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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-07

The cranberry crop in Camden and
Burlington counties, N. j., Is at pres
ent very promising, and, II rs thought,
will yield quite abundantly. T
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-07
TO Bon ONIONS.

Peel medium.sized white onions and
let them stand in cold water one hour
then put them into boiling water and
boil fifteen minutes; pour out this wa.
ter and put in more boiling water, and
cook till soft then pour off the water
and put in little milk; season with
butter and salt, and let them cook in
the milk about FIVE minutes thicken
tho gravy with 4 little flour and wa
ter. This way of cooking will take
away the strong taste Of the onions,
and make them tender outside as well
as inside. M M
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-07
SPEAK SOFTLY.

Speak softly. gently ever
There is no wiser part;
For harsh words pierce like steel
The yeaming. loving heart.
As gems reflect In brightness
Every fitting beam.
Let words reflect in kindness
Loves sunny, love lit CLEAN.
Speak softly, gently ever;
There is no better plan
For angry words can never
- Effect what Kind ones can.
For. oh a son word spoken NJ.
May move the stubborn soul,
That stili would prove defiant
Should words In thander roll.
Speak softly, gently ever
a Words breathing naught save love
And soon our blighted Eden
WIN bloom as realms above
For faith and fond affection
In true love-knot entwined,
With hnnsr cords than temper'd steel
Each happy heart can bind. tA
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-07
CHERRIES PRESERVED.

Take fine large cherries, not very
ripe take off the stems, and take out
the stones save whatever Juice runs
from them; take an equal weight Of
white sugar. make the syrup Of q tea.
cup Of water for each pound set Il
over the fire until Il is dissolved and
boiling hot, then put in tho juice and
cherries, boil them gently until clear
throughout; take them from the syr.
up with skinner, and spread them
on fat dishes TO cool; lot the syrup
boil until It is rich and quito thick sci
il TO cool and settle put the fruit in.
TO jars and pots and pour tho syrup
carefully over lct.them remain open
till tho next dayj thcn cover as di.
rected, Sweet cherries are improved
By the addition Of q pint OF red currani
Juice, and halfa pound of sugar 10 H.
! for four or five pounds Of cherries.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-07
TO CURE HAM

As soon as the hams are cut, tie
them up by the hook for three days.
Then make pickle, thus One ounce
of sal.petre, half an ounce of salt pru-
nella, one pound of common salt, one
pound of coarse sugar, one ounce of
juniper berries, and one gallon of
strong beer; boil all together, and
when cold pour it over the hams.
Turn them every day for fortnight.
Thisquantity Of pickle will be sufficient
for two hams.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-07
RASPBERRY JAM.

Weigh the fruit, and add three quar-.
ters of the weight OF sugar put the
former into preserving pan, boil, and
break it; stir constantly, and let it
boil very quickly; when the juice has
boiled an hour, add the sugar and sim
mer half an hour. In this way the
jam is superior in color and flavor to
that which is made by putting the SUI
gar in first.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-07

A. Ross Read, of this borough, has
been chosen teacher of the West Clear
field school for the coming term. The
people Of that district have the benefit
of eight months school the present
year. The Summer term is being
taught by Miss Sofa McGovern.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-07

The Superintendent last week met
the teachers of the lower end of the
county in an official capacity, closing
the weeks work at Shawsville, on Sat
urday evening. This week the north
ern and western portions OF the coun.
ty will be visited, closing the weeks
labors at Luthersburg, on Friday
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-07

Take of British grape wine, or good
cider, tour gallons; of the juice of red
beet root, two quarts; brandy, two
quarts; logwood, four ounces rhatany
root, bruised, half pound. First in
fuse the logwood and rhatany root in
brandy, and one gallon of grape wine
or cider, for a week then strain off
the liquor, and mix it with the other
ingredients. Keep it in a cask for q
month, when it will be fit to bottle.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-07
BoTTLIEG CHERRIES.

TO every pound Of fruit add six
ounces of powdered lump sugar. Fill
the jars with fruit, shake the sugar
over, and tic each jar down with two
bladders, as there is danger of one
bursting during the boiling Place
the jars in boiler of cold water, and
after the water has boiled let them re.
main three hours take them out, and
when cool put them in dry place,
where they will keep over year
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-07

Those studies should be regarded as
primary, that teach young persons to
know what they are seeing, and 10 see
what they otherwise would fail TO sec
~ s. Bidctis. .s N
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-07
EsrABLIsnED Isa1.

