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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-24

The BRIC-A- SALE.-The collection Of
curious old china. art paintings. engravings
&c.. TO be sold by Thomas Downing is of rare
excellence. and should be well attended. See
advertisement
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Weather Indications To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

washington, JanudfY n, ISlS-
For the middle Atlantic states, warmer,
clear. or partly cloudy weather. nOrthwesterly
winds. backing TO warmer sOutheTly, and fall
Ing Barometer.
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CITY ITEMS

HAVE YOU GOT RHEUMATISM? If so step
into the nearest drug store for a bottle of Dn-
rdng's Rheumatic Remedy. 1t is positive
cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-24

The CHINESE took the city of kaShgar by a
escaped and fled to the Russian province of
feyhani. and now solicit Russian support
The whole of kaShgar is now III the power OF
the Chinese.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-24

tkhtELsRs should provide themselves with
substantial trunks neat trayeling ta i.n
sxtcheis and shawl straps, such as are made
and sold at the factory and warerOOms of las
topnam, 60 dh 81, Joining Odd Fellows
Hail His prices suit these times.-AdIf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-24

MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued TO
James o. Aekers and Z. l.. Ford: W. Edward
Mllstead. oil Charles CO., Md, and Carrie V.
;; Prosser of Buffalo, y. ". and Catherine
huldang. OF New York city; Ernst Hoffman
and Mary L. kuhlnan Robert D. Carter and
Elis R0biOS,n 49, WI"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-24

g., ihktHEAPEsT dry goods in the city. Beauti-
Ini aIess goods only j.. double fold colTed
eashmeres ., pure wool white bankers ~ ~
al ., our bIaek silks and black cashmereS
n VS. S De eiosed out very cheap. Carriers. Mar
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MEDICAL, &c.

MES; L, NJ; PREE%E, MD, ladies PAVsi-
Complaints: 81 bottle. Consultation free and
H"nndentia. Sure cure or no pay. 81 8th ST.
IL ". jI9-lw-
SATISFAGTIOS.''- "A positive cure: 81 per
- bottle. Prepared according To the origiDaJ
Ioi nuia 10y Dr. Darby, at lis A. ST., Penn
S5o REWARD If DIR. BROTHERS FAILS TO
% cure any case of Female Weakness ITregulari-
nsS and Instructions. Thirty years experience
oInce eoo b 81. sw., opposite Smithsonian. J9-2w'
II EASES SPEEDILY REMoXEn-1 DEs
BROTHERS and GRAY are the only PHYSICIANS In
Nervous Debility mpoteney Lost visor c and III II
Diseases of Imprudence from whatever canse
SS e1reN3 pay soe ST. s.w opposite smith
sonlan INSTITUTION. J1-1m'
nR. LEON, The Oldest Estabiished and only Rs-
II liable Ladies', Physician in the CITY can be
day, at No. sos 9Th ST. NV, from 10 3 o,c1oct
Residence, Monroe St, Baltimore. noVi4-iy
CoNsULT DIR. LEON, the Oldest established
of all "a Acute and Chronic Skin Diseases. Abandoned
ST. NV. noyI-lV
nR. RICORD's ESSENCE OF LIFE restors.
shattered constitution in four weeks from rSf
ever cause arising Failure Impossible, Beware Of
that are useless, and finally prove rulnonsfy eT-
gensive: hatever has merit must cost . fair prioe.
S5 per case. Sent by express anywhere. Sole Agent
Dr. JOS; JACQUES, University Place New
10Th. Druggists suppned. Je27-1y
CPECIAL NOTICE.-Dr ROBERTSON can hs
~ consulted every Wednesday and Saturday al his
once, S21 ID ST., between 9th and 10Th from Ia 81
2: M, on all diseases OF the Urinary Organs and
Nervous Diseases, viz: Organic and Seminal Weak
ness Nervous Debility lmpotency, Premature de-
cay, Nervous Trembling, Palpitation Of the Heart
DlmneSs OF Sight or Giddiness, Indigestion. &C.
&C. all resulting from abuses In youth eIcesses IN
manhood, and early indiscretions. Gonorrhex
STRUCTURES and syphilis quickly cured DIR, r. is n
native OF Baltimore, with IL years experiences In
OF ms city. visits Washington every "Wednesday
and Saturday. Persons in need OF medical treat
their interest TO call upon him, who will insure
honorable and scientific treatment and cure guar
anteed In every case he undertakes win refer hts
patrons 10 any OF the leading physicians OF Balti
more, and show letters of Testimonials from thu
taw street Baltimore. marSs1-iV
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LECTURES.

