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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-10-14
Census Lies Refuted.

A Washington special OF the Sth
inst. says:
The report Of the Superintendent
of the Census, on alleged census frauds
in South Carolina. demonstrates clear
ly that the census enumeration of 1860
was honest and accurate, and that of
1870 was imperfect and defective
throughout The inquiry in South
Carolina went back 10 1860, tracing
families then enumerated on through
the census of 1870, and down TO the
present ear. 1t was discovered that
numerous families enumerated i'm 1860
and 1880 were omitted from the re-
turns in 1870, though they had existed
in the State continuously during those
years, and counties that showed the
largest increase this year as compared
with 1870, were most thoroughly in
vestigated, and it was found that the
last enumeration was correct, though
in some cases it showed an increase of
80 per cent. This report of General
Walker puts an end to the cry of
Southern ceDsus frauds; but, what is
still more important, it demonstrates
the honesty and therefore the value of
this years census.
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We have deferred issuing the PREss
q day beyond our usual time, in hope
Of being able to obtain later and bet
ter news of the late elections, but our
hopes have not been realized.
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PORTAGE COUNTY HEDGE co.
BOYDSTON e CHRISTY,
MANAGERS: {:


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PREMIUM AWARDS

Made by the Portage County Agri.
cultural Society as iss 34sh Annual
Fair 1t Association Park, Ravenuss
september 2lst, 22nd, 23rd, & 24ih,
1850.
FIRST DEPARrMENT-CLASSE TO5.
Sukeiintcndent-HENRY HINE.
(ZdSS l.
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sUPERINTENDENT-FR b. STILES.

best spec. painting in water colors. q Cox.
haVennA .---... y W
Two entries. but no second award
best spec. oil painting. f Cox, Ravenna. O0
I'D do. Mrs Jane Il Hull. Garreltsville -. ] OF
best spec. portrait painting,A III Bean, Raw 0O
I'd do, Mrs j ane K Hull, GarrettsYille. l O0
best spec: crayos work, J Cox, Ravenna. 0C
sd do. CIV Cronemeyer Ravenna.. SC
Jane Hull. Garrettsville. .......,...... 90
best spec shell work MrsC Bancroft, Nelson 1 09
I'd do do ..i r do, so
best spec medley, Hattie Davis, Ravenna, 1 W
ed do. Miss lde SImons, Ravenrfa ........ 50
best spec. wax flowers, Mrs NJ ID Card Raw. 90
I'd do. Miss Ida simmons Rayenna -...- 60
best case stuffed birds, Catlin, Ravenna 00
best panel painting. e J Cox, Ravenna. 1 90
I'd do. Mrs Jane E Hull. Garrettsviiie. ..... 81
best spec. scroll saving by boy uuder Is
years. Rudolph GOeppinger. Ravenna... 1 90
I'd do. Luther McGahn. kavenna. 81
best spec. scroll saving. not less than three
pieces, Twitt. Ravenna. ....... zoo
I'd do, A c Chapman, Ravenna... -. l OC
Committee-M. Ii. Carter. Mrs. Sarah A. Farr
Mrs Mary TNttle. .-. b. .-iH-F 81. =
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SUPERINTENDENT-FRANKL wILLYARD.
CLASS 29-GRAIN AND SEEDS.
Best "A bu. Gold Medal wheat. ] Babcock
best SGss!GTe Ss TTeadweli wheat. sturdevant ~
best Il bu. Lancaster wheat. Niles Tuttle.
Shalersville %
best u bu. Clawson wheat. C Sturdevant
Freedom .--..----.----....-....j ! %
ID do. G Walton. Rootstown .:.!.l 50
best = bu Fpltz wheat. Charles Waldron.i - =,
Brimheld ..--...-..... ....-...-. .--., l 0O
I'd do. J + Babcock. Rootstown: 20
I'd do. l. Hinman. RayenEa --.-.....-..t so
best e bu. rye. Portage Co. Infrmary- SO
best y bu. oats, Calvin HutsOn, Edin burgh / 20
I'd do. J G Walton. Rootstownt.. ..--..... 50
best = bu timothy seed. Charles Waldron, NJ
best z ba. fla fiax seed. E Phillips. Palmyra % %
best x bu. yellow corn. ears, Dent. !.
Green. Edinburgh :........ l 90
I'd do, Charles Meacham. Randolph. so
best y bu. white corn, ears, Dent, Portage
County Inhrmary- Observation-Disclosures l 90
I'd do. Walter Roe. Ravenna: .......:. -. SO
best and greatest variety of corn, Frank
I'd do. Walter Roe. Ravenna ...... SO
best stalks corn. B Green. Edinburgh. 81
One entry of of flint corn no premium awarded.
best stalks broom corn, Chauncey COffman
Ravenna 5O
best peck pop corn. Portage Co Infirmary 50
best IL ears sweet corn. Frank Ford, Raw So
best collection garden beans. in pod. Frank >,
best spec. Of hops. J Babcock. Rootstown 50
Committee recommend premium on white wheat
fine specimen. No name. No premium offered
Committee-M H. Nichols. james Likens. E.
L, Benedict, ...,i4...' ~ .-- .
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TENTH DEPARTMENT.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NARY WILLIAMS.
CLASS 2S-FLOWERS.

. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MARY WILLIAMS.
CLASS 2S-FLOWERS.
Best display of green house plants, Mrs
Geo Eekert. Charlestawn s. 90
I'd do, A Hasbrouck, ,Ravenna...
best and largest display of dahlias Miss
Maria Gardner, Freedom. l 90
ID do Miss Kittie Coffman, Ravenna....... 50
Ii X VanMeter ..... =. .......... .... 90
I'd do Miss Kittie Coffman, Ravenna........ 50
best and largest display OfrOses, FW Wood.
best 05dse; diSi.y af amt owers Miss Lillian "
Dean. Franklin -. .................. 10
I'd do. RS Sarah Wilson: Raycnna;... ;.....:..-... 80
best display of phloN. Miss Maria Gardner, So
ID do, Miss Kittie COffman. Ravcnna....... 25
best display of asters, ,same.-...............:- 80
best display. of pinks. Miss kittic COffnan SO
I'd do, Miss Maria Gardner. Freedom. y
best display of balsams; Miss Lillian Dean. 20
I'd do. Miss Maria Gardner. Freedom......... ,
best display of panses. Miss Lillian DEAN. 50
I'd do. Miss Maria Gardner. Freedom: .:.....- .
best display of ptunias, Miss Kitty Coffman so
best display of gladiolus. Miss Maria Gard
ner, FreedOm................... -.....-.t 50
) entries, no I'd premium awarded.
best display of cOXcOmb and amaranths,
Miss Lillian Dean. Franklin SO
best single specimen house plant, Mrs u
jerome. Rootstown ..-.......... -. 50
ID do. Wallace Williamson, Ravenna......... 25
best collection of native flowers. Mrs Sarah
Wilson, Ravenna... w
best basket of cut flowers. Mrs Jno Meharg
I'd do. Miss Lottie LefiingweIi. Raxenna-.-., Is
best parlor bouqnet. Miss Mary Williams.
I'd do, Mrs Jno Meharg, Ravenna ............. Is
best floral design, Mrs Sarah Wilson. Raw. i 90
I'd do. Mrs Jno Meharg. Ravenna......-.....-- o0
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Commttee-I M. Kelley, W. b Nichols.
Sixth DEPAkTMENT-CLaSS "a '
Superintendeut-MRs EzsA CoMsr, cK, JR.
Class "a Cloths and Household Manufactures
Best piece cotton and wool fl ,nnel, and
N Gledhill. Rtvenna- ! q
heat niece r.p CARPET. Mrs e Bancroft Nelson l 81
I'd bert Mrs l. F Bo- worth, Streetsb ro-- q
best piece rag stair rpe', Mrs w illism Nay,
I'd best Mrs q Bancroft. Nelson u
best specimen woolen yarn, j aud GlcG-
hill, Ravenna-- ot
best specimen genls' wOOien socks, Mrs =
Bancroft. Nelson 81
best spec m n ladies' hose, Mrs Bancroft,
I'd hest. Mis- Kate Hcrrick, Rivenna- 2;