The largest Circulation Of any Newspaper
In North Central Pennsylvania.
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-07

Farms in Arkansas sell at from three
to five cents an acre. An Arkansas pa
per says that dirt is such q drug in that
State, that if purchaser does not look
out, they'll smuggle forty or fifty acres
on him in making out the deed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-08-07

An Idaho invalid was ordered by a
physician to take three ounces OF bran
dy day, and knowing that sixteen
drdchmS make an ounce, has patiently
been taking iorty-eight drinks a day
ever since.
"No one would take you for what
you are" said an old-fashioned gentle
man a day or two ago to would-be-
dandy, who had more hair than brains.
"Why ?" asked Joe. because they
can't see vonr ears
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05
Die spinneriM.
(S&Iue.J

Sd babe, fasts SAmIetiaGcb, rrbl
haribH Ro&seba&t uGrum @arhdrH
ms&te 70 tlridh stpcrbsR fttH, ha hUH
an uuh fat F& llrfass sur Srsube mar
Sd fanh tttR nur, Hoe co 6Gt 6teante
fein m6@te, er Ite6t Rs - Elm @tfibI,
bos BEN, In t9rtg fiatn, Sttf1wltstrtn
Sruf Idusif tprtnrntrR brseSnete. unb
70 taS SbTt bur@ bic RaGt beS SVtui.
ben jafh HaTen SttraefeiR tra&te.-
@att, mas bic Shutter gum @rrtft
eeUpDIb's fusts. ale Der Tfdrrer prsse-
sousea mar. sius an Rdris&sn's DIR
rbne 0nsn GinstuA scrabsr, bsnn tbre
Seels batte R6 NIT I'D fsIber ,u 6ef&df-
ttaeu, unb lore 1trduen fut bic Ruttsr
Mot, bic hem &dmpfe fCGeH, Fen fs
t6mpfls, bic tt6ri&te 2irbe ous tHrtm
FtrjeA 5u banntn, ea nun buT& fetnrn
8etHtbam bic ptntNn unlbtrfrisIt3e
S6tttrwanb artf6tn tbr unb eeCpclb
um has bCpt,ltt f1 trt6tss. Dieter
Rampf absr w1r ntdt NIT Ginrut RaIe
ausSstdmpF; bauerts, ftsr.iA bulb.
balb uuterItesenb. fort anb fort unS
wuFbt nur babuf& erIet&ttrt, 6dF fie
ou6 nt&t baS @ertHsfe mebr oUn Geo.
pctb SSrh. Tas Gsftdft mar mtttGer>
1rttlt fetntn Gang rubts uub sereGtIt
fcrtsesanssn, unb Nurtt&en fpann mad
hte DOT fur bic Sabrtt, uub fpdnn of
gar psrwuhfsrIi6t Srduuie, baIA Setf'
ser unb leife vtsltlnhs Gbrdntn NIT sus
Jabtn tinetn.
Sbrsr soaissn absef@ttssnbeit Scn
ben eeutsn I'm Drrf. uuS itrsm RurssI
an alien llmsanse mar e. tnbefen ;usu.
fSrttbtn, bae ,ie BON benz ui&te erfutr,
mas F4 tn Der Stutt unk In Der Sdtrit.
fur bic te fpGnn, autrus.
Der btstertse 9rfser, Der fG etn f&6'
mes gsrmSs.n srrunsrx bottt, pCllte feline
dlten Sag. In Rube uns Sristsn Ssrls.
ben unb bssebrH ltiHe GobriE fammt
benz tIbf&en Gnpsren. bas er I4 mad
unb had gu stnsm anfstnIt&en eanOsu'
te sufawmensetupft unb s:tdsf bate,
3u Sertaufen. DaS wuste GecpClb @-.
unb fGrte6 haber aus 6clIanS, no CT fi&
Ia &dds bio sur Gtbstuns ietrss Grbes
agfbielE &AE Ben Ttets, uRN uneruafte'
f&nen |H4et ascpcIh 3d. 9rft bsv
saptn @tf6f6tt. tAre bab es elm Stre'
I've SaSCn tut Dcltt gag.
GntIt& fem .f, haSm arts in Ssffs
unb Der biSsertse SnbGbsr sss S6Is Fan.
men,. e@ 6Hfe 3ett SrtEebrte Der aft
Sfafrsr vteI uttt asrSttS M== u4A {,
rutSe Sdufs naf st*tA @astn 5'i'
Stabt sebcls.
gtls Der Sag, Ser @ufnablteftruue
Fam, spdt IS benz RGrts&en 70 aans irn'
bsrlt& su Weutte,, Go pastt .felter ntGt
sUober es FAM -atS ole f&ner Elm bunt'
trtf @Auttfn ant Sentsr SbtlSerstna
r3uste ee nt6f aufsubltden, ia etu letitt
3ttttrr faHlte fe IN tbren GtieSern, dfs
% enbli& ahttSpfts RxS-ssOpOIb bsEttn'
trait
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05
Gin reuttfntet GFks:

