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The Arizona sentinel. [volume] (Arizona City [Yuma], Yuma County, A.T. [Ariz.]) 1872-1911, 1878-05-11

And in accordance with law and an order
of the Board of Directors, made on the
Second day of March, 1878, so many shares
of each parcel of such stock as may be
necessary will be sold at public auction,
at the office Of the company. San Francis
co, Cal, on WEDNESDAY, the FIRST
day of MAY, 1878, at the hour of one o.
clock P. NJ, Of said day, to pay said delin-
quent assessment thereon, together with
costs of advertising and expenses of The
sale.
W. J. PETTIGREW, Secretary
Office-Room Is, No. 419, California St,
San Francisco California.
April 20. 2-2w
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
Sherinrs Sale.

NY virtue Of wrts Of n ia. is.n.A
Ii out of tho Court Of Common Pleas cf Cls,,
field county. and 10 me directed. there viii l..
exposed to PUBLIC SALE. at the Court Iloo,,
In the boruush Of cleardeld on FRIDAY, the
An day of November, 1918. Rt O'Clock n
the following described rcai estate. to VII,
An the iniores, Of wm. Mahadcy In o.r,,,
lot Of land situate In Bel township, Cfafdsll
county, Ia bounded and described as follow,
Beginning at post corner ol line Of lonfy nfc,i
ihencc South 50 degrees East l7s pefehes to /,
hetplock thence by Snyders land North % de-
grres Ea.t rs pcrches 10 stones thence South ill
degree. East 7s G-iO p,rches to a posti ihrbs,
North 5aI degrees - 23i perches TO a m,plo
fgoncl, thence bv Jacob sny drr's land South SD
degrees wes, 29i peTches to a post by Cheii
creek thence up said crock South % degree,
East % s 10 perches to post thence by Christ
a Jenkins land North 81 degrees West 90 pereh,,
10 n hemlork thence by hd,m Brelh'slan South
2s degrees East lIS perohes to the place OF be.
ginning. containing COS acre', more or less
Seized, taken m execution, and to be sold a. the
property O William Mahaley.
Also, 4 certain town lot situate in Bum.it.
borough ClsarGeld county, Pa bounded aud d..
scribed ~ fnliowt 10 Wit; On the Ra.i By Nait
street on the South by land Of jackson Paieba
on The Wesi by an alley on the North by lni Of
Elias Rufn,r containing about one-iourlh OF 90
acre. and having erected thereon frame house
frame stable. and other outbuildings Sc'sd
taken in execution, an to be sod as the prolcr,
Of John D-twiier.
Trnms ~ SALE.-The price or sum at which
the property shall he struck of must be paid Al
tho tia Of sale. or such other arrangement
made as will be approved, Otherwise the proper
~ will bo Immediately put up and sold again al
the expense and risk Of the person to whom u
"a ....A A., In sif daEriauau %
such resale. shall make good the same, and Ia
no Instance VII the Deed be presented 10 CouH
for confirmation uress the money Il actually
pnid to tho sheriff ANDREW PENTZ, Jr
snERfFr's OFFioE, shotlh
CleArheld, Pa. Oc A.. %. ISIS I
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
sheriT's Sale.

