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eaos. Charlcs ]. f,archscntus vB. Arthur F.
Scow; default and jtlHEnt. Bet nsltte OF a. On mo.
pills. atty: loavc to plead To merit Within ton
dAys. =
1883. Town of 1.emont ~. Etephon Kcough,
Dnniet u. Murphy, John II. Tcdens, GustavuB A.
li0dBnschutz, John Thornnhlcn, md Hylar b1ar-
tl1l; default nEntnst ali dfts. except keough.
:sbtG. Bl!ann Waugh md husbnnd, Mnrl0ry VII.
kt8 and husband, Jean Wilkins and httaband,
mn: to sct nslda v'aiot a'id J1gt; motion cout'd
tn May term.
l,ai1. In matter OF est. Ezekiel Cady, de-
dla. So. cont'l to btny term.
u. IN mnttgr Of voluntary nss1g't Of Thomp-
son and Mecuy. Or.1cretl u div. nf 10 per cent
1.57S. Edwnrd Wendell v. Herman Fink.
Distress FOR ront. &FE. PHI present. Jury find
for pt1f $s5 3udKt On vttrt. On mo. tifts atty
v,.'st st md ydEs sct as!de and cause pussed to
NJ. Town OF Lake. Special on mo. Alba II.
Veeflee, att'y for petitioner, petition SGT inside
l.'lsa. ]. ". stcarns v. T.. G. Smith. by stfp.
en1 s to Court, Jury wnivoi. To be taken up OIL
lj@! iaseEh .;, F. K!os y. James 2; Thomas
for ptif, w!th!'raws a'p., 1ni i. !. Waisi enters
i tastinony NOT huar,l. 5 A'''' p'eS'"'' 'u'' e"''e''
i.bs7. Jerry Dnnn =. Edward @. nowzor,
1ss't: pis. Pc. Mo.d'ft's atty for want OF pros
JlKt fur elste.
}57a Atn1rossa i. Hunting vs.. Albert 4.
spr,E,te. Earn J. Warner, aa,d Henry +. Girls
llEn. John ", stenrils. Cs,i,rles b. Dnna, and
uyrnn IsAwson Y. q. l.: Smith, nsst. ny atp. Sub.
70 Ct.;. Jury waived. Passed u bu tnken up on
tlre1 dnya' notice.
, 1880-05-08
M,0n. snttI,crt V. Hymn: appeal.
N,0f0. 4a,,hcrs =. Mccarthy: nrpeAl.
M,Wt. tliklcy =. a0mn,crs; appthl.

Hi,O5n, snuhcrt Y. Hymn: appeal.
gt0,o t Hanhcrsv Mccarthy: unreal.
s ;ss. ,sESiSs wI;hi'cli s%"ss for "ctyise "pps
:a,,krl ,a1nrtctte tsnyv. Frederick lsny: BIZ! for
y"rss ters on" g" s foW WSsre Ct :fsss;s s!s A. s "a'
tqs5ssns, fsaSi. ,aaS!t : l%%, at!ys: ~,
FIR tlisorcc OF the ground df dcsortlon. W. y.
:Mdaa i: .. vale. =. William .st!t,.: nppsnl
on on,!c:s a!,.i 5 a'i,'ltery: drant swift. sors.
S,Sn. l!ssoth :. k"h',nnn,,:: ;f n:tsnl tnppeal.
:lj,Q1o. Nngle Y. 1tnby;appcRI.,
p,o:l, t!e''jaml,l ar!,s911iaM '. Eugene 8. Pike:
1:ssrs hfshno % % ass slioo Ghc.ter Es Rlnnsy, SnS
= .oTl. Petition af Andrew md Mnria Burn . to
..M,014. Henry Knoekenhnncr Y. Hattie g.,
hii to farcrsa M as"rsre III; ~ t On ,H.e
ll tho rcsnl, .sstnn of Sne.1.nta /, ?.A aid !,
to- o s ctcn. 'ssf I ess asai.g /. snG!s sS1. Ada
D,0i6. FarrAr vs. lsnptol; appeal.
aubuK itOaEas.
Ortlers-Ttme to tlle bill or exceptions cxtenl-
iiIc Till St patici1ars motion for % cn;tnast,co @ 70
tail; trslor to open .ioposition.-al lai, 0ctry v.
s'G c"tes u sherwooi; @ s;So intion ~ 70 81 sst
G; .ssasa W%!fG y q i. fdee; time to ''s 'oa *
JUDGE KORAN.
= ordcrs-t.572, Snt,,1uts Y. scrot'cld: hall just-
wexn a n tsave to 5 t ans pro
1ru,nbni'; Church & &Trumbnll Withdraw appear
JUDGE TuLEY..
Ortlcrs-1lgte, Culver y. Whlpp1e; order on
Hnl]nTr NJ. Wh}nnlO tutt1kn ftf.T1, ,n1nt1
, 1880-05-08

