davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03
SHERIFF"S SALE.

KENNEEEC, IS: Mtrch i3fh. IN7D.
T'AktN on EXECUTION and viii bee sold ~
I public auction. ou saturday, the nineteenth day
Of April, a. u. ia at ten O'Clock in the forenoon ut
tine Post office in North Nas-alhoIo so-callrd, in
NH>salhoro in said County OF kcun,brc all the right
III equity which George Bouo of Wmsow. has or
had on the 9Th, day of December, 4. II. ls7s the
time WHEN the same was attached with original wit,
to redeem Inc following described real csute. to Wit
q certain piece parcel of land Wing in Wnslow in
said unnty ami bounded as follows viz beginning
at stake aud stone twenty eight rods castcIiy OF
the northwest corner of land. winch Minor Phillips
bought of Edward ~outhwick and Elijah Robinson;
thu nee running castcry twenty three and ope.fifih
rods, thence sUathcTy twenty four degrees; west
about seventy rod to lc road leading from China
WNicr1 lille: thence westerly ON said road twenty.
seven rods: thence northcrly tit Give rods to the
bounds begun at containing nine more or less
anag the piece of land conveyed To l.ucius
>talkel hy II. 6. Abbott, by deed dated December -,
i>J, the above de scribcd piece of land being sub
'cct to n mortgage given by said Belioo to- Hiram
simpson, 10 secure the payment OF slN ptumssury
notes, each having even date Herewith and PAYABLE
in one two, three four, five and six wears. with in
crst Annually dated Jan. L. 1876, and recorded in
kcunrhrc Registry OF Deeds, book ~, page go on
which tinrc l. NOW dug The sim of Sta6l
Dated at Na>subOrp this 18Th ,ly of March A. D.
lSap.
NV IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03


hEANEHEf, s.: In he sap. Jod. Corsf ia raca
ton.
pom IN" within libel, ordered that the libLlant
give notice To the respondent tlrrru unic,l to al.
pear htl"lr the justices of the supreme Judicial
court, I" ie holden az Wi-oassct. within and for
the county Of Lincoln. on the fourth Tuesday OF
Aril, y. u. $50, by publishing an aticstcd copy of
aid libel and this order Their ON. three weeks scc,..
sN'lv IN the Weekly kemcltc Journa IL new sIulcr
printed ut augusta, ia the tuuntV ~ h.nnehcc the
hr puhllcH' ur to be- thirty ddi. az least bcfurc TIE
sitting of said onrt, that he may then and there In
our aid Cont alpoar and >uN cause fAnv hc have
why tho prayer Of said lihrlunt should not b. gram.
ed,
CHARLES lANIbR TIL j. =. j. Court.
\ tri" copy of libel aud order of court thereon.
~ /! Attest - CHARLES WEEkS. Jerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03
Acgal advertisements.
N'oIitE l. HEREBY GIVEN. that the sub
" scrihcr ha> been duly appointed Administrator

NoTitE l. HEREBY GIVEN, that the sub
~ Hcthrr has been duly appointed Administrator
ON The estate ct
fOLIl tRtFFAN. late of Wavuc
in the uuhtN oi h"uucbtc. deceased iutrstnte and
mas undertaken That trust by civ ing bond as Tia. law
directs; All persons, therefore. having demand.
against the estate at said vcea>,d are desired 10 rN
libii the sHmc tor settlement. aud all indebted to
said estate are requested 10 mak immediate payment
to EVERETT W. III kIES>
March 10, l>'N. 3wl3
kENNEBEC COZ NTi-Ia Proaafe foarf he,l
- -i"g"'f", %" Hc S'ro"d lirHdGg ot dfch
iSTJ.
W. AHkEN \. WRIGHT, Administrator rn the
w estate OF Esther II Brown. laic of kcadfeli. u
SAID county deceased, having presented hi> first AZ
count "i administration for allow ,uct and also hi,
petition tor discharge from said trust
NhhLnLn, That notice thereof be- given three
weeks successfully prior to the second MONDAY of
APRIL next in the kcnrchoc journal, a new paper
printed In Augusta. thar al persons Interested
may attend at & lruls,t. tuhrt then to Ice held 1T
AngHs" aHd ,l.oW cause. il any, why TIA. same
should not be allowed.
II. *. BAKER, Judge.
Attest -, ntNiI> liEWIN>, Register. .wla'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03
xhNNEhhc corNrr-n rro1qtr c,rrt ot !,

