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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-09-19

RE- SCHOOLGIRLS, SCHOOL-BAGS;
BOOK STRAPS. LUNCH-BASKETS, NOTE.pA-
PER. ENVELOPES, MUCIh!.GE, PENS. PEN.
CHS. aud INK: NOTE-P!irEH and ESVEL-
OPES. III boxes. nj Q. Is, 90. %, 80, 40, "ni
soc. Il buyat [>e1sI LEVY BROTHERS..
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They are offering special Inducements in BLACK
and tULORED SILKS:
Hich GUINTTT'S SILK ut Sl.25;
Rich Gt-ISETTS SILK III 60. Il value OF which
/, fuiiy 81 81;
rich GUlNETI'S SILK (=aiin linish) 1T 500
worth $2.7j;
BONNET'S SILKS from 81 20 to $3.50, fully fifty
per cent. under value;
COLoRED Sl!.!:S FROM D.. to :1.75 per yard.
ISc7j
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r!CHMOND FEMALE SEMINARY,
IL SOB EAST MAl% STREET.

=
| Tb. s;v,b session br-juS SEPTEMBER 20. 1878.
join II. POWELL. Latin, Mathematics. HH''F3s
Sciences, lli-hcr f.u-'i II.
Mrs. Il .G. PEIrON. lni"fmc' Elt" D"lm!ill'!i.
Mrs. j. t.. GtEEETT. PRIMARY ijcntr meat.
MI!rnoi,t He I.ATAEn. F:rGcn aIa GtflHHn.
Misses HOLT and LAIRD, Drawing AND fLihtinE.
Mrs ~ EwELL. hiTS. ROBINSON. amt MISS
| COCEE. EuclI III SIC.
Professors nEI%iiA2nT, i'ETiCOLAS. and lliHE'
| IN traHcuial Muse.
We nave lr'lt fortunate III >crH'1l" i' N'Ft's'7
Of MIcllrl>uil" latal" :rIirh II anu III w
| Ncnc"d teacher Of trc;ic!. WI" aisJ "'!iV" @"'
! speaks German l'r"nitN: 49,, w :; -.
Terms pc: Sr,>',, - ,:," ~, ,. r,unrE =
80 ,,,'.r,,I =
i'io! - 49,. ,..;;.,., ,,,.,,i,r tur l;.tts
'''' Wa, =, H., T,.,ti.ii . S3G1 Nn
a..! 'H!'ioi' ~ '.'''', -u =,
i"i'. "h ~ ,;, ~ !, . ,I.,,, GO rD
- ,';,i.., T., tr.t,,,r.. I,..,,. ,Ir.,t 80 90
49,, ......,........ 20 90
.:,'','.L observation-disclosures. 81 al
:. ,,,, 49, ''''' ..... - 90
~ rhn,,,'.. ............ 10 80
n.,;",,.r md i',inilI,. at Professors
r,,'r,,,..
/ c'''-c,. .. ,,nro fer ,y.. 49, more and ii,.
y ',' t. ana munster. 81 Mi frno.ii-
,'t':.','"'S VI '' ave- ~
na.;"h'. ., ,.,,, ,t,.,,..,,,.,,, ,,,,,I,. =,
F"r 't'i'. w S'''"T '''' ''''
''' ! ~ POWELL PRINCIPAL.
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AL THE H4 l.IS X THE
PUBLIC iND PRIVATE SCHOOLS.
TOGETHER W!r1
STiiOri..i:U"N :! rpL!FS.
.,:c.l ~ brn~l!t ~ li.l. W. IItl.~ Ht ~
Li.~~ States. ~!.tTE-rI.rhNGi:~ T. NEE'i~t-
HUplt~. CEtlrH>. ~ .ctH BE- h"H2h' al ~ At itH
,uTN luwr-i !rirt~.
WEE-Ti:t;'> D!cg:oNAET and HAETEY'S
GNAMMhE rN"h1mfcd.
Mfny eErDND-nhHD BOOKS II ah"n. h't
i.atcu,s. teachers. aud pun> are invited r. give
u,acal!. iuSi All i:NLtND < CO..
- i4-lw ';,o&-sli,r.. 9i3 WAN slIrrt.
DiGNMDND SCNOOL.BCOk DEPOT.
ELiY>ON i Yh>rET.
BOCN%raLEE.. A&D ~rAriO%EE>.
lIl2 NAiH STREET.
thr"r door, n",N" Ni.Vat"l, "i',c',
n&vc ali III" hooks us"'i In "'r" pubic "n" riI+'e
schools.
ul0 BOOKS TAKEN ~ EXCHANGE.
OH "ou!,.~ of NTH~T!n'' bi'TfU%Ahih~ani
fi.E.E.i''~ GnhHMAEs~ iIhru IN 'Nr1E." g.,
ni. ry bon- ~ hr II,,d I. cs.i"It "fI'c. .i-r' "t
upJa by Tie Superintendent ~ schools
F!NE-CEEr "uuN->IRhp.
sec our nrw tiyc-ccui BOON ~THAr--@s .'"i -
any tcll-truj strap In III" cog.
uEE-tEET SLATE" LtiNtH.
our onc-c"a' s!.Nrf.' FhNE!: l. r!'a!', l,n
,pni,@o. ana always rra,iy Tor n. -iiiI- Y
on !iui.:ytl:>. '-Ctiuul.-iiA"~. AMI s'"T' ti"-'
ilsc III o,:. puddle d pr:rac schsoI. -" b" |' NJ
HE very lowest rate ~
iilZ Mana atr'"i.
scl3-lw three doors a3n." Ni#,'''"' '''a'".
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We commend the facts stated IL The 1oi-
lowing article 10 everybody VINO talHSaoout
how much currency per capita they have in
Germany
s,ts,rcssis,- Condition CT s,R5oa' and
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',ra. III, ,,t n,s,,.tch /

