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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

In Penn township, on Friday morning, March
l2d, 1878, wilmoi Alonro. son Of David and
,;r., 1 n, ri, -rei IS rears. 5 months and 20
1914 WIZ
Oh, va mss thee, dearest brother,
And our hearts 70 grief arc given
But again we hope to meet ihee
AZ our Fathers throne In Heaven.
Yes, we misc thee, dearest brother
Tears they will unbidden aow
And we feel that life Is transient
With ali creatures here below.
In our dreams we sec thee, brother,
Thy eyes so full Of kind reproof,
but, again, when sleep forsakes Us,
We weep to know lhou'rt gone from earth.
Yes, we miss thee, dearest brother
But our tears again wen dry
On tho Resurrection morning
You'll mount with Angels wings on high.
But we know ven end thee, brother,
With the bright aud heavenly host,
Where the blessed praise forever
Father, Son and Holy Ghost.
Farewell, brother, we will meet thee
In that bright and happy land
Golden harps and crowns Of glory
Adorn that holy, happy band. NJ y.
GRAMriAs HlLLs, Pa April 5, 1873.
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~wILLlAMsPORT DISTRICT.

"
williamsport-Pips Street, o. A. Holiness Mul.
berry Street, John Donahue Price Chapel, J. 4.
Bell, ]. D. Pollsgrovc, sups Third Street, A. 5.
Bowman Nswberry, A. W. Guyer Lycomins,
WA Mckee LoyaIsoeh, to be Supplied Dubois.
town, J. '. Anderson jamestown, d. c. Conner
Moutoutsvills, NJ. p. cros,hrAite Muncy, d. b.
MeclOsky ilugherille. }. Gray Nancy Greek,
A. D. Mcclssty watsoptown, d. ?. King Mon
tsndon, II y. Cares Montgomery, II. Wilson I;
Milton, A. N. Barni,ii Ls~isburg. d.. S. Monroe f;
Miminbure, D. y. Stevens; sailadssburg, A. Il.
Taylor cogan Valley, J. Y. Ro,hrock Liberty
Valley, II. $. Lundy Ralston, A. =. wharton ,
Jersey Shore. A. W. Gibson Pine Greek, to be
Supplied Grea, Island, W. G.. nssser Lock Bs-
vsn, s. Creighton sslons, L. @. Heck Beech
Creek, G. J. Buck Hissr snd westport O. W.
burnley Remove, james Hsntsr ksidy, y W.
Rus sinnsuahsains, \. N. chiIseass; Kmporium,
J. yrocman Pended, A. D. Hoosen ! Wharton,
10 be supplied Bsnrsrstts, W. II. Norcross.
y. J. Cray, Prssidsns o. winispsport Dietin-
'sn Seminary. member Of Mulberry Street Quar-
'srly o0af'r'ns'. in.9J hlshf0rl
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#arrifd.

