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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01
Mlarrifd.

HEss-LER.-0n Saturday, May 2sth, 1881
by j. II. Hils, Esq, Mr.. aseaGE BEss and Mis-
LIlrrE LIE, both Of Greenwood township.
wEAvER-ROss.-At the home Of the bride
on Tuesday, May Gath, 1881, by Rev. A. Stone
Mr. JAMS NJ. WEAVER, Of New Washingior
borough, and Miss ASsIE Z. Ross, Of Bell town
ship.
HoMPsoN-TATE.-At the home Of th'
bride, on Thursday, May 26th, 1851 BY Rev. A
J. Bean, Mr. j. II. THOMPSON and Miss MATril
TArE, both Of Lawrence townthip.
MENEIE-LUcAs.-In KArthAus township
on Sunday, May 22d, 1881, by p y. Coutriei
E,q., Mr.. FRAsGs MESEIE and Miss ANNIE BEL
Lucas, both Of Karthaus township.
RT-M0YER.-At the Ward House
Tyrone, on Wednesday, April 10th, 1881, by Rev
s. NJ. Moore, d. D., Mr.. JSo. Q. STEWART an
Miss ELLA MoYER, both Of Woodland, clearhel
county, Pa.
LD-LAToUoHE.-At the residshe
Of the brides parents, on Tuesday, May 2ith
| 1881, by Rev. A. d. MeCloskey, Mr.. FREDEnIol
r. SooFiELD and Miss CAaRIE LAIouoHBi all O
Penheld, Clearhsld county.
FILLHART-woLFGA AT the rcsidens
Of Mr.. Hiram Woodward, in Pen6ed, on Thurs
day, May 18th, 1851, by Rev. Wm. NJ. Burch
field, Mr. PmLP FILLHARr, Of Troutville, Clear
field county. and Miss MARY J, WoLTGASG, q
Heathyille, Jefferson county.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

Uaiisd Siois. Ssnaiors-J. Donald Cameron
Harrlsburg Dauphin county John I. Mitchell
Wellsboro, Tioga county.
ToHgrtssman-Ez Z Governor Andrew 2. Curtin
Pgneioute, Centre county.
Ssnuior-Hon. Cyrus 7. Alexander Bell efonte
Centre county,
4,,mJy-Hon. James Flynn, Smiths Mills
Clearheld county.
Prs,idsnt Jgdgs-Hon. Charles A. Mayer
Lock Haven.
A,,isiaaf Las yudge--Hon. John II. Oryis, 0
Rellofonte.
A,soeiais Jadgsl-Abram Ogden, Clearheld
Vincent B. Holt, Cleardeld.
ProitoH0tary-James Kerr.
Rsgi,isr aHd Rseordsr-Gesrgs N. Ferguson.
Trsasursr-Philip Dots.
Dilfriei AHCrney-J. F. hekenrick.
SIsriF-James Mahnfey.
Dsppiv Sheriff.. l. Thompson.
Cognty Swreyor-Samuel y. MeOloskeyi Cur
,enyyille.
C,,siy ComHiissionsrs-C, W. Kylsr, Graham
,,p p. O.; Elah Johnston, Grampian Bills P. o.
r,bn Norris, ST., Curwensyille
C,rui issionsrs' Clerk--Jaeob A. Faust
Co,pty Audifors-William V. Wright, Clear
f.I. Joseph Gilliland, Three Runs J. S. Nor
T,gnty C9roHer-James A. Moore, Clesrheld.
Jg,y fommissioners--k kndrewJ. Jackson, CLEAR
fsl VIM. R. Brown, Clearheld.
SaperinisndeRi Of Public SeAoot'-M' L. DC
guowB, Clear6eld.
y,,,ri,. puJiic-John ". wrigley, VIM. Ra
l.l5g,b. cyrus Gordon, Cleardeldj Joseph X
Irwin. n. Z. Arnold, Curwensyinei j. A. Living
.flpe Dubois City.
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ORDINANCE In relation to assem-
u N blages, 81 now-balllng, ball-playing

