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DIED.

Fsh o, in this place Carrie kl'tate'h
daughter Of jacob aud Ada Gilbert. nge
3 years, . months aud days
Feb. |. Ia Sclussroye Sophia, wl,e o
ssmul siauGcr, aged about Cd ysar''
Jan ., a, seliesg owe, Tor sou, ,iae a
sevrre sauerer, Reheooa, villa of Hear.
werine, aged iu her ils year.
Jan. IA. In Perr, twp, ReNeca Has
aged 70 ysara, I months aal y DAYS
Jan. ~. In wassmg,o Twp. ~ aip III
srta. Lssxls. dsaahter of eAmas' an
SARAH nsotAsvh aged I year aea'h
~ 4 &et&
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Nr<AItIsIIcD.

Jan. %, ~ R,nlya, by ne R'N %, L
King, Miss Nancy Emory. Of New Colum
bus, Iu,erne county. TO Mr.. James b
Porresier, Of seiusgrove, Snyder eonn'f
Jan. 2S bs the Rev j. T, Wamp,le
Miss Mary Nagdalen, wochley 10 Mr. II
Ere lsrick DenlI, both Of Perry twp.
-.Jan. 90, hs the Rev. II. W. Zimmermsn,
Miss NJ Il Downey, TO T. A. Roash' oh
~ rbsrmau twp
Jan. &c Charles r.vsri TO Miss Barbar
larei, ,.hoth OF selinserove.
Feb. I, Ixy Rev. n. li, Belmer, welllnv
ion II eusvNrih ~ Mason Cty, III :"
Mas lille Dasis, NJ Sellpsyrosc
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CONSUMPTION.


We uaVeiep Ehrt, I've Travelled West,
Through many weary day
But the one thing that gets mcbest
1s Why The hens don't lag.
Bggs, 80 Ceuts par dozen n-dExchanre."
Try . package Of VI. IS. Rongsr's pouLrRy
rowDKRs, prepared by stSGs Mp'G Co. Of
Phil delphia. Pa fr sale by all ieslins
druggists, AMI then " they don't lay, they
are only fl TO "gs TO pot"
We have tested Vi. Invaluable qualities
~ RoRgHr's HoRsE aud CArTLg Powpgps
upon our own stock, aud 10 justice to our
fellow ciiiIens, deem u our duty TO recon
mend the same to nll owners Of stock. not
only in oa.eq whore stock IL sick. hut
hud IL very beneficial to new milch cows,
~ we'll as TO the general appearance Of
the horses aud other stock II costs only
Is Cents. sad guar ,n,eed TO eject cure
if given In lime.
We notice that = great many proprie-
iary medicine men, are advertising IN
'uch a manner. us TO lead tho public, and
particularly the rctail druggists 10 he.
lieye that the sale Of their goods is %
great. that unless their orders are seui
In early, they will be unable to ill them.
We however notice one exception TO this
rul- ~ The enso of the SiSEs' hf'G Co, oi
Philadelphia Pa Who are honest enough
TO stoie. that no matter how fast tho orr
iers come IN tor SfsE SYRuP of TAN, Win
CnEusY aud hoAuuouND they shall all he
hlicd Their sales en- this preparaii on
last year was Go0 'S3 b. ties ; their facil'
iii.s for making nj present are l,ooo.ooC
bottles per npnum let no druggist OF
customer be- alarmed, that there vii ! evei
he corner in SINKS TAR. for should The
trade dcu,Gnd 2.ooa.ooo bottles they car
be had. snu from our experience with II
~ cough aud cold remedy, we have NJ
doubt that it, sales will soon reach th,
last named fgures.
san Francisco NcwS and Dispatch
"A horse ! horse my Kingdom for 4
horse y when King Richard SPOKE
these words on Bosworh field, he un
douhtcdly meant y horse which hal been
u.iBg RoBrHr's CTLgaHArgn llonsE Pow
pvus, NJ no other animal would have con
yeyed him 10 y safe place in the quickest
possible time. Price Is Cents--sold ev
srywhere.
Marriages have increased 10 per ecu
since ourg men have learned Of ih
soothi effect Of SlsEs' Tan, WiLn CuyR
ny and lioApuorSp, upon battles. louul
man if on Keep bottle ou hand for al
encrgcn y, You are safe in bringing
lhings to climax.
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Guilty OF Wronl.