AT the refidcncs Of the bride, on Tuesday,
March 18th, 1873, by Rev. Joseph Y. Rothrock,
Mr.. william A.. Lansberry, Of Woodland, Clear
Geld county, and Miss Mary r. Written, Of Otter
Run, LycomiDg county.
On Sunday, March slst, 1878, by Rev. Thomas
Thompson, Mr.. Jonas Stine, Of Buffalo Run, Cen
tro county, and Miss ANNA Hoaman, Of Ksier-
town, clsarheld county.
On Sunday, March slst, 1873, by b. Hide
brand, Bag, Mr.. Edward McGaryey and Miss
Emma Holes, both Of Chest township, clcardeld
county.
On Monday, April Ist, 1878, BY Rev. T. II.
switser, DR.. I. D. Potter and Miss Ellen McMul-
len, both Of philipsburg, Pa.
Al the Evangelical Lutheran Parsonage, New
MillpoFt, on Thursday, April 9TH, 1878, BY Rev.
p. u. sherk, Mr.. WIN. NJ. Potter, Of Luibersbure,
clearheld county, aud Miss Mary A. McCraeken,
Of New Mllport, clearheld county.
AZ wallaeeton, on Thursday, April lth, 1878,
by Rev. Y. Conle), Mr.. Milton l.. Owens and Miss
Anna M. Middleton, Of near Philipsburg, Pa.
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CALL 1T WAsHINGToN.-At the last
session Of our Court, Messrs. John l.. Cutie aud
Daniel W. Moore, Of Olearseld, aud Samuel =.
McclOskey, Of curwensville, were appointed Com.
mi,sioners to view, locate, and form a new town
ship out Of parts Of Brady and Huston townships,
II in their Judgment they deemed the matter right
and ezpedicnt. The petition lays down the route
as follows Beginning at a point on the Jener-
son county line, one and one fourth miles south
Of where the Erie turnpike crosses the same
thence In an e~asterly direction, through Brady
township, to the Union township line, about three
quarters Of a mile north Of s. s. Baiiey's thence
north along the line Of Union township to the
lice Of Huston township thence east along said
line about one and ouo-half miles to the tract
lines Of tracts Nos. 1904 and 1899 thence north
along these tracts to the Elk county liuo thence
west to the Jefferson county line thence south
along The Jefferson county line to the place Of be.
ginning" AtEtHHt MW Attf
A glance at the county map win enable the
reader to trace these lines with accuracy. That
Brady township is too large in territory and
population, all will coneedo and that a new
township is necessary, is equally apparent.
That the eastern, northern aud southern lines
Of the proposed new township ssabove set forth,
are reht, in the main, we think no one will dis.
pate but the location Of the southern line will
DO a difficult matter, unless It is made very
crooked, because a straight Iihe from the Jeaer.
son county, line from the point indicated, cas-, to the
Union township line, win Gu, 20 less than three
tf not four sub. districts 10 two, so tba, the school
houses, which are all good buildings, could not
be utilized. ..II.HN
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal ~Church--Rev. ]. S.
McMuRRAr, Pastor.-Services every Sabbath
1t l01 A, NJ, and n p. VI.
Sabbath School at . A.. NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday. at "a p. M.
Conn union Service, FIRST Sabbath Of every
month, at l0l A. NJ.
West Cieartield NJ. Il. Church.--Revs
WILLIAM II. Dill and W S. WILSON. Pastors
Preaching every altemsee Sunday, at s o'clock,
p. M.--sunday School 81 ~, P. M.-Ali are in
yited to attend.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. II. s. BurLER.
sabbath services morning and eyening-sab-
bath School at 3 ?. M.--Prayer Meeting wednes-
day evening.
st. Francis Chuich--Catholic--Rev. p.
]. misunderstanding at 100 o'clock, A. M, on
the first, third and fourth sundayso Of each month
vespers and Bepediction ofthe Blessed Sacrament
at O'Clock, p. M.-sunday School every Sunday
afternoon nj 3 o'clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

VIM. Reed, of the Bee Hive, is now
in Philadelphia aud New York, making his Spring
purchases. 1t is unnecessary for him to go into
detail as his popular dry goods establishment ia
weli-knOwn in clearfeli county. The quality
and class Of goods be keeps, and his prices, war
rant satisiactisn aud his expenses being further
reduced, his customers will ind greater induce
ments to buy from him the coming spriug than
ever before. Suffice TO say, that between the lith
and 2Olh of April, he will open his usual large
and attractive stock Of dry goods, notions, millin
cry aai fancy goods, wall paper, oil cloths, and
carpets. His method Of selling Brussels carpet
by sample Is a success, and a splendid assortment
of new samples viii be on exhibition. L-ap2-2t.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.-The usual
meeting Of the Murphy Temperance Union Of
this borough was held in the Court House on
Monday evening last. The meeting was for bust
ness purposes, and a committee was appointed to
inquire into the feasibility Of establishing a Free
Reading Room. A committee Of ladies was an
pointed to confer with the Executive Com mittee
Of the Union and adopt some method of celebrat-
log the first anniversary Of the organization,
which will occur in n few weeks. Resolutions OF
thanks were rendered to the young ladies who
solicited the fund $, and 10 the citizens Of Clear
field for their liberality in furnishing the money,
to pay of the debt of the Union, which is now
entirely out Of debt. Mr.. J. W. Nieklin, Of Ohio,
made a few pertinent remarks, after which the
meeting adjourned.
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ALTOONA DISTRICT.


