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, 1881-10-05

Special Dhputeh to The Chicago Tttaune
n Ew Yunk, Oct. 4.--Mr. Thomas A. EtlI-
sou was very happy this afternoon. liz Ind
lust finished satisfactory test Uf the larKcst
dynainU machine ever erectetl-a ilncl,ino
ilavi,g capacity for 1909 pr more Of Ills
electric lights. "Wo hnye been building
dyi'an,s of ilftecn-ligt power and Of sixty
light pnwcr,'' said tho electrician.
Int have seldom gono nbove tho latter stzr,
although n.1r 100-ltgli. muchtne proved Il suc-
cess. But irra have jumped OF Il sudden
Tip to II dynamo nf OyUr 100 times tlIe
ca1nrity Of the l0J-llght machine. The
w0rltt Will be somewhat startled when
1t learns fully OF this new departure. |
don't hesitate IL aver that It Il the biggest
nlove ever tl,.tlr III tho utilization Of elec-
crtcity. l have worked slowly on my prof.
eel. sHyilg nothing of NY pia1ts, for / Ito not
hesitate t" acknowledge tlint more tl,as once
1hayo feared that complete success would
not readily come"
IT WAS a MONSTER MACHINE,
Weighing several tons, before which Mr..
Edison drew ,lp rs !,o nnle ttesp remarks,
"llerc Is tho result of my la.oors, or rathcs
that Which will present tho resl,!ts,' lie sni,l,
rs llo gently strokcd tho polished. sur-
face Of tic polished lroll. "l'hu prIt-
cipte upon which this dynamo Is constructed
IL precisely the principle seel In my
smaller ones. III tic slxty-ligllt machines
thcre are Two tlaEllpts. III this there nre
twelve. Tile fornhur's rnaguots together
weigh little less than 050ponnls. LII this
cacl, Of the twelve will push the scales to Cs,
po,,n!s. One of tho distinguishing features
ot ti!s machine IL III the position OF lts mug
nets. IN other ly1iam0s tho mngncts stalul
erect: here iiley lie upon their Sides. Conf
lilE buck 10
COMPARISON IN SIZE,
tho ar1naturc Of this revolving dynamo IL of
copper bars, while In the sixty-ilyhl lna-
Flaplr respective powers are .elglty.hUrst
noWGr EI ., FER tho slxty.llg1't machine aild $50
,, Az: Edison Ally M gave M exhibition Of tho dy-
'"!si Js: tEi"s RSslsti II i. Yor arc seeing wlat
nob9hy lnIs eyer witnessed befors toslay Or
outside . Ut t!s roolnIl,o electric lIshts u!
this fact lllttl they have suen Lie display
with their own eyes"
The grcat n,achiue Itself was MI Interest,"
ing, object rs 1t ran ut full speeti,, tho engina
tl'nktnE SIX revolutions secnt,tl--suAirient
IT, ttrlys. u raElrqat l0con,0tive milo II iI,in-
ute: The revolving nrisluture, going round!
at tile SaIl,o rate, WIS
ALI. AuI.Uw WITH ELEcrNlc FLAME
OF inuescrlbAble ltlleS Tl,cro appeared tD b0
abundant REASON fur tho enthusiastic cjarll-
lutlons ct Sat!stacl[ons which cntl.e frolii tic
eigctrIcians: 1t cost 5000 to erect tlle 1l,a-
chi,e, iu!tl tho sntno amount Was expellt!ed
nM Il sintlAr ullp 1T slightly less pt,,Hur
Just shipped to Paris fur exhibition In
tho eluetrIcnl exposition therc This olio
E0eS e l.ollaan, w!lern 1t Will 10 opernted by
the Euis0n Light Company Ut tareis NritnIn.
Il WIS boxed fur shipment this nfternuoil.
a1r. EtEson said that liu should rrnuced II,
construct ut oilco twnntyfnir Of tic lurgest
size machines for use III New York.
, 1881-10-05
OUR REDSKINS.
TI1REATESED COLLISION.

