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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22
SKETCH or 4 FEL0N.

Tho New Orleans Democrat has III,
following sketch OF the life and publ,
services of 'General" Tom Anderson
This iolon has been n dishonest mar
sxEss.<~r hn..-SS. c,
hood ne Wod fat-sJ5sSGa .
Anderson" by swindling at cards, fol
which he was banished from rcspccta'
bic society in Rapides Parish. A few
years ago, ii the heyday of Radical
power, he obtained from the Lcgisla
ture an appropriation of $4,000 fol
the improvement OF Bayous Crocodile
and Beul, in the western portion o.
the State, nearly every dollar OF which
he stole. For years past he has beer
a leading spirit in the ballot box stuff
fing, the organizing Of negro insurrcc
tons and tho Returning Board frauds
p~erjuries and forgeres, which have
nearly ruined this State and through
which its people have been plundered
in ten years Of more than 500, 000, 900
What circumstance, wo ask can any
man in tho Union point out which
abates one jot or 1.-THE the criminality
of Thomas C.. Anderson What act
has he done in all this era of suffering
and wrong and oppression through
which the people Of Louisiana have
passed which entities him to the mer
cy of the law, the forgiveness Of the
people or the pardon of the executive I
There is not one. Every act OF bis
shows that he is a bad man, u mar
ready in any wicked cause and for any
wicked end to delay the law and over.
ride the public good. If the purpose
OF the courts and of the law Is 10 pun
ish mcn who have deliberately and
knowingly perpetrated crimes, we
know of no wretch who has ever serv-
cd out his sentence in the penitentiary
more deserving of this fate than this
convicted felon."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

nEnIsrER,s NnTICE.

"U
II Notice is hereby given that the following &c
counts have been examined and passed by ne, ant
cmain filed Of record In this Office for the In.
peeti on Of heirs, ~legatees, creditors, and all othor
Interested. and will be presented TO the next Or
phans' Court Of Clearfcld county, TO 10 held NJ ID,
Court House, In the borough Of Clearhold, CON
mencing on the I'D Monday being the goth day
Of May, A. d. 1878
Partial account Of Alexander Ferguson and Jos
Patterson, Executors Of the estate Of Joseph
Mccully, late Of Ferguson township, clearheli
county, Pa, deed.
Final account Of Jesse Beam, Admin strator oil
the estate Of Nicholas Murphy, lats Of Mcrri,
township. Clcarheld county, Pa, deed.
Final account Of Samuel n. Baiiy, Administrator
Of the estate u Melinda Courtney, late Of Brady
twp, cl,sraeId Co., Pa, deed.
Final account Of Samuel @. Patchin. Guardian Of
Matilda McCully, (now CroyD minor child Of
John l.. MeCully. late Of 0ulich township,
Clarified county. Pa, decd.
Final account Of John M~cGaughey, Guardian Of
Jacob Kline, minor child Of Rebecca Kline, late
Of Goshen twp, clearheld Co, Pa, decd.
Final account Of John McGaughey. Guardian Of
WIN v. Ogden, minor child Of Daniel Ogden
late Of Lawrence twp, Clearhsld Co., Pa, decd
Account Of John O.. schryver, surviving Exccu-
tor Of The Estate OF Martin Nichols, ST., late ol
Lawrence twp, cieardeld Co.. Pa, dec'd.
Final acco unit Of Jonathan Wal, G ia rdian Of the
minor heirs Of Thomas Cleaver, late Of Bloom
township, Clcarheld county, Pa, deed.
Account Of Bnnjamln Knepp. Guardian Of Mary
G.. Cupler, minor child Of Solomon Cuplcr. late
Of Bradford twp, c~lesrfeld county, Pa deed.
L. MORGAN,
May l-r Register A Recorder.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

QurER.-A few years ago II wal
treason not 10 support "the govern
ment," rs the Radicals always styled
the President. But II seems TO DO q
"hunkcy" joke now to hold a State
Convention, and, yet, forget to endorse
or say anything about "the govern
msnt. How quick treason wears out
with some people, and BY those, too,
who made II 40 "odious" At ono timc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