independent Candidates In the South.
The Necessity OF Sustaining the
Democratic 0rgnniznfiOn-.-Thc he.
cord or the virsiiiie Democratic Con-
gressynen or the Financial cues.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06
Allegheny Valley Railroad.


ON and after Monday. Dec. 10th, 1871
~ the passenger trains will run daily (ercep
undayl between Red Bank and Drinwood, a
follows
tAsTN ARD.--Day Mail leaves Pittsburl
$40 a. D.; Red Bank ll;5a Sligo Junction 1908
New Bethlehem iOT p. m Msysville ii26
Troy lisa BruokviI 9 2.oa Puller's 1855 Rsy
noldsviile 2:52 Dubois S.33; Summit Tune
siin penheld 1905 weedviile s;i7; Bene,stt
l;b9 arrives a. Driftwood at 5:55.
wEsTwARD.--Day Mailieaves DrinwoO,
1915 p. NJ; BeneIstte i.0gi weedviIie lao
penheld las summit Tunnel 2;o1 Dubois $50
heyuoldsville 2;52. fuller's 2;b7; Brookville 1888
Troy s:ini Maysville AIS New Bethlehem 4;2s
Sligo Junction 5;l0i Red Bank 5;27 arrives q
p~iitsburg at $40 y. m.
re The ksynoldsyille accommodation leavel
hey noldsville daily 1t 1850 a. m; and arrives o.
Red Bank at Hoe a IN. pittsburgh Al 2izb y. IN
Leaves Pittsburgh al $3.50 p. m Red Bank a
300 p. mi arriving At Rsy noIdsviile At s;os y. n.
Close connections made with trains On p. a Z
Railroad At brit xood, and with trains on III,
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID MoCARG0, Genl sup't.
A A. Jackson, Supt l.. @. Div.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

