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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23
THE clEARfIILD COUNTY ArLhs.

In q late Interview With Mr.. Newton, the Su-
perinfendeni. we learn that The work 10 The vari-
Gus departments of our Ciearheld County Hi.iori.
cal htls progresses favorable. Many Of our
eli rens have had sketches taken Of their rest
dences, firms, business houses, milli, fsciories
etc as may he son in the list which accompa
ni's this article.
IL 10 important that evsiy improvement, whether
public or ri,aie should he pfoJ ely represented.
Our sister counties have shown 10 their best ad
vantage by The mnrJ elegant Autographs which
20 iuly indicate their mste'iai resources and the
pep forward they have taken on the roas TO com
a. rcial i'm purtance.
Our citizen, should see to II that Clearheld
county is not behind in having Its improvements
properly represented. Tho opportunity OF seeur
ing view OF our homes river scenes. churches,
Ae., will rot ,ccur seain for many fesrs II 10
heartily defned by all ihai the work In the view
department may be 50 comprehensive that the
! Illustrate d Joiiion Of the Atlas maJ fairy repre-.
sent the improv, m'bts " The county aud TO do
this, our farmers, iumltfnien and merchants must
po, stand sloof 1hritsiure OF the Auas 10 both
ornamental aud us,tul, aud 10 ttcund 10 no other
section VI the work. Mehu Robinson aud
Mann are now calling upon the eiiiIens in the
various town,hipF, and on their r,inrn We hope
TO hear favorable report Of our peoples hbrr-
ity and public enterprise.
| Extra copies of The engrsvings are furnished
'hose who have We've takrp, which enables the
owners 10 have these pictures Of their homes
ebcased In frames, or send them 10 their friends
residing In other parts Vi the country. The fo'-
o~ns ss ne nanl's oi 'ouis VI our e,'liess sho
hase Sieaps VonuA''eu 70 nse Ne~s o' '"sr
,
nun, ",",a" nisei-h hesiuence Ahu saw"'
'uuk. " ~ 'baie"-teslu'hee snu o"oe,
". d. ooOu,'hue'-'es'ushee anu '"'e''0' VIZ"
VI P',""hg Vwoo'
1udse J' b. Mebnany-residcncc anu sur
'os"u,"ss' -. -
,,,,,,'n.,,,m..
5 J. Row-re,idenee.
A. d. shaw--r.sid' nee and surroundings.
james Is. Grnham-rusidvnoe, oank block and
other buildings
h''n"'u sua"LIe,,u.h ,,u., h1s iii'', snu sulrounu
Leonard TRADED srhoo, buildipp and surroupd
deorgc Thorn-resideucs and surroundings.
A, A,JLoy,,-r,.idrpc. ,na surroupdipys
Ffnnk FIrldrnp-f,sid.nre and gtounds,
". N. shaw-residenee aud grounds.
Jane. kerf--in,uranes onoe
br j.. =. Bureh. cid residence and Office.
cr,w.sssu,r
H.. t,h. p.,,.. ,..,,,... ..a fan, ..,..
Miss Annie Al. Irwin. yiew Of m, John Irwin
,uate property. cnpsistiux of mills, lumber and
rating scenes on be su,quehanua river.
~ H. pf@ihatd--m'.flYf view o. pruning ounce
H. A i"'n-'ie" o' the ir'in homestead
II hkLL TOWNSHIP
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23
cnILDREN's AND BABY,s SHOES AT CRAZY FIGURE

