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The Mite met lasi Friday night at Mrs
Hudsons. Quite number OF the lil,le
folks, land some that were not so small
were in attendance
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Earss,ers Of Ohio County

! will buy your tobacco, If YOU will
sell it to me at figures that can afford
to pay. will buy on these terms large
amount OF tobacco. Respectfully,
JANIS A THOMAS.
Hartford XIV
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Rev. W. ". Cook will hold regular
services at this place SUNDAY aud Sunday
night Turn out aud hear him.
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n9>4t

| 0Vpn business you can engage in. rs to
HIM $40 per day made by any worker OF
II 2fU either sea, right in their own local.
! ties. Particulars and samples worta s. free
Improve your spare time at this business
Address SrISsON Co., Portland, Maine.
v4n9 ly
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WANTED. -Couotry Produce, in e1-
change ior Grocer!ea; or cash paid. Lyon
Block, L. !. Lyon. Hartford. Nv. If
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Shaving Ealocn.
FOR Rent.
Pertain D. Maize.

The house in Hartford. recently occu-
pied by + B Wise. belonging 20 Mrs !
A. Harrison. For terms &c, apply Ia
If JNO. 2. BAxxETr.
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A t'iat package of DR.. A. @. Simmons
Vegetable Liver Medicine can be had
free of charge at W. II. Murrelrs Drug
Store, Beaver Dam, XIV. whit
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Mrs. S. L. Murrell, of Caverna, is
visiting the family of her son, Mr. Z. X.
Murrell, OF this place.
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Mr.. T. s Ford. of Frodsv,lle, this
county, sPent = Day or two IA town Lac,
week visiting relatives.
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The secret Of oar success is that We
keep the best groceries aud cell the
cheapest J.F. COLLINS & Co.
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Tr.;zs M.ke ciass cohuarc;ians Lci-Ccr
Lszi.''il. sns Cecilia. TrsiEs Daily eIceft
tssGass
4. ANDERSON,
C.a-rki EsasC.r. Eiitsbe;Lioen.
.. n. Doas. As~n;. Resrer Dam.
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Go 70 Klein K Bro aud get Won "Tri
umrh' burner and chimney. They are
the hest in town, and equal 10 a gas
light
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The Sabbath school at THE place is in.
c.essing in interest. having nearly one
hundred teachers and pupils on their roll.
book
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y'E.EF.

For Club for either the Eureka Shlr. or
Dress Chart | will send Chart free on receipt
of % cents topay for mounting and postage
Mas. A. J. MARROW,
Indianapolis, Ind.
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s. B. Howard. OF Daviess county,
dropped in to see us last Saturday, and
had his name enrolled on our books
Thanks
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ANNOUNCEMENT.
For County Court Clerk.
For County Attorney

SAM. X. COX is \ candidate for re
election to the office OF County Court
Clerk. Election. August ). 1873.
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hrs Barnett, VIE of Mr.. 10 Con
Barnett, Of No Creek, died last FRIDAY
night Of pneumonia
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Office at Hartford, Ky, at the close Of
business. March Ii, 1873:
Ambrose, Mrs Charlotte Allen, John >
Arnold, Mi-s Leila Adams, Mrs Fannie
Barnett, Miss Ele Brown, Vim
Car-on, Mis-. Mary Duke, Miss Mildred
Foster, Mis- Lydia iIagrrman, Amos
Hoover Miss Alviriy lr,in, Geo
Long, John Lowe. Thus !
Naples. SO Aiiis, las G
MUchsll, Mrs Julia Iorns. Virgil
Stevens, Jas 4 Smith. ID l.
Weller, } II Southern. Misa Fannie
Wallace, Jos T Whitlinghill, Mr-M L
Winters, Miss Emma Wallace, Franklin
York, John +
c. j. LAYTON, z. NJ.
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NOftcg

The Committee will gent the pastnring
privileges of the Fair Grounds on Friday
next, at 10 O'Clock a. M, at the stores
house OF W. & Morton.
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Mis- Mary Rowe returned home Mon
day from Greenville
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The nickel brigade will meet Friday
night at Mrs. J. S Vanghts.
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On tho Tth diy Of March, 1873. Mr.
Thomas L. Faught to Miss Alice Hines
at Milligan wrishts. by Rev. q. J,
Bean.
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J. c. Thomas a. Bros. have fne as
sortment Of Saddles. Bridles, &c.
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Mr. W. c Rowan. is quite sick at
HE daughters, MFs. J. ". Ford, of this
place.
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60 10 i. r. Collins & Co. for the bes
N. o. Molssses in the city.
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The latest is: 20. Llzzie, are you
a~skei" but Lizzie peacefully shores on
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Go 10 J. c. Thomas 4 Bros. for Horse
Collars, Hames and Chains.
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Beet Family Flour in town at
EDWARDS 4 FosrRR's
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WASTED-0ne hundred bushels of corr
for which will pay cash.
w. /. KING.
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BoRx-To tire wife Of John 5. New.
comb, a con, Roy MiIler-weight II lbs.
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Col q. T. Johnson, OF this place. has
just returned from a trip 10 Missouri.
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TRAINS plilf EXCEPT SUNDAY.
orr AGENTS.

