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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29
Dill, Ross, Rerlig and Africa!

S-iiI HsFTs--Iks =Als Associated
Pres agent in Washington takes p4ins
for the fortieth time to assure the snx.
iOus public that Mr. Hayes Is calm and
undissurbed in the mids, Of the trOa-
bled waters which roll about his de
faso feet No ray Of dis9alsiuds has
rolled aerOss hh peaceful face. lie
continues to draw Mr.. TiIdens salary
with a sincere belief that no matter
what may happen TO other people there
Is DO likelihood that il will happen 10
him We tus, that the able press
sgent 10 Washington viii keep rs ad-
visedasto ths state Of Mr.. Hayes pulse.
II the able p. 3 should strain bis intel.
lect or warp his constitution 10 this ar.
duous service, be would, Of course. b
promptly retired on a $1,000 clerkship
in the Treasury Department
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29
Dill, Ross, Pertig and Africa.
AN OTATION.


After the Legislature adjourned OF
Friday last, Senator Dill started up tn,
North Central railroad, 10 bis home, Al
Lewisburg- AT every station along
the road crowds bad gathered TO greet
him. At Sanbryu the people had
gathered by thousands, blOckaded The
road and stopped the train until the
crowd extracted a speech from the Sen.
ator. On his arrival al Lewisburg all
the people Of the borongh had turned
out TO greet and welcome him home.
In his passage from the depot to hi:
residence, bis carriage, containing Sen.
ator Peale, Of Lock Haven. Senator AL
len Of WlliAmsPori, and Judge Bach
er, wasbombarded with boquets Flags
were flying on every side, and men,
women and children with beaming
faces rushed 10 bid him welcome IS be
sigbted in front Of his home. His
house had been festooned with wreaths.
Gags and evergrcens BY the Spyker
Graham post Of the Grand Army Of
the Repablie- No 50. Flowers were
strewn upon the threshold and from
the hands Of an imPrompiu committee
Of lovely misses
The Senator received an arminl Of
bouquets. Una word The whole popu-
lAtion seemed TO have given them
selves up to gladness and spontaneous
welcome.
There has not been snch a popular
outbreak OF public opinion, over 9 no
minAiion in this State for many years,
election day only, will show how far
the tide has rolled. With such men on
our ticket as Dill, Ross, Fertig and
Africa, the Democrats must win. and
no mistake. Reader, what kind Of g
reception was given TO Hoyt, on his
return home. We heard Of none. did
you? SStrAws- etc
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29
Dill. Ross, Pertig and Africa!

STILL FOR LYoONIS0.-It seems thai
the Lahor.6 ueenbAcksrs are determ-
ined to have LycomiBg county man
on their ticket What attraction there
Is down there We cAnno; see. Mr..
Armstrong, Of WilIiAmsPOrs, was their
most prominent candidate for GoyeDor,
previous 10 the meeting Of their State
Convention, bnt be failed to make the
landing. Then Judge Benily Of the
same city wss nominated TOR Jadge
and declined and their nominee for
Lieut Governor having also declined,
their State Committee has substituted
. Mr.. sieck, Of HughesviIle, in the
sams eOunty for this latter place
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29


