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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28

eei8idt tuurSe, 1T losbsn iurldsetsbrt
unS bat einen sIdnSsnoen 8eri6t Gber
freunbIi6e glufnabms, bic ibm ;u GbsiI
ipurSe, eritattet.
Or. 5rieSri8 aapp belt AM
Wpntas ppr bem se9enparti5 in Berlin
taSsnben boItspirtbiduftli8en aonsreB
Elm. pprsisIibe 8eOe iiber 8pIOuiIatipn
unb Slu8ipanceruns. Der 8onsreb CT.
tIdrts es ais feline 9Iniidt, bab bic ges
9enipdrtiSe @etre;beprobuftion in ben
Ser. Staaten Der tibermaBiscn 9tusbeu.
tuns bss SOSes susui6reibsn 1T, ipps
bur4 berieIbe sri6bpft iperben mafs,
10 baB i'm 2aufe Der 3eit bic 8etreice=
prpSutticn glmerifa'S auf raS 0ipeau
Der eurOpdiiden Berabiinfen iperce.
s Der Gsar fol- IebenssefabrIid er.
franit iein unO Ioa man befiir6ten, oab
Elm S6la9fIub ieinem 9eben Elm Cube
MAIDEN ipirb.
= llebsr elm Grubenunslad bel 9ats
tctplb beri6tet bic ,, ,SbIeI. BreKe" bonn
Z. Dit. nod SOlsenbes Sn einer Der
8raf Renaro'i6en ScbIeneruben in
9emtpWcSnra in YOIen, in Der 9l6be
BON &attoipiB 9cIegen, bat am 6. ).
Otts. 9tadmIttags elm 0ur6bru6 bon
| io8enanntem fliiiii0em 0sbirse in bic
0rubenidadte itattgeiunoenunb oaburt;
bic in Der 0rube bei6Gitigten 9srsIeute,
sini9e fiinfsi8 an Der 3abI, ipem AUDI
nidt gang oeridiittct, 70 bod ibnen bic
oauptaus8dnse abSei6nitten. Seute
UlorSen :par BON ben in Der @rube bes
flnSli6en Wlannidaften nod feiner Al
Gage 9ef6rbert iporben, 10 bah man
befilr6tet, bieieIben perbcn bem @rs
itidun8stpSe gum Spfer fallen. Gon
anoerer Seite sebtbem senannten 9Iatte
ilbsr bas @rutenunSIiid foIsenber 9es
rl9t Su: Soeben, Sipiiden 4 uno 5 llbi
Na6mittass, perunsIiidten in elmer auf
riIiilidem @ebiet, ncrbbitIi6 bon Dlpss
lopiB, i'll Der unmittelbarcn 9tdbe bes
YrSemi @rcnsiluHeS bsIeseneu Graf
8enarbs Steintoblengrube in SspIae Gin=
erln8enS bon i6iuimmsnbem @ebirse in
bic 8rubenbaue 81 8er9Ieute. Bon
ben SerunSIiidten iino ;ur Stmoe 5
Yerionen Serettet, Die iibrigen 40 Iteben
8e8enip6rtig nod Der 8efabr bcs Grs
trintens 9C9enilbcr, pbsr iino, ipenn elm
Gntrlnnen ni6t mebr mDsli6 mar unb
bic beSrpbten grbeitsteaen pbqis mter
9Saher iteben, pieIIeidt I6pn tpet. Die
neutrality-suspicious. arbeiten nit
boiler Strait I'M Die 0rubenbaue m6a,
li6it Su entipGfern, unS aud i'm uebris
gen piro ni4tS unperiubt ssIaIlen, mas
Sur ytettunS Der Ssrungliidtcn bei,lttra.
gen 9esi8net lit. Der llneIlidsfaQ lit
um 10 beoduernspsrtber, ais bieIe Der
oarOn 9etroffenen SamiIienp6ter IinS.
Gin ni6t 8erinser SbeiI Der 9(rbeiter
Der Senannten SteintpbIen9rube beitebt
aus preubii6en llntertbanen unb 1T in
DIpSIoipig ipcbnbaft. Gs 1T oIIo ~
permutben, bab unter ben 8eruneladz
ten aud oieiieits Ssimatbsaneebbgise
ltd befneen. 9ia9 IeBten Yeribtsn
iinO a4tunSStuam3iS 9srionen umse.
fpmmen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28
SIR. 1phn MuliBer

