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The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1879-12-25
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known to fail. II
isssIfe, lure and
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REMED7 :; ::: :;;:;:
wA Z. CLARKE Providence. r. 1. Sold
cy all Druggist.
Fer sale cheap.

/ have for sale cheap, the entire machinery
for q hrst-ciass coes - factory, consisting Ol
two!U gallon vats, OF entire new: 20 cheese
presse-, comple'e, steam b 'ilsr, i've horse
power; weighing can; nft.en iorty gallon
mtiK cans curd vat curd mill : curd knives
scales, with many other articles too pumer-
Gus 10 mention /; AL N prime order. II III the
machinery 10 entirely Few. l an sell the
same cheap; will give time Tor part, or all,
with approved sCcuuty II desired
Addr IS, CRAWFORD MOORE,
ToSGAxoxrK, Leavenworth Co, Kan.
6ec.sSir
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Carlton College Cremated.

NoRrBFrELD, MIMI, Dec. 23.-The
buildings Of Carlton College burned to day.
The loss is reported total. but there are DO
particulars n to the amount or insurance.
The college was closed for vacation.
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AN INTEREsTIys, sr.uN

one OF our most esteemed contributors,
). W. Niehaus, Eco, takes up very large
share OF our space this morning with On
original Christmas story, written expressly
Tor IHE TINES, and which will positively
Tot appear in any Other paper.
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Modern Democratic Methods.

When Democrat puts in an appearance
before the Committee on Elections of the
House of Representatives a. contestant for
. Republican members seat, it is prima fac c
evidence that the Republican ought to be
ous.ed and the seat given to the Democrat
II is strictly in sccordance with modern
Democratic methods.
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Atchisoa Heard From.

ArcHIsoN, Kas-, Dec. 22-T~o of the
extension lines Of the Central Branch
Union Pacific Railroad, now under The
control of Jay Gould, have Just beer
consolidated under the name of the Atch-
ison, Colorado & Pacific Railroad, and a,
the meeting OF The nev directors, held at
BeioIt Mitchell county, Kansss. on Dec.
18th, K N: Poperoy, Of Boston, was
elected preeident; Ehagham H. Nichols,
OF New York. vice president; A. Y. Barnes,
OF New York, treasurer; and Thos. White.
OF Atchison, secretary. This road rune
through some OF the richest lands on this
continent, which are being rapidly settled
and put under cultivation. The main line
will be rapidly pushed westward.
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Relief.

PARIS, Der. 22-Gent, . member of tn.
Republican Union, has been elected q mem
Der of the Ch.mber Of Deputies from
Orange, department of Varcluse, rece,vipe
6,O69 votes, sgainst 4.093 for Humbert
Communist; and Mae, moderate Repub
licsn, has been elected from VersailIes. Ire
ceiving 4 $50 votee, against 1854 for Baf-
feur, Radical. Goblet, member of the
Republican Union in the Chamber of Dan.
uties, will probably succeed Leroyer a.
Minister of Justice.
The net profits of the fete of the 18th.
Organized BY the Paris journalists for the
relief Of the sufferers BY f,ods in Spain, are
about 800 900 francs.
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From Mexico.

CRY OF MEXICO, Dec 22.-The report il
that Mszallsn has been captured nv the
Revolutlonists and American filibus,ers
The report lacks confirmation.
The national revenues are increasing and
the government being 6nancialI. EASY,
Congress will leave the further discussion
OF the law authorizing the i.sue of twenty
million dollar. in paper currency until the
next session. The bankers and merch ants
strongly oppose the contemplated issue of
currency.
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BUSINESS NOTES.
1T. Louis Gas Shifts.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 23.-The lower house
of the Municipal Assembly tonight passed
a resolution instrucrlng the Mayor and City
Counselor to take an appeal or cue out q
writ of error Of the city against the St.
Louis Gas Light Co if such q course meets
their approval
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The SteusaueFu.
iChicNRO Intar-Ocean-