Some people hls, = fsshion Of oonfns
ing excelleAt rene lies with the large
mass Of "pAlont m.lic,nes." and in this
they are guilty ofa wrong. There are
some advertised remedies fully worth all
that is asked for them, and one at least
We know of-ilop Bitiers. The writer
has had occasion to use the Biiters in just
such climate Ms we have most OF the
year in Bay City. aud has always found
them 10 he frst-olass and reliable. doing
all that is claimed Tor them -rst6usE.
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Philadelphia and Reading
Rail Road.
Arrangement Of Passenger Trains
OCT. o5th, I.ssO.
7Nofrs Dove Hor,ls5urg a, follows /.

I
For New iork, via Allnciown,
: ob a N, and I.4h p. m.
"bouud Brook Route 600, y o5 a. m,
aud l.ij p. M.
For Pbilalclphin, Goo. SOS tihrougb
car), $50 ~ NJ. l.i5 aud 400, and SO,
y. IN.
For l,eadinq, 6.Ocj sC5, . 80 a. M. Ii;
loo End 800 p. m.
For Poitsville, SEQ. sos, 0 So n. M.
and 400 y. m. and via schuylkill n Sus.
qushsnna Branch at 2.io p. m. For hu
huru. b.3o =. m.
For Allentown, 600 and s15, 800 am.
LIS and 400 p. ~.
The sos a. M. and | .i5 p. IN
irains have through cars for New York
via Allentown.
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GRAND JURORS

drawn for regular term commencing
February 2Sth, 1881.
Adsms-Jameq u Kline, Peter Reigle
Joseph schreillsr, Adam Smith.
Beaver wesi-Joscph y. llaines.
Fra klin--Jobn Ernosl, Robert Hummel
Robert Smith.
Middlehurg--JohnY Y. Shindel.
Middlecrrek--John Leitzel.
Monroe-Joseph B0ust.
Penns-Adam J. Fisher, Frederick Is
Ulrick.
Perry Levi. .Kopler, andrew Rom'g.
Perry st.s.Ihomas ShelleDberger.
Selinsgrove--.J. W. Gsuglcr, Alfred Mar
burger.
Union Christ opher Fox, Thomas HoG-
man.
Washingio ons Edward Bassler, David
Gnrman. Frederick Z. Hilbish, Elia'
Shoizberger.
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Auditors Notice.

IN he estate of G. In ne orphans C5ur,
4 HRJih docd Of Suydcr couuiy.
rINlIE undersigned Auditor appointed hy
j tho said Court to distribute the fuui4
in the hands OF j. A AMI Eiz. Hilhi4h
Administrators SC, will sit for The
purpose Of his appointment At the o'Ece Of
A. &. Simpson inSeliusgrovcon TUESDAY
Feb. %. lsNl nt 10 o'clock m. at which
lime anl place all persons having claims
are requested to present them duly au-
ihenticated or be debirrel from coming
in on said funds,
T. J. SMtrn.
Fc b. |, 1881. Aulitor
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NMnRnNS