Iaste bel @sIesenheit Der srObartissn
bemofratii6sn Concentration Su @Isps.
LAM l;S o., am SHIub ieiner HeSe 6OIs
9enees:
Sunbterttauienb, psnn ni&t 0iiaio,
nen Tbaler, ieien bon Der 8au Strabe
unS cen GapitaIiren bon Bottom, 9bi'
labelpbia II. (. ~. auf9ebradt porocn.
gu tpsI6em 3wede? lin bic 8abI
Su corruptiren, uuo einen @e6id ;u
perbiiten. Die Sauptfrase, Die isbt
entihieben tperbep miiiie, laute: Sb
bls 8pIf nod i'm StanSe iei, cinen
@e6IeI berbsi;ufiibrsu, Obsr oh bic
9lriItpfratie umS Die glrmce Der Beam.
ten umter Der Iesren 6ofm elmer 3epubs
Iif berri6en ipIIcn.
Sr. 9yuIigsr Driff Sanu Srn. S6urs
isbr beftis an. Or iaste, es fei tein
8unoer, bah bieier fir bic republifani'
i6e Yartci fdmpis, esnn sr tplrSe, ipenn
bic 0emptroten iiesten, isin gmt psrs
lieren. SO iei urpatriptii6 uno uns
redt BON Stura Sanb in bic 9lusen
is;ner 9anSsIsuts ~ itrsuen. Sdmmts
Ii6e 9lrsumente beS 9rn. S6urs ieien
nur barauf berednet eeipeisn, bic
8esieruus bisier 8Cpublit permanent
su MAIDEN. Iuss. ipas or ssIagt babe,
isi su GunIten einsr 0lcnarbis, III
0unitsn Der Uliaiondre unb sesen bic
aRaiOritat Sss 9pIteS seri6tet sepsisn.
ST.. SGpr; isi l6On i;;;!!!".a:!!! ii;;;;;!"a! Elm i6Ic&s
ter grop9st seipsien, ais sr i'm Sabre
1872 fur ben 8ouUernbT Senbrids tn
Snbiana bsmOIratiI6e StumprsSen
belt une 9eseu bic GripdbIuns pes
Srn. SdqeS in ben GOnsreb arbeitets.
Sn 1876 babe Sdurs fir SenfeIben
Supes unb ecssn benIclben SsnbridS
Stumprecen gebaltsu. Gr itumpe isBt
fir benielben glrtbur, eeiisn gntfernung
aus bem 9tctp Oorter 3oabauie CT einit
iparm befiirpprtete.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28
Sfeme Amsci9en.
Scrmania 2ebcms Serficber.
nngss6eiclliebaft ;m
SSetu 2Iprf,

DIR llnispti9nstr rrIaubt Tb, tru 9srISr.
ten cblsrr ejrlsIIiGaft, ionic iriutn 6rrunem
une Sfidnnttn bic gRittbriIung ~ MAIDEN. ZAP
in 6rl8s her bsrrritsbrnern gIbrriis ofs osun
an9. StuBbn9 ibnl an bsutistu Sage eis
aSsnmr thr SnantrU unp llmstssnp iibtr-
tragen purrr.
Die ,,gfrmGnia" bat pGbrtue ibrts aOiGb.
ristn Ssrbrns bnrb feline @tl5Sitsfiibrura
tin antrfdunt brbts Rsnpmmrs Cripgrtsn; unp
pirS IS eabsr tln S)epsr, esr zine abpIut suite
une iclies 8srilbrune iir rie Srinsn niinlGt
in lsinsm SnhrtiIt fnprn, cine Vclirt her Gjtr.
manll ju tsllBsH. Cas gtrmGsm er 6ritll.
l9aft IL ca. 9,OO00O0 Gclls.
gnbrfas Grnrae, slat,
iu iPrc6ru tti Or. gSsblau, Gdc gadaplnna
UNI gNpenlina slrsnurt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28
: BrcR u eb.us,-,s..
MI8 Gin

