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The New York herald., 1878-09-21
ACCOMMODATION OK rnE EAST SIDE ROAD.

ACCOMMODATION OK THE EAST SIDE ROAD.
To rnE EproR rHE nERALD:-
Plcase call tho attention Of tho New York ElevateA
Railroad Company TO the nItby condition OF their
stairs on the corner OF Fiynin,h street and Third
avenue, whlcn constantly covered with dirt and
tobacco juce Moreover tho entrance Is besicged BY
most Of dirty bootbacks aud newsboys smoking vie
cigars, through whom passengers can scarcely iorss
their way. The HERALD has done good work In call.
log attention TO the shortcomings OF the east side
elevated railroad, ia which We hope II will per.
severe. There Ia fully as muca difference botwcen
their cars aud those OF the Metro poiitan road
there Is between the mon railroad cars and The
Paman palace cars, yet fare Is just the -
on the luxurivus west side cars We are told that
this Is bocsuse they are dcsgned for poorer clsss.
put why should not poor people get as much ivr
Ihcr money as rich obesf Let the dnorcnce IN price
correspond with tho differences in COS. and the puoW
Will complain. Again. why should not both lines
com ute like other railroads. and thus gtvo regular
passengers some advantages over transient oncst
Wal the comp an les tell what they to do In
The uiatterf WOVLDBE COAMuiERs p
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
DECATUR ALA, ALMOST DEPoPULArED.
BY TELEGRAPH 70 THE HERALD.

NASHVILLE Tenn, Sept. 20, 1873
George ID. Mentz agent for the Louisville ana Nash.
vile and Great soathern Railroad also Mayor OF De-
ca,ur sent the following message to superintendent
Codes At this place.
"Things look gloomy hero this morning No doubt
that yellow fever is here Business houses are all
closed and everybody Is leaving The sick
got no attention. Do not think trains should run
In here at night, nor mon allowed TO remain
here over night. i do not think, under tho
circumstances that can remain here and shall ar
range to leave to-day day ana night Waterman
should DC kept here TO protect the company's prep
er,y. Ny force has all gone but myself II would be
A.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
GOSSIP FROM FOREIGN STUDIOS.

Ribora, the talented spanish artist. Is very popular
IN England where his little eanvases comm md large
prices He Is now painting Ia Rome chiefly Tor
Gouph Co., ofParis. from whom he receives 81. 200
per month.
J. u Nbers worked very hard on his "A2otheosis
oil rhorB In the late salon, which the French critics
roandy abused Its chief fault lies coloring,
Ia which startling ana crude reds have large place
Looking at IT Simply as a design II has many good
aud oven grandiose qualities. He - sus aged
picture called Tho Music Lesson" the scholars
and instructor being priests
Godobsxi, tho Polish sculptor In Paris, has lately
modelica lie size medallion portrait head OF Mno
Modjcska, which is now being cut Ia Italy.
Caoanei 10 AZ work on painting Of Danteis
sBeatrice.'
The New York herald., 1878-09-21

GREENvILLE IN NEED OF IMMEDIATE HELP.
GREESvILLE, Mss. Sept 20, 1878.
Total cases, $50; total deaths. 1913. Deaths IN the
last twsnty-four hours 1S. We are cut OF en-
rey from the world, as the telegraph office In vcks
burg cannot take business, there being only one
operator there We are out OF medicine and ice and
have not been able to get message through for
nine days. We could have obtained relief but Tor
this
The New York herald., 1878-09-21

NEW YoRK's AID FOR THE SUFFERERS.
At the HERALD office yesterday the following contr-
buttons received in aid OF the sufferers by yellow
fever at the South.-
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
sRSHoR cARvALTo.

Senior Carsalto. the Portuguese Consul General at
Shanghai China, died In thas city carly In tho month
OF August
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
REPORT OF ATLANTA (aA.) PHYSICIANS con-
ofRsISa THE EPIDEMIC AT CHATTANOOGA.