Fer Allentown and Way Stations, 600
.. m.
For Reading. Philtlclphit. AID Way
stations, l.i5 p. NJ
7'coi "a for Harrisburg ieare as foiiows
Leave New York, via Allentown. S.ij
a. N. loo and $50 y. M.
Leave New Yutk, via ''Nnund Brook
Rou's' and Philadelphia, Ti5 a. M, l.3o
,nd 5.8o 2. NJ. arriving vt Harrisburg
| 30, $40 = M, and 1913 "a. M,
Leave Phinlolphit, 9.i' a ~. i.u
and ~ p. N.
Leave rousyille. 100, 9.l0 a. N, and
lao ? IN.
Leave Reading. $50 g 90, H.. so a. m.
l.So, G. 10. and lo3j p. IN,
Leave Pott-yille. vi, Schuylkili y SUE
guehnnna Branch. $50 a.. m.
Leave Allentown, G.25 300 a.m., l2.io
i.3o, and 900 ?. m.
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~ Letters Of decentralization on tho estate oi
L0uish \. knight late of tulHn tvu snyder
co ra,, decd. have been granted tu tho ur lrr.
signed. an per.uus knowing ttvW-Hly,. ir.'UNt.
% TO -lii o.tft" viii please m1ac immediate
payment while those having clllu.s sng4lu.tFlii
estate viii present them for rottleW ut tu
JUuS ". kNIfuE.
Jan, 0, 81. Aiul uistrptsr.
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Familiar Essays on Scientific Sub.
jects. BY Il. A. Proctor. No. 1S Of
the uUHB0LDT LIBRARY OF
POPULAR SCIENCE. Prico l5 cents.
J. Fitzgerald 4 Co., Publishers, l43 4lh
Ave-, New York.
II is one OF the most encouraging
signs Of the times that literature of
this high grade should find acceptance
among the general publishers OF tho
Humboldt Library should receive The
elFeQnQue snpport ofalI Who favor tho
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Election Notice.

NOTICE ia hereby given TINT nm
~ Election f.- ihroc Directors and one Auli.
tor of tle Ra,yortowu Mutual fl-a Iu.Iraprs
Company uf Bsayrrt1Nu, "a, viii ha beta a.
the olicy ut ihc Company i Brtyrrt.Nu, Pa, 900
SATURDAY, JANUARY -J'I. Isl, between
ti" hours oil aui 2. u. 1l -tll .Itv.
:, a. WErLEL. Prs.
a. II IowEsov, Sec. De-. -T.',g.
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1srmors, trysip eios mercurial diseas
es, scrofula and general debility cured
by "Dr. binds ey's Blood searcher.
cid by druggists.
Jan. Is. 1881. 4w
ruRs fuRsii fURs i,s. op.
psuhsimer q seiinssrove, pays III. high
Get price fcr Nustrais. Racoons, &C, SC,
Jan. 81, 5~.
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II will pay every body 10 examine
t,e immense Stock of Furniture for
sAls by ~ Popular Furniture man
y: 3 1eS Z Y 4 4 'pva ? a
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STRAYED SHaAT.

4 Shoat. all white. Z or : months
~ Old. came to the prcmi.es of the nu ler.
~ gucd loo Wet Beaver tpvusuip .uauWpgr
n requested g. come forward. prove Tr..Drf b.
pay change and tkeit away, or % viii 0s lls-
posed Ut tacgurdiuH % law,
EMANUEL PETER,
Jan. D, 1ssi. Biuueryli.. snyder 60. IA.
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nMlNTSTRAT NOTlCE-

LETTERS ~ Hlminis'ratirn on the estate o.
Ectl. >uyIer, late NJ West Perry tNp.. Snyder
a.. PN., Gc''t, have I.rU 4rtH'cl tu a., under.
i.uci. Al Icr-nus hInaing tHeu.s',tr 'r-
IeUtci IN slll estate Will please make nell.
ate payment wallc those GfviUg claims t- tiH.f
saiI estlte will present them flr settlement g.
CUhI~IlNN SNYDER.
JOSEPH GRANG t..
Dec. -. 1880. AimIuistfat .fs.
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PRIVATE SALE

A valuable Brick HOTEL. locate d in
franklin, opposite tue 81 injury apd
Lewistown Railroad depot, is Offered
for sale.
Thisis a substantial building buiil
on the most modern style, adapted AZ
n Hotel or private dwelling !. beauti.
fully located well of excellent water
IN the sum'ner-house aud ample
stabling, icc'house and other ont
buildings.
For further particulars call on or ad'
dress, ID. II. kERS rETrER,
Middleburg, Pa.
W --~--------->6> ----------
11NAnAckl n c,,r.d C,r os<rsvS,a X,
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Local News, &c.
SALE REGISTER.

