Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-07-03

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n y on,o, ""s 80
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DIR. LeMoyne, OF little Washington,
the famous cremationist, has given
80 a. Tanaosaaa
wv
In the vote TO expel Mrs. Tilton
from plymouth Church, nearly all the
hands raised small, white, and
s
"A stock train was wrecked in a
tunnel near Gr~eensburg, and about l9U
hogs and sheep were Killed. Twelve
cars were demolished.
"A Bismarck special announces the
discovery oil arlch goiu neiu IN Dear
saw Montana . great eXci'e'heht
pre'a''s at rort Denton
The King OF Belgium has offered
to defray the expenses of another trip
of discovery through Africa, and Stan
icy mas accepted the propos'tloh'
Tho countess Rosina de Mirahori
has fifteen of Victor Emmanuel's toe
nails polished and set as jewelry in
gold and diamonds, They are worn as
amulets.
The Rev. Newman Hall, OF Lon.
don, has received from his congregation
a testimonial of esteem in the shape Of
a pulpit of artistic construction, and
principally OF marble.
-Woshino,or has Tho orlv c~olleoa
for deaf mutes in the world. There
are at present forty-six students in the
institution. Thirteen different States
have representatives, the western pre-.
dominating.
Wanna nnd.od ,horsood
Jews. The leading banks, business
houses, newspapers, hotels and restau.
rants are controlled by them. The
prettiest women IN The city are said to
be Jewesscs.
r,;s oe,;mo,oa ,ho, oso n ,ood
pencils are daily consumed in this u
try. This is at the rate Of $4,000, 900
per year. If these cost, on an average,
five cents, the total cost would be So
900, 900 per year.
IT sohonoL con.. c,..a.
tendent of Cameron county, is being
tried on charges OF neglect of duty and
conduct unbecoming an officer and n
gentleman. before a commission in SEES
sion at Emporium.
pn,ler,s oross examination .,o
terrible. He keeps one eye on the
witness and the other on the report of
what be SAID the day before, and he
generally succeeds in making a man
feel as if he is lying.
Th.r.a.oia ,hi.oa,.naho.,-oo
LIsSL
represent a. permanent investment of
s13, 000, 900. Theannual production OF
carpets, with q good market, is in the
vicinity of 1000, 900.
nh mai, hn;,a;,uo ,ho con.,,
rne.mnsr -, rainmhnss no oo'y
,ro,,ed ~, s,o ON ,bo OH ~ Inno
The building contained 2GO pauper in.
mates, all of whom escaped. Loss $50.
600, fully covered by insurance.
N.Y. , ", tne iso p
S'0J o".dnTDN =, nssnic, mas ~
sueu le.,er 70 nis Pi'es.Si caii-
ont of the use of intoxicating LIQUORS at
picnics COTTON up for church purposes
us.. = p
III na'lona, oe ano OF hussla was
,noreassa ABOUT i'v,voo,OyV rouoles Dc :
W." iosn VI co nono1a 900 anu lno -'ln u
ny. oNer ronuies very
l00,000,000 roubles of exchequer bonds
were issued.
The largest black boss over cancb,
4, Tho Scbny1L;m nrobahIy was nri1ad
from Tho stream ~rcccntly bv Thomas
Francis Of po,tstown /, ,yos 9oI in
cbcs lone weiobcd Al nonnds He
oanah, aso,hor io ;aohas H. -
ing "a POUNDS
baltimore. a city of 100000 people.
is taxed 81, O00, 900 a wear, but she
owns a railroad and stocks and other
property that yields her owe $4,000.
600, which payes the interest on her
debt. Her rate of taxation this year
is So Osl on 500.
John Graham, jr., has resigned the
position OF Superintendent Of the Fox
burg, ST. Petersburg and Clarion Rail
road. b. b. Newton, a graduate OF
the Troy Polytechnic Institute, late
supervisor OF the roadway, has been
appointed to the position.
IN Tnosaav ni..h, :, La, n.ol
Mr.. Clark StllwelL a prominent citizen
OF paggett's Mills, Tioga county, dis
appeared from his home under circum.
stances leading to the belief that he
had destroyed his life, and since that
time no trace of him has been discov-
cred.
-Tho ,a,o W. q phinoio.do,,.
~o.,.,a ~ ,.S,;ma,.d 20 h sn",h "Lon,
sSo ooo n H. os,h uu.
largest real estate owners in New York
city. BY his will the vast property
VIII DC managed by executors Tor the
beneht OF his children, who may divide
1t as they see TT,
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