orr AGENTS.
J. T. NEAL, Caneyyiile
JOHN X. WILLIAMS, Agent wilson
Sewing Machine.
s. l.. FuLKERSON, Deputy Sheriff.
L II COOPER, Deputy sheriff
=. p TAYLOR, Deputy SheriG
q. W. BUNGER. Deputy Sheriff.
q. b. ROWE. Centertown.
w. L. HAWKINS. BeAs.
All Of whom are authorized TO receive
subscriptions 10 the IiERALD.
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2. S.--I will also sell or rent my house
and lot (of eisht acres OF lsni) at Rosine
Amy one wishing 10 purchase or rent tins
will call on L. T. Cox, Rosine, XIV
j. TIC
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Married.

On the 2Sth day of February, 1873
Mr. James p Fry TO Mis- Harriet Ne
Dowell, at Malcu McLoweil's by Rev
q. J. Bean.
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A No. Mule at bargain at
J. F. YAGERs.
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General Local News.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH IS, 1873.

The Jail is without an inmate.
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The Ohio County American Bible So,
ciety held it's surusl meeting last Sunday
m ,ht, and elected the following officers
for the ensuing year:
Rev q. J. Bean, President; Rev J 4.
Humphrey, Vice. President; E. T Wi
liam-, Recording ami Corrcsponiiu.
Secretary, '. I Arlington. Depository
and Treasurer; Jesse Potter, Thomas s.
Duke, J. $ NauEht, b. +. Bergman
and Il. B. Williams, Directors. The
first meeting of this Society for this wear
will be belj ON the th Sunday night in
this month, at which time Rev. J. A.
Humphrey will deliver a lecture per-
tanning 10 this society.
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Mr.. c. W. Massie is this week an.
nounced as an asrirant for the Office o,
County Attorney, aud gentleman better
qualified to I'll! the position creditably to
himself or satisfactorily to the county
would tie hard TO fad He has a good
amount OF legal talent, which, combined
with his popularity and sociabiiry will
render him exceedingly hard to beat
Mr. Massie announces himself as good
Old Democrat, and should he be elected
TO the office II viii be by the deserving
merits of The man, and not 10y picturing
to the masses OF voters his disabilities
TO labor or mislortunes of life Mr.
MssSie now has on his 'trotIing harness, d"
and you may just mark it down that he Il
hurry acy man to get there first
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Piano ana Organ Playing
LEARNED III a DAY [!

MASON'S CHARTS, which rec,nsIy ere
w ated sush a sensation ia BestSa and
elsewhere, will enable any person, % any sSs,
to
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Master the Plano 0- Organ

Master the E'ia5O % Organ
in day, svec though they have 10 knowsdss
OF notes, etc. TIE Boston Globe says:
''lou eas lrara to play on the piano or or
gan in day, even il you never played before
and have not the slightest knOEi.l :. 81 aatss
by the uas Of Mas0a's Charts. A Mild te-
years oh ear lears easily. They are en-
dorsed by the best musical people in Boston,
and are the grand eul.nih~riOa Of the insen.
tive genius OF the nineteenth century,"
CiTeu:~ss giving tsl far'isalars aGd many
testimonials will be gent Tree On sppl cation.
One set Of Masons Charts and rare Rtlis
book If great value. eatiied Singing Made
Easy" bOth mailed. post paid. 10 any sd-
dress. for only -. "WoFth more than SlJa
spent on music lessons" Address
&C. MORTON.
General Agent, Atlzala. Ga.
Agents wanted al eaes eSeryshs-e. Best
chance ever offered. Seczrs teni,-sx beser.
too late. Terms free.
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0WERSs0RD & NASHVILLE
RAiLR DAD.
Time I able No. 80.