pair ladies wooden mittcns, Miss Minnie Har-
mon, Rsvcnna-- D.
child's WOODEN hose, Mrs Is ate Herrtck. Rav. 81
domestic linen thread, Mrs. Bancroft, Nelson 81
<a..,.i..o., f.il..d In osi.r fhs. rl.in,rt
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CLASS 3S-FARMING UTENSILS.
express wagon. one entry. no prem awarded
best harrow. Ill Tuitle, Edinburgh 81 90
best cultivatOr, VIM Lord Shalersyille- 10
best corn plow, It + Thompson, Rootstown, Dip
best plow, -.
best corn plan:er,
best horse fork and stacker, same,
best churn, e Soseman, Ravenna,
hest grain drill I + Thompson. RootstOwn, ."
best farm gate. G w Sweet Hudson .... so
best portable fence. F Bell. Shalersville, Dip.
best cooking stove, Curtiss. Ravenna
best horse rake, 7 Thompson, R'tstown, 's
best wooden pump. & Knapp. Ravenna. 90
best wind engine, w Ii McLelland, Raw. Dip.
Committee-T G. Austin, Ziba Houpt, Geo.
l.. King.
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best heads cabbage. Portage Co. Infirmary SO
2d do, Chauncey COnman. Ravenna- 25
heads eau i'll 'wer. entry. no prem awarded.
best3 ici'i pun i,kns, Il Andrews. Roots
ID do. - 6 Harmon, Kavcnna. 25
best3 wAtcrIneIOns, Walter Roe. Ravenna. 80
I'd do Jane Vair. Ravunna -. ..-..... IS
best muskmelOns. Nj iss Maria Ga ardner,
Freedom -. .............. 20
2d do. Walter Roe. Ravrnnn J.. -. S5
best 6 stalks pie pant W m May, Nelson SO
entries same. no second award.
best half bu snow fake potatoes, III Bee
he, Ravenn, -. .......... :. 80. 80
ID do. K Iha, er, Charlestown 25
Committee Lafayette Smith. j. II, willard.
Chas. +. King
THIIrEENru DEPARTMENT.
< OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BROCKET
CLASS 31-MISCELLANEOUS MANUFAC-
TURED ARTICLES.
best plain printing. z Curtiss. Rasenna 81 Oh
best single harness. Heimcs Il Rogers. Raw / w
best pair gents fine boots. w d Durham.
best PAIR ladies' shoes, same i w
best spec. jewelry and jewelry work done
in county, + Il Wait, Havenna : 90
best double car riage. Merits s. Riddle, Raw w
best single do do 10
best rat trap w Shepard, Freedom -. %
best exhibition tin ware. Z } Brigham Raw 10
best spec. door, GrOhe Bros. kaVenna. W
best do sash, do do ...... %
best do window blinds, do do 1900. %
best saddle and bride. Heimes Il Rogers,
h
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70 Nervous Sufferers-The Great Europe
Remedy-Dr. j. h. simpsons Specific