The Stettauers, who broke up themselves
and tried to help others to do the same moi
long ago. were IN the County Court on Sat-
urdsy. The hour was . O'Clock, and ye,
there was . large number of persons in
court ut that time. There we're about q
dozen attorneys in court There was q
good deal Of time wasted BY the prelimi-
naries. At last Charlie. Stestau.r was
sworn. There was considerable discussion
- to whether the examination should be
open or secret. When the defense had
stewed over the sff air for some time, the
court ordered the case set for hearing At 8
O'Clock this morning
A sworn petition Wa fled Saturday in
the cs~e of the credi,or-' bill of H B. Olaf.
lin & Co. sgainst the S:et.auers, Eins.ein
and Levi Ro-enfeid. I, was aeked that the
petitioners. Henry B. Msther and Amory
A. Lawrence, be made parties defendant,
was granted by Judge B.rnum The pith
OF the petition, sworn to BY franklin E .
Gregory, merchant of New York, il thas
the CREDITOR bill il founded upon . judy
ment made by the confession of Stettauers
4 Einssein in favor of Clsfin & Co., and
then the bill fled to set aside the assign
ment 70 a. to make Clafin's judgment for
the 500, 900 6rst lien on . million Of
dollars Of money and effects in Rorenfeld's
hands - assignee, aud this il all done in
furtheranoe of fraudulent and collusiye
scheme to irjure the other creditorr, and
the collusion il between S'ettauer., Elm
stein, Rosenfeld and Cladin d Co. No
can now be taken in thsss two
eases without notice TO the creditors Of
Ststtausr Bros. 4 Co.
TIE VIVA rnoars
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3o1011DG E0Gt0O4 Alter the C1ice1
0eateo.
LONDON, Dec. 22-The Paris tempo, dis.
eussing John Bright's speech At the Potter
banquet, says: "bright's ideal is . state
without An army, and the American Re.
public, with many of its soldiers reduced to
police duties. is the example of it. He
seems to entirely forget that the United
States has no dangerous neishbors.n
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The Tribune ssys Carter Harrison lie
already engaged upon tho mastery address
with which he expects TO welcome the Re-
publican National Convention that sssem-
bies in Chicago next June.
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Elections In EnGlaud.

SHEFFIELD, Dec. 22.-Tne election 70,
members of the House of Commons to fil]
the vacancy caused BY the death of RishI
Hon. John Roerbuck, an ardent supporter
OF the foreign policy % Lord Bescons6eld,
took place here TO-DAY. Samuel Dsnks
Waddy, member for Barnstable. .vho ob.
tanned the Chiltern hundreds in order to
contest the sat for Sheffield, was The
Liberal candidate, and Charles Stuart
Worthley, bArrister, . cousin of the Earl
Of WarncIifs, was the Conservative can.
didste. The polls closed at 4 o'clock.
Ihs evening the public excitement has
seldom been equalled. 1t il believed that
10000 out of s., 600 electors on the reeistsr
voted. The aged snd ip6rm voters were
carried from their beds to the polling
place. There are large crowds of people Ia
the streets, and it is evident that Wien II
becomes dark . small provoc.tion will
create . disturbance, The respsctsble
inhabitants desire the mayor to postpone
the declaration Of the result of the election
until morning.
The total vote polled was q ,646. Wsddv.
Liberal, received 1902 votes, and Wort,
ey, Conservative. 1854.
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CalOAssO LIVE srOCK NARKEr
CHICAGO. Dec %,

The Dr1ver's Jour,sA' reports:
Hoes - Receipts II, go; shipments S 300;
market weak and unsettI.d, only a few SIN a ii
d.sI-.s buy ngi choice he Wy 4 5Oas ~; ngn,
~ baf %; mixed packing 81 3Oas 81.
CATrLk- H%ceipis 5ySJ, shlpmenu so;
market dull, except for BEST; shipping - 10 9
D %, butcDers' weak st u % az 10 I. esfers
AND stockess e. 4093 80 A IarAe supply OF
botchers' and some common are unsOld.
sHEEP-Recsl pts 100; snipm.nts $50. fair
lOcA DEMAND: passabiy active and steady at
- 1904 ~. II eJournaIs IOndoI cable say =
The cattae supply Is ample, the market dull
A. prices unchsnged The sheep market In
rising for ali fescrI ptions, and sales qLsck 81
advanced prices.
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America Aiding che Turks.

