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Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
They Expect something.

Upon inquiry at the Post office this
morning for news one of the carriers
informed us that there was nothing
particularly new just now. "but" addAd
he, "Our bachelor friend, yonder,' "
pointing to another carrier, sis
atting up a cage near Seventh and
Madison, and l think the bird has been
captured."
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
TemlDermOcA.

The M. s. R. A. held an interesting
public meeting, last evening, at their
Hall. Thomas Lynch presided, and
short practical addresses were made by
Messrs. Smedley, Morrow, Whelen,
Richardson and Gray. The club will
hold another mssting Friday evening
next,
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Went Point Cadetsblp,

Seth Ellegood, son of DR.. R. 8. Ellie
good, of Concord, Sussex county, has
been appointed by Congressman Mar
tin to the vacant cadetship at West
Point. He will not bs examined for
admission until next June.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
A Brace Of Bumsnprs.

William White and Ben johnson
both colored we're before His
Honor last evening on the charee
of drunkenness, disorderly conduct
and gereral cussedness. J. T
Killum, Special Officer Legg and others
tps, fled that the pair were general
nuisance to the npighhorhood of Front
and King streets, and the penalty CT
a. 90 and costs in each case, insures
Bill and Ben berth at Fort Pyle for
the next thirty days.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Animal MeetinEA.

On Tuesday evening, October 7.
1879, the Grand Encampmsnt l. 0. O. F.
will hold its annual meeting.
On the following day the Grand
Lodge I. o. o. F. will hold its annual
session. On both occasions. officers for
the ensuing year, will be elected.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Rugby Evening School.
BUSINESS INsTI.

A THOROUGH BUSINESS INSTI-
TUTlON.
This evening school will re open on MON
DAY EVENING, SEPTEM Der 18th, at
| I o'clock.
PROF J.J ,CKS',N PIERCE. the artistic
Penman Of the Rugby A ad my, will b We
| charge of classes Ia Plain and Ornamental
Pr !. JAMES A. xEALY, A. NJ, will
tea h Book.kee / <.
PROF. JULIUS HESS will teach Me-
ch ,nical Drawing.
A|Crcuiars giving full informa ton ran be
0bta ned 1t the Book store ~. F. Thomas
u C'., or bv applying to
DR. SAMUEL A MURPHY. A. NJ.
s106t Principal of Rugby Academy
DUBL1C SALE.
The subscriber will sell at Public SAILS on
the premises, situated an the 5. +. corner Of
Third and Walnut streets,
ON SATURDAY, OOTOBER 4, 1870.
Ats O'Clock, PM,
No. l, A corner house containing 10 -
70 ,ms, one large store room, &, ,ooo can @
No. 2, house 200 E. Third street, three. story.
containing 8 rooms, bath raom, hot and cold
water with all the modern improvements, gas
through0u ,0ne half Can remain on No. q, For
part cuiars see bills. or inquire Of the subscri-
Der. lUDWlCK WALLSHMITT.
or L. W. Sddham Son, Auct's. 9-l0 cod II
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
AAIHE AIN RIGAT.

A Grand RspuhsA~sa victory q
sused-B"th Hou.es Of th- l.egi,
lssur~ Republicsn-Ase seepubSi iesl
GOveFnOr and Republican Stat
Officers.
Later returns from Maine indicat
that the Republicans have Is member
OF the Senate to l3 Of the Opposition
and SO members Of the House to 62 o
the Opposition. There is nothing +
show what the vote for Governor is, O
whether Davis, the Republican cand,
date, is elected by the p 'pular vote o
not; but the overwhelming majority il
the LEGISLATURE gives the Republican
party the State. 1t is thought that Da
Wis may be elected by the people.
AUGUSTA. Me-. Sept. 9-Midnight.-
Very few additional returns have be4r
received since yesterday morning. Il
will be several days before the result
will b. known from the official returns
1t is quite probable that Davis may b.
elected by the people. The R.publi
can ticket is elected in Androscoggin
Cumberland, franklin, Hancock, Ken
nebes, Lincoln, Piscata9uis, Sagadahoc
Washington and York counties, givine
them nineteen Senators, and making
certain the election OF Davis by th4
Senate If he is not elected by the peo-
pie. Eleven of the thirteen Rspresen-
tatives in Kennebec are Republicans.
PORTLAND. Me-, Sept. 9.-At mid
night the returns show that the SEN
ate stands Republicans, lS; fusion, IL;
doubtful, l. Tho house has SO Repub-
lican and 81 fusion members. Senator
Blaine, ina speech to-night, said the
Republicans had large majority in
the House ofRepresentatives-eightee
Senators, beyond all doubt, and may
have twenty out of the thirty one that
constitute that body.
He predicted that the returns coming
in from the back towns will give Davis
an absolute majority over both compe.
titers, though he would not assert this
as a fact. In alluding to the extraor-
dinary features Of the contest he as
serted that prominent Democrats whose
property consists almost entirely Of
Government bonds voted the Greenback
ticket. The Senator's speech was q
general review of the campaign Just
closed, and an enthusiastic congratu-
lation of the victorious party.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Kfrkmsu's New Stable.

