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GRAPHIC CORRESPONDENTS.
Grit VS.. Pnsillanilmity---s Short Lecture
tli the Editor. .

tli the Editor.
In continuing to furnish gratuitous
counsel urging upon the editor the
necessity of making the GRAPruc popu-
lar by a little shrewd management, we
would have you emulate the noble les
son Of your neighbors II you have
been careful observer, you have no.
ticed contemporary journals doing The
very thing we urge upon you, so that
while they observe some respect for the
enlightened and christian sentiments Of
community, show strong sympathies for
the opposite sentiments. And you will
see The best of reasons for this bias to
the vicious side, in the fact that you
viii be in sympathy with the majority.
and in the fact that the more enlightcn-
ed and better classes will be more for
bearing with you. and less sensitive than
the others. So you should assume an
attitude of friendship toward ALL oe-
casonally complimenting preachers
and church interests, and yet remember
multitudes of readers despise churches
and preachers, and you should not fail
to thrust them when ever you have
opportunity. And ior every compli-
meu4a1y statement Won have orcag;on Ia
n,alo rosnect;ro cbr;st;,, H., ond
fasI;n,rs yon sh6,ld nof f,;l ~ nonrs @
jL., nr,,traI;,o 4 L., J;eror,,,;;i
.j,'st1 % ;ns;n,,a,;on. an1 ;nn,,a" 49,, Jug
If WOW, on, uni tba Gn,ru,r f. I'm H.
No ,,,,,,'a,nisb ;daas nF bnnor and f,,,
1s,i;nC, i, thasa tb;,,@,s 70 ,os,.,;u ra,, ,~,,
in lie least ~ y ~ '''' ~"
Then do mo-. fail 10 u, , l;ttlo d;c4,-
fo,';sl tovsrd tha nt,.;,t;a,, ,,,;,,;'.'...
iaatur;,a tin so,n,lI,, - ~,
s1cred 666gafi@ns and wa,1;na nm HEM ,el
.nlrnnlv aS5ins: p,addl;nar i, Tho .d;rtv
nooI of rol;iir.', Tef ffeTn coo ttSi
tbo;,. l,d,,nd ,,ro4;sss;Sr ,,.n,ors ~,
and deurives rbpm of All tho ord;ngry
priyiietes of citizenshin tbat that thc
i.ai;,+;os, fanr tl,,.L and ,,,o f,,.
a3yfi,l tb;nG that thev sbol,lI rL;rk -, 81
nothing else, and oaght cheerIully to
allow any gentleman to spit n their
face and shlouid be devoutly thankful
Tor beng allowed an existence in this
world. And wmle You give emphasis
to these restrictions and INSIST upon
their adhcrng carefully 10 the one idea
OF their 5, you at the same time defining
the duiIes and limits Of that calling:
yet De careful to allow no limits toyour
OWE calling: bat assume that il includes
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DI 'I'ELlG9I.IIIR

london. May l:'.--The volume ofem-
igraiion promises to exceed that ot April
when 2940l persons ieit Liverpool, 2j,-
lS7 for the United States.
Wilmington. Dek. May g. -Ex-Sen-
al0r James 4. ijaEard IS much w5aker
to-day. and apparently sinking -aydly.
Heresist5 tie efforts Of attendants TO
give him nourishment.
sh.ngtdn, D. G. May 13.--Wadc
Hampton WI open t0-eay on the kei-
iogQ- Spoi',Did case, taking tie ground
that il is res adjed;cotaaad cannot ne
rlupcned. lie VIII be followed Oy Gar
iand Of Arkansas iiayald aud ptndle-
ton, a!l IN tie same VEN. The senate
will take no action on the case and Kel-
.ogg will retain his seat.
4 gentleman formerly of New Or
leans. now a resident OF st. Louis. viii
visit Cape Girartieau soon with a view
ofeseablishine q manuiactorg o. queens
ware rom the clay found in such
abundance in that county.
A terrific hail Storm visited Clay
township Rails county, last Saturday
evening which did great damage in
the wa..et killing Young fowls, breaking
windoRs stripping whole orchards Of
buds and leaves. Jefferson Glascock
picked up q number ofhaii stones near
his place, three Of which weighed two
pounds.
= a Russian countess rarades the
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ONEDoLLAR
PER YEAR.