Dem Ssrttnsr Stubtssrt&t tIsst 1ur
3ett fclssnbrr runbrrltGtr 5oa Scr.
Cine Grtf1aft Scn 10000 RarG teFa.
let ftt felt anfdrs bisfts Sabres unter
GTrrSattcn bts @sri&ttS, reE&e rtber
bsitrtttsn nod irssntwte EElahet In, nRN
Der Grbs, stn ahpStisfEtn 6es gerRcrbe.
men. rttItr. bat4 Anfdtme hes Berm6.
gems duG trtnem Tttfeddblen ln nabe
srttsn rlrbe, tdnH jtr aunabms brF
erbi8aft ni6t ettraGt rrEben, bae
betbt: tr Sereitelte bIsbtt a1r 8tr1n&e,
ibm bds SeFdmeat ~ tRfnutrrn. &Ge
seri8hs@eH 3uf&riftsn an ben bstni 50.
Be bes GrblaRers auSrdrts etFwetlenhGn
Grten, ale Srtsft bss RdGenrtrtSalftrs
bleiben unbedntporttt unb felt NpnoteR
rrubte Nirmdnb no Der Grtr Gitt dufbaIe
te. Sect erf Eat Der IdFeNSetwalttr
3ufl1ta erfdbren, no Der tcnittnte Grbe
fedt. 9erpfest un6 anttffast son Et.
laer rtitletbtsen dlteren Dame, treflt CT
In stnem. retSeftb selssERtn Gt&bt&tn
SIbbsutlSlanbs, ater afIer WtffEt EEo
Eaubt; unb bd nun aud bic Bdnte rttttS
metr auf tbn serScenSen tCunte, treIbtEe
iIe fi& bort an tinen @elbmunH ltnt @uS.
blfF, Bis Go mSslt& fttn irerbe; Sem
iuneen N1nne b1s itm 3uReEenbe Tero
n,6ssn su Serf&aFen welben ffe fir Ct.
nen iinsere&t gsrfOfsseh esslt, benz man
bas Seiuise uCrentbalte. Der aIf6 -AHs
se9anetnt, rpefHtr einen ,,gtStFneP
S&winber SermGtbste, tpdrEte Fds Essr..
Ser Hm Gusrunf dill SttG1Ife. ,iiiG tT IN
Sem ItaferStErS0ltsr Indirect amSe
BON. htua peff6tDRp6enrn 9fbtA Sf9ee
fOntnien. 8ereebens frast man iF6,
mas ben .renttrnten Gr6tE Etrnesen tann,
fcl&k Grbf&dFt uIssuf&lastn BE @u-
ndbntt elmer @siRssfrdGtgtit fðt Ees.
Ge1t aussef&lcftH, neil EOrASe @tFJtt
ben Ndnn fir gang sefltnE ealttH. ST.
benfaas tat man es nit stntut SoAber.
ling gu tbun, Der In unferer 5rtG 6k ,,nur
;@OIte bdnst mad @Olbe 6ranst", taun
'fsinesstst&eH ftnttn birfts. gDie bfr
@uFtHversalter unb bds @ert6s nun
.tHren Grbsn stnfansen wsrssn, rRb o.
er benz fGpersn llnsIif elmer GrbfGnft
bon 10000 @urt snbltG 9tame Eeltsn
Ttrt, raub bic 3ataalt leEren.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05
lNMIlIl1tcr 35.