The new stable at Tenth and Tat.
nall streets, being erected by Kifknan
and Son will be large and commodious.
The dimensions are: 10 feet deep, 40
feet front, 40 feet high, 60 feet on thu
back line. and thirty feet wide. Nr,
Henry Laps will bs the contractor.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
American Trip TO Camden.

The American Rifles contest will
company G. Sixth Regiment N. g., a,
targe, shooting takes place tomorrow
They leave on the steam tug Seaside
Rock" The contest will be given al
Stockton Range. A banquet will also
be given the Rifles.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
Eea,fvaI.

noers aud friends of the Red
church will hold an oyste,
am festival on Wednesday
(day evenings, the Sth and 9Th
4 supper tickets only 81
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
No Cnaeu.

pre- no hearing at the Rolics
morning. A few prisoners
ne cells, but none Of them
fed for trial. 80 -
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10

an old nurse. The baby
ways bright and chesr-
Oasionsl dose Of Dr, Bull's
Z were alminisierkd.
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
FIRsT EDITION.
Tsws SUMMARY.


Nsws SUMMARY.
- WuA "Messshiners''-
81 wreck kea-The Q bs asland
Erne ~ I'm "ess-Oih~r lnrs'
accidents. (ssusis'es and
~. 5sr tN ef Z 'EE
n, Reveuue Collector ]. A. Ray
..nrrats encounter with "moon-
IN Barren county, KY, on thr
H. and John Brsnnsn having
|. distillsry, were immediately
on. but escaped without injury.
lled ous and wounded two
hip.rs'' who fred upon them.
bg took place at . distano, o.
4. and balls passed through
boo& log and pistol scabbsrd
striking him.
aptsin Of the Italian bark Ro.
condo, which arrived at Balti.
Sunday, reports having found
rsck Of vessels bound out from
the wreck Of what appeared
American three masted schoon-
the wreck OF q British vessel
|. name "Glandon" or "Gladsn
letters Oh the right hand.
ttor Thomas, who was sent from
Ire to investigate the burning Of
lssving station on Cobb'sl Island ,
9th, four days before it was to
|sn opened, has made his report
/ it to Washington. de believes
q ire was of inosndiary origin.
10 the incendiaries IS said to
zen obtained.
b. F. Pickering, Of Portland,
has at length decided that Webb
vton must swim their race over
II such tims and place as they
tually agrees upon. Webb and
have since agreed to swim in
br harbor, Boston, on the 18th
bs race beginning at 8 A. NJ, 30
completed before dark. M \
ke Colpsy was shot through both
ind Patrick Gafney dubbed aud
with a pitchfork on Monday
By q man named Duntou, living
|indsor, Vt. They are in a crit
|dition. DuIton says they tried
an entrance to his house after
fdsred out. FEt',.
sd States Commissioner Osborn,
\ York, yesterday discharged
|Catlow from custody after DE-
ln application for his extradi.
Cstlow was a steerage pas
lon the steamer Arizona, and,
apparently insane, stabbed and
pwen Jones, assistant steward Of
lssel,
reported in St. Louis that a
\ combination for another line
Pacific, involving the Pennsylva
} Handle, Vandalia, Missouri
and Atchison, Topeka and San
|oads is in progress of formation.
fwenty-seventh annual meeting
american Pharmac. utical Asso-
was held at indianapolis, Ind,
Jay. There ia q fine exhibition
10 drugs and apparatus in Mason
The sessions Of the Associa-
u continue until Friday.
annual session of the Grand
|ndsry Of Knights Tsmplar Of
.rsev was held at Trenton y-ster-
Layton, Register No. 7,Cam-
as elected Grand Commanders
ensuing year.
an has agreed to row Courtney
10 oomplste the arrangement to-
The race Is expected to take
. Seneca or Chdauqua Lake, the
week in October.
tlial of William Bucholtz, ser
John H. Schultz, for the murder
naster, at South Norwalk, Conn,
pter was begun at Bridgeport,
on Monday.
National Association Of Fire En-
began its seventh annual ses
Washington, D. G on Monday.
Cronin, of Washington, was
President.
|eeond trial of Rev. H. H. Hay
the murder of Mary Stannard,
|son, Conn a year ago. has
|stponed to the first Tuesday in
Daily Republican., 1879-09-10
ul vialt Hhis lafx

