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Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

NINE IN LAU Is t. lS L SIXTH
\ 4rCi We hATc beer waiting fuy oar
hIiis- sra = tire sL!f las th-sE wees nu,
We have then a. iAsi. t'u' NcrS SLAn uuI.
e. ~ 81 : ihsl v'u al Eno@ 50 VeI4. ts
sgRa. u lie unEs; pr.ai butter. the nov
a.uute' i.. :. t Ely nee j.; or lAe,r tables
hy have .Es' nc .7sl on eN.slieI, 70 cot
lee; Il VA 'A- delsT n tire i-eIght that Eep,
] s. lcns Wl.t ~ u Yea -, gool SOlee a.
.pw 81 - 'Ir a. slEa-s ION. ~ b!AcK
berries @sc a0srr.as - , GsHE table
psA-AeE IS sEIsoy tAu TssAsher ~ : - rtr,
D. msss"gIE5 -, tAllr0 lie b dor = fo7
tel Ua- IAN ~ li.AEGaat tIrar o. - 5. g e
AnG s. D. 8 car7e, Saal = bag ! : rUro1
S-ay It soH- E'a1; sy % Come OF ladies I
Grange sr-s l-4 l. = All sgrceS
rsEss't; TN WLER.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

1EyEEA. Arsss AriEmyevlct Tsrgu
sSss0f O. Russia. Is dead and he vAs
oily sixty.Gvc yss!s old. The eSus,
q, his desih is not mentioned, hsi vi
Eouldu't vonds, I; hs expired in h,
asoCy o: lock Jsv, IL trying tS pro
unUut, bis npu name
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

TnF EET"af.As il he Tennessee
isEluasur c-'r Iced ors -cu Of
= eciIus .E,'- and st. .cY ni,sd
Sisiss Sensto- OF So dS-, THIS Is
olose p2inE aIl W hope they msv
gel shat on OF vet
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

SENATNE t.JG h. re- NsmncrSiiC
SeuSir UylE4 Nv "a i ss .Rfsd ST ip-
Have large assortment Of Knives, Forks:
Ivory, Hard Rubber, Rosewood and all sly les
OF Pocket Knives, Sleigh Bells and Skates
at reduced prices l7!l.tiSNa
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
I.ThBER YARDS.
LUxBEK yARD.

JOHN WISE rlrE 1c:'-e Il sE many olr
ends and 'a.ir we tEa. Ge ss rssauer
TN lambS- cEursEs aG4 has o. sBlsneC :
rare called n"
ENr BRANvYT M
LINBEE ZAkB,
a. -~Uri'r az Na-S- street,. Wi.u tr..'1r
I.,.. Ehsrr a- sil ss-n O., hare rs,ss,.
arc EsrS ass ';zls az VIA 4-G rel. n
plrs E-r.gR sGg Ee-45asA G4-FT ts-sa.5
EuG ugsE' --ia1 ga;S Il l-at-s ,-a-p q. pub
IL ys4s-VE sre - s~lar..24- JGEh V.SE.
InOugn EslAg.V
TO speak TO-.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
A kaie ON s!nalh.

h~nuSse u Co. W. offer tBeif entire
osiSuc- o; e. g. sud g. ladies coats
&; s-.5o eRoL balance OF thar g. ~
e. ha snce o, rheir sloSlss.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
RROkEkA,

TIIIUTT. JOHNSON b OG.
BAFEElSS AMI BROkEEs
lOKSEE SIXTH AND MLKkET SIS.
Wilmington IHlRwarA
D.kkzTT PEW ATE WIKI
Frun on otase tD ths Nov YorK and PhilA
ds.l .hiI sLack Exchanges. GRssatLonz n.
htshed simultaneously win sale bainf
mRdt ~ LhOss exchanges.
PhiEHdslpniA New Yurk and SanPrAnciRe1
stDcst AND boadE hoaGai Gnd sOAd AID ca.
rteo on mAFgih
FUg SAlE 10 shS Fist MAJ bank S2sS
City PskE / v Bonds
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
NVTIOE.-ThkM Mn1,1.