DEATH IN THE MINEs.-About noon
on Tuesday Of last week, says tho Philipsburg
Joarnoi, as samuel Gunler, with his son wi lie,
a lad OF fourteen, were at work In Campbell Broth
er. a Campbel's Glenwood Mines, rear Philips
burg, 10 the act Of undermining a " pillar" aud
having almost completed II, when The son bear.
ing the cracking Of The coal, warned hie father
Of the danger, Tut The epai gave away too quickly
and he was caught, crushing the top Of bus head
and left side very severely aud causing instant
death. Although well ad,aueed in ears, be was
careful IN lbe r%os,euii ion Of his dangerous ayoea.
tion, aud SGT wih o neurai experience Of niiy
six years III the coal pts Of this aud the old
coun ry, he had never met with a serious accident
until this the cause Of bic dcuih. Mr.. Gunlel
was bora In Wales, April II, 1912, aud conse-
quenily was aimoii NJ the close Of his Goth year.
At the age of " be- eomm,need bis liie's WORK as
a miner, aud at 20 be camc 10 this county to
prosecute his occupation, and for thiriylhrce
years hns been steadily at work with hut short
intervals. lie united With the Wtish Presbyterian
church and Vas a consistent member Of the same
Tor many ycars, but on coming to philipsburs be
uor,hiwed with the Prsb, i,rians therr, having
cen admitted to membership last Spring. Al.
though having enjoyed q very limited education
be was uo,ea iVr bis upright drpuitmeul, aud
honesty oi psrppsv and actions. lie leaves a wif
aud ,sysra' children TO mourn bis sad fate.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rev. u
McMuRRAY. Pa.tor.--Servicas every Sabbath
1t iO1 A NJ, and "a p. NJ.
Sabbath School at y A. NJ.
Pray Meeting every Thursday. at "a =. M.
Conn inion Service fret Sabbath Of every
month, At l0i A. NJ.
West CI-ariieId NJ. u. Church, evs
WILLIAM II. bun and W. :. Wilson. Pastors
Preaching every alternate Sunday. at s o'clock,
p. M.-Sunday School at ~, =. NJ AN ARE In.
yited to attend.
Presby teriah C~hurch--Rev. II. S. BurLER.
Sabbath services morning and eyening-sab-
bath school at 3 =. M.-Prayer Meeting Wednes-
lay evening.
~. francis Church--C athoiic--Rev. P.
]. SHgRiDAS.-Preaching At 10Y o'clock, A. M, on
the hrst. third aud fourth sundays OF each month
Vespers aud Ben edicIiun OF the Blessed sacrament
At 7 o'clock, p. M.-sunday School every sunday
afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

"OUR Bio lNpUsTRY."-Thc Altoona
InbsHe ss,si "During the year ending Deeem-
Der 81, ISL. there were luilt at the shops Ia
Altoona uipe new suginss Of ciass n. spd thir.
teen OF GUS G.. Iav's .sss :sp,ir-d "f al
GLASSES In The erecting chop during the sane time
two hundred and t~en,y.iour Engines. of the
locomotives damaged n, P~istsburg about IN,
have ,ees repaired here, while aLou, a dos,n have
been repaired at Remove and ilarrisbufg. Some
Ongires were 90 badly sreeked in the r%iusburx
ooherFrstiOn 10 10 be practically worthI,s,, and
were sent to the 'enP pie. A locomotive esu bs
euili At the Altoona snoPs 10 a very sbori tilss.
a large Mode was constructed In ior,y-as-
hours, md 1t is thought that one coo bs erected
10 a day aud ten hour,. The tine occupied 10
taking tho wheels IRON under the superstruc,urc
Of al engine IL just four aud one.hsli minutes.
and 10 transfer them from eno trask 70 Smother 10
'be erecting ,hops, one minute. The sbsvs show
our gree, Industry ia a 'hnsIe department. 10
asy ono Of them. wb,n Il comes to DO a job ii
work, u can 10 neeowp ishsd With ppsrslopied
and most a,f,nishlns sspidty.'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