I'D, Serr 81! eiss rrftfed,ni
bGs Nib&tn Esraus ater Qrcpclb ira
auf fr tu Gnb fiete tore Sanb.
/ Maris&eh, fustt sf, nfGrtt ii&E
Gs IN Elm Irtues @smittt, bae beute (tir
@Id6 Son bsinen etspsn erwartet -
unR nun erld4itt sr, ris ss Tom ersanD
cen, unb fasts bann: ane feline Wattu
fsien SRHs @ertt fdF tSn, wenn Ge nt&i
@aTis&en NIT ttm tbeile.--
Summa Summa. una a-ef mars nm,
Te, unb lore egete ID Ism brad snbit6
hur& unb bae Sa srfOistt anb be. Rut.
Ter Sessn. Der Tfarr.t fam aud ursb
bic DfflCtunS fanb aatt, unb am nSdB.
fen SOnntas bic auFFlnbisuns In bef
&ir&t bes GSrftS unb in Der Stubt.
DaO CAB Ia nse 6dlfe unb uribiC6e Sii,
de, abr 60 bdr iS 6nS aaes balf
ni&tf.
Am unbern W6rstn n6tm btF btsts,
'sss Sarnfammler fetutn abf&isb. CT
mr@t esrns Der iunssn Grau aus benz
sstSs SsRsn. bic feline grinjtpalin rer.
ben fOlts; unb buIb senus In itren neu.
an WirsunstIrsis tintrat, ttN GHael an
S@Snbett, aSer ou@ an 0tlbs, Dsmutb
un6 9fers
Das III cine 9tf&t&te CSnt dTIe Ser.
wtdslunstn unb abf&psifunstn, fuat.
Der S&mttbiaict. aber patr III tt, tinb
Der iis mir erjdblt Pat, Fennt 9tcpclb unb
NarteGen unb itre iebtn 6tnbsr, unb
tbr sReIi&ft Glld unb tSr bIaSentss
Stf3dft unb mrint, bas ftt cine BON ben
Gbtn, bts ii&srIi& i'm Simmsl sefttleFen
fstsn, bsnn Der Ssssn brs 5errn ru6e
fiEtbdrli& b1rauf. Die Sltnbe IN aft
unb ttbeusmiSe, abtr lore ainher unh
GHteI issntnb Sslcrbtn Sft bic 9atten
meintr, bic Sabre tbrr Gse Cttsn eten
70 Stsle 8c&sn mad i6rsr Sc&seit. Srt
ettftr BAT Der 9tIbttufel feline !6aub
nt&t I'm Spitle sebabt, 6rum wsFNe ft
-ttne slldlt6e Snb eeopClt1 Gbrfit.
fstn bat tHm bis beute ret&en Sessn se>
braGt pte eT ntemals fpl4em 95un
frElt. ..-
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05