ssSTAR" COURSE OF LECTURES
VERMONT AVENUE CHRISTIAN CHURCH,
Vermont ave-, between y ami SITS. n. W.
A change has been made in the order OF the
Lectures.
Hon. J: A. GARFIELD Of Ohio,
VIII deliver the Second LectUr,,
FRIDAY, January ~
Subject" Recent Discoveries at Erhesus''
hon. :. 5. COX, Of y. V,
The Third Lecture,
TUESDAY, January -.
subject The Tenth Muse, or the Poetry OF
Mechanism 1885,
PEV. JOHN HALL. DID,; OF NEW YORK,
HI Will deliver an address upon
THE MISSIONARY WORK, OF THE AMERI-
CAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION,
In LINCOLN HALL,
On MONDAY, January esth, az $50 y. m.
Society. viii preside. l21-6t
T INCoI.N HALL.
- BRAD. ADAMS..... ...........,.... Manager.
SENATOR DANIEL W. TOORHEES
Win Deliver His Great Lecture
ON
THOMAS JEFFERSON,
kRlBAY EVENING. JANUARY 25.
AT 100 P.M
Admission 90 cents: reserved - cents extra
TO be- had al BRAD. ADAMS, Sl2 street. oppo-
ste Patent Once. 1896
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-24

SLICIDEAT CvMBERLAND.-A letter received
In Baltimore yesterday states that Conrad
Berg, German, doing tiOuriShing grocery
business at North Centre and Bedford streets
Cumberand, Md. committed suicide Monday
night by hanging himself on his bed room
door. The body was not discovered until yes
terday morning. one of its legs still resting on
a chair which he had used to assist him i'm his
purpose. He had been occasionally deranged
Tor more than year past. and made several
attempts to commit suicide. He was about ~
years OF age. and leaves three daughters
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DEEDS IN FEE have been flied as follows:
DoFathy DuntTesS 10 Leander III. HuntreSs
$1,000, lot :, 81. $SS: Warner and Gordon. rlI>-
tees to Thomas Wilson, 81 4g0.S. lots :. aud
=, So Sg7: r. Fitzpatrick to e. III. A katteI-
Mann, s3.3sS! lot 30. of sub lot 9, 81. 44: L. p.
simpson To Il. Fitzpatrick. s., part lot 10, Sq.
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NASQTIsHED.-EdjtOro OF Star: am annihi
lated. The distinguished author of Thoughts
OH Female Suffrage" does not know me- is not
" conyerSant with my writings have lived
in vain. What matters il whether any woman
ever casts q free ballot in her native land if
the leaders Uf society, after making all man
ner OF charges against advocates of woman
suffrage, decline to recognize our existence:
SARA ANDREWS SPENCER
Chairman Res. Cong. Com. National Woman
Suffrage Association
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Book SALE.-The book sale last evening, at
DoWlings. was largely attended. giving an
evidence o1 the worth of the collection, and
the books brought fine prices. The sale
commences this evening al o'clock sharp,
non. together with the engrayings. will be
sold The elegant law list will be sold to-mor-
row evening. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-24

SINGULAR SUICIDE IN CUMBERLAND.-In
Cumberland, Nd, Monday night, Conrad
Berg. a merchant in the grocery business cor
ner OF Centre and Bedford streets, committed
suicide by hanging himself with rope hung
over the door of his bedroom, which was found
locked in the morning with the rope hanging
outside the door. The cOrOner's Jury render
ed verdict of mental alteration. He recent
ly. tried tOkill himself by jumping from the
window of his house. Deceased was sixty
three years old, leaves four children, two of
whom reside in Baltimore. and Il wife to whom
he was lately married.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-24