Below will be iOanf the names and
Pos,otice address Of the members com.
posing the Democratic State CentraI
COMMITTEES for the approaching cam.
pAign. The figures indicate the re
! tss,
members represent Ours is the
XXXIv-Clearfed, Centre and Gin.
tOn-represented by John A. Wood.
ward, Howard, P. o. Centre county.
where be will be glad TO hear from biz
Democratic friends:
cuArrxAS-Ho.- r Nilisa sper. Hsntsrirs
Iss-D. A. Laws. fsis.i.ipAiA
.3-Gsorfs DALAI PAiiaisipkia
t3-JoAsJ MsEsrraa, 1871 cadrAl.du reel
Ps2AsssNh.
~4th--Tke=1s II. ciark, PhiiadslFklA
5th-Dasisl csyis. PhHAAsipals-
tk-I.na P. Lynek. Phil.Aeiphia-
fik-A- II. LA1ssr. Ne. ~ Buifoarsei street.
Pkla1elpkia
sth-wz. Esusy, Ne lTt5 Fitisf street, PAilA.
sih-clszsnt Carr. Ra1aor-
itth-Geegs Ren. Dsyhseun-
usA-Bna Miskier. Rel1irg
lssh-D. yaesby. Norrisssn-
IDA J. sfsinnta. LAneassf
isik-F. r. White. Mastsiz-
iSh-g. B. cshasgk, MidlistsEn.
lftk-c. J. Er3znp, A1sn,guu.
lTsh--
~lsih-A,Asr D. shizs-. Bsshshsr.
lsfA@shs 6lsni.. caaissrins-
stsA-A. b Dzasirr. Dur.irr. Lsrsrse CO.
;ls-JesepA X. Borzrt. wilkes Bsre
9e3-H- T. Packer. NsasA cA..f-
4d-WH- A. Htrk.
9tth-D. D. ForsenHs, william fgcrs-
:ssk-A- J. Hsghss. Psst AilsTks.y. Nrkeas-
2ssk-J- n Dufsrhsry, Great Bead. sssquthsnna
rssnty.
97th-F. r. Bower, Miidlsssrg.
sstk-Anirs- Rss. yss cszesriasl Yerx O..
92;h-SA Fostsr, Jr. PAtrfls. set.ylfm Co.
stsA-va. A. Mar, Ashls.l
slss-c- P. Dan. Msysyiswn-
ttd-W. n. Miller. Carlisle, caHbsriasd Ca
13t-Thozas II. 4dszs, Nssnt Urisu, Hou,ias-
dor es1nfy.
tssh-JoAn A. Weodwtd. Ho~Sri.
3sth-Rsb~st @. MeLan4hkn, Tyrpna BAir Ca
sssA-wn- EsJssE, New Bsu.s Vista, Bedford
ecsnV.
sTth-Janss il. Mais., Broskvias Jsssr,oa c..
tsih-J'K X P. Hall, Risgtvsy, Ia eosHty.
Fath-jssa Kuhnf, Grsssssarr. westzsss,f.d
rounty.
st,h-AsArvs J. sse-Eias. xasszss-u.
tiss-y. A kecsEsegA, fTsspsF-. Ara rroar c..
ts3-Wn- P. SShsiL IT, PiiEst4rg-
i13-lstz A. Hare. Fitsbarg.
tfik-Wn. Ls-fktrs, Pituitary.
.fsih-Psuisk Psisy. Pitssurg.
ftsk-rszas Baifr3, New Brig his,, Beaver
cJ1Ety.
tith-S. W. Ni-eeaL
tsih-WiliAz Hasso., OIL City.
fs;A-BesI. Whiizsn, Eris-
Sh-AHrei G. chsrrh, Ne1lriia
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

NOTICE 10 TAN-PA1 ERs-In as-,,l-
IN aaes vifh "A Ass 81 tie Graeal Asssubly
u iAis C~cazsa-salth. approved shf IA asy u
Nara, A D. tsTa, and he szrpiszsss arprsrei
he - tay q Apru, A. p. 1874, -~rtitfinr 30 ~
eclnstias q tsrss 10 the epunty q C8nar asit. n
nsSiet y hsrtty give. 10 The tax-payeu rtti&ur
!, he tistricis bsisu razsa ti-t he csuaty
Trsaaarsr, !. asrcritssa uith t.s sassat se.sian
q fsba Al. vii aisn8 Al Tie Plaass q Asiilag
tAs barr.rh .sd nrtaAip s~lsssts4t % he M
ssisg na.sa day. fer he JsrPsn q r~essisisg
he csz.iy tsl state taxes assessed for ISIS
Fsr Dssaiar ssrnssiP wsdrssiAy, Nay -, fssz
eteL
Pc, wssi-.ri ss-u,Ain rA.r.I,y. M.y s,il.
Fer Hsussial. hor. Triaay. Nay 81. frsz : 70 :.
AriinrszA Hsafel
Fer Os,~sis. Saturday, ysse isi, froa
Per Kssr isunHhiP, MssAy. Jass "a srs@ 10
as
For GulisA typ Tsssa.y. yss. & fraz .ss
Fes BsseaTia ,s-.sAip- Wednesday, Jsas 5. frc-
ats8
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teA
F.l Tss.,ss '.-s.sip. Fhl,y; LEA, 7, fs. ,
Fer Laahss CRY bss Friday, ys.s 7. frsa I 70
!. lGsypy's HossLl
fof Peas tsp, s1iarlsy, Js.. 4 fraa SOL.
fsf uIiss ss-ssAiP. wsAsuasI jas. u, nv.
qga
For DsBsis narsaay. Jls. u. iro- 7 v M,
cerhys nsstil
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fof Lrshsrshug. Fridsy, Js.s "a. irsn 7 10 )
Per Blss~ sewnseiP, Saturday, Juss Is. fo@ ~
70
PEI Piks isvassip. Fdiay. yuss n, froa . to 8
fof urrssnriils s4tardAy. Jlne y, ifsm 10 ts 4.
lot Chest trp- Msn4.y, guas -. frcn 10 10 s
Yet N~s~Sorg hsr. Tusssay, Isns Is. frs- asa ~
Fer Me- NasAingioa, Tsssiay, 1ass =. trsa l
- 9.
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F.t B,rsaa. .sr..sA. rA.r.s.,. J... n. fs--
fos Bell township, Friday, Jass "a, from ; 10 4.
f.f ersea-ess tsp s..risy. Juss fA BE. ;
ts
uPsu al tsxss rsii to he Tr,ssursr th.ss rsl
" . stssisn Of I'VE per cent rkls sus rsr
esnt -ii y sd1ed sfer the firf DAY ofJuly
seat. 70 al unpaii tasss zskinr . aiEsrssss 4
INN pr s<cts u rrunps tsr-payers- Psrsi ..
AZ from he fss u Nay, pay thslr t.rss si he
Ircasa-srs sac>.
Neifcf - N~nncskxu.-A r.rs .osesssanity
III v Eirss 70 urrshk.is 10 ssr.s fs..sri Al ~
uus snd Places is fsrA, sri M tksir Lissns
isf ISL. DAVID MeaAueHkY,.
csssrtsi Pa. tprs u, isrs Tsssrss.
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EDRMOcRATycsT coz.
FENTYON