Good d butoue children 65 cosr
chdrn Rubber dress Shoes sl?O Baby Shoes Of
Mems clippers rs Shoe polish Is per bottle
duren. Button hooks. cent each.
Clearfed. Pa, Sep l2, 1877.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23
RELi,.ious NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Churrh--he'' u y
MoMuRRAY, PAstor.--srryicss every eahh"h
At lOt A NJ, and "A ?. NJ.
Sabbath School At A.
Pray, Meeting every Thursday, al ~ v NJ
Comu ,nion Service FIRST Sabbath oi ever,
month, a. Ioi A. NJ.
west CIearfield N. u. Church.--Rcvs
WILLIAM II. DnL aud W = WILSON. PASTORS
Preaching every alternate Sunday, Ut oelock'
p. M.-sunday School at ~, T. M-All are in
yi,ed to attend.
Presby terian Church--Rey. II. s, BurLnh'
Sabbath services morning and eyening-sno-
bath School at 7. M.--Prayer Meeting Wednes'
day evening.
st. Francis Church--Cathoiic--Rev. T.
!. SHERIDAN PreachingM lOi O'Clock, A. NJ on
the first. third and fourth Sunday Of each month
yesper, aud Ben ediction Of the Blessed Sacrament
at 7 O'Clock, P. M.--sunday School every sunday
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

BROTHER RIDDLE os SALooNs.-
Huntingdon has beer afflicted with the small poI
Tor some lime past. Schools have been dismissed
Court adjourned, ETC., But Rev. p. D. Riddle
pastor Of the NJ 4. thureb, in that borough. $50
reasons safisfaetiry to himself, and too numerous
to MENTION" very rcspeo faly declines to diseon
tinue services IN his Church, on account Of th'
,pidemio now prevailing in Huntington, 10 an
,wsr to rrsurs, to that effect iIom the Trustee
Of his Church and irum the Bvard Uf Heal;h .
the corporation. He says measures are taken t.
prevent tho attendance Of persons from the home
afflicted with the disease. and that prayers arr
daily offered in his Church in behalf Of the sicI
aud for the removal Of the disease. 1t is under
stood thai he also soys privately that he will moi
shut up hi- Church or close up bis meetings 81
lons NJ the saloons are allowed to remain en-
We learn that the Sheriff has since been In
s,rumental in porsuadins Rev Riddle to close hi
meetings Tor tue present
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

LOOKING ARoUNp.-ES Congressmal
George A. J,nks, ol jefferson county, was sis,b
on our streets last Friday being in attendance Al
Court. Some Of his party friends have put hin
In the attitude Of a candidate Tor fiovernor Mr.
Jeuks is among the abiet of our representative
men, and II he should turn up In The approaching
State Convention with delegates enough to MONT
nate him, he can rely on the Denocraey OF Clear
field giving him larger majority than any oihel
county In the State that is eutitlej to but ont
tnetnber In the Iuwer House.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

PRlsoN CARS For TuAMPs.-The Al
tocus T~bus rays The Penney ,vauia Railroad
Company are making strong enor to suppress
the tramp nuisance Oh the line Of their road.
They have provided four prison ears. which have
been placed at different points on the road, and
they recommend that the local associations give
such aid az may be in their power to the oflieers
oi the Railroad Company. aud urge them to zee
that proper and efficient ofierrs, especially Ju-t-
ces oil the Peace aud tonstables residiug Il ac-
e,ssib points, he elected at the spring cl'etions
for the several districts.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23


Brass FOR GREENBACKs The lottery
firm, to which We aluded ZONE time since, has
mads several consignments to this county, taip
ping $3.50 worth OF jeweliy for sli. The one hun
dred and fse pieces drawn, consists Of seventy
Eve brass rings, trnamenled with eolored glass
ten brass fob chains and twenty breast-pns. The
brass in the whole lot is worth about Que dollar
aud serenity fre cents. Another scuundrci, oalilag
himself ~. Y. Wilson. proprietor Of the Sidney
Huu.e," sidney, Neb., has written to severa' per
sons in different parts Of the State, Informing
them that a nan OF the same name "eame to bis
house in December, suffered with severe cld'
and in lew days died and vas buried. Upon
opening his trunk was foanl valu ible gold wa eh
aud chain, two silver mounted reyolvers, ssne
deed. for luis in the Black Hills, aud other va
usbie pspers. addre'sed to the person TO whom
Wilson" writes. There is also board bill Of
$40 aud funeral expenses amounting to sis. .,
and IL s2s SO 10 forwarded Alison will send the
trunk and its Elects The letters received are
all identical ia wording and strange to say each
man has left precisely the same ELECTS aud the
same indebtedness to mir. Wilson" who oniy
changes the name to suit tue pary addressed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