TIE GIBSON Jason HOMICIDE H-nifinn Tor
a Iefdtct.-Ihl> morning. in the Criminal
Court, Judge Macarthur. the trial OF George
Gibson, indicted Tor the murder of ThOs Ma
son IN August last. WAS resumrd-DiStric1
Attorney Wells and MIR. J. r. Norris for the
prosecution and NeSSTS. W. \. Cook and G.
b. COrkhlll foT the defendant. On the open
ing OF the court. District Attorney Wells pro
ceeded with his argument. urging that the
jury return verdict of man>iaughter and he
concluded about II o'clock. The court charged
the Jury at considerable length. and they re-
tired for consideration al II n o'clock
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adopted the following resolution: THAT We
the members of the Chicago Preachers Meet
ing OF the Methodist Episcopal Church take
this occasion to reaftirm our belief in the ~
ture endless punishment of the wicked, as dis
tingniShed from the theory of restorationists
on the one hand and that of humiliation on
the other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-24

THE MEMBERS OF THE RIGHT in the French
chamber OF deputies were debating early in
Saturdays session whether they would resign
invalidation by the majority of the elections
of many of their party. The arrival of the
Conservatives caused them to delay action.
and their decision will not be made known un.
til the next session. The election of three den
utieS were annulled Oh Friday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-24

REAL ESTATE SALEs.1 has. W. Handy auc-
tiOneer, has sold for Eugene Carusi and A. C.
Bradley. trustees. part of lot >. in square 4I
to James Fraser. for S2.625: also. by direction
oi Eugene CaTusi. las. &. Payne and A. G
Bradley. trustees, 10 J. III. Rowland. lots TO :
in square ~: also. square north of AZ. square
east of 40. and square east Of III. 10 same
party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1878-01-24

AS~Owing to the bad system of Lon don
sewage several kinds of fish have fOrsaken the
Thames.
The will of the late Chief Justice Pear
son, OF North Carolina, was written in pencil
As~It is rare to see tramp wearing beard
Hesf Chester NeTS.
~ loose liOness has relieved the Marion
county, o., woods Of tramps.
IAN anti-silyer exchange talks .sarcasti-
caliy OF stove-lid currency"
A9-A Moffett bell-punck bill is before the
Louisiana legislature for adoption.
mississippi legislators are required to
FURNISH their own newspapers and stationery
The guillotine has been revived in Hun
gary as an instrument for heading off, crime
AF-lt is old line democrats i'm Kansas. ac
cording to the Topeka Commonwealth, who
are forming the greenback clubs.
ASThe fifty mine deserving whalemen, who
ed their ships Oh account of cruelty of the
masters.
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THE COVRTS.
poJIrr TuGfpo .QDeU

COURT IN GENERAL TERM.
To-day, the case of Richie ast. Wolcott was re
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The LORD-HICkS CASE.-MeSSrs. Lord. Dav
4 Lord, counsel for the sons of ThOS Lord the
octogenarian bridegroom, have determined to
prosecute re hlnoticO iequierendO proceed
lngS without waiting to consult the wishes or
newly made spouse. They made application
yesterday to Judge Van Brunt for an order
directing service of the summons by publica-
this application an affidavit was submitted
stating that every effort had been made to
discover Mr.. Lords whereabouts. but without
success. Judge Van Bruht granted the order
the city papers. He further ordered that the
examination in the case be set down for the
"a of next month before a sheriff's jury.-[N
y. Herald. 23d
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Street lamps viii be lighted tonight at 5.35
D. m. and extinguiShed at pa m
From j. G. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance of the mails
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-13

"Will sou tke wheat, oats or cora for sub
,cdplony wea'c often inquired OF in this way
by letter from atroas who reside At distance
from clearGeld We as,iu say yes The receipts
Of a aiopoi sible merchant or mill owner in the
vicinity, will anssc- rs just as well as tue cash.
To lllpsta,ei Il any Of our patrons will deliver
o, o. bag e grain at the mil Of Joseph II. Breih,
In chest town,hip, Horice patchin, in Burnside,
Ttomas II. rorcey, in Graham, WIN Porter or
Shaw, in lawrence, or Brown 4 scylers, At
Roctton, Unin township, and forward their
receipts for the amount, we viii credit hen on
their account for the same. In this way all may
soon pay what they owe, II they will pursue this
course if
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-13
Notice in Ejectment.