Dr: Coleman, Of Toledo,
E'slt his friends in this city,
70 spend next Sunday at
punish, g.. Johns. ~ Y.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-05

KILLED by A TRrr Uriah Guss, n
farmer, living on Ta'osrcrs creek, two miles west
Of Port Royal, Junista county, was Killed on the
77d ult. undsr peculiar eireumstanees Alarge OAK
with great Spreading BREACHES, sispdins on the
edge Of the creek, on bank hfesp feet high. bad
been Gu, down the day previous. His 'on vac
hauIiug hone these branches for hre-wood, while
he vas trimming up the top Of the tree There
was large limb on the lower side and smaller
snai on the upper side on which !, rested, teep-
ing the top Of the tree up the air-'he truns
thirty feet from the stump being sir or eight ee'
from the ground. This top no dOubt seemed TO
him to rest securely. He cut = snail limb that
proved 10 be the last prop of the lower large
limb, and the whols trunk turnsd around suddenly
brin sipr the heavy limbs Of the main irush
sweeping down towards the stream. He ran IRON
thi, when obssrvsd, shaping bis course In order
to avoid a brush heap ths, bad secsmals'sd'
Yet this vas the fatal spot A. . distance oi
eighteen feet heavy limb came down apon him
crushing hin 10 the Ice. for be vas now on The
creek. His ribs we're crushed 10, the back broken,
as we're alec bis iss ssd arm. Tue vhels body
was crushed on heap. The son % found hin
on bis return, sf,sr af,sss nissies--it being only
three hundred yards from the tos,s. The lad
cut % the limb, bet life wn gone. Though %
crushed, 20, there VA no, an esi'Ids dssb wound
Udah Gus va . farmer. IN sood eireurssisncs'
ns hsd bern . carpenter By trade, sressdinsl'
issssios. 81 psohppIc. had been an srPs', ar
uas .sd bid en-, ,hessseds ef trees 10 bis day.
Ne ~ss s,y-s shs pears old, ss< isssss hsa'y
Of we've eSIisss. hsH q stsn are married
W ~ss a b,ssh.s u rst A. l. 0ss+ ef hls
bsssssh. - gsssisy yts- efsbs
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1ied.

At the residence Of Der daughter, 10 brady
township, on Tuesday, February ilth, 1879, Mrs.
Mary Nels,n. 10 the fetn year Of her nge'
In Jordan township, on Monday, Feb 2iih.
is7s, Mr. Henry witherow, aged 80 years, 10
months aud IS days.
Il 10 with sadness lhat chronicle The very
sudden death Of Mr. wihefow. 10 the midst Of
lie he was cut down After few hours of in-
tense fuatring, his spirit peacefully took It's
flight lie leaves a wife aud two children.
father and mother three brothers and two sisters,
who feel very sad and lonely bot their loss i'
bis gain. lie was hind husband and father, a
dutiful son, an Aaeotiona,s brother, an esteemed
eitissn, and a consistent member ef the Fruit
Hill Presbyterian Church. We all miss hin very
much and yet, we mus, BY faith say, "The Lord
gave, and the Lord hath taken away blessed be
the name Of the Lord"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-05
Kausas and Texas.
THE DIRECT ROUTE