9aGS mittsI it SaS 81. SofpbS
. el BON mtibcrtrofencm g8ertbe, Sa
sS itnelle imS ii4ere S5ilfe ibGfit :
ielblt peraItete Sale, pcIde Der 9unit
Der Aerite ipctteten, mlilen Ieiner SeiI.
trait ipeiden. Slime. 81 aria SSf.
20 TIT bic ttaIieniIde grimaSpnma
STACY gill GSd., grdIiSent
Mount 9lubrp SnrIinc6 u. 81. in Sin.
Slnnatt D.; 9lrOf. 6. ,. 0upICfiis
VStano8er hes @pmuuiamS in Gbieaao,,
Sas. Sadion g mitb. s So
yi't9I'ee Ses StaNtratbeS in Glepelonp
o.; .. y. Gpote, & Sd. glmeriE
can GrpreB Co., Chicago, SlS. Vrpf
Z. . . S5l ! T. ePisa8r! SaS.; ecintr
Sr@ 98trSen y. Aep. 8ii6pf
" m our III GlCpeIanS, o.; g.
=. g olompn gr.@po. g8oibiuos
ton Fer, San ,SranciSco. Cal. :; 0rpf
7 S'es Der bsrabmte 0ieteorolpgif in
ct. SouiS, Dip.; Son. GboS q
Snme& 9oitmeiittr, 92cp gIcrf.
gSm. .. @areing GSo. S[iit
Ven. Supt, Gieip gprl Tpi. since iinS.
eni9e Der pts!cn prpmincn en- gerionem
WFlgs aus el8encr Gifa6um1 ben
oeutlhen SsiImittel bds pSlnite qnh
an8eeeiben Iaiieu. Gi: gia nsn pbioer
Yerlonen iteben ais cine q, tp.iIe 0nr6ns
tie filr oen 9Sertb res DtitclS unS Ioi.
len aud nidt ben Isiieitcu 3peife[ In
leIne 9Sutum9strait auiiommen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28
s(n;1 ;ur SSabl.