oPtSt4A AbPaNsH ~ 4A< AHlfH40 3f4bAHfs
ST. PAUL. Mlun.. Oct IA mounted detach-
ment consisting of tiiroo companies Of the Fifth
Infantry. Under command OF Capt. Simon
Snyder. Fifth Infantry, bus boeu ordered out
from Fort koogh in tho direction Of tho hcAG-
waters Of tho Ited Water River tn order to pre-
vent Il threatened collision bctwec,l a largc
body Of whttca engaved In hunting bl,lYnlo In
thslt vicinity and Il band Of rnnktonnais lnl.tuns
from Poplar Creek Agency. For soycrut weeks
INST PARTIES from GlenivB and other points OIL
tho Yellowstone aud the Missouri ltfvcrs hnvo
boon following up tho busFato ind killing tl,on,
by tho hundreds tor tho sakn OF tho hdlu
merely, !cnving behind II hroal, woll-o.,ncd
trail tnIFkcd by bleaching h,Mcs aud dnchy INK
carHaAses. As tho hcrsl has hcnn approAc!lltlX
nearer tho Agency tho Indians hnvu bccM get
ting !nore rrstiyu at the cnGEoaulItuent Ut tho
whites on their hunting grounds aud this wantun
destruction OF 1h1tr Ealle. aud ut length hnro
HtAEtcl out tU drive otS tho ntfudrTs The
whites, on tho Uthcr hand, ltnrillny the
l,o*t!!o Intention u t!,e indians. havv
preparing 10 stand Siege: 1t Is reported that
the Oultstl and. !n case meeting should ne
c,tr, sonla hot work IL Expected, rs tho purity
cnntaltIs ntnny OH frontlurs!nGi1 anl Ini!iutl.
tlHhtetN, and rho fanktonniAs lru slld u t>u de-
terlHlrnl tu ruslst tha raid IN tho rauy .lu-
CrdaSit.g gA'rlu 0E THUR reservation. The 1tr,i
Winter III small stream il0WtnR frHMu tho divide
between tho Missouri ultl YplInwstat.B Rivers
northeast Into tho Missouri near Culup puplur
lllyeg.
, 1881-10-05
world to have ma,to even TIC hutnblest born


PERSONAL Loas IN Ills DEATH.
They falt It because they knew he rose from
tneir leysl % ny liis ow.i IL Mii.lefattgal1c will TO
h'nl sttd ut the 1ea4 astu i, thu cell!re t,f il
nntf0li, hnhntrtl nlHt !,clure,i l,y att with tho
itass.s, nvcn tl!e t!lost fEn"ratlt. u was lnycti
uild respected for thu. seif.ntlllsltlon Ilp Ind
!iill'srif M f'y tl's se!n1arr he wes !nolrnet.
aor tt!ey n'intir;l tle robnst'lesss nf
~ ed!,"atio!n w!1left tlloy ca1,"t Initiate.
IL , Wls VII, them l.olnuga to II
Of seif-ed,tcatlo, tsron9l1 t!s n'antfoltl *
oillcla! fn'era1 ct washington, thu National
!vesslon Of tl,n clnrEy Aid churches OF tic
country, through MI CLASSES Of soclcty.
rIfltotulf r,iE cnUlrrs nr EE1supE,
Through The cultivated social circle Of the
OLD Wnrfd, everything possible Inns been
sald aud !lone L, show thg l!'nnaee of t'le
csni'ot a.tti ia the ,'ia!iestatiot Of tic gen- .
md | speak now ut repibiieai,
during tEicIrbrIcf serills Of serylcp f0arof our
Chief Magistrates IlAyB been stricken tuwu
White Herfornlang tho functions ut their
hIgtl nfl!ce. 1'wo0f these llave beel, plagued
crs, alnt two slnfll by. tic l.andA Ut
o'fc utIder tic will personal excitement
GROWING otfr oF \ n'sEED Fun urFIcE.
Are these things, to bs treated AS Incidents
af liberty. Or r. sirc'1',Istance. u ti'e Rrsat
down to rs BY n!r forefatllers? Or Is It, II
their Chief Magistrates mn! ,lcfelltl thc,il
BY, BY thu rowsr;s ;, Ut repression they ,pos.
successfully ieiied: LIT is consider
whether nlt this plAguc Ut patronage, tho
, 1881-10-05
TIE Okla INDIANS,

Bt7t1d8 UtpdStH 10 1Az EHfe1EQ0 If1hInA
MONTREAL, Oct. l.-Thc Seminary Of st. Sui
p!co hAs settled tho lou9 standing difficulty
with tho Okla ttIdtnns ly nakluu nrrnngetnonts
With tho Ontarlo 1ovornn,ont for tho purchase
OF :.6 5H. ncrts OF snnd In Gibson Tuwpshp Dis
triut Of Muskokn. tor tho occupation ot the Oka
in1lAus. Twelve huudrod acres are nnw .lsed
by them ut Oka, 50 they will loso nothing
Ivy, tho axchauxo. Isesides. thoy will 10
pal1 for any Improve hunts TINT hArG
hcen. made IN ihalr old properties.
Dwelling houses u by II fert will ho rrrcl,sI for
silunl aud provisions sltttIusont fur fifteen days
will 10 supplied There arG now t!bnut Ia fnni-
lies NJ Okla. About furty.livp f4ullIes Will leaye
Within t!itecn days for their, new hones 4.
os soy 10 acesp s ae g.
Oy tlD seInlnnry,
, 1881-10-05