LONDON, Dec 23.-The Standards Com
stantinopie Dip stch says that the American
Consul General has instituted . clothing
society in his house for the benefit of the
sufferers from the distress now prevailing
in Turkev
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IT stated, apparently by authority,
ths, Mr.. sprseue has made up her mInd
70 sue for divorce.
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IHE lnier-Ocean endorses The sentiment
OF ksnsss on the Presidential question,
ard says "Letis call it Grant and Blaine,
and make il unanimous"
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ASTOUNDING ksrE.P.,..

AAVUADANG EHrERPRRSE,
HE most surprising exhibition Of news-
paper s.s@psias thss this porsios Of ths
coosasy he svr witssssd i jass nov b.
- nads b two Kasas CIT, nornine
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Female Counte,r.i,., sentence,

ST LOUIS. Dec. 23.-Annie Johnson, wife
OF Parson johnson, Who was yesterday con-
yicied OF counterfeiting, pleading guilty to
the same charge to-day and VA. sentenced
10 four months in Jail.
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MINERAL LANDS.
POLITICAL.
The Maine EFaud

Augusta, Me, Dec. 23.-The meeting of
the Republican State Committee and pron.
lnent RsPubiicsns from various parts of the
State, held in Senator Biaine's residence,
resu ted in the appointment of q commit
tee to advise and Cooperate with the he.
publican members of the LegisIa,ura
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INDIGNATION MEETING.

PORTLAND, Dec. % AT an Indignation
meeting tonight Ex-Governo, Washburpe
presided and criticized severely the action
CT the Governor and Council and appealed
to honest Democrats 10 denouace their pro.
ceedinos
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hrm had lost, since the spring of 1878
nearly $4,000 BY specuistions in grain
and provisions.
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LIVERPOOL. Dec %.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. juliet but steady.
FIDCK-l0s sdssl.k-
NHEAT-WinIsr lis sd oils ID; spring l0s
all Sd.
CoKS-Oii, dull at So sJ4da5s 81.
OATs-6sZi.
PUkK-slr-
REkF-eA-
BAoos Long clear middies So; short
clear $685.
LAKD-S7- Cd
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NEW YORK, Dec. 23.-There is q wranple
among the Brooklyn gas companies con.
earning the cons,lid alton of the six old gas
companies in one organic stion. Four OF The
companies have voted in favor of the con-
solidation and two sgainst it. The Union
Argus, commenting upon the situation,
says: "The people of Brooklyn have no
confidence in the promise Of chesper gss
Gas ought to be cheaper and can be made
30. Keeping up the price has brought some
OF our companies into great straits. They
claim that under the combustion the
expenses will be largely reduced, and the
miilerium which kerosene ard Edison alike
threaten will be brought about by this
grand consolidated benevolent enterprise.
We take very little stock in these expects
lions and separations, and more comfort Is
to be found in the fact that the electric
light is perpetual threat to the gas COM
panies, and that the product of petroleum
is resource AID a substitute when the
oppressive hand of the gss monopolist gives
another turn to the screw"
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Cincinnati to be EeIec,r,cal,y L,an,.,

