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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14
HNRI-ENNIAL ASSESSMENT
APPEALS FOR 1877

II NAL ASri4~-httt
Il APPEALS FOR 1871.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Commits
sioners OF ClearGeld county will meet the tax pay.
ers at the following naned places, for the pur-
pose Of hearing aud determining appeals on the
tri -ennial assessment for 1871. The time for
hearing appeals will be between the hours Of .
o'clock a IN. and O'Clock p. m. Of each day. The
appeal will be held for
Decatur, at the residence of Richard Hughes, on
Thursday, February 18th.
0sceola, at Hoyts hotel in aid borough, on
Friday, February 10Th.
Houtldale, at the house of james Dunn, in said
borough, on Saturday, February i7th.
Woodward, at the residence Of Thos. Henderson,
In said township, on Monday, February 10Th
Gulich. at the hotel in Jancsvillc, in said town
ship, on Tuesday, February goth.
Beccaria, at the public house Of W. W. Mays, 10
Glen Hope, on Wednesday, February 2lst.
Jordan, at the hotel In AusonIlle, in said town
ship, on 1hursday, February 22d.
Ferguson. at the residence Of Joseph Moore, In
said township, on Friday, February 23l.
Knox, at Turkey Hill School House, In said town
ship, on Saturday, February 2lth.
Lumber City, at the heuso Of Israel Guppy, on
Monday, February Goth.
Newburg, at the hotel IN said borough, on Tues
day, February 9Th.
Onctls Ut tenool huurtf IN thih hNpf
on Wednesday, February 2sth.
New Washington. at the public house Of George
W. Davis, in said borough, on Thursday, March
LIST.
Burnside twp, at Young's school house, In said
townihip on Friday, March "a.
Burnside bOr., at Bennetts tel, in said borough,
on Saturday, March Sd.
Bell, at the house Of Robert MahaiIey, IN said
township, on Monday, March 9TH.
Greenwood, at the hotel Ia Beyille, In said twp,
on Tuesday, March 9Th.
Penn, at the election house in Penuyille, in said
township. on Wednesday, March tn.
Bloom, ut the election house 10 said township, on
Thursday March Sih.
Brady, at the public house Of Emauual KuniE. 10
DuBois, on Friday, March gih. Also, at The
public house OF Wm Sehwem, je., in Luthcrs-
burg. on Saturday, March 10Th.
Union, at the store huuse 0f d. 4. Brubakcr, IN
said township, on Monday March 18th.
Huston At the public house OF James Schoheld,
in PeLdeld, on Tuesday, March l3th.
Lawrence, At the Commissioner Office, on We'd
nesday, March l4th.
ciearheld, at the Comnissioners Ones, on Thurs
day, March 18th.
NOTICE Is also hereby given TO the Assessors
Of the several bOroughs and townships, that tney
be present with the Board of Commissioners on
the day Of Appeal, IN their respective districts, as
well as all persons who may tel themselves
aggrieyed. general appeal will be hold at the
Commissioners Office, on the --ih, -th and -th
days vi March next alter which no appeal will be
heard. fhc Assessors are required to give each
taxable written or printed notice Of the kind
and amount Of property be or she is assessed, AT
least five days before the day Of appeal.
CLARK BROWN,
Z. A McdliEE,
Sttosti nAhhI, HOOVER.
q, b. GouplAsnEn, Clerk. Commissioners.
COMMISSIONER Once, Clesraeld. Pa, Jan. 10,
1877.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopa Chureh--Rev. b. Y
STEVENS, Pastor,--pubile Service every Sabbnii
tlOi A NJ, and n ?. NJ.
sabbath School at y A. NJ.
Pray, Meetiog every Thursday, at n p. NJ.
Conn 'nion Service. drsi Sabbath Of every
aouth, 1T 10Y A. NJ.
West Cleariield VI. a.. Cburcb.--Revs
W.. H. DIN aud J. y. ANDERSON, Pastors
Preaching every alternate Sunday, " O'Clock,
?. M.--sunday School at p, =. NJ AN are in
yilcd to attend.
Presby terian Church--kev. n, $ BurLER-
sabbath services morning and eveuing-Sab-
bath School at I. M.-prayof Meeting wednes.
day evening.
II francis Church--Ca thoiic--Rey ?.
!. suERiDAS Preaching at ioi oclock, A. NJ, on
thc first. third aud fourth sunday Of each month
Vesuers aud Bri edicion OF the Blessed Sacrament
att o'clock, r. M.-Sunday School every Sunday
afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