Just "a the Executive Cuminttee Of the ltelef
Fund worn aoout to hold shotr .noetin9 last
aiss a sSo ,ts 6Gy asf aksa y9 T.
the Casile, stating that they huu Walked all tho
xSay fsoIa ski6bosuon, Co4nty of Cork, to plea1
!east abashea, they tOsd theIr st4,ry. They wero
sho sons OF Put McEarthy, near sklhbsre1n. Tho
sin,as wore ~ bad 10 cou!! npt pay the "sint"
~. Tho txo children, WHO bud spcn ry-
sspeottsely 10 and II summers. thought
Marlborough " give !Aaddy" tAs II.
Away taey started for Dublin, The journey,
, 1880-05-08
LES 1NOOMPREHENSIBLES.


A mnn ent on picket fence.
Picket fences were invented by ChnrlemaRno
and improved upon by Charles II. OF En-
gland.
Sill tho man sat On tho fence.
ruuK II.
The fence surrounded tnli, gloomy building.
Tho building htl shutters ut tho window. Tho
n1nr WIS u FrrnchR,nn. There wDrO other
Frrnchmen In tho snine ncighb0rhot,d. They
were In bed. Frcnchinen wcr, discovered by
Oliver Cromwell, and subsequently patented by
tho a.lthor. They Mre copyrighted. All French
men not hearing tho signature Of the author
nro spurious.
1T wus night. It waa dark night. Darkness
is n shadow TINT rises from tho ground when tho
sun goes Iuwr.
The mum On Tho fence was thinking. Els uamo
was Lippsutt,
LlppIatt tored siaronctte. 's!nronctto wns
girl. She ktInw Ltppiatt. She did not know TINT
Lippintt loved her.
MRrnnottc lived In tho gloomy house. LIP
pintt did uot tell Maronestu that he loved her.
ot flcr house. 1lo WIS q qflfet nun. Like nll
Frenthnen, hu waR the tEMvest n,an In thtriccu
s,.nrGs ,xs tr ss he =, wns @ ta!lnt; s.ilor IL t
.tay, and then brings thcm around 'ssok after
Lippiat. was poor. An heroes are poor.
HOOK ".
Mnronette opened window and SHED an old
s:js that i 4; ySHi q Lipp'!a1tt~ .he said.
MMranstte laughed.
My father says 7 must marry tho man who
VII i,rlnx hm tho Norwegian lnuclstrolu," sud
Ltpplatt got on thu fence and walked away.
nuoK Y.
,o M!ko al tailoEs in Frane9, Lipplatt was good
ss NSrway. fes1fti storm eao me- on on s5ise Tho
tno storm: Tic sea opsaed : thousand moaths
gr.sp!nx hands Of darkness reached down to
shhfen f.en.ntt nime only laughed.
Tho. scene grew wilder. Monsters Of water
crowded nEainst tho boat, They wcro rrnuh::
them. ~ ~ ~
a waye ~ Rverngcs twonty foot 70 hight. It CON
than ut taa top: intllat respect t Is !ike pyra
Ip,u, IN u y not ihree.cornorea: i ts oYnl ID
o - I'll! y. wn1c Ky ~ - 1. WutSr
IL tt,o min. ~ s"o s'p 1'4" 1e'''4 n'4" e''''e's
:" 1innntt liz ts9 kvo,v tb,s
iiap vas airof, 1. ~ ,vovcs I'm voa fo,rfu, r,
""''f'p'a''' NOOK VI.
s'.G%;; 5% !, ,or n.ronat,o :" ..,, n.,
The maetstrom i shaped likg q funnel. The
inwcr % end Is ut tho bottom: The mouth ~ 4 1T
ihG TOP 1t iR CAtac4 by tho tkte8. Tho Nor
meN,n"ar , EEuiIhss9 ~ " cnuaed W u uu1e Ill LILO
il wort ,vt, r. IN 'nnoot,o,n md fos+cra1
n rim Srn,,mI thn 1n,ycr oni NJ lila rsns ~
nti,atnt, ti,,aLa and ,,,,iJova rl,o,, he },utnI nj
out sf the I'll an % fas"nea tho othor ~ n,,fi ~ III
rt,1e IA tI1n n,asthenT. Tho hjonEs snwa ii hin, "a
purchase,
lilo rested.
BOOK VII.
rnvfnp roatod IJnrI,tt r,r,,oa IN +>o -ono
..,,iiA, .t tss'n, ttnrl'Iatt p1eM oA N.Y. H. 1@H,c @
nm .vns than o ~ -" to e an',,, nr;,n IT,,
mi invnrtf..i fnn ~ 'A" 'oi'' ~ eP"9 "Ae"'" "Ao
I.ippfatt droyc r a stap,o into It and fastened
, 1880-05-08
ITEMS,