Payable in advance Special rates toagents
Remitances should be made by United
States Post Office Money Orders. bank drafts,
or registered letters. whenever ii can be done.
Directions should be made plainly, giving
name Of Post Office county and State
Address all letters GLOBE DEMOCRAT
PRINTING COMPANY. ST. LOUIS, MO.
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Gen. Iieiutzallnan.

Maj.-Gen. Samuel ?. Heintzelman
whose death has already been announced
in last weeks GEArulc, was brother
of Mrs. }. Il. IIaller, Of this county,
Gen. Heintzelman was born in pennsyl-
vania IN 1905, and entered the army
from West Point in i625. and devoted
the whole of his long life 10 the service
of his country as q soldier. He served
with d;stinctionia IL the Florida war. then
in Mexico, coming ont Of the latter as u
major. and afterwards servedaceeptably
in California. was hreveted Liout.-Col.
for services in the indian campaign of
1851. Al the outbreak Of the war. IN
Ike too many others OF tie regular
officers, he remained true to the old flag
and served throughout the rebellion
with distinction. liislife anI services
constitute IN honorable chapter Of the
history of our country. and his memory
viii be preserved and honorad along
with those Of Scott and Sherman and
Grant and Sheridan and the
numerous and gallant heroes who
haze engraved theirnames, inimper,ish-
able glory, as tie DEFENDERS of the
Flag
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THE BEST AND CHEAPEST WEEKLY
NEWSPAPER N AMERICA.
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TIL, PRIMARIES.

IN
There is one thing that we wish to
urge upon republicans. and that is to
attend the primary elections. and inter-
est themselves in the matter of select
ins;%ar i;dates for the various Offices
who will be the choice of their constit-
uents. You hold this power in your
own hands and ii is but the duty of ey-
cry republican 10 take personal interest
in this matter.
Consult with each other; consult with
your central-committeemen, and let
them know what you want. and thus
prevent the dissatisfaction that is some
times manifested. We want concert of
action after the nominations. dltrags.
and whenever we fail to secure that, we
leave a vulnerable spot fer the enemy 5
attack.
We have heard mutterings of discon-
tent and expressions Of dissatisfaction
in many quarters. Men have even
left the party and refused to affiliate,
not because they have LOST faith in re-.
publicanism they say, but because there
are certain influences brought to bear
through the means of which they are
wrorged and cheated out OF what be-
long to them politically. So they first
become careless, taking little interest,
and finally drift entirely away from
their own patty.
Is this wise
When the rain is ponring down and
the house that has sheltered you for
years begins 10 leak, DO you go out into
the storm to keep from getting wet
Would not such a course be considered
unbecoming a practical sensible man
Well it is just as unwisc 10 neglect
your duty as a republican or desert
your party because things do not go tc
suit you.
by others faults wise man correct
their own.' Be wise, fight for princi-
pie and ii t1-icksters and wire puliers
get the advantage of YOU, through your
cwn negligence, N one instance. learn a
lesson from your defeat, 60 your duty
and a second time you VIII be more
successful. Principle and justice can
not always be defeated.
Suppose You should fail sometimes to
get the man of your choice, is that any
reason why you should get cross and
threaten to bolt the party ? isitGotan
evidence Of insincerity net to be willing
to be governed by the will of the ma
iority ? Then stop grumbiing and at
tend the primaries to man, whether a
delegate convention or a primary elec-
ton, and see that only the hest men are
chosen as your Representatives.
If man deceiyes you do not trust
him 4 second time ; let men know that
they must be truc,-true TO principle,
true to their party and true to your
wishes-or they cannot expect prefer
ment at Your hands. Place premium
upon honesty by your action at the
primaries and the cause for dissatislac-
ton viii be removed; and it is in your
own power as before stated to DO al
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Tae Edna National says: The good
tempiar's excursion from Kirlsyiile
was big thing, there being nine
coaches OF excursionists. Some OF the
boys imbibed too much river water
while in this city, which didn't agree
with them very well.
1t wasn't our good templars, that did
it. II was some of those Sullivan folks
that wasn't accustomed to railroads
and got a Little sea SICK, that's all
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Shows Ability.

Tie first number of the ncw ra7ubli-
can paper az kirksvillc the II'eLig
Giupbic. has reached cur fable itprt
scntS neat appearance and shows at1li
ty in its editorial department. We
wish ii success in every respect News,
Canton.
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Make Up Good.