Took Effect Monday. October s,
1877, at 4. NJ.
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Onion sets at Ed~srds & Fosters.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-07-03

bring on the inhabitants Of u from
tiers the merciless Indian savages,
whose known rule Of warfare Is IN nm
distinguished destruction, Of all ages,
sexes and conditions.
IN every stage of these expressions,
We have petitioncd for redress, in the
III. $500 --~-.
%titions have been answered only by
repeated injury. A prince, whose
character is thus marked by every
net which may define u tyrant, is ~.
iii to be tho ruler Of a free people.
Nor have We been wanting in our
attentions TO our British brethren.
We have warned them, from time 70
time, Of attempts by their legislature
TO extend an un~warrantablc jurisdic-
ton over us. Wc have reminded them
of the circumstances of our emigration
and settlement here. We have ap
pealed TO their native justice and mag
nanimity, and we have conjured them,
by the ties of our common kindred, TO
disavow these usurpations, which
would inevitably interrupt our con
%nections and correspondence. They,
too, have been deaf to the voice of JUS.
tee and Of consanguinity. VIZ must,
therefore, acquiesce in the necessity,
which ~denounces our separation, and
hold them, as We hold the rest OF man
kind, enemies in war, in peace, friends.
We, therefore, the representatives Of
the UNITED STATES OF AMER
ICA, IN GENERAL CONGRESS as
scmblcd, appealing to the Supreme
Judge Of the World Tor the rectitnde
Of our intentions, do, in the name, and
by the authority of the good people Of
these colonies, solemnly publish and
declare, That these United Colonies
are, and Of right ought 10 be, FREE AND
INDEPENDENT STATES; that they are
absolved from alb allegiance to the
British crown, and that all political
connection between them and the State
of Great Britain, il, and ought to be,
totally dissolved and that, as FREE
AND INDEPENDENT STATES,
they have full power to levy war, con
cludc peace, contract alliances, cstab.
fish commerce, and do all other acts
and things which INDEPENDENT
STATES may of right do. And, for
the support Of this declaration, with a
firm reliance on the protection Of Dl-
VINE PROVIDENCE, we mutually
pledge to each other, our lives, our for
tunes, and our sacred honor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-07-03

which enables the lion. A. G. TO pocket
his allowance IN cash had something
to do with shaping his mind toward
the %propriety of a vote oi thanks TO
the officer Of the Republican Legisla-
ture. Or il may be that his political
antecedents incline him more affec-
y a
II the charge oi "Leonldcs'' that
you lodged the free pipe line bill is
%'impudent and u~nfounded," IL would
DO interesting 10 all persons who seem
concerned about il TO know where
your vote on that bill n be found
If you can possibly find time in your
busy scramble for denomination and
election to tho Legislature, where you
have most certainly misrepresented tho
people Of this county, to give us The
page on the Record in which your vote
Is recorded for that bill, il will score
one for Tate, and convict that Pike
township fellow of untrutbfulness.
Come, Aaron, give us the Record. The
dear people have n strange way of dis
believing almost everything not IN the
book. A FARMER.
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altw Advertisements.
nEAcurns, ExAMNArIONs.-E,

TEACufsHS EA -'-hN
aminaiious for teachers IN and for cieafaeld
county. for he school year 1875, VII be held AZ
the following times and plaee''
Bradford and Bradford Independent, Al Digler.
Naniass Laiy ~
Morris. At Ky.sriSsn, WsisSsdiy. Sly 81
Covington aud Knrihaus. at Union School House,
Thursday. August 1.
Ginrd, at Congress Hil, Friday, August 2.
Goshen, at shawsville. Saturday. August >.
Cleardeld, Lawrence and Llwrenes lad At Clear
held, Monday, August 5.
Huston, at Penneld, Wednesday. August !.
Union aud Union Ind, at Rockion, Tharsd "
August :.
Brady, st Luihersburg. Friday, August .
Doggs and walisceton, at waliaceton, Monday,
August II.
oseeola and Decatur, q, osceola, Tuesday, Aug.
~.
noniriale and woodwarI, at Hou'ulalr, wednef
day, August II.
B,cearia and MADEIRA Ini.. at Glen Hope. Thurs-
day. August 10
Gulioh, al Janesyilie. Friday, August 10.
Penn aud Bloom, at Penuviile, Monday, Aug. "
Bell and Greenwood, at Bower, Tuesday. Aug. 20
New Washington, At New Washington, Wednes'
day, August 81.
Burnside borough and township. 1t Harmony
School House, Thursday, August %.
Chest and Newburg. at Newburg, Friday, Aug, %
Lumber City and Ferguson. at Lumber City
Tuesday, August ~.
Pike. Pike Ind, aud Curwcasyilie, at carwons.
willie, wednesday, August %.
Knox, at New Millport, Thursday, August 20.
Jordan, at Ansonyille, Friday, Angus, 20.
The examinations will be 10 part oral aut
written, and will oegin At 5 o'clock a. IN. Test
monials Of good moral character, signed by two
reputable citizens, will be required of each appli.
cant with whom | am not acquainted. | desire
to confer with the Directors regarding the ssles'
lion Of teachers hence | hope to mest them all a
these meetings. | also request that the Secretary
Of each Board inform me At that time Of the mum
Der OF Teachers Report Books needed for th'
coming term. Teachers are requested to be OK
amined in the district where thoy intend teach
Ing. Bring paper. pen and ink.
NJ. l.. MeQU0WN,
clvArGeiI, Pa, July 3, Ts-4t. Co. suP't.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-07-03