Saturday, Feb. 26, abraham Brubaker,
Executor &c Of Memo Staulrer
decd, will sell Real Estate in Un-
Mon twp.
Tuossay, March 1, Mary Long will sell
House hold goods in Middleburg.
Tuesday, March 1, Samuel Winters
will sell Horses Cows, Sheep. Farm
Implements, Household Goods
&c, in Beaver twp.
Wednesday, March %, Robert Smith
near Troxolvillc will sell Horses
Cows, young cattle, Brood SOW,
Shoots, Farm Implements and
Household goods.
Monday March 7th. Jacob StclIeu will
sell Live Stock, Farm Implements
and Household goods, at his resi-
dence miles south of Freehurg.
Tuesday, March s, Simon and Morris
Erdey Administrators of John
Erdley, decd, will sell Live Stock
Farm Implements and Household
goods.
Thursday. March 10. Jacob Steininger,
Executor of Henry Rauch, will
sell Cows, Hogs. Farm Implo-
ments, House hold goods and &c.
Tuesday, March Is, Abraham ]. Has
singer will sell Horses, Cows,
Farm Implements, &c, about halt
way between Beaver Springs and
Troxelville.
Thursday, March 18th Y. II. Wagner
will sell Live Stock. Farm Tmple-
meats and Household goods ut his
residence near Kratze rvllle.
Friday, march 1s, Michael Ewig will
sell Household Goods, Farm Tn
p'rmcni-, Live Stock, &C., in Al.
ans twp.
Wednesday, March %, Benjamin
Kramer will sell Horses, Cows
Farm Implements &c, &c. in Md.
dlecreek twp.
Nyy-sr-1sss
st. Valcntiac's day next.
Good sleighing still continues.
Advertising is the life of trade.
Send on orders for election ticsets.
Il slHal'ioJ kitten is not 4 gooi mou
a.
Tho blaSbonc Of winter continues
healthy.
The skating has been spoiled by the
snow.
enlo bills neatly pri,.cd At tho posi
Office.
The creates, homo attraction ia
wife with loving sniics
The spring hn, question "a bccip.
ming 10 tickle the icmale mind
e,,, ,ao, rc. -.
o.,...., - - Wv "'S' NV
Coal niles ar, or,vi,, s,,lor h,,
de.recs and be ,utir,IIy l,.s
T,os,,,u .,..,,
onco i, ,,,rr .,J,.a, T., ,,.,. ~, g, ''P'"'
'' '''''''' - ''''' "'"'''
o,d ,,an.i'a..a ,.', ,''....', WIS ,-, '.'''''
''"'
""NV', W. "'.", ~ '"o " he ''"nSe
, '"S w ''"' " '"'' ''"e "F'' e'ass lo'
o"cco anu O's4fs'
o, -. s'' ,'' F" ~" n'S SHALLOW
',, "'' '''N W s'oeP 'or 81" IONS
II western paper says that Jamaic.
rum Is made IN Philadelphia, of ole
'''''' s'"'uerons
for Colds. Coughs, Bronchitis anj
al "hectons OF the Lungs, take Aver
.herry Pectoral.
a large crop of wheat is anticioated
next harvest, owing to the proteclin.
ana iert'ilzlng effects of the winter
snow.
Thi. is an unusna,lv sevore w;,,o,
for railroadiug, and the men saw ,ba'
the cost of Keeping the road, oner bo
been double that of any previous win.
ter.
wha, w, d,;,o ,u ,.
OF clothes press drive it through 4
spool no tothe. head aud you viii
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1 DMINISTkATORS NOTICE.

~ Letter. Of admiui-t-atiHn on tho estate
oi Abraham ii'rgH. lttc ui '|I lIccrs1k twp.
SuF ucr Co.,, Ir., ucrrarCd have uec. lrHutcf To
the uui"rsiguel. An person. ku.vInl tIc.-
Ives indicted 90 stiI estate aill pictso usa e.
i'm mediate payment whi.u those Luyiu- aims
asniu-t said estate will pr'scut tLcm Tor sst-
tlcHeut to
SIMON HrEGE,
Jan. Q, isSl.pi. Administrator.
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ENECUTDRS NOrICE.--Lotters
~ testamentary on tho estate Of Mary
%. Lyer, late of SellnsRruve BOROUGH
Snyder County dcc'd having boon grant
oil TO tbo undersigned, all pet sons know In =
themselves Indebted to said estate are re1ucs T.
oil to mako Immediate payment, u1Tsie those
having claims will present them duly autheutl.
Gated for settlement 10
GEORGE SCHNRE,
JAMES h. DAVIS.
Feb. 10, 1881. Executors.
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ENECUrOB'S NOrICE~-Lcilers
tItcstamnntaty on tho estate NJ Henry
Ranch decd, late of west Ucayer Township
Snyder county, Pa, wore granied 90 'Lo uu-
dersignoi. All peranns knowing thrmeHlvo.
irdcbted to said estate viii please mako immc.
dlate payment, while those having claims will
present them Tor settlement to
JACOB STEINtNHER,
Feb. 10, lssi. foNccuior.
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Pennsylvania r. Il.


