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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

AN EXCELLENT ADMoNITIoN - Col.
Mcclure, Of the Times, gets off this
kind Of reminder for the benefit
of everybody; at may put cuer-
KY into Mr.. Tburmans canvass to have
new journal started at the Capital OF
his State in mis- interest, but isn't it a
deplorablo error for ii TO fly tho name
Of Judge Abbott-or any other person
for Vice President? An asprant
for the Presidency can't make up his
iull slate till the Convention meets,
and even then it may be useful to have
several strings to his bow up to the
very last moment"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

OUR NAvY.-The Cincinnati Gdsftt,
congratulates the country that the con
dition of our navy has been greatly
improved under the management o
the level. headed mariner of the Wa
bash, Admiral Richard W Thompson
This is undoubtedly so. Admira
Thompson has broken up several Of
our rotlon old hulks during the cal
and has sold them for junk. When
ever one OF our alleged war ships il
broken up and sold TO the junk dealer,
tho condition Of our navy is very much
improved. This however is very
poor way OF making the American
Navy useful.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
mAxims FOR THE DAY.


No man worthy the office Of President should
be willing to hold II II counted in, or placed ther'
by auy fraud. U. s. GRAsr.
could never have been reconoiled to the ele
walton by the smallest aid Of mine Of y person
however respectable In private life, who mus
forever carry upon his hrow the stamp Of fraud
hrst triumphant in American history. No sub
sequeni action. towever meritoriOus, can wast
away the letters Of that record.
CHsRLEs FRASeis ADAMS.
would rather have the endorsement Of n quar-
ter Of million Of the American people than thai
Of the Louisiana Returning Board, OF Of the Com
mission shich excluded the facts and decided
the question on a tochnicaliiy.
THos A. HEsDRicKs
Under the forms Of law, Rutherford D. Huye
has been declared President Of the United States
His title rests upon Acknowledgement Of lBwfu
voters, the false certificates of the returning Off
GERS acting eorruptly, aud the decision Of a com
mission which has refused to hear evidence OF al
legged fraud. For the first tino are The American
people confronted with the fact Of fraudulently
elected President. Let Il not be understood thai
the fraud will be silently acquiesced in by th'
country. Let no hour pass In which he usurpa
tion is forgotten.
ADpREss or DENooRArIo NJ. C.'s
One hundred years Of human dcrrayiiy accu
muated and concentrated inp climax uf crime
Never again In Eve hundred years shall they hav'
an opportunity to repeat the wrong.
DANIEL W. VooRHEEs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

The attacks on Senator Wallace are in.plre,
in .oine measure by his opposition to the scheme
Of Jay Gould. Huntington and otb,r n.iliionair,
nabohs OF the great American monopoly -Ahoo
ma Tribaae.
That's 1t exactlyl They first coax
ed and then bull-dozed the Senator iol
the purpose of assisting that gang o
business dcrpcradoes, to assist them il
defrauding the United States Treas
ury out OF the interest the people had
in the Union and Central Pacific rail
roads. The Senator refused to be cor
rupted in that way. Hence, Jay
GOud's agents and nunkies assail him
on all occasions.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11
DouBLE HEADED FAMILry

DOUBLE HEADED FAMILIES - An
exchange says; Georgia women make
good politicnl helpmates. Senator
Gordon's wife advises her husband
what to do in many important matters
Of states Governor colquitt's wife con
ducts much OF bis business for him :
Congressman Fcltons lady ought really
to be the Congressman and Senator
Ben Hill looks to his better hall for
clcar-hcaded logic"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

Postmaster General Key is importun.
ed by an old lady of California VIII, sc
name is Key also, TO "plea,e send h 1
pedigree by return mail" The old
lady gives all the family names of the
Keys back 10 the Revolution, and says
that the Postmaster General, with
Others, may justly claim the ownership
of the city Of Brooklyn, N. Y, and
property valued at 5000. .OOO,0 900.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