ADASGERoUs ADvEYTuRE.--Onc day
last wsek some boys belonging to the Blues Gap
School, of southampton township. Bedford coun-
~, had quite dangerous adventure. AT noon
three Of them, VIM. Trail Joe. Bennett and VIM.
Tewell went on the ice on Town Creek. por-
tion Of the ice broke loose from the rest, carrying
these three boys down the stream, which, owing
to the thaw was quite full Of water. They were
carried dosn the stream almost a mile before
they succeeded in getting OF. The channel Of
the creek being quite rocky and full Of water, it
will be seen at once that they were in great dan.
ger. In attempting to leap from the ice to the
shore, Tewe slipped into the water, but was
saved from drowning by 7 rail, who was the old
est and strongest Of the party. Boys should be-
ware oi the ice at the time OF 'haw.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

ABOuT THE SpARROws. s.-SOmething
tot the study of those who desire to encourage
the little English spsrrows to settle in our towns
and villages is given by gentleman, named
Ruth, residing at Reading, Pa. lie processes TO
have discovered that the sparrows destroy the
buds OF the trees and embryo fruit. lie says that
he has noticed the birds peekng the buds or em-
bryo peaches out of the blossoms on peach trees,
and that they Lave peokcd the buds Of other
trees, 50 that they did not bear any fruit. Last
year be had no currnis, and be charges the
spsnvws with peckiDs out the eyes OF the bushes.
lie has no doubt they destroy the buds oflhe grape
vines, and be Is convinced that the iite sparrows
io great deal Of harm aud very little good. aud
he thinks il was great mistake 70 import them.
Having put up boxes for then to house IN, he
has torn them down, and nov stones the spnrross
whenever they come upon his premises.
The Salisbury (Pa.l Press comments as fellows
on the views of the writer mentioned above '' Mr.
Ruth is entirely mistaken in his theory. He
may have seen them peeking nboui the buds Tor
the larvg secitted there, and tho bird may have
injured a lev buds IN iis Efforts. But they do
not thus ,ub-isi in winter as he asserts, 90 buds
nut upon the larsn and insects secreied on the
barks ,i trees aud iced ON the seeds Of plants and
such food as may rc given them because they
seek the haunts Of civilization, and are great
lovers OF good society. Ia summer their principal
tovd is insects, oi which One will deyour a vast
number iu a day. One OF these useful birds may
be heard any day along The hillside IN saltsburg,
utierng the most lively notes, the eoldest morn
ing never being cold enough to check the utter
anco of his ever changing song
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14
Allegheny Valley Railroad.