[BY 1ELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
ATLANTA, Ca, Sept 90 1873
Doctors Alloy, Knott and Lee, the committee OF the
Atlanta Medical Society, who visited Cbatta-
nooga yesterday TO investigate tho yellow
fever panic, report that several native
cases OF well defnsd yellow lever exist
there, i've OF the patients having died. Tho eom-
miteo decides that the so-calod heavy maarai fever
existing there for some weeks rs yellow lever The
soonsss Of the nights and the laeess Of the season.
however, give them hope that the epidemic Will not bs
very serious In Chattanooga. Very many people havo
and Atlantic Railroad Company arranged
to have their engineers Kept out OF tho
city. Chattanooga Is 100 feet above the level
of the sea- and this Is the highest point yet reached
by the lever The present epidemic has run out OF
all bearings The committee Will publisn a report
In substance as above and say that local ysi
tians who met them IN session last night agreed
unanimously with their report.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21

THE YEUsENs IN RICHMOND GETTING BETTER.
[BY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD
RICHMOND, Sept. 20, 1875
DR.. A. r. Koinsr, the attending physician. reports
tonight that Now Orleans family OF refugees are
improving. Karl Yeusen's condition is that OF con-
vaescsnce his wife much Improved and his daughter
Is also convalescipg with the favorable climatic
fuences and with tho careful treatment they
ceiving. II is moro than probable that all Of them
and even the woman (who Is pregnant and conses
quently q critical condition) will recover
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
Grenada Sentinel made It's appearance to-day. Up to
date PA whites and hfty seven negroes have died.

date PA whites and hfty- seven negroes have died.
NO ABATEMENT IN THE FEVER AT vICKsBuRG.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE HERALD.
vIcKsBURG, Miss, Sept. 20. 1878.
There were IL deaths IRON yellow lever mere today
10 white and coiored. as follows
7. W. Goodrich. =. c. Lewis.
William j. schuler Charles Sutherland
Mrs. ReideL Jonn brsoIord
Mre. Clara Wadswortn. d. watson.
Mass Annie McCabe. William Coleman.
William A Falrchild. Annie Mc(iinnis
There is no abatement In the number OF new cases.
IL has been raining since late in the afternoon.
DEATH CARRYING OFF THE NoBLEsT WORKERS
AT HOLLY sPRINes-THE FEVER RECORD OF
YESTERDAY.
HOLLY SPRINGS Miss, Sept 20, 1878.
Colonel H. W. Walter fell at his post His place
was hard fill, but the committee called upon
Colonel Kinlock Falconer, Secretary OF State, who
was nursing his brother, and he responded
81 am at your service" His duty he faithfully and
thoroughly performed until the dreaded monster fell
upon him, and he borne to his homo by his
physicians
Tho death list since last report is foliows:-
Mrs. W. s. .Featherstone. William Collins.
Mrs. Foreman. r. Lees (chdl
Mss Mary stewart 3 knaP
J. H. Stone M. Geary.
Joseph wcpbc-. Colonel II. W. Walter
Thomas Knoble Two others; names not
MRS. Thompson. known.
The new cases ars:-
Eugene Leidy. Jr. Callie Sykes.
Mrs. D. J. OLIVER. Leidy, Sr.
Lizzie Liuch. Cotton +. Bsauregard
NJ. Davis. w. Stein
Obrey Lee. +. Larouch
Adeline smith. John Larouch.
J. Rather Charles John ralbo.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
PENSACOLA FREE FROM YELLOW JACK.

ENcAVUiAi TUT bSPss ~Vt IoTos
The rumor prevailing that vessels cannot enter the
port Pensacola until frost This regu.
lation applies only to from infected psrts The
health OF Pensacola Is excellent.
The New York herald., 1878-09-21
GRENADA WELL ENOUGH TO DO WITHOUT
DOCTORS.

(Br rELEoRApH TO TUE HERALp.1
GRENADA, Misa, sept 20, 1875
Thcro has been no deaths IRON yellow fever hero
To- day and only two now All the doctors have
LEFT except Henry Stone, Of Natchex A cory Of me
The New York herald., 1878-09-21

reported date is IT. .O23 The total OF deaths
up to this evening is 1858
YEsTERDAYs DEAD
The number Of deaths for the past twenty-four
hours is sixty nine increase OF fourteen since yes
tsrday. The fever seems to be decreasing. but q
greater fatality occurs tho casos, which are more
frequent now tho higher classes Of population
r..i IN daod foll
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09
Rlorous PROCEEDINGS At lurHIassuHo,

