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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

I
The NEW IMPROVED WEIRD IL one Of IN,
best machines In tho market, and runs very light
and quiet Its new cylinder Steel Shuttle has
only one hcle to be threaded, and holds twice a.
much thresd as most my sthsr mschipe II As,
one Of the best Marrow Hemmers made. Its
Table 10 long and oomy II has no gears and
cams II has no screws or lace. plate 10 be 70.
moved While cilisx Or clesains. n i0m
The wkED, before the iass Improvement, drew
a prize at the PArir Exposition 10 France, also,
an AwAfd II the Centennial Rxpoduon, and Ia
almost every State Ia the union. : if 3
Machines sold on Monshix Psynsntr rsrsons
should rot buy beiore sesiug the Nss Weed.
Hay, grain, beef cattle, and some kiuds Of DID
Msehines taken In psrt PEI for New Machines.
An kinds Of seuiok Msehises cleaned and repair.
Cd. Aise, dealer In Ill tinds Of Sewing Machine
Nssdiss, OIL. Ruusfs, Tack markers, tcsstors,
|nsAnsfs, Bhsttiss. Check sptiass a. lhl3 Y
Ii ofdsrisg thythisg ~ LETTER. h surs 70 give
erdst, " na5i fsnsss vsnliss 40 CHER tind
II nsch'as, pSrsss write for price. nsi.sn
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Div0ncE NOTICE

Caroline J Hoover, by her mex, fricod. Jas.
II. Dale. vs.. Ilenr, Hoover No. 207. March
Term. 1873, s~ubpnna sur divorce
Ths undersigned Commissioner, appointed by
the Court to take testimony In the above stated
ease. hereby gives notice that he will attend to
The duties 81 said appviu,peu' Mt the Office of
Israel Teal in the borough of Cirardeld, on Fri.
day, the 18th day Of June, is7s. At 10 O'Clock n. IN
FRANK A, FLEMING,
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c~urweusviIle, Pa April 10, is7s-ii.

GAUTtON.--Alper persons are hereby cautioned
" against purchasing or in any way meddling
with the following property, nov Ia the posses
sion Of q. D.. Caldwell, Of Pike township, via
Two cows. I pair twin sleds, l two-horse wagon,
| log slcd, ! sleigh, about 2 tons Of hay, a lot Of
straw, ! tanning mill. | threshing machine, 4 sets
Of harness. a lot Of stump machine irona, 3 horses
and harness, 20 acres Of wheat In the ground, 2
plows, ! shovel pillow, eultivator, a lot Of corn
In the ear, I cook stove, room stove, a lot d
chairs, carpets, &c., ! lounge, I beds and bedding.
The foregoing property was purchased by me at
Sheriff Z sale on the ith day Of April, 1878, and
Is allowed to remain in the possession Of said
@. d, Caldwell on loan only, subject TO my order
At any time. JOHN PORTER.
Clcar6cid, April IL, 1871. St.R
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1872 ACRES N rs PEROHES,
TOW NsnIp AUDITORS, REPORT.

il A statement Of the Road Funds Of Huston
township, for the year ending April s, 1878. J.
Y caiahan and George Brown, Supervisors.
DEBTOR.
To amt unsettled seated road tax Of '76, s 80 %
To amount Of seated tax levied for H.. 5sl 6s
To orders drawn by the Auditors, one
for 1919 in place Of an old order,...- ais 90
TotAi.... s2,7e5 S.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

HERoEs.-Chandler, McLin and Den
mis-, with Conkling willing, but deficient
in courage.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

ssiCNEEs NOTICE.-In the District
N Court Of the United States, for the western
district Of Pcnnsylyanla. In bankruptcy, No.
y,2ps. Hi
In the matter of Richard D. Taylor. bankrupt.
Tho undersigned hereby gives notice that he
has been appointed by the Court, Assigne, Of r..
y. Taylor, Of the comfy Of Clarified, and State
Of Pennsylvania, within said District, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt upon bis own petition
by the District Court Of said district.
SMITH v. WILSON,
Clcarncld, May !, lsIs.3t. Assignee.
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ELEcrroS-superntende Of Common

IL schools
TO The School Directors Of 0icayfeid County 81
GesrLnMRs ;-In pursuance Of the asa section
Of tho Act Of sth May, 1854, you are hereby mott
fed TO meet 10 convention, at the Court House, in
the borough Of Clesrheld, on the 6rst Tuesday In
May, 1878, being the 7th day Of the month. at one
o'clock in the afternoon, aud select. risa roee, by
a maiortty Of the whole number of Directors pres
ent, one person Of literary and scientific acquire-
ments, aud Of akin and experience IN the art Of
teaching, as County superin, cdent. for three sue
ceeding years; determine the amount Of eompen-
sation, and certify the result to the State Superin.
%tendent, at Harrisburg as required BY the ssth
and 10th sections Of SAID Act.
JOHN A. GREGORY.
sup't Of Clearleld Co.
Curweusville, Pa April 10, ls7S-4t.
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The Philadelphia Record says Over
two hundred and dfty petitions IN bank.
ruptcy have been 6led within the past
four days in various parts Of the U nion,
10 anticipation ofthe repeal Of the law.
This rush Of business tends 70 confirm
the general opinion that q great part
Of the bankruptcy cases with which
the Courts arc loaded down IL originaa
ted In fraud Of the rights Of creditors,
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At tho R~spuBLicAS ofacc is <he place
toget yorjeb work dcss. We srs fully prepared
TO do suythins 10 No printing line. viii DO Il
well, and q tee right kind Of prices. a.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