TnE BEAUTIES Oh PRorEcrIoN.-Th,
beauties Of the protective system ar,
thus illustrated by Hon. S. S. Cox. II,
says; "The farmer starting for hi,
work has a shoe to put on his horsi
with nails taxed 67 per cent, driver
with a hammer taxed 81 per cent.
cuts a stick with a knife taxed so pei
cent, bitches his horse 10 a pillow taxed
so per cent, with chains taxed 67 pei
cent. lie returns to his home at night
and lays bis wearied limbs on q sheet
taxed IS per cent, and covers himself
with a blanket that has paid a tax Of
$50 per cent. He rises in the morning
puts on his humble flannel shirt taxed
80 per cent, his coat taxed so por cent,
shoes taxed 30 per cent, and hat taxed
40 per cent, opens family worship with
a Bible taxed SO per cent, and kneels
" his God on o carpet taxed $50 per
cent, sits down to bis humble meal
from plates taxed 40 per cent, with q
knife and fork taxed 80 per cent,
drinks his cup Of coffee with sugar tax.
cd 40 per cent, seasons bis food with
salt taxed 1870 per cent, pepper taxed
297 per cent, and spice 397 per cent.
he looks around on his wife and chill.
dren all taxed in the same way, takes
a chew of tobacco taxed 100 per cent,
and leans back in his chair and thanks
bis stars that he lives in the irecst and
best Government under Heaven
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

Those politicians from Louisiana and Florida
~ho are trying to unsesi President Hayes I'M
pleasantly remind us Of Mrs. Elizabeth Tilton-
they swear to both sides with an impotence that
is gorgeous.- Wfiian.porf Baiistn.
Well, they are all members of the
same family. Elizabeth, Henry and
the rest Of them are leaders Of the par
ty controlled by grand moral IDEAS"
and now you propose to make fun OF
them personally! That's wicked.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

CUrE.-The editor OF the Philadcl.
phia Times, in abiding to the absent.
eeism on the part of the Democrats in
Congress, remarks The Democrats
are not realizing on their majority in
the House of Representatives, but they
are learning some minority tricks that
may be useful to them in a future Con.
nraaa
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

THIS is A HoReR.--An exchange
says: The boy was afraid that biz
drawing would not be recognized as a
horse, 30 he wrote underneath, "This
Is a horse" Hayes knows that the
people do not recognise him rs Prcsi.
dent SO be wrote underneath bis veto
message ofthe silver bill. ar. b. Hayes,
President Of the United States" This
was never done by a genuine Prcsi-
dent
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

YoU'RE TOO RUDE.-The Baltimore
Gazette says: at has been a great
while since the State of Pennsylvania
produced so great a man as General
Harry White. Some Of his perform.
ances in Congress Of late have remind
cd the country of the antics of q small
yellow dog in tall rye" Such reaec.
tons on n of the visiting states.
mem Is out of order.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

On TIME-The Delaware county
Mail, a Republican paper, says: "Hoyt
is a pronounced ringstcr, dyed in the
wool, and as INSCRIPTIONS q politician
as lives within the borders of Penn.
sylvania. DO the people of Pennsyl.
vania want such a nan for their cx-
ecutivc officer? People OF Delaware
county have surely had enough of this
kind of men,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

We are glad that the Presidential
fraud is to be investigated, and the
rogues who had o hand in it punished,
be they Democrats, Radicals, white or
black. Let them be exposed and dis
graced, and IN the future rogues will
avoid committing a similar crime. But
il not investigated, the very same
crime will be committed at the next
and future Presidential elections.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

CLosED.--WmKEsBARRF, Pa, May
1.-THE banking house OF James
Brown, Of this city, closed its door TO.
day. An assignment has been made
for the benefit OF depositors, who are
principally Of the poorer classes.
Brown claims that the assets OF the
bank are $4,000 in excess Of the liabil.
tiles. The liabilities are 500, 600.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

TALLY TBREE.-The Democrats OF
Blair county, on the llth inst, elect
ed W. O. Bailey Senatorial, and DIR.
Clark and NJ. F~itzharris Representa-
tive delegates, ~instructing them TO
vote for Senator Dill for Governor.
1t looks now us though Dill would
have from 1870 to l4O delegates at the
opening Of the Convention.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

