hcr
wealth uponcharitablc institutions.
She crossedt the ocean nine times on
special visits to the Pope. and has
travelled the 'orld over. Mrs. Bowler
was a womanof great wealth and go
cial prominece, and was also noted
for her wors Of charity. She WAS
stricken wia spoploxy whilo At din.
liner. 80 l.-f