PgririoSs.-For a public road leading from
Hou,rials road, near land Of MsKee's heirs, Ia
puseyyiIlc saa Ss~ MiIlpart roai. Al nr near
land Of WIN. Twins heirs, ia Koos twp View
ers, S v. Mccloskey, n. Callweli. s. Snyder.
For a public road FROM near Patrick Daley
coal bank, 10 Penn town 'hip, to the pubic read
near Frank McBrides. in Bloom twp Viewers
T W Moore, WIN. Bard, D. Moore.
For a public road from Jacob wise's barn 4
Troy's bridge, on Moshanron creek. 10 Morris tp
Viewers, W. d. Bigler, John Hoover, James l.
Stewart.
For public road from point at or near Jefferson
county line on road from Luthersburg and Punk
.uinwney, 10 Daniel Rishel's saw mill, to inter
sect road from IL. l.. Viewers TO j. fer on county
line, near sail line 10 Brady twp Viewers, Dan
isl Rishel, David Reams, II. &. Ginter.
To yaeate road from susqu ebsnna river at OF
near Clinton rhcmpson's, In Greenwood twp, u
c. and A. Dougherty's, in Bell twp Viewers
Jas. Mitchell. b. W. Moore, John b. Lytlc, sr.
To review, yacato aud supply parts Of Pabi'
road from jacob Pennington. in Chest tsp Il
road at or near A. L nura'J 10 NewDars vies.
ers. s. Z. MeCloskey III Crimson, q. s'ToIs s.
To view, ,seale aud supply road iiom ils Nit
Run school house to the house of saiaael Lueofe
10 Huston twp. Viewers, Bird, 1. I. Hoyt
John ksdcbaeh, ST..
10 yies, yasats and supply road rom Joseph
HurOn's place, N IiustOn tsp, to B'aJy ant
Huston towuship line near snslsf station NiS~
ere. l.. bird. ). brown, Jr, n. sVoiwara
To review roas lion CleArneld road to railroad
depot near PendelI. yievsrs, l.. bird, TO llOyt
John kaicbavh, Or.
CONFUSED Npl.-A ROAD leading fun Utah
vile, in De,ear,a township, 10 point ou the p'aaS
rOAd near uulieh townshp nns
A puDlie road la Bloom twp, rom The fe'iishe'
Of Wan Line. to lurnpise near A. ;. iioiien's.
A pubic rvsd from a point iu kitlanhins road
gu top VI Cherry Hun hIi, to pab.'c fvsi heal
Dav.a Lees. IL Ureeuwood towssnip.
A putiit rvaa tom bnrlside borough to Mes
Mssningtoo, kpo~a as Deer GLm road
A public road IN uOsusn tsp, frOH Al Or near
zane Vi A. a, Heed " point ~ ioai ns.r usotg'
Meaders house.
A.u..i, rand fran uo,a, an pa. p,burs aua
e,.n n,.e ,,ad p,.r ,ou,hw,., evfnss OF Jon.
,u.va,tsr,
Apuoiie road 10 cO,,nglop tap, from An'hon,
,..ns. 4. ,u.a .,., p.nx p,e.ri'..
puLI,o read ,,o. mar wh,tIotd Eddie, in III,
,us.. a, .,.,,,.y. 4. uoip, IN uoul.dsle. nea
N. n church.
publ,s ,O.d from near seeoouoysr's mill, ia
|a,.h.m M, Ia ,osd uear u. u. ,buroh. Ia
uo,,l. ,ows.h,n.
A,.blis Rad l..diuy from Andrew pouxher ty' 4
in nan ,ox,,h,.
A,.bl,o road an s,,, Nd. Of ch..t ereek TO IN
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

To close out o big lot, We offers
Womsn's Rubbers a.
Mems Runners at
Lumb'rmen's extra heavy 0sershoes, with heel, at
Msn's wool.lIned Overlhoes, Al
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06
n Gentle flint.