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lead 10 Con
sumption. In-I
sanity. and an
early grave, or
both. No mat
ter how shat
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tenn m Il y be
from eXccSSes
of any kind, a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1880-10-14

. TIE cornerstone Of the cleopatra
obelisk was laid in Central Park, New
York ON Saturday. sI'I .iya'n J,'ii "a
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LETTER FROM HUSTON.



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hes,,,snd;ng snd wslI. .e,onnded f,a,s of Tho Rs.
publie,n psstv about s'ebapeoo dont appcsr D, 10
sca,o iba business men here aov mora iban il
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ACARD FROM MIR. WALTERS

To The Democracy Of Ciea.feid county:
Itake this method Of returning to the Demo.
Gratis Of my native county my most sincere and
grateful thanks for their support and efforts In
my behalf while a candidate for the Office Of Pro.
thonotary at the last primary election. Al
though unsuccessful, nevertheless am as thank
fol and feel under the same obligations to my
friends as though had been nominated. | said
to the Democracy during my canvass that the
battle would end in the Convontion. Lot the nomi-
nation rest where II might, would be found
where always have been in the past and where
| consider the only proper place for all true Dem
Enthusiastically and earnestly supporting the
nominees Of the party. And ! want to say die
tinctly and without any equiyocation, | am for
the ticket, the whole ticket, from Hancock to Nc.
Closkey. l am always willing and ready TO work
as hard for ths principles represented by the
word Democracy" as / worked trying to secure
my nomination. That there were many things
done in the contest for the nomination that, II
generally known, would undoubtedly receive the
seyerest condemnation Of a large majority Of the
Democracy Of the county, there is no doubt but
our party should not and must not be held re-
sponsible for the crooked works and ways Of un-
sorupulous candidates or few individuals
The endorsement Of my friends in CleAtGeld
borough was such that l have reason to be
proud Of II, and In the Convention where sixteen
uninsuucted delegates gave me their support it
was an indication Of popular feeling that will
ever gratefully remember. / am, with respect,
ae., your obsdient servant. A. W. WALrERs
CLEARFIELD, Pa, September 27th 1880.
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UNION AROUSED.

RocKros, September 22d, 1854.
Ma. Enron IL send you the proceedings o
our meeting of this evening. On motion, Il wal
resolved that John PentE, Of Penn township, Ao
as President, and Jacob Laborde and j. L. o.
wald, Of Union township, Vice Presidents, and
VIM. Welty Secretary, for the evening.
There was pretty good turnout. Some Of The
Democrats from Brady, Bloom and Pom town
ships were present. After the meeting was or.
ganiaed and everything in order, Frank Field
ing, Esq, Of Clearfeld, addressed the audene'
very ably, by reviewing the official record Of
James A. Garfield in regard to the Credit Mo
belier and De Golyer contract, and the action he
took in the Returning Board which counted out
S. j. Tilden, who was legally elected President OF
the United States In 1876. He also referred to
the manner in which the public lands have been
squandored and theeachipgs Of hatred aud section
ali sm as proclaimed by the public speakers and the
Press Of the Republican party, and closed by re-
viewing the patriotic career Of the gallant Gen.
W. S. Hancock.
s. 7. Brockbank, Esq, Of Clearfeld, next ad'
dressed the meeting very ably in regard to the
legislation Of the Democratic and Republican
parties 10 respect 10 the soldiers Of the late war.
lie also referred to the snbject Of the tariff, the
civil service reform as practiced by the Republ
can party, and congratulated the Democrats 10
respect to our victory in Maine. Mr.. VIM. +.
johnson next addressed the meeting In his usual
style. W. WELTY, Secretary.
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own YOU take wheat, oats or corn for sub
ssriplion1" We are often inquired Of in this way
by letter from patrons who reside at distance
from Clearacld. We again say yes. The receipt'
of A responsible merchant or mill owner in the
vicinity, will answer us just as we'll as the cash.
To illustrate; II any Of our patrons will deliver
u, bag Of grain at the mill Of Joseph II. Bretb,
10 Chest township, Horace Patchiu, in Burnside
Thomas H. Foreey, in Graham, VIM. Porter OF
shaws, in Lawrence, or Brown 4 seyler's, at
Roekton, Union township, and forward their
receipts for the aaount, 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. u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-29