BY virtue Of sunAry writs of Lerari Facias I.
sued out Il the Court Of Common Pleas of Clear.
Geld county, and to me directed, here will be
eyposed 70 public SALE At thc Court loufe. In 'he
borough NJ Clcnraeld. on Fridsy, November
sih, is16. at O'Clock P. m, ihe following
described real estate, 10 Wit;
A certain two.story frame Ho,el. known - lhs
" Arlington House" with lot and cuftslage spput-
tenant thereto, situate 10 the borough of Houtf.
dale. Clarified county, "a, on part of lot NJ 26s
IN gene Al pan oi said borough sise " hous., 90
feet. fronting on the South Eide Of tho Mslen
Branch Railraad 2s feet deep an the East end of
said huiliing and 42 feet on West s1d being 10
the shape Of IN l. Seized, taken 10 execution,
and to be fod as The property Of Fr'd Wrese
Aisp, 4 ce,iain buildirg situate in Hoail lals
borough Citnrf,ld county, IA with lot and cur
lelage appurtenant thereto. Said houfe Is athres
story frano Luil iine tnowa ~ tho Arlington
House, fronting ~ feet on Railroad street, and
depth Of about 40 feet with an J. extending bisk
&c., with i,e house snl Other outauiiiian
Seized, lphen u execution. all o. o. sold ne The
property ~ frei Wres
Also, Certain lots of ground situate "a the b5f.
ough of Cearfrll. Clearfed coun'y. Pa, bounded
and described us follow'; On the wcstby Fourth
street on the North by ~ extend Locust street.
on the Esst by lot former y owne; by llenry Reb.
lng, on the SoutA BY an alley containing two
town lots caoh bcing 50 fset front On Ipolit street
and lT2 feet d,cp 10 an alley being thN SAM lot,
conveyed by II. Bueher Swoopc, Admin trtto, VI
l.. K. Carter deceased. to Daniel Siewart. 10y decd
dated "a Of October, 1873. and having thereon
erected large two ftory frame dSeilbg house,
wagon shop, sinllc and olhtr impioyemenn-
Seized, taken in execution, and to be sold as tho
property Of John W shugarts
TERas or sALE.--The price or sun at which
the property shall he struck OF must be paid At
tho time Of sale, orsach her arrangements
m ade as will be approved, otherwise the property
will be Immediately put up and sold again at
The expense and risk Of tho person to whom il
was struck of, and who, In case Of deficiency at
such resale, shall make good the sane, end 10
no instance will the Deed be presented In Court
for confirmation unless the money is actually
paid 10 the Sheriff, ANDREW PENTZ, jr,
SuERiFF's OFFICE, Sheriff.
Ccntdrld. Pa. Oct. q, 1873.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
STATE TICKET.
Dill, Fertig, Africa and Rcss.

Gov. CuRrlN's VIsIT.-The editor OF
the Lcwistown Democrat, in alluding
to the ex. Governor says Ex.Gov. Cur
tin arrived in Lewistown on Thursday
afternoon last, about $50, via the Sun
bury and Lowistown railroad, and, in
company with Hon. Andrew Reed, pro
ceeded to the National Hotel, where
from that hour he was called upon by
hundreds OF our citizens, without res
pect to party affiliations, for, however
men may differ in respect to Gov. Cur.
tins position in politics, all agree that
he is at once one of the ablest and
most attractive statesmen of the pres
cnt time. Many old acquaintances as.
sured him OF their sympathy in his
present fight against corruption in high
places, and it did ones heart good to
see the warmth with which many of
the veterans of the late war grasped
the hand of the old War Governor.
All, the memory of other days swelled
in many bosom, as the ox.Governor,
with his usual welcome smile, once
more stood before them. Next day,
before leaving, Gov. Curtin also called
on many OF our citizens, and every.
wherever he went or was seen
--he made friends.
Milllin County may be set down as
good for $50 majority for Curtin,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
DISTRICT TICKET.
Mayer, Curtin and Alexander
TO THE DEMOCRACY.


Fellow DEMOCRATS But few
days remain in which TO work. All
we want is concentrated action and q
full vote.
The enemies of your homes and the
National prosperity are disintegrated
and broken. Philadelphia is much
mixed and the counting machine has
got screw loose.
The "Natonal" dodge, OF which John
Sherman is the reputed parent, won't
divide the Democracy worth Il cent
and only saved Ohio, the home OF
Hayes, by pitiless majority, while il
lost the Congressional delegation.
Look at the official returns, showing
that in Ohio, Indiana, West Virginia
and even in dark Iowa, the peopl,
are clamoring for light, and have, in
all these States increased their repre-
sentation and pronounced against Rad
cal rule.
Pennsylvania must soon answer the
roll call, and let her do it with will
We have the men. BRING THEN
QUIT BRING THEN OUrll Let
every borough and township select
their men at once to have our whole
vote polled. Through the careless and
stay.at.home voters our State has been
plundered for years.
The most desperate means-as it il
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30

The personal enemies OF DR. Bennett,
our nominee for Assembly, have under
taken the task OF backbiting and libel
ing him, TO an extent that Is an out
rage on civilization. The ,heaks who
have engaged in this Infamous work
are circulating all manner Of stories
about his personal character among
which they specifically state that he is
q drunkard and an lnfldel.
The following correspondence bear
ing upon the case should be conclusive
with all reasonable men -
Mr.. sHuGART's LETTER.
ClEAnfirLD, Ost. 25th. ls7'.
M. RoJsh MaAagey;
DEAR SIN s--keporis have been cir 'nlttel Ia
cur vicinity, to the effect that DR.. Ash d. Bennett
uur nominee for Assembly, Is man OF intsmper
ate habits, and is IN unbelieyer in the existence
Of God, Knowing you to bo well acquainted
with bis habits, and, 10 all probability, hmiliai
iih his utefanees on the subject OF religion.
write you for information on the above subject
wi th ctnfd,rce that you will state 1.-The nth
the whole truth, and nothing hut the truth"
Yours truly. JonS W. SHuGAnr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
COCs'Tr TICKET.
Bsnneff, DOTS, Kufcr Johnston
Wright, Gfffifand aud Moore.