Elk. Thompson's Sweet Worm Pow
ders are doing more good than tongue can tell OF
pen can write in relieving children and adults oi
intestinal parasites or worms. Children seven
mouths old have discharged large worms uf'er
few doses. Not injurious 10 the least pleasant
10 take, containing no ealomel, and put up Ia
glars bo,il,s with name Of proprietor blown II
gla,s. Enqury Of your druggi'is aud take moth
ing else or send to Il. X 1bo~pson, Ti'usvillr
Pa. Box 1855 Pills sent by mail on receipt 0
25 cents.
Prepared by e. K Thompson Titn'Vrle' IA
Price 25 cts. per box Sold in oeafueld BY Z
D. Watson, and Hartswick Irwin, druggists
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Y;ou Must Cure thnt Cough

with sbilohs Consumption Cure yu1 can cure
YOURSELF Il has established the TACT that Con.
sumption can be cured, while for Coughs, Br"n
sbiiis, whoopiog Cough, Asthma, and al di'ease,
of Throat aud Lungs, II is absolutely without m
equal. Two dosrs will rshese your child Of Group
Il l. pleasant to take aud perfect y harmless u
the youngest child. and 10 mother eau afford u
be wiihout H. You can use iwoihirds OF a botil'
and Il what we say is not true We refund the rre'
paid. Price lo cents, so cents and 81 per bottle
II your lungs are sare, or chest back lame, us'
shiloh's Porous Plaster. For rale by all drug
gists OF llearfeld.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

FATAL AcoIDENT.-On Tuesday even.
ing Of ast weeh, the 18Th inst, samuel Fisher a
hrsk,man on the Loeai Fright, on the Tyrone a
Clearbeid Railroad, met his death.blow near
Woodland, this county, while Trying to pole y
some cars OF on the siding, lie put one end
Of the pole against the tender Of the engine aud
the other against tho car which he intended TO
stove oil On the siding, and while Going this, the
pole bent aud slipped oh, striking hun On the
lose Al d crushing IN his face. lie was aiken 10
bis hume in Curwensv,lle, where be died in twenty
minutes alter his arrival. lie leaves wife and
three smail children.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

TEACHERS AssoolATIoN,-We have
been requested to state that The next regular se'
sion VI The Brady Teachers As'oeiati"n viii b.
he d a, DuBois City. on Saturday, fsbruar, h.
1873, commencing at W o'clock a. N. All teach
or, of clearhell and J, ferson counties are ~
ym,d to attend AirHngamrnir have ben mHd'
IN accommodate all teachers tree.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

The Methodists OF thus borough hav,
orgsrlsea an Aid socpiy, which WI meet Que
a week, at the bouse Of some one of the members
The 6rs meeting will be held Ut he residence d
NJ Jopa Bo,nlon neat Saturday evening. Io'
public generally - cordially inyivd TO attend.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

In our style Of climate, with its sudden
changes OF temperature. rain, wind and sun
rhhe often ini,rmiBgled 10 single daJ,--it i
uo wonoer that our ohiaren. trends and rela
tives are 90 frequently taken from US BY ueglcc,
ed cold,, halt the deaths resulting directly ffou
this .ause. A bottle Of Boschees U.r,nan -Jrul
kept about your home for immediate u.e vii
prevent serious sickness. t. large doctors bill
and perhaps death, by the ufe Of three VI fou
doses. for curing Consumption, ttmt fihng ges
Pnsum oniA. revere Coughs, Group or an, dseas
of the 1broai or Lungs, It's sucoess Is simpil
woDderful, ss your dfuggist viii tell you, Der
man syrup is nov sod N every town and ,iiag
on this evntinept. Sample bottles for Trial, u
cents. Regular ,ire, 10 cents For salv BY Q
d. Watson, Ilearheld. Pa
May 33, 1871 COW iy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