A MISSING BoY.-Somo weeks ago
a boy named jolly suddenly disappeared from hi.
home Ia 0soeola and nothing oSuld be heard Of
him. lie went 6rst to Tyrone and then to Ptts-
burgh, whore ho has been for some time. day
or two since q package was found 10 that city
eoataining several pieces Of bis clothing. 90 the
bosom Of the shirt was written the name and ad
drcss "warrcn Jolly, oscsOla Mills cloardeld
county" and a brief noto written with a lead
pencil directed the finder Of the article 10 send Il
to the owners mother, at oseeOla. There we're
many eonjeoturos as 10 wha, had become Of the
boy, aud there was a suspicion tha, he had
abandoned the package sHd committed suicide.
The missing lad destroyed ,hi, suspicion, how
ever, by making hi, appearances there on Tues
day. A railroad station agent noticed boy
about twelve years old lettering about the station
aud was promptly asked who hs was lie gave
his name n Warren Jolly and said he ran away
from his home a, osesolA, Pa, and was on hi'
way 70 visit bis sister In Clarion county The
lad was pu, on trails In care Of the condactor,
who was directed to pot hin od at Olceols - Az
ioona Tribune, aeptember I'D.
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TINE OF HOLDING ouARrER SESSIONS 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 oFFIoERs.
President .Jpdge-Hon. Charles A. Mayer
lock Haven.
A'sistant Lou Judgs--Hon, John II. orvis, Q
Bellefonte.
Associate J,.dges-Abram Ogden, Clear6eld
Vincent b. Holt, olearheld.
ProthonOtary-Eli Bloom.
Register aud Recorder--L. J. Morgan.
Tredswsr--Phillp Dots.
District Attorney. F. MeKenrick.
Shsrif-James MahAfey.
Deputy Sheriff.. I. Thompson.
County Surveyor or-samuel r. McCloskey, Cur
Rensyile.
County Commissioners-C. W. Kyler, Graham
ton p. o.; Elah Johnston, Grampian Bills 2. o.
John Norris, Sr., Curwensville.
CommissioHers' Cierk-John W. Howe.
County Audifors-william V. Wright, Clear
field Joseph Gilliland, Three Runs; J. S. Nor
ris, Woodland.
County Coroner-James A. Moore, Clearfeld.
yury Gommissioners-And ]. jackson, Clear
fed, Wm. R. Brown, Cleardeld.
Superintendent Of Public Sehools-M. L. Me
Quown, Olear6eld.
Ssalor Of Weights & MeasTe'-Jesse W Carlile
Office at Luihersburg Pa.
Notaries publio-John W. Wrigley, Wm. Ra
debaugh, Cyrus Gordon, Clearheldi Joseph X
Irwin, N. Il. Arnold, Curweusville j. A. Living
stone, Dubois City.
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ANOTHER BARN DEsTRoYED.-ln the
Altoona Daily Tribune, Of Friday morning last
We 6nd the following particulars Of the destrue-
tion by ERE Of Mr.. Forchsy's barn, which occurred
on The 27d Instant "The barn Of Benjamin
Forchey, situated about three and half mil''
from utahyile, In Cleardeld county, was totally
destroyed by Gre at an early hour on Wednesday
morning. Quite large amount Of crops, valued
at 81 400, was burned. The origin Of the IRE Is
unknown. Late tho evening before some OF the
mon we're at the barn and everything was right.
The live stock was all taken out safely although
tho last Of II had a very narrow escape. Tho
insurance was light. The building was frame
structure, situated about hundred yaris from
the house no other buildings were damaged
Persons visiting the place neHt day said the Gre
made a clean sweep and did not even leave q
ehaued stick Of timber"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-29

New DAILY STAGE LINE.-James l.,
Loavy has succeeded in haying daily mail estAb.
lshed between Clearheld and Pcnnheld, and will
hereafter run daily stage between the two points
His contract began with Apnl lst, and the stage
will leave Cleardold every morning Except Sun
day. at s O'Clock, making connections with al
trains on the Low Grade Railroad at Pennheld, re.
turning after the last train the same evening
PassengersSnd freight win bo carried a, low rates
Orders left at any Of the hotels will be attended
to. l6apr7g-tf
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rev. GEo
LEIDY, Pastor.---Servioes every Sabbath At 10,
A, NJ, and ~ p. NJ.
Sabbath School at A. NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday, at ~ p. NJ
Communion Service, first Sabbath Of ever,
month, at lOl A. NJ.
West Clearfeld NJ. T.. Church.--Rev
CHARLES W. BURNLEY, Pastor. Preaching eyerJ
alternate Sunday, at 5 o'clock, P. NJ. Sunday
School at 2l, p. NJ. All are invited to attend.
Presby terian Church--Rev. II. S. BurLEn
Sabbath services morning and eyening-Sab
bath School at p. M.-Prayer Meeting wednes
day evening.
Baptist Church.-Rev. - -, Pastor
Sabbath School ats p. NJ. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening.
It. Francis Church-- G atholic--Rev ?
J. .sHERIDAN.-Diyino service at l0i A. NJ, on
the first, third and fourth Sundays Of each month
yospors aud Benediction ofthe Blessed Sacrament
at O'Clock, P. M.-sunday School every Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
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just Received.