ORDINANCE In relation to assem-
N blages, 81 ow-balllng, ball-playing
etc.:
SECTION /. Be It enacted and ordained BY th,
Burgess and Town Council Of the Borough oI
Clearfeld, and Il is hereby enacted and ordained
by the authority Of The SAINT: That Il shall b,
unlawful for al persons, whether minorI or adults
10 eongregate on any Of the street orossiugs cor
ners or pavements within said Borough, whereby
persons paiiing or rtpaEEing may be obstrueted
or whereby the good order and peace Of the eili
1ens may be disturbed and every person so offend
Jog shall, after summary conviction thereof be.
fore the Burgess, or any Justice Of the Peace, b,
fined not less than one nor more than Eve dollar
or committed to the Borough Lookup not exceed
ing forty-eight hours, or both, At the discretion
Of the eoumitiipg officer.
Sac. 2. Any person or persons who shall ongag,
in any species Of ball PLAY log, snoW-baliing, OF
playing at shiny upon any Of the streets or
alleys Of the Borough or any pertou or person.
who shall strike or beat doors, windows, or door
steps, or throw by means Of any sling or other.
wise, any cern, grain, sand dirt stones, shot, oi
other missile at OF upon auy windows, door
steps, porch or house, or upon any Of the street
or alleys Of the Borough, or pull any door-bell o.
any dwelling with intent to annoy the owner OIL
occupant thereof, or with other misehievous In
tent, or any person or persons removing any
steps, sign or any portion or fixture in and upot
any premises within the Borough without the
consent ef the owner shall upon conviction Of
each and every such offence before the Burgess Of
any Justice of the Peace Of the borough be fined
not less than two nor more than Eve dollars and
pay the costs Of the proceedings, one.hAlf Of th'
fne to 70 10 the informer, aud In default theroi
shall be confined in the Borough Lookup mol
exceeding forty-eight hourI.
10 testimony that the above Ordinance was
passed this 2Sd day Of May, A. D. 1881, hav'
hereunto set my hand and ned the seal Of sait
Borough. S. l. SNYDER, Burger.
Seal Attest
J. y. SS1DER, Clerk.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

v.tbodist Episcopal Chureh--Rev. GEo
-,,, po.tor.-Servioes every Sabbath 1t l0i
IN, and y P. NJ.
N,.,bbntb school at . A. NJ.
per Meeting every Wednesday, at "A ?. NJ.
r'mu.union Service, fret Sabbath Of every
so1th, at lOi AN.
west Cleardeld n. L. Church.--Rev
s,.rgF b. AGUE, Pastor. Preaching every
,'..rsato sunday, at S o'clock, ?. NJ. Sunday
s.saol at p, P. II. All are invited to attend.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. II. S. BUTLEE
s,bb,t6 services morning and evening-Sab'
.,,b school at "a. M.-prayeT Meeting wednes
iay evening
paptIst Chureh.-Rey. ---- --, Pastor
s.Irsth schoolatsP. NJ. Prayer Meeting erery
Wednesday evening.
~ Francis Church--CsthOlic--R !
q sHrrIpAN.-Diyiue service at l01 A. NJ OF
he lrst, third and fourth Sundays OF each month
vr.psrg and Bsnedietion ofthe Blessed Sacrament
a, z o'clock, p. M.-sundny School every Sunday
.FfrDoun at 8 o'clock.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01
DECORATION DAY OVER.