Die AM naditcn SienitaS itatttn'
senSs @abl wir0 unitreInS e'ne Us'
pi6tisRen mO berbdn8nibroQiten III
Der @ei6i6te rmieres 2an6es iperoen.
g9ir baben bic pcrsanBenen stpei DIos
nate uu8 bsitrebt, Die Seier bieicS SIots
tes init alien 6rasen pertraut su mas
den, nm bic e8 iid in bieiem @ubIs
fampfe bauSeIt. Der Gbaratter Der
beioen Ganbioaten, ipelde fir bas bb9its
9tmt Der 3epubIit bOr8ei4IuSen iinb,
fpGte ibnen 8encigcnO betannt iein, UNI
pbne 3BBern lire gIuSfpabI au treffen.
gS;r iinb Der merIditterIi9en nsber'
,euaino, SaB, wenn bic 8eputIitaner
am 2. glopemSsr iiegen, cine 4rdiipsn'
tenwabl il6erbaupt qibt meRr n5tbi8,
poer So6 nur Gin mniistS TOhsnipie|
fein pirb. 99em baS Bolt btr Ger
StoGten BEN 9raiiHentenbiebitaPI bon
1876 bm9 bic GripabIun8 cines repab'
Iitaniiden SsGiipenten fanttionirt, 10
pcrSicnt e8 Die &nt,te unb 1T Der Srel'
belt unipiirSis peun eS 't'IIl@ipe'Ssn0
buIbet OSer Nur6 iein Sotum 'ar Den
repubIiiauii9en Ganbioaten pifen bu'
Ii8t, baB ter an Der @abIurne pffsn
lmb unspeibsutiS ausgeIprpGene SpItss
ipiQe hur6 SaIibms Der @ubIberidte
in bas 0ssenibeiI berwunseIt ipirb (ipie
Sies in 9ouiiiana unb SIpribG sci9aP),
Sann lit eS nidt ipiirbi9 bes bb9iten
GjusS eineS frsien SiirSsrs = bes
GtimnrS6tS ; tpem es einem @ame
entscscniube.It mO ibn 5u Der bO4iten
g8urSe, bic einer:1 ameritanli6sn SiIr'
ger errsidbar 1T, erp&ShIt, Der bon iei'
men cigcnen 9arteisenO6en Ger Seite3 5
ilng unb SeS WeineiSS anSeIIa8t "urpe
lnb IiG ni6t bon SisIem Spripurfs 8e'
reini8t bat, nod rsiniBen fam, bam 1T
Der GIaube auf repubIiianii6e Sir9er'
tusen6 citsI 2us unN Srus unb bic 3eit
ui9t mebr fern, 100 Der bon ben 8atern
Sieicr 3epubIit i'm Sertrauen uuf Greu
NIB @Iauben umS Sen Iatriptisms els
mes ,.reien SoItsS erri9tete 8ou entipe.
Der AtbmabIib Suiammenbre6m Ober
gflfRr gnS slnar6ie All StCIIe elmer
SbuSeranen 8oi.sSresierun8 treten iuer'
Ben. Damn pirS sSs.merita aufRDren,
elm 9tipI fur bic llnterbru,ttsn leceE
9iationaIitdt, Gin ieiter Sort Der b.re''
belt su ieiu. Die rssierenNe 9artei
fpirS I'M 9ouscftbI ibrer Dladt ii9
ags 9IuSidreitunSen erIouben t6nnen,
pic ibren 8pedeu bienIib imS, bem eiu
@pli, bos fdufIi6 lit, 1T Der 9erri6'
5ud,t Mot mebr sefdbrIib.
9empiraten, bsSentt gem Sbr
In Sieisr @abl umterIieSt 10 bort bic
gartsi, ais cine rationale, gu sgjitirsn
auf mir mOSen in 3ufunft nod IOtaIe
GrfoIse srrinseR, in Staatss unO
StaStlpabIsu fsssn - abtr bas tpirO
aub 9lass isin. glo6 lit sS mOsIi4,
bur6 elm ssorOnetes, mutbiSes 9or'
ssben, bur6 uneri9attsrIide StunNbaf'
k1sit an uniers 9anncrtrdger bas
bsnb. llnbeiI absuipenSen. es 1T
alsin aSSIid, es 1T fait aIs ss'
psbmsn, tab mir SnSiana y
emFapabI lpisSsr Ssr Senp'
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28
SnIanO.

= stuf bem GlpSe iulIen fanf SaHt.
pier fur cine neue ainie sipii&en 5ranf'
reid unS ben Ser. Staaten ssbaut
perSen.
-SObn $. Studer, ipeIdsr I'M SOs
rissn g(ySuit SObn 9aip, ben Ssrfibrsr
ieiner SSFau, eri6ob, iuurbs AM ROntas
in Ns ion, Snb., freiseipro6en.
Il = Sem 8rsmsr 9ampfer ,asip.
Tia" Il = am 6reitas l459 eintuau.
Ser,r in 4aIiimOre OnsefOmmen Der
Sampf 9aits cine itGrmii&s 5aPrt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28
3m oerfaufen:
IG bminfifratprs SIn;cinc.