0rbnans Bic I'm 3iuHn bsrrftte.
NE4ts i'm Stntsrsrunkt bos glelne Sen
stnes Stnbse; linFs etRe @Paffdge dNf
benz 8ubSrbsn, stntSe etatIe, stn EIssnev
SLID: Gabrirl, .tttf SSemanN eurG Nas
SsnaeE etnsn aussn6ltd Ipdter srot etne
5rdu BON unssfdpr ftufIs SaVrea ID
bas 0imnlet:
Gle FOmnten ,u fraS. UIOnfelf Ge.
brtel, bas eftn 10 nod nt&t UOllfsmassn
beveitet.
Sait Cu srCssH .6unser 2 tCaHGts lRA
@abrieI an pas fIttns @dbGtn.--
3du; meiH Gdsss&tpI erpteeertr baO
StnS; t& rt1 parten.
aats, tpas ID fdS, ef.st. III mfr ksn
lsbbafnfttn @unfG, bic ndSefea timtadn.
belu srfaHren.
llntsr sintm gOrpanb Strliss t& uaGG
brr altsn 5rau bls 3iinmtr, inteu Edb
Strfprd&, In rinisen Rinuten ptsberau.
fcmfren.
auf metus Sruse erJdtlh mtr Die
Graul
aats Bier ma&t Gte if1unsn. retn
Ssrr, ni&t Ratr2 Sa, es IN Faunt 40
Slau6sn. Sts gum Sole Der GItern mar
@abrt'I DER tpilbsRr, f4mustsRe 0alen-
iunSe BON Slrts. Batter Hn6 REtteF
Farben es fnb Elum stntse ROnate.
rafH mad chamber - bic urmen etute !
Sterbenb sut Der Batter bas tlriftt gdb.
den In @obrhl's Sdnbe, tnbem sF m
tbm fasts :. Sssinn' DeIns esHrilSr. Il.
mes 9atsrs.-
DIR Sunse Strliss bic 1ntfdtts uaR
Turbs StratsnStrtiuftr. CT lduft ben
9anBsn Gag berum dnb aertnnt etw0
Sisrsts SCus idsIt&. Ddmtt Sat CT bic
9lstne In bic @&iIs ssbra8t bs,atIt
lstnt Nsrtbt une ete StbarfRtHE AeS @cD
bsns. Ran Silft iHn, tuCbI eGa srenIa.
mem @ctt bic aiubsr Rnb 70 int.rtG.
iant! Abtr 60 III BOD cine sroee GRat
ScH 6em Sunssn; hob CT NIT iteR r.taeR
SStsliGRsra6th stbrr6sR bat uub rraeI.
mdsts isben abenb nuG 6aufe Ecmmtf
CT f6rst unb f&aFt fur ste &leine. ale
ftt sr tn benz alter, um fttne pFi&aeR
nb Batter ScntCmmen gu bssrsifen. CT
ieprt ts lelen, Uftbt ii& tor eaua unS lie
fTrvuv ~DtWvryvTs ~srvvv,.-yrsvy. -vvSv~-r-
en- tCnnte. -
Bir ellen nun, bic gtenisnte zines el.
ntSermoeen sCmfortablen Diners 3ufdmo
menlufsneri unb etne balbe Stunbe fpd.
ter faseE tStr In benz Eletntn 3immer &C.
rtiiteltG seifammrR. DdS GrR&t G1D
brieIs Rrdblte cor Slid, CT fGieH btE Al.
ltebte S&reifer nit ben gtGen 10 um.
fansen-sr siseIts feline Hunse unb DC.
mitte fi4 dnsFlt&. RiGt stn @Crt 81 &c.
brdu&en; SD sttetoEatt stnEk pgi&tt.
gen attne iiub f&isb btrsst, be 6anb
bee Sunscn In raeinc btibrn &dnbr pref.
ieub, bss 0amtuS, Der 70 frRs bic @cIe
zines tSrliStn NdHfts Futittes
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05

IS Sdten-SOO abtiItuhstn mi! Bsldrrtbuns
9oultnen Ger tslGR PIumsn nHb Uemafsn
auf Der Gree unh bic art unb SDrife eirftlben
iu sisbsr-%ues fur sine,pei GENT Sricfmarf>
it. SR bsuti6u unb sasIilacr Srra&s ss~
brud.
BId'S SIumcn> unb q EN- Ii fs'sdts
tie n, SO Genie IN Ydpirftmf1Ide. .$l.0o III
sItsantsr. 2einpanb atbunetn.
Uid'S 'SiHuRrirtss RcuatS>R a a o.
lin, 2 Seittn, f&pnt 6plIl6nitit uno stn col:
prirltS Bib in itber SumTrr. Srcis ST.
idbrIn; finf GttHifIatt $500.
Arreiltre: Samts Did. &cGtfsr, q. ..
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1878-09-05
Das gdtet4en