NUIIoE.-ThE MUruAL -
N soctAtion Ia hoW lasulEg :" L3.i
OF shsres. per eent. AllosTt !"
ksoate allowed On prsmtup N, I. u
are made and when re .prn,i va
syening on GEO. y. MAIN -. ~ q
ShipIsy NJ I moe heurS-ss w u
Anlelm ID
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
NYuTIOE To WATKR RAN!S''
I FYJCH oF ran WATEf rfh = =
nmtngten, Dot, b'-


The hiTs mr. 1881 AFt roV 'tAa.
BILE 81 the RegisIkrt Cftos ~ ,p ,
Oi Sixth tbd kinE stlte" '-E
that All bills paid on or before 'S.. q. q
1881 The isce OF the hill lh"s ~,
the month OF February, ; 81 =
t,onAl those paid daring NV T,
March, is par cont AdditinhHl ~ A,
amount remaining unpaid az B
1881, the b 90 istr1f IL require ,.ar
ieTruteE Withdrawn and tu', .,t
tho recovery ol the HInOoHt 0u, -, I,
ter will not be Vet into Fuch a..
such arrears. with AssesSHoh q
drawing isrrules, are RAia' ,,r
Uftlse hours IRON y a N 70 IgB.
WILLIAM J h"Ep ps.
ansed. .ieb-eed
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
RESS-GOODSPROPER

English plaid, hali-wool, 6
cents.
Striped momie-doth, s.
French knickerbocker-
cloth suiting. 10.
Halt-wool Balmero doth,
1aH.
Tycoon reps, I2t.
English melange, I2t
Marimon-cloth suiting,I5.
Flannel suiting, IS.
Cameo sulhng, 20.
Colored cashmere, ~
inch, 20,
Colored powder-oloths
27-inch, 20.
All wool flannel suitings,
25.
Colored cashmere. yard.
wide, 25,
Brocaded sujting, yard
wide, x.
Gray foule biege, ,all-wool
25.
Silk-mixed plaids, 81.
German plalds, 20 inch,35
Monte cloth, yari-wide
81.
Handkerchief pIaids, all
wool, Sd.
TwlIled flannel su;tincs
!ard-wide, IS.
Armures, all wool Inch
90.
Monte cloths, aIl.wool
42-lnCh, 50.
Lupin's merinos, all.wool
Iyard-Wide, 45,
! Cashmeres, all wool, a.
inch, 50.
Chudda, all.wool, 44-inch
IS.
Monte cloths 44-:nch, all
wool, 20.
Cords. silk k-and-wool. 65
CameHs hair suitings, 40
inch, 75.
Armures, 46.inch, IS.
Matelasses,44-inch 81 90
Camels hair suitings, a
inch, $l.25.
Th'r'esnth-srss: entrance
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

VAR. KLlFE'S GREAT NEkr county
~ STORER B the marvel OF the ave
all nerve disoases. All fits stopped Tree. send
10 08l Arch sr.. PhtladR., Pa. l0lLdhVty
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

TOTIOE-
N CFUcB or THs fAEHHEs Il 4
TEAL EIRE lisa 60, Tu
sTArH oV lLh.nN
JaJw7g u.
The TreaTursT Of the OOHaN IN
Ftvss notice that on and A'ter f's'@l Z
issl. he viii pay In eAIh, 70 tie I''a"
tied TO recsiNe II, all balance '2..ii
the credit Of member on The b'G I.
Con pAny on n,polIeies thAtfhsis..A1t e. )
will Also pay all Rmount- due "a VI, !
tireAiss (fsped in 1855 vi ich bA,' -, = :
eClltetei. " 4 LAsO...
JAnst 4weod CIV l''-"
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

TOIIrE TO REAL ESTATE OgyH
~ Thnee vbo cell OF transfer Rss Ia
And do rot utsh 70 pAY the nIs q. "a
obsige The underlined BY learn, -
theFSOs ~ oar ohsee that WS may Las s.I
tie proper 0wnsrG
EDMUND PkGiR
DENNIS kANL
once Ne. 10 Z Sinh E,rect, bs,Up,h
ket Abd King. HSoEa. s q. a., ta l.Ei'
. and TbBP. N. lIlss
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
NorIcE
NOTICE.