A copy Of the initial number of The
II .ceiiy GrGDhic. published at Kinks
vile by br.l. u. Swetaam, and edited
by ". II. Gill, is before rs. That
makes the second republican paper pub
lls!led at that place, and while we can
nnt.commend the pesl,y political princi-
pies ii advocates, we wish it success
financially. The make up and mechan-
ieal execution OF the GrGpb'c is good.
and It's editorial productions efince
more than a Gill iheir superior to the
average country newspaper Memphis
Democrat.
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\ Virtual Newspaper Gift to the Farm
ers of the West.

The publisher Of the St Louis Post-Dis-
patch with - view of placing tlIc weekly i'll
the hand4 Of every democrat in Missouri and
the west during this critical presidential cam
pais,n, will send the Weekly Post Dispatch,
Tree of postage, t0 any pOst-oiliee in the L. )
SIX MONTHS FOR 3Oe
THREE MONTHS FOR 2tc
This is actually below the cost of white pa
per. In other words, for five cents per month
you can have a large eight page journal OF
~ columns-enongh interesting reading mat
ter To fill a little book-Martet reports agri-
cultural gleanings. fresh telegraphie news.
household hints. entertaining stories, mseei-
lany and all the features 1f u iifst class week
ly newspaper-a complete mirror u all the
events Of the week.
In making this extraordinary proposition
the publisher il actuutcd by desire 10 build
up larg.. eirculaton- ard "a aid the cause
Of Democracy in the ;inaf struggle against i'm
peTialism and centralizaiiou.
~ Remember that for THIRTY CENTS,
or ten three cent postage stamps. you can
have the Weekly Post Dispatch sent to you
by mail. free Of postage, for six months
These terms are specially arranged for sin
gle postage stamp subscriptions consen-
ience that viii be readily appreciated.
THE WEEKLY POST-DISP4TCH
is regarded by the press everywhere as bril-
liant, live newspaper. Its democracy is en-
dorsed by the greatest leaders Of the party. as
of the most positive and aggressive character
By way of indnccmer; to friends To get up
clubs nj the new and unequalled rates. we
will send II copy Of tbs weekly six mouths 70
.trl
bers for that period. For fifty names We VIII
forward the daily Post Dsps:eh for SIX
months.
We want one hundred thousand subscribers
for the Weekly Post Dispatch at these mar
velously low rates, and we expect TO have
them.
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4 collision between the United States
Marshal possee and a large crowd os
settlers on railroad Lands in Tuiare
county California. resaltedin the kill
ing Of several Of the latter and The
wounding oftwo OF three Of the Off
GERS.
Editor of the Dsmoerotto subscriber:
Have you read my last editorial on
No, Doctor life IS too short
Good day!"
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How ihe philosopher and sage longs
for the good old days Of free fights and
free whisky. See last issue Of the Deat-
0cfui.
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Nevada instructed Is delegates 10 The
Chicago Convention to vote for James
&. Blaine for President.
Yesterday, South Carolina hung a
white man for killing negro.
Some railroad hands attempted 10
rescue a man from Jail at Augusta,
Kansas, but the Marshal Shot the leader
Of the mob dead, thus preventing the
release Of the prisoner.
One hundred pounds Of giant powder
stored at Central City, Black Jii'ls, ex-
p;oded last Tuesday, instantly killing
three men.
Cook county, H., sends two sets of
delegates to the Springfield convention.
Both the Grant and anti-Grant man.
ayers claim the state Of Illinois without
counting the Cook county delegates
Somebody must be mistaken.
Politics VIII reach fever heat in
Springfield, liz, next Wednesday.
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Times viii never lie permanently
good. until the man OF labor can make
q greater profit off his labor. than the
man who lends money for a living be-
cause money only represents value and
is not the actual foundation d prosperi-
ty.-I Democrat
Pray tell Us what amount Of
money to how much work. Also
please answer the following equally
pertinent question: Suppose a man is
SIX feet tall, how wide must lis hat
briIa be in order for his coat tail TO
drag the ground.
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Why don't the editor Of the Democr@
let Washington. jefferson. Hamilton.
etc. rest a little and take time 10
answer us in regard 10 the democracy
and public schools. Now don't prancc
out old Lycurgus or the Peleponesian
feilows-please don't.
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Subscription Prices.

DAILY.
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Including Sunday in Clubs Of Three
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Without Sunday. in Clubs of Three and
TRlWEEKfT.
Tncsd1ys, Fridays and. Sundays, per year.5 ~
L. Clubs OF Five ans. upwards. s........... -
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THE ST. LOUIS WEEKLY

Ro ST 0lsRArGE.
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WEEKLY GRAPHIC.
NEW TYPE. NEW PRESSES AND
NEW MATERIAL.


