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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07
ONLY ONE.

After all the damnable frauds com
mitted BY Eliza Pinkston, Wells. Brad
Icy & Co, such as perjury, fraudulent
counts in election returns and The
counting of electors disfranchised BY
the Constitution of the United States
HAYES and Mrs. Pinkston, have only
one hundred and cighty-tive elector'
while Tilden has one hundred and
cighty-four, and popular majority o.
over a quarter of million of voters
Florida and Louisiana entitled tt
twelve electors both voted for Tilden
yet, Mrs. Pinkston, Wells, Bradley &
Co., counted them for Hayes. If thi,
system of fraud is approved and de
Tended by the Radical leaders, "thi,
farce of Government" may as wei
be wound up. Another such a fraud
ulent count will result in Revolution
ii not in anarchy of the bloodies
kind and the Radical conspirators may
as well be informed of that fact nov
as hereafter. Perjury, fraud and fals'
counting, have gained their last vic
tory, and if the conspirators dc
not take warning in time, their fat,
will be that of Robespicrre and his con
federatcs during the French Revolu
tion. The Chambers, Camerons, Mrs
Pinkston, Wells & Co, are hereby dul,
notified that high crimes and misdc
meanors must cease to be the rule il
governmental sfiairs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

JUsr THE PLACE FOR THEM-It is
rumored that Eliza Pinkston and J
Madison Wells, will both be members
of "counted in" Hayes kitchen Cabi.
net while Bradley and Strong will act
as advisory members This is one OF
the best Returning Boards that was
ever formed. Tho Constitution and
their oaths are as little in their way
as a twenty-five cent paddock Is to u
horse thicf, when he wants an animal
Of that kind.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

PosrPoSED.-- Both Houses of the
Legislature had passed n resolution to
adjourn on the 18th Of March, but re.
considered that motion on Friday and
fixed adjournment day on the 2lst, so
as to allow all TO 20 and see counted.in
Hayes inaugurated. As he was the
first President ever elected on this new
plan, large number of the members
repaired to Washington tor the pur.
pose of seeing the end OF the Wells
Bradley lob.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

A BUSINESS 1'HRusr.-Thc editor OF
the Philadelphia Ledger, in alluding to
the conduct Of the late Commission,
says;
"That which will live in history and
IN the minds Of the vast majority of
the public is this that the seven voted
to look into theevidcnce, voted to take
testimony, aud voted Ia let in light, so
as to get ut the truth, and that the
eight voted all the time to turn away
from evidence, to shut out the light.
md so to close the door upon all efforts
to find the truth. The seven voted in
n way To prpmote the great object Tor
which the Commission was created !.
the eight voted in n way TO make the
Commission utterly useless for the
principal purpose for which 1t has any
reason for being in existence ut aIl
The Senator, the Judge. the Presiden-
lal uspirant, the party that supposes
the eyes oi the American people can
be closed to this vital aspect Of the
after is making signal and periour
mistake. The American people know
what is honorable, lair. manly and Just /;
and their ultimate decision always
shows that they not only know, but
that they act upon their knowledge. ="
Tho proprietor, Mr.. Geo, w Child-,
+ a. a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

Ii is the belief that the Office oi Jury
Commissioner will be abolished by tho
present Legislature, and their duties
returned Ia the power OF the Board uf
County Commissioners. Now TINT
there is minoriIy representation in the
Board commissioners, the jury Com.
missioner law is only a source Of USE.
less expense.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

Edward Kelly. young Mollie NJ,
gnire, IN Jail NJ Mauch Chunk for L'
Ing concerned with Michael Doyle !,
the murder Of John 2. Jones. Spi,ri' "
icndcnt of the Lehigh and Wrslmas.'
land Coal Company, IN Carbon coun,.
In September, 1875, has made n gIi
confession. lie corroborales the ,.''i IVY
mony of MrParlan aud Kcrrigun. und
says he did mol want to cumni, W ,I'.
murder, but was afraid oi the rnn'. ,a'
qncnces II bc hacked out aud of hnyi,'.
cowariice attributed Ia him by Ls
brother members OF the Ancirn, Grl''
of lIibcriiians. ''''
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