A lilue boy, aged about ten year.
was uisd IN the Quarter Sessions isst week, toi
assaol, am battery on little girl aOou, bis avn
age. lie was acquitted. Judge Orsis remarked
In his charge to the jury that the ease shoeld
have been disI O.ed Vi in the lurssry, aud no
IN Lie Cnnri.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23
L.oAL BuslsLss.-H -Hou,zdalc an

LtoAL Huuizdalo and
Dubious .Lt,rta,ntd the ait,pdanlr at the Quar,si
svs,iops most Of the time last week. The i've
extreme sections had more than their share W,
have attended CUR Courts pretty rep usrly Tor tb'
past tvei ity year. tut tie most frivolous and
obfeepe cases that We yer li,ened to were tray
ensd g. cOurt asst week, and We hope the lis'
wi yer 90 M ag in.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

Mr.. A. A. Carllle's new paper the
Brookyle Democrat, de' oted to the Interests OF
the Democracy Of jefferson county, made iis ap
pearsnee on Wednesday Of last week. 1t 10 ;
large, handsome sheet, about the sire of this pa
per, and We trust Al. will reap rich pecupiar,
reward FROM his enterprise. lie deserves, aud vi
look for the Democrats in that section to giy'
him their fullest measure tf support. We con
grntulale Mr.. carlile on 'hetypOgnphical appear
ante' VI biz new rsper.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23


On Tuesday. December 25th. 1871 by Rev.
II. W Bay.r, Mr.. Benz. Y. Rohh, Of Winterburn
station. Ciesrheld county. and Miss LiiIie coch-
ian, of Reynoldsville, jefferson county.
At the residence Of the brld''s father. Mr. Isaae
Lamborn, on Wednesday. Deceu.her ?6th. 1871,
by Friends ceremony, Mr. jesse y Way. Of Cur
wsns,illa. Cle,rhcld county, aud Miss Eta Nj.
Lamborn. Of Halt Moon. Centre eounty.
Al the patronage In ccokpori. on Tue'da,.
January let, 1878. by Rev. wis.haupi, Mr.
wm ii Smith, Of Burnside. ciearheld county
aud Mis Emma Keiw. Of Cook ori, Indiana
county.
y. s.. sa ,' tsxsA - the h-'ar,, csseoi. ,S3d
S,91F%Hs--~.>~In~
AIRY sth, 1878, by Rev. IN "srtwaa'', ~ -
The Broad street Presbyterian Church, D.. L NJ
Thompson. OF Cuiwenssill@, Pa ald Miss jean
o Da,id-on, Of Philadelphia, Pa.
AttheM 4. .parsouaFe. curwensville, on Thurs
day, January I'M, 1878, by Rev. Gso. Leidy,
Mr.. WIN. 2 Lesch and Miss Amanda j. f-Jty
both Of curwensville, Pa.
On Thursday evening, January l7tb. ls7s. A.
the r,tidenor Of The bride's mother, by Rev.
Foster Bell, Mr. Robert W Mecla,kry, II Luo.
Haven, Clinton county Pa. and Miss Ne,iie j
Peters, Of Bradford township, Clearaeld Co., Pa.
tclnton county papers please eopyl
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paoo ANNIE OF 10 AL $. $. lNsTl UTE.