AFRAID TO TELL.--The editor of the
Bellefonte Waterman, in abiding to the
defeat of the repeal of the resumption
act by the Radical Senate, remarks
"There are a number papers in the
State now supporting Hoyt that pro.
fess to believe in the repeal of Resump-
ton, and reform in the financial mat.
tors of the country. Through the col
umns of these papers we have loo ked
very a~nxiously for some reference to
the action Of their Senator, Mr.. J. Don.
aid Cameron, who lodged the question
on the act repeating that measure, but
we have looked in vain. Not a word
said in condemnation Of his cowardly
lodging the vote, nor is there a word
Of commentator for Hon. W. A. Wal.
lace, the Democratic Senator, who al
ways at his post, watching the inter
ests of the people, was there to vote to
repeal the obnoxious and oppressive
measure. When these papers get
honesty and independence enough
about them to denounce their own rep
resentatives when they do wrong and
commend our representatives when
they do right, we will have some faith
in their professions of financial re.
FORM"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-07-03

THE oENAToRIAL MARRIAGE FIELD.
Cleveland, Ohio, the Forest City,
as it is surnamed, is the place where
unweded United States Senators re-
pair for the ribs created for their hap.
piness. The music end gaiety had
scarcely subsidized, caused by the mar
riage of Senator Cameron and Miss
Sherman, when it broke out again 10
electrify the millions and cheer the
marriage party Of Senator Bruce, the
negro member in that body, from Mis-.
sissippi, to Miss Wilson, a colored lady
with white face and kinked hair. This
last affair was the most aristocratic by
far. The twain sailing for Europe, ioi
the purpose of making their wedding
tour, instead of going to Harrisburg
and Washington, as Don did.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-07-03

The THOUGHTFUL P%ITKIN.-J. X.
Pitkin, n of the human devils that
has tormented Louisiana for fifteen
years, proves 20 be a foxy fellow when
put upon the witness stand. He is
not one of the incautious politicians
that many persons have supposed him
TO be. He swears there were things
going on in the Republican camp in
Louisiana which he took pains not to
be informed Of. He smelt investigation
afar off, and prepared himself Tor it.
Hence the fellows testimony amounts
to but little. He is perfect know
nothing, so far as the electoral theft is
concerned, although as vile a political
harlot rs Mrs. jerks or John Sher.
man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-07-03
ADJOURNED
COURT SALE
Or
REAL ESTATE.
OF
REAL ESr
WILLIAM BELL, Deed.

by virtue Of an order issuing out Of the Or
phAns' Court Of Clearheld county there will be
exposed to Public Sale at the Court House 10 the
Borough Of Clearheld, on
Tuesday, August 20, ~, at l O'Clock p. m.
the folio wing described Real Estate Of WIN. Bell,
deed, TO wit;
No. /. A certain farm situate 10 Greenwood
township, Ciearheld county, Pa, bounded and
described as follows On the north by the west
branch Of I he susquchanna river on the south
and west by other land owned by said Vim. Bell,
deed, and on the east by land Of Reed a Owens,
containing tive hundred aud eighteen acres, about
sixty acres Of which Is cleared and under good
cultivation, having thereon erected a gooI log
dwelling house, a large new bank bsrn and other
ouibuildiigs, and a bearing orchard. There Is
also on the premises q valuable mill seat, and
considerable oak. pine and hemlock timber.
No. ?. Another tract Of land situate in said
township Of Greenwood, lying on the South bank
Of the Susquehanna river, containing 400 acre.,
about Is acres Of which Is cleared, and the balance
is we'll timbered with pine, oak aud hemloek.
No. 3. Another tract Of land situate in said
township Of Greenwood, on the North bank Of
the suSquehanna river, containing about 200
acres. more or less, about u acres Of which is
cleared, aud the remainder hss upon it a consid
cradle quantity Of PIKE, oak and hemloek timber.
Terms OF SALE One third In cash on eonir.
nation Of sale, and the balance in one and two
years. with interest secured o. The premises.
PRAMPT0N BELL,
z. L. HOOVER,
administrator
Bower, JAY 3, Is7s-lt.
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gtw Adrfftistmtnts.
Sharin'S Sale.