II is 10 the interest Of persons going to kansaI
or Texas 10 select ono Of the direct routes by
which quick time 10 made. through cars run, and
comfortable ommodations provided. Among
these the "Pan- Handle Route stands pre-emi
nent.
Following Is time of Daily Express trains via
Pan Handle Route: Leave pittsburs s'42 a. m.
i.i7 D. m; arrive at 81 Lo1is 1880 a. IN g;OI
D. IN. arrive at Kansas City 1918 p. m iO' u
a. m. Connections are made in Union Depots Al
Indianapolis, St Louis aai Ksnsas City for all
points West snf Southwed,
To accommodate families emigratiag, arrange.
ments have been perfected to run Through
Coach Tuesday Of each wvek IRON ri tsburg to
Kansas City, via "Psn Handle Route" with bu
one change. in Unisn Depot. st. Louis Tni'
car Is comfortably upho stersd. and will be run
ou regular Express train. leaving Union Depot,
Pittsburg, st li;i7 p. IN. every Tuesday
II you are unable to procure through tickets tc
points in Missouri, Arkansas, Texat kanns
Col .rado or tho Northwest, .y the direct al
popular "Psn.Iisndls houie." at your nsarrs
railr ad station, call on ", q. sro cay, Agent
Union Depot, pit:sburg. Pa, or address W. u
v'BRirs, General Passenger Agent Pan. Handle
Route" Columbus, Oaio. feo.zo, '1V'sm'
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-05

SENSATION. Tho editors Of the Journal
and tbs CinIM have bad a number Of citizens
deyoured in heir column BY wolves, during the
past two weeks, between ,h place and Psna,ld'
but nobody has thought II worth while to make a
funeral Of the fragments Ion by the Wild beast
neither has there been a scalp presented worth
twelve dollars, and the town and vicinity being
full Of expert hunters. who would like to crib
twelve dollar county scrip on NJ. Volts account
The story is too thin to palm oG on adults. The
old hunter, Bill Long, says "Iu DID lie
....tl ,.t .,an End tracks"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-05

'."wnl sou take wheat, oats or corn for sub
-,shpuos p We arc often inquired Of in this way
~ letter kou patrons who reside at distance
from clear6sl4. We again say yes. The receip"
n ,s,nonsible t.esehant or mill owner in the
vicinity, will snswOr u just as we'll as the cash
To illustrate II any Of our patrons will doliSer
q, . bug Of grain at the mill Of joseph H. Bre'h'
an Chez, towu,hlp, Horace Patchin, in Bsrnsidc,
Thonas II. Foreey, In Graham, WIN Porter OF
Shaw, in LnwreHcc, or Brown seyers' a.
Roekion, Uniyn township. and forward their
recent. for the smoani, Kc sill srSii, them on
their account for the same. In tbis way all may
,oon nay what they owe, II they will pursne this
"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-05
orFIcIAL DIRECTORY.


-4an or HoLpise QUARTER SESSIONS o"or''
ssesoud sIopday OF January.
Third MoNday Of March.
Piru Monday Of June.
Fourth Monday Of September.
TINE or noLpHe cOsHoS PLEAS
First Monday Of yune.
Second Monday Of November
PUBLIC OFFICERS.
President Jvdgs-Ilon. Charles A, Mayer, oi
Lock Haven. :, -
I..;stam Lss Judgs-Hon. John II. orvis, Of
I.,oeiats yudqes-Abram 0gdon, Clearheld
Vincent Holt. clesrheld.
Proth0nofory--Eli Bloom.
p,ai.t,, and Reeordsr-L. j. Morgan.
D,triei Attornsy-wm. NJ. Mccullough.
T,sasHy.r-Pbilip Dots.
iSb,ri8-Andrew PentS, Jr.
nsn.is 9AsriF-Christ. J. keaggy, Clearheld
Coanty ssrpsyor--samuel r. Mecloskey, Cur
rensvile. Al, o-t
Couniv Oommissioners--C. W. kyler, Graham
con p, O., Elah Johnston, GramPian Hills r. "
Jubn Norris. ST., Curwensyilic
G,urtv Aaditors-william V. Wright, Clear
s,sS JOSEPH Guliland, Three Runs j. s.Nor
rio, Woodland.
nosatv Coroasr-J. D. Nsff. New Washington
Jyry Tommissionsrs--Dr James p Burehheid
clsarhed, Joseph Alexander. MADEIRA. =,
Sup,riatendsnf Of Pubic Schoois-M. h. Nc
Quown, Clesr6eld ,,
S,aIsr Of WefqAs & Nsasares--Jcsse W Carlile
ofice at Luihersburg Pa.
Eo,arie, Publie-John W. wrigley, VIM. ka
debaurh, Cyrus Gordon, clearheld Joseph
irwin N. Il. Arnold, Curvensyiils J. A. Living
stone, Dubois City.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-05
allarried.