Judges Drummona aud Dyer sat together
yestertlay to hear tle petition for rcllearing
in tho patent case of Graham VS.. Mccormick
The matter wus taken unslcr alvlsonlcnt.
The Appellate Court will bo in session
Mondny fnr motions md will then adjourn,
probably for two or three.-weuks, to prepare
opinions.
judge Gary will have no further call until
after two days not!cu giycn Oh tho boartl on
the Clerks desk.
, 1880-05-08

CHICAGO, Apr! II, lSso--.lftss --~-. Your noto
received and c0Ntullts nutpa. Business cua nc
cuKt thls evening. : | return to Cbleag0 18th pf
tha nlutlth ! will uhior no circumstances con.
Ecnt 10 gue any porstn crceM ptatstV. II OH q
pcrsonal intsoauutlons yen are lesirous Of cons
sinu!ns our aoqualhtenoo: An4 w understand
Will be we'll. You taIl II Icslruus wr{tu mo 10
that your lottur will be hero by tho s5ih Of this
month. This matter cilta eonl5 to huud at onco
and u d0fenat0 conelual0n arrived ut. mn yery
respectfully Sullrs GEU. 4. DEi.MAIt.
Mr., Delmar's reason for say[ng TINT he
would be out OF town from April Il to April
, 1880-05-08
CIIECKNATED.