LOOK OUT We advise our friends
to keep look out iot tho straddle
county ticket. The Radicals and Green,
back leaders have entered into a part
ncrship in the district ticket-Judgc
Congress and Sehator-and they are
hard at work now, trying to settle or
a county ticket Of the same kind. Dror
Read, for Assembly and settle on Bard
drop Bird, for Treasurer, and acccp,
Kratzer THIS is the scheme by which
Democratic Grccnbackcrs are TO b,
utilized for the purpose Of getting Q
vote for Don Cameron, Tor Senator
To accomplish this plot our enemic,
will work until Monday night, Solool
out for some bold piece of strategy dur
ing the very last hours of tho cam
paign. fffH lIaH fal
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
MURDER AND FRA I'D 90
HlND.TN. HAND


hayes, VINO draws the salary OF Air.
Tilden, and the guerrilla Mosby went
down to the grave Of Madison the other
day. 1t was fitting pair-the benc-
fciary II not the thief Of the Prcsiden.
cy, along with u lawlcss murderer,
whom he bad recently appointed to n
$4,000 Office. And Hayes talked about
"honest money" No other evidence
OF the inability Of spirits to return to
,6af,a Is Hce,fca ,haa simply 10 know
that the spirits Of the fathers whom he
falsely quoted did not return and de.
mand that before he quoted honest
money" over their graves he should be-
come an honest President. Fraud
and Murder" joining hands over i'll
COTTON gains, to shout "honest money"
over the grave of Madison, is a specta-
Gle over which angels might well weep,
70 make the dark and damning picture
complete, Hayes should have had all
the members Of the Returning Boards
he has appointed TO rich offices there
as chief claquer. And then, as these
trafficers in q nations honor, these cor.
rupt conspirators and iorgers and per
jurcrs Of election returns, smiled OF
cheered over their fraudulent chiefs
platitudes about "honest money" Gus
tave Dore should have been there IA
have sketched their features, with
Hayes as central figure, for the illus
tration OF the great work which will
come to illustrate that political era sc
well expressed by Charles Francis
Adams as Fraud first triumphant in
American history
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
DISTRICT TICKET.
Mayer, Curtin and Alexander

"PRussIAN EDUcATIoN." The friends
of compulsory education in this coun-
try are always citing Prussia as an ex.
ample, where everybody is educated and
supposed to be civilized. The conduct
of the Government and citizen with
in the past two years causes many to
hesitate upon the points indicated. The
Emperor dare hardly ride out for his
health for fear OF being shot at by an
assassin, and Bismarck fears attack
within his own Castle, although he has
been the chief educator and manager
of the Kingdom. More A recent ex.
ample of high-toned education will be
found on our first page-the bchcading
OF Hoedel. What more could Barba
riahs do. II enforced education yields
the fruits now being harvested in Prus-
sia no one need wish to cultivate the
seed in America.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30

REMEMBER Democrats, remember
that the next Legislature elects Uni
ted States Senator for ak years. Shall
it be Don Cameron, who is without O
single qualification for the position, OF
shall it bo Democrat the equal Of
Senator Wallace. Those voters who
on Tuesday next cast their votes fol
Bard or Read, win indicate that they
want Cameron continued, but those
voting for Bennett declare by their acl
that they want Democrat. In all
cases OF this kind "acts speak louder
than words"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
COU.rTr TICKET.
Rennoff. D0ffs, KyIer, Johnston,
Wright, Gffiifand and .uo0rs.