William A. Reed In the Common Pleas
Va. Of Clearhell county
Joel @. Forest, Richard No. =, Sept. Term,
Forest, Emily sausier, 1878. Ejectmont to
and Merreit Saustrr, her compel specih per-
husband, Mary Ann fos- iormanee Of contract,
ter. and James ]. Foster, for piece or tract Of
her husband, Caroline land 10 Lawrence twp
smith, and A. VI. smith, Ciearneli county, Pa,
her husband, Elizabeth bounded and described
Albums, aud William NJ as followsi 0n the
Adams her husband. east by lands Of Geo.
butter, on the west by the Erie turnpike on the
north by lands Of Maxwell Rowes md others. be.
ing part OF original survey IN the name Of Mary
Reed, containing sixty-six acres. Il being an
equitable Eieclment brought to compel the spe-
clhc performance OF contract.
To Richard Forest, Emily Sauster, and Merrett
Sauster, her husband, Mary Aun Foster, and Jas.
J. Foster, her husband, Caroline Smith, and A.
NJ. Smith, her husband, EpIabeth Adams, and
WIN NJ, Adams, her husband, defendants above
naned
You will take notice that a rule was granted on
you by the Judges u the Ceurt Of Common Pleas
Of Clearhcld county, on the 9TH day OF October,
A. d 1878, 10 the above case. requiring you aud
each Of you, to appear aud plead to the above
suit or aetioa within sixty days from the date
hereof, according TO the provisions Of the Act Of
A tsem bly, OF lsth April 1881, in default therr-
OF, Judgment viii be rendcre against you.
Certified from the Record.
kLl BLOOM, Pro,honotary,
cleardeld Pa, Oct 30, SIS.
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orrIciAL DIRECTORY.

rlsE OF auLDlse QUARTER ssssIoss couRi.
sec nd Monday oi January
Third Monday Of March.
Fusi MONDAY ri juno
Fourth Monday Of September
rInE W nvLpiSo oossos rLEss
F,d Monday Of June.
Second Monday of November.
PUBLIC OFFICERS,
Prssidsni fvdgs--lIon. Charles A, Mayer, o
Lpck Haven.
Assistant ioS Jadge--IIon. John II. orys, o
Bcllefonte
A.soeiais Jadge,-Abram Ogden, clearaeld
Vincent h Holt, clcarftd.
Psoiboaoiary-Ei Bloom.
Regisisr aHd Recorier-L. J. Morgan.
Disirief attorney WIN. NJ. Mccullough.
T,easneer-D David McGaughey.
SAeri6-- Andrew Pouta, Jr..
D,pmy Merif-Christ. j. koaggy, Cloafheld
County Sarrsyor--samuel +. McCloskey, Cur
srusville.
County Commissioaers-Clark Brown, Clear
Geld Thomas A. McGee, Chest P. o. llaihI
Hoover Cloarheld
County Audiiors-William " Wright, Clear
Geld Samuel A. Caldwell, williAmsgrOve Jobr
o. Conner Burnside.
Comig Coroner--J, B. Nen, New Washington
yury Commisuoners-Dr. James ? Burcb6eld
ClcarRed, Joseph Alexander, MADEIRA.
Superintendent Of Pablo Sehoois-M. J.. Ne
Quown, Cleardeld
Seaierof Weights g. Nsaswss--Jessc W caFlile
Office at l.ut hersburg Pa.
Nofarie, Pubho-John W. wrigley, wm. Ra
leSaugh, Cyrus Gordon, clearheldj Joseph r.
Irwin, " II. Arnold, Curvensyiei J. A. Living
stone, Dubois City
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nnLloloU- NOrlcLs.