DomEsrrc.-That cnterprising party
organ, the williamsport Bulletin, in al
luding TO that celebrated hero martyr
over in Indiana, says; General Har.
ry White says many shallow jokes
have recently been uttered at the OK.
pense Of these beautiful rivers the
Kiskiminetas and ~Conemaugh, but a
contemporary cruelty retorts that the
jokes were uttered at his expense,
whore the shallowness really exists
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

NOTiCE TO TAx-PAYERs.-Inac cora
IN ance with an Act Of the General Assembly
Of this co~mmenwealih, approved the 22d day o.
the Sd day Of April, A. d. lSia, "~relatinlr 10 Il,
collection Of tases In the county Of Clear 6eld,'
neticc Is hereby given 10 the tax pay crs residing
In the districts below named, that the COUNTY
Treasurer, In accordance with the second section
Of said Act. will attend At tho places Of holding
the borough and township e~lections on the fol.
lowing named days, for the parpose Of receiving
the County and State axes assessed for 1875:
For Decatur township, Wednesday, May 20, from
etoA.
For woodward township. Thursday. May solh,
from 10 10 4.
For noulldals Dor. Friday, May 81, FROM ! to 3
For osceoln, Saturday, June lst, from = to I.
For Knox township, Monday. June Sd, from II
10 3.
For Gulich twp, Tuesday, june 4, from Q 70 5.
For Beeearia township- Wednesday, June 5, from
ptob. 44-
For Jordan iOvn'hip, Thursday, June 9. from I
TO 5.
ror Ferguson ,ova.hip, Friday, Jun. :. from
For Lumber City Dor, Friday, June :, from l to
7. (Guppy's Hotel.)
~ thh t"Il oatettalf sHAn ~ lIum v W "
For Union township, Wednesday, Juns ~, from
ptoA
For Dubois, Thursday. June 10, from ! to il,tsi
Corleyis IIotei.) ="
For Trcutville, Thursday, June 10, from I 10 9.
For Luthefsbarg, Friday, June II, FROM 10 8.
For Bloom township, Saturday, June Is from 10
to 4.
For Pike township, Friday, June n, from Q 10 9.
For Cnrwensvile Saturday. June ~, from 10 90 4.
For Chest twp, Monday, June ~, from 10 10 S.
For Ncwourg bor., Tuesday, June rs, from 3 TO "
For New Washington, Tuesday, Jane Is, irsn I
TO o.
For burnside twp, Wednesday. June 10. FROM .
10 5.
For Burs'ide borough, Thursday, June ~. from
stcA.
For Bell tovnship, Friday, June rs, from . to 1.
For Greenwood tSP, Saturday, June 10, from .
10
Upon al taxss paid to the Treasurer there win
b . redsctien Of I've per cent, willis Eve per
cent. will be addsd amer the irst Gay of saiy
next, 70 all unpaid ,srs>, making . diGsrsucs Il
TIM PET otnts 10 prompt tag PARTIES
can, ffen the arst Of Nay, pay tksir ,arss 81 the
TrsAsursrs enss.
Nosscs 70 x~sHcnArs.-A sprs .opportsnIty
VIII bsgivrn 10 n<rshsnls 70 sons foresrd Il ~
Tina snd place. IL lorh, cad m sksIs Lisssss
foe 1875. DAVID NcQAUou0Y.
cisarsed. Pa, Apfu ~, isV Trvssrrsr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

General Harry White is getting the bigges,
sort Of notices 10 the newspapers for his Libby
Prison experience. II some Of the bold Confed-
crates In the House would only capture the gal.
liant General again there might be a chance Of his
going back to oongress.-Phira Times,
His capture is the easiest thing in
the world. At a distance he looks
like a very fierce man, but when you
take hold of him ho becomes as gentle
as n lamb.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

AN OurRAGE.-The "dcad lock" in
Congress last week, for tour days,
caused by the demsgogism Of the
Radicals, and the absence Of a number
of Democrats was a public outrage
hat can never be atoned for. Con.
gresham Potter deserves the thanks
oi cvvry hvuvvt mau In thv country
for the successful manner in which he
handlcdthe demagogucs and abscntecs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