CINCINNATI, o, Dec. pr ]. Edgar
and John A. Ruseell, representing Edison.
have been in the city several days, to ar.
range for the introduction Of the new cleo
trio light. To-day they make contract
with John. Shillito and associates, to give
them preference on the bidding for the
management of the business of lightning.
Cincinnati, Coving,on and Newport 20 coon
ss experiments show show the invention 10
be practicable.
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Always fakes it In ~ ater

linier-Ocean.l
Nine Chizzola Gays that Patti drinks less
than any woman she knows. "She takes
some, but in water"
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MARK TWAIN is in politics. That is 10
say, his brotherin-law has been appointed
commisssry general on Governor Cornell's
staff,
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Obeying the Cour,,, M.na,,.s

NEW ORLEANS Dec. % The city cnuu-
Gil, in obedience to the mandsmus OF the
United States Supreme Court, levied a
special tax to satisfy the judgment OF
Morris Ranger, Charles Parsons ard others.
of about q quarter Of a million dollars.
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yhe Kansas Editors Ticket.

Washington Cor. Kansas City Timeal
There Ia a strong probability that the
Republican ticket will Be Grant and Blaine
bur in n" event will Grants friends support
Sherman.
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THE UTE COMMIssley.
the Work has Been Successful with
the Exceprion or Jack.

tne Exeeptiea OF Jack.
Los PINos AGENCY. Dec. 81, via LAX.
City, Col, Dec 22.-o uray informs the
Commission that the Indians have accented
his ultimatum.
Gen. Hatch is ready to leave with the
prisoners, but i. compelled to avail, the
arrival OF So~erwick, who ia his vsv from
Hrand river TO accompany the chiefs to
Wsshington ~ h representative of the
White River Utes. Jack was also selected
by Ouray 10 represent that tribe, but his
heart fails him and he declines the trim
fearing arrest. The change in Jack ia
attributed BY Ouray to be Mormon iUflu-
eocs. Jack has decided to quit the reserva.
ton and join Sitting Bull. He informed
oaray that be was a man with . carbine
and plenty Of ammunition and he proposed
Gen. Hatch will probably start on the
25th inst. " '
The Indian prisoners will be under a
military guard, detailed from Fort G sriapd.
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THE STEAL ENDORSED.

AUGUSTA, Dec. 23-The Fusioaists held
public meeting here this evening, a,
which speeches weae made endorsing the
action of the Governor as being thoroughly
In accordance with the Law and constitution
OF the State. Rssolutions expressive of
those views we're adopted Gov. Garcelon
made speech, asking ths, himself and
colleagues be sustained in the action they
had taken.
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THE FIRMS LoeeEz,

CHICAGO, Dec. 23-Charies 6. Stetsauer,
during IN examinstion THE morning 40 to
the assets Of the bankrupt firm of Stettauer
Bros, testified that the n.mbers of the
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Fort ScoTr, Kan, Dec. % The receiver
OF the defunct Merchants National Bank
OF this place, has declared an additional
dividend OF thirty per cent, pay able 10
creditors on and after the LIST of Jsnuarv
next The probabilities nov are that the
assets OF the bank will pay nearly 100 cents
on the dollar.
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SAN FRANCIsco, Dec. 22.-The bullet
which entered Mayor Kalloch's chest last
August, and has since his convalescence
caused him considerable trouble, was yes
terday extracted from his left srmpit,
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st. Joseph vii, Have Ws,erv

ST. JOSEPH, Mo, Dec. 23.-The water
works ordinance was submitted to the peo-
pie to-day, and was ratified BY q vote OF
Sol in favor OF waterwosks to only ~
against. The city council had already
the ordinance unanimous vote. The day
has been very cold. and more people turned
out than was expected. The vsterworks
are to be completed within twelve months.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 23-A dispatch from
Washington ssys: "a circular without
signature has been seq. to the clerk. in
the department from Maine who served in
the Union army during the war, ordering
them to 70 arrange their affairs that the,
can meet without delay at Grand Army
Hall to organize rife club and start at
once for Augusta, Maine The circular
says that uniforms, great costs and caps
will be furnished, with rations and tr,ns-
port.tion, and supply of Spencer rifles
will be provided on the way North"
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Tho Stockyards Troubles Unclaimed.