Decoration Day and Court brought large
crowd Of strangers to oleArield on Msnday. The
day ope ned clear and warm, and continued to
grow hotter until about the time the ceremonies
were over, when all vegetation and swsltcring hu-
manlty were rsireshsned with few hours Of a
delightful rain. II ceased about six O'Clock,
afler laying the dust and cooling the atmosphere
c1eotualIy.
People commenced to arrive early in the morn
ing, and by noon, with nearly all the buildings
pr6fusely decorated with snail Gags and several
large banners floating to the breeze on Market
street. our town presented gay appearance, and
would have done honor to an oli-fashioned
Fourth Of July.
Shortly after the town clock struck one, the
multitude that assembled at the stand erected for
the occasion In front Of the Court House, was
called to order by Col. Walter Barrett. After
music being discOurssd by the orpheus and citi.
1ens' Cornet bands and the martial band, in their
turn Rev II. s, Butler opened the exercises with
prayer. Hon. @. r. Barrett then introduced th,
speaker Of the day, Col John W. Fornsy, Of
Philadelphia, Who entertained the assembly for
nearly an hour. Col. Forney, in personal ap-
psarance, is a large, hne.looking gentleman, has
gray side whiskcrs and wore black dress suit,
Although this was his first visit to our town, the
speaker was well acquainted with many Of our
older eitzens Who were pleased to meet with him
on this occasion.
After the addrels the procession formed In the
order Of the programme as previously published
In the procession, besides the bands Of musicians,
we're two hacks filed with little girls belonging
to the Decoration Committee, and a long line oi
carriages. Arriving at the cemetery, the drum
corps played the Dead March while the procession
entered, and after music BY the corncl bands and
prayer, Rev. Mr. Lsidy delivered an address,
beautiful and appropriate.
Afer the conclusion Of the address, the mem.
bers Of Larrimer Post strewed the graves Of theiI
fallen comrades with fragrant flowers. The
procession reformed, marched back to the Court
House and dsbandel. Thus Decoration Day
1851, passed away to the entire satisfaction Of
all, in an appropriate and pleasing manner and
in such a way that those who labored for It's sue
cess have cause to feel we'll rewarded for the time
and trouble devoted to the work.
This beautiful and appropriate Gu stOm, bOr'
rowed from the aneients, has become an event o
marked Importance in our annual history, and
as time rolls on, each year seems to add to u
/ greater significance.
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1ifd

RAINEY- On Thursday, May 18th, 1851, a
the residence Of Andrew l.. Kitchen, In Chest town
ship, Of consumption DASiEL RAlSEY, aged 2
years, II months and days.
Huntington county papers please copyl
PATRICK.-In Burnside borough, on Thurs
day, May 26th, 1881, FRASE, son Of c. r, an
CathArihs Patrick, aged ] year, months an
20 days.
"AlEs how changed that lovely flower
Which bloomed and oheered our heart
Fair, heeting comfort Of an hour,
How soon we're called to part.
BAILEY.-In Becoaria township, on Monda y
April 25th, 1881, WILLIAM p, son Of Thomas W
and Mary A. Bailey, aged 10 weeks and day.
Dearest WILLIE you have left us,
And our loss We deeply feel
But tie God that called you from ui,
lie can all our sorrows heal.
Thou hast suffered much on earth,
Bat thy suffering now Is Ger,
And wen try and meet thee WILLIE
On that bright celestial shore.
Moran.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

NEW DAILY STAGE LINE.-James l..
Leavy has succeeded in having daily mail estab-
lished between Cearfeld and Pennfeld, and will
hereafter run daily stage between the two points
His contract began with April lst and the stage
will leave Cleardeld every morning (oHcept Sun
day at S o'clock, making connections with all
trains on the Low Grade Railroad at Penn6eld, re-
turning after The last train the same evening.
Passenger and freight will be carried a, low rates.
Orders loft a, any Of the hotels will be attended
to. l6apr79-u
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

List Of letters remaining unclaimed
IN the Postofise at Clearlsd, Pa, for the week
ending May 80, 1881:
John Brisbois, Wm. Guhlous, Mrs Martha
Haden, II. r. Knarr, Bill Mckay, Mrs. 7. W.
Moore, Jos. Moure, N. N. Pruner, =. II. Reed,
7 Il. Simon, Jean Baptist Namont, Joseph White.
p.AGArLIN. Pm.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