JUNKETINa.-The members of the
Pennsylvania Legislature took a trip
over tho Cumberland Valley Railroad
from Harrisburg to Martinsburg, West
Virginia, on Friday and Saturday last.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

If the Cameron Convention could
not endorse Hayes, the members
should have passed a resolution thank
ing the Florida and Louisiana Return.
ing Boards for the way in which they
tricked the Confederate Brigadiers."
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

The Union National Bank, OF Lew.
isburg, has closed It's doors. The Cash.
icr's account lie short about az 900,
and he Is unable to inform the diroc.
tors what he did with the money. II.
p. Shelter has evidently been a crook.
cd Cashier. He is either e knavs or q
fool. The usual announcement In such
cases is made that the Bank will soon
open under new officers, and meet oil
obligations.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

John Morrissey was a pa%rtnerin six.
teen faro banks. He started in life
with none, What a splendid example
for the youth who have to make their
own way IN the world
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

"Thc Pennsylvania tramps" is the
name unkindly suggested by the New
York Tribune fortbe Pennsylvania Ma.
tional Grecnback party 1t Is GER
tainly shorter and more euphonious.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

Over eleven thousand persons have
applied for pensions of the wal of 1912.
If General Scott were alive no would
be surprised at the size of his army.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

Jury L~Isr.-Name, Of jurors drawn for
" June Term, A. d. 1878, commencing on the
sd Monday, 18th day.
FIRST WEEK.
John W Davis, BeccarialJacob Myers. B,coaria
y y uoadriet, Covington Thos W Kitchen, Chest
zee y Tate, woodward lSam1 Brown, Lawrence
WIN Meoarvey, Chest Daniel Fry, Chest
sos WINERY, bradford summcrviile, Burnside
John Lightner, BeccarialD A Cathoart. Knox
Bigler Worreli. Newburxls ? shoa, woodward
J u Rougeux ", Cov'tonl Perry Draucker. BRADY
II Richards, Woodward WIN wingert BRADY
Adam Meyer, jr, Morris Aaron shirey, Goshen
Jos Moore, Ferguson X Rorabaugh Burnside
Jos Lawford, Woodward David smouse, Jordan
> Ccudfset, coy'ngton Brickley, Burnside tp.
, spencer, Penn Gust Livingston, Brady
J Passmore, Greenwood lDr d n Good. Oscsola
x a Leavy, clesrheid Philip Erhard, Knox
y W karchcod, Graham EfrA Mays, Jordan
II Dougher'y, Lawrence Theodore brown, Pike
sEcosp WEEK.
Geo r Moklc. Knox liz Ashenfelter. brady
Walter 5hirey, Bradford Mitchell shope. glrsrd
vincsnt smsal, Bogas lThos Lanich. Lsvrepc.
John Hunter. Jordan P X Hipkls. Lawrenes
hcnben btraw, Jordan Hollsnback, Morris
Y Faust, curwenssiiie WIN Freeman, Penn
= vinigan' ches titles illegal, Morris
+ J frow, Curwenrville J n Porter. L Civ
hos Reilly, Clsar6eid n Lehman. WOOD = srJ
Philip Tubbs. Bsccaria John Powell, Graham
Jscee Fryer, 0reen wscd Brady Kirk, Brady
David Forcey, Bradford WIN X Porosy, bradford
gee ~ bfisbin, Oscsols luso chHrltos. Hoatsdais
Jseoe Barge. landlord Henry Dotts, Bscssria
y Arnold, n Washsesl We Hoover, Bra tford
psnnls Lewis, Lswrsnc~lJW DsHAss, Drsdy
X Thompscn, I0so N Noldsr, Br.dy
Harry Livingston, ora w n Fcs, Kaor
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

Bishop Stevens, of the Protestant
Episcopal Diocese of Pennsylvania, has
sailed for Europe on the steamer Penn.
%sylvania. He expects to be absent six
months,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