At st. Francis Church, In Clearheld, on Tues.
day morning. feb. 2sth, 1879, by Res. 7.
sheridan, Mr.. Ignaiius dro' finger, Of D.. Mays
EIk county, Pa , and Miss Emily Mars Dale, o
Pennville, Clesthoid county Pa
AT the residence Of the brides parents, 90 Mon
day, Feb. 24,h. 1879. by Rsv. n II. Miller, Mr. T.
J Chades, Of lioutsdaie, and Miss belle NJ Cam
eron. of 0sceoia.
At the residence Of the brides father, Jame'
s Norris. B,q on Thursday. Peb. 9Th. 1879. b,
Rev. X p. Pofesman, Mr.. Charles Y. Albert ant
Mis-. Maggie Norris, both Of Woodland, Clear
fed county, Pc.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-05

prices are ,tesdy. Sales Of 5000 bushels, In.
mia and ,oa.hssa amber. p,ek ard elevator. si
siii@i.iii. ssd No. . red. In elevator. at si.is
Rys semsins steady at s2@ssc for track lots
,'orn IL very quist sod prizes are wrsk. Sales o
5000 hushels. including weFtern rejected. traci
and ryain depot, at 43ia; do. steamer. do. do. s
IsCSleie sail. mixed and yellow, track and
rrsin depot, at 44@44ic, and saiI aud elevator
At 5s2c. Oats are steady. Sales Of 1000 bushels
including mixed at 2s@soc and whitsst 500
s2c.
whisky 6rm. Sales Of wssterp At 81 es.
Nrw Yorx. March s.-flour- State and western
wirhout Important change; light export and
home trade demand southern uneh snged.
whest--spring unchanged winter . shade
stronger, moderate trade; No. 2 red, cash, xils
do. March, 81 i3f do. April. sLni
Corn without decided change mixed western
spof, 43l a isie; futures. 45t@4sic
o.,, quiet steady STATE. sSi@see western
ss@ss
BEEF unchanged.
Pork dull, heavy new me,s, tiO.f5j old do
1910.
Lard In buyers favor ,tsam rendered, se.95.
whisky dull western. sl.o7i.
CHICAGO, March s.-flour arm, unchanged.
Wheat In fair demand srd higher No 2 Chi
eago rpring. 9ss@9ssc. for cash sSsc. FOL
March 9iie. for April; 97ie. for May; No.
do. s0le rejected, ose
Corn steady, fair demand git edge. 3si q -
for ea,b 3sic. for March sSs c. for April Sst'
for May.
Oats steady and firm 2Slc hid for easn 23ic
for March; sssc for April 2e4c. for May.
Rye steady and unchanged.
Barley easier, at 7b(l76c.
Al the elOse--Graih firm, but not quotnbl,
higher
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-05
The Deafh-rafe Of

Our country is getting 10 be fesrfuly alarming,
the average Of life being kssensd every year,
without any reasonable cause, death resulting
generaiiy from the mUst Insignificant origin. At
this season Of the year especially, cold Is such
a common that IN the hurry Of every lay life we
are apt to overlook the dangers attending 1t and
too often 6ud too late, that Fever or Lung
trohble has already set 10. Thousands lose their
lives this way every winter, while had Doschee's
German Syrup been taken, cure would have re-
sulted, and large bill from a doctor avoided.
For i diseases Of the throat aud lungs, Boschee's
German Syrup has proven itself 10 to the great
est discovery Of its kind in medicine Every
druggist 10 this country will tell you Of its won
derful effect Over $4,000 bottles sold iRst year
without a single failure known.
julylT, '1s-eow-ly.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-05