There hnve been rumors lately that tho
Chicago Provision and Stock board were to
have the quarters now occupied by what Is
known as tho Brunswick Diiliard-lIall, but
yesterday the matter came up In court Oh MI
Intervening petition Of the Drunswlcks, and
q decision nln,le which puts q stop to the
movement. Tsto J. 81, Brunswick u Da}ke
Gonlpnny In 1878. Ind 4 lease OF the llhrt OF
tlie building used BY theln as billlMrd"llnll,
which Lease wns originally nlAtle to Emanuel
brunswick with tlle consent Of tho trustees
under tug ilrst 1noltgnga OIL tho building.
May l, le7D. The LEASE was reHeWed for Two
years ut 81. GOO = yeNr, III nccortnlce with =
provision III the leass. rho Provision md
Stock Ioarl belng, destroas to le,se this
plaee, Mr.: Potwln, tho holder. Of the secon,l
arrangement with tho hottlerof tho first mort
I'd to 3l75, ,Mp: This lnortgagc contained q
provision that the trustees Ma,aed tn 1t should
have tho control of tho building until tho
fur foreclosure, and llntl his son appointed
Receiver, alid then inntlo n lease to tic Stuck
Board for two. ycnrs, ut tha same rent paid
BY tile brunswick Company, Th[s lcnse was
ratified by the Court, md tlsoreupoh the
Brunswick & .Balke Company flied ai Inter
mg petition showing their slde Of tho case
Ind nskel to- havn tho lenso to the Stock
Board set aside. Thn 1tlttgo utter hearing
ie facts held that the provisions OF the trust
deed authorized such 4 lease lis that of the
Brunswick Company, md that It wAs ynlld
and binding. The lense 10 the Stock Bour1
vas therefore set aside,
, 1880-05-08
TIE CALL TODAY.

JUDGE DHuMMONu-lu ehnmbura.
lUDuE DI0D1xTT-NO court.
1JDuE DyER-lIart v. utobo Insurance Co. on
trlAl.
APPELLATE Counr-Not ID session.
JUDGE lAHy~-H0tlous.
JunlR SMiT,t-tnw motions ut a, ul sharp.
JuuuE JAuEgoN-Dofauit divorce casea at 0
a. I'll.
1updE fto1R1H~subm,tted uasos. No, eAQ,
8tcnrus V. CITY, OIL trlnt.
lub1E Neutrality-suspicious.,
IunNE TuLEy-Dtrurgos.
JUNE lsAHNuN--I1lv
luuoK kNIEKEuuUCK Elt--Genoral business.
, 1880-05-08

A young wtfc, With QUO child. living at Jan,es-
town, N. !. was sold to auuthar mnu BY her hus.
band for 80. Eha Is now ut tue 'hGgpu uf her
prospective fAthot-in.l4w, waiting tor tho gol tu
earn money u closu tho contract.
, 1880-05-08
HORTICULTURE.
Emigration from 1suropo-HvlAat II
,l'ortr,ls14-Tl,o 1Beet-SuRar lndnsiry-
NarnCtlng aud GrnftthKs Vynxs

&arnftl1iG and GrnftthKsWnxs
From Our Ote's Corrsponftnf.
Nh II Etgflrr.EST1f STnEET CulCAQO,
,tr - tri -. r.. 1.t ~. NJ
cn,;ntrv y ia s,un,y inmrnsr and ,s a., t,c IL III.
e"N"tis - aItJ .s'l.e''os, M '.'sl - w Wv -.
crease. Few aant,''g rs realize TIC 'maghl-
tllle Of this thing. The numbers are great-
ami fha ircou,irc ,n,,o,,a orc constant.-
.'nu 'c" 49,, l,'o y. i'.se..u' 'es".o "u .,
aoo'uoo strung, mug more. per atIaM! 1,,,
From the Mhme'And, 1rots. tue ., vingl.and,
@ o,,, tnc thc Ms.gnT ,,n n,1ss PALE ~ ~ HEn1tS' H1t
run 'ne en'n.e hos:M '.n,a, .,,,,. 's'' ,,,
they afe com!ns 10 mnRe tnoir homes Win
us in tho grent West. And still there isrooni.
It Is difficult for lis, Ylln live on thcse broad
lontls f. inve ~ nnv w. a,irn,uta % iticn Of t,o cx.
Mn. ,e, OF th,s country, y,.-l'lese 9aI"sl's 70 ~
While tue European mas foth'i'g i'tft VAIN
theuglts'' CONCERNING It. lie lal,ls In New
York, md lins no conception OF tho breadth
Of the farlll-lands al,l gardens that stretch
toMard thu settling sum-.
These oppressed mud hardy SONS 0f toll on
the Eastern. Continent hive heard Of this
lal,d uf milk mid 1!uney,n. md they are conl-
Ing, not sirg1y, nor by. hundreds, but BY
ttnsliltls, daily; arnl this year bids fair 10
grcHt tI,ln! waye-a forced wave-qf t,nmlera.
lion to t'ts country, suel. Us wo have l,eyer
yet seen. And wllAt tfoes It uIl pertend?
Let tho poet answer:
hour tho tread Ut pioneers
or nntIous yet to ue, ..-..
Tile m irst t lSw wasl' sI1, Of waves where soon
We are told that they arc q good class Of
eriiRrn1its Tint are coming now. They como
with somo little lneans. Fllcy know how to
work, and are full IT llfe and hope. They
ieal classes. They. readily tlld employment
wiil soon mike llomcs for themselves.
, 1880-05-08
GEORGE A. DELMAR,
a Correspondence with a Young
Lady In Wisconsin.
A Word OF Advice to Country Girls on
tho Subject. 40;

