Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-11-10

II years, was lodged Ia Jail on Saturday for tn
a larceny Of pair Of boots from Joseph II. Deer
0 ngs shop. Two other boys Dro implicated ~
l. were bailed by their fathers.
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= RAILROAD TO GLEN IoPE.-Tho citi
sens Of Beo,aria aud Jordan tovulbip7, and Vi
''nity, are ca'lol meet at Glen llopo on salu-
day, tho Goth lost, for lhe rvfro.s of lakin
steps 10 secure the cstcntoa of the Bo'l's Co
/ Railroad from Co,'port 90 G',u Hope A hrr
atrudareo !. rqacstol
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OPENING OF THE LEwIsBuRd a TY
y noNE RAILROAD The Lewishnfg ant Tyr1p
Railroad, extending from Tyrone to Ceunylya
. uia Furnace, distance OF 1919 milos, was opene,
formally on Monday last and will be optraiel
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company as par
Of the Tyrone Division.
% \ new schedule on the II. a G. Rail
road went into effect on Monday last, There 4
no change, - far as we could learn, except sha
the Expre arrives here at 1907 P. NJ, instea,
Of 9;Ss, and the Loesl Freight arrives Garlic
than formerly. Al other trains arrive and de
part as before.
VIM. J. Hoffer has received ful
stock Of Pail aud Winter goods at bis store il
the Opera House. lie Keeps al kinds Of mer
ehandise such rs dry goods, mon and boy's cloth
Ing, boots and ,hocs, qucensware, glassware
fresh groceries, notions, &c, &c. Give him
call, and satify yourself that HoGcrs store is th,
place to get bargains.
List Of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Podoilice at Cloarfold, Pa, for the week
ending November sth, 1880:
Miss Mollie Brakeman, Curnclla Baugbman
Monaky Baudry, John l.. Butler, Susan Coin
John II. Cell, Jennie Chilcoti, A. d. Cody, Ado.
mand Dnpcari, Eglert hale, George Jones, f
l.. Martin t2). GAULIN, pm.
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The wreck of coal cars at the Big
fili' last Wednesday evening detained The Ex-
press train until Thursday morning, before the
passengers and mail could be transferred. The
passengers remained on hoard the train al night,
arriving at Clondcd at $50 A. N. The trains
on Thursday were all badly out Of time. Every.
thiag was all right on Friday, however, and
trains were running as usual.
Coal Inf any Of our coal bank
men feel like urading some Of their product for a
series Of numbers Of copies Of the CLEARrlELD
REPUBLICAN, we will gladly show them where to
put two or three hundred bushels on account in
that way. We have bin at our residence aud
one at the Office that will hold a load every now
and then. bat to the wise is very ssgo ro.
mark, and should be sufficient. Nov, 1912,
Mr.. Henry Kratzcr, an old and
highly respected citizen Of JohnstoUn, and a
broiherto our old ltownsman, Christopher Kratzer,
Esq, died On Monday Of last week, the lst inst,
10 the s2i year Of his age. The deceased .ls
born near BcIlgtJute, and vas a shoemaker by
occupation. lie learned bis trade with an older
brother, John Kra'z-r, ia 1919 John is now
aged SO, aud is living ut Ashland Furnace
near Chest Springs, Cambria county. Christie
phor, aged about rs, and John are the ouy
surviving members Of the flmily.
Is IT So THE Huntingdon NeUs
Of the Let inst, cracks joke Of this kind "The
Rev. Mr. Moniugor, Of Cassvilo, visited Clear.
field recently, and was recognized on bis arrival
rs Senator voorhees,, who was expected to al
dress Democratic muss meeting then pending.
After receiving many honors, salutatious, ETC.,
the Democracy was greatly discounted when
they discovered Methodist preacher, Of Repub.
lacan faith, in their midst, while the Senator was
elsewhere doing justice to Democracy"
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SOMEBODY LYING,-A pretty good
joke was played of on one half dozen Prohibition
advocates in this borough on the last election
day. The election board only found one ticket
in the box, while about six men Of truth and
yaracity tn other Affairs said they would, from
pure and undeflei principle, deposit in the ballot
box that ticket on olo,tion day. Il is no
wonder that poet at one day recorded tho fol-
lowing
"How vain are all things here below,
How false and yet how lair 90
WEDDED.-The marriage Of Mr.. W
Il. Wallace, son sf Senator Wallace, to Miss
Hattie Weakly, 90 Thurslay last, at the residence
Of the bride's uncle, @. b. Goodlander was a very
pleasant affair. The ceremony was performed by
Rev. VIM. II. Dill and the attendants were Mr.
George MeNier, of Washington City, D. G., and
Miss Gussie l.. Wallace, sister Of the groom.
The presents to the bride were prolusiye and
handsome. The bridal party left % the after.
noon train for two weeks visit to Pittsburgh,
Niagara aud cities ia the East
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A STORM INCIDENT. 1t is not often
we can record an event Of such striking impOr-
tance as that which occurred during the great
storm Of Saturday hight last, Mr.. whitmore
selfriige's house near shawsyille, in Goshen
township, was serio usly damaged, the roof having
been blown Of and one end pushed in, and dur.
ing all that fraeas bis wife, not at all disnayod,
gave birth to a bouncing boy, and all are doing
as we'll as could be expected. We would suggest |
as au appropriate name for that boy that he be
called "NMBUs," because he was born 10 storm.
A SIMPLE AND SAFE CURE FOR
CaoUP.-As Group prevails at this season Of tho |
year tho following safe remedy, recommended by |
a LADY FA5 has tried it, may be Of timely service
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