A SAD EvENr.-Tbe wife of Bishop
Bowmap, Of the NJ. Il. Church, died at St. Louis,
on the 2sth Of February, and was buried at Green
s,ssle, Indiana. In May last the Bishop was
sert by The Church to Asia, TO lock after sope
Missionary work, and took his daughter With him
The sadness OF the case eau bs better Imagined
than described, when the husband aad daughter
learn Of the dea,h Of the wife and mother four
thouea NJ miies away
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-05

Rev. r. Crittenden, Sunday School
Missionary, writes US, under date OF Feb 22d, as
follows 81 sm writing while returning from
meetings a, Three Runs, and oiter places ov0'
the line in Linton county. pipe evenings aud
sleishing secured good attendance at every sp'
pointment. The best Of good order prevailed
With hopeful results Artsngemen,s are in pro
gress BY which the Sabbath Schools 10 this SEQ
tion will be more efficient the present season thai
ever before. The three day 'ebOOls visited her'
ars under good mana cement. and we'll appreciated
by the parents and their children"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-05

THE NEW WASHINGTON LOCAL IN
srirurr.--we are informed by County suPerin.
tepdeut MeQuown. that the Local Institute held
at New Washington, on Friday and Saturday,
Feb, 2ist and 22d, uasa complete success. Nearly
6fty teachers we're present, and the hall was oiled
to oyernowing with spectators at every session.
An unusual good feeling prevailed among the
workers, and a decided iulerss. was manifested
by visitors in The dissuIsions that took place II
vi. a reunion that will long be Remembered by
all who we're present.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-05
just Received |!

Just Received by ARNOLD, al
CURW ENSVlLLE:-
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster
Car Load pure Corn, Rye and Oais
Chop
Car Load Deaken Salt So
Car Load Choice Family Flour !
Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
bG- Shingles, Bark, X. X. Ties and
Grain will be taken in exchange.
Curwcnsville, May l, 1873.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-05

ONE MORE GoNE.-Thirty six year.
ago Captain john Draucker cj.nmtniei tue
cprweusriile ARTILLERY, volunteer company
which fouod lie own uniform, paid IL own b'lls
aud marched on fool. He Kept hotelin Curwen''
willie, on tho corner where Mr. Ketilsberser nov
resides, or opposite the rOddsnos Of Judge
Thompson. Nov, We have the Information thai,
he died at York, York county, In the State Of
Nebraska, on the 18th Of February, ssed 'sysar''
4 months and n days, lie removed to the w.'i
many Year, ago. Baltfer d. and Al. Drsaeker,
residing at curwensyilo are sous Of the deceased,
and n number Of other relatives reside 10 tb"
county, Mrs. Draueksr who has been dead for
some time was a sister Of PfOthenoilry hioon's
MANY an amateur soldier would plug bis ears
with bis fingers when the six-pound brass eau
non an. loaded aud the captsin would ehelaim,
READY, ain, FIRE ." Then, again, as his Sergeant
would proceed With the roll call, and Jsha
smith. or any other soldier would fall to answer'
the Captain would say, "Phek 'em " ln those
da,s they had more than ''iafiy parties" aud =
National Guard paid out Of the State Treasury
Then, soldiers purchased their own usiiorms and
paid their own bills, although they worked day
Of twelve hours for hfy cent?, (ereeptin harvest
,iwe,) snd marched 90 foot iron clearneld t.
Mcvsytowp, in the Easi, snd to Brookville, u
the West. Nos, the soldiers ave paid out ef ~
Stats Tra'ury a.d noreh by railroad.
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CENTRAL
State Normal school.
(Eighh Normal School District.l
Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.

r..
~. s'uvo n,s,,s.,. pa. eVIsu's~a, sfstts
,ey os.' 'A''''''' ''' f'0'e's'onA' ana Oissieai
'esnn,ng ,,,,,
pun.,,s, sPse,Sss, lns.uns s1u ooaneealoas
SomP.s.ey h1a'oa oy .ssa~, ven sehuia'ed snd
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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1879-03-05

BARGAINS BARoAiss For the
purpose Of closing out an immense stock Of goods
intending TO quit business in this place, Mr.. g.
shloss, in the Opera IlOuse building Is now offer
ing ready made Clothing, gents furnishing goods
Of every description, Hats, Caps. Trunks, ao., at
a great sacrifice. IfyOu want good bargain Ia
the above line Of goods, call at the Pnilsdeiphis
Branch Clothing Store. H.