ing himself GeOrgn Il. uGElllnf, DltG WHO was
III reality ueorgc Hartman, n constable In
this city, to young 1ndy III Iowa. A "per-.
sonal" Ind been pitt onuof the tlaity papers
to tle effect TINT young laiy WAS wanted rs
clerk III fnncy st0rc. The young Indy In
Iowa Ind answered II, and ulellco tho corrc-
spondcnec. The object which tho 1nnn Ind In
clerk III fancy sture.
There Inns cO,nu into tho possession OF THE
Tribune during tie week ;.
MORE LETTERS sloSED BY GEORGE A. DELI
MAR,
most Of them in handwriting very similar
to tint OF those previously published, MI
dressed. however, In this Instance to young
Indy ln Wisconsin,.
rHs PERSONAL
which WIS tho stnrttng polnt Of the CORE.
spnndcnco Is MS follows:
11EssoSAl-WANTEb, 4 YOUNG LADY AS
SS Is X9sys. Xxsy s2 as. k''
The young lady fu Wisconsin wrote IN her
folly 10 the address given, and the result was
tho following letter from DeImnr:
0rEslNo THE coRtEsroNpEsoE.
ST. cr1 c'csdo, l XIII H. iss. a. ~ y Yoar hsmS nato
reentved this morning. Nc have received n grcnt
secnis ] 70 ndieats Tint You mEht possibly be tho ths
porson TINT would xivu satisfaction, We hnvo
concluded to answer sou. Our rnrty consists
ur three gentlemen ind two lAdlea, md us 1t Is
necessary tn tavD anuther young Indy In tho
purity, .wo hnyo no lunght Arrangements could
bu lliNde entiatNctornlty to ali. W. propuso to
teaye Ch!cuyo vim. s. A II r. to st. I.oits,
thnnse vn trnn Mountain + II to jackson Tcn.l,
thgnsg to Mnb!p ALI. and from there to New
Urlcnna, from tho INtter city to Florida, whero
we will retn1lln a few weeks, thenB0 tU
Charleston 3. G. & through II, Wnsll-
tnKton y. C, thonsu to Dn1tlnloro
At1. au1 thon 10 Philadelphia and Ntw York
City. After lotng N. y. wo tukc tho steamer On
the Sound Limo for isostun, then we utter con-
eultntion with our pnrty will conclude M to our
r,ntte Ut pleasure. WD expect to hhvc u spjcu-
did time, ntld no exrenco will bp spnrcd to hnvo
tho beat tho country affords. Hoping yo,t viii
conclude to nuke enc Ut our party, and that
tho explanation YOU desire will nleot with your
appreciation, nm Respectfully yours.
Cut. uEO. a. D8LHArt.
P.S. II you hnve Photograph OF yourself
md will enclose It, we will return 1t to ypu by
return Of mail. Our party arc nil young peo-
pic, Gentlemen nKcs ~ to IL. LttdjeB 10 to =,
years. He tltsrc uoM 10 corsitlcr this commutea-
lion "a confidential
n 0RvrLEMAH, AND NOT AN ApvRNTunxn.
CuJcaoo. March 1A-aftsa -. Your ,oto
rncn1~"i Cnntrnts nntci II ,vrute rn1' ~, '. m,.
awor Inn nn,ry,s ~, rnirciion tinstrnvnI T. Wiil
t"ko ys,iF 1oftsr ,,1,or cnnsi,icrnffnn I'M
NJ sfn rsGT T1,,i sn.t,;r X"
5natt,gss ~ voi'r n.,"stfnna mi, 1nfIrnI a,'a
i,isIo,,a of - ono xhnI, VIII stnnna"1 .,;Hnci m
tMrK ssrcot excuse ali, nv p,,,t,o Of iislncss
, 1880-05-08