SPECIAL SESSION. President Grant
issued proclamation on Friday. con
vening the United States Senate in
special session on Monday. When an
adjournment will take place, no one
seems able to conjecture.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

MORTON FRELIyGnuYsEy

. ssssssssssssssssss ssSssSssssssssssssss =
These men bud the nudacity to stand
up III tho United States Senate, before
God and the worlil, and with nplliiel
hands, sworc "by Almighty God, the
scarcher Of hearts," to support the
Constitution OF the United States and
discharge their dates impaftii0ly.
Yet, they did not fulfill tho duties they
assumed but the reverse They vio.
lated both the Constitution and their
oatbs, more dcsignedly and wirkcdly
than was ever done before by mortal
man, because they loved their PARTY
better than they did their COUNTRY.
In point OF virtue, tho scouudrcl, Wells,
towers far above the eight, because hc
offered himself and his oath for sale,
while the eight rallied ut him for hiS
indiscrelion, but they took up his half
finished work and completed the job
one Of the hugcst for perjury and fraud
ever accomplished on this continent
by men or devils.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07
A RELIEF BiLL. House bill No. 1865
reads as follows:

~ htilff blLh.- liOusV Dlll NO. lOa
reads as follows:
An Act to relieve persons who hav,
been Committed to prison charged
with descrting their wives and fam
ilics.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the
Senate aud House Of Representatives
Of the Commonwealth OF Pcnnsylvn.
MIA in General Assembly met, and il il
hereby enacted 10y the authority of the
same, That whenever ANY husband
charged with deserving his wife aud
family shall have been committed tu
prison IN default Of security to comply
with the order made by the court IN
the premises, shall have remained in
confinement Tor the space OF three
months after such commitial, he shall,
upon application TO the court, be DIS
charged from such imprisonment, aud
no other commitment shall bc made or
other imprisonment imposed, unless il
shall bc shown TO the court, by proper
evidence, that he has real estate, moley
or investments Of any kind which he
refuses to apply towards the support
of bis wife and children.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07


A New York exchange of the 23d
ult-, says; Among the flags displayed
on the City Hall yesterday were five
which were used at the first inaugura.
ton OF Washington. They we're furl.
ed and iastened on the front balcony,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

Avery has turned up again. Ilcap
peared in st. Louis last week, in the
best Of health, with u pardon from The
President for one Valentine Burke
convicted before the United State,
District Court, in St. Louis in 1871
ior counteririling. and sentenced to
fifteen years imprisonment IN the Mis-.
souri, Penitentiary. Is Avery going to
be u pardon broker?
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

EXACTLY RIGHT.-There il bill
now before our Legislature which re
quircs Constables TO endorse the hour
and minute on their execution when
they make levy on property. II
they fail to do this the penalty will b,
ten dollars in each case. 1t is House
Bill No. 2S5.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

The cable, on Friday last, announc.
cd u most remarkable occurrence IN
London, the marriage of the Hon. Mrs.
Norton To Sir William Stirling Max.
well, baronet and member Of parlia.
'nent tor PcrtbShire. Mrs. Norton is
a grand daughter OF Richard Brinsley
Sheridan and the inbcritor OF much Of
the Sheridan talent, being a brilliant
and ready writer. But what il the re.
markable part Of the occurrence is the
fact that the venerable widow Ia seven.
" years old, and unable 10 stand cree,
ON account Of chronic rheumatism,
while her husband Is only fifty nine.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

The greenback is worth within four
cents of par in gold. Thanks Ia the
economy OF Democratic congrcss the
country will reach specie pa, mrris
without any additional Legislation. 1t
will be done without strain or violence.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