On Christmas, about noon there could bs seen
ladies and gentlemen approaching the Lutheran
parsonage, At Luthsrsbufg. from different direc
ito =. carrying baskets The party entered tho
parsonage uncercpepiousy, took charge Of the
caoking-stovo. and, Of thr house In generil Tn,
parson and his family were made prisoners in
bcir own house. and subject TO the leaders Of the
gang. consequently there vas nothing cft US but
10 submit quietly. Mn. Leah Goodlnnder and
Mrs. Walls we're the ringleaders &C lhese illegal
proceedings.
Our readers can imagine how hard Il was for a
preacher to submit TO such proceedings right In
bis own house, In a civilzcd community, aud ug
der President Hays "Ciyil Service Reform mcis d.
ur.sr But 80 II was With Us, aud we tried to be
as meek as possible under tho circumstances and
awaited tue result.
After disposing OF an unaccountabie amount Of
roast turkey, chicken, cakes. pins ETC. aia the
party was very briefly addressed by the victim OF
the unauthorized proce lure. to which Squire
ban. GoOdandef did not respond, being too ull
tor utterance and unable 10 riss above the pile Of
turkey bones on his plate
After thu, all tho members Of our family were
conf ellsd to receive some article or other Of wear
Ing apparel, the most motto. able ardele being q
hne black eloih coat for the preachers wife,
secured through the m m.ehinations Of Mrs. ]. II
Edinger also, a small purse VI money for tho
wife, gotten some howb Mrs Walls. And worse
yet 10 the afternoon Grandfather Good
came carry ing large whip, accompanied BY y
small party, 90 you seo all thai was wanting was
the whiplii post but 70 you ali know he Is a
harm ess innocent mao, aui We escaped the dog
ging
Finally, these r,yelers left us, and we found
oprseiyes free once more, with provisions enough
10 last resk or more. together With some live
turkeys and chickens.
MOI Wishing to get out warrant 10 have ar
iests made, we baye concluded 10 let Them g. for
this time, aud now take this say Of publicly Ca
pressing our thanks II them for spahug Va and
our property, snd, IN this way, fbCap Goals Of ie
on their heads Thank you, kind friends, tor
his token OF respect. PAR,os
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5lisa.


In Girard township, on Thnrsdary, December
2lth, 1877, Levi wetzrl, aged 81 years.
10 Glen Hope, on Friday, December elsi. 1917,
Auuie Baer, wife Of Joseph Baer, aged 6s years,
3 mouths and 8 days,
Al Defiance, Ohio, on Saturday, December 22d,
1871, samuel Woolhsaler, formerly II citizen OF
Buggs township, this county, aged about 90 years.
tBlalr county aud Altoona papers pleas coPyl
Tho deceased leaves q wife and six children to
noun Bis death.
In Bell township, on Moulay, December 2ith,
1877, ot consumption, Mics Lydia Snyder, aged
80 years, months and y days
In Decatur township. on Thursday. December
2ih, 1917, Of diphtheria, Emma, daughter Of
samuel 5. and Susan kephart, aged yoars, II
months aud " days.
In Penn township, on Thursday, December 25th
1871, Mary Rebecca, daughter Of Henry r. and
Sarah A. icager aged . years months and q
days.
At the residence Of her son, J NJ. Rishel, 10
Nebraska, December -, 1871, Mrs Sarah Rishe,
formerly a resident VI brady township, Ciearfeld
county, Pa egtd 50 year,, 10 months and 7 days
In New Washington. on Wednesday, January
2I, 1873, Emma / [, daughter Of Rev. W. H. aud
". ]. Norcioss aged ~ days.
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Nlarried.

a, ,s.. NJ
=, Vn "eunetuny, Veeeuloe. ~, i9'' oy w%m. %
~. p'eon,, h.q" mr oso,ss rn9', J'p Anu mss
may o. "''''' u" VI i'"' '''""'P'
AZ New mash'ng.on, VA 'h', Sou"y, on lnursu.y
pepc,nucI 4u'", i9'n y n' pn'ay, "I;
=. FRANK COMFY anu "'ss h"'"" hi''"' p''n Vi
Vhs'' 'o""'n'P'
At the Ward House. Tyrone, Pa, on Thursday,
Dee,meer 1uin' Is' uy ne, =, c.a.S ~ iVSuui, . %.
y. w. henala', oi iiSu'4as, Iisaaasa ..,l vOuhy'
ia' ""u suns '""ss'' '"'"'''
, Az me re,,aenee o. ,ne S''as ia.ns' ~; ~ ". =
peusun' w. H. n.nn. o,vna.u, p,h ts-y ~ A..
.nn Thos p Mee,veyn' ~ cornins'
Ark, formerly Of this county, and Miss Ada b..
Benson.
A,cuw.o.,llo m sunday. Dec 2sd 1877 nv
Rev. Ucorso Leidy, MI. Joshua Plahariy and
Miss Fannie Thorn, both Of uleaHcld, Pa
A, ,ho ,..ii.no. Of Tho b,,lss narent. nm
49, na.a,hs, e4,h lsy- by nv n
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nEcIsrrsn,s NOTICE.