This body assembled IN Pitisburg,
on last Wednesday. II was oue Of the
most numercGsly attended OF any Con
vention that has assembled IN the
Slate, for many years. Ii organized
by e,ecf'nr Ha%s ~, Msi.o~ SrS@r N
exhibited States Senator Charles 4.
Backalew, Of bloomsbury, permanent
Chairman. The nominees are among
the ablest men in The State. All have
been tired and arr not found wanting.
And with Messrs Dill, Ross, Fertig
and Africa, the Democrats will march
on 10 victory in November next Be.
low will DC iound the baiiotings Tor
the several candidates as follows;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29
ORPHANS COURT SALE,
-OT-
REAL 18TATE.
WILLIAM BELL. D,-,s.


By Eiftrs y a. orisr i~ssainr eat IL ~ Or.
pksnf cssrt q cisa-fsA esusty. A.-. wn 4.
srpe'.i y Psths salssr iA~sprsliIa Ia arssa
$50 isErs.iR e.
Tuesday, June a. fsTs, at o'eIsck D. n.
Ne ilisviss described Real Rs.Ais Il wn Bel.
dssd. 10 oft.
Ne I. A esrfais f.rz si,ua.s is er-u-o,a
tssnihir. Cltarfdi cs1nty. Pa, bss. dei nnf
described a. foil,xs Ga The nsrtk ~ the uast
trrrth 81 The SufQssAanna drsr % tie ssutk
nnt vet ~ cthsr hai ornsi - rtii Wa Bsn.
isc'd. al - ths en " lard 81 Reed a Osua
esrialnlng tws hunired AID siFksssr Acres, ,hs.i
fxy scrss " pAi<k 10 cleared snl undef ross
rrlnvaicr. tasing ksrsea eresisi q r,sf lsf
irsllnr ks.ss. a hrr. rsr htak ham sni stksf
e~ufhnldisgt. nsf q ketrng orchard. Thsr. 10
sifs rn The premises q rsiushis mil seat .ri
esra3sskis oaf. riss sni htnls<k tint-r.
Ne Arslksr n.et q lad sitsass /. uii
tarnfhip q 9~rsssrss&. lyinr "a the SSH bsak
q he sasfusAsrss rissr, ssn,sinirs 10 ksrss,
sbsst trrss u uhsk 10 cl-srsd, nd Ne b.iants
. ytii a. strtt -i't pi-<. s.k ssd ks.iosk.
kaA Ancs1rf trsN 81 sni rfssts n ni1
t~srrtAir u orttn-sod, - the Ncrtk sank q
he ssf4u.ksnr. rirsr, esafsirisr ahsut re
.srst psrs q i-st ssssi u .rr-s Il -Airk 10
t,<art4 s-d he rtrsi.tsr has upor Il . cordl-
srahls eusstltr Il pi.s, ssk ssf htnistk tinhsr.
TINS 80 SaLr :-0ns thirl fr uxsk "a c.afr-
nt,isn 81 ss. sr3 ~ b.l<-ss IL s,s sr9 i~s
ys<rs. riA lrfsrsri sss.ssi - 70. pr-.is-s-
FEAMPION BELL.
Q l. HOOVER,
Atnirstn1rs.
Bower, Nay y. is7s-st
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29
Dill, Ross, Fertig and Africa!

