Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-06-27
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GaraeIi is badly Colfaxed.

Sherman is raising h-ll.-Seaafo
Jones.
Cadet Flippcr should join the ma
rines.
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Tilton's daughter is with bin ii
California.
Does Ulysses, Jr., write the old gen
tlemau's spceches2
= There are trees in the Yosemite be
lieyed to be 1000 years old.
Old line Wings are not as plentiful
as pine trees in North Carolina.
Grant fulfilled his long cherished
desire to "unload" when he got OF
the ocean.
The San Francisco Grand Jury dc
not seem to think that Senator Sargent
can bo libelled.
There ought TO be n show for Char
ley Ross now, Barnum has taken tht
matter in hand.
Senator Jones is so mad with Sccrc
tary Sherman that he keeps constant
ly red in the face.
Coliax says he was never so agreea
bly, situated in his life. Well, nobody
is going to disturb him
The Blame leopard has not changcC
his spots, nor the Morton Ethiopian
his skin.-S. Louis Times.
Stuart Robson used to be a page il
tho United States Senate, but he sooI
turned over new leaf
Samuel J. Tilden, who was elected
to the Presidency, is spoken of for tn,
United States Senate in 1879.
The gnats have killed large mum
Der of horses in Mississippi of late
Does Redpath want troops2
"Redeemerless Robert, or the Mar
who has No God" is the name of q
thrilling tale in the Frisco Mail.
Grant could have lodged Mr.. Motley
living, but Mr.. Motley dead is very
disagreeable circumstance for him.
General Butler may learn at least
one lesson from the victorious letter.
writer Brevity is the soul of wit,
Col. Forney says the Republican
party began its career in 1886. 1t is
IN its minority in 1877, nevertheless.
Simon Cameron will spend the sum.
mer loadng and fishing. That is, be
will look after the loaves and fishes.
A Western journal calls w. II. Van.
dcrbilta millionaire save Because
he is serf.clted with money, probably.
Grant will not venture to attend
Pierreponts reception without wear.
ing both his dress swords and three
gold watches.
Pinchback won $1,000 at the Louis
vile races last week, and Ten Brocck
is now more of fayorite with him
than Morton is.
Mr.. Beecher says he believes the
Pope often prays for him, but we do
not believe that the Pope wastes his
time in any such sort of way.
The advantages in Gen. Grants
speeches are that il doesn't cost much
TO cable them, and the sense is not i'm
paired if mistakes are made.
Logan is going to Colorado, and not
into the Chicago Collectors office, this
summer There Logan and Butler
can form another new part.
Col. George IL. Butler is travelling
ont West with red ribbon in his bat
ton-hole, but whether ii means temper.
ancc or blood it is hard to determine.
Oliver p. Morton says that there is
not room enough for him in the bosom
eff the Wing party lie will not be
satisfied unless he can SIT squarely in
its lap.
A. L. Stewart left $4,000 to William
Armstrong, but there are two William
Armstrong;, and the one who didn't get
says the executors paid the
wrong Bill
Though far away Grant does not
forget those with whom he has been
associated. As he smiled with his
friends, he mentioned the names of
Banks and Schurz.
Miss Phebe Cozzens writes to a ST.
Louis paper to state that she doesn't
want the post office or any other office.
no husband to support, she is
probably independent.
The Buffalo Courier doesn't "see how
a Democrat can bc a member of Re.
publican Cabinet and still be Demo.
crat.' This bull is respectfully refer
rcd to Mr.. Key for "dozing."
When General Joe Johnston's army
nuii iNhNNiNu, oSiulucttT ntnC1al KEY
says he sought refuge IN North Carroll.
ma, and took with him all his worldly
posscssions--one blind mule.
The name 0swego originated from
the Indian exclamation "Osh.wah.
Osh-wah. ka !" interpreted, II see
everywhere, and | see nowhere y
That would be good name for Nor.
ton.
The close observer OF the Burlington
Hdckeye has noticed that the lower
lip Of baby starts in first and gets
half through with its part of the cry
before the upper hp can get up its
The Cincinnati Commercial is of the
opinion that General Low Wallace
could be roconcilcd to seat in Con.
gress. That wouldn't do. The "con.
iedcrate brigadiers" would frighicn
him away.
Alfred c. Anderson, leading color.
ed man OF Hamilton, o., has filed an
for the position of United
States Minister to Hayti. He is in.
dorsed by most of the prominent men
oil the country.
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