Il LNiS llsNfN NOttIL.
IL Notice is hereby given that the following ac-
counts have been examined and passed by me. and
remain filed Of record in this office for the in
specton Of heirs lcgaiocs, creditors and all others
interested, and will be presented to the next Or
phaus Court Of Clearfcd county, to be held at the
Court House, in the borough Of Clonrfcld COM
mcncinR on the ID Monday (boing the tn day)
Of January, A. d. 1878;
Account Of Chfistiana 0glcn, Executor of the
estate Of George Ogden, late Of BRADY township,
Cloafdeld county, Pa, deed.
Final account Of Simon Thompson Adm'r Of the
estate OF Robi Thompson, late Of Lawrence
twp, clcar6old county, Pa, deed.
Final account Of ". u. J. Marlin. Adm'f Of the
estate Of Robt; proit late of,ho county Of Clear
field, Pa, deed.
Account of /. NJ farwell, Admir- Of the estate Of
PAMELA Farwcll, late Of Pike twp, clearheld
county, Pa, decd.
Final account Of Hubert Loigoy, Trustee Of the
estate Of Frances Liegoy,latc Of coyngton twp
Clearheld county, Pa. decd.
Final account Of James Hegarty, Executor Of tho
estate OF Robt D. llcgarty, late ol Gulich twp,
Clcardeld county, Pa, deed.
Final account Of John j. Picard, Guardian Of
Amelia Gormont and Mary Gormont, minor
children OF Francis l.. Gormont, late Of Coving
ton twp, Cleaffeli Co, Pa, deo'd.
yer, Executors Of the estate Of Geo. A. Weaver
late Of Brady township, Clearhcld county, Pa.
deed.
Account Of Charles Helper Bridget Rafferty,
Administrators Of the estate OF John b. Rafferty,
decd, who was the Administrator, Of the estat,
Of Frances X. Rafferty,, late Of Penn township
Clearhcld county, Pa, deed.
Account Of Price A. Rowles Nalhin Il Peoples
Administrators Of the estate Of Abraham n
Peoples, late Lawrence township. cearaelC
county, Pa, deed.
Final account Of John S. McKiernao, Adm'f o
tho estate Of Iohn Mcrasish, laie Of Gnlicl
twp. Clcerled Co., Pa, dcc'd
fipal tccount Of Rebecci Dale, Adm'x of WIN
Dale, late Of Lawrence twp, cleaffeld eouniy
Pa, decd.
fiual hccounto Of s. y. Wilson, Administrator o
the estate Of Esther Luiier, late " Bradlorl
twp, clsarhcli Co Pa, decd.
L. J MORGAN,
De-. late Register A Recorder.
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CLEARFlELD, PA
Ig-"Nsstaa. IAN 2, is's
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Church--key. J. 5.
McMuRnAr, Pastor.--servicss every Sabbath
At l01 A NJ, and n p. NJ,
Sabbath School at y A. NJ.
Praye, Meeting every Thursday, at n ?. NJ.
Conn union Service. first Sabbath OF every
month, at l04 A. NJ.
West Cleariield NJ. u. Chureh.--Revs
wtLLIAn II. DnL and W. 5. WlLsos, Pastors
Preaching every alternate Sunday, st o'clock
.P. M.-supday School at "a, Y. M'-Al are in
yited to attend.
Presby terian Church--Rev. II. $. Butler.
Sabbath services morning and eyening-sao-
bath School at 5 ?. M.-Prayer Meeting Wednes-
day evening
ST Francis, Church--Catholic--Rey. p.
]. misunderstanding at lOi o'clock, A. M, on
the first, third and fourth Sundays OF each month
Vespers and BenedicIion OF the Blessed Sacrament
at O'Clock, P. M.--sunday School every Sunday
afternoon at 8 o'clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09

A GRAND SuccEss. were highly
pleased oa the occasion Of the late ssssiob
u the Teachen' Institute. The conduct Of
all wa comnsndsbIe. except those lecturers
who bad to give a political twsng 10 portion Of
,heir slseebes THIS, wesss.. pni pablis
iec.ur,s fall heif to and !, seems that thsy. bhe
ehiidien. " cant help Il" although every agfes
sion Of the Mind Lsiois a promiseuous audience
10 q public inssi. and 1t 10 strange that an indi-
vidsal who has the talent to obtais pfomincnt
position Of tho Aud Indicated does not see Il In
that light The msnsgensut Of the Ias,itu,s
". good, aud Mr.. Grseofy may we'll feel proud Of
the turnout and discipline of the teachers ef this
county. The presrsnns wss sreeu,sd 30 ths,
essy useh,r. and Ieetarer, sssmsd to hoe-
shsu be or h,f torn esus. md ,hsa ps'formsd
sheyert assigned then In an srPsditieus Hsnnsr.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TIVE OF HOLDING QUARTER SESSIONS COURT
Second Monday OF January.
Third Monday Of March.
Fua Monday ef June.
Fourth Monday Of September.
TINE OF HOLDING copnos PLEAS.
Rirs, Monday Of June.
Second Monday Of November.
PUBLIC oFEioEns
Prs.idemi Jpdge-Ilop. Charles A Mayer, OF
Lock Haven.
A.sistaHi Iap Judge-Ilon. John II. orvis, Of
Bellefuntc.
A.sociois Judgss-Abram Ogden, Clearteld
Vincent q llot. Clearleld.
Proihoaoiary-- Bloom.
Register aud Recorder-L J. Morgan.
Distriei AttorHsy--wm. NJ. Mccullough.
Treasursr-David McGaughey.
Sbsrif--Andrew PentI, Jr.
Deputy ShOif-Christ j. keaggy, Clearhold
County Swrsyor--samuel Z. MeCloskey' our-
Nenssille
Co,,nfy Coumissioners-Clark Brown. Clear
field Thomas A. McGee, Chest p. o.. Harris
Hoover. Clcarfeld
Co,,n,v AHdifor.-william V. Wright, Clear
field; Samuel A Caldwell, Willamsgrove John
Z. Conner burnside.
County Co,onsr-J B. NeH, New Washington
.Jurv ComHissioners---Dr james Burchheld
Cleurhed. Joseph Alexander. Maden.
Superintendent of Public Schools-John A
Gregory, Curwepsville.
SeoIsrof Beiqhp & Nsusu,es--JesseW Carlile,
office at Troutylle. Pa.
Yotarie, PubRo-John ". wrigley, VIM Rs-
.debaugh, Cyrus Gordon, Clearhcldi Joseph H.
Irwin, N. Y. Arnold, CurWensvilei J, j. Lingle,
,Oseeoia Mills J. A. Livingstone, Dubois city
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09

House. BURNED. Tho Phlipsburg
Journal Of tho 9th inst, saysi "About O'Clock
last Saturday afternoon, fire broke out 10 the
large iwo-story tenant house, belonging to J. r.
Steiner, Esq, near his saw mill, mile south Of
this place, on the Ceardeld side Of the creek.
The fire was first discovered in the roof of the
building, and spreading rapidly, coull not bo
checked by the hand bucket. The power pump
was put to work on the saw mill. bat on account
Of not having sufficient engh Of hose to reach the
Gre, was not available By this time the hand
suction from town was brought to the scene Of
action, but here a new difficulty was experienced,
the waat Of practice aud knowledge in working
the apparatus, aud inenialeucy iu the Organization
wtro sufficient causes for a failure in their first
attempt to put stream on the Gre. This ceriainly
was very mortifying, and 1t Ia to be hoped good
lesson may be learned from Il. The building
consequently bnrnel to the ground. bat tue ad-
joining building, small Office, was saved. Mr..
christ Wolf = family, the occupants Of the house
had made good Gre in onu OF ,he stoves ia the
second story. and closing up the house about one
O'Clock, started for Port Matilda, expecting to re-
turn about nine in the evenings aud during their
absence, the fire broke cut as above stated The
family returned to 1ud themselves homeless, but
their iurnitu,c.all saved Loss % building esii-
mated al s2,5oO, and insured Tor 1900.
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air. h. Newton Suaw, Of this place,
met with qui a 'yere accident, on wedae'day
Of Last week, by which bis coIlar-bonc was frae =
Aursd. lie and III. Goollellow we're about start
ing for Lutbershurg in buggy, sni as Newt. was
getting into tn buggy, the hore' gave lden
start, throwing ioss gentlemen backward over
the seai to the round. Mr.. 0oOdfellow escaped
ritbou, injury, while Mr. SHAW ~ns not quite 50
ifortui ME
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09