QuERr.-IfJohn Sherman and Plen.
ipoteniiary Noyes, at Paris, are limo
cent Of the Presidential larceny, why
was il necessary for them to notify
the Congressional COMMITTEES that they
wanted 10 be subpanaed2 No other
Cabinet Minister, or PlenipOisniiaTy,
has made a similar request Reader,
does il not look a little like the fellow
who yells stop thief" while he has
the lost pose in his pocket That is
the light in which VIC see Sherman
and Noyes. However, we are open
TO conviction on this point.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

kioHr.-on Monday a bill was in.
troduced into the Honse at Washing.
ton TO forbid carrying through the
mails all advertisements Of lotteries,
gin concerts, and rafles. and requiring
postmasters to forward all such matter
to the dead letter Office at Washing.
ton. A penalty Of not less than $500
nor more than $1,000 is attached to
the violation Of the act, one-hAlf Of the
fine to be paid TO the party giving evi-
dence of its violation. Good let the
Law be passed and then enforced.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

CHAIRMAN SrEnR-Among the WISE
acts done by the Pittsburg COnveu.
ton, was the selection Of Hon. r. Nil.
ton speer, Of Huntington, as Chair
man Of The Democratic State Central
COMMITTEES. Nj. SPeer Is one OF the
ablest Of our ~middle-sged men, endor.
ed with executive talent, energetic,
aud 9 good parIiamentariAn. be will,
no doubt, prosecute a vigorous cam.
pAign. With = Chairman like him,
who possesses energy and talent, and
candidates like Dill, Ross, Fertig and
Africa, the Democracy must win the
battle in November. With 9 brace Of
amer like these, Clearfeld viii tally
1000 majority.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

Two burglars entered the house Of
Nm. TumbuIl, in Bradford, Ps, early
Tuesday morning. and after obtaining
$40 demanded more, threatening to
kill her if she refused She fired st
them. wounded one, when both fed.
They we're irscked some distance by
blood stains, bat escaped.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

TAXI THArl-COngrcssssan Goode,
Who represents the Norfolk district Of
Virginia in Congress, in discussing the
question OfSouthern claims, truthfuIly
said: -All the claims that had been
paid were 10 loyal men. The CoDfsd.
crates did not demand a single dollar.
They siaked their sll on the issue Of
war. They lost ii and accepted the
rcsoli like men" And be might have
sddsd, the Richmond Sa< says, they
do 20, waste their time in IAmen,ing
the loss Of their spilled milk snd bro.
ken eggs.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

A CHANGED CARPET-BAGGER-R X.
Scott Ex-Governor Of South Carolina,
who IS in Washington, has been inter.
viewed by 5 Post commissioner. HI
~oOniesses the sias Of several Of The
South Carolina seaIawag. sad carpet.
baggers- but Of course insists that BIZ
own hands are clean. In reply to I
question as 10 What prospect the Re.
Public&n party has in the State, he re
piled: None whatever. 1t Is dead
and even Il it were possible to resur
rect it | woald not favor the move
ment- If Governor Hampton Is can
didate for reelection next tall | shall
support him as | did before, believing
that be will subserve the interests o.
the State better than any other man.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

DovELiKr lsSocEscE-Tbe Harris.
burg Pat1a says Mr.. Hayes bad no
knowledge whatever Of the frauds BY
which be was seated he IS perfectly
guiltless. He jos, stepped innooentIy
into osscs, and threw his appointments
around indiscrninately wiihou, in.
tending them for anybody in pArtic-
ular, and II BY unaooouniable cOinei.
dence they happened to fall into the
hands OF the very men who did the
dirty work, Why bless bis soul, be new.
er inisoded that they shCaldi How
can anybody suspect Mr.. Hayes Of
such q thing7
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

Too BAD.-A rude local remarks
Al present the Spring bonnet ellis
the feminine mind" Another replies
" Well, II that Is 20. il takes bat little
TO OIL a femme mind these days A
third counters by remarking that the
first must have been 4 sixteen-year old
bog and the second . forty-fve year
old bachelor, and both are wholly IN.
acquainted with what they write about.
The young fellow may Be improved
bat the other one has passed the Rnbi-
con, and can v be reclaimed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29
ELEzA..s OPPORTUNITY.