nN and after Monday, January 10Th, 1917,
" the passenger trains will run daily lexcep
sun day between RED Bank aud Driftwood, AZ
followss
EAsTN ARD.--Day Mail leaves Pitisburg
$500 an; Red Bank l:i5; Sligo Junction l2in2i
New Bethlehem 100 p. m Maysyille l;l6 :
Troy lill Brookyile 300 Fuller's 1927 hey
uoldsyille PAS; Dubois $780, summit Tunnel
SAL Penheld l;0l Weedville 4il7i Benezette
1856 arrives at Driftwood at 5ii,
" EsTw ARD.--Day Mail leaves Drii,wood
1918 D. m. Bcnezeits l;03j weedvilic lac !
PenGeld 1855 summit Tunnel 2lS Dubois 2is2i
Reynodsville 302 Fuller's s;22; Brookville 346 :
Troy 4:O5; Maysvills $780, New Bethlehem 4,I5 +;
Sligo Junction 5;32 Red Bank 5i50 arrives at
Pittsburg at 9ilO p. IN.
Eu The R,ynoldiville Accommodation leaves
Heynoldsville daily At 1850 a. M and arrives at
Red Bank at 1898 a m. Pittsburgh At 2'5o y. IN.
Leaves Pittsburgh At 3;l0 =. m Red Bsnk nt
1850 p. mi arriving at ReyuoidsvilIe at 1889 p IN
Clese con beciions made with trains on 7. a 4
RailIoRd Al Driit sood, and with trains on ths
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID McCAR6O, Gen1 sup't
A A. JAcKsos, supt l.. q. Div.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

4 CHURCH MITE. The Pittsburgh
Di.paich says that His Holiness Pope Plus lX.
has forwarded to Bishops Domsnee and Tuisg a
number Of blank leaves, upon which will be writ
ten The names Of all the Catholics in their diOceses
similar blank leaves have been sent to every
diocese In the world, and after the names have
been enrolled they will be returned to His Holt
ness at Rome, TO be bound iu an immense album.
The leaves will be returned to the Eternal City
next month, and the album presented to His Holt
ness in May, upon the 6fteth anniversary Of his
conservation MS Bishop. OF course, it is eH-
pected that pecuniary soursHir will accompany
each autograph.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

1t is strange how readily the street
corner politicians snap up and settle the intricate
questions involved 10 the Presidential nuddlc.
Il used to be supposed that it required years OF
preparation and patient study to become eminent :
but that antiquaied idea seems to be exploded.
Formerly, real merit sought the studio but now
our sireet.corners have men Of rare genius, whose
Learning eclpses that of Blackstone, aud the pro-
fundiiy Of whose satesmanship exceeds the ability
Of Clay and Webster. Our curb-ttone heroes
evnce versatile talent that is truly admirable,
and the great constitutional questions that puzzle
he brains Of our leading statesmen arc disposed Of
by them with the utmost ease. From these ques-
tions of law the corner politicians glide with the
greatest ease possible TO analysis of the char
acter and ability OF eminent men, and these are
put aside in a summary manner by gentle toss
Of the head, significant wink OF the eye, and
the terrific ejaculation, Played out" We have
listened with admiration ihese unfolding geniuses,
aud turned away, induiging in the reflection that
Horace Greeley made as great mistake wheN he
said =" Go west, young man. as did Gov. Wells,
when be SOLD the vote of Louisiana to Hayes.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14


INTERESTING WORK. MIR NJ. r. Por-
ter is now csnyassing Lawrence and Pike town
ships for work, entitled History Of the Cen
tennial Celebration" II ia a book of 800 pages,
and is proiusey embellished with illustrations Of
the buildings and articles on exhibition. IL also
gives an entertaining history OF the exhibition,
and is necessity to every irst-class library. The
book is gotten up in irst-class style, in proof Of
which we have but to say that the stereotyping
Of the work was done by MaeKellar, Smiths
Jordan, Of Phila. The work was complied by
Philip I. Sandhurst, and others, and most excel
lently have they completed their labors. There
are two different styles Of binding, the price be-
ing $3.50 and $3.50 for the respective kinds. Mr.
Porter will call upon the citizens Of the two town
ships named, aud We advise all who desire faith
ful history of the Centennial TO subscribe for this
book. [jan3l-3L
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

The library OF the Leonard Literary
Association Is vel pa,rvniied Ly the young pee
pie Of our town, This Is right II young folk
,pend their evenings at home, Engaged in re"dins
,Oue uaful book, there will be no danger Of then
lives being complete failures, or tbs, they vii
come to bad end when grown up TO 10 men and
women. A futd Of proh,sbis ipiorus,ion can b
treasured up " tu, an hour of c,eh evening b
psnt ID the ptrusai ETA Useful tsqh.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