A boy named Gnniz, of Danpbin
coanty, while hunting rabbits recently
IN the hills, found a pack oi paper m.
der rock, which upon heing OPENED
proved to contain number OF United
States Treasury notes in mutila,ed
condition, which had evidently been
Deposited there for several year, Tbe
notes have been pronounced genuine
and the value will be about s452.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

r''"f 'A h"'f """ hNhl'ri
Erg.. he hnd just arrived from n visit
To England, bringing bride with him.
aud was on his way to his home in
Philipsburg, Centre County, Pcnnsyl.
vania where he owned extensive iunds,
and built NJ large manufacturing es
iablishments. lie made tempting over
lures to DR.. Macleod 10 accompany
him, and settle there in the practice d
his profession. Most OF the Doctors
friends advised him 10 accept, and he
finally did 20. lie remained there Tor
several years then removed to Lewis.
town, Mifiln CoaDty, being invited to
settle there. lie afterwards moved TO
Pittsburgh and opened an Office there,
and continued IN the practice Of his
profession for some time, until bccom.
ing acquainted with some OF the gen
tlemen of Meadvillc, he was ultimate.
y led, and invited in fact, to remove
10 Mendvllle, which he did, and this
brings Doctor MucLeod's record 10
April LIST, 1888. lie was first married
IN MeadvIlIe TO daughter Of the late
Jared Shattnck, Esq, and with but
two exceptions all his first family lie
buried here. In u few brief months he
buried most OF his children and their
mother. This proved turning point
in Dr. MacLeods life after maturing
the whole subject in his mind, with
such counsels as were vouchsaicd him
he turned all hl- thoughts to the min
iStry. lie made visit to the late
Bishop Mcllvaine, then living at Gam.
bier, seat oi Kenyon College, Ohio
the good Bishop leni a favorable car
TO the Doctors statement Of his case.
aud his Intentions; he vas at once ad.
mittcd by the Bishops recommenda.
tion, us candidate for orders, in the
Protestant Episcopal Church. in the
diocese Of Ohio; he prosecuted hir
studies under the immediate supcrvis.
ion of Bisop McIlvaine, until in due
course of time, be obtained his Dca
cons Orders, aud finally his Priests
Orders from the same Right Rcvcrcnd's
hands. Aiicra brief Parish charge in
Ohio, the DR.. made visit to the South
Bisop Polk, then OF Louisiana, cntrnst.
cd to him the organization of an Eps-
copal Parish, in Shreveport, La, aud
afterwards the same at Lake Prov.
dence, La. Afterwards he removed
to Mississippi. and became Rector OF
81. Johns Church, Lake Washington.
Miss. After spending some years in
the South the Dr. returned to Penusyl
vania, to Meadville. aud Pittsburgh
where bis two surviving children had
been placed ut school SION after AT
the instance of the late Bishop Potter
he was placed IN charge of the churches
one after the other. including various
periods, in Clearfield, Huntingdon
Columbia, and back to Cleartield again.
In 1854 while stationed nj Hunting
don, he was married to "a daughter OF
the late Col. Alhanasius Fcnwick of ST
Mary's County. Nd. who with one child
by his first wife and four BY his second
he leaves to mourn his death. lie WAS
in the latter parish at the breaking out
Of the war Of the rebellion. and was
induced to enter the army by the pre-.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

According To a correspondent "ihc
wealthicst woman in New York is Miss
Pinkney, who owns G,00O city lots,
transacts ber own business aud keeps
her affairs in her own hands. She
lives with her aged mother IN u large
stone cottage, in upper New York, in
the simplest aud plainest style
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

a SEAL JoB.-Senatc Bill No. ll2
requiring Justices of the Peace TO pro
cure seals, isa job of the first water. I
passed, this seal will cost each Justice
not less than twenty dollars, while ii,
true and legal value is not worth fr,
cents, except to the seal manufacturer
It's lob.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