@%" 80 -N'.-N@'N' ~ *'~ H7's+>se~ SI"~Af-
HAI.lFAxr y. S., Oct. +.-Some time nEo IIn.lm
aud conlDy, OF this city. published chntlrnKo
to Davis n1ld Kennedy. ut Portland, Nc. for a
llOAblo scillt RICE. a. tho PORTLAND ,nen hud not
yet answered, tho Halifax mcn Tonight scut
thoEn another challenge tn 10 published In tha
Portland Press Gor a.r1ce on Hedturtl llasfn for
Sl.O0 side, and Allowing rensonIhle expensea.
As un eArnest twO hundred dollars l1avs been
Deposited with ". l.. lsowo!l & Co., ot this city.
Tho el,AfloiEo rcmufne Dpc,l for nne wcok. 4
chNllonye wns AIso aent tonight by Coplcy 10 tho
Portland Prc*x to NJ. +. ISvIs. Of Portland. Me-,
for flve-'ni!p sngte- .]race. With turn, on
J3cllnrt 1lHsin. lInLfnx. n. -. In best ai,- best
bouts. for $1,01 II slle. any time this soasun.
Two hit.llrett t'ollars dep Vstted III forfeit
with ". Il. Lowell / Co.. bnnk.ars here, tho chal-
ltIlHe to ret.ittn one webk. Das1s has tho replJ-
tntnn nj having innip Tho best four-n,le ttts3p
on record; Tho proposed race, tt lVreforct would
prove I'LL Interesting unc.
, 1881-10-05

DENVER. Colo, Oct. 4.-lsusxell and Mnacham,
mcmbcrs Of tho Indian Commission, urrlrpd
ycstursiay. They report that aftur Tho WsIto
River Utes wore paid tholr 1n0nby ut uEntah
AEuncy they returned 10 tho ulti reservation
Ihey wcro rt~untjy Joined By San,v Encam-
pAfgres. who wero u. r0lltu to ulutuA, aud tho
fighting PARTON ut that body NJ b.,tll Irn,1chcs
Ut tho l!is'u are now wandering. nror Tho uld
tho uncut,pahRrea a!i Ar,ivu ut Uli,atl t,lld Aro
mid. tho Commissioners will report tholr wnrk
ttntshttt to tho thtarl0r department II, ur.!ar
thAt proclamation may hU tssliea tipoMrsnK VII
tho roacFyau0u ppVl tor sutIle.ltant. An ptn-
plnyo of lho t'!nmisal.!H reps,r1s, tho ln.!lAt!a
tton, and sIAllit4 for u tiuht.
, 1881-10-05

According to tho tluw nolu0ira nf Count Kts-
aeteT, whO ncta,l u ltusshlH Ambassador ut
lurIs utter tho Ctlnaan wnE, 1t svs tho Eltprrss
EugGnlc WIN decided NnpuIoou ILL., tu nuke war
9aEai,st !tussln. Tho story, ~ fold By Count
l,ress hersslf. Count KIssclut nlsorvud. "Thuf,
Etls your sfajeasy "ho has been the cause of tia
eight LlltMr.!s Ut fsaness'' "fes" snu nn-
swcraal. "indtgctly; .1tt1 10 not repnnt Ut It.
ttlch peFturhatlons urn sot'setitnea necessary IN
tho GxlstHiIc1 VI UGuples. 1t WAS necessary fIr
lfrn!1cu &, tlku hor riRhtful place im E,iTppt.
Hhe bus done this by Meatia Ut tho a!ltAnca With
HnYlatld, aud by tilat alliance Shit will Guatntllu
her Iut!uonce at home a,ll abEoYd.'
, 1881-10-05

Tho little Gcr,nau CITY OF kilugburX. 1t, lower
FFhcotitu, hot Uuy Imposes tlI nunleirAl tAS,
but Utery voter rttelVGA Mu annUhl dtvlduA4
from tue city treasury NJ sum ranKIux fEula
x:.s:,60 tn $.5. The city rGcentty celebrated tho
eentt, with - cenEs extra " eyory soldier VI
LIZ WAg will fruHcA.
, 1881-10-05

MOVEMENT or TNOnpa.
BAN FHANUtsco, uct. tive companies Of
tho Elrst Cavalry mud tw0 ut tho Fourth Artil-
lesy Ieft for Arlx0ua lAat Ai3ht.
, 1881-10-05

"What Ia tho snooaa Htk,.i furs" asked Prof,
Miller; "wAat ara it, principal ,lseEY" Aud