Handy Curtin contests Mr. Yooums right 10
teat IN Congre's be will only sink himself
deeper 10 in'smy than he has already done. and
we donbt even Democratic House would dare
prcvAl Of such Villainy -Bsniagdon 0iots.
oh, dear; don't take on sol You
might land in Senator Fishers new
peniientiary before it reaches the first
storyl Do not "dare to outrage pub
he sentiment" with your egoiism again.
Look out for your own district, and
help your family to cover up its tracks |
Wewant none OF your fisher ing around
over here.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

AN ENGLisH GIRL AT THE FRENcu
RAcrs.-Thc Hartford Times says. "A
young lady from over the channel
with short coat basque with velveteen
revers, hair banged in front, crimped
aud floating behind, large linen cuffs
and collar, horseshoe sleeve. buttons
and scarfpin and jockey cap, rather
fast looking, but a country squire's
daughter, as enthusiastic about horses
us Lady Gay Spanker herself"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

A Coon JuDoE -fix Senator Thos.
Il. CIingman, Of North Carolina, who
is In New York, thinks the coming
man in presidential sense is either
Thurman or Hendricks The South
he says is willing to leave the choice
Of a candidate to the North or West,
but does not want Mr.. Tilden at any
price He sees no reason why the
Democratic candidate should not be
elected in 1880.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

FIX P'esidcht Grant has been offered the Crown
# Bulgaria. As the pc pie Of the United states
wsnt hin Tor President again IN 1850, guess b,
won't ace Huntingdon Globe
" People OF the United States ~
Why did you not tell the truth, and
say that the members OF the crooked
whiskey ring, Cadetsbip sellers, Post.
traders, etc, are the fellows who are
catering to the Grant element, and
u makes very little difference whether
he become a King, or not, so as he
gives these thivvse and bummcrs
places where they can plunder the peo.
pie, for livelihood instead of earning
their bread as honest men do.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11
Mr. YES, MESsAGE


Mr. Hayes views of public affair
arS given in his Message He descrihc-
-vat--X-1sSs - ~ sar yiNss '@oSssof
holds that Congress should adopt
measures Ia protect thccountry against
them. llc discusses tho Southern
question, alleges that the political
rights of tho colored voters have been
oyvrriddcn in certain quarters, sng'
gestS an examination Ui the facts by
Congress, and says that no moan.
Within his power will be spared 10 ob
tain full aud lair investigation of th,
alleged crimes, and To secure the con
vicli"n aud just punishment for the
xgiI,y, !ie glunccs ut ioreigD bnsi
ncss, aud refers to the Paris EApo~i
ton, the Monetary Conference, The
Halifax award, the prnp 'scd new trca-
ty with japan, the Chinese Embassy
and our Mexican relations, which al
ono timc seemed to be IN dangerour
way, but which are now more pacific.
He quotes tho financial statistics OF
John Shormun's report, -ustains Sher-
mans recon mendatinn that ten.dollar
certificates OF deposit bc issued, 70 that
small sums may be invested N Govern
nent securities through the Postoilicc
and says that Congress should now re-
irain from making any radical changes
In the existing financial system. The
army has been actively employed dur
ing the year in ways that are not set
forth, but Hayes desires n few special
appropriations Tor il, and the repeal OF
the posse comilutus act In point OF
fact the army should be reduced tu
ten thousand men. The navy also re.
quires more money to support our
sham of II navy, the monstrous sum Of
sl4, ,46S 395 was wasted during the
year but Hayes demands even lar.
ger outlay for the cnsuing year. In
point OF fact, the navy we sustain
would be dear at one-quarter OF the
sum mentioned. Hayes has the old story
TO tell about the PostoiIlces Depart.
mcnt that its receipts run millions be.
hind its expenses; the deficiency for
the year ending with last June was
S5,3O7 ,652; but the estimates for the
ensuing year show deficiency sulI
greater hy S600000 The business ol
the Supreme Court ls so heavy that
additional Circuit Judges are needed
at an annual expense Of $50 900.
Mr.. Hayes wants more money for
the Indians. The Bannock war, nc.
corling to him, was owing, not to the
Indian service, but 10 the madequacy
of the appropriations, and he says thar
u sufficient fund should be placed at
the disposal of the Executive, for use
IN emergencies; he also desires the
formation OF corps OF Indian cavalr,
anxiliaries, by which "number Of
young men would obtain a congenial
employment under the Government :"
aud he holds that reliance must be,
placed on humane and clvilziny agrn
cles tor the solution OF the Indian
problem. Hayes does not give his
opinion upon the squabble between
Sheridan and Schurz.
Our agricultural productions should
he increased by the legislation oi Con
gress, in the opinion of NJ. Hayes.
who supports the opinion, Fraudulent
President that he II, by quoting the
words Of George Washington; and,
without mentioning the name of lie
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