A Port Huron man undertook the
other day to move II building acruss
Black River on thc ice. He gh il
nearly over, and the undertaking had
really began Ia hook like n big thing
on he. when suddenly crash smash
away went ice, house and all, aud real
estate touched bottom in that neigh.
borh0Od aDout two seconds alterwarl,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

TRuE.-Thc Louisiana Eagle says
~. Madison Wells, white, u notoriou,
New Orleans black.cg is the Father
and Eliza Pinkston, coiored, is the Moth
or OF counled.in.llayes, and Joe. Brad.
Icy and Bill Strong only ratified the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

TUE SENATE IN SEssIoN,--Thc mem.
bers of the new Senate met in their
chamber, in accordance with the Pres.
ident's proclamation, on Monday noon,
when the "countcd in' Vice President,
Wheeler, appeared and took the oath
of office. Quite a number of new Sen
ators appeared and took their seats.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

The Boston Herald thus concludes .
+" We believe that the Republican gain
Of the Presidency by fraud this year
means the destruction of That party.
aud a reconstruction Of political liaiiirs
on real issues"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

TnE CoSsrInAToRs' vIcToRY. - Il
was 4 O'Clock and ten minutes, on Fri
day morning, the 2d day of March
A. ID. 1871, the agents of J. Madison
Wells and Mrs. Pinkston-Morton
Bradley and strong-counted in LA, e.
for President, who has large minori
ty Of the popular vote, and short about
twenty in the Electoral College. Henry
Clay said he would rather be right
than President Hayes evidently dom.
care o d--m. h
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07


REWARD OF MERIr.-If "counted in
President Hays rewards the heroes Of
his party according TO merit, then Eliza
J. Pinkston, J. Madison Wells, Joe
Bradley, and Bill Strong will receive
the undivided attention OF "thc govern.
ment," and the faitcst places in its
gilt The other four millions of Radi.
Gals who cast their votes for Hayes,
amount 10 nothing. Eliza and Wells
made the President, assisted very ably
by Bradley and Strong. These -four
political trumpets are worth millio..
apiece over the common herd. Pnks.
ton and Wells can afford TO shout but
the other four million had better dry
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

How ApPRoPRlATr.-R. B.-Return.
ing Board-Hayes, should thank Wells
and Mrs. Pinkston, iortranslating him
from Columbus, Ohio, where he pocS
otcd only $4,000 to Washington, D. c.
whore be can crib $4,000.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

JoHN's MIsTAKEN.-John Sherman
thanks God that Congress has no power
to reverse tho fraudulent decision oi
the Louisiana Returning Board. IL,
should not thank God for this. Ii,
shonld thank Joe Bradley.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07
MORE DfSPA TCHES WANTED
TSON AHEAD.

Senator Wallace'r homo is now the
attraction of Senator Morton and other
cheap conspiraton. Those funkcys
looking after poslmasterships, seem to
cxpend their compliments on the Sen.
ator from Indiana, us will be observed
by the following dispatches, The first
OF which appeared in tho piitsburg
Commercial. Gazette of the 2slh ult., af.
ter an incubation of seven days, done
up in the following glowing style BY
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

81 would rather be right than be President -
Henry cioy.
Such was the language of the great
est Statesman of bis day. The Wells
Pinkston candidate feels otherwise.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07
HANDS0MELY cNRSEp.