CHICAGO, Dec. 23-There is no change
in the condition of affairs at the stock.
yards. Several of the largest houses refuse
utterly to concede any further points to
the workmen. Several other are running
very light, and only a few minor ones are
slaughterirg to their full cspaci,y. A
number of hogs have been shipped from
here to Milwaukee, but by far the greater
number are detained at the points of ship
ping until matters have assumed definite
shape here.
The Drovers' Journal, this afternoon,
publishes a letter from the influential
catholic priest of the Nativity church, in
which he advises the union to rescipd their
last order, that packers shalt not hire
other workmen than those who belong to
the union. il is regarded as likely to &C.
comPlish its purpose, especially as the
striking butchers are in q bad financial
condition and the packers are good nstured
over the depreci alton in toe price Of hogs
and the advance In provisions.
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CLOSED FOR THE HOLIDAYS

All the departments will be closed Christ.
mas and New Years. On the dav. ;n,sr.
vsninS the Treasury Department will he
open between ten and one; the other ds.
partments from nine to twelve. Ar IN.
Navy Department half the clerical forcs
viii be absent every other dsy. All the
departments Cease at 10 IN. n,o,,
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"a PUBLIC BENEFACTOR.n

Oihce Of Nichols a Steiner, As Pine st.,
New YoRK CRY, Nov. l3, 1878.
DR. NJ. NJ. FssNER, Fredonia, N. Y.,--Dsar
Sir FL have been great sufferer from Bilious
ness and Dyspepsia for years. My friend Hon.
II. G. Lake, Of the New York Custom House, in-
duced me to try your Blood and Liver Remedy
and Nerve Tonic By the use Of two bottles
have sustained the most refreshing relief look
upon it as one Of the greatest remedies Of the
day, and you as the eompounder Of the same, as
public benefactor.
Yours truly, WIN. II. STEINER,
Ex- Commissioner Of Excise for New York City.
oct-22-2t
DR.. Fennor's Blood aud Liver Remedy aud
Nerve Tonic may we'll bo called "The conquer
ing hero" Of the times. II is the medical triumph
Of the age. Whoever has 'the blues" should take
It for 1t regulates and restores the disordcred
system that gives rise to them. 1t always cures
Bilousness and Liver Complaint, Jaundioc, Dys-
pspsia, Constipation, Headaches, Fever and
Ague, Spleen EnIargements, scrofula, Brysipelas,
pimples, Blotchcs and all skin Eruptions and
Blood Disorders, swelled Limbs and Dropsy
Seeplessness, Impaired Nerves and Nervous De-
bility Restores flesh and strength when tho 50
ten Ia running down or going into decline cures
Female Weakness and Chronic Rheumatism, and
relieves Chronic Bronchitis, and all Lung and
Throat difficulties. II does these things by strik-
log at the root OF disease and removing its easses
DR.. fenner's Improved Cough Honey will re-
lieve any cough In one hour.
DR.. fenner's Golden Reaoi cures any pain, ss
Tooth-achc, Neuralgia, Collie or Headache in eve
to thirty minutes, and readil, relieves Rheuma-
usm, Kidney Complaint, Diarh ora, stc.
bottle always cures
For sale by IIar,swick a Irwin, Druggiss,
Clearseld, Pa. aug-27.u
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aalarrifd.