LOOK HERE, READER The CLEAR.
FIELD REruBLioAS each week contains double
the amoun, Of reading matter Of any other paper
printed in the county, and yet We charge no more
for subscription. How is that for discount
Send in your names. Our paper is cheaper at
two dollars year, than an, Of the others would
be at one dollar and fifty cents.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

1t seems 10 be u Ligbercrime in Blair
county TO steal COW than to kill Democrat
George Williamson, consiclcd Of the larceny Of
COW, has been sentenced to the peniteniiary for
two years aud six months, and Isaac Lanil, who
killed a Democrat last fall. named llaney, got
but two ear. anl one month.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

We see 1t stated that the West
Branch Camp Meeting A,soeiation s debating
the Availability Of charging a ten cent sdmissivn
fee to the camp ground at Wayne Station nes'
'ummer. Az the adoption cf such measure
would not 10 in accord with the M,thodistic ides
of"free grace" We would suggest ,ha, the nams
be changed to {" Dime Entertsirment"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

We call the especial attention of our
readers to the following new advertisements ap-
pearing 10 this week. paper
Dissolution ui Paruenhip--Poweil Morgan.
Trustees Salo-Estaio OF y. q. Miller.
Trustees Nouee--Esiate OF q. Miller
Auditors Notee-Cyrus Gordon, Auditor.
Sheriff : ssalc-lroperiy to be sold on Saturday
tie 30 dsy Of March neat, at O'Clock =. N.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

ELECTION DAY.-On Tuesday mex /
becomes The duty u every freeman to vote Tor
honest, competent aud worthy men for borough
aud township officers. frends, sec that the very
best citizens are chosen to ilI the respective OIL
ce,. /, took Rome three hundred years to rot
politically but, u there Is no change Of pro-
rrsmme 10 this country SOON, We will make the
landing in one-balf that time. The staie must
sec that more honest men are selected to hli the
official stations And let Us begin at the bottom
in the borough. aud iownships--and then es-
tend our reform to the counties, state and nAtisn'
unles different clas. of men are selected to e''
our tfbces, this country will shortly he IN The
possession Of the Turks and Mohammsdans' we
mean politically. There are, Of course, so"e
honest men now 10 ofiee, belonging 10 both poh''-
cal parties bat they are At this day 10 the
min ori,y, and are hugely on the decline 10 nun
bsr. We urge sssip, that tho beet nen 30 Ia'
offes on the 3oth Of February.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

SAD SulcIDE.-The Bedford Gdsette,
Of ihs gih inst, says " case OF su'eiae occur
red at Everett, On FRIDAY night. Miss M@rJ
Rtchey, daughier Of Thomas Ritehey, Of that
place, took her lite BY ,s.ing dose of laudanuu,
from the effect. Of which she died shortly siter.
There are 20 many and conflicting rumcrs AS to
wba, led the young lady to commit 'hs rash set
that We refrain IRON msntioning any Of them.
The Pre-. says She wrote note and placed Il
in the Bible, making a request regarding the
burial Of her body, bu, assigned no roason for
the rash aet After having taken the fatal
drssght she regretted what she bad done and
earnestly prayed God to forgive her. Medical
aid vas fummoped 10 her assistsnce, but the at
tending physicians could afford no relief. De-
ceased was very reputable lady aud was esteem
ed BY all who knew her. she vi" "a years oi
age. Her funeral was largely attended"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

G. W. Wood, man hailing from
Williamsport, and representing him'eli as being
log-jObbcr, turned up At the Ward House, in
of 81 $50 on his way from ceardeld to the former
place. lie was much Intoxicated at the time !;
but aiterwsrd, when apparently sober, he main
tanned his story and seemed greatly detected at
bis loss Moral Keep sober.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