Programme Of fourth Local S. ;. Iosttule I,
be b, ID Al New MnlpuIt saluiday, Foo. glb, rs, 8
con eninx at v'elvck a. N. Prot. J. Y. Bloom
Moderator.
Address Of Welcome. Rev =. b Shiik.
kespou,e ~ the Moderator
Usc Of Llbranes Ia sunday Schools, Mt
" iihsms.
Proper time for holding Sunday schools, No
Pagan Rowes
Inc art Of Questioning Mr.. D Ethard
Temperance IN sundsy seuools, Mr I farn'
sorih.
What htlls d. We pe,d TO carry on sunda!
Schools Mr. W. A. Bloom,
Eary history OF ). Schools. W. lloyi, ESQ
Adjourn, 10 convene at u O'Clock p. ~
Hos .nuuld children be rewarded AIR, W. IL
Curry.
Thought, on sunday School, Prof J. s. Nc
Cfeary.
In p,itapce Of Sunday School Conventions, Nj
Thomas Lyug.
Esssy Miss Mary Read,
Can We hil the requirt ments Of the Bible, ant
not taxi, part IN the sunday sch ~ Rev. ueV
Leidy.
Art Of securing attention In the Sunday School
wnh q ,bori osili OF NEAT sssun, Nj. II. Alleinan
How to form aud conduct iuiant sehOvis, A. J
smuh.
Es.ay, Mi,s Sadie Morgan.
Tue s. 5. Tssch.r, ks,. H. campb.ll
Adjourn. Evening session al O'cuck.
Model superinieno,nls. Rev. h. Z. Baud.
Address, Rev. II =. Campbell.
Essay, Mr.. klia Bloom.
Dfiil gu mspsofi the Holy Land, Rev. Adam
H.r to use lbs Back board, frvi q. W Weaver
E,sy, Miss hsry Long.
Llosiug Addrcss, frat Gco W. Weaver.
A box viii he asstd around IN tue morning Il
receive bihlieai questions, 10 he answered By per
sous addressed Ia the evening, II not by tnu pef
.0n who gave IT, The programme VIII ue inter
sper,td Win music. We hupv AT wiii { el Il TO b
her duty 10 attend aud make this thu crawn,n.
effort. A. JUnsuS snnn,
Chairman kk. Ivniulttce q
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23
Tha F,,ronJ Festival held In IN

The Far and Festival held in the
Opera House, On Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week, for the nrpeht vf the clearteld Preshy'erah
Church, was much more successful than was al
first anticipated. The room was crowded all The
time. and the walters and clerks we're Kept bus,
all The time. The entire proceeds Amuuuted to
sl66.i?, while the expenses, 1t Is thought, would
not exceed SOS. thus leaving the snug sun Of sioc
clear 10 the hands Of the Treasurer.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23
specials.

Croaking is not confined to the frog ponds. Al
his season alnvst ever body Is hOafsc. The
Jleuiing Of distressed iangs Is heard cvefy whefe
Why is mis-, when Hale - houey OF horehOund
abd lar wil cure any cough, cold or hoarvuv.
IN rs hours sold ny All Druggists Piku's
iootnache Droops eure IN miuute.
Jan. 2g.Ai.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23
ADVICE TO TlAonhRs.-The Emme

HUFIVE TO IEHVHHho' ITO I8H''IN'
County (loNa) spperiniepusnt o. Pebhc sehVois
In letter Of acviee to the female teachers, says
"R,member that your tims belongs to ths district,
and leave At home your novel;, love-letiers aud
n,de~ok." THIS, OF course. will MT Apply Ia
C earhe d county because there are 10 suel
"carryinss on" ere IN the East as th'y hav' in
the M,st
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

The Brookvilie Republican has had
lev "he d put on IT," came out at the begin
nins Of the tsw year enlarged to nine-eolumn
pa, er. and IL, pTrons are nov vi'itcd weekly by
a neat, large and beautiful newspaper. May II
have pp abundance Of prosperity IN every thing
but it, sI7 poliIics.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

II you have Congb, Sore Throat, u
diaieuiiy Of bre hing. iloarseness, any other dis'
ease of the Throat or Lungs. you should use Has
sons Compound Syrup Of Tar. II will give you
relief and prevent more serious complaints fe'
sale in Cleardcld by IIahswicA Irwin aud Q. D.
Watson
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OFFICIAL Diktst TORY.