LAURA L. ROxBI'pG
Taipali street, cures an kIns. p0a' 1
saess thfoush the poser ui els. - ~ .>i,:,
ing on me banda khsaaAt,l1sS 8 h
tanistlm va Ia.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

OHl vaAr uaz----..--. T.. + publican,
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
DDESs.GOODS.

We have been selling low
enough indeed so low that
our counters have been
crowded with eager buyers,
Notwithstanding the dullness
Of trade elsewhere; and the
following prices are relied
upon to continue the rapid
sales as long as ithe goods
last
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
NOTICE.

NoiloE.-ALL PEkSuN. 81
~ uened noi 70 by OF a,,s ~ All q
mona ooufse ties sis Nos NJ !, = s]
- thsy sfs 10 iInDrODei b Id
oneis bsh WI be tiOppai :, .,.' -a3 I'd
IansLu OIL is1'SS, ~ 4
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
NUTioE

IOT1OE.-rHE ANNUAL Mira
~ 81 the stoekholdus 0. tA.CTb1
iug and Loaa A'soslA,i0n viii ~,
1CESDAY. February /, Of 'HngI
N. 1hs AnBnAl reporl viii be sa.s,Es
81 election hsid loS ON eerI .ai 10
An Amendment 70 The by i.vl sb,nIs
tine Of annual meeting, will az : ag
cred. Ataosa } v PiERCE u,sI,
lAn2 u Once undsr OLyic .a
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
NoTloE.

Notice u hereby given thu -
signed viii apply to the usns,,, a a Y
the tate Of lieiawsIe Al thu 80, ~ VI
TOT the passage OF al act Of a,T - - q
inAtnnoni fsom hsr tashspd ls,,, y
Bon. hARIuhst !
Jtn7.lm. fr.tst ''Asi
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

NOTfoE NEW sRR!Rs-rAE1I
~ BuildinR and Loan AnSlI,.. i
Issuing Q nes s4Tiss si st0ck ant Al,l
cse fsbruAsy . SlI per cant. l1,arG
ID vitbdfAuing fnsnbetS after hs TAN
Liberal loans grated on hrt . n
DortRaEea. 0a AdVAntAgsoul A'zI u
series borrower.
Per fgrthgr Information aopyb
}. y. PIEbOE .s~E
JAf7Sbt. once gadef CAJs. Ia
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
TOIlC E-DlSS'1LUflJh
~ PARTNERSHIP

The 10 pSrtr eTShip hefetciort ttf.s' I.,.,
tween kot.srt L. kuEtell abd GIVE.
Spencer, trading a. kusse!I a Sitbt
thif day t,een dissolved ~ m9tlh ~
Wilmington, Del JALGAJ ;, j."
The dry gooiE busibe'h hci't I, .
Quoted hy the lac nrm, Al 80 hAi', I
will be continued by h h, tn.'s ]. !. ',, '..,
fumW all ltRb lities and s.ii tIsa "
ton Of he late firm. rr.,-|
/ 1aIIs. .2b, ,iobl o q. =. ~ ~
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

No1'oE
having this Gay dispose of Toy To.yy !.
the gFoeSfy and rHvIaoa Fo'e. >. T.
oiS.Irh End Washington 'ite- ,,
ls&hc NAITrumr. Wish ~ ft ~ ~,
ior the generous patronage pe's.ss. ,
and solisfl a osptiuaa pes ~ nv 90
P. &. n v'"-
January q, 1881.
The urderHiCped having IT = +" ",
P. q. krColley hif greer ~.
ltoro, At the ). l.. corner Of >'Is- 90 q,
In ton ftrcetS, would be plss' g, . :,
me, de and the pubic EsIe a'.' n,
tsh RED that be rS O sell them GOV VI
tue lowest prlOsS. IsAA' va ;"
kAH2kR
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
JOIN NANAMAKER.