On the authority Of the Harrisburg correspond
emit Of the Pittsburg Telegraph. II 10 said that SEN
aior Wallace aspires to DO both temporary and
permanent chairman Of the Pittsburg convention
-LaReasier iaietiigsaeer.
Well, please name the delegate bet
ter qualified for tho position. Nam,
him, or dry up.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

The Cameron State Convention
came and went last week, but never
alluded to Mr.. Hayes. This is I'M
heard.of treatment of 0the govern.
ment' by "loyal men,"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

A HEAVY Loss.-Thc oil tank of r.
W.. Evans & Co, at Bradford, Pa,
bursted on the 10th inst, and they lost
$4,000 barrels of oil.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

Colonel Robert Ingcrsoll denies that
be is q Communist. He is making too
much money as a lecturer to believe
in dividing il.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22
A STAND orr.-0ne editor gives
another o black eye In this way;

hnoencr . pia'k eye IN THIS way:
"Ths IAsoss<ss f~seiise~osr insist; that An.
Dsnssrslie STATE cosvsssioa has tks risht and
power v wash The dirty iinss Of The PhilsdslphIs
cc.tsssd s~lscieus. We were not aware that sny
ko<y disputed - elsss . proposition. Bet then
We pfopnsy 81 u y anssass nsttsv. Probably
Ne vrsehsd urasgiss Of The Phllsdelpkia politi.
clAn ought V " istreduosj late the 6tsss Coo
walton 10 srdsv 70 assss the k~seisse.es "a in
ersaslss ~ nePs1iicsa majority 10 Lenesstss
county.-Hsrrsls-v Pafrf,f
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

Sunday fishing bears with it the pen.
atty Of s25 and costs. Make u note Of
this.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22
THE RADICAL STA TE CONTEN
TION.

Az lU.Ou w. uf tht ttet' uoa es'ohh
bled in the Grand Opera House, and
were called to order ly Chairman
Wilson. The first business IN order
was the election of a temporary Chair.
man. Mr.. Palmer (Gen, Hoyt's right
bower) nominated John N. Purviancc,
of Butler county. General Koontz then
nominated A. J. Kaufman, Of Colum-
bia, who was the representative of the
opposition Of General Hoyt. The bal
lot resulted in 149 votes for Purviance
and "a for Kaufman, and Purviancc
was declared elected.
The gentleman spoke briefly, refer.
ring particularly to the mission of tho
Republican party and declaring that
the interests Of tho country could b.
safely intrusted to it. :
Mr.. C. l.. Magee moved the appoint.
ment of u Committee on Contested
Seats, and was made Chairman.
The appointment Of Committees on
Resolutions and Permanent Organi.
cation was then made, delegations
naming their members.
WINE THESE committee werc oe.ng
named Inc COMMITTEES IN oon'e''eu
the right of the stage, where the differ
cnces were settled.
An attempt was made to adjourn for
lwo honrs' pu. lne Ir'cnus 81 iioyt
lougnl lne mo,ion uomn' ous .nocn
announces no 'uslno's "ou.u ". ~
acteu uhti INC oom'ni''ces ro'urnvu'
Aitnougn tne C%onvenl'vn uoci,neu
70 aaJourn was iuny ~ % %"
any BUSINESS was .ran.Vou' wy I'm
m,''ess holu'ns sessions .uo nn
ino ue,ega'es ahu
snon.'os 40 U.s. my 0
seamad ~ have baen h.y;n, an excoI'
lent fine iudo;no from thar exuber.
ant s[n;riis
A. I.l5 o'clock Chairman purviance
called The Convention 10 order. and the
Comm;ttee on Contested seats renort.
ed tbronrb Mr. Magee. There were
civ contas,s in pb;Ia3eInh;a and three
were a;vsn 70 Zach ~ the ~onnos;ng
mo,; Nfre
uonw. poodor nroson,oa ~ 80.
49,, 80 H. camm;,.pa ~ Orsan;.s
ton. They reported the name of Mayor
Stokley as permanent President, with
fifty Vice Presidents and fifty Score
taries. The report was adopted, and
when the gentleman assembled the plat
form he was received with enthusiasts
tic applause. He declined to make
any extended speech, but said he hop
ed the nominations would be made in
such a manner that Pennsylvania
would roll up an old fashioned ma.
Tho nlatform was then presented
nv Hon .John Cessna. IA was adopt.
ed without discussion. and the r@esolu.
tion protesting against the payment
of Southern claims and against freight
determinations were received with an.
nlause. The following il an abstract
The first resolution expresses an nd.
to the protective policy and
hostility to free trade in all lis aspects.
and espeoiallv 10 the Wood tariff.
The second asserts that. labor being
the source of all wealth. il ia the duty
of the nation to protect and %encour-
age il, SC as TO secure profitable en-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

n,yoRCE NOTICE.