Our pious people, iuclu ling some Of the Rev
CLERGY, seems to be very much afraid that tn
Va iinul party is 'ainted with comnunistic doc
trine Nov sup ose IL was true. witch posi-
lively deny ~ lar as my knowledge exiends, /
would not he as bad us the practice Of / lead
ers and law makers Of tho Old pariivs--C Krui
ser,
The vcrdancy of our ancient pre-
ceptor is truly remarkable. dThe Ma
tional party is not tainted with Com
munistic doctrines" Well, tho mar
who does not know better is either !
knave or tool. Because this division
view is heard daily on our streets, anc
the passcr-by must be deaf, il he doei
not hear it. Natlonalism is Commun-
ism-a division of property, or murder
and the torch.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

The celebreted John l.. Getz will
case, which has occupied tho atten
ton of the Common Pleas Court d
York county for the last week, ha,
come to a conclusion, the jury return
ing verdict finding the i,stator in.
competent TO make ca will. The state
IN question amounts to about eighty
thousand dollars.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

POLITICAL LilEREsY.-Thosop pretended
Democratic newspaper editors who de.
vote a whole column to publishing the
prospectus of the New York Tribune,
should be voted leather medals by
their Democratic patrons. 1t would
just be as appropriate for the Christian
Adrocate or the Presbyterian, to publish
Bob lngersolrs lectures and thus en-.
dorso them as orthodox-but they are
not such fools Did the editor Of any
Democratic paper ever sec the pros
pectus of Democratic journal in the
columns Of Radical journalY Say
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

We call the attention of the reader
to an article in this issue, taken from
that old Democratic organ, the Mercer
Press, entitled "Wallace or Barr" The
editorof that journals one of the oldest
in experience, and has been one of the
most energetic and consistent Demo-
Gratis in the State. He was on the
political stage long before Senator
Wallace, or Mr.. Barr, made their de-
but, and bis remarks are therefore i'm
portant on the present occasion, and
should be needed by all true Demo
Gratis.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

CHANGED, If NOT IMPROVED. w,
notice that the Altoona Mirror has un
derwent change In recent issue
the "oditoi and managers" say:
"Senator Wallace's methods have been arbi,rar,
apd preparatory, aud It Is nov sad that h. vii
not defend them. tut will rply to Mr.. Bars
charg' with cuunto charges. kndo "yoa're
ano'her" deuuneittion which ms b vsry sa'is-
iaotory g. the ntn Sho uitcrs IL, but not quit,
conclusive With interested Spectators. 10 the iaiui
hope that 1t may pr,ve Of benz ft to the people
~hp declare no al egianee to pnrty org .uiz itons
We hope to rec the washing prhgress No one
~ill rrgrt it as long The ii.elssiin Is ciudaeI
0 the points raised BY Mr. Barr
II this is specimen If TIC new man,
agcment Of that iurnaI it is well ior
Democrats to have this introduction
now.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

GETTING HIS Deserts. MIR. Smalls.
the South Carolina Statesman, is about
to step from the warm precincts of
Congress TO the gloomy and iorbidding
halls Of the Columbia penitentiary. A.
he never did anything but rob a help.
less people in u purely political way,
1t strikes us that this is a very malig.
nant case Of Tropical Outrage.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