Trains leave Leuistown Junction ~ folio~f
MAIN LfNB-w WARD
pl,tsbutnn Express lgesh.rn.
Iscihr Express Gf2n. m.
Way Passenger 10 a. ~. m.
f'ail 4N'p. m.
fast Line - esp. NJ.
PaciGc Express Iosaa m
Mhti u p. m.
PM afolphia Express iii0p NJ.
J0hustoNn Express tiiea.m.
The FAST iinc. way Passenger aud tiIe rhcif
&c Express west, and the Paciuc and Atlantis
Express east run daily.
Way trans leave stations in Minin county
~ follows.
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Hl9ItUs

Ntt5itiIU3
Leave New York $50 p N. Phillaae-
phia. 7.i5 p. m.
Leave Reading, 500 am. and o,3j p m
Leave Allentown nt 900 y. m.
BALDWIN tsRAyCIi
Leave harrisburg for Patton. To-
cbi.l. and Steclton daily. except sunday,
b.2j. 6.io. 9.4j .. m. zoo 3. ~: daily,
except Saturday aud Sunliy, 5 - p. M
and on Saturday only. rs. f,lo. $50 p .m
Returning. leave Stcottou daily, oN.
cept Sunday, q. 10. loo, lo.2p -. M. 90
p. IN daily. eNcep, Saturday aud sun.
lay, G.Io p. M. aud on Saturday only,
bio, G.3o, 800 ?. m.
j. WOOTTEN,
Gonl MaLager
c. q. HANCOCK.
Genl pa..'rS Ticket Agt.
rsb 80 VII n a..
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Give your Children a start in Life.

The Y. p. Beneficial Society pays
Children majority Benefit of one two
and three hundred dollars when they
arrive Mt the nge of q years nlso u
funeral benefit if they die before reach-
ing said age.
This Institution offers all parents m
opportunity Of giving their Children
n start in life. Parents do not fail e.
avail yourselves of its protection and
aid.
For further p1rticulnrs and cirru-
lars address HENRY Il RlEGLE, Agt
Midllcburg. Pa.
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LEWTsTOWN DIVISION.

The racidt Express west can 10 tagged
M0h cJtowuatsii am.
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S1Sl 1 NY Y idSi aa'ci SSs Y
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susrUHV a Luwisrows RAiL noAr.
LEAVE EAarWArp. WFaTW Ann
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY.

Tn nol snar Nov. io,n, ISIS, trains on this
road VIII rrp aa follows
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PENNSYLVANIA R. R
Philadelphia & Erie R. n. Division
WINTER TIME T.4BL.

On ar' After SUNDAY. NU-, -ih. 1850. n
i-afu..u The P.ia isI Is A Er.e Rail Rof
Division viii RON nj ft.frRss
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II you want 10 eel rid of pimpies. boiis,
tetter. &C.. use "Lindsey's Dloed Search
err Sold hy ali dy all druggists.
DIR seller's Cough syrup" will ensure
you q good Nights rect. IL is The hest
cough medicine in the market. Price rs
cents.
Headache cured for % cont. by DR.,
MErrAUR'S EEA DiCHE AND
DYSPEPSIA Ills. rricc % cents.
Feb. saw.
WANTED. Tho rame and address NJ
every comrade vi the 4)th Regt. pa
vols. also the address of those who
have died. send name and address, on
Postal Card
SAMUEL NICKEL
Committee for Snyder Co.
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4 would !
lhug rnhfl
jnrore IN aH \
10 SIMPLE i
aud vii orl
u good strl
riding liJuss1
ss.
GABRIEL
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lfl4
NF,k rr
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-05-18