kENAEHEC OfNTI-Tn rroLatr Cp,rt NJ H.
DHst1. ga the fo"rH HeHdGg 81 E,bf1ory, IS1J.
4 CERTAIN iN>rEt ME\I,' purportiug to be
N the ie-t viii and Testament Of Isaac Abbott,
late OF Benton. in ,aid county drctn>,d, In, ing
been presented for probate:
ORDERED, That notice thereof be given three
weeks successfully prior TO the fourth Monday Of
March next, in the krnuchcc journal II new l,ap,r
printed in augusta, that all persons interested may
attend ut Il Court OF Probate hcn 10 h. holden at An.
gustu, and show cause. If any why the said in.tru-
ncnt should not b. proved, apgr0Ncd and allowed,
the last will and Testament of the said decreased.
II. X. BAKER. Judge.
Attest = CMAALLe IILMINs. Kegster. AMl3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03
SULPHUR BITTERS!
Sk Operation Performed the Massachusetts, General
Hospital, by Prof. Hodges
Read the following from Bank President
President Bank of WaNerly.

IL, April
Nhss oGentem tmy
nom
wnhs ytrbn
lrw Iweignf lbs q
moschra
.
Marl,w o A. Mage
sUeneal Hotf fmd
fteaiI rumm d the
vrapll. now llouni consider tina phu
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03

kENNEBEC tUI NTl-M PROBATE Ccrrf. hei3
at iWpHSid, on he s,cct.d Nonttig AZ Mtrch,
iN7y.
lucinda L. MErCALr, Administratrix on the
/ cHtat' ufJo>"pn VI Mcicalf late # Winthrop.
in said county, deceased, having presented her
first account ut Administration, for allowance, ami
also her petition for discharge fioia said Trust:
bEbEANn, That notice thereof b. given three
week. successfully prior 10 The second Monday of
April next, ia the kennrhcc journal q news,
paper printed in Augusta. That nll persons interested
may attend ~ Probate Court then to be held Au.
gu-ta, and show cause if any why the same should
Rot be allowed.
H. IL. BAk El, Judge.
Attest - CHARLES lhwiN~, Register, 3wl3'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03

hENAEHEC foE I'm Ceprt RI Pr"bot,
h'lf az -iNg"St", "n Tie sec"Hd NoHd0yof Mdfch,
ls1n.
I tHlNA PA NEH, widow ut Ambrose II. Palm
cr, late OF Ninslow. in said Comfy, deceased
having presented her application for allowance ont OF
the pea Souai estate of said deceased
ORDERED, That notice thereof b. given three
week successfully, in the kcnnobcc Journal, printed
In Augusta, ia said Comfy. that all persons inter
ostrd may attend at Probate court 10 be held nj
Augusta. On the second Monday of April next.
and show cause. If ANY they have, why the prayer of
said petition ii 3ud not b., granted
n. X. BAKER, judec.
Attest CHARLES lIEwIN>. Register. 3wl3s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03
Motto" OF Foreclosure.

Nrrt STA, March, Il, lS.9.
WHEREAS, Ada Il. Haskell of Windsor, IN the
W county Of kcnncbcc on the roth day Of June,
y u. IL, hf her deed of mort gage OF thar date r-
eorlc in hcnnclec Registry Of Deeds. Vol 3ls Page
W., conveyed tn Christopher A. l,uci,. ct said
Windsor. a certain lot at parcel at land situate in ,id
Windsor. in stil county Of kcnnch,c. Luuu,rti and
described A. t"ll"w- 10 vi; :-Ea.t by the eastern
branch oi >hUiscut river, south hv land ut Law.
rene. Gaiinry and joseph Iinsto;: west hy land of
Charles Il. Jewell aud north 10y land Of Philip Lac
Ia secure the paw ncnt uf three certain notes Of hand
therein described aud whereas. the aid CHRISTOPHER
y Lynch. on ia" tvth day ot November, \ u. Is,
hN Al- dr'd OF assignment of that date. recorded in
kcnn, bee ;cgi>try of Deeds, in Vol. ,2l, Page li>
cohItNtd 10 the subscribed, the said mortgage aul
the debt Thereby secured and IT. the conditions OF
aid mortgage have been hrok,u clGim = fore.
eases mad, and provided, aud give Ills notice Tor
that lutpu-r. GEORGE FEEkiNS.
By GAUlsDE j. MuopA.
|W II Hi Any.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03
March l., lS;9.