IL In The Court VI Common Pleas Of Clearheld
county, Penn'a. No. 81. January Term, 1878.
cathariue Heitrepraiher W. Geo. Heitrcnraiher
The undersigned Commissioner, appointed by
the Cour, to take testimony aud report the sans,
will attend to the duties Of his appointment al
tho once Of Murray A Gordon, in Clarified, on
Monday, June 10th, 1878, at 10 o'clock a m,
when aud where all parties Interested may attend.
A \ WEAVER,
Clearheld, May ls-3t. Commissioner.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22
aleu- Advertisements.

gas REwARD.-A reward Of ssS, aud no
- questions asked. will be paid for The return
Book and Ledger. taken IRON the Lodge Room
some time IN March or April. 1916. These books
SO q ~ -slae 20 sny one but the Lodge. for
go /,
~ 4, ., N. . ,..s,t-. ~
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

nIssoLUIIoN.-The % .par,u,r,hip her,
IL tofore existing between nleao N. stage and
Clark b. Norris, doing b~usincsss hinder the Arm
name Of Stage A Norris, was dissolved BY matuAI
consent on the 10Th day Of May, ISIS. The book
and accounts Of the late firm will be len at theii
place Of business for thirty days for settlement,
AFTER which they will be len with a proper onicsI
for collection.
ISAAC N. STAGE.
CLARK d. NORRIS.
clearfeli, Pa, May 20, ls7s-a,.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

The undersigned viii continue the butehering
business at the OLD stand, and asks a share Of
public patronage. ISAAC M. STAGE.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22

PLUMEs, RucHEs. TRIMMINGS. vELvETs,
KID CLOVES, LACE COLLARS, TIES,
LACE A sILE HANDKERcHfEPs,
FRENCH FLOWERS, SILKS.
FIsHUEs, &e., &c.
These goods viii be selected with great care
from the best city house. with the assistance Of a
f%rst-clsss city miiiiner, and bought for cash, viii
be sold At extremely low prices, and the styles
can be relied on as being good for all Summer.
any goods bought before May, arc old and anre.
liable.
Ladies, please give mo your trade, and ! will
DO my bcst to please your taste. and At very Low
prices. MRS. T. 4. WATSON.
ciearheid, Pa, May U.s., 1878 ST.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22
8fw Aarfrtisements.

nrss0LUTION.-The co parinership hero
IL tofore existing between A. b. Reed and A.
]. Hageity, doing business under the hrm name
Of Reed 4 hagerty, wa dissolved by mutual con
sent on the 10th day Of May. 1879. IAN persons
owing said hrm are requested % make Immediate
payment to A. u. Reed, who Rtains the books
and accounts. And all perseas having claims
against the firm win present thautio him Tor pay
mont A.fD. ERED,
AZ. HAGERTY.
clesrheld, Pa May %, lgtstts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-22
Michigan a n d for Sale.

100000 acres Of best farming lands. 81 to
$40 per acre, aud l75, 900 acres Of The best pine
lands at FROM SO to SIS per acre, on railroad,
aud good navigable streams. Good water ana
good soil. For further information. call on or
address BENJAMIN HUNTER,
Agent, 80 Federal ST.,
may $, IS-Sm. Allegheny City, Pa.
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GEORGE WEAVER AGO.
cls.r6eld. Pa, Jan. .. 1851.
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Charles w. Stone, of Warren coun.
ty, and ]. Howard Jacobs, Of Berks
county, were then placed in nominal
ton for Lieutenant Governor. The
vote resulted as follows: