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The Hartford herald., 1879-07-09
Something New tor the Farmers.

w. III. Sutton's Reversible Plow, pat
entcd May 30th, 1876. The greatest in
ventiOn of the age and tlft premium
plow of the world. The greatest labor
and land saver of the country. The
only complete turner and sub-soiler and
the only complete hillside plow and
does double work through all classes of
cultivation. They are introduced over
ri States. Price Of plows, complete
with right and left hand turner's, fall
tongue, shovel and suhsoiler, all steel:
One Horse, ............................. lo w
INo iloTSt, ..................-........... l. oo
These plows can bc seen mt Thomas
n Kimbly's drug store, Hartford,
Rogers X Kings store, Buford, Thomas
Stevens Grocery, Beaver Dam, who are
my authorized agents.
| challenge all other plows on field
test. Address w. p. Bennett, agent for
Ohio county, Hartford, Ky. 22-t
The Hartford herald., 1879-07-09
Pure-srea css~~sss sn>.>.

L have ON hand q few buck Iambs
from imported sock which win selI ~
$40 per head. Post Office address Pnr.-
disc, Ky. w. ID. COLEMAN. Ia-em
The Hartford herald., 1879-07-09
TUFTS PILLS

are compounded from substances that nrs
free from auy properties that eau inIare
the most delicate organization. They
Search, Cleanse, Pun ify, and Inv vIgornte
the entire system. By relieving the en-.
gorged Liver, they cleanse the blood
fram poisonous humor-, aud thhs lnpart
health and vitality to the body, causing
the bowels 10 act naturally, vitheuf
which one can feel well.
The Hartford herald., 1879-07-09
Remember.
Fresh " leafs.

We have arranged to keepa supply
offresh meats ON hand, such as beef,
pork etc, and will be thankful for pat
ronage. Respectfully,
9-tf. FOSTER & HILL.
The Hartford herald., 1879-07-09
A Noted Divine saws /:

DR. TUfT Dear Sir For ten years have bean
martyr 70 bys2epsia. Constipation and Piles, LAsi
them but with little faith. am now a well man.
have good appsits. digestion perfect regular stools
Pies gone and have gained forty pounds solid flesh.
REy X l. SINPS,lE Iou;.xiil. T.
The Hartford herald., 1879-07-09

DO to q. "A.
Platt'S and get
the good. old
pure Magnolia
Whisky at ST.
40 ~ gallon. Or
) cents IL drink
The Hartford herald., 1879-07-09
TUFTS PILLS.

Their first effect Is TO Increase the Appetite,
snd cause the body TO Take ON Flesh, thus the
system is nosr,shei, aud by their Tonic Acz
llon on the UiEesti,e Organs; RegufAf
The Hartford herald., 1879-07-09
Dr.. J. +. HAYWOOD,
nE ME NnOk cave.

Few 'iss ses eIist that cannot be relieved BY re-
stssing lie LIVER To its normal functions and for
has as h ppy an effect a@'TUfE'5 PILfS.T 'E''
SOLD EVERYWHERE, PRICE rs GEMS.
ONCE 80 Murray street, New York.
sF- DIR TUFTS MANUAL of Valuable Infor-
nation and Useful Receipts" will be mailed free
on application.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-03
Notice.

VIII 'reas. We. the undersigned Board Of
I rust of School Di-tiict M. l. Ma ieo,s,
county r. having adopted plans enL
Sf' citcations for citing a twe-st,trv brick
school b Hiding hereby give notice that We
viii receive bids f.r furnishing the materials
and lahor nv rontrac'. rs "a. lows:
Co tric' burns d brick bids 10 be given st
rate per .000
Contract Tor lime, bids to be given AZ rate per
pom d.
Ma on wor-, to he given at rate per coo for
laying b lex.
The said h'.iiding 70 be locq-e6 in blcck ".
%. E VI OF III oen and the lowing d.
i ami Il tails
or .36l (27x36l .42x3 t4xl4l l4x2s) feet
Tick $ w..ilS - Is ard 20 inches
To be fl ,i>hed with Single ?, OF, dr,s- 81
Il n'.i nd openings a. follows; docs s3NSl
feet. 80 wind t:SX7) feet.
a urther inf marion he obtained At
the Office OF A d Lemon. p. seniN. A T..
where ;he plans and ec.hcations viii be kept
on file
Al mst.rials To BE- Of besr aud suitable
quail
tn, buildiu.. "a 10 completed on o before
the Isl ,lav oil o -tnb-r s79
Al raymeI l. E made in cash IT bonfs Of
sad sci 90 district egoriable Al SO. the
dlar
W. fur her Votico thai we will meet II
the s~turt house in Sld county IN 18th day
Of Nay 1879 and public cp-n the bids,
serving the right To- r. iect any or all bids
JOHN Z ALSNP.
A. ID. iEupN
II. II LlNNILi.E
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-03
LEGAL.
Proposals for Work OF Terrific
rial Prison


SEA' Ell PROP0~ALS VIII. BE TT.
- csiv-d by ne ari of Territorial PRS n
fomuisS' nnr~. n, YUM A T mr. 10 Ma
3 t 1879 ior building Cells Of Dri<nu Bid
ders vii Siate fl what nre rer cuh 9 f at 'nr
the stone work and WI at -ir u.-r ron, Il { .
iron " rk they IN II mo Z w-'il A 81
n much per .. II co-trac'o,s ~ fi,rs,=. n ., ~
of 'hs meter al AMI 'ahor The cells > 2 b
hiil' upon the Ian adopt n, ths. 70 Il d
nn''er 'hHfr sIl'-erVis on. l. + rm i'm will he
furnished by The Secretary # ,h.. Rot-d
J her re tvv" u d PAR O a -lirl t.,,il-
ana bidders viii have the privil -ge Of ann
in@ the work done in maj mg 'heir es'irnates
as the cell TO ie hui'f Il To- be In she'd in n,
same manu.r- There A.. TWEEN, RS nars
nov couin-i in IL prison ana ii6e-- viz
az what thy will a'lnw Per DIV per MAJ, for
the Pr s''n i.fho con FACTORS viii H. our
10 emily h laiur on T. work. They viii
als stat Ii much in "a O. ~ ana /. W r-,irb
in h"rGS hey III do tie work 'nr. or a What
prize they IL allow for the hort DIS il they
wish "a take them in lien of nonrv
Tn So bonds made PAYABLE in f teen
years ard hear tei. Ie- cent int. re>t ia, a .
a'nn*iY- 7 h"r- are < :. 600 now issued ard
) ) COO t" be sued March Isl 1881 r.,rkin
whole stnount.
Gu ira. ;ors viii be requi -ot 70 furnish a
ho"d IN the sum Of TWEEN, IT nnsaHd Dollars
f.'r the tn fil'menf f contract and must furnish
the nam of sIIrstieS wirii their bid
All bid must be scaled and directed to II
y Ale Nand"r, Seci etarv of Is ard of
Prison Commission Yuma. \ T. with n
copy 81 this al ertis~ment at ached, and en-
60 S@d, Proposals for Work on Prison -
hi i'll be pened a > o'cllek n m MAY
Slsf 1879 Contractors viii b. quirei u
finish ore eel il sixty Savs after contract Is
signed and al least one cell every sixty days
her after until money is expended. ANY
work outside 4 cells wi i he raid for at same
rate as cells TIE work viii be paid for Is
he work progresses and is received By the
Con- misssonerS
The ~ &C -ful bidder viii he required to
Y for Tins adveriis -men.. and tispa.ir the
amount with the Secretary before the bids are
Uvened
BY order of the 3 ard.
Il y. ALEXANDER
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-03

TBE HERALD Is the only semi
weekly ncTsI sTcT 3; Arizona.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-03

As-oung man of Teutonic parentage
rot a m. 'rriage license at the court.
house few days since. and remark
ed as he turnett to go: By Shorge,
this is the most hardest courthouse
in the guntTy. You gets your mar
riage license in this room, and den
can step right into shudge Yade's
room and get married, ind den you
can yoo-t % right up sthairs in the
Circuit Court und get 8 divorce ~
Peoria CaU
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-03
Notice to Creditors.

n ti"e Is he by given the dersi~ne,i.
execute the last WI and tes-ainFut uF Levi
Pit's, decreased, IA the creditors IS ard all
persons having ella ms against The sail de-
ceased, exhibit tn m yv'th III. u.c.sS.sr
vouchers within mouths after the firSt lsl,-
Ecation # this uoice. 20 the sail sNscusO- az
has residence in l'roeH'N. N~ricsra Goa -.
Arizona. JUNI' L WHARTON
Executor of the last Will OF Levi ! it's. d.
Ceased.
DH'e At Phoenix. \. T., April 10 1879.
79-iw
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-03
LEGAL.
Notice.

TIE matter of the cs'a'e of Phillip Klo,z,
,'erease,'
In the Prcbste Cont of Marcopa c, UNITY in
the Terri orv Of Arizo~a
Notic- i her nv gwen by the nm iersi.usd
*. of the last will and testament II
Pr Zip ~ i % ase.'. e u p creii','s and
7 ter-"'> having cl.iirnS acai said
S"cea~ed xhili' H.. m W h The necessary
VI urh"rs " ithin mouths afs.r The rr~r Tiub-
lie tim ~ rhj- r,;'ce TO he said eNRart at
h : ~ of ~ - ess IN Mon emma street in
tho 'rlyn q Vhcc Xix IN Y o. Marion AND
Territory o. Arizni =, the same will be for
haired
Dafed a Phi enix pr'l % 1879.
CYINS COLON y
Executor Of the est,'e Of Phillip X r'z de-
ces sed. 20 sw
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-03
TERRITORIAL ITEMS.


Ehrinburg IS a dead town
The Peck mine is again in trouble
The Hons. C. c. Bean ard Tom
Fitch arc in New York
E. D. Willis has been appointed
postmaster at McMillen
Ed. G. Peck has been fired out of
the presidency of the Peck mining
company.
f The Silver Queen zine. in Cedar
valley, Mohave county. is to have
ten stamp mill.
The Njner wants & daily mail from
the terminus of the Utah Southern
railroad to N1aricopa.
The Cumberland mine in this ter
ritory has been bonded to English
capitalists for $4,000.
The work Of constructing the ter
ritorial road from Tucson TO Globe
will be commenced Immediately.
Detective Evans and party hava
have captured fifteen men engaged
in the manufacture of mescaI in the
Santa Ritas near Tucson without
paying taxes.
The railroad is now constructed
some miles east from Maricopa. Tue
son is ninety miles from Mar1copa
and the iron horse expects to be there
in two months.
Sentinel: Saverai carloads of huge
timbers went through yesterday. and
we were informed they were destined
for the new freight house which the
railroad company will build at once
at Maricopa- a very large one will |
be needed, and the company will |
profit by the experience at yuma, |
where second house had to be built
and, with all. the platform has most
of the time been crowded with |
freight.
The excursion train to Maricopa
Wells will leave San Francisco Sat
urday morning May 10, ar 10 O'Clock.
1t will pass Colt Sunday morning,
May II, at11 O'Clock, reaching Mari
copa Wells the following morning at
6 o'clock. The train will lie at Mari
copa until Monday evening at s
O'Clock, reaching this point on Tues
day at p. m. The fare is only
twenty dollars for the round trip.
considerably less than half fare. If
any desire TO join the excursin they
must report by the Sth of May so
that sleepers can be secured as only
enough beds will be provided to &C
comncdate those applying-[Scmi.
Tropic.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-03
T II E

It is The oldest, shortest, most direct, co.,
venien', com oriable and in every re, pect the
b. ST Inc you can TAX.
II IS he greatest and grand st railway orrra-
nizatiun il the United States.
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-03

PULLMAN HOTFL CARS AXE RUN ALONE
BY IT THROUGH BETWEEN
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-03
SrcMIII EN- SILVER MINING COpPA-

NTcMILI I'm SILVER MINING CONPA-
" nx--Lncation o; principal place Of bust
ness, san Frsn -iSco. Calf rnia; location of
Wort : Globe DISTINCT Maricnpa cOua-y All.
znna Territory %oii c Is hereby given thar
az 4 mee'iug of the Board of Directors held
on The min, Re. nth day Of March 1879 AZ -.
sessment (No p OF Twenty-Five cents mr.
share WIS levied upon the capital stock 81 The
r'rrora'i II, payabls ia media ely. ia United
Staies COL c in to the SECRETARY. At slls of
fee # he company 32S Montgomery street.
Room p san Francisco. California
ANY stock upon which this assessment shalt
remain unpaid on the NV. ntY third dav Of
April lS19, viii be delinquent. and siaNerriS
Ell 81. n public auoti II. aud unless ray
m-nt is made bef re in be seid or THURS
DAY, ne fiffesr h day of May. 1879 t. pay
the delinquent assessmen'; together with costs
of advertising and expenses of sale. BY or
der OF the Board al Directors.
]. MtiIIzIO S'fry. FRO TEN,
Onire--;s'S Montg n+ry street, room -. safe
Deposit Bui ding, San Francisco Calihauia.
Il
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-03

A certain lawyer was compelled to
rologize 10 the court. With stately
dignity he arose in his chair and
said. Your Honor is rigbt and I am
wrong as Your Honor generally is
There was dazed look in the Judges
eye, and he hardly knew whether to
feel happy or fine the lawyer for con
tempt Ct court
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-03
Administrator.s Notice.

T. :he p'ar'er IF The estate of Chas. c. Nc
Dorm IT. dece sad
Noti 2 is hereby given by the undersigned
Administrator Of he estate ChRs c. Me-
re' mi't de sell. Ia the cred 'ors of and all
pers MS hay ne claims gainst said dec. ased
{" exhibit hem wi h fhr c"Ssarv vouchers.
within fonr m"nths after the fl ST uh'iration
II this notice 10 tn administrator AZ hi resi-
~ nee near Hay de- ; Fe ~. in he id Gun
ty of Mdiicnpa and Territory OF Arz ma.
THOMAS MORi ow
Administrator of estate # has. c MrDei-
mitt, deceased, n
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-03

In the Probate Court os Marie cpa county. in
the Ter ito-y Of Arizona.
In the matter OF the estate of Phillip Klof-.
deceased.
Pursuant 10 ord of the said co,lrt mace.
o" the lTih day OF March. a. II SO osicc :
he eby given that Monday. the Slst a. Y az
April. 1879 At 10 o'c ok Of said ,iav u She.
court room Of said cnUrt in toe town Of hueniN
IN tie sail c unity Of Mari. opa have heen sl,-
pointed as the time and Place for proving tss
will Of said Philip K'oi7, deceased. ard f,-
hearing the aPpl eaton If Charles Goodman
for the issuance to i'm Of letters testem-r- arv
w'e" and where any pc son interested aa.sS
appear aud contest the same
Nm \ HANCOCK
Probate Judge and ex- oflicio Clerk.
Dated March I'll 1879, 6sif
The Phoenix herald., 1879-05-03
COUNCIL BLUFFS & CHICAGO.

No other road runs Pullman Hotel Cars or
any othef f. IN ut Hotel Cars, through lie W cen
the Missouri River AVID Chicago.
eASSES Ss s.kSS GOING EAST
should bear III mind THAI this is the
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rev. J. s.
MeMuRnAY, Pastor.---servicss svsry Sabbath
At iOI A, NJ, and u ?. NJ;
sabbath School at A. M.
p,,yer Meeting every Thursday, at n =. NJ.
Comm union Service. drst Sabbath OF every
month, at loi Am.
west Clearficld M. Il. Church.--Rev
" scorr wiLsos, Pastor. Preaching every
,i,.rnate Sunday, at Q o'clock, ?. NJ. Sunday
school at ~, p. NJ All are invited TO attend
presbyterian Church--Rsv. n. 8. BurLrn.
sabbath services morning and eveninE--sab-
h.th School at ?. M.--prayer Meeting wednes-
LAY evening.
aautist Churoh.-Rev. J. A. ALDnsp, Pas
IA, Services every Sabbath morning and evening
slt,ruating, at iOI o'clock A. NJ, and u p. NJ.
s,bb.th School ats M. Prayer Meeting svery
wednesday evening.
1t. Francis, Observation-Disclosures. P.
T. suEnlpAs.- Preaching at loi o'clock, A, NJ, on
tbs frst, third and fourth Sundays Of each month
ysspers and BenedIction ofthe Blessed Sacrament
stTo'elock, p. M.--sunday School every Sunday
.fternoon at 3 o'clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15

"Win you take wheat, oats or corn for sub
rHpiion ?" We are often inquired Of in this way
BY letter from patrons who reside alta distance
from ciearaeld. We again say yes. The receipts
Of responsible merchant or mill owner in the
vicinity, will answer us Just as well as the cash.
To illustrate; II any Of our patrons will deliver
Ut bag Of grain at the mill Of Joseph II. Breth,
in Chest township, Horace Pa,ehin, in Burnside,
Thomas II. foreey, in Graham, VIM. Porter or
shsw's, in Lawrence, or Brown seyler's, at
ROckton, uuion township, and forward their
receipts for the amount, we will credit them on
their account for the same. In this way all may
soon pay what they owe, II they will pursue this
course, ".
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15

NOI1CE.--Usdsrf the several Acts Of As
IN sembiy, the Protnotaries Of tho different
Courts Of the Commonwealth. are rcqs, red To
pay tar to the State upon all original wri,s
every smicAbc action. every ccrtisrari, every
sstry Of judgment, every transcript ef judgment,
etc.
Also, under tho Act Of 1890. and subsequent
Acts, the Register A Recorder of Deeds, Il 70.
quirsi 70 istafu to the Common wealth a tax on
the probate Of any vili, and the granting ot Let.
tcrs Testamentary thereon, or the granting Of
Any letter. % Adninist-ation dceds, mort rages,
and other instruments Of writing. W
Upder the Act Of 18th March, l77s. (sce pur-
don's Digest, pars <51. section "a, etc u 10 rs-
ouircd tbst asll deed esecuted within this State
10 bs recorded within ia months after The execu.
tion thereof otherwise 70 be deemed fraudulent
asd void against saoseqnent purchasers or mort.
sxesss, fsr value. unless recorded before the
assa usdsr which The Subsequent vureha'e'
ciAipp"
Tzii is, therefore, 70 give molten that All fees
snd taxss o. lhc sbevs mentioned writs. eis =
puss bs pa ~ ths parties br,ns dog ot send
iss shsp 20 ~ oeos. fa snsry and rssoriiks
sssjrs5. ~ SLl no II. W sss,ksso G o'rry Sw F"
n .It \ 4. Mok0kN, ~. . hss.
cisArAriA Pa. la. ~. is7s-sl
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15

ELECTION REruRNs.- election
time spprosshss the laws regulating the holding
Of the same arc being debated. So masy per
ssns, inciudi rg election ofhcers, are mistaken a.
to what the law 10 in making the return 70 the
Prothonotsry. The Act Of Assembly says; IAN
return judrts living within twelve milss Of the
Prothonotsry's sfHee, or within twenty -four miles
II their rssdsncs bs In town, village of city op
on the line Of railroad leading to the county
seat, shall before two o'clock, pos, meridian, Of
tho dsy after the election. and all other judses
sha, before twelve o'clock, meridian, Of the second
day AFTER th, election, deliver ssd return, together
with return sheet, TO the Prothcncisry Of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of the county, which said
return sheet shall be fled, and the day aud hour
Of flins marked thereon, and shsll be preserved
BY the Prothonoisry for public inspection" The
large Envelope should be seslsd asd contain copy
Of the Triplicate Return sheet, together with .
copy Of the ITALY Paper" "List efvotsr'." and
= copy Of the os,hs Of officers, and dslivsrsd BY
The Rsssn Jsdgs Tor In ease hs 10 unable to ss-
sesd Or make The rssurn, by o6e Of the ihHpse'sF'
or clsrks), 70 ths Presheeessry q clesras'f. ons
COPY Of Ill The paper Indicated, ssss'hsr VIII
The Registry List shsli bs placed h the ballot bsr
uhlsb shan v ~sIosdy bessd sish tape ssd ssslsd
By shs Isysstsr and Js<ss. And ssid boxes
sSsi,. sbAis ~ dsy sfss tAs sIsstiss. b dsl'v'
srsd ~ sss sf shs Isspssssr v shs ssrsss Sssess
Of As Pssss, fss ~ hs>plas.-
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TYRONE STATION.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
Low GRADE DIVISION.


nN and after Monday. Dec. 10Th, 1877,
~ the passenger trains viii run daily (execp
Sun day between Red Bank and Driftwood, NJ
follows
FAsTwARD.--Day Msil leaves Pitisburg
$50 a. IN; Red Bank ll;5oi Sligo yunctiop I2:VS;
Nov Bethlehem 1907 p. N; Maysyille l:26 !
Troy lis0 Drookvile 400 Fuller's 1855 Rey.
noldsvillo 2:52; Dubois siSs; summit Tunnel
$40 Pcndeld 4:U5 weeiville All; Bcnezette
400 arrives at Driftwood at 5s55. NAs
W wEsTwARD.--Day Mail leaves Driftwopd
l215 n. NJ; Benetette 1909; Weedvilie lao ;
Pendeid las, Summit Tunnel 2so7 Dubois 250;
Reynoldsvile 2,52, Fuller'a 2;37; Brookvile 1888
Troy $40; Maysyile ll5; New Bethlehem a;29
Sligo junction b;lO; Red Bank 5i27 arrives ai
pittsburg at s:i0 P. N.
nzs- The Rcynoljsville Accommodation lcsves
ReJ noldsvllo daily at 1850 q. mi and arrives at
Red Bank at loo a. M, Pittsburgh at 2:S6 p. m.
Leaves Pittsburgh at $3.50 p. IN Red Bank ni
555 p. nj arriving at Reynoldsyille at g'u5 p. m
Close connections made with trains on P. A y.
Railroad at Drift xood, and with trains on the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID MccAR10, Gen'l supt.
A. A. JACKSON, sup't L. @. Div.
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.rc,srEn,s Sor,cr.