AN INSANITY SAIsr.-The Salt
Lake Tribune man says "A three.ply
polygamist, living few miles south Of
Salt Lake City, who desires n fourth
boldly declared bis intention to young
widow residing here and pleaded ior
her hand, but was refused. As bis own
pleadings had availed him nothing, be
forthwith despatched his No 2 to do
his courting and carry out his design.
Enircaties on one side met rebuttal on
the other, when At last the young wid.
ow asked IL she mo. p did not ACT
against her own will, and to her own
detriment, when the lnst mentioned
answered Il do not wish Mr. - t.
take any moro wives, but | 70 deicsi
and hatetbe very sight OF bis No. 8
that would do anythingln In my power
TO thwart her happiness
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

YES, PERnAps.-'Thc Philadelphia
Times suggests: Perhaps if the Presi.
dent would withdraw the appointment
of the Confederate Colonel Mostly as
Consul at Hong Kong, and send in the
name Ex-senator Cameron's young man
Snowden, it might even up things and
help to make Pennsylvania solid.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

The Columbus tohio) Dbiy Democrat, publish
cd particularly in the intc est OF senator thur
man for President has dung to the b eezs ii,
uames OF Thurman and JOSIAH o. Abbott as tn,
candidates for President an I Wee Presid Mt a.
1850, and shows 10 inc inatvn to favor the bar,
nicr'hip ooosed ny the Oleifaeid Repabiieam.-
Lasensier ia'enigsaesr.
Well, that was only done to annoy
you a little. The Buckeye man, know
ing how thin skinned you are ON Dem
ocratic tendencies with your 5000 Rad
zeal majority surrounding your estab
lishment, only did 1t to make you bris
tie up a little.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

Az our Comfy Commissloners have come "a
the conclusion 'h.i they have no gal p,wsr to
purchase site for The new p-niten,isr,. ,,,b
ne finds Of the county, number Of our citizen,
nave taken the Necessary steps to raise $500
b. pric' Of The 'iis, BY subscription -Ru.i,rs
doa MoaitOr
Well, us Huntingdon ia O Radical
county with many variations, Il II
easily accounted for why the tax pay
rS OF that county elect men to tho OF
dee Of County Commissioner who arr
natural Know.Notbings, and ready to
violate their Official duties.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11
.nR sALE OR RENr.-rhs

IL comm dious thice-.tory brick botel, situate
~ The village OF Glen Hope. Clearbeld county, Pa
with good stAbling aud all the necess ~ out.
buidings, together with a Fiore-room 22SiU feet
is now offered for sale or rent, on easy isrm,
The location and the house !. oue o the best, Tor
hotel, in the county. A large amount Of travel
Is kept up between the southwestern portion Of
the county 10 the coal regions of HoutI iale and
0-ceola. Il is on the through turnpike route
fom iyrone to Dubois. For turtber pArticula,,
Inquire Of or address tue unIerrigned.
PHILIP DOTS.
Gen Hope. Nov. ~. is7s.n
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11


STILL HUNTING THEM UP.-A tele
gram from Springfield, Illinois, says
On Wednesday, Michael Merriek, q
miner and school director, and Mich
ael Gofiagan, a mine inspector, were
arrested on requisilion IRON the Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania for the murder
OF Michael Durkin in January, 1875, al
ST. Clair, SchuylklIl county, Pa. The
testimony shows that Durkin was sho,
by Merrick, and that Gaifagan finished
tho job by knocking out bis brains
with u heavy weight. 1t seems that
murder will out.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

William Lewis, a brother Of ex Uni.
ted States Senator Lewis, was drown.
cd on Monday Of last week while cross
ing the Shenandoah river at Port Re.
public in buggy. His colored driver
and pair OF horses were also drowned.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

A Coon REAsoS.--The New Yorl
Times speaks of Hayes "vcry mild re
Ference to Southern outragcs on tn,
suffrage" in his Message Mildness /,
one Of the attributes Of Mr.. Hayes
The realization OF the fact that ncarl,
two.,hirds Of the voters Of this Rcpub
lie regard him as an usurper in the Of
tice of President has a tendency Ia
produce mildness in u message address.
cd TO a Legislative body largely mad,
up Of political opponents.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11
1rW Advertisements.

Q HOEM hereby Inform 'ey pa
- r. ms. aud min.ini 10 geacri, thai have
,rnhsm r,s, ,77rir>t's ~ ~ Tss,- $780,
aud TINT I an prepared 1, do all klnds oi wof
In nv ln~ cheipr 'hta aas other snip ia twn'
Al work warin'cd a. gn a u can h. i'nc anr
whefc else. Positively this IL ihs eh aprd .hoa
in ci.ar,eld. J0'. II DEERlNi.
Ite H. lSsS-u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

EAUtmN.--All persons are hereby warned
" against purchasing or In any way medilinr
III the following property now 10 the posessioe
of u. A CresWcll u Jordan township. via. Lot
Of med cnes 10 iars, drawers and bottles, with
library aud eases, cook stovo aud uisrsil., /
paror stove, set chairs table, beds ani bed
ding. | hay mare, saddle, | set harness, spring
wagon. cow-. hog, as the same was purch. ,sd
by me ut Gu tttb'e's sac on the lgih day Of De.
ccmhcr, 1878, and is left with ,aid Creswel on
loan only, subject to my order At anv lime.
h. N, JOHNSTON.
Apsonvtlle Pa, Nov. ~, ls7S-3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

TuE TIMES ON rnE Posr.- Tn,
Philadelphia Times remarks: "Tb,
Pntsburg Post has recovered it's good
nature and suggests Governor Hart
runft for the throne Of Bulgaria. II
Col. Barr had been as mad as be va.
, few days ago he would most likely
have suggested Wallace
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

Tho number of votes ca,t for the
Prohibition and other candidates was
1856, making the total vote COG 32s.
In the third and fourth districts
(Ph'ladelphia), aud Twentieth (Cur
tin's), the Republicans aud Greenback
ers combined on Congressional candi
dates, the latter furnishing about 0OO
Of the $4,000 lolled for the combina,
ton ticket. In Luzerne county the
Democrats aud tireenbackers united
on llendr'ck B. Wright, the vote for
him being about equally divided be.
tween tho two parties
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11
New Marble Yard.


Tn TnE DISTRICT COURT OF THE Z. S
i Tor the wesirrn Di.irici Of Pennsylvania.
llenry Liveright, of O.ceola, BAakrupt undsr
the Act Of 20 ess nf NJ ,reh ID, 1867. having
applied for "a discSarge fiom all his dohts and
Oher claims provabl, under said act, ny order Of
the Cuuri, notice "a hereby glyen 20 all creditor
who have ,,rorcd iteir debts. and ot7cr per on,
iuiere-ted. to appear on the 18th day OF Dece N
Ter. ls7>. az o'clock p. M before ID Z Wood
run, Esq.. Register 10 Bankruptcy. At his Office
IN Eiie pcunsylsa ia, to show cause II any they
have. Why discharge should not b. granted 10
ihe ~ bankrupt And tarther, notice "a here5y
given that The second and lhird lneeiass crsi.
vrs oi sfid bankrupt, required BY the 9Th aud
lsth seeiiOns Of said act, will BE- hcld before the
said Register at the same time AID place
:. U. McCANDLEsS,
Dee. 1. 1878 p Clrrk.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11
IJp,,on,. Nnr,uE -I0 n n !