Che --nu', ThiT.Hsnth Ard Marie, strait
and City .hsll<auart, PnilAdA.
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

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pply 10
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Daily Republican., 1881-01-26
CALICOES & CHlNTZES

Standard calicocs, fast
colors 81 eeats.
Ginghams, s.
Shirdng chevioe, 10.
Cocheco foulards, called
yard wide" beautiful pat
terms, lay.
Printed monte cloths, yard
wide, best styles, IS.
Thi-septb-sarees o. E:rHnSs
Daily Republican., 1881-01-26

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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05
LETTER FROM HUSTON.
NJ. l.. MoQUowS,
County Superintenief

Ma. EDIrOR Christmas, with iis pleasures
and Its presents, has gone, and we have settled
down to the dull work Of ife again.
The great holiday was we'll celeb rated here
Each Of the sabbath schools had Christmas
tree. The exercises were largely attended, and a
great number Of presents were distributed.
On Christmas day, the NJ. y. Church had a
dinnsr and festival 10 penseld Hall. Over $50
profit was realized. This church s making a
strong effort to pay Oh IL debt, and it, prospects
Of success arc good.
The schools Of the township are all in session,
some Of them having had two weeks vacation,
some only one week.
The two saw mills a, Winterburn are not run
ming this Winter but Mr.. Blanchard's new
planning mill is In operation.
At Tylers, the mill Of j. r. Putnam a Co Il
idle. The Cloarheld Coal Company are shipping
several carloads Of coal daily.
The Woodward saw.mill, near PcnGel Is not
running on account Of having no logs.
A number Of men are engaged on Wilson run and
Mountain run, cutting shout four million feet OF
lumber, which will be saved at the Woodward
mill next Summer.
The recent cold weather has frozen up y. C.
Bowman's shinglo mill on Laurel run. The mill
runs night and day when the weather will permit
There is also q "shosk" mill az work on Laurel
run, Squire I. W. Lets has the contract Of
hauling the "shooks' to The Pen6ed depot for
shipment.
A number of William D. woodward, Jr.'s
teams are engaged ia hauling bark to the rail.
road, and logs to the Woodward saw-mill. There
is not truly idle man or horse to be seen iu
this region. llARRY.
Pen6eld, Pa, Jan. 50, 1881.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rev. GEo
LribY, Pastof.---Serviees every Sabbath At lOi
A. NJ, and ~ p. NJ.
Sabbath School ate A, NJ.
Prayer Meeting every Wednesday, at a P. NJ
Conn union Service, 6rst Sabbath Of everj
month, at l0l A. NJ.
West Clearfieid VI. Il. Church.--Rey
CHARLES W. BURSLEY, Pastor. Preaching even
alternate Sunday, at o'clock, ?. NJ. Sunday
School at p, P. NJ All are invited to attend.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. II. S. BUTLER
Sabbath services morning and evening-sab
bath School at 3 p. M.-Prayer Meeting Wednes
lay evening.
baptist Church.--Rev. - -, Pastor
Sabbath School at3 NJ. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening.
st Francis Church--CathOlic
J. .sHERIDAN.-Diyine service at lOl A. NJ, on
the drst, third and fourth Sunday Of each month
yespers and Benediction ofthe Blessed Sacrament
at o'clock, p M.-sunday School every Sunday
afternoon at O'Clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05
DEATH OF AARON C. TATE