port districts, announced at the close of the tenth
annual session, ., Lewi'burg, Pa, on. Monday,
April let, 1878, are as follows ~ fIi
ALTOONA DISTRICT.
$. 0. SWALLOW, Presiding Elder.
AtOoua-First Church, D. D. Ham'in Eighth
Avenue Church, NJ. X. Foster Chestnut Avenue
Church, T. Sherlock lIoliidaysbnrg, J. A. De
moyerj Duncanssillc, J. AZ, Clarke Mar,insburg,
William Gwynn, John Wood, IT,; Williamsburg,
r. II. Wharton Logan Valley, George Guyer ;
laughawou, Milesburg and upionville, j. B..
Shaver Howard, J D. Akers and one to be sup.
piled PENIS Valley, w.R. Whitney BclIcfonte,
A. D. Yoeum Pleasant Gap, j. y. Craig Half
Moon, q. W. Douse Pine Grove, Hugh Linn (;
Warriors MARX, Isasc Hickman Birmingham
A. W. Decker Phiipsburg, II. G.. Pardoe Ora
%bam,op, J.-f, Brown 0seeola and Houtrville,
j. A. woodeock clearfeld, Jacob S. McMurray !
clearaeld Mission, william u. Dill Woodland,
r. P. Campbell clesrheld Circuit, W. Scott
Wilson cprwensyille, George Leidy Lumber
City, funnan Adams New Washington, q. D.
Ague Glen Hope, W. W. Dupmire Snow Shoe,
l.. Edwardsi Congress hin, J. Il. King.
j.. s. W. Dean, Proiessor 10 pennsylvania Col
iege. member Of Be lleionte Quarterly Conference.
William Rarnshaw, Chaplain Of the National
Asylum for Disabled Soldiers, at Dayton. Ohio
member Of Warriors Mark Quarterly Conference.
J. r.. llykes and A. j. Cook, missionaries to
Riu kians, China.
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+. X. Thompson Great Healing Oint-
ment has cured cases Of badly frozen feet and
toes, taking the frOs, out and healing the parts.
Recently a man had his large toe frozen so that
the aesh same 90, leaving the bone almost bare.
He applied the Ointment as above, and in a short
time had a new toe.
Prepared by 3. x. Thompson, Titusville, Pa.
Price 20 cts. per box. Sold in oloafdeld by c..
d. Watson, aud Hsrtswick A Irwin, druggists.
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HIan ScnooL CoMMrNorMrNr.-T

HIGH SCHOOL CoMMENcEMENT.-The
second annual commencement Of the Clearheld
High School will be held In Pies Opera House,
next Friday evening, April 18th. The following
is the order Of exercises for the occasion =
Music prayer musiel Learn to Labor and
to Wait" Joseph II. Read " Energy Of Purpose"
Victor Guinlburg music " Harmony Of Nature"
Lois McGaughey "American Civilization" Hus-
ton Hartswiok " EIemesis Of Success" Elmer
Blattenberger music 1.-THE Art Of Pleasing"
Minnie P. Bridge /; presentation Of diplomas, by
Thomas II. Murray, Esq music Address to tho
graduating class, Frank O. Harris, Esq.i " Power
Of Association" with yaledic;o;y, W. B. Bridge;
music benediction.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

A FAcT.--An advertisement inserted
in the REPUBLICAN will reach more readers than
II published in all the other papers in tho coun-
ty, and cost the advertiser less than one-half
In other words, an advertisement Published in
our journal is worth double the price of that
charged by any other publisher in the county.
at Is n fact" IT,
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n R,mnrEnbI, R,suyf.