The eampmoeting soon to be held within the
limits Of The Borough Of DuBols, Clearield county
oaers peculiar and forfeithble attractions to all
church going people. Every attraction that IL
possible for a eampmeeiing TO present TO the pub
lie il there
Firsf, the time Of year, coming as 1t does when
blooming Spring has completely thrown Oh the
last shackles Of long and dreary Winter, and
girded itself with the fowsrs and leafy garments
Of another Summer; when every grove and bower
resounds with the melodies Of warbling songsteTs,
and when the merchant from bis counter, the
student from his cell and the farmer from bis
fields all are ready to seize upon such an occasion
10 partake Of the repast at a campmeeting feast.
Then tie place. The camp is situated in a beauti'
ful and neatly trimmed grove, only few minutei
walk from DuBOis City, which Is one Of the live
lest, most active and industrious towns Of western
Pebnsylvania. For tie ihbilsotual there will be
attractions. Some Of the finest pulpit orators
will occupy the rostrum during the meeting
among whom will be many ministers from the
Central Penrsylyanis and Erie Conferences
Music and song are the soul Of any gathering
Il will not be wanting there, rather excellenuy
provided for. Prof 4. o. Excel, the already re-
nowned and widely known "swest spirited Gospel
Singer" will be present during the entire meeting
and to announce bis presence is enough, as those
who have heard him would hear him again
On Wednesday afternoon, June sth, there viii
be held platform meeting In the interest OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society. Addressei
will be made by Mrs. G. A. Pinney, Mrs. T. Z
Winger and other prominent ladies. Thus have
the people Of Dubois secured to themselves and
offer to the surrounding oOuntry opportunities FOL
Intellectual and spiritual improvement and enjoy
ment never before presented in their yincinity.
The meeting will open with an evening service al
s p. NJ, June %, and will continue twelve days
There will be excursion tickets sold at all the
stations along the Low Grade no I'D from Neu
Bethlehem 10 Driftwgod On the 4th and lltt
(saturdayi) and win be good to return until JUNE
18th.
Admission to the ground 10 cents each for In
dividual and horse. Let all 90 to the Campmeet'
ing and secure this opportunity Of seeing the city
and vicinity.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

A FACT.-An advertisement inserted
in the REFunLIcAS will reach more readers than
II published 10 all the other papers in the coun-
~, and cost the advertiser less than one-half
In otner words, an advertisement Published in
our Journal Is worth double the price Of thA,
charged BY any other publisher in the county.
Il IL fact" Il.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01
YES, OF COURSE !

.WW you take wheat, oats or corn ior sub
..-.r,i5r ?" We are oiten inquired Of in this way
bg letter from patrons who reside ~ distance
s.rr risar6eld We again say yes. The receipts
.g , ,sspopsible merchant or mill owner In the
y.,iBity, viii answer us just well as the cash.
To illustrate If any Of our patrons viii deliver
If a bag or grain at the mill Of Joseph H. Breih,
= chest township, Horace Patehin, in burnside
thomas Il. Forcey, in Graham, Wm. Porter or
.6aa's iu Lawrence, or Brown seylers at
Rosktoa, Union township, and forward their
re,sirts for the aaOunt, We will credit them on
ibdr account for the same. In this way all may
coon 10y What they owe, II they will pursue this
course. "
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

Bold AND DARING RoBBERY.-We
have just received Intelligence Of an extensive
daylight robbery, says The 0sceola RsrsiHs Of
Nay 27th, by which Samuel Matthews, living
with his son Abram, near the dividing line bs.
tween Cleaffeli and Cambria counties, lost 900
ia cash, besides a number " valuable papers.
The Matthews farm Is located a short distance
above C0aport, and said to be In BescAfia town
ship, this county, although We believe It Is jast
across The line, in Cambria county. AZ all events
"Abs7 MhttheWi had gone to Houtsials on the
day Of this occurrence, which We believe was last
Saturday, leaving bis father, who Is now az old
mau over eighty years Of age, alone at the house.
Some time during the day, the old gentleman,
being weary Of staying 10 the house alone, walked
out % a Geld where some men wore pailing stumps,
and when be retained after having been out a
ihorl time, be vas greatly surprised to bni bis
trunk broken open aud q robbery committed as
above nsaiionca. No clue vas obtained a. to rho
the perpetratuf Of the crime is
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