Coon NEws.-We never in our ex.
pcrience, on the eve of an election,
had more cheering news from all sec.
tons of the State, than we have on
this 10Th day of October, A. D., 1873.
The jobs set up by our smart enemies
are tumbling down, thousands of the
honest portion will not 70 to the elec.
tion, and il goaded by the whippers-in,
will vote the Democratic ticket. We
have proof too that tho great majority
Of the true Democratic greenbackers
will vote the old ticket at this time
because there is so much at stake, and
whatever wrongs may exist can be
remedied hereafter as well as now.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30

A DAMAGING DocuMESr.-The al
dress,of Chief Justice Agnew, TO the
people of Pennsylvania, is document
Of rare damage to the Radical leaders
Of this State, Judge Agnew is one OF
the ablest men the Radical ranks con
tanned, but like Gov. Curtin, nc is com
PEELED TO break from his party, because
of the crimes the leaders are commit.
ting against personal liberty and the
Constitution Of the State. We are
sorry that the Judge has concealed bis
revelations to this late hour in the
canvass, because as patriot he should
have made statement lour months
ago, However, he may think bis bull
against his old party friends has been
transmitted to tho people ut the right
time.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
COU.s'Tr TICKET.
Benneff, D0ffs. Kyfer, Johnston
Wright, Gffiifand and Moore.

LOOK Our FoR THEM.-The friends
Of the Camerons and the paid emissa.
ries will concoct all manner of roor.
backs and other schemes 10 defeat our
nominees for Senator and Assembly
from this forward until the count is
completed on the night Of the day Of
the election. Their game is despcr.
ate one of life or death, politically
hence they will resort to all kind Of
means to carry their point. Watch
the men who blow loudly for Bard and
Read, and see that none OF our own
party friends have "becn seen" by the
enemy.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30

The CAMERoNs AT Work. - We
know it to be a fact thatva Cameron
man offered a prominent Democrat
81, 200 in cash TO become Il candidate
for the Legislature, and pay all his ex.
penses, but the proposition was spun.
cd and the bribor just missed good
booting for his impudence. Failing in
his bribery scheme he is now doing
the next best thing-solciting votes
for Bard and Read. When he finds O
man who will not vote for the latter
he politely asks him to 60 for the for
mer
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30

AT WoRK.-lIon. c. T. Alexander,
our nominee for State Senator, spent a
large portion Of last week canvassing
our county. lie addressed meetings
at Houtzdale, Kylcrtown, Girarj and
Philipsburg. lie created very favor
bic impression wherever he went. In
point OF ability and personal charac.
ter he has just four fold that enjoyed
by Caldwell, the Cameron candidate
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
aTulY All Do lr,r-Tbc phi,o,

"TnLY ALI DO lr.r-Thc Philadel.
pbia Times says "lt begins TO lool,
as though Senator Cameron had pair.
cd with some one-name unknown
on the money question for the cam.
paign. This is u little awkward to a
lot Of people who would like to sup.
port ilr. Cameron for the high office
for which hc is tho only Republican
candidate. There never was better
opportunity for the young Senator to
make the great effort Of his liic--or he
nigh. refer il TO Quay. They all dc
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
COU.vTr TICKET,
Benneff. D0ffs. Kyfer. Johnston,
Wright, Gffftfamd aud Moore.

A QUEER FRrAK.-Thc following
card has appeared in the Journal, for
several weeks:
IL hereby announce myself as an In.
dependent candidate for the Office Of
Law Judge in the 25th Judicial Dis
trict.
CIear6eld, ,Oct,lG C.S. McCoRMIcK."
As there is no such officer known ia
the laws OF this State, we cannot sec
why Mr. Mccormick, wants to ran q
muck Of that kind. II 1t is President
Judge" be is after he should have told
the voters so. As il is somebody's ig'
norance Is being played upon.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30

NUMBER ONE TESTIMONY. = The
Bellciontc lFatehmdn, published o; the
home OF Gov. Curtin, aud the organ Of
the Democracy Of Centre county, on
the 10Th of March, 1876, said:
"HE is JUST AS GOOD A DEN.
OCRAT AS THERE Is ANY IN
THIS COMMONWEALTH. SINCE
1872, GOV. CURTIN HAS BEEN
HEART AND SOUL WITH THE
DEMOCRACY"
Wo call the attention of those who
are skeptical about the Governors
Democracy to this complete endorse
ment on the part of the Ipdtchmdn cd
itors.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
Notice in Ejectment.