March L. lS.9. IN,
To TIE Hosoro1h. justices arm, >D0,e,y. y,,,;c;I
'r"F nc7 10 fe hoLtcp a UjScoSSrf. ,ritbin anil
Lrr ne ,"aaf3 ~, L"cota o" Me ,oufta 1u,s.
dGB e. .iPrH, t. u. IN1J
N'ot LlHELLANI Rachel NJ Moody of Alma
- ~ III 'aH '"nnty. respectfully libels and gives
married To Lorig Moody, then of Whitehead In aid
county ON ia" 49, day Of August Is. at said White.
ned elt being at that time ofthe age of ifteen wears
Without the knowledge or consent and nrninst IN,
VIA "l itr father, Wlth whom She wa. then living:
that s"id Moody At the time % said intrnnarrngr
was Il man OF grossly immoral proGiga. md iut,ir
lHl"' 'lits' Without estate, iL,an, ur orculution
whereby 10 support and maintain vuur M, il,ut
'"' - " ',"' =" er tender Years had gained undue
ana powerful influence over the will and a,rtn,,.
"i Your nllnnt aud with Others conhiui,lg Ind mr.
N"",ri' l'duccd and compelled your lihellant 10 con
sem 10 'hi'i marriage; that your libplnnt lived viii,
. tN' ~ M VII" inr the space of three DAYS
ncNt nr'Htt r. when she wa. T., stored tn ~. ,.r
',I, ,'',,H o, htr i"thtr by process and Judgment
9" H,N III ~ htlnii and la, since resided In
~, home in said Nina, wcr, wa, born 10 b-, M .,iJ
N'"d' one Guild, Mimi, Eta, who l. now seven
years "l age but said MoodN has never since, nf1 IN
t"I'mrlaRr contributed ANYTHING whntrX,r tn tL.
sHll"ti Of her aud her said rhild Ln, th,v have L.r
"n"lA pendent uron Your lihcant's father there.
"t ana H"it IihCaht, since IL Trt fiI olt,r ftih,rs
ho1'c ~ aforesaid, la, not ,, cd or cui,ii, Il vim
'ai Moody lonr lib, ,nt fl,rth,r aver. that urnu
arriving ai war. of discretion and AZ conserving
-" ,h ''iih'"ihV'l SON" regard for said MunV,
ana irHiSe lie M.,s the father of her child Lie
""ut nave h'tn willing 10 live with said Moody a.
~ Nir, maj u" 80 reformed his habits "A. 10 r,i,r
Nihs VITA hin tolci7ihc. and been in II condition 10
support ,,r and her said child, aud had he 20 desired
but >aid Moody ha- uc,cr tf,ru,, ar iunr,,,,I III
h"hn- never ,ought To- live with her has never ,.n
IN rH,'iiluh =" 'uppoi Ia and has altogether neg.
loct"i, ignored und abandoned ,our Hf,llant ai,b
emu nnd because II his conduct and character ns
"i"t saint Your Nrl!au has lost fultvcr all affection.
she ever had for laid Moody, aud can never again
tolerate hi cumpaIion,hip or presence. Your lih,i
Ilit iurher saws that about year ara aid Moody
"ll ihs STATE aud went Uhtllant /, Informed ia
california bu, to what Place she does not know ard
Ht"nl She hH> used al reasonable diligence to as
ctriniN iic present IT,. deuce If said lihcr he doe
that he may have personal nuli,, Of M. ,,nd,nry
OF e her libel and she believes that he has left the
state pcrnantitly.
Wherefore, Year lihcllait pTUy> that -lie may be-
WNni'"' ~ iu ~" hunis of mntrlnunv between her
and neg aid husband that the custody of said mnnr
V,'u'' Mhnit tth, may he awarded To her aud AYERS
That such din uIcr WoulG be reasonable. and nrn,,r
conducive tn domr~ harmony aud consistent with
the pcA and morality oi society.
RACHEL NJ MOODY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03
Nrm advertisements.