Jennie juno tells OF party at four lsdlex who
last year undertook trip alone, yfslt!uv several
countries OF Europe. and whosu enjoyment wis
30 great at u MnderAto expense TINT several
othor Bmakl parties of ladics Will ~ abrond this
YUuf.
, 1880-05-08

oao6a. Nagman v. MnlI; uppeat, !;
", ,th7. BaMe V. 6alue; Hppena.
Is 0bs. 3fary II. Talcott V. William T. johnson,
bill to restrain collection Of portion Ut pk,rsons-
property tax. uunter & Page, Salrs.
, 1880-05-08

After tl.o reading Of these statistics, Mr.
payson explained that lie had personally
slowed away tta books Of the Company Mt
the time Of tho great fire, by which llu saved
tho creditors ut least 81, ,g00, 600.
Tho report was than approved bY all the
creditors present. with only 0ne. dissenting
VOICE, md yOtc Of thnMks WINS also given to
the retiring Assignee. The meeting was then
that II no s,,bstantlaI objections nrs filed BY
that ti1no tho Register Will declare Il tinnl
dividend Of . per cent, which will close tile
estute.
About 1000 sntts have been prosecuted in
seventeen different Stntes, md most OF them
have bee1l closely contested. Tlio ratio of
expenses to receipts lias beun about 1GH per
cent. Tllis is the Unly one Of tlle Cli!engo
f'rAlnsurallce computes hatkruptel by tho
paid In fill. Moro tllni tlat, 1t has paid
nearly h0if tlse. interest nccrulng On tho
clnims since tho failure.
, 1880-05-08
THE COURTS. !.
Final Settlement Of the Republic Fire.
%. Insurance Company.
An Excellent Showing for the Company
and tho Assignee.
A Full Record OF Court Proceedings
Judgments, Now Suits, Etc.
GENERAL INTEREST.

AEtUhlIiC 4NSU le+NftN Cos4f@AN ~, -
The sixth nfu liIiAl meeting OF the creast-
ors ~ tho ltrnnlilr fFfral insurance Com-
49,. ~" ,us iii ,...,..,,... or,,ruoo,, H. tl,o
new Government Building. About fifteen or
twenty persons were present, ;teptHsens,hs
ivu ts %,lm ~ a,o.' ao 'tss ~ sna fa,n"v;s Affairs
1ous W e1use ~ Wv >u,np".'s > "''a'
following
FINAL, nErOiT. :
na1ancc a n tond Mny l. 1s77 sl1o.5oo
f.,Iic"fSf ai,,,." Il, ,ns, > " E3 lJt3
Szsitnc,o T., %rtSi,nntns ~ iuicnt .iitcss Iij jrsi
Nol'ec'co III Sf""e"'c' VI ''oeo'ca'eS'' -..eso
Paid on titvidents. .$l0l.n0
Paid certificates. Ixi
4tttOrnrys' fccs......,.......... I3,Bt8
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-08
CENTRAL
State Normal School.
eighth Normal School District
Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
A. ~ RA UB, A. A., Ph. D., Principal.