II makes no difference how many Physicians,
OF how much medicine you have tried, It IL now
an established fact that herman Syrup IL the only
remedy which has given complete satisfaction In
severe cases Of Lung Diseases. 1t is true there
are yet thousands Of persons who nrc predisposej
70 throat and Lung Affections, Consumption,
Hemorrhages, Asthma, Severe Colds settled on
the breast, ~rneumonia, Whooping Cough, &C.,
who have no personal knowledge Of Bosehec's
German Syrup. To such We would say that 3d.
600 dozen were sold last year without one com
plant. Consumpiives try just one bottle. Reg
ular size, Is cents For sale BY O d. Watson,
Clearhold, Pa. May ~, 1S77-cow-iy.
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ADJOURNED SALE.-Tho extensive
Trustees sale Of the Irwin estate, advertised to DO
sold on the 18th Of March, has boen postponed
until Saturday, April 18th, 1875, att o'clock ?. NJ,
at tho " Corner Store" in curwensyille, Of which
parties interested will please take notice.
mh27-3 JAMES B. GRAHAM, Trustee.
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f. +. Coudrict, Administrator OF the
estate of Felix Picard, late Of coviugton town
ship, this county, deceased, will sell at public sale,
on the PR mists In said township, on Saturday,
May ith, 1873, two acres OF land, with dwelling
house, barn, and other necessary outbuildiugs
thereon. For full description Of property, see
Advertisement 10 this paper. !
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

Fred Sackett keeps On hand all
kinds Of hxiurts for pumps, and viii repair pumps
at short notice. lie also keeps new pumps, or
will order any kind desired by customers. He
has also secured the necessary implements for re-
pairing gum hose, aud will order new hose at any
time. sackett's Tin and Stove Store, Pies Opera
House. mar27. 81.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

We wero unavoidably absent from
the Temperance meeting last Friday evening, but
We learn'that the programme was carried out 10
a satisfactory manner" = .Rsynoidsrile Herald,
II gives US pleasure TO record the TACT that the
citizens Of Rey nOldsyillo can carry on a Temper.
out the presence Of the editor aforesaid.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

There will be no preaching services
In the Presbyterian Church, IN this place, until
the second sabbath 10 May, unIes' By special ap-
peintmsni. The pastor, Rev. Mr.. Butler, IL at.
tending ! meeting Of the Prcsbyiery Of Hunting
don this week at Milroy, Pa after which he
will, wits bic family, enjoy a few weeks vacation,
visiiins relatives and friends 10 the State Of New
York. lie expects TO return to bis eongrega.
tiou and occupy bis pulpit on Sunday, Mny 18th.
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Allegheny Valley Railroad.
Low GRADE DIVISION.

ON and after Monday, Dec. 10th, 1877,
" the passenger trains win run daily Except
u nday) between Red Bank and D%riftwood, as
follows
EAsTWARD.--Day Mail leaves Pittsburg
$40 a. m; Red Bank ll;5Qj Sligo Junction 1908;
New Bethlehem 1;07 p. nj Maysville l:26
Troy 1850 Brookville 200 Fullor's 1856 Rey.
noldsville 2:52; Dubois 1888, Summit Tunnel
$40 Penfeld 4s05 weedville All Bcnozotte
4;69 arrives at Driftwood at SOB.
WEsTwARD.--Day Mailleayes Drinwood
1915 p. nj Benefette 1909 Weodvllle lao
Penneld las; Summit Tunnel 2:o7; Dubois 2i30j
Reynoldsville 2s52 Fuller's 1851 Brookvillc $685.
Troy $40; Maysville 4;16; New Bethlehem ii29
Sligo Junction 5:lOi Red Bank 5;27 arrives at
Pittsburg at $40 p. m.
Es- The Reynoldsyille Accommodation leaves
Reynoldsvillc daily at 1850 q, mi and arrives at
Red Bank at l1sg0 a. M, Pittsburgh at 1856 p. N.
Leaves Pittsburgh at $3.50 p. m Red Bank at
5i5S p. mi arriving at Reynoldsville at e'05 '. m.
Close connections made with trains on p. a Z.
Railroad at Drift wood, and with trains on the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID MoCARG0, Gonl Sup't.
A. A. JACKSON, supt L. @. Div.
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THAT "DERRIcK."-We learn from
the Reynoldsyille Herald that "the derrick, etc.,
Of Wolf A Co, Of cramer City, have been sold to
the orsmer City Oil Company, and the latter com
Pany will take charge Of future operations in that
section" Why does not somebody start that
derrick Up, and save the escaping oil that has
been running to waste for years.
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Tue On BusrsEss.-Tho Brookville