C190n returns in 10 DAYS on 500 invested. Of
VIZ W fetal Reports ana information free. Like
profits weekly on stock options of $40 to $50 .td
dress T. POTTER WIGHT & CO.. BANKERS 81 wall
ST, " Y. naraS-Iw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03

\'OrICE l. HEREBY GIVEN, That the subscIi.
y her has been duly appointed Administrator
the estate of
AMBROSE II. PALMER. late Of NinSlow.
in the ounty OF kenncbcc, deceased intcstate, and
has undertaken that trust by given bond the law
directs: All persons, therefore. having demands
libt the same for settlement; and all indebted Ia
said estate are requested to make immediate payment
TO ALLEN T. NAENLl.
Mar. 10, $50 3Wl3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03
NV RICH RIO)D :

Parsons Purgn.ive Pills make New Rich
Blood, and will completely change the blood ia the
tltlrr system IN three months. Any person who IN
take pill each night from tn Il weeks may br re
stored To sonad health IL such thing Il, possible
sent 10y mail for letter stamps. !. -. sOIINSON
q co.. Bangor, Me. tnar!S.fw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03

Reai carf the
soEDw La wit rn
u
aiken h lth md a an f tina
II e
smooth respectful L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03
Letter from the Postmaster of Waverly, Ia

with Mr. Hunt He President
using few o
KNOTT NJ,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03
Lrgal advertisements.
SHERIFFS SALE.


MN NEBEF, IS.
'INhtN On ENEttfluN, and will De sold by
puphc auction, on Saturday, the twenty.sNth
day oi April. ~ d. 1879, at ten O'Clock In the fore
noon, NJ me ONCE of &. {. Nose in Augusta in
SAID county all the right in equity which Evndne
Nlggin-on" oi the within named dpbtors-hnd M
the Tine OF the attachment of the same nm tho
original writ, to redeem the following DESCRIBED
real estate, situated Ia Augusta In said County
aud bounded aud described as follows viz Regn,iin,
al stone monument on the north line of Cent
street, eighty feet west of the west line of Stnfe
street thence northcrly parallel with State stlcet
ninety -hFe lcct theme. westerly preserving the width
OF ninety -hNr feet from Court Street, eighty 10 n
sioh" monument, thence suuthcrlV parallel with
H'ae street ninety tive feet to Court street thence
s"slelE ON the north line OF Court street eighty
~, 20 tue point OF beginning together with the
,S"' passage TO aud use ofthc we'll situated ON ot
T." gu ne pam of the iii, isi,m of real estate he
.H'rt u'' itlrS of Franci, Butler, deceased whic,
pau T. recorded ~ the Registry of Deeds for keuue
,i,' my book 49, page 313, long n the pro
HielVt ol lni T.. shall choose to list, il far a v,.u
ne IL" hereby described being Lot marked r On ND
paul anu Is me sam, conveyed to said EY,lnc Wiz
gin by tharles Mclaughlin. said ur,n,i.,. h,;,n,
,u"ect !" mortgage. recorded in mid keuu.I.S.
htslSfy 9l Deeds, Book 3l2 page 81 piy,n IL" soiJ
~ hllt W lsgn to the Gardiner SAVINGS In.titu,i,
:" 'aIdIltf IN SAID county, TO srcul, the un, ,r,,
OF aPr"mls.9rf note for nine hundred ana INV Jal
stated May Wh, l-.s payable in two y,nr: ,,,,
UAlt' WIN lIftr''l at seven and thrcc.ipnths NOR
cthlom per Hhhu'n, payable stmi.nnnunlly Tho
amount dut on said mortgage will l,. lund. krov,,
III the time and place of said sale.
March l., lS.9. JuI;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1879-04-03

re now selling some of their goods in the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-27
"THE FARMER REPUBLIC.r

A.. ,n
Ata ath oil July celebration IN Ohio
sPeeches were made oy Gov. Bishop
uarneld' roster ana Ewing. One point
IN Tue speech oil zen Ewing referred as
among tne possible dangers OF the
iu'ures 70 lne hepuolic, the new and
enormous growth ana influence OF
wealth. But sad he, there is a
coun,ervalllng force IN the iact that
over nan OF our people I'LL the soil, and
own INC lahu tney tlll, ana here, under
'ne'r own vine ana hg tree, the land
OF our country must necessarily as a
rue remain or iali INTO the hands OF
small holders Inc wise forecast of
our fathers prohibited long transmits
sions OF great estates by apolishlng
prlmogenlture and entail. Besides,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-27
THE QUAKER AND ROOSTER.