The GRAPHIC Will he pranouced and un
compromising il its advocacy OF Republican
doctrines, and VIII discus. all the poIitica! is
sues Of the coming campaign from that stand
point.
The editorial policy of the Graphic in its
remarks, criticisms and comments. will be &c
deal as far as possible with principles and ae-
tions, and 10 treat all, whether friend or OPP
ponent witl the courtesy due between gentle
men.
Special care viii be devoted to. the depart
mcnts OF
Town and County News.
Local and General Markets,
Immigration Notes,
State News, Etc
as well as county, State and National Politics,
General News. and Current Literature
Having no private Axe to Grind or official
ambition to crafty, the GRAPHIC will be en-
abed to deal with ali questions from an un-
prijudiced stand point
TERMS
Single copy year $1.5O
Clubs Of 10. one year, each LII
Clubs Of 20, one year, each 10
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The philosopher can nave untii next
week 10 cool OF. We would suggest
Ice to lis head and mustard drafts to
his feet.
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New Subscriptions since last issue
113
Essential to the Safety of the Citizen.

The citizens of each state shall be entitled
30 ali TIE privileges and immunities Of citi-
zens in !t.e several sta.es.-Const. AT. 1, Sec.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-11-24

"WiU YOU take wheat, oats or corn for sub
,,rtpuonr p We are often inquired Of in this way
by letter from patrons who reside q, distance
from Clcarfcld We again say yes. The receipts
Of are,pousible merchant or mill oaner 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. Breth,
in Cbes, towurbp, Horace Pa,chn, in Burnside,
Thomas Il. Forcey, in Graham, Wm Porter or
shaws, In Lawrence, or Brown seyler's, Al
Rockton, Union 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. If they will pursue this
course u.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-11-24
A CARD.


NEW WAsnISorOs, Nov 18th, 1850.
EnIroR knruBLioAN--S Sirs WIZ you permit
mo through the knrupLIcAs To tender my CRATE
iul acknuwledg' ment Vt the kindness aud re-
spcci unaffected by over one hundred friends
from different sections. on tho 18th last. II being
the ievsnu fourth anniyeuafy OF my birth. who
alter enjoying delight seafon Of social inter .
course and pAriaking Of bouutiful repast, pro-
uded Oy themselves, repaired to The NJ. Z
Church. After singing. payer was offered by
the Rev. q. u. Ague, pastor oi the NJ Il. Church,
then singing BY ehoir Of young ladio,. Rev. s.
Miles gave an expression of thaakfulr css In an
address embody Ing review Of the forty sis years
OF bis ministry. Tbs was fVlloWed BY Adirssses
ifom tue hev. I. vaaSooyoc, Rev. 5, Purman, of
lndiina county, Rev. J, Is. Dean, VI Reyuods
vile, and Mr b. Hose, and benedietion BY
Rev. 8. Miies.
1he Trends appeared 10 enjoy themselves
greatly and separated with the kndesi eongraiu.
alons TO the recipient OF their iA,ors, leaving A.
tokens and evidence Of their respect some ssl 10
money and nj least $50 dollars wofth Of articles
Tot family use. hny the God whom | Try to
serve sbunaanty, 10 Providence and grace, blcsi
the Kind donors, and may they over realise that
1T is more blessed 10 give than receive, aud the
liberal soul shall bo made fatg May God bless
them. gsnuEL MftHs
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-11-24
C,OURT PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, Hon. c. a. MAYER, President
Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas Of
the Twenty-ffth Judicial District, composed OF
the counties Of Clearield, Centre and Clinton
and Hon. ABRAM OGDEN and Hon. VISoExr D.
Hour, Associate Judges OF Cloarleld county
have issued their precept,t TO me directed for the
holding Of Court Of Common Pleas, 0rphans'
Court, Court of Quarter Sessions, Court Of Oyer
and Terminer, aud Court Of General Jail Deiiv-
cry, the Court House at in and for the
county Of Cleardeld commencing on the Second
Monday of January, IOth) A. ID. lSsI,
and TO continue for two weeks.
NOTICE Is, therefore, hereby given to the
Coroner, Justices OFT the Peace, and Constables,
IN and for said county of ClearGeld, to appear in
their proper persons, With their Records, Rolls,
Inquisitions, Examinations, and other Remem-
brances, to do those things which to their Offices,
and In thoir behalf, pertain to be done.
By an Act Of Assembly, passed the sth day Of
May, A. D. 1854 II is made the duty Of the JUS
tices Of the Peace Of the several counties Of this
Commonwealth, to return to tho CLERK Of the
Court Of Quarter Sessions Of tho respective
counties, all the recognizanoos entered into before
them by any person or persons charged With the
commission Of any crime, except such cases as
may be ondod before Justice Of the Peace, un-
dor existing laws, at least ten days before the
commencement Of the session Of the Court TO
which they arc made roturnable respectively, and
In oil cases where any rccognizanoes are entered
into less than ten days before the commencement
Of the session to which they are made returna-
bic, the said Justices are 10 return the same In
the sane manner as II said act had not been
passed.
GIVEN snder my hand at Clear6old, this 2Ih
day Of November, 10 the year Of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and eighty.
nov. cate JAMES MAHAFFEY, Sheriff.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-11-24