iht VII DOnihkho.- no DfOOkN1lle
Ds"ocroi says The Stump Greek OIL Comps.
ny" Is tho pane Of the new company which has
taken charge Of the keiser. wolf ,ngine and ma.
ehinery on the Weaver farm at cramer City
They purchased all the right, title AID in,sres, Of
Wolf for s2sV, which ins;sdes the derrick. tools,
spd ssesy,hIns necessary for tho putting down
III a wsu-sreept tho capitol. A meeting was
beli on Saturday last, at which time abou, 81 200
IN stock was subscribed by parties residing In
That nsighborbood. We learn that they expect
70 Increase The amount to $4,000. aud that punx-
s~uiavnsy and Reynoldsviis parties have sight
BED their willinsnossto sdd a 81, 900 to the stock,
baking a total Of $4,000. With this amour, the
ecupsuy propose to sink a we'll At once. II oil Ia
pot fond. b., any evidence Of its existence be-
in8 s,-s-s-- = .-=s-a '.isi will be made, This
y about the sahstNsss Of The ibfornation received
f'On an interview with : gentleman who claims
y b " eesplran. In reference to the proceedings"
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NIrATIoN.


In the Orphans Court Of clearfeli county, Pa
In re estate Of Joseph Kylcr, deceased.
To Elizabeth Kylsr, widow Of said d~eccdent,
Mary SEWERS, (nee Kylerl, and - Sewers, her
husband, Charles Kyier, John Wesley Kyler,
Emma Kylcr and Ida Kyler, oil residing at
Sandy p. o., Clackamas county, Oregon, and
james Kyler aud jose phi Kyler, Of Forrest City,
sarpy county, Nebrask q, and Elizabeth Grape,
(nee Kyler), and John Grape, her husbard, Of
fertig P. o., Venango county, Pa, and George
Kyler, Richard kylcr and Jane Murray, (neo
Kyler), aad John kyler, her husband, Of Clear
held county, Pennsylvania heirs. at.law Of Jos.
Kyler, late Of Clackamas county, ORGAN. deed :
Take notice, that at an Orphans Court held at
Clearaeld, In and for said county, on the 2pth dny
Of March, A. ID. 1878, George s. Kyler presented
his petition TO said Court, setting forth tina, In
the year 1858, he purchased, BY agreement In
writing OF and from the said Joseph Kyler, since
deceased. all the interest, share and property Of
said Joseph kyler, u, IN and toa certain messu-
age, tenement and piece Of land situate In Brad
ford township, C~lcarheld county, Pa, containing
eighty acres more or less, and known as the
George Kylcr farm, which wac conveyed to said
George Kylcr, by Deed recorded In the oafoe Of
the Recorder Of Deeds for Clcarheld county, Pa,
In Deed Book 90 I" page 201, and nt the death Of
said George Kylcr, the elder, an individual share
thereof beeame vested In said Joseph Kyler.
And further, that he, the said petitioner, paid
unto said Joseph Kylcr In his life time, the pur.
chase money 10 full therefor that said Joseph
Kyicr never executed TO petitioner a Decd for
sid rr~miae. that he died interstate leaving to
survive him q widow and heirs above named and
praying tho said Court TO award a citation 10 said
widow and heirs Of said Joseph kylcr, TO appear
In said Court aud ahow cause, if any they have,
why the said Court should not decree that the
said contract be specifically executed according
10 the forms and tenor thereof.
Whereupon the said Court did award a citation
TO the faid widow and heirs Of the said Joseph
Kyler, deed, to appear in said Court on the ith
Monday OF May, A. d. 1878, and show cause, "
any they have, why the said prayer Of said pc.
%titioner should not be granted to the end that a
Deed Of conveyance should be executed 20 the said
George 8. Kyitr, BY the heirs Of said Joe. Kyler,
deceased.
And Il was farther ordered that notice TO said
heirs not residing In Cleafdeld county, should be
given by publication In q newspaper published
In said county Of Cleafdcld, and a copy Of taid
paper containing said notice should DO mailed 10
The p~estoface address Of said parties.
LII. MonaAS,
Clerk Of &C.
Apr. 10, 1sfs.st. ehcrin.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