Nla6lnB brs ssrtprtrntn Sr. Sarl gIusuit
Suepts, Issbin ven Srrantcr, pa.
Sintsmal he llntsRri6nstr als Neminiilra.
tcrin etr rcrbtiaatsn SiutrIaiisrihaft angt.
itlIt iprretn IN, 10 riTp bisrmit Na6rittt an
ale Gisisui9sn ssaebrn rsIdr nch III irgtnp
elmer Grt unp 9Ssiis sritlbeu ibulesn eab ie
bisrmit aufstfrreert ilue, tdlrmGaIihit sprju.
lprtttn une NtSuttjdbltn; une icd5s, bic uph
rsbmdBtss 6rrrtTnuaeu babsu, rpa II rieirl.
hen rcherSIduttgt cinrtid,eu, eamit RibhJs
felt gsmltt puten fam.
emma Vubwig,
23l6p glemiu;tratprin.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28

Sas na6itebenbe lit elm senaues
@er,eitniB Der NsmOtrutii6en gIettorsn
fir 9raFoent. Sabet 9l6t, bab eas
Sidet, ipeI6es Sbr absebct, glame fir
Shame nit bem Cbigen iibersinitimmt.
ASsbtrt &. MpnasBan gSiIliam 8, gIagfcrr,
Srhn Sltpiu, Gbpiu u. pu,
Cain 81. Campbell. Gjillies Oalet,
Sckn 9pcfTtt, GepaTb genletr,
Iotbou 6. SAINTS, Gjrcrgs 5ilbnt
-5Somss GS. 05egS slrran, ,sllfrC6 ;. Martiu,
SIpnm 05trinarr. SrlnfIin Surnr,
gatridS. Birmingham, StaTs Y; LAWS,
Gjerrge u qpf, Nbram ~, Ssnl'H
Spbn y. gintpn lcbn =. MIatt
Spbn s. Carton, Galpin ~. 9rpsr
Somes9l & gudauan, @briitrpbtr MhStt,
8ctert ~. Giibicn, gSilliam y. AhnIaR
iSarry ". SSilicn, SamusI @r'flIth
s. Jtpb SbcmPipu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28
0Scrifeseltc 2tn9cbptc ,pcr.

ttn crm tlnttlti6ntlsn anatncmmsu
bic aRcntaa etn p. Sitpbr, llbr Atfnes,
CUR 9tmtnttruuB he's Ntlnb0csns i'm Stul-
hauit etr Vttritbnttn 9edrl. 9Sfdtn pfitnn
gnsluuft rage man an bti e. Z. gDaIier. sIr.
9tttft. Vile anBttptt miiheu ron tintm
EtPcitum rrn fuui prcitut tsaIeittt lsin ale
@araniit tbrli6sr gbii6tsn. Ias Rt6t III
srIbtbdltfE zines cher alle Nngttctr ;uTldlu-
rsiltn. u. gSsiHiatnf
grrilbir tss Sdu-g gpm,.;:itittt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1880-10-28
Robinson Hotel.
SCRANTON HOUSE,

srSrniitr tem Giisrbabr-Ttpck Snnntrn
attetUr Rod. GiarntbImrr.
SSirt rab surppGii6rm plane gtfiibrt.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-02-18
Auditors Certificate.
Commissioners Certificate,

s306 ssI7S s7iT6 10siOa siIs sissa lssi5S ansnO5a
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-02-18