II EGIsTER's NOTICE.
IL Notice Il hereby given that the following ac.
counts have been examined and passed by me. and
remain filed Of record in this Office for the in
spcction Of heirs legatees creditors and all Others
interested, and will be presented to the next Or
phnns Court OF Cearneld county, TO bc hcld at the
Court House, In the borough Of Clcafheld, com.
meneing on the "a Monday [hcing the 18th day
Of January, A. D. 1875
Final account Of John Witherow, Guardian Of
Sarah A. Hegarty. minor child Of X. b. ficg-
nriy, late Of Guiich township, Clearaeld Co.
Pa, decd
Account Of VIM ". Wilhelm, administrator ol
tho estate OF Jacob wilhelm, late Of Graham
twp, clearneId county. Pa, deed.
r,,..i account of Jamss wsislsy, oaasdisn oi
Mariila McPbcrson, MINOR herr Of Jno. McPhcr.
son, late Of Clarified borough, cloarfeld Co,
Pa, deed.
FinaI account Of J. s. McKlernan, Guardian ol
sunn :. Henderson, minor child OF Samuel D
Uenderson, late Of -------- twp, Cicafleld
county m, deed.
Final account Of y r coudhci, Administrator Of
the estate of Felix Picard, istc Of Coylngton
twp, clearGe ID county, Pa. deed
Guardian nccount Of D. l.. Krebs, Guardian ol
Emily J. smeal. (now Rothrockl, minor heir Of
Geo O. Smcal, late Of bradford twp, Clearied
w L.J MORGAN.
Dec. II tr. Register 4 Recorder.
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CouRr WEEK.-Wc are in the midst
Of our January Term Of Court The attendance ;
notwithstanding the cold weather and snow drins'
., pretty large. Time was called at o'clock on
Monday, with Judges oris, Ogden and Holt on
the bench. The cossta,ies handed In their re-
turns, and the Grand jury was called Into the
box. DR.. J. ". Peter, Of co,ius,on, made fore
man, and the charge Of the Court delivered 70
them, when the jury retired TO their room. Wn'
osdsl George W. Barssr aud Harry Hemphil'
we're appointed tipstaves. Tbs list Of rssvsf's
Jurors vas called over and jsry Psnnslsd, and
the Bloom township ristsn--TsnEyck ssd Pyle
-plsosd 90 trial. They vss sonviess1 aud
ssu,snccd 10 pay one hundrsd dollars ass, each /.
And cests, aad 10 ssai,ies TsnEyek vss sen
~sss< to tor. Of toe pears ss6 si< nssshs 10
the pesissssiasy, sst ryl> 10 too yssss asd
Arss nenshs. cAsnbsrs. sssshss Il Ne risssss,
Is ssill - lasss haviss nsvss ~ sfsssss<.
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Eiectment Notice.

Thomas Zel Ct. al. In the Common Pleas
. rerm Court Of cleaiheld
Benz. r. Shcpk. Samuel county, Pa.
Christ aud Henry Lively,
ADMINISTRATORS Of Jacob
Christ, decd, Ann y. -, ,ae g.. q. ,s-e
Christ, widow ef Jncsb -''' ~ S' P'' -
Christ. John II. Christ,
Edward Christ and wn.
Christ. Ejootment.
Aud now, 9th December. 1873, on motion Of
Wallace Krebs. Plaintiffs attorneys, rule Is
granted on the above nameI Defendants. aglinst
whom ejcctment was brought for all the lands
severed by 'hs rHrraut- mud rurvsrs 10 th.
names Of Thomas Morris wm. Morris, Samuel
Meredith, WIN. Miller, Hetiie Morris. Thomas
Pit1simmons, Gearge ciymer, Robert Gray. Pat
rick Moore. Magnus Miller, Nalhro Frazicr, stu
alto IN Morris township. clearhold county, Pa,
and containing i53 acres each more or less, to
appear and plead TO the above action Of eject
mcnt. This rule to be published for sixty days
before the return day thereof for at least three
times 10 the cLEknrIrLD RsrubLicAy. And In
default Of such appearance and plea judgment
by default this rule to be made retufnable to the
fret Monday Of March Term, 1879. s..
By the Court
clearaeld, Pa, Jan. s, ls79.3t
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-01-15

Rev. George u. 1hsrss AZ ~ si,i,en Of this
vicinity known TO every one ~ . most influential
citrsn, and Christian Minister Of the NJ. X.
Church Just this moment stepped in our store 10
say. az wish every body to know that consider
that both myself and wfeswe our lives 10, Shilohs
Consumption Cure" II 10 having . tremendous
sale over our counters and IL giving perfect salts
faction in all Of Lung Diseases, such a. moth
ing else has done. Bourbon, Ind. May II, rs.
Drs. Matchett a Fianco Sold BY Hartswiok ,
Irwin and O. d. Watson, cloarheld, Pa.