"That Husband of Mine" will smoke
"La Alborada " ciga rs, because he says they are
the best that he can get for the money. They re-
tail at s cents a piece. John A.. Stock, maker
Factory on Market street. Cleardeld, Pa, oppo-
site Flick a Cos store. 27.st.
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REQUEST.

win those persons TO whom l have loared the
Z" Popular Science Monthly " for the months Of
January, February, March, July and August,
1876, and December, 1877, please return them, rs
I have forgotten TO whom they wero homeland
greatly oblige J. BLAKE WALTERS.
cLEARFrELD, Pa, April ?, ls7s-2t.
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SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT 1t Will be
noticed BY the proclamation Of superintenient
Gregory, to be found elsewhere in this Issue, tina,
the School Directors Of ciearfeld county are no,i-
fed TO assemble In the cour, House. at clearhsld,
on the hrft Tuesday Of May next (being the 7th
day Of the MONTH, At ! o'clock p. NJ, for the
purPo'e Of slecilnga a County Superintendent for the
ensuing ,hrseysar', and dsing the salary for sane.
who The candidates al are, We have MI, learned
but We presume there win be eoodly number on
hand BY the time election dav arr,xes
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SUDDEN DsATn.-Mr. Miller Houser,

SUDDEN DEATH.-Mr. Miller Houser,
Train Dispatcher At Altocns, fell dead in iha,
city last Saturday. afternoon, while passing from
the flee door to his desk. lie had been amusing
himself by playing marbles with a little boy at
the door Of bis Office, and, arising to 70 TO his
dess, be took bu, a few steps when be fell to the
noor and expired almost Instantly. Iic was a
year, Of age, and leaves a wife aud six children.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

At the REPUBLICAN Office is the place
to get your job work done. We are fully prepared
to do anything IN .as printing line, will do II
we'll, and at the right kind Of priees. If.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

SURGEON DENTIST. L.. r. Heichhold, a
graduate Of the Pennsylvania College Of Dental
Surgery, offers his professional services to the
citizens Of Ilearield and vicinity. Especial at
tention given to saving the natural teeth. All
work assured equal TO the best. Once in resi-
denoe Of Dr. Hills, opposite Shaw House.
Clearfeld, Pa, March 2O, '78-tf
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Messrs. Hirlinger d Rock, of this
place, have just opened their new Spring goods,
embracing all the latest and most fashionable
styles Of clothing. Their store is we'll worth a
visit, even U you DO not wish to purchase.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

The first quarterly meeting of this
Conference year will be held in the C~leardeld
NJ. 3. Church next Sabbath, April iitb. when
it is'sspeciod thai Rev. S. G. swallow, the Pre-.
siding Elder Of this %dislric', will preach. There
will also he preaching on Saturday evening
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

CLoTHISo.-Hirlinger 4 Rocks store
Is the place, and now Is the time, to secure bar
gains In cheap and fashionable clothing, hats,
caps, and gents furnishing goods, trunks and
vAlises, all Of which they are selling at bottom
prices. Please call aud see.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

Tramps ought to fare sumptuously
at Puuzsutawney. The Spirit published in that
town, Of March Soth, quotes eggs as selling there
at eight cents a dozen and potatoes at twenty
Eve cent? a bushel. q
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1878-04-10

List Of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Postofice at cleardeld, for the week ending
April s, 1878 =
Miss Elizabeth Anderson, Miss Emma Boalieb,
c. Connolly, George Clayton, Warren Hanning,
William Norman, O.. II. woodin, Sec. Of War.
p. A. GAuLIN, p. NJ.
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WANTED BLOOD cords of Hemlock
and Rock Oak Bark, for which we will pay the
highest market price.
iyI2tf. A. q. RAN A Go.
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Ntw Aarertisfmfnts.

-. sa.a...+@
- .Vs.:Snf 80 -Srlz-+Sc 80 --
ministratiok on the estate Of LEVI wETzBL,
late Of Girard township, Clearheld county.
Pa, deceased, having been daily granted to the
undersigned, all persons indebted to said estate
will please make Immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands against tho same will
present them properly authenticated for settle
Iaen; without delay.
wILLIMIN1A wETZEL,
JONATHAN wETZEL,
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