NJ Il. the undersigned Commissioners Of Clear.
w field county, In the Commonwealth OF Penn
sylvaniA, having met on the 5th day Of JAzuary
A. d. 1850, according to law, and having exam
ined the several accounts aud vouchers Of PHILIP
D0TTs, Treasurer Of said county, for the year
A. d. 1879, do certify that We hnd them as herein
stated We find the amount due the county by
him 10 bo seven thousand seventy dollars
and ninety three ceAts ttf,075.qS) be Ia indebt-
cd to the Road fund In the sum Of one thousand
two hundred and seventeen dollars and seventy
throe-csnts (si,2l7.7s) and 10 the Poor fund In
tho sum Of one hundred and thirteen dollars and
thirty y-four cents l$l1S.Si); and amount uneol.
lec,ed from unseatpd lands for County purposes
is twenty eight thousand and hfty eight doliars
and seventy cents (s2s, ,05s70); and the amount
uncoliocted from Unseated lands for Road pur-
poses is thirty-hve thousand eight hundred and
ninety four dollars and eighty three cents (ss,
s9i.ss); and tho amount uncollectod from Un-
seated lands for School purposes is twenty -four
thousand two hundred and forty-fve dollars and
sixty-two cents (s24, ,2t5.62)j the amount uncol-
lected from Unseated lands for Poor purposes is
ten thousand seven hundred and fity-hve dollars
and twenty cents i0,755.2o), For statement 10
detail, see al atoment Of Road, School and Poor Ia
detail herewith submitted, showing the amount
Of each fund paid the respective District Treas
urers, and the amount Of such fund yet IN the
hands Of the County Treasurer.
Witness cur hands, al Clesraeld, this nineteenth
day Of jan, A. ID. 80. G. W. KYLER,
ELAH JOHNSON,
Attest JOHN NORRIS,
JcnN W liowE, CLERK. Commissioner
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-02-18
Receipts and Expenditures
Clearfield County,
FOR THE YEAR 1879.

DHILIP DOTTs, Esq, Treasurer of Clear
field county, in the Commonwealth of
Pennsylvania, in account with the funds Of said
county for 1879.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-02-18
Allegheny Valley Railroad,
Low GRADE DIVISION


nN and after Monday, August 4th, 1879,
" the passenger trains will run daily Except
Sunday between Red Bank and DriftwoOd, as
follows
EAsTwARD.--Day Mail leaves Pittsburg
s:55 a. M; Red Bank l1:l5; Sligo Junction 1888;
New Bethlehem 1895 p. m; Maysyille 1880 J
Troy l:12 Brookyile 1885 Fuller's 200 Rey-
noldsvils 2i22; Dubois 1859; Summit Tunnel
Sl0; Pen6eld 3i42; Weedyille 400; Benezette
4:3l arrives at DriftWood at $40.
WEsTWARD.--Day Mail leaves Driftwood
1920 p. M; Benezette l;0jj Weedville 1880
Penfeld l;46; Summit Tunnel 2:l0 Dubois 2;25;
Reynoldsville 2;52 Fullors $40; Brookville 1888
Troy 1854; Maysyille 4!li; New Bethlehem 4:SO
Sligo Junction 5:l2; Red Bank $3.50 arrives at
Pittsburg at 500 p. m.
G:S- The Reynodsvile Accommodation leaves
Reynoldsyille daily at 7:55 a. M; and arrives at
Red Bank at 1850 a. m, Pittsburgh at 1880 p. m.
Leaves Pittsburgh at 2;l5 p. m. Red Bank at
5:55p. nj arriving at Reynodsyille ct 9;O5 p. m.
Close connections made with trains on P. a L
Railroad at Driftwood, and with trains on the
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank
DAVID MoCARG0, Gen'l Sup't.
A. A. JACKSON, Sup't l.. q. Div.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-02-18

oIhuh tfasun
A stageeayes Curwonsvile daily for Reynolds.
vile, at o'clock, p M, arriving at Reynoldsylle
at 6 o'clock, p. m. Returning, leaves Reynolds.
vile daily, at o'clock, 3. m, arriving at Cur
wensvillo at II O'Clock, m. Fare, each way, 81.
stage leaves Curwensvllle daily, at o'clock
p. M, for Dubois City, arriving at Dubois City
at o'clock, p, m. Returning leaves Dubois at
o'clock, a. M daily, arriving at Cutwensyille at
2 o'clock, m. Fare each way, Sl5O.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-02-18
CENTRAL
State Normal school.
eighth Normal School District,)
Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
A. ~ RA UB, A. NJ, Principal