Ia our style Of climate, with lie su dcI
changrs Of temperature. ~-rain, wind and sun
'hine often inierninglvd IN a single day,-it 1
no wonder thHt our children. friends and rela
uves are - frequently taken from US by neglect.
ed colds, halt the deaths resulting directly from
Ibis cause. A bottle Of Bosehee's herman syrup
kspt about your hone for immediate use vii
picvent serious sickness. a large doctors bill
sud perhaps death, by the use OF three or fauI
doses. For curing Consumption, Hem, n hsges
Pneumonia. severe Coughs, Group or an, dners,
Of the Ibroa' or Lungs, It's success Is simply
wonderful, as your druggist will tell you. DER.
man syrup is now sod IN every town and yillag,
ON ihs coutincrf. Sample bottles for trial, "
cents. Regular sise. 70 cents For sale by @
U. Watson, tlearirli. PA.
Mag 80, 1917 COW iy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

CLINTON CouSrY's VgrERAS.-.Ac-
cording to the Lock Haven Democrat the veteran
West Braneher is the venerable Robert BHdgvns,
Of North Point, Clinton county, Who will be 50 on
the Iath Of next June, aud yet he 10 hale and
hearty, moving around ate ndine to bis business
on the farm and elsewhere. lie was born In
1890. near where be live, and in 1873 be bought
A!l.9sER&@AsD>a
not been sick ,inev lS25, whsn he -aa The asas,
though he hiss done much hard work In the woods
and on the river, aud 4, may mt be untrue that
m,ch oil bic good health. certainly much Of hts
ease aud c. miori, l. "wipg TO ne'sr having sued
a man. aud ,e,er having been sued but once, aud
then tor another man's debt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

Rev. Marcus Ormond, Vi Washing
1on county, tor hlnte, d%eli,ered bis second Itcipr'
on To. persnce In TIC Court House, tbis borough
JAS, lloaday . ening, ant MAS listened to by 4
niddiihs lOr.s audience. liz subject vas rhs
Three Yosos Men" aud ~, descriptive u ID,
irn aiib exhibited BY the three Hebrew chill,
Ar,n-Shadrach, Mehaeh anl Abel nsgo-whe
were east into the butnisg hcry furnace by Rins
Ntbucnadnerrar. Tor refusing to bow low and
worship bis golden image. The poin, made BY
Mr. Ormond was that T,mTerance people should
ditplsy the fame kind OF faith In relation to III,
cause q Temperance. This lecture was not Al
Interesting as the ooe delivered BY him Ia ID.
Court room q few weeks since.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

OFFICIAL Il Et TORY.

rIwr or noLDIse euAhrER SESSIONS COURT.
Sec md Monday OF January.
Third Monday of March.
fna Monday Of June.
Fourth Monday OF September.
TINE or HOLDING COMMON rLEAs.
Fir-, M"nday Of June.
Second Monday Of November.
PUBLIC oFFIoEas.
President ISdge-Hon. Charles A. Mayer, oil
Lock Haven.
Assistant loo Jndge-Hon. John II. orvis, OF
Bellefonte,
Associate Judgs.-Ahnm Ogden, Clesrfeld
Vincent u Hot. CleArfeld.
ProthonoiGry-Eli Bloom.
Register md Reeordsr-L. ], Morgan.
District AuorHsy-wm. NJ. Mccullough.
TreusHrer-DBvid McGaughey.
Shsrif-Andrew PentE, Jr.
Deputy SheriF-Christ. j. keaggy, Cleardeld
Coaafy >urreyor-sumuel +. MeCloskey, Cur
Nensyille
deld Thomas A. MeGee, Chest y. o.; Harris
Hoover. Clearheid
Coun,y Aadifor.-wliiam v. Wight. Clear
field; Samuel A Caldwell, williamsgrove John
&. Conner Burnside.
County Coroa-r-J B Neh, New Washington.
.JurV UommfssioHsrs-Dr. james I Burchheld,
Cleurhed. joseph Alexander. MADEIRA.
Superintendent of Pabte Sehools-John A.
Gregory, Curwensville.
SeukroCH oyAnd M~entwss-JctseW Carlile.
Office Mt Troutyille. Ia.
Notarie, Public John ". Wrigley, VIM. Ra-
debaugh, Cyrus Gordon, Clarified Joseph r.
Irwin, N. Il. Arnold, Curwcnsvillei J. J. Lingle,
0sceoia Mills J. A. Livir gsions, Dubois City.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