State Superintendent Highbee has
appointed County Superintendent MeQuown, o.
this place, = member Of the Examining Board, tc
assist 10 examining the graduating class a, the
Lock Haven Normal School, June goth The
Board consists Of the following gentlemen, viz
DR.. E. Z. Higbee, State suPerintendenti Hon.
Henry Houok, Deputy State Superintendent
Prof George P Beard, Phneipal Of California
State Normal School Prof n. II. schenk, Super
intsndent Of Cameron county, and N. L. Ne.
Quown, Superintendent Of Clearaeld county. Mr
McQuown served on the Board two yeara ago BY
appointment Of DR.. Wickersham.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

Coon LAws-Our local readers will
20 doubt take decided interest In perahng the
new ordinances adopted BY our borough auihori-
ties and published in these columns. Every tax
payer ibould return thanks to the Burgess and
Toun Council for passing the Eve ordinance In.
disatei. More The passage Of law is one
thing aud iu enforcement another. The tax
payer who hpplagds the Auihoritisi for the proper
steps they have taken for their private and the
public protection Of the citizens of our borough,
should now assist those oiiesn and zee that
th,is ~ well as the other ordinances are duly en-
forced against the iraaisrsss0r.
We heard q cuts youth remark to bis mutual
friend The other evening, ''Ton, have you read
The nsu SHyd,r orliuauses
ToN-HNoi
CurE Youru-"Why DO you know they'll put
Us In the losk.up, Il We don't behave.
IoS-"Wsli, that may ts a gooi thing because
ifthis affair goes on s0ms Of Us viii land 10 JAIL
and We -iil no, &c, ou, until We 20 through Court
asd then everybody will hnd Us out. Let's take
the water and behave"
That youth isos the right road, and bis paFsau
viii rtvsr be required 10 60 10 The look-up 10 fnd
him. Boys, heed the lessoh Thee sKssilen,
ofdinAnss, will 90 doubt, BE- hereafter tnoWn A.
The "sbyds hu,,' because both Jersey" and
Fnht hsn hen. ry are not rslstirss.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

The Juniata Valley campmeeting at
Newton Hamilton, on the line Of the peunsylya.
mia railroad, viii commence Tuesday, August l6
and continue 10 days Holders Of Tent Refusnl'
will remember ,hA, they must noufy The secrs.
tary before July let u their Intention to rent Of
not, a. without such notice tie Association re
serves ihs gh, TO rent to other parties or to hold
The psfs0ns % whom rtiugals have been granted
ior the rent % their option. Drop him a postal
floor, S. 90 second a1or, $500 up aud down
stair teais together, 5000. Boarding at reduced
rates by the ssason, day or meal. Supplies farm
ished at market rates. Persons desiring tents Of
wishing information will address
j. X. RnonEs, Secretary,
d.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

Our young friends Aft Mitchell and
John II. Martin have purchased the store Of
Nsssrs. Mcdaughey Showers, on Second street.
We wish them success in their new undertaking.
They are both deserving young men, Of good
eharae ter, Industrious and uprsh, 10 all things,
and tits a pleasure for US to recommend them to
the public, hoping they will receive fair share
Of pubHs patronage, which for fair aud honest
dealing they will justly merit. They take charge
Of the establish insnt this Wednesday, morning
Call In and sec them.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

FREE LECTURE on ODD FELLOWSHIP!
--George T BO+ic, Esq. Past Grand Master, and
prominent member Of the Order, will visit Clear
field on Monday next June 9th, under the
auspices Of Clearheld Lodge, No. l9s, l. 0. o. F.
In the afternoon Mr. Borie will give instructions
in the new work 10 the ODD Fellows hall to mem
bers Of the order only, and in tho evening free
lecture will be delivered in the Court House at
o'clock Subject "Ameriean 0dd Fellowship
This lecture is free to everybody, snd everybody
is cordially and respectfully invited to attend.
No hats will be passed around or collections in
any form taken up. Don't forget the date, but
20 and take your friends with you.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