R,,,.so,,o,;,,., Ell;s or J.o,,s,a,. II,
tho d.bn,, nm III, r,norl ~ ,he ram
mission in Inc cas, of Louisiana ON iii,
I9lh nit Tins severely but iuslly cbur
act.riz,d m. tmud mid i,s au,lors
Sir III, c,mmis.ion refused to hen,
nnv proo, ot ,,und Frud , /, yitiu,.s
II noisons ,v,rv,hiny. IL uuclnsns m,
clutches of the ,nnst strin.ently draw,
,nur,,,.,,e nri r,nm uruund the realty
/, v,,in,es even ,hc snnc,ity of th, u,,r.
riny, lie. AnJ vet ,h,s yrcu, ,,nv,rn.
m,nt which wns nbln 10 summon tbre,
m,llions ur ,,aa IN us d,g.ns, which
w. able....s,I L.. .,,.e .,.se,l hr ,laO
.SSrtc.xs.-~u~s. ,.:sc.s ....ss-,,.. =,
sir,,ss'eis m NJ nT'.s,., aiiui, ,',vsriI.
loss mus, eJl L.,,l,ss nunv md nar.
nlvy,d b,.,nr, ,h, ,oisnn md fraud
commended ,o Il hv ,our men who's,
h.nJs ,r, lI'.I, ,:ni, n,;m, whos,,
mi nro s.o,.'had with n.rinrr av.
Lls,.ls,r ,b,n I,,,,,s I.,a.,,,. Nd
chm I, ',,,r.. ,'',,, a..,,ary ,n all eli
LJns "'
III. ..o.,.,;..;,,., s,.,,. ,od..
c,ds acrnrJin,' ,o ,La con.,;,n,;nr
Tbsy ~, - =. hi,t nri.s,s ,,s
chosen minis,srs ,yi,h tLs sword wl,i,,
il hclI Inv ,his Irnnse 'nnd ,hs S,na,.
nlnred IN ,h.is LanJs an ,,na,d ,La,
tons,itn,ion md IN ,,uard ,Iis ,,nvcrn
m,nt nvans, .ll ;llr,,I ro,os In ,h;s
eI,c,orI cnll.,'. w., ,b.v sn, ,hsra
,nd r,.r,s.J ~ I.ar a., ,nos, n,s;,;,,,
md convincin,, ,es,imonv or ~. mali.
,rhili,v or rs ,,rps y ,h.. ,,r,,.nd,,d eI,,.,
o,s l,1, Ion;,;.,aa
Sir m. de,.J !, Io,e ,ho cr;mo 10 ~.
comnlished Eor ,nnr v.ars from III,
All u, Marcl' ,h., p.,nhl;,an na,., ~ :.
will bold IN, shaJow of .xscn,;,.ann, s
or saw tbe shadow berause III,
substance of thc nsnrned now,r IL meyer
md cnn never be rralileJ The im
mortal mcneil of C;ustav, Dora have il.
lnstrn,ed ,he legend of tho Wunderin,,
lew Yon have all seen il In ,bc
drearv march of years he G,nnd no
res, no ne,cc frnm b,s crime and ;,s
memories Whether nmony The busv
q y
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

Coon AUTHoRITY.-ltis is evident tha,
they had Bradlcy's and Strong's in
Jobs day, when he exclaimed:
"rhe earth is given ibto the hand Of he wick
ed he eoverclh the faces Of the Judges thereof. "
jon Xxi a.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

The "countcd-in" Hayes is 55 and
Wheeler 81. Mrs. Plnkston is also 55
and Wells 81 This is Il remarkable
coincidence, but not more so than the
rnnnt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

IL is rumored that Senator Morton
could walk without the use of his
canes, Immediately after receiving that
dispatch from Clearfeld.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07
THE IMMORTAL EIGHT

Like Nero, the names Of the eight
members OF the Washington Returning
Board, who assisted Wells aud Mrs,
Pinkslon to complete the huyest fraud
ever pcrpeiraicd on iorly.tivc million
people, claiming to be free, will 90 into
history aud will never bc forgotten.
We therefore propose to cmbclish
their names in this way;
s sss.sssssssss sssssssssssss ssssssssss 8
BRADLEY IloAH &
- ,-sre9gl vt>vuxns
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

al man wants Ia be known in
this country, he must do sum,thfng
in order to gain notoriety." Read the
dispatch to Morton.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

John J. High, oi Lancaster county,
is eighteen years old, six feet three
and one half inches high. and weighs
23O pounds, yet be become higher still.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07
TIE COST ROBBER Y.