MONEY TO LOAN.-rhe Mutual Life
Il Insurance Co having resumed lonns, ap-
p~lieaiions or well Improved farm properties, to
the one-third Of their cash value, will DO consid.
cred, In sums not less than 50. 900. For ~particu-
lars &e, apply to HuRXTHAL W. SMITH.
April IL, 77-3m. C1ear6eld, Pa.
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EXECUTORs' NoTIcE.-Notice & here.
IL by given that Letters Parliamentary on
The estate Of ADAM %GEARnART, late Of Brad.
ford township, Clearheld Co., Pa, having been
duly granted to the undersignei, all persons in
debted to ,aid estate will please make immediate
will present them properly authenticated for set
Element without delay. O.. W. G~EARHART,
J. II. GEARHART,
Clearheld, Mar. 2I-6t Executors.
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Administrators Sale
-0F-
Real Estatoin covingtcn Township

The undersigned, Administrator Of tie estate Of
Felix Picard, late of osyington township, Clear
hsld county, Pa, deed, will offer for silc at pub
lie out cry, on the premises, on N0IHfHN
Saturday, May 4th, 1873, oq
At ? O'Clock p. M, that certain lot OF ground stu .
ale In the township Aforesaid, bounded on the east
and south by lands Of John B. Picard, and on the
west and north by lands Of Augustus Rougeux,
containing TWO AcRRs, having thereon erected
a good frame dwelling house, stable. and the
necessary ou,buildings, together with the i'm
p~rovements. 1tAtY SAT- Nh4 lnAN
TERMS or SALE
one-third Of the purchase money mus, b. paid
on the day Of sale, and the balance In Two equal
annual pay mcnis, 10 be seessea By bond sai
mortgage on tho premises. y IF C0UDRfET,
fren chvillc, Apr. 10, is7s-4t Adm'r.
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Expensive. The Billiard Leg,sia.
tarc win be the costliest body that ever
convened at Harrisburg. Tho Gath of
May has boon agreed upon as adjourn-
mont day. .ta.. in0i tIai sif
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EXECUTORs' NOTICE,
IL Netico is hereby given that Leitsrss Tesla
mentary on the estate Of JOHN BEAUMONT,
late Of Lawrence township. c~learfeld County, Pa,
dcn'd. having been duly granted 10 the under
signed, all persons indebted to gaid estate will
please make immediate payment, and those hav-
log claims or demands w1lpreseni them properly
authenticated for settlement without delay.
j. g. HARTsWfCK,
Clearhold, Pa, Mar. 27,'7s OF. Executor.
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Saturday, May 4th, 1873,