TINE oF HOLDING QUARTER SESSIONS COURT
Second Monday Of January.
Third Monday of March.
Fuu MONDAY ~ June
Fourth Monday Of September
TINE W HoLDso oosxos PLiAs.
First Monday Of June.
Second Monday OF November.
PunLlc oSrloEns
Pre.idenf Tvdge-ilon. Charles A Mayer, OF
Loeb Haven.
A..i.tanf i"r Judgs--Ilon. John H. orvis' OF
BellefUntc.
A..oeiafs Judgs.--Abram Ogden, clearheld
Vincent Il Hot. Clrarbeld.
Prothonotory-Eh Bloom.
Rsg,sfsr and Recordsr--L J. Morgan.
Disirief Aiiorn.y-- VIM. NJ. McCuluugh.
Treasursr-David MeGaughey.
Shsrif-Andrew PentI, Jr.
Dspuiy ShsriF-Chnst. !. keaggy, Olearheld
Coanty yurpsyor--samucl Y. MeClcskey, Cur
wensyille.
County Commissioners--C Clarh Brown, Clear
field Thuma. A. MuGee, Chest y. o. Hain'
Hoover. Clear6eld
Oou.ty Auditors-William V. Wright. Clear
field Samuel A Caldwell. WillAmsgrove John
Q. Conner Burnside,
County Co,oa.r-J NeH. New Washington
Jvrv 1omniss,onsrs-D Dr. Jsmes 2 Burchheld
Clearhed. Joseph Alexander, MADEIRA.
Sapsrintsndsnt et Public Schooi'- John
Gregory, Curwrnsville.
S,uitr of Heiyhn d Meosues-J0stW Carllle
Office at Troutyille Pa.
Noiarie, Public John ". wrgley, VIM, Rs
debaugh, Cyrus Gurdon, Clearheld Joseph IL
Irwin, N. \. Arnold, Curwensville' Llngie
Osceoia Mills J. A. Livingstone Dubois Oip'
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allarrif1.

Az the fesidence Of q. N. wohsr, DuiloI. City.
90 Saturday, Nosenbsr 2ith, 1917. BY Rev. l.. n.
H.trick, Mr. Z. 3. Cummings and Mrs.. La,ina
Burns, both VI clcsraeId county.
% Sunday. December 9Th. 1917, at the Evan.
relicsi Church, Tfou,viilc, Pa, by Rev. b. u
He,fiek, Mr.. Henry W. korp and hiss Sarah
! Hawk, both Of Cleeftsld county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

Sheriff Pentz tOuk the two horse
thieves, S. S. and George Hain,s, to the Western
Peniteniiary, at Allegheny City, last Friday
where they will remain for period Of five aud a
half years each. These two were the only pcr,ons
sent to the peuientary last week.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

wASrED.--SVme easily learned person or Artist
TO ma uiacturc LuinkR's pArrst siLK CAsvAs
PIorrREs Ia this county, VI Royalty. Painted
from photographs VI any picture. and is the
Finest Oil Painting made Before Ihe territory Is
Ia en- | will paint pictures sxl0 for $40 aud
warrant them Tor life. Eyery person should hAy'
one, as OIL Paintings on Canvas are the only
pic ures that will staud the tcst vi time, aud ecu
be banded down to postcniy. P.fticuiars fiee.
l.. 4. LUfuER
Nov, 7, Is77.ly. Cory Cry, Pa.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

A Coon LEcTURER.-Those Of our
neghbts who iall,d 10 attend The i,cturs deliv
cred by Rev. Marcus Ornond, of Washington
county. this State, ~ the Court nousr, last Mon
day evening mi'scd the best lecture that has
ben delivered in that room for a long time. NJ
0rmvnd is an ab;, and enthusiastic Local Option
advocate, aud in bis real for The success Of hi'
scheme Ui curing drunktnness strikes right aud
left, caring but little who he knocks down ~hil'
proclain.ng hp visss The tpeAker seemed
snusl,d that b., bad iUund the true pan-eea iui
intemperanc,, ~ quitting the Mosi suasionis's,
The Murpbyii,s and the Local Or'i0nisl. and BY
The formation OF this trnrly he would SOON ban
rh dunk,nisss to ,ome other cline. Such ''
b.. scheme, and he ir,ss,' bis views ably aud
emrbst'cal,.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