A SHAMEFUL JoB.-By a bare ma.
jority of one vote, Hayes brother.in.
law and President Garfeld's "butty,"
Stanley Matthews (an Ohio NAM, ha:
at last been confirmed by the Senate
as Judge of the United States Su.
preme Court, We have now before
us the humiliatiRg spectacle of a mar
in the Supreme Court whose honesty
and truth have been questioned and
whose championship and counsel o.
monopolies and corporations is sup
ported by a lobby of great railroad
men. His record alone as one of thC
Southern "visiting statesmen, and The
disgraceful part he took in the great
national fraud through which Mr.
Hayes was seated in the Presidential
chair, should have been sufficient tC
have caused his rejection for any pos
of trust and honor. He has been con
demned as unfit for the Supreme Courr
Judgeship even by the Republican
press, and il is difficult TO imagine
what claims he possessed that secured
his confirmation. 1t is to be hoped
however, that his future record as {
member of the highest tribunal may
be such as to, at least measurably, re
deem that of the past, which has mad,
him the subject of such caustic but JUS
criticism.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-05-18

MoDEL STATEsMEN-The editor Of
the Philadelphia Times, on the 14th,
thus alludes TO some facts in which
thepublic has an interest, viz "The
Pennsylvania Legislature has reached
the spit ball stage and the statesman.
like practice of throwing paper wads
about the House seems to have expe.
rieuccd sudden and wonderful devel
opmcnt during the week. 1t became
so much Of a nuisance that yesterday
the assistance of the Sergeantat-Arms
was invoked TO put stop to it, but il
was not stopped. In the midst of the
flying wads there was a discussion
over the action Of the insurance com.
panes which are accused of seeking tc
avoid the payment Of all their liabili
ties growing out of the Danville Asy.
lum fire, and resolution directing the
Asylum Trusees to report the facts was
passed. II had been arranged that
Representative Mckee should call up
the Tax Office bill, but Speaker Hewitt
conveniently overlooked him when he
arose for that purpose. The Speaker
is a very handy man for the ringsters
30 have around"
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-05-18

The LION AND THE LAMB,-How
this world does wag on private account
sometimes We were a spectator at
the late sitting of the School Directors
Convention, and there we took in faces
that we have often seen before. The
syndicate, formed by an alliance be
tween General Patton, Daniel Faust
ct cetra, Wm. Tucker, John Ray Blk
Ter et al, carried us away Off into @
kind of romantic garret where strange
bed-fellows do congregato occasionally
When these veteran regulators of pub
lie affairs locked horns, we were salts.
fed that somebody's on would be
gored. The alliance was 30 monstrous.
ly unnatural that we at one time be
came alarmed but it passed off al
right after all, and nobody was hurt
However, consistency is still TO bC
looked upon as a jewel in the future
and those who "got away with it" nc
doubt will exhibit it to their neighbort
on their return to their home. TC
the boys present, and in sight of the
manipulations that took place between
the pump and the lamp-post on the
Court House corner, it must have beer
a puzzler. But it happened-the lior
and the lamb, through use of The
Tucker attachment, slept in tho SAINT
crib
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-05-18

IT WAS A MIsTAKE.-A cotempora-
ry, in abiding to the case, has this to
say: ave do not know under what
view of their duty Democratic Sena.
tors found themselves required to vote
to put Stanley Matthews on the Su-
preme Bench and We fear we never
will know. Certainly it was not out
of regard for their party, of whom he
has been an INSCRIPTIONS and most
dishonorable foe, Surely il cannot be
out of regard for the country, Of whose
interests he has shown himself to be
the enemy, under the Democratic idea
of those interests, by his support Of
grasping monopolies. The Supreme
Bench is degraded by his elevation,
and the power of the people, in their
impending conflict with corporate
power, weakened. Was IL q Demo.
cratic duty to do this, or were they
who did it faithless2 We say that
they were"