Tho public is supposed TO be de
lightiully entertained by tho effus,vs
eulogies on the Hon. Samuel Butler
Republican candidate for State Treas
urer, and the creature OF QUAY. KEN.
bic & Co. The good, old fashioned
people of Chester county arc doubtless
battered by the positive assurance that
their great and wise progenitor, VIM,
Penn, must disport himself gleefully
in his realms of bliss, over the nomi.
nation OF one of his posterty for the
s.sSss5ible position OF State Troasuser.
Be that as 1t may, it is mot our prov.
ince to dictate to the sturdy yeoman-
ry of Chester, but we have o lurking
suspicion that the honest, falr-minded
voters of the sixty-fivc other counties
in this Commonwealth do not propose
to forget that this selfsame honest
Quaker from Chester obeyed the be.
hests of the Ring, and voted to keep
in his seat the biggest rascal in the
last Legislature, the notorious Emile
j. Petrof, OF Philadelphia, whose ex-
ploits, as brought to light by the Riot
Investigation Committee, are a matter
OF recent history. Whilst it has no
bearing upon Petrofl's status of last
winter, yet it but exhibits the very
merciiul disposition of the honest Qua
ker, when It is recollected that Petroff
was once before expelled from the
Lower House for cndeavoring to cor.
rupt members into the support of the
Boom bill. If we mistake not, the
sanity Butler found it in his very
manful heart to vote for the expulsion
OF Rumbarger, of Armstrong, and
Smith, OF Philadelphia, and for that he
deserves credit. These two were Dem
ocrats, yet we will not be SO unklnd
as to intimate that this fact supplied
the motive for the action Of the hon.
est Quaker but fault finding people
will take this position, inasmuch as
Petrofi, to keep whom in his seat Mr..
Butler voted, is Republican. The
three were equally guilty, and were
deserving OF expulsion, and the Hon.
Butler should have let them all 60 by
the board, had he been mindful Of the
great advantage of clear record.
Whatever Mr.. Buffers capabilities
are for filling the position Of State
Treasurer, as straddler he figures as
magnificent success. Whilst KEN.
bic, Quay, Magee, and the rest Of the
Il
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-27

SAcRILroIoUs. = Some newspaper
tramp has recently been housing
around the grave Of Brigham Young,
and remarks to the Boston Post as
follows; "This is sad world. What
is cverybody's business is nobody's
and thus among the seventeen widows
OF Brigham Young there is not one to
plant flower above his grave and
blister il with her tears"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-27
THE IDEAL INDIAN.

A correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune, who has lived for year or
two in the wigwam of Little knife, a
chief OF the Uncapapas, drawsa rosea.e
picture OF life in the camp of Sitting
Bull. Among the virtues of the In.
dians-the crafty and cruel Sioux-he
discovers "an enthusiastic fidelity to
the rules of hospitality; an Indians
lodge is the property OF his guest"--he
feeds that guest and goes hungry him.
self The Sioux arc, he says, cheerful
and given to fun rather than fighting,
and they show "a rosy disposition 10
look upon the bright side OF existence
and Bohemian.like inclination to re.
gard disaster as joke" Indians, he
says, are popular in their tribe, not
because they are brave, but because
they are witty, and he leaves us to IN.
fer that perhaps the crimson feathers,
hitherto regarded as the tally of scalps,
are merely so many badges of unusu.
ally good jokes perpetrated. Jollity
in camp is commoner than gravity.
"ln domestic life, the Teton is model.
de will provide food when he can,
and when he can't will set brilliant
example ofcheeriul abstinence. There
are no kinder husbands in the world.
and his delicate attentions and courte.
Gus treatment Of his squaw the Indian
has no superior. His love for his chill.
dren approaches idolatry. have seen
an Indian, with an appetite three days
old, conceal the food he had begged,
and, hurrying to his lodge, cram il
down the throat of three year old
savage, whose round stomach betrayed
its familiarity with gastronomlc ex.
ercises." Moreover, the Indian "is al.
ways courteous and affable." Gan
Indian will never strike his children or
his wife which latter circumstance
has probably given foundation to the
impression that civilization is impossi.
ble." He is course, but not obscene,
and there are no words for profanity
in the Sioux language. "Tho Sioux
Indian is an cven.tempercd gentleman.
ly sort of fellow, fond of home and
family, constitutionally hungry and
always full Of fun"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-27