Mr. George W. Snyder, of WestC Clear
ield, <bo vent to Washington Territory about
lws m,sshs ago, with the expectation Of s~prudine
the Winter in tbA, region, returned home last
Saturday. Ne Bnyder was very much pleased
with the climate but he did not like the idea Of
moving his family there. and so concluded to re-
Turn To his Clearfeld home.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

A lllFIY Lab We learn that Glen
dale, Cambria couhty, is the home Of a lbitteen-
~year-old boy, who weighs 10 pounds aud meas
ures q feet aud 3 inches 10 height. II there ar
any boys Of this age residing In ihs or any OF
the surrounding counties, who think that they
can take this one d'wn for weigh, or length, let
him r. port to Tbos l.. S e,ens, At Oh ndaic, Pa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

A FAcT.-An advertisement inserted
In tie KrruBlicAN vii r aeh more readers than
il pubish'd IN all the other papers in the eouu-
~, aud eost the advertiser LEES than un hall
Ia other wotds, an adveriis' ment published N
our j,urnal is worth double ihe price of ihat
charged by any other publisher in the coun'y
1T u a fact" tL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

PLANTING TREEs.--There is n bill
now before the Legislature Of this State encour-
aging the planting Of trees along the public rusds.
This bill, which was suggested ~ the State
Agricultural Society, allows any person liable for
Road taI Que dollar for every four trees trans
planted along the road tide. the distance Of such
trees apart ranging from 6fy TO seventy feet,
according 10 variety,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

The list of Grand and Traverse Ju.
rort, the Trial List and Court Proclamation foi
the March tern Of Court will bu found In this
issue Of our paper. Court will com'neoee on
Monday, March lIth. and continue THREE weeks
The drst aud bird wetks Of Ibs term are for th'
trial Of civil causes. and he sssoai seek ALI be
de,o.el % h,arng erimlnal e.use1.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

Considerable snow l,ll in this region
duribs last thursday, aud tue sleisn,ns as Ne
go 10 pres. " excellent. Logmen are taking nd.
vantage Of Il, aud n large auOunt OF SQUARE.
timber aud lois are h,iug hau ed u the banks d
the various streams in the county. From pres
sdt ind'c.t'on' ID q gill he a large Am,sai Of
timber 10 run OF on tie Spring frs.het
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

7. A. Ficck has just returned firm
Philadelphia, and in u lew osys Fieek A Co. VII.
DO receiving at their store room lin Graham,
brick huildipg). Market street a nice line Of white
goods and handsem. N bioidcries, which will be
sold cheap for earh. Call aud see the new Spring
goods and Spring sly les AT fleck \ Co.'S [janSO.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

The Market street hill. in the East
end Of town. is In 6ne condition for c~oastipg, and
the js, enilcs are making the most Of it 81 far
We have heard Of hut one accident occurring to
the coasters. A little daughter Of Mr. TbOmas
D uehcrty, of Reedsyiilc, was run into by a sled.
on Tuesday noon, and considerably bruised about
the lace and head. She was not dangerously
hurt, and will he around again in a day or two.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

GRANGER LEcIuaE.-We have been
authorized to announce that a lecture will is
delivered in the Court House, in this borough.
Thursdsy evening next, Feb 9TH, by Rev. Dr.
james Calder, President Of the Pa. State Agricul-
tursl College. The Doctor viii give us a good
lscture, and 1t will bened, us all-dranger, or no
Granger-to hear him.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

True MERIT Arm tcIATED.- nasson's
compaund ~yrup 81 fat has bern before tho pub.
lic many years and. being au article of true merit,
is always Kept in the house Of every weli-rega'a'
cd family far the cure OF Coughs enl Colds. sold
n Gu ardeid by iiarssiek a Irwin aud chas d.
Wstau.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

On the fourth page oi this weeks
RErrGLIcAA, uuf reai.rs will hnh The Auditors
Report Of the finances OF CT ard,ld county in de
tail. Thi. is IN interesting exhibit, and should
be %csisully ned by every cit,ren Of thu
sauuuty
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