This School as at present constituted, offers the
very best facilities for Professional and Classical
learning.
Buildings spacious, inviting and commodious ;
completely heated by steam, well ventilated, and
iurni'hed with bountifu supply Of pure, soft
sprirg water.
Location bealihful and easy Of access.
Surrounding scenery unsurpassed.
Teachers experienced, efficient, and alive to
their work.
Discipline, frm but kind, uniform and thorough.
fity cents a week deduction to thoae preparing
10 teach.
Students admitted at any time
Course Of study prescribed by tho State I.
Model School. IL. Preparatory. III. Elemeu-
tary. w. Scientific.
ADJUNCT COURSES.
]. Academic. H. commercial. III. Music.
~. Art.
The Elementary and Scientific courses arc Pro.
fessional, and students graduating therein receive
State Diplomas, comforting tho following CORES.
ponding degrees Master Of the Elements and
Master Of the Sciences. Graduates In the other
courses receive Normal Certificates Of their Al
tainments, signed by the Faculty.
The Professinal courses arc liberal. and are
In thoroughness net inferior TO those Of our best
colleges.
The State requires a higher order Of citizen.
snip The timcs demand H. II is one Of the
prime objects Of this school to help to secure il BY
furnishing intelligent and efficient teachers for
her schools. To this end Il solicits young Der.
sons Of good abilities and good purposes--ihoso
who desire 10 improve their time and their tai
.nts, as students. To all such II promises AID in
developing their powers aud abundant oppor,u.
mites for well paid labor after leaving school
for catalogue and terms address the Principal,
or the Secretary Of the Board
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-08

of the country's history and his cx-
cellent civil attainments are firmly i'm
bedded in the principles Of Magma
Charta, and the Common Law.
Nor is Mr.. English wanting in my
esteem. The only objection made to
him is that be has been faithful in the
management Of his own affairs since
his retirement from an honorable office,
which he ably and worthily filed. He
has not been charged with the misuse
or the prostitution OF u public trust.
shall give the Democrats fair
trial, and | think they are well entitled
to IL.
Tho leading Democrats Of the coun.
try behaved so handsomely in the last
count Of the electoral vote, that il
would now be fit that their reward
should como in such decisive ma.
jority for their ticket as to preclude in
the next count all grounds ior the in-
reference OF the House Of Representa-.
tivcs; or what is worse, the Executive
arm of the Government.
JouN S. McCALMoNr.
AsBURY Park, N. j., Aug, 23, 1880,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-08
SHOES
ID EcIsrER,s Nonon-Nn,lo. /.

p,,sr,
E4isTERs NoTiCE.-Notice Is here
~ oy gwen that the follewing accounts have
oeen examined and passed. by me, and remain
MED o. record In this oiAce fot the inspection of
he,s legatoes creditors, and all others interested
AZ aSS w os presented 70 'na next Orphans Court
91 81 OleaIheld county, to be held at tho Court
house, IN the borough oi Clearheld, commencing
on the fourth Monday being the 9th day. Of
,e, 9ep.enipor, a. y, isSV =
rinaI aeeoAS. o. Lemuel Byers, Guardian Of
Le,Suei M u; Nen, MINOR heir OF 7. u. Nea, late
'" Ne" Warrington Viearheid Co., Pa deed .
Final account Of John J. Picard, Guardian of
Milleney Gormont, minor child Of p. l.. Cor.
mont, laio OF 0oviDgton township, Clcarde cid
county, Pa, decd.
Tinal Aocoun, Of j. P. FRY. Admipi,,ra,o, of ho
estate q Nancy dorman, late Of Burnside town.
ship, cicaraeld cOantys Pa, deed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-08