A SUBSTANTIAL TEsTfMoNIAL-Re
Dr.. William J. Gibson, having recently competed
fifty years IN the Ministry Of the Presbyterian
Church, bis friends in the Huntingdon Presby'
tory, 10 which be has rtsd ded for more than forty
years, desiring to manifest their appreciation Of
this unusual occurrence, as we'll as their affection
for the ian, visited him at bis home in Dun
eansyille, Blair county, on Thursday Of last
week, Nov. 18th, and presented him with Ger
tideate Of the First National Dauk Of Hollidays-
bure, for Sl,5O2 IS. This amount will be used
to purehase a hose for tho venerable Minister,
who has teen in this Presbyiery since 1883, and
always actively employed. Dr.. Gibson has pass
cd bis 7Oth year, aud, ihough physically impaired
BY time aud service, bis m,nd retains all its
original strength. The congregations In this
county that contributed, With the amount, are the
following clsardold, sS5i Beulah and lloui''
dale, SG5 Fruit Ill., SIS oscsoln, $40.
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1880. FALL & WINTER. 1880.

Grand opening Of MILLINERY GOODS, at
II. Lehman 4 Co.'S, Opera uou'e, clearfeld, Pa.
The latest novelties In Hats, Dounets. silks,
velvets, Satins. Pushes, Fancy Feathers, Wings,
Flowers and Ornaments, Ladies' CLOAKS and
DOLLMANs, Shawls, Blankets Skirts, and a
full line of DRESS GOODS, Flauuels, Cloakings,
etc. Thanking the citizens Of Clcardcld and
vicinity for pas, favo =, We solicit continuance
Of the same II LEHMAN 4 Co.
Oct, 10, 1850 IT,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rey. Gro
LEIDr, Pastgr.---Seryiees every Sabbath At IOg
A, NJ, and a P. NJ.
Sabbath School at A. NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday, at 7IP.M
Conn union Service, first Sabbath of every
month, at lOi A. NJ.
West Cleartield NJ. Il. Church.--Roy
CnAuLCs W. DUfNLEY, Pastor. Preaching every
alternate Sunday, at s o'clock, p. NJ. Sunday
School at ~, p. NJ. Al are invited to attend.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. II. s. BurLER.
Sabbath services morning and evoning--sab-
bath School at p. .M.-Prayer Meeting Wednes-
day evening
Baptist Chureh.-Rev. - -, Pastor
Sabbath sehoolA p. NJ. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening.
81 Francis Church--Cathollc-- p
J. SHEHIDAs.--Diyine service at lOi a. NJ, on
the first, third and fourth Sunday of each month;
Vespers and Benediction OF 1.-THE Blessed Sacrament
at 7o'clock, P. M.-sunday School evory Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-11-24

FARMERS, Look HERE!-Lytle will
give you highest market prices for Wheat, Oats
Corn, Buckwhcat, Butter, Eggs, Onions, Apples
dried fruits, and all kinds Of produce lac has
the largest and best foleoted stock Of groceries,
teas, coaees. molasses, spices, oil salt sugar,
queensware, tubs, buckets, baskets, churns, Gc.,
in Cleardrld county. lie buys his goods 10 large
quantities from manufactures and Grst hands
for cash, nnd takes the advantage Of oil
discounts, and so he is enabled to sell at lowos,
prices. lie givcs cash prices for produce und sells
his goods at the lowest prices in the county
Sept-2i-'79