DY virtue Of sundry writs Of Yea e.. issued.
ID out Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of Clear.
field Co, and 10 me directed, there will be exposed
to public sale, at the Court House, In the borough
% ci-a-aeld, on wednesdey.t the so't sav n
-l1tN.- as5@i---~--s Is. = --
ing described real estate, 10 wits
A certain irac, or piece Of land situate 10 Ben
township, Clcarheli county, Pa, bounded and
described as follows: 90 the south by lands Of
Calvin Miller, on the east by lands Of Il. A. Irwin.
on the north by lands Of Kurtr A Bell, and on
the west BY lands Of A. NJ. Mcclure, Containing
sixty-seven acres more or less, and having about
thirty acres cleared and under cultivation, with
a good bearing orchard. and having thereon
erected q log house, log barn, aud other oa'.
buildings. Seized, taken In execution and 10 be
sold as The property Of Henry Deihl.
Also, the following lots or pieces Of ground sit
uate Ia the borough Of Osceoia, Clarified county
Pa. bounded and described a. f,llowsi On ihe
east by Blanchard street, on The south by Kate
street, on the west by Henry alley, aud on The
north by lot Of y. Snyder, aud known IN gener al
plan Of said borough as lots Nos. l69 and III,
and having thereon erected a small stable. Seized,
taken in execution aud to be sold as the property
Of W. C.. Lingle.
TERas oF sALE.- The price or sum at which
the property shall be struck % must be paid at
the time Of sale, or such other arrangements made
as will be approved. otherwise the property will
be Immediately put up and sold again at the cx.
pcnse and risk Of the person 10 whom Il was
struck of, and who, In case Of deficiency at such
resale, shall make good the same, aud in no
instance will the Deed be presented in Court for
confirmation unless the money Is actually paid u
the Sheriff. ANDREW PENTz, Jr,
SngnirF's orfIcE, shurid.
cleardrld, Pa. May ~, 1873.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-07-03

A SHARP GAME.-lt looks TO us at
this distance from the State Capital,
as though somebody was playing the
TOOL over the appointment of the su-
p%erintendent Of the Capitol and the
grounds. The foxy character of Pat
terson, the present incumbent, is rather
plain, and IL is very evident that he
and his friends chiseled Captain Hart
out of an Office, and thereby had his
own time stretched out for eight
months longer. The latter view, we
would defeat, were we in position, and
put the superintendent on the defen.
sive by putting somebody else in his
place.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-07-03

DISCOUNTED RATHER HEAVILY. -
When the thing starts up, there is
nothing fails like failure. The New
York Times says of the Potter invest.
cation; "Thc only sufferers thus far
on the Republican side are Mcssrs.
Sherman and Matthews, neither Of
'clOn is essential to the future Of the par
~" Stanley was not even invited to
the recent White House wedding. The
rudeness Of the editor OF the Times is
amply illustrated in the cas- of these
two Radical leaders who counted Mr..
Hayes in, now, when they are kicked
and cuffed by all honest men. He lots
drive too, when they are down.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-07-03

The Clarified Gas Company offers for sale, at
par, Coupon Bonds Of $500 aud $500 denomina-
lions, bearing interest at the rate Of o per centam
per anLun, payable semi annually At the First
National Bank Of cleardeld. Pa.
The works Of the Clsar6eld GAs Company were
erected At a cost Of Ssl, 600, and the bonds Ia
sued are limited by Law to sl2, 200, secured by a
mortgage on all the Company's property and
franchise, in favor Of WIN. II. Dill, Cashier Of
the FIRST National Bank, aud John NJ. Adam,
Cashier VI the Clearheid County Bank. In trust.
The Directors propose to Issue but Slo,OOo Of
these bonds for the purpose Of funding their aoat-
ing debt, and but $1,000 remain unsoll. Aay In
formation respecting the works will DO given BY
the President or Treasurer Of the COMPANY.
bonds can be bad at any Of the Cloarheld banks.
W. W BETS. Al. BOYNTON,
President. Sec. and Treas.
W. ID. BIGLER,
JAMES IRWIN,
JN0. II. IRWIN,
clearield, June 10, '7s-tf. Directors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-07-03

A BAD MEMoRY.-lt is a sad reiec-
ton upon an eminent statesman like
John sherman that he could not re-
member whether or not he wrote an
important letter when a rattle-brain
woman like Mrs. Jinks can recall with
such distinctness her composition Of
the document and all the circumstan.
ces of its writing.