XE >s~4Aso~-1Ars..
wm. X. Aecor Gick, al 'i.ovs ss.1ssi9, : - y
law, Of Judge Mayer. ou Tuesday morning Of last
wsrk was unexpected intelligence to his Honor,
who waa rresi iirg In pur Court At the time lie
ai once i.lcsrsphei the tact 10 Judge 0rEia. who
Appeared IN wednesday noon aud took his seal
on the beneb aud closed the business Of the week
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

flsn AsD OYSTERS ID. W. Jordan has on
hand, daily, FRESH b lali, which be will duiy
or 10 customers IN any part VI the town. Also
FRESH OYSTERS
received every day, aud ior sale by tho pint
quart or gallon. Prices low.
ClearGeld, Pa, Jan. 10, 1878 tL
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

Local INSTITUTE. "A Teachers LO-
cal IasIi ute will Oc held at Bigler station, 10
Bradford township, commencing on Friday, Fob
ruary stb, 1875. at 20 O'Clock A. N. The pro-
gramme has been carefully arranged, With view
both to please and instruct all Who attend. Rev.
james Calder, Of the Pa. State college will deliver
a eeiur, on FRIDAY evening, on Education in
Ch na," Aai FRANK q. Hams, Esq., Of olearasli,
will ale deliver a lecture the sane evening. Lec-
tu s will be delivered BY Mr.. A. X. Read, aud
DR.. J. A. D use, on Saturday evening Go. suP't
Gregory will lecture Oh Friday afternoon, and
Georso ". Weaver, Of Curwsnsyilie, IN Saturday
afternoon Arrangements have been made for
good vocal and lnstrumenla mu'is. The public
is oprcially invited To auenf,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-01-23

TYRONE STATION.
,tn N WFsrWA
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
Low GRADE DIVISION.


nN and after Monday, Dec. 10Th, 1871,
" the passenger trains will run daily lercepi
sun day) between Rcd Bank and Drif,wood, as
follows
tAsTw ARD.--Dsy Mail leaves Piusburs
$40 n. m =; Red Bsnk 1850 Sligo Junction i2psi
New Bethlehem i;o7 p. m Maystille i;26
Troy lao Brootvil 7;os fuiler's ass Rey
noldsvile 2,s7; Dubois siSs, summit Tunne
slb Penheid 4i05 Weedville 4ii7; Bene,ett,
i:so I arrives ai Driftwood At 555.
" E~T " ARD.--Dsy Maiileaves Driftwood
i2si5 .. n,., Benef,tte l.opj weedeil'e Lac
Penhcld las summit Tunnel 2:o7 DuBow 2iso
ReynaIisy,lle 2:52 Fulsr's 2,s7, Brook kviile a:ss
Troy $40, Maysviils Alb New Bethlehem 4;2s
Sligo Junction $50, Red Bank si27 arrives Al
Pit,sburg at $40 ?. IN.
Ef III, k,ynoldsviile Accommodation leave
Rssuoidssille aaily at 1850 a. M, and arrives d
Red Bank At ilsoo q m, Pittsburgh At 2isb y. m
Leaves Pittsburgh At $50 p. IN Red Bank a
s;s5 p. mi arriving at Rsy ncldsviie At s.os D. IN.
Ciose con pec,ions made with trains on =. =
Railroad at Drit sood, and with trains on th'
Allegheny valley Railrosd At Red Ranh.
DAVID MccARu0, 0en1 supt.
A. A. JACKSON, Hupt l.. O. Div.