William A. Reed In the Common Pleas
vs. of clearaell county
Joel Q. Forest, Richard No. -, Sept. Term.
Forest, Emily Saustcr, 1878. Il jcctmcut to
aud Merreft Sauster, her compel spccif, per.
husband, Mary Ann fos- lormlnee Of contract,
ter, and James j. Foster, Tor piece or tract OF
her husband, Caroline land 10 Ltwfenoe twp d,
smith, and A. NJ. smith, Ccardeli county. Pa,
her husband, Elizabeth bounded and described
Adams, aud William NJ. as follows; Ol th,
Adams. her husband. east BY lanl. Of Goo.
Butler, on the west by the Erie turnpike. on the
north by lands OF Maxwell Roeles an others, bc =
ing part OF original survey In the name Of Mary
Reed, containing sixty-six acres. It htns an
equitable Eieciment brought to coinrii the spe-
oilc performance Of contract.
To Richard Forest, Emily Sauslor, and Merrott
sauster, her husband, Mary Ann Foster, and Jas.
J. Foster, her husband, Caroline smith, aud A,
NJ. Smith, her husband, Elizabeth Adams, and
VIM NJ. Adams, her husband, defendants above
named.
You will take notice that rule was grantod on
you by the Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas
of Clearheld county, on the 4th day OF October,
A. 1878, In the above case. rcquiring You and
each OF you, to appear and plead 10 the above
SUIT or action within sixty days ffom the date
hereof, according to the provisions of the Act o
Assembly OF lith April, 1851, Or 10 default there
Of, Judgment will be rcnderei against you.
Certified from the Recori
ELL BLOOM, Proihonotary,
CleaFfeld, Pa, Oct 80, 1878.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
THE PHlLIPSBURG MEETING

The largest political meeting that
was ever held in this section of Penn
sylvania, met at Philipsburg, on Satur
day last, An immense coneourse oi
not less than 5000 came to listen tC
the OK Governor and ex-senator from
Indiana, Hon. Thomas A. Hendricks
ex-Goyernor Curtin, next Representa-
tive OF the Twentieth district ; cx.Gov
Gilbert C. Walker, Of Virginia, and th,
veteran Ex-Governor and cx United
States Senator William Bigler. Gov
Bigler was made President, assisted 10y
about thirty Vice Presidents, and open
cd the meeting with an able and cx
haustivc speech, full of his old tim,
vigor. Govern Hendricks followed
in mastery speech on the situation
and highly complimcnted Gov. Curtir
for his services in Indiana in 1876. Hr
arralgnment Of the Republican party'i
mismanagement for the last ten year
was unansworable, and bis appeal tC
Democrats to stand firm produced Q
marked impression. He was followet
by Governor Walker in a brief speech
Gov. Curtin then camo forward anC
was received with perfect ovation
The cheering did not subside for som,
time. He paid his respects to Gamer
on, uoyt 4 Co. and the Republican
Ring in general. He was followed by
Hon. George Ball, OF Philadelphia, il
one Of his best efforts.
The evening meeting was another
immense affair and was addressed by
Hon. G. 4. Alexander, of Bellefonte
Democratic candidate for State Sena
tor of this district, Israel Test, Esq,
and Col. Walter Barrett, both of Clear
field. The fruits of this gathering viii
be visible on election day. srn
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
COU.y'TH' TICKET.
Renmeff. D0ffs. Kyifr, Johnston,
Wright, Giffifand and Moore.

THAT JEwEL.-Some beathcn philos-
opher once remarked that "consisten-
cy is a jewell But the Democratic
Greenbacker who helps to make Dor
Cameron United States Senator, by
voting for Read on Tuesday next, viii
never become the owner Of the jewc
Indicated
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30
non. 4. II. DIES ANSIVER TO
INQUIRIES FROM TIE QIA

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"'""H''
Senator Dill, On his arrival home
Yesterday, received The letter from the
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IN 'hc OIL region, and he prepared ana
forwarded the following answer TO Mr..
Perrlne
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in the event of election. must I've con
trolled entirely bv .he qualifications OF
the gentleman TO fuy fill his place in
all respects. will choose no man for SO
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-10-30

An AGED RooUE.-For more than
forty years the name of Simon Gamer
on has been associated with corruption
inpolitics Whatevcroi political demon.
alisation exists in Pennsylvania to-day
can be traced directly TO his example
And yet the Republicans are pushing
this campaign for the sole purpose Of
re-elccting his son, Don Cameron, tc
the Senate and to retain Quay in the
Recorders Office. And they claim tc
be honest