OH Prospects AT OscEoLA-1hr0'
me Red Shaie.-The machinery at the iest we'll
is in iull ,psrntion, aud the WORK 10 progressing
finely, although the promising an,ieiPptions OF
last week were doomed to meet with unexpected,
though temporary re'eises. A lew days previous
10 striking The red tbaie, as noticed in last weeks
issue, Nj. whitehill found that his sand iue was
about worn out, and ordered a new line by tele-
graph, TO te sent in haste by eNprsss. On Friday
Of last week the rope in usc gave oub and w1rA
was necessarily stopped. Then came u long
season Of waiting Day after day. a mau was
sent 10 the cypress ofice, hut no rope came until
Wednesday OF THE week. Here was a loss Of
about one hundred and fourteen working hours'
ceasioned ny somebody's careIessness in having
s,nt the rope 10 0,ceu'a, iu lioga county, ut ~
additional expense Of ten or twelve dOliats.
There has syid, nuy been gross negligence III
some part OF the liue. although 1t did not occur
At the o'crola uGee. as the dhpatch itself shows
that it wac properly sent. Aftrr receiving the
aud line work was resumed. and, in a short time,
the FIRST stratum OF red shaio was passed through.
the dril entering a layer of mixed formation.
which will probably alternate with another bed
Of rel sand " shale. Judging from tho present
depth. aud The nature Of the strata, there V
scarcely a doubt hut that The drill will reach the
" sccobd sani in another week, and IL IL pn'si-
BILE that a "sirikc" ma, be announced in neat
is~sue.-Oscsoh RsfsWe, FEB 2
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06
bird.

In Union township. on Sunday, January 27th
1873, oi diph,heris, Hannah Ellen, daughter d
samuel J. sud Mary Ann Gelnttt, aged Y ,esrs
I months aud "a days.
10 Union township, on Tuesday, January 29ib
1875, of dipLihena, jennie vicions, daughter .
Samuel J aud May Ann G,lncli, aged , years
d mcnths aud Is aays.
10 Union township, 90 Thurs lay, January Sis,
1875, Joseph Wellington. son Vt - and -,
aged I ytars, 4 mouths and 22 days.
A. hes home IN cursensy,llr, Pa, on Monday
January 18th, 1878. Miss Fl Gu A. Irvin, age,
"a ke.r..
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06
THAT Iiug.-I

THAT Hoe.-Last saturday, accord
ing 10 nb inu.monai arrangcment, VA. Ground
Hog day, and ~ secofdAhce with ground hog
ter weather In this latitude. because the day "a,
bright aud clear throughout. II The temperature
of the weather iof the la,t three mornings !, nu
index Of VIA, is tc lollow, there will be soue
ewrlled ears visille within a lew weeks.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

wAsrED-some easily learned person or Artist
TO ma uisclure LuruER's PATENT SILK CAsvAs
P~lcrUREs 10 this county, GU Royalty. Painted
from photographs or any picture, and Is the
Fiaest Oil Painting made Before the territory is
Ia en- wild pam, pictures sKiO for $40 aud
warrant ihcm Tor lite. Every person should have
one. as Oh Paintings on Canvas arc the only
pic ures that viii stand the test Ui time, aud can
be handed down to positrty. Particulars free.
l.. I. LuruLR,
NOV Z, ls77.ly. CORY CITY, Ia.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06

PosTPoNED.-Wc announced in our
last issue that a Fair and Festival would be held
In the Pte,hyteriau Church at Curwens,ille. on
Thursday AMI Friday OF the present week. We
notice since by the Curwenssiile Tines hat it ha.
been postponed Tor several weeks, due notice o.
which will 10 published hereafter.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-02-06
Specials.

Cracking is not confined to tho frog ponds. Al
this season almost every body Is hoarse. The
b~leaiiug VI distressed lungs is heard every where
Why is this, when Hale's Honey Of HorehOund
and Tar will cure any cough, cold or hoarseness
in As hours Sold by all Druggists. Pixies
Tootbache Droops cure in | minute.