HEBERLING-P0STLE HWATE.-At the
Baptist Parsonage, near Reynoidsville. on Thurs
day, October 23d, 1879, by Rev. J. Il. Dean, Mr..
Peter s. Hcbsrling and Miss Ida Postlcihwaiie,
both Of Sandy township, clearaeld county, Pa.
0wENs-wALTERs.-A the residence of
the brides uncle, Mr.. Thomas A. Hoover, on
Tuesday evening, October 2lst, 1879, by Rsy. Geo.
Leidy, Mr.. A. 4. Owens aud Miss Clara Walters,
both Of curwensyille, Clea fheld county, Pa.
NEwc0ME-RAFFERT the Burus
House, in Reynoldsville, on Sunday. October 18th,
1879. by Il. NeG, Esq, Mr.. A. IL. Neweome and
Miss Ella Rafferty,, both Of cleardcld county, Pa.
wEBER-HOFFMAN In Troutyille. ON
Thursday, October 23d, 1879, by Rev. John VOL
bach Mr. Peter J. Weber and Miss Mary Hof
man, both Of Henderson township, Jefferson
county, Pa.
sUHDERLAND-NEwC0MER.--0n October
18th, 1879, by John 7. Bell, Esq Mr.. Hugh snn-
derand and Miss Clara A. Newcomer, both Of
Bell township, Clearhed county, Pa
CARNs-HELT.-At Windsor, Fayette eoun-
ty, Iowa, on sunday October 18th, 1879, by Rev.
NJ II. Perry, Mr. Welty Carns, Of Clearheld
county, Pa, and Miss Minnie Holt of Windsor,
Iowa.
LEWlS--ACKLEY.-- AT tao residence Of the
brides parents, on Thursday, October 10th, 1879,
by Rev. Wm. NJ. BurchGeld, Mr.. 4. D. Lewis
and Miss Jennie G., daughter Of DR.. B. +. Aek-
ley, all Of Dubois, Clearfeld county, Pa.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TINS oY HOLDING QUARTER sKssfoSs COURT.
Second Monday Of January.
Third Monday Of March.
First Monday Of June.
Fourth Monday Of September.
TINE OF HOLDING COMMON PLEAS.
First Monday Of June.
Second Monday Of November.
PUBLIC ovTrcERs.
President Jsdge-Hon. Charles A. Mayer, Of
Lock Haven
Assisiani LoS Judgs-Hon. John II. orvis, Of
Beefonte.
Associate Judgss-Abram Ogden, Clearheld
Vincent B. Holt, olearheld.
ProihOnoiary- Bloom.
Register and Rscorder--L. J. Morgan.
Distriei Aiorney-wm. NJ. Mccullough.
Trsa,urer-Philip Dots.
Shsrif-Andrew PentI, Jr.
Deputy Sherif--Christ. ]. Keaggy, Clearheld.
County Survsyor-samuel F. Mcoloskey, Cur
sensville.
County Commi.sionsr.-- W. Kyler, Graham
ton p. O.; Elah Johnston, Grampian Hills P. o.
Juhn Norris, Sr., Curwensyille.
County Auditors-William V. Wright, Clear
field Joseph Gilliland, Three Runs; j. s. Nor
ris, Woodland.
County Coroner-J. D. NeH, New Washington.
.Jurv Commissioners-Dr. James p. Burchheld,
Clear6ed, Joseph Alexander, MADEIRA.
Saperiniendent Of Public Schooi.-M. l.. Nc.
Quown, Olearfeld.
Sealer Of Weights a. Mea,ues--Jesse W Carlile,
Office at Luthersburg Pa.
Notariss Pa6Rc--John W. wrigley, WIN. Ra-
debaugh, Cyrus Gordon, Clearheld Joseph X.
Irwin, N. h. Arnold, Curwensvillej J. A. Living
stone, Dubois City.
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YES, OF COURSE /!

"Wi you take wheat, oats or corn for sub
seription'" We are often inquired Of in this way
By letter from patrons who reside at q distance
from cearheld. We again say yes. The receipts
Of a responsible merchant or mill owner in the
vicinity, will answer US just as we'll as the cash
To illustrate If any Of our patrons will deliver
u bag Of grain at the mill Of Joseph II. Dreth,
in Chest township, Horace Patehin, in Burnside
Thomas II. Forcey, in Graham, VIM. Porter or
shaws in Lawrence, or Brown 4 ssyler's at
Rockton, Union township, and forward their
receipts for the amount, we will credit them on
their account for the same. Iu this way all may
soon pay what they owe, If they will pursue this
course. IT,