The bill (2l7) now before our Lcgis
laturc, In relation to tho costs in the
case fmisdcmeanors, should bc entitled
an Act to rob the taxpayers and pro.
pogaie quarter session legislation, and
to largely increase tho fees Of Justices
and Constables. The document in
question reads us follows;
PAYMENT OF COSTS.
The next bill in order was bill No.
2l7, which was read and agreed to the
first time, as follows:
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

HAu'toN.--tii persons are hereby ,uti %.
~ ed sssins pur,ha.ing ur IN any ~ay me 4.
dhng With The following prape ~. "a mill bull.
ing of W. II. Brsiu- and Ira Drwu,, ioca,ci ia
Brady township rlearfrli county. p. via; 0a.
engine. No. 2eI. Lock Haven m,nufae ure.
neAm iubnla' boiler, smoke stack. cireuar saw
mil, incladine earriag", slab car. AMI oonus..
uons TO said mill, the same being tn- prneerty Of
,hc under-ign-d. and hell BY s,ii Bine 4
Dewitt under lease. b c.OY,TER.
kidgwAv, March T. 1sT7-st
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

"lf | want to 90 to Washington,
prefer to makemy own arrangements,
says the ex.Chairman Of the Radica
County Committee.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

Congressman Mackey and Senator
Wallace have placed US under renewed
obligations Tor valuable public docu.
mpDts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07
Tnr Plyr Hrno CarxrsALs.-we

TnE FIVE HERo CRTMIsALs.-Ws
doubt that IL the infcrnnl regions were
raked back for u thousand years
whether the equals in crime TO Eliza
Pinkston, J. Madison Wells, Judges
Bradley, Strong and Miller, could be
found. These FIVE human beings, OF
earthly devils, have done moro TO OBJ
litcratc Virtue, Liberty and indepcn-
dence," than all the criminals since the
discovery Of the Continent. As equals
N crime we might nare Judas Iscariot,
Nero and IloJespicrre, but We have ex'
hsgsled the catalogue OF history aud
-e~A'- "--rss---t- 49,. = - - 49, ->-s-s
yEE.kAs,sA~-5Hs0 r6sy ~~ ~!Aa
connt even. 'fhc mr. 4 Of the live
pcrjurcd political pa.uilutes indicated
will be recorded on thc pages OF his
tory in letters of gold, and will be
dcspised by all human beings.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1877-03-07

Saturusy. warren IV. 1871.
t a'cl'ck p. m. fh- faiis~iax d,siriheI res
'sia,e--tne e,tate of y q Mhicri
Az that ccrtsin tract or piecs of Ian situate Ia
the borough Of rlearheld. noanded and described
ioll"~si Beginning At post, farm, rly BLACK.
jack, on the hark Of the river thence down .aia
river 10 degrees east ~ feet to q posl, thrbcc
souih ?s degrees east 4a2 feet to post theme Nv
land Of NJ. :. Ogden seaih ISL d~grres west iiT
fet to posil thence north 2s degrres west b.
lot describe below 400 feet to ace Of beginning.
having thereon erected large two story frane
dwelling house With the neccss,ry nutbuillng.,
stable, Ac., aud having a number u irua trres
aud ornHmenial thrubb.ry thereon.
Also. a La Of ground adjoining the above
property, beginning a, = corner On River street
hence ssu'h Is degrees east 500 feet TO rhid
street thence by same south 90 dsxrrcs west ~
ieet TO an alley theucr ny said alley n,rih Is
degrees west SIS Is to River sr..et therce BY
same north 7s degrees east TOO feet IL Lesinning
Excepting aud rrsersing q stdp Of land 60 ieet
wide for thu use Of The railroad which runs
through the back part of this lot
Tksss or SALE One. halt cash, and the hal
ance In Que year thereafter. with interest, to be
secured by bond and mortgage IN the prcmisss
.. W SMITH.
JNO. y. IRWIN, Trusleea
W d BiuLEH,
Gle, fhelI, Feb. "a. 1877 IA