The editor Of the Baltimore Gaaiif.
in abiding to the appointment Of the
Potter committee 10 investigate the
Florida and louisiana election fraudsI
saw
-..a - .-sa ss .N{s,2~S~ -r-yss,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES >.+-.-.
the way Of a quickened conscience o.
any available substitute therefor, how
is her time. All the visiting statesmen,
reiurning-board officials and practical
men, have been rewarded and either
sent of on foreign missions, Or 10 com
Portable berihs in custom houses OF
iudgships in far western territories
EliEa's claimsh have not been recognized.
50 long a. she keeps silent her claims
will be ignored. If she remains voice
less, blashing unseen and wasting her
soO,y sweetness on the bayou air, the
more forward will continue to rush in
and sell o1tiheir qnickened consciences,
and so bear the conscience market
tina. there vii. be no money in il for
her. At latest adyicss IRON Florida,
conscience was quoted doll with a
declining tendency. The thing Is a
mere drug in Florida Firstclass
Okefenokee remorse may be had in
assorted lots to suit purchasers at panic
prices. Bot the appointment Of Pack
ard and Sheridan so reduced the sup
ply Of political cOmpunctiOn in Louisi-
ana, that > bold operator like Eliza
Pinkston might step in and bull the
market. She might eyen get a cOrne
John Sherman. Ii Eliza should
now threaten to come forward and
make 3 clean breast Of it-as clean
as the circumstances Of the a would
permIt--and tell that the alleged m1r-
der other husband by ku-klux was all
q lie, and that he was beaten to death
By Republican negroes because be was
suspected Of being a Democrat if she
would further state that the visiting
statesmen knew these facts and put up
the whole job crafty and deceitfully
for political effect and that the entire
dramatic entertainment, including the
Indignation and grief OF the visiting
statesmen, was a fraud-if Eliza would
only give iniimaiiOns Of a quickcned
conscience to this eifect-she would
soon find herself the recipient Of some
thing soothing and cmolIient. She
get the appointment Of janitress
81 the Mrs. r. B. Hayes temperance
association, castoiienDe Of his fraadl.
eneyseonscience Purveyoress Of clarei
punch at Executive hymn-singings
green tea cateriugs for the Secretary
n the interior, OF some other Of those
lucrative offices which act as balms on
torn by remOrse, and which
induce quiekened eo~nscicnces TO slow
lp. Whoa Eliza
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29
Dill, Ross, fertig and Africa

ora HABir.-The editor Of .he Cor
wensviIlc TmSs seems to o. -arpnzed
that We ATTENDED tho rc,ent Radical
State Convention. We attended a
halt dozen q such Conventions befor,
the editor il question was a citizen ol
the county, and several since. and va
never dreamed Of asking leave u alb
senec- More The party had selected
Messr John u Adams, IS Senatorial
and Wm. AIn0ld. a. Representative
Delegates, . pair Of innocsnts abroad,
who were placed asihs bead a the Iisl
Of Delegases-we mean IN alphabetical
cr1er-and knowing how well The
Cameron ring had encircled them We
wanted TO SEQ how they would "Beay-
cr ont Of the snare. Bat they got
away without much effort, from the
tact that they, ike scores of other limo
eeais had nothing to do bot TO rstiiy
what had been agreed upon BY athe
ring," two months before. We have
heard 50 much aboat rings at home,
that o curiosity lead US again TO Har-
risburg. to see a real ring. visible 10
delegates and outsiders alike.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

Thank GoD.H-The Columbus, o.,
Herdld, one Of the Radical organs Of
that State, in ailudiug to the proceed
ings of the late Radical Convention,
in this State, says: HNot one single
man in the Republican State Conven.
ton of Pennsylvania opened his mouth
for Hayes. Thank God that sham
snd treachery are beginning to re-
ccive their Just desertsiT
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

ASSUMING GESEEAL BASKs-The
Washington Pos believes that II e.
teen years ago General Banks had shot
OF bis cannon as he now shoots of bis
mouth, he woaid not be pointed out
by small boys as be walks along the
streets as the Union Commissary Gen
erai Of the late Confederate army"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

CUTTISG OFT Tnr THIRD Acr-A
Characteristic story y told Of d bar.
Icsluc writer. When a favorite do.
nestle drama was once brongbt out q
terrible wait occurred on the night Of
its production after tho second act.
The orchestra had cxhaused is roper
tory, and still the curtain remained
down. Presently q harsh. grating
sound Easpsinfnl sndible from behind
the sound Of : aw struggling ihrp'
wood. What 10 that noise imps-
tionily asked g gentleman Of the au.
thor. We'll, / can't say, answered
be mournfuIly. -but l suppose they're
eating out the third art
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