Coal Inf any of our coal bank
men feel like trading some Of their product for =
series Of numbers Of copies Of the CLEARTIELr
RzPuBIIcAS, We will gladly show them where to
put two or three hundred bushels on account 10
that way. We have bin at our residence and
one at the Office that will hold load every now
and then. A hint to the wise S very sage re.
mark, and should be sufficient. Il
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

Abou, thirty Gveor forty members Of Larrimsi
Post, No. l7e, G. A. r., in uniform, turned Ou
in the procession on Mondony. They presented
very fne appearance.
Flowers were furnished in abundance, anC
beautiful ones, too. We never saw such a display
Of beautifully colorod hOncysuokles as we're pro
yided on Monday.
We are requested by members Of the Flora
Committee to return thanks TO the ladies Of Pen
Geld for the generous donations Of flowers, whicl
were received 10 excellent order.
John Smith, residing half way between Clear
asld and Psnhold, sent in large contril u,isn o
honeysuoklss.
The banks we're closed on Monday, but oui
merchants kept open houses and done thrivinl
businesf, as did the hotels.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY

TINS o. HOLDIsG oUAHrER SESSIONS COURT.
second Monday Of January.
Third Monday Of March.
First Monday Of June.
Fourth Monday Of September.
TINS or HoLDKa COMMON PLKAs.
First Monday Of Jane.
second Monday Of November
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

A TERRIBLE AccIDENT.--The Brook.
vile ysfsrsoHian Of las, week says "On Thurs
day evening last, while I,rael clapper, residing
near Emerioksvils, was cutting Of stump 10 his
yard, using double-bitied Ak, bis little daugh-
ter two years old came up behind him, and being
unnoticed by the father, was struck by the ak in
swinging 1. back. The point Of the nose was
cut of and cash Gu, across the face, eat,ins the
upper lip clear through" This is lesson on
sarelessness and it would be well for everybody
10 take notice Of ibis sad aaair.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

THE STATE MnLLERs' ASSOCIATION
At a meeting Of the Executive Committee Of the
Pennsylvania State Millers' Association, held 1t
Harrisburg, it was decided to hold the next
annual nsetizg OF the Association at P Pittsburgh
durisg the State Fair in September. The Penn.
sylyania Agricultural Sosiety has offered to
furnish power and all the space wanted by the
Millers' Association for the exhibition Of ma.
chinery in their liue, free, and will also oher
premiums for mill machinery and mill products.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

STOP TREsPAssING.--I hereby give
notice to those persons, who make practice Of
passing through my fields, to do their travelling
on the public roads. II the offence Is repeated /
will certainly arrest those who continue this habit,
and have the law enforced against them.
5-25-2tp RICHARD SHAW, Jr.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

The attention Of our readers, and
especially our farmers, ii directed to The hdror-
uisusut Of X. w. Brown 10 this paper. Mr'
BDrn keeps On hand for faie, or exchange for
horses CT cattle, mowers and feaPsfi bay rakes'
gain drills, and other farming implements,
Which hsuill be pleased to show all who viii cal
uI.r him.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-06-01

On motion OF D. J.. Krebs, attorney
i'f ih' Defendant, the Indictment fof murder
'gA.nit Christ Frsukhssssf, fof tiii'Hg The river
lous'nan a, Lock ilAVeh, vas qusshsd 10 the
Clinton Comfy cou, week before lAi,,. the dad
Policeman Psiilog in an ipPeafan's As = witness
A'Ah distance II loou a. ihsash ih' Disirie'
A"ofh'y. vi. iniprsi hf nsfs ihan the Peiss-
Aau Bot us hope 10th VII r,ooTsr and that
FfahiASs,u viii tsAsr, uh,a Be gees to Loef
A,'ss Ia ID. fsisr~