Jury LIsT.-Namos Of jurors drawn for
~ Nav Term, A.. D, 1873, 10 be held on The 80
and Ath Mendays--2oth aud 27th, via.
a. eRASp jurors, lsr WEEK.
Foster Davis, N. wash'nfP Gallagher. Osceola
VIM II Hoover, Brady J S Philips, Woodward
Philip Long, Pike Frank Parsons. Decatur
Oliver Stevens, Chest J d Gcarhart, Houttialc
J Il Cupples. l. City John Norris, Pike
Ross Hoover, Penn u Miles, Woodward
Christ Hawk, Bell, La iBJ hoIIendry. Brady
in Holt, wAllaceionl lJohn Stone. Bsres
George Hoover, Morris Henry sncal. Bradford
J HYworren, Newburs VIM Dais, lewuiak
Henry Hooser, Morris Ansn Irown, Lawrenee
Alex. McMrrray, Guilch Jos sh6sert, Brady
TRAVERSE UNIONS, isr WEEK. b %
VIM Bats, Bradford Dan1 Smeal, Woodward
I MephsFsen, Lasrepce Jno kantA, Burnsiio tp :
4 Crane, Decatur Nd Rudolph Buck, Bradford
John Bresh, Bell rhin Bloom, C%ursville
jas Glenn, Ferguson Arnold bloom, Pike
Austin Kline, Wooded D r Dunlap, jr. Brady
Frank Dotte, BeccariA Y Copeland, Decatur
a Woods, Burnside twp Danl Waltz, Gulich
geo hartsielt, Brady. Jacob Ammon, Goshen
y kufner, Woodward Hugh Lcech, Bloom
W S Tucker, Olcarheld w T McCorkIc, Law nee
hoot MITCHELL, WIN Mcintosh, BRADY
Ezra Ale, |" ] p Hale. osceola
J Q Ashcroft, Decatur J A Watson, bradford
oouiry fNher' hsrfhAnt ratriek Daley, Penn {
2 hartsieit, brady u lJos Malson, oosington
Wilson Rouch, karthausl J sromsw Wilson, Bradford
pan1 Doherty, Cicarheld D l. Ferguson, l. CITY
WIN cbilson, Bloom Hugh Mullen, Pike
VIM Troxel. BurnsiJs tplw ] Mecey. beccari.
y NJ Lewis, Knox Noah Miller. Bell
Benz Jury, Girard Jos L Dale, PIKE
! Y Ritter. Phs , 0iHntf. Cleat1eld
Ball, Beccaria ~ 0 Reed, Lawrenoe,
Traverse Junoas, IN wsRk.
X N Pietse, 9fahsn llSsmnel Twin, Bleem n
|" vufnn, woodward pohuston Holden, Pike
Jssss piggins,l Robert Mehsney, Bell
II II McUhec, Bell lw A Reams. Decatur
mm n hess, " D h williams. fereason
nirhd fike, houtsdale Isaac 0oss, Decatur b 81
II Woodward. Huston lClark Crewsli. Marris
M J Owens, Lawrence q Hartman. Osceols
FRANK wrigty, chd ID 0earharf, Decatur
John mcuofd, Chest 10 II Wood. Goshen
= b'msrrsn, ossscla Alex Holden. Pike
J 0~crmoot. cev'gten lJohn Stage. q
J D Moore, Morris lJno ssmmoa,. c,ssrs.la
J hsitern, Jordan lrhos Young. lnrnsids IN
v y Henderson, Pte IJohn o Tyler Huston
4 Masnburn, bscearis NJ LAPorse, car'vills
Peter Piper, Penn IA Mc0he~L nu,r.,as I
bo"hch, ososola W. spstmsn, Lsw'nce
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01
ILLUSTRATORS SALE n
IA tI. OF VALUABLE
Real Estate, in Chest Twp.
Wiedmesdau. .Man Isfh. ISIS.


By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans court Of
olearheid county, and to me directed. there will
be exposed to public 'ale. on the premises, on
W'ednesday, My 18TH, ISIS,
AZ two o'clock, p. m,, tho following described real
estate, situate Ia Chest township, said county, to
wit; All that certain farm and woodland. late the
property Of Hugh Gallagher, decd, bounded on
the east by land owned, or lately owned by VIM.
II. Wagner, on tho north by lands Of Joseph
Shook, on the south by land Of Rainey, Wagner
and Others, and on the west by land Of VIM II
Wagner and Chest creek, containing
1872 ACRES AND rs PEROHES,
more or less, and knosn as the Simon Rorabaueh
farm, r~eserying and excepting from the above de-
serised premises about one half an acre. sold and
convey ed TO The Chest School district. About ono
hundred acres Of the land is cleared and under
cultivation, with a good bearing orchard, frame
house and log stable thereon. The unimproved
part Is iinbered with pine, hemlock and other
timber. The property is adyantageously situated
ald Is in a desirable aeighborhood
TERMS OF SALE. rre
One third cash at confirmation Of sale, the bal
anee In two equal annual payments with interest,
20 be secured by Judgment bond and mortgage on
the premises.
@. ". GALLAGHER,
Now Washington, ap247s-3t. Admir-.
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Road tax Of 5 mill levied for 1915.
We, the undersigned Auditors, certify that the
foregoing statement ofthe road funds Of Huston
township Is correct. rit4nt asa
A. II, R0sENKRANs,
y. y. HEWITT,
0. d. woop, CLERK. CHI. R0BAcKER, W Is
Penheld, April RATS st Auditors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

Jury LIsT.-Namos Of jurors drawn for
~ Nav Term, A.. D, 1873, 10 be held on The 80
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-01

By virtue Of an order Of the Orphans couit Of
olearaeid county, aud to me directed. there will
be exposed 70 public sale. on the ~premiEes. on
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A seashore residence. oranoe ,oroyo ona
a farm of 100 acres land. on Pascago,ta bau
within a half mile of Pascaponla' Miss aHyd
one and a half miles from The New 0rieans
and Mobile railroad. On The Mace tbere ara
in sugar cane, some sweet potatoes an ahrn t
mce OF cow peas for bay and seed n,annra
Tor use of farm, and plenty seasoned WOOD rv
fuel during the coming winter. Fine sbad,
ward. two story bouae of ten rooms vii 49,
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earriuue aud cart. with harness for botb 8 ,oil
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from the purchase price. Title prrf,hrt
ENOR SALE OR EXCHANGE for pasca.
u gUu!a property 31u acres of band lyi,y
within a half mile of the New Orl,una and
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