Gs mar Srr psntseI Gasen- = ain ter
Gde bsr Sttose Saiut Rartin. %IOs.
lid reabsnb, pralltt Id eesen Elm
8lrfd6en con unasflbE hrttitGn Sab.
radrdrts Ssf&cben, sns ftItfamiten Gcfts
ImG.
Der Stce mar ttftis senus, BEN dr'
men Sunsrn rlrbrerr Sadete ron GnSe.
lOpss aus ben SdnStn su fGtdSsn, bic sr
benz Tubliium unbot, nit ndftlnher
Shntme ausrlfenh "GunfunbtwdnstS
6hStIOpss fur 3trei SCus." Der Eteine
SEtsOube. bur4 ben 5ufammsnRcs &c.
reiSt. mari mir ttHs ReRse sOn S6tmpf-
trcrtrn an ben 8Opf, In itntrft penis
bIlbtnben Saracn, tptl&er ben SpbsR.
faS Der Tdrifer Gpra6t billet. CT
Idrnte trbeb umicnf, tsnn bds SrOttcir
mar trOden, bic GnueIcpts 6uber bur&>
ouS nt4t EtI&mubt, unb tU6 uatni t&
Feinen GnFdIS. BEN 9urf4sn feline
Duare fOfprt 30 bsaatten.
So mus eefsten. mas nt4 gu bisftr
ausnstmsnb srcsmatbisea Sanbluns ss.
wps, mar Elm ausruf Der. Eem iussnb.
ItSsn GnStlcpts.gsridufs rntI&liSfte.
,Arme 8leine!" bate CT unwi1tlrlt&
auFsef6ristn. Sd ptttsrte Elm Gtttim-
nis. Dd bic 9srfCbuuns tur& Seisb-
Lung meinsrieits bsrtetsefl9rt mar faste
i& Sen SunstE untsr Hem Arm unb
frdstt tbn NIT ortn irs.nb m6sli3sn
llmG6wttftn uut bic Grtldruns isines
Gusrufes. Or fab mir serabe iR'C &C.
fdbt; es f@ttn, ais F05te t4 ieut elm &C.
riHts 9ertraurn elm. benn CT eutsssnrte
fcsIei6: Sd babe utrine EdSesarbetf
ftnsI besnhttJ DArt Strer-unfsrtr I'm.
eef&idliGIeit. Summen Stt milf rfiit.
g8I trateH nun In Geitrlf&aft ben
1nri& dH, nit rtseut SnttrsFe frdstt
ID ttH EA& ttntn 9trbdltntfen. SrOS
feiEte gum mtnteRen ereentrifHtn @c>
| ftnS atEmett 6aS 3inb einen unnennbd.
ZEN 9auH ppn GtrIi&trtt, Der MID su.
slei& an,ce uhS ritrte. 9alb bate Id
srfabren, tab tr @abrtst @Ortu ties.
Gr Bar etbrlins Set sEntm Drs&sGer sc.
pefsR, aber bo feiu Batter SCt 9urjem
| RarS-tatte er bic gReftFdtte SsrlaFen
mIfsn, um stnlStnb grUb su f&af.
fen. .-.. ..
@ir rertsn slet6 ftStni parurf, fts'
t. er Etn,u. @eben Dir gu SHule-bie
Stunbe mug berrits ba Iein.
Salb ft6S llbr.
@ans reGt.
@abrie1 f&elte an stner fletrtn 36Is
&c, ibtr Der rtre Gafel Htns NIT Ser Sn'
f9rtft; ..Gr,ietunssunfalt fur iuHse
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The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28

The Trenton Mirror and one of Its
correspondents are terribly troubled at
little item which appeared in this
paper two weeks since, in which We
deprecated the foolish war made upon
Mr. Beckerdite after the election. Ii
is hardly necessary for Us to say that
Captain Cooper is our personal and
political friend, and that we worked
for and voted for him, and regret that
he was not elected. We are barely
acquainted with Mr. Beckerdire, but
our information is that he is and has
been true Democrat, notWithstand-
ing his independent course during the
the recent canvass. We can see no
good reason for reading him out Of the
party, especially when Democrats are
needed so badly in Carroll county.
The truth of the business is, the
Democratic voters of the two coul.>
ties are to blame for Cooper's defeat.
They did not turn out and vote foI
the nominee, and, for our part We
would not have grieved very much if
a full-blooded radical had been elect
ed. Possibly we would then have
learned lesson.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28

The holders Of Tennessee bonds
have made a new proposition for a
settlement of the State debt. They
now suggest that the debt be funded
into new four per cent. bonds, to run
for fifty years instead Of thirty, but to
be redeemable at any time after six
months notice, and to be renewable
at the pleasure of the state. We shall
probably have something to say on
The subject before the meeting of the
Legislature.
The Milan exchange. (Milan, Gibson County, Tenn.) 1874-1978, 1878-11-28
MATE ITEMS.

1t is said that there are three sisters
lining near Newbern, Dyer county,
who have given birth to sixty chill
d.en.
The friends of j. Harvey Mathes,
representative elect from Shelby, are
putting him forward as Il candidate
for speaker of the house
Seven families who went from
Weakly county to Texas several years
ago returned last week. They say that
Texas is the poor mans hell. and Ten.
nessee his heaven.
The Scoltsboro Citizen says the
Young ladies of Larkinsville have
quarantined against Nashville drum
mers. as some of their swecthearts
have turned out to be married men.
Stephen Griffin, a white man, was
hung Newport, Cooke county.Tenn.
Friday, for committing 4 rape on Eva
Clark, little girl ten years Of age.
The Governor had refused to pardon
bim.