John Brown, a chip of the old osa
wattamie block who passed off tn,
stage at Charlcstown, Va, just befor,
the war, says there will be great sui
fering this winter among the colored
people of Kansas, who have left Mis-
sissippi within the last few months.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-27
POLITICS IN CALIFORNIA.



The breakup of parties In Callfornls
has brought TO the front several i'm
portant party leaders, most OF whom
are believed by the general public "a
have shuflied off this mortal coil
Among these are William M. Gwini
David ). Terry and Volney H. How
ard. Gwin will be seventy-fonr on the
9TH oil October and has been a con
spicuous figure in public affairs since
he was boy. Born IN Tennessee, cd
ucated in Kentucky, United States
MARSHAL and Representative IN Con-
gress from Mississippi Commissioner
OF Public Building IN New Orleans,
Senator in Congress from California,
an active Confederate during the re-
oellion, political prisoner in one OF
the iorts, at the end OF the war utterly
bankrupt, now a rich and wonderfully
preserved old man. Terry has sad
der history. Born in the South, he was
one oi the. characters that went TO the
pacltc coast after the acquisition OF
Oailiornia, was Chief Justice OF that
state, ana KILLED David .. Boderlck IN
a dnel, september 9th, 1893. Volney
H. howard must be quite as old man
as uwln, Born IN Norridgewock
Maine, wnere ne studied law, he emf
grateu 70 mississippi, became dlstin'
gulsneo democratic edltor' fought two
uue'S, one Win sargent .; frentlss,
tno gfeaI !" nlg orator. ana the other
WIN tne renowned uovernor McNutt
oI rePuu'alion hotorlety. Ills next
seep was 70 emlgrate 70 Iexas' ana DC
was uy @ .na' o'aSe returned as Az q rep
reseh'a.,Ve III congress IRON 1919 10
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-27

A Countryman who had never paid
more than 20 cents TO see an exhibi
ton, went 10 see the Forty Thieves.
The ticket.seller charged him rs cents
Passing the paste. board back he quiet.
ly remarked "Keep it, Mister,
don't want to see the other 49," and
out he marched.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-27

What indeed Artist 10 Chicago
landlady): Yes, like the room very
well, but II is absolutely necessary that
l should have a north light. Old lady
IN charge; Bless the man; then what's
the use OF coming out West If you
want that2
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-27

The Cincinnati Commercial says that
Hon. Daniel Webster Voorhees, Ia sum
mering somewhere on the Wabash,
"whcre II wimples IN the wilderness as
II wanders on its winding wayl" This
beautiful political thought is priggcd
boldly from "The Red-Eycd Maiden Of
the Blue Miami"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-27

A Delaware doctor gave II rs bis
written opinion that patient of bis
was afflicted with "bileyus fcavor."
Tho bad spell killed him-tho patient,
not tho doctor.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-27

A tramp was taken out of a box car
at Altoona, the other day, almost dead.
He had secreted himself in the car at
Steubcnvillc, Ohio, and was imprison.
cd without food or drink for two days.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-27

The Hon. s. s. Cox writes from Oh,
White Mountains that he is "iar aloo
from the VOLTS black jaw and the dul
ASS hoof." II is evident that the New
York Tribune doesn't circulate much
in the White Mountains.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-08-27

Beecher's hay fever nose begins to
bloom and the chaplain looks like an
omnibus driver after a two weeks
spree. He climbed the White Noun.
tains on the 18th.