A few sportsmen Of this place, who
are interested iu the preservation ol game, held
meeting at the Office Of A. W. Walters, Esq
last Saturday evening for the purpose of organir-
ing Game Association. A committee vas ap-
pointed to prepare Consultation and By Laws
tor the governmen; OF the Assoclation. which will
be submitted for approval on Friday evening
next. All persons interested 10 this affair are
requested to meet at Mr.. Walters office, mex,
Friday evening, at : O'CLOCK. 1t is the purpos,
of the Association, hen fully organized, TO pun
ish all violations Of the game laws which may be
brought to its notice.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

Oil is being talked up in this vicinity
and We earn that persons are looking around fo'
territory on which to link test wells. We under
,iabd that the farm Of Nj. A. Humphrey, 10 Law.
renee township, bss been selected I" one place ioi
Iutting down a we'll, and iha, arrangements vii
soon be made ls commence drilling. There Is n'
god reason why the oil belt should not ssien'
TO this county
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14
BOROUGH NOMINATIONS.

The Democrats Of Clear6eld Borough are
hereby notified that Primary Election, Tor the
parpu,e OF nominating csRdiaaies for borough
ufic,r1, vii be held in the Commis ,ioners otic.,
in the Courl lluuse, on Saturday evening. fcbru-
ary l7th at O'Clock. re S5is >-'sbt,. Vt 9
O'Clock. by order Of the Executive Committee.
Ulearfeld, II. W. PARK
frbtury 1ih, II q Chairman.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

senator Wallace has presented the
Leonard Literary Associations Library with a
number OF valuable public documents, and among
them are bound copies OF the tongre''ionai Record
from 1871 to lsl6-siSieen volumes. For this
valuable and acceptable donation, the members Of
that Institution tender him their thanks,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

We are indebted to County Supt.
Gregory Tor copy Of The annual report ol th'
Superintendent OF Public Instruction, Hon. ]. 7
wiekusham. for the school year end'Og June l.
lsit, and si,o or cory OF the Lac, edition Of the
School Laws nnd decisions Of be suPerinienden',
with sixteen pages out--from lg2 to 2os.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

A BONANZA The Cambria Free
H'on of last week contributes the following items :
+" The vein Of lead ore found in tbi. county, as
noticed by us last week, was discovered some six
months instead of few days ago, and is located
on ccaraeld creek Further developments are
promised"
Z" The 6ne saddle recently contested for on be-
half Of the 81. Augustine Church was awarded
few days ago. by the dat Of fcklc fortune, to Mr.
A. j. Flynn, of Janesville, Clearavld county, alter
netting about S2,5 in aid Of the cause for which
it was offered"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

Il. Blair Patton has been nominated
for postmaster at Altoona, in place Of frank D.
Stewart, whose commission expires on the l7Ih
day Of March next The RAIDS. have an awful
time over this Government movement All
right, gentlemen The Democrats will regulate
this matter in a few weeks.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

There is rumur current IN our
town that the Wright farm, 10 Lawrence town
ship, nov owned by Hon. b. McEnally, will
soon be tested for oil We hope the rumof will
prove true and that the efforts to dieover oil in
this neighborhood will lie successful.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14
LAwRrs, Twp. PRIMARY ELECTION

The Democrats ot Lawrence township are re-
questcd 10 meet IN Aibiuulion Room in the Court
liousr, C.cnIhtld, Pa, ou Saturday, the i7ih day
# February next, at O'Clock g. NJ, ior the pur-
pose uf nominating atu~uship Ticket 10 be voted
Tor at the approaching election.
CLARK DRowS,
MORRis WALLACE,
Jas DOUengHrY, jr.
Laurence townshin Feb @ ls7T
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