Thar MisrsrtR- W ont some mem.
bar a Congress introduce a resolution
demanding the recall q Noyes, Minis.
ter 10 Pnnosf Esely American must
feel Inundated that a leading party 10
the Florida fraud should represent our
nation IN PARIS during The Exposition.
hasson, Minister 20 Austria, WAS only
one Of The Florida -pickers and steal.
ers" Of votes. and should be recalled Il
Congressional action can compel il.
Both hold their Offices a. payment
for services rendered Hayes. which
Disgrace them and dishonor the naiioo.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

oRFe-Judge Bently, the Labor
Greenback-etc- nominee for Supreme
Judge, does not see things in that
light and therefore declines to run for
Judge on that ticket. Judge Agnew,
now Chief Justice Of the Supreme
Court and who was defeated in the
Convention, and also in the Cameron
Convention, has been jumped on to ill
the acapc
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

STERRErT.-This is the name Of the
Cameron candidate fors Supreme Iudge
He was the Radical nominee last year
but the people Serra'ei him of the
bench and put Judgc Turnkey in his
place. This year he win be e1chered
by Judge Ross.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

SHARP CousrKkTErTEas-Oneo Of the
most saccessinl counisrfsiiing schemes
Is 10 Issue q small quantity Of notes on
. certain bank with the name Of the
place, President or Cashier misspelled.
Upon discovery the bank sends a warn.
ing through the country, pointing Out
the error. Then the countsrfeitcrs
make q second issue with the name or
nsmes spelled correctly and circulate
them boldly, knowing that merchants
and storekeepes viii look only for the
indicated Catch
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

HEAVY on THE SESArE-Our State
Senate seems to be the nursery Of
statesmen this year. The Radical
State Convention gobbled up two Of
them-Stone for Lieutenant Governor
and Dunkle for Secretary Of Internal
Affairs, and the Democratic cOnven-
ton selected Dill for Governor and
Fertig for Lieutenant GoyernOr. Thus
robbiDg the Senate Chamber Of four
Of its members within q week.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29
.IssoLUrIoN.-rass sp ,

niss0LUriON.-I1s % Psrtssukip hsB-
IL tefor uistlnE between A. D. Res tni A.
J. Harsstr. 3einE baiiaeTs un1sr he sru nsns
q Reed 4 HaFsrty. va dissolved ~ natsal eon
nsI, o. he ifiA day 81 Nay. 1873 an persgr.
ssiaE ni Sra are requested 10 naks lnasia.s
raymsnt 10 A. D. Reed, who retains he hant.
AID ssssunis. AL all psrfpas Aarirr ciains
sgaian thsfr@ VI grsNas thsz q kiz ~ pay.
Dt1t A b. REID.
Al HAGBETY.
CleaEsid, Pa Nay IL tsrsAts
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

In Baltimore strawberries are sell
ing at FIVE cents per quart, in Harris
burg at 10. The crop Is said to be IN.
usually plentiful throughout Mary.
land. and the shipping season IS seven.
teen days ahead Of last year.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

The Prince OF Wales gave King Al
fonso . handsome cimCter as q wed.
ding gin The friends Of ms Alfonso
should chip 10 and purchase her 8 cav
airy sword, for in a warm discussion
with Ale in relation 70 who shall &c,
mp first and make the hrcs she will
ind that 3 roliing-pin or . broom
stick viii Q stand long agsins, 5 cim-
eter.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

The DrFFERKScE-To show that the
Democratic State Convention was not
a sct-up job, like the Cameron affair,
the reader need only look Al the bal
losings 10 the TWO bodies. The three
ballots for Governor, and Lieut.. Gov
crDor in our Convention, and the num.
erogs candidates voted for, shows that
the members Of the Convention acted
intelligently, and not as though some
one had ordered il 10 Be done. at u
O'Clock the hight previous The diff.
ference in the conduct Of the two
bodies, is worthy Of contemplation, by
ali thoughtiaI men.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-05-29

Miss Henrietts Dana. the youngest
daughter o. Hon. r. II Dana, IT,, who
was educated IN q Parisian conveni
where Queen Mercedes Of Spain was
also : prpil, was the author Of tho ar.
tiele, "A Queen 81 School, IN sz1tnus
MorfilU.