Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-03-31
BRADY HEARD FROM.

LurnRRsBvRo, Pa, March 20, 1850.
MR. Enron In this quiet little mountain
town we are all pursuing the even tenor Of our
way. The oil excitement has taken a relapse,
and nothing insults a toWnsman quicker than to
refer to his affiliations with the Stump Crock
enterprise. Even tho glowing sdyeftisements Of
"st. jacobs ile," seen in every show case in town,
have been grealy damaged by the fowl suspicion
Of Stump Creek victims.
Mr.. Geo. Dunlap, Of this vicinity, was united
on the 18th inst, In the holy bonds Of matrimony,
with Sadie Kriner According to peculiar
freak Of the rules Of OF queie, all the cougrs,ula
tons are extended to bin, he having been exceed
ingly fortunate, according to public opinion.
Messrs. Ghalfer a Troxel have recently added
to their shinglo mill, two miles from this place,
a capaelous saw mill. Tho two milf, when in
operation, require fourteen men. Billy" Keen,
the eiieicn, foreman, has been succeeded by Mr..
PtpdsTson, OF Rockton.
The lsborcrs employed on the lumber mill Of
Capt. L. b. Carlile struck for higher wages the
beginning Of March. They alleged that the gem
tlemanly proprietor was indebted to thom, and
settlement was In order before they would 70.
sumo work. Their request was promptly com
piled with but with one or two exceptions, the
balance sheet was the wrong way to the amount
Of from 50 TO $3.50. The mill runs as usual, now.
The revival meeting, In progress in the N. K.
Church, is attracting more than usual interest.
This, perhaps, Is owing to the fact that the SER
mons are preached BY lady. Miss lpyd,
lady Of talent an great seal. is conduo,ing the
meetings. Forty-6ve persons at one time were
seeking pardon for their sins.
Among the arrivals 10 town Is Mr.. L. n.
Weber, who has been teaching school In Philips
burg, Centre county, during the last six months.
The treatment Of the people Of that town must
have agreed with him, as bis personal appearance
indicates nothing to the contrary.
Mr.. Christ. Hurkot, pprhqned from Reuben II.
Moore tho lste residence Of Or. v. A. Means,
INDUCED In one Of the novelties Of tho sesson--
! hlling bis loo house.
Mr.. fsaae Lines viii dispose Of bis properly on
Wednesday neHt, and on the Friday following
will ieave for Oregon. Madam Gossip 10 cruel
enough to allegs that our defeated candidate for
Constable will 70 apd do likewise.
Ths TsacherS Reunion was beld 10 the
Lutheran Church on Saturday last The inolem-
enoy Of the weather interfcrod somewhat with
the success Of the day sessions but the night Sos
sion was emlnently successful. Hon. q. r. Bar
ro,,, supt NJ. L. McQaOwn and Matt Savage, Of
your town, were present and participated In the
exercises. Judge Barrett delivered q very
scholarly lecture on the "Improyement Of the
Mind" TO a select and appreoiatIvs Audience.
These gentlemen deserve praise for coming so
far 10 help Us, notwithstandlng the storm aud
bad roads.
Our schools are nearly all closed, and some Of
our teachers have already packed their satehels
and taken their departure for the Bdinboro State
Normal School. Others will rest until the 26,h
Of April, whom they will fold their tents and 20
South to tho New WashingtoH Normal Isstitute,
where they Will hgars, hope, as tho 'hinin