Any citizen mailing ten cents to the
School Department, Harrisburg, Pa, requesting
a eompi,ie copy Of the lasi edition u The school
Laws, giving their name and postoiiiee address
will receive a copy by return mail. Howr'er'
the copy before US has an "eui 10 ii--tbe neal
mage afte. 1872 l. 200.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

House keepers should be on the look
out ot IN individual who is travelling around aud
selling tea by sampe. liz carries can with
him which contains q good article Of tea, but he
deliver, can. only partially slled, and With aver
poor quality a, hat. Its saig and cheaper to
buy from your home siore-keepefs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

Those two foes Of bodily comfort, rheumatism
and the gout, cease their twinges, u the affected
part is daily washed with Gienn's sulphur Soap,
which bauishes pain and renders the joints and
muscles supple aad elastic. Depot CrittcDton's o.
No. Sixth Avenue, ~. hiiis Hair d Whis
ker Dye, black or brown, 90 cts. lieb iw.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

How have the mighty "spelling
bees " aoundered The winter senson has thus lar
passed away without the infection Of a spelling
bee.' How mu has . lost in photographed
blanders snd ledantic iun will never be fully
dete tuinel
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

TIE name OF Lamar postoilice, in Clin-
ton g, uni, has been tbnng'd 10 MHektyville, iu
honor Of Hon. l.. A. Mackey, the worthy repre-
,entinve IN Congress from this district.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

A Cambria county man informs the
editor Of the Ebensburs Herald that more
tim er i. b, ny hauled to the susquehanna river
this winter or raiting than there has been for
several years.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

There Is no DOUBT bat the present con iition Of
all kinds VI business and industry is fearfuly de-
pressed, and II bchooves every family TO look
caruful, to their expenses Winter Is coming on
when children are liable to Group, whooping
Cough, etc Coughs and colds will prevail every.
whore, and Consumption. with other throat and
lung diseases, will carry OF many. These dis
cases sheuld not be neglected.. Doctors bills arc
expensive and We would advise our people 10 use
BuscHgK's GgRaAS sYnur. II never has tailed.
One bottle at ~ cents will keep your whole family
Ss! during ihe winter. Two dose. viii relieve
an, cssc Sold In all towns w the United States,
aud by ycur DiuggiI, c. u, Watson. ticathcli
Pa apr5. '76.rcvly.
Fleck A 60. have ju.' received II new 'ot oi dry
.nnha nj h. nd nricea.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14
C,oMMERCIAL SCHOOL
I IN CLEARFIEID

Teach your Boys that which they will Practice
when they become Men"
The undersigned will open n school In the
Leonard building, on April "a, 1877. to continue
ten weeks. The studies to embrace Reading
Written Arithmetic, Writing. and Book keeping,
which will be made special feature of the School
and thoroughly and practically taught. specia
terms and arrangements or such as desire TO Ike
a partial course. Terms reasonable.
FEB. 7,'75 st. j. +. cKENRICk.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

Our Special column is decidedly interesting IN
q local point Of view, and profitable reading tc
outsiders who want to save money.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

TnE APPEALS Nearly two weeks
Of the appeal campaign have passed. The board
Of County COMMISSIONER have been trayersing
the northeastern section Of the county during the
past ten days.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14

A recent issue OF the Philadelphia
Ledger notes a sale Of 5000 tons OF Clarified
coal to 60 10 the British West Indies.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-02-14
NroTICE 10 CoNrRACToRs.--propo

NOTICE 10 CoNIRACTORs.--Pr -Propo.
IN posals will he received by the Board Of Di'
reciors Of Goshen Township. Clearheld county
Pa. until the Third day Of March next. for The
building of a school house 10 said township, suit
able for a school Of two grades. The Directors
will meet at Goshen School House at o'clock i,
m on said day to award the contract. Plans and
specifications can be seen at the residence Of the
undersigned, in hen township.
$. b. TAYLOR, Sec'y.
Lick Run. Pa feb 7,'77-3tp.