The tragic death Of this well.knoun and es.
teemed citizen and neishbor, on Tuesday after
noon, Dec. 2sth, produced sensation In this
community and CurWeuVille, whore the Incident
occurred, the like Of which was perhaps never ex.
perienced. o. the morning Of the day indicated,
Mr.. Tate, with his wife and a number of our citi-
Iens took the traia and repaired to Curwsnsvine
to attend DR.. crouchs funeral After services in
the Presbyterian church, some went to the ceme-
terry In seds, while a number walked. The dc.
ceased was one Of the latter, be walking to the
cemetery with our townsman, Ezra Ale. Tue day
was bitter cold. and Mr.. Ale states that his com
paniOn waAed quite rapidly while going up
Thompson street which Is quite steep. and be
called upon him to 20 little slower, when he re.
marked that his clothes felt little tight, caused
by being warmed up in walking. Nothing else
unusual occurred. They proceeded to the grave,
and while looking a. the colin being lowered 10
its place, Mr. Tate was noticed to tarow up his
right hand and fall, expiring without uttering a
sound and without struggle. Several physicians
we're present who examined him and pronounced
him dead, and were Of the opinion that heart
dsease was the cause. His body was put on the
train and brsugh, corpse to the home 10 this
borough which he had left bu, Eve hour before,
the very picture of health. Mrs. Tate did not 20
to the cemetery, but stopped a, the residence Of
Mr.. Gates, where she was to remain nnsll Mr..
Tate would call for her after the funeral Clark
Tate, son, who drove up from this place in a
sleigh, drove to the cemetery but instead Of driv-
ing in, he returned to town and was no, aware Of
what happened until apprilod BY some one.
The scenes that trsnspred in the "city Of the
Dead" aud on the cars from 0urweBsvills to this
place, can be imagined, but We cannot describe
them. More grielwe never witnessed. lie was
an exemplary member Of the M. b. Iharch nearly
all bis liie and was member Of the Orders Of Odd
Fellowship and MAsOns. The funeral took place
on Friday morning, the burial services being CON
dueied at the grave BY the odd Fellows
Thus has passed away a man Of ofusefulness and
a citizen, whose place will bs hard to ell.
Tho deceased was bora 10 Lawrence township
on the 2eth day Of October, is77, on farm, where
he resided until 1868, when be removed to Clear.
field. lie served In various township and borough
ofaoes during his lie was twice elected County
Auditor, serving from 1885 to 1900 was elected
Prpthono,ary In 1893. and reelected in 1871, aud
wss elected a member Of the Legislaturs In 1873.
lie always ran ahead Of bis party ticket from 100
to 800 votes, thus dsraopsirating that he had the
eopfdsneo Of the voters. lie leavt a wife, two
daugh,sri and 500 ahd large circle Of relatives
and friends, Who deeply lament bis premature
dsmiss rIr.
Ne held policies Of lie Insurance 10 several
eoupsniss, sggressdng from $4,000 to $4,000.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05

"Wu you take wheat, oats or corn for sub
s,rwlopy" We are often inquired Of in this way
by letter from patrons who reside at a distance
from clcaraeli. We again say yes, The receipt
OF a responsible merchant or mill owner in The
vicinity will answer US just as we'll as the cash
To illustrate. II any Of our patrons will deliver
ut q bag Of grain at the mill of Joseph II. Breth,
Iu Chest township, Horace Patcbin, in burnside,
Thomas II, Forcsy, in Graham, VIM. Porter oi
Sbaw's 10 Lawrence, or Brown & Seyler's, al
Roakton, Union township, and forward their
receipts for the amount, we will credit them on
their account lof the same. In this way all may
soon pay what they owe II they will pursue this
course. IT,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05
allarrifd.