,.,,
TINS school as at present constituted, offers the
very best iao'ht'es Tor PROFESSIONAL and Classical
learning.
Duhalngs spacious, lhylung ana commodious
oompie~iy heated oy steam, wen ventilated, and
iufhFheu WIN oonnuluhsuppy OF pure water,
son sprirg water.
Location healthfnl and easy Of access
surrounding scenery unsurpassed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-02-18

M n, the undersigned Auditors Of clearGeld
w county, In the Commonwealth Of Pennsyi.
vania, having met at the Court House, In the Dor
ough Of Cleardeld, on the hrst Monday Of Janu.
AIRY, A. D. 1880 ,(being the ffth day Of the MONTH
according TO law, and, having examined the aey :
eral accounts and vouchers Of PHILIP D0TTS,
Treasurer Of said county, for the year 1879, do
report that we End them ~ herein stated The
Treasurer Is indebted 10 the county In the SUN OF
sevon thousand seventy three dollars and ninety
three cents (s7,o7s.9S); and indebted TO the Road
fund Ia the sum Of enc thousand two hundred aud
seventeen dollars and seventy three cents (sI,-
7l7.79) and to the Poor fund In the SUN Of one
hundred and thiftecn dollars and thirty -four cents
(sll3.N)i and amount due the County from I'm.
seated lands uncolocted Is twenty light thousand
and hfiy eigh, dollars and seventy cents (s7s,.
05s70)i and amount due the Road fund from un-
seated lands uncollected IL thlriy.hve thousand
eight hundred and ninety -four dollars and eighty.
three cents ISL, ,sqf .S3); and amount due School
fund from Unseated lands Ia twenty four thou
sand two hundred and forty. ave dollars and six
two cents ts7t,2i5.o7) and amount due the Poor
fsnd from Unssated lands uncoIlected 10 ten
thousand seven hundred and aity Ave dollars aud
twenty cents (slo,T5s.2o).
In testimony whereof, We have se, our hands
this ninetesath day Of January, A. ID. 1880.
JOSEPH 0ILLILAND,
J.H. NORRIS,
WIN. v, WRIGHT
Aties, Auditors.
A. W. wAtrEss, CLERK
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DEBTOR.

To bal. from Treasurer McGaughey...,S Il 10
To amount due from Collectors ........, 1926 "a
To interest due from Collectors... 3ll O6
To amt unseated county tax for 1875. II ,697 a
To amt unseated county tax for 1879. 1880 03
To amount of seated county and State
tax for 1879, viz;
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-02-18

is q compound Of the virtues of sarsaparilla,
stillinga, mandrake, yellow dock, with the
iodide OF potash and iron, all powerful blood
making, 6lood-oloansing, and hfo suataining
elements. II Is the purest, safest, and In
every way tho most effectual alternative medi-
cine known or available to the public. The
sciences Of medicine and chemistry have
never produced so valuable a remedy, nor
one so potent TO cure all diseases resulting
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Rheumatism, Mercurial Disease, Neu-
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Liver, Dyspepsia, Emaciation, and
General Debility.
By It's searching and cleansing qualities
II purges out the foul corruptiOns which
contaminatc the blood, and cause dennge-
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strength. 1t restores and preserves health.
II infuses new life and vigor throughout the
whole system No sufferer from any disease
which arises from impurity of the blood need
despair who will give Ayers SARsAPARfLLA
a fair trial Remember the earlier the
trial the speedier the cure.
Its recipe has been furnished to physicians
everywhere; and they, recognizing its supe.
rior qualities, administer IL in their practice.
For nearly forty years AYERS SARsAPA.
RrLLA has been widely used, and II now pos
sesses the confidence OF millions Of people
who have experienced benefits from Its mar
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Prepared by Or. j. c. Aver & Co.,
Practical and Analytical Chemists,
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SOLD ny ALI pRuceIsTs EyERYwuERE.
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STATEMENT OF
Unseated Road Funds
FoR 1s7s-Te.