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rev. J. s.
NcNuRnAY, Psstpr.---ServicfE every Sahbsfh
4 iog A, NJ, and n M.
sabbath school ats A. NJ.
pmyi Meeting every Thursday, At "A Y. NJ.
Cont ,nion Service first sabbath of every
.onth. 4 l0i A. NJ.
west Ciearheid NJ. o.. Church.--Rcv
W corr WILSON, Pastor, Preaching every
alternate Sunday, at o'clock, 7. N. sunday
school at y, = NJ All are invited to attend.
presh, terian Church--Rov. II. S. BurLER.
sabbath snrviees morning and eveDing-Sab-
tath School at r. M.-Prayer Meeting wednes-
lnv evening
Baptist Church.-Rv. J. A. ALDRsp, Pas
tor suryie, srvrry 5 ,bhath IN ,rning aud evening
sItcrnatiug, at l0l o'clock A. w.. and u p. NJ.
sabbath schoul atSP. NJ. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening.
It francis Church--Cathoiic--R P.
!. Preaching at lol O'Clock, A. NJ, on
lse drst. third aud fourth sunday sof each month
vc,pers aud Bcrediction OF the blessed sacrament
a7 o'clock, 2. M.-Supday School every Sunday
aiiernOou at o'clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-13

You deserve 10 suffer, aud II you lead miser
able, unsatisfactory life In this beautiful world,
II Is entirely your own fault and there IL only one
excuse Tor you've our unreasonable prejudice and
skepticirm, which has killed thousands Person
Al knowledge and common sense reasoning will
soon show you that Gfeeoi August Flower viii
euro you Of Liver Complaint, or dyspepsia, with
all It's miserable ehects, such as sick headache,
papitation Of the heart, sour stomach, habitual !
costiyeness, di1riness Of the head, nervous pros
'ra,ion, low -pirts 4c. Its .ales TOW reanh every
Town on the Western Continent, and not Drug
gst but what viii tell you Of its wonderful currs.
You can buy sample bottle tor ~ cents Three
doses will relieve you. julyl7, rs -eow-iy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-13

A FREAK OF NArURE.-Thc Erie o.
serr,r relates the iuiiowing curious phenomeua In
the fruit line Mr.. Hickerncii brought into
our office ou Tuesday au appe that is something
Of curiosis. Half .: it Is Russet and the other
half as distinctly Northern Spy Toe treo %
which 1t grew is a Russet and bore oniy three APP
pies like the sample, ali the rest OF the fruit being
pure Russsis. One Of the three apples being
eaten, the upper half had the Russst taste and
the lower hall that % toe Northern Spy. There
is Northern Spy tree near the Russet, which 10
some way doubtless accounts for the mixture.
The orchard is one belonging to M. Hickcrn eirs
mother, in Bloomfield, era vfori county"
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.Aailroads.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
Low GRADE DIVISION.

'nN and after Monday, Dec. 10Th, 1877
" the passenger trains will run daily (excep
sun day between Rcd Bank and Driftwood Al
follows
EAsTw ARD.--Day Mail leaves pittsburs
$50 a. IN :, Red Bank u lisn, Sligo Junction I9,us
New Bethlehem l:o7 ,. IN Maysvillc l.2G
Troy lisa Brookvil 2iOs Fuller's 1855 Roy
noldsyillc 2,52, DuBois 1883 Summit Tunne
Sac Penleld 1905 Weedvills l.i7; Benezeti,
ait9 arrives at Driltwood at SIS.
W I;sTN ARD.--Day Mailleaves Driftwood
1910 y. H.; Brnerctte los; weedvihs l.l0
Pvuheid las; summit Tunnel 2:07; Dubois ESQ
Reynoidsyille 1863 fullcr's 2i57, Brookville $3.50
Troy aiio, Maysville lil5i Now Bethlehem 4;2g
Sligo Junction 5ilOi Red Bank 5.27 arrives Al
pitisburg at $40 =. IN.
gzs The b,ynodsville Accommodation leave,
Key noldsylle daily ut 1850 a. IT,, and arrives al
Red Bank At ll;uO u IN, Pittsburgh at 2;s5 .. N
Leaves Pittsburgh at aiSo y. IN Red Bank al
5's5 ?. M arriving at Reypoldsuile at su5 p. IN.
Close con necrions made with trains on ?. a h
liaiiroad ai briltSood. and with trains on III,
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Rod Bank.
DAVID MooARGO, Genl supt.
A A. JAcKsos, sup'i l.. @. Div.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-13