! c0CIlRAN-HUNTER.-At the residence 0
! NJ. Breon, Esq, in Luthersburg, on Sunday, De
eember 18th, 1880, by Johnston Hamilton, Esq.
Mr.. JAMES L. COCHRAN, Of Reynoldsville, an,
Miss MARY e. HUSTER, Of Hudson, both o
Jefferson county
! L0SE-McoRACKEN.-At the brides home
on Sunday, December 10Th, 1850, Mr.. JoHN II
Loss and Mics MARY Z. MocRAcKES, all Of New
Mllport.
sT0N-BRIGHT.-Oh Tuesday, Decem
Der 2lst, 1850, by Rev. D.. II. Campbell, Mr.
DAVID W. JouSsroS and Miss LlEzE BRioHr, al
/ Of Ansonylo.
BEEMAN--MCDONALD.-At Ansonville, OF
Sunday, December 26ih, 1850, BY Rev. d. II
Campbell, Mr.. DAMEL W. BEEMAN and Mis-
REBEcoA McDosALD, all Of MADEIRA.
EAsT0N-LE -LETCHWORTH.-O "wednesday
December 22d, 1850, by Rev. WIN. NJ. Buroh6eld
Mr.. HuGn A. EAsros and Miss MARE D. LErcn
worm, all Of Dubois
MARITIME -RHINEHART.-At the Office o
the officiating Justice, Jacob Williams, Esq, OF
Thursday, December 23d, 1850, MIR. CHARLIE,
MARTIN and Miss FASsr RnNEnAHr, all o
Bradford township. I.l
MCCULLOUGH the St. Charlei
Hotel, Clearield, on Thursday, December 23d
looVi by hev, u. Leidy, Mr.. WILLIAM W. ;
MorPAT and Miss MAGGIE MOCuLLoUGn, all o
Philipsburgh, Centre county.
ROBINSON the N. L. Parson.
age in Cleardeld, on Saturday, December 25th,
1880, by Rev. G. Leidy, Mr.. HAIRY Emery
Of CurWensvile, Pa, and Miss JosgPHiSg ReBIS.
soN, Of Shawsyie, Goshen township
GULGoH-TUCKER.-At the residence Of
William Tucker Esq, on Thursday, Decem-
Der SOth, lSSu, by Rev. Wm. II. Dill, Mr.
z. GILBERT GULIcH, Of Lawrence township, aud
Miss ENHA L. TucEEa, Of Clearlsld borough.
McLAUGHLIN-LlvERGOOD.-Ou Thurs.
day December gth 1889, by Geo. W. steeyer, Esq b,
Mr.. JoHN McLAUGHLIN aud Miss SusAS LnER-
GOOD, all Of Girard township.
CATHERMAN-WILs On Thurday, De.
cember 23d, 1850, by Geo. W. steeyer, ESQ, Mr..
WILLIAM CArnERNAS and Miss MANY NJ. WiLsoN,
ell Of Girard township.
DERRICK -ROWLES. AT Penuyille, on
Sunday, January "a, 1851, by Charles Hepler,
ESQ Mr.JAMEs CALVIN DERRicK and Miss VIOLA
JENNIE ROwLEs, all Of Penn township,
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-01-05

The JUDGE SoLD.-The relatives and
ncighbors Of Judge Ogden put up good job on
him couple Of weeks ago on his recent birthday
His 7ith birthday occurred on tho 2Sd Of Decem.
ber The 6rst gale Of visitors turned up At bis
residence about ten. o'clock, which pleased the
Judge very much, he being quite fond Of com
pany. lie welcomed them to the 6reside and
was glad to know that they had the pleasure Of a
sleighfide, and that they had selected his home
for a stepping place, and he thanked them for the
call. Soon after, squad after squad pat in N ap-
Pearsuce, and when about thirty persons entered
the house, ho remarked "why everybody must
be seighing to-day what does II all mean 2"
Soon about twenty more were added to tho nun
Der. lie sad "why, you will soon all be
here - Then one remarked that this was
somebody's birthday. "0h ! / see ALL" 1t was
good sell for branch Of the Court A bountio u.
rePast was served and all enjoyed the fun hugely
The Judge says they can't play that OH on me
again
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OPENING of THE BELLS GAP ExTEN
sioS.-fhe cOmPleticn and opening Of the Bells
Gap Railropd Extension on Saturday, December
18th, was celebrated 10 a joiiy manner. A gen.
tlsman who was present furnished the Altoopu
Sun with the particulars. He state. that tn.
traeklaJipg to Reilly station was completed al
" o'clock noon an Saturday, Dec. 18th, when tn,
sngne whistle was blown several times, the whis.
tie Of the Coalport Lumber Company mill alsC
beginning to ioot, which continued for aboul
half an hour. Three hearty cheers we're given
Tor Mr.. Ton sesbroOk, jr, the oompe,en,
chiei Engineer of the Bell's Gap read, and the
track foreman was also Justify ehsered. The rail-.
road party then par,cOk Of exeelleni dinners to
which they had been Invited a, the Bennett
House. BY the Coalpoft Lumber Company, james
liaihos, William Lightasr, Jacob ksleman and
John DE RAmir.I A wheelbarrUv had to be
brought to eArry away irou the ,ahls oss Of the
train attaches. Reilly station Is about iwspt y.
three miles IRON bells Mills. and is located 10
BeeeariA township, clearhsld county. There we're
about seventy Ave persons on the train who were
entertained BY the delighted people at the urmi.
noss Of the road and the sass,s arc loud In their
praise eiths hesplssiiiy Of tas fslks At coaiport
and Reilly station. .rrrf no
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died