DHlLIP DOT1s, Esq, Treasurer Of Clear
II field county, Pa, Ia account with tho Road
FUNDS Of the unseated lands Of the several town
ships 10 said county for the years is7s-7a, vr;--
Aggregate Statement.
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Penn Township.
DR..
To cash In treasuror's hands jan. MS 257 ~
TO amount uncollected '7sa",-.".... 4ip 10
To amount assessed for 'i9.-r~,,,.,. Az 20
.l,Oes %
CIR.
BY district treasurers receipts..........S 2s7 10
by amount uncollected d..........,........ $50 so
sl,ops ~
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rnIIIPsBURa = MosnANNoN BRANCHES
BALD EAGLE VALLEY BRANCH,


EASTWARD. AM WESTWARD. A. N
Pacific Express SI4 Pittsburgh Exp'ss, 1853
Johnstown Express s:S1 Pacific Express, Sis
PM
Day Express 1854 Pm
Mail Train, 3;27 Way Passenger, l;l5
Atlantic Express, 6;5l Mail Train, 6;S4
Phila. Express, 1888 Fast Line, HOs
Close connections made by all trains at Tyrone
and Lock Haven.
S. S. BLAIR,
my17-H. Superintendent.
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The Yosemite of the Far Northwest.
4 Living, movlaG Glacier In All 1ta
Subli0lsv and 0raaAear.
ARRIVING opposite the mouth of the
ford we steered straight inland be.
tween wooded shores surprisingly beau
tiful, and the grand glacier came in sight
lying at home in its massive granite val
ley, glowing in the early sunshine, and
extending . noble invitation to come
and see. After we were fairly between
the two majestic mountain rocks that
guard the gate of the ford, the view
that was unfolded fixed every eye in
wondering admiration. No written
words, however builded together, can
convey anything Ike an adequate con-
ception of it's sublime grandeur
noble simplicity and the fneness of the
sculpture of the walls; their magnificent
proportions, their cascade, garden and
forest adornments; the placid water be-
tween them; the great white ice-wall
stretching across in the middle, and the
snow-laden mountain peaks beyond.
Still more impotent are words in telling
the peculiar awe one experiences in en-
tering these virgin mansions of the icy
north, Notwithstanding it is only the
perfectly natural effect Of simple and
appreciable manifestations of the pres.
ence of God.
Standing IN the gateway of this
glorious temple, and regarding it only
as picture, its outlines may be easily
traced. There is the water foreground
of pale, milky-blue color, from the
suspended rock-mud issuing from be-
meath the grinding glacier-one smooth
sheet sweeping back five or six miles
like one of the lower reaches Of great
river. At the head the water is bound
ed by barrier wall of bluish-white
ice, from 500 to 600 feet high, q few
mountain tops crowned with snow APP
pearing beyond it. On either hand
stretches series of majestic granite
rocks from 5000 to 1000 feet high, in
some places bare, in some forested, and
well patched with yeAow-green chapar-
raj and fowery gardens, especially
about halfway up from top to bottom,
and the whole built together in q gen
eral, varied way into walls, like those
Of Yosemite Valley, extending far be-
You'd the ice-barrier, one immense brow
appearing beyond the other, while
their bases are buried in the glacier.
This is, in fact, Yosemite Valley in
process Of formation, the modelling and
sculpture Of the walls nearly COM
pleted and well planted, but no groves
IS yet, or gardens, or meadows, on the
raw and unfinished bottom. It is IS if
/ the explorer, in entering the MERGED
Yosemite. shOuld find the walls nearly