A UDItOk'- NDtICE --In ID OpL,,,,
"A oart OF clearheld county. in the mate, a,
the estate OF w,liam irsin, late u curwsnrill,
b"rou,h, deceased
Thr unde gncd Auditor, appointed by tbs
Court a. aso 'rtan the distribution of shtrs, Z
The several hers Of ,aii dec dent. Will attend Ia
his duties A. such at the othes Of Wallace Rt,b,
IN I'VE borough ef clsa-h-ld, On Thuuiay, the "a
day OF january, AID, 1917. at 2 O'Clock =. NJ
wien aud where all rarurs ,nteres ed IN y attend
MARRY Y. WALLACE.
Decd. .lS7s3t Auditor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

TNuTi0N.-An p-rsons arc hereby cauiione
- against purchasing or In any way meddlins
with the iollawIag described property. nov IN the
possession Of Cha' onowty. Of K,th,us twp
sifi One c,ok stiva ani fixtures, ? brds an 1
bidding, ! clock, looking glass 20 bushols
potatoes. bushes turn p., hog sh 'at.,
mItueks, ! gun. moving SC, the, eh 'ppias
al. aud one broad at, as the stne -. y irch tse
by me on The lst diy Of Nept'moer, 1873. and l.
lelt with said ronoway on loan. snbis't to my
order at any time OLIVER VI J0RE.
Karthaus Dec II, isTS.3tt
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

A Coon IDEA.- The Lancaster IN.
teliigencr says: "The Harrisburg pas.
t'rS are uniting in an effort TO check
wordlIness and skepticism in that un.
holy city This is wise provision to
make in advance of the meeting Of
the Legislature" The Radical MAORI.
ty will be so large that il will be well
enough to curb IL in some way.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11
IHALLACE or RARR.

WALLACE OR BARR.
Tbs Pi,i-burg Pot, edited by Mr..
J. L. Barr has commenced war on
Senator waialus, tlfJ- S6yisut 81 ahieh
is TO di-place him In the confidence Of
the Democracy and TO possibly enable
the assailant TO seize control OF the
helm. Ii not for this purpose, for
whatY No specification of unialthiul-
moss on the part Of Wallace is urged
no want Of Zeal or industry in work
ing Tor the success Of tho common
cause - no lack of ability IN defending
his own party or IN tho attack Of il.
opponents and yet the Post il unhup.
py Il Is envlous; IL is sore; il is ma
NSnnnt After. devoilng itself iDr u
twelve month to the task OF teaching
ITS readers all about the sins and de-
prayed ambition Of the Cameruns--
their corruption, ingnttudo and du
plicliy, IL deliberately places Senator
Wallace along sidu Of them, as one en-
bacing the same political ethics and
,s ma ,n,,,., y,,,,,h ,.,,hI,.. ,,.,.., 80.
,.o,'Gd,,no,, ~, F" ~. ss' '',,' ~
,,;,, .,,, o,r'h','9 '"'' "o' O' '""s
~ irpd.r uh., n,,,s, a,.. ,h, d.,
Il, ,hisg wh,,,f fns'e"'' ,,' a. I ~. 10y Wv
n,r ,hn- ....';,. u. oN'Soo S.,. .o. ~ .,,' '""s
M. m n',,l's',,' o'na.o' m''' a'ao.
~, vi P1 ""a ";h.. :" '"s Du'"'u1",io %'''' ,% par
e n,',h..s,s'c ,o ~ ',' o"m 50 ,a,. t"a' Nv Nv
,sd,J ,as 30. W." se'sa""' .Ja. @ '"'
''.ua ''','i' ~ ,a' o's "eVo'o' '"v ~ i.o.'o
~ ,".'. 's,,. ""","ees--.','' no y u'o.",or
'.r hn, IN sr,h ~ ,h''; h .'i',,,I I I
w w. h,s sr'd;, 49,, "a9 ,s s""' ~ ~ 'Io"' ~ avs
or.d,, ~" ~ y, l. 'a'uo, ' ."I" ~ n's u's
credit ~ ~ because the Democracy
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-12-11

Tur rwo VISA Washington tole.
gram says: Morgan n. Wise, Con.
gresham elect from the westmorland
district, is in Washington. The re-
semblancc between him and Senator
Wallace is so striking that they Aro
often taken for each other. Morr.
prides himself on the resemblance.
Wallace don't feel no highly aattered.