Just Received by ARNOLD, al
Gu RW ENSVILLE -
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster
Car Load pure Corn, Ryo and Oats
Chopl
Car Load Deaken Salt
Car Load of Choice Family Flour
Carload Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.
p@-Shlngles, Bark. r. r. Ties and
Grain will be taken in exchange.
Curwensville, May |, 1878.
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Mlarrifd.

R0sE-BRIGHT.-At the American House
Brookyile, Pa, on Thursday, September 10th
1850, by Rev. Theodore Henderson, Mr.. Isaac Z
R oss and Miss Ida Bright, all Of Dubois, Clear
county, Pa.
DUNLAP-DUGAN.-A the Lutheran par
Sonage, New Millport, on wednesday, Augus
18th, l $50, by Rev. p. D sherk, Mr.. Isaiah r
Dunlap, of Bloomington, and Miss Sadie Dugan
Of stoneyille, all Of clearheld county, Pa,
MoCRAcRES - FINK-At tho Lutheran
parsonage, New Millport, on Thursday, Septem-
Der 23d, 1880, by Rev. P. b. Sherk, Mr. Jona.
than McCraeken and Miss Henrietta Fink, all Of
New MillpOrt, cleardeld county, Pa.
HEETS-MERRILL-A the residence Of
the brides parents on Thursday, September 10th
1880, by Rev. l.. @. Merrill, assisted by Rev.
George Rice, Mr.. George r. Sheets, of Youngs.
town, Ohio, and Miss NJ. Alice Merrill, Of Wan.
pun, Pa.
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Esoal advertisements.

as will be approved. otherwise the property will
be Immediately put up and sold again at the eH'
pense and risk Of the person to whom II was
struck off, and who, In case Of deficiency at such
resale, shall mako good the same, and in no
instance will the Deed DO presented in Court for
confirmation unless the money Is actually paid 10
the Sheriff. JAMES MAHAffEf,
sHEHIrrs OFFICE, Sheriff
Oloarhold. Pa. Sent s. 1850.
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BoGGs AWAKE.

EAoLE BYE, September 10th, 1850.
Ma. GooDLASBER II have the pleasure to re-
port to you the organization Of a Hancock and
English Club at this place, on the evening Of
September, the 18th, with thirty mombers. We
expect at cur next meeting to increase our mem
bership to one hundred. J. T.. McLaren is
President, Jesse Goss Vice President, David
Mecse Treasurer, and @. W smeal Secretary
Everything is moving nicely aud harmoniously
Boggs will send 10 her report with an increase
over her usual majority.
Il W gvv.t gaerotarv
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The Fair at Brookville last week is
pronounced decided success by all who attended
It was said there was never a larger crowd in
Brookyile than that Of last week. 1t is estimated
that there were 1900 people on the grounds on
Thursday. The orpheus band returned home on
Saturday evening. An Eb Cornet, valued al
sixty dollars was contested for on Friday by the
orpheus band Of this place and the Excelsior
band Of Dubois. The judges reserved their de-
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-29

A FAcT.-An advertisement inserted
In the REPUBLICAN will reach more readers than
if published 10 all the other papers in the cOun-
ty, and cost the advertiser less than one-halI
In other words, an advertisement published in
our journal is worth double the price of that
charged by any other publisher in the county
Its fact" IT,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-29

N. Il. Arnold, of Curwensvillc, by q
new advertisement in this issue Of the REPUnLi'
CAN, gives notice to the public that hc !, now
ready to transact wholesale busines, in dry goods,
and furnishing goods of every description. Mt
Arnold SELECTS a share Of the patronage Of our
farmers and tradesnen, al they will inl him a
pleasant and rsl-eiass Dan 70 do hu siness with.
Call and see him at his store 10 Patton's new
brick block, CurEeusville.