The De GoLYER CAsE.-After Chit.
tenden had secured Mr.. James A. Gar
fields services in behalf of the Chicago
paving ring, he wrote to parties be.
longing to said ring as follows; To-
days and to.nighfS ,oork has secured
the assistance Of Gen. Garfield. You
cannot oUerrate this occasion, He is the
Chairman Of The Committee of Appro.
pridtions and HOLDS THE PURSE STRINGS
OF THE NATIONAL TREASURY. THROUGH
HIM MUST COME EVERY DOLLAR OF Ap.
PREPARATIONS. I need not say that I
noio te9 certain Of success. This buying
Of Garfield enabled the paving ring to
steal sl,25O,OOO from the public
treasury.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-08

CoNslsTENT.-Strange as il may
seem, the Confederate leader, Long
street, who fought the Union forces SC
vigorously at Gettysburg, led by Gen
Hancock, is again fighting him. But
Hancock and his gallant men defeated
Longstreet, and at the head of his old
command he will defeat him in the
great battle of the ballots on the "a ol
November. Hancock and his Demo.
cratic troopers will not let 'the Con
fcderate Brigadicr' got away at the
close of this contest. Mosby, Long.
street, Ackerman, Key, and other un.
reconstructed rebels will learn some.
thing very new to them between the
I'd day of November and the 4 th Of
March next.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-08
GARF1ELD. THE WARRLoR.


Garfed's war record, in brief, reads
as follows:
Dec, 10, ls6l-Enlisted us Colonel.
Dec. II, 1861 Made brigade com.
mander for gallant services as poll.
tician
Jan. 10, ls62-Attacked an inferior
force under Humphrey Marshal, and
routed it without loss TO either side.
June, lS62-Joined the army of OBJ.
seryStion before Corinth.
July and August, ls62-Dolng Hos.
pital duty.
September, ls62-A member OF the
Fitz John Potter Court-marshal.
October and November, lsG2-On
furlough, electioneering for Congress
in Ohio.
January to November, 1s63-Hol&
ing comfortable position on Roscn.
cranz' staff,
December 8, lS63-Resigns when
every soldier is most needed.
December7, 1s63-Enters Congress.
But then, our Republican friends are
not running a warrior this campaign /;
they do not believe in the doctrine of
nominating military chieftain for
the Presidency thcy simply want a
statesman-a De Golyer contract, five
thousand dollar statesman, a Credit
Mobilior statesman, and this they have
in James A, Garfield. Tho people may
conclude to take the soldier and states
man, GEN. WINFIELD SooTT HANCOCK /;
and we think this the best way.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1880-09-08

We are authorized to announce the name el
ADAM BRRTlI, Of New Washington, as a candi
date for Register Recorder, subject TO the rules
governing the Democratic party.
Postofice address, New Washington.
We are authorized to announce the name Of
GEORGE N. fERG Us0N, Of Lumber CITY, as
candidate for Register Recor der, subject 10 the
rules governing the Democratic party.
Postohico address, Lumber City.
We are authorised 10 announce the name Of
WIN. V. WRIGHT, Of Clearheld borough, as a
candidate for Register Recorder, subject 10 the
rules governing the Democratic party.
Postothce address, Clearfold.
We are authorized to announce the name Of
A. FORESTER BLOOM, Of Pike township, as a
candidate for Register A Recorder. subject 10
the rules governing the Democratic party
Postotice address. New Miliport
We are authorized TO announce the name Of
WINFIELD S. LUTHER, Of Brady township.
as q candidate for Register A Recorder, subject
10 the rules governing the Democratic party.
Postoihcs address. Luthsrsburg.
We are authorised TO announce the pame Of
Q. fOLMAk, Q: Morris ioHnlhip, as a candidate
for Register Recorder, subject to the rules GOV
erning the Democratic party.
Pottothce address, Kylcrtown.