Fam AND FEsTlvAL.-The ladies OF
the Presbyterian congregation have agfeed to
held an Apron Fair and Festival, in the room
formerly occupied by Mr.. WIN. Reed, As store
room, in Pes Opera House, clearfeld. on TUES
DAY and WEDNESDAY,, January 18th and 18th,
1878, 10 open ct O'Clock zach afternoon ana
continue throughout the evening.
Not only apron', bat everything they can pro-
cure Of suitable nature for Fair, to be sold
during the afternoon and evening, will bs'nc-
ccpted by the Committee from any and all who
will contribute and wish them success.
Reireshiassis suitable to cheer the heart and
make glad the hups's will be served by the
ladies on that occasion.
All Who feel Interested in the success Of this
enterprise are earnestly invited 10 a'sist either
BY contributing articles for s-le, or furnishing
pro,isi for reffeshmeuts--or both " they can.
Br, nd, butter. cream, cold meats, eoase, sugar.
pies, cakes, sweet meats, &e., 4c will all be very
acceptable. Proceeds to be applied To Church
purposes By order Of the Committee.
Mns, ". W. BErls, Cbair'n.
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n Gentle Hint.

In our style Of climate, with iis sudden
changes Of temperature. rain, wind and SON
shine often intermingled in a single day,-ii Is
no wonder that our children, friends and rela
tives are 20 frequeaily taken from us by neglect
cd eolds, hall the deaths resulting directly from
this cause. A bottle Of Boschee's German syrup
Kept about your hone ior immediate use VII
prevent serious sickness. a large doctors bill,
aud perhaps death, by the use Of three or -four
Of the Throat or Lungs, it, success Is slmpl ,
wonderful, as your druggist will tell you. aer
man syrup 10 now sold 70 every town and village
on this continent. Sample bottles for tfial ~
cents. Regular hse. 7o cents Por sale by q
u. Watson, Clearheid, Pa.
Nay 31. lsJ7.eOw-iy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09

The exercises OF the Week OF Prayer
commenced IN Clarified with communion services
IN the Presbyterian Church las, Sabbath. The
services we're held in the Presbyterian Church
every evening te,, wsek so far, and will shange
this "Wednesday evsu'sg to the NJ. f. Church,
where they will be held during ,ss b,l,nce Of the
week. On Sunday next, eAcb congregation will
worshp in heir own 70 .prclive Churches as usual.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-09

A New Version OF AN OLD SToRY.--
Ben. Franklin gave the people of his day recipe
for obtaining health, wealth and wisdom. The
present generation is not supposed to be in want
Of wisdom, and would prefer happiness combined
with health and wealth. The modern way to Oh.
tain all these is told in the advertisement Of Bar
rick, Roller Co, headed "lleath aud Happi-
mars" in this paper. We cordially recommend
our readers to the careful consideration Of their
advice. dec26'2t
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APPOINTMENTS ron lS7S.-Tbe Conn.
~ Commissioners have selected the following
officers for the current year, win;
Counsel-s. T. Brockbank.
clerk-John W. Howe.
Mercantile App aiser-Johu L. Cutie.
Prison Ph, sician--Dr. J. P. Burchded.
Janitor for Court Ilouse-Hary HemphiIl.
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All persons interested will take no.
lice hat the regular meeting night Of the Clear
teld Temperance Union has been changed by
the Executive Committee from Friday to Monday
evening. The neat meeting will be held 10 the
Court House, on Monday evening, January l4ih,
shin :. t. Rraekhank, Esq-, Is expected 10 ad-
D., dfess the assembly
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y,ow WINS, Cure fhG9 Comrh.

yourself Il has established the fact that Con-
sumption can 10 cured, while for Coughs, Bron,
ehitis, whooplng Cough, Asthma, aud all diieases
Of Throat aud Lungs, II is absolutely without an
equal. Two doses will relieve your child Of Group
Ii Is pleasant to take aud perfectly harmless 10
the youngest child and no mother can afford to
be without II. You can use two.ihrds Of bottle
and II what We say Is not true We refund the price
paid. Price 10 cents, so cents and 81 per bottle
II your lungs are sore, or chest back lame, use
shiohs Porous Plaster. For sale by all drug
gists Of Cleardeld.