! SCINARRS.-At the Mansion House, Clear
| field, on Saturday evening, December 18th, 1850,
Of membranous Group, MACON E., daughter Of
VIM. Sehnarrs, aged 2l years, 5 months and 4
days. The funeral services were conducted BY
Rev. Mr.. Summers.
LITHGo-In Dubois, on Thursday, Decem-
Der 2Sd, 1850, Rosa f., only child of Joseph 0.
and Clara Lithgo, aged year, months aud
days.
CR0uCH.--At bis home in Curwensyille bor-
ough, on Sunday morning, December Goth, 1850,
Of apoplexy, Dr.. d. o. CRouou, aged SO years
and 10 days.
TATE.-At ourwensvillo, on Tuesday after
noon, December 2sth, 1880 suddenly, Of heart
disease, Hon. AARON CHANDLER TATE, Of Clear.
field, Pa, aged 5S years, ? months and 2 days
CALDwBLL.AIn Knox township, on Sunday,
December 10th, 1850, Of Group, wILLARD oAlD.
WELL, son Of - and - Caldwell, aged |
year, months and days. u. IitTNI
o0NNELLY.-In Cleardsd borough, at the
residence Of his son.in-law, Alfred shirk, on
Wednesday morning, December 29th 1850,
MICHAEL CoNSELLY, aged SO years.
PETERS.-In Decatur toWusbip, on Wednes.
day, December 22d, 1850, JoSAs PETERS, aged
about 80 yoars.
HOOVER. LaWreneo tnWnship. m spnd.v
January Let. 1881, Miss Esrarn Ash uooyEs
aged about 70 yeas.
oonso,,
"a. 1891, SurTrrrLp CoEs,N. agei sbout a
yenrs.
AIpy,Nnrp 7. c,...s.,, L... .,n.
,o.ii.s.a ~ n,e"Ipe'u oy'O1sh, az w
December 22d, 1850, JAMES II. ALExAsDER
aged 70 years, month and days
DuNtAp T. p. ,..A.Lt.
nooon,ha, onn tssS .,"s ~ ~ on IMonuay' Iy
an "f J.ms' onS ts,ni,ns 49,. DaoSa DsSiAr i
years and days.
James. In the bloom or vouth
A good. obedirnt low,
Was early called by death
He was cur earthly JOY.
Thy will, Oh God, be done,
10 which We say smen
hoping IN inc glory world
To meet deceased again. r.B.s.
HOLpEN--Io Bloom tovnship. an Sunday
December goth 1850, SUSANNA p, wife Of A. Hol-
den' aged oo years. months and "a days
Dear as thou were, and justly dear,
We would not weep for thee
Vne thougn' snah ehseA s, tue s'aruhg Tear
'"'' '"o" "' ''e'
And thus shall faiths consoling power
The tears Of love restrain;
W. Wy sus' ,,s saN .ny paluns "oub
Nou'u WIS" INV he'o "ss'u'
Triumphant In thy closing eve,
The hone Of glory shsne;
1oy oreathea IN lny expiring Hgh
10 uinA 'no race was tun'
Gently the passing spirit fed,
Sustained BY grace divine