SABBATH School CoNvENTIoN.--A
Sabbath School Cou, ention will be held In The
Ci,ardeld Presbyterian cburchon Tuesday nnd
wednusday, Dec,uber i7h aud isth. 1878, uader
the auspices Of a Commitiee oi the Pre,bytery Of
Huntingdon, which euihraces al the Presbyterian
Churches in he counties Of Bedford, Blair. Cen
Ire, cl,araeid, llaaiirgdon, Juoiata aAi Mifllin.
Each Of the Churchts in the Presbytery Is enti-
tied TO r,preseuiatiun by the pastor, superiniend-
cnt and two teachers. The ,xetcisss will consist
Of an opening sermon, the reading Of careiu iy
prepared paper, dlseussicns and addressrs upou
timely topics, tbs whole to be closed on Wednes.
day evening With meeting for thanksgiving aud
prayer A more exicbdod notice Of the Conyen-
ton will be given in due time.
Papers published within the bounds Of Hunting
don presbylery will confer favor by calling at
tention to the above notice.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-13

A UDiTOR's NOriCE..-D b. Miller, use
IN Of Elliot Roblsy. vs. Samuel Hopper. ia
Common Pleas Court Of Clearhed county. No h.
223, Sept. Term, 1878. ri. Ia
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Court to distribute the money arising from sae Of
Defendants real estate amoas the lien creditors,
will att-ud to hts duties ai bis Office in the Court
House. ou Thursday. November 2s. 1878, at ~
O'Clock a. M, Of which al parties take notice.
ISRABL TEST,
Clearled, Nov. 10, rs g. Auditor
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-13
CARD FROM o. sUpT. MaUowN.

10 order to satisfy numerous ioquirrrs as :,
why the State appropriation to the schools Il
withheld, | would just state that have bad an
interview with the County Commissioners. aud
have learned that the State authorities are with
holding the appropriation from oiear6eld county
in hopes OF Inducing the Treasurer to pay the as
srssmrnt made by the Board OF Revenue Commls.
sioners upon Clearhed county, which said as-ets
nent Is claimed by The County Comm ssioners to
be illegal, and that II y would not be justified In
paying It even for 80 desirable an end securing
the State appropriation. # seems that the State
Board ae trying to force an illegal payment IN
an Illegal manner, aud that the County Commits
sioncrs do not feel like being imposed upon
hcucr the difficulty. The matter will, it is hoped
soon BE- letiud satisfactorily mud the apprdpria.
ton secured NJ. 4 MoQuowS.
CLeAnr,rLp. Pa, Nov. llth, 1873.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-13
Enn SALE ON nE.r

EOR SALE or RENT large and
IL comm dious three tory brick hotel, situate
10 lhe village OF Glen Hope, cleariield county, Pa
with good stsbling and ol the ntcess ~ out
bnildings, together with a store-room 29xlu feet,
is now offered for sale or rent, on easy terms
The location and the house Is me the best, tor
hotel, IN the county. A large amount Of trayel
il kept up between the southwestern portioa of
the county to the coal regions Of llout1 tale aud
0sccola. II is on the through turnpike routs
from yronc to Dubois. For iurther particulars
inquire Of or address the uniersigned
PHILIP DOTS.
Glen Hope, Nov. -, ls7s-tf
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-13

wife, lot us 20 to FIeck & Co, to
trade to-day neghoor A. says they have the
finest aud best stock Of goods in the county, and
are selling them below any one else
Well, husband. was going to propose that
myself or Mrs. D. told mo she was there few
days ago, and bought such nice goods, and so
cheap and am tired of those shoddy goods we
have been buying a, the wildcat stores. They
don't pay for making up" noy6-it
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-13

DENTAL NoTIoE.-D A. NJ. Hills
would say to his friends and former patients that
be has not retired from practice as has been so
ldustriously circulated by some persons, hut viii
coninue to give his personal atienton to all who
may desire il, or to assist DR.. Heicbhold when.
ever required. Ni,ruus Oxide Gas given for the
painless extraction Of teeth. April ATT
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-11-13

RECENT SCIENTIFIC INVESTIGATIONS.
Recent scientific investigation has brought to
light some singular facts one Of which is that the
'urcsi remedy for all bilious, lung, nervous and
skin diseases is DR. Fenner's Blood and Liver
Remedy and Nerve Tonic. Use bis Cough Honey
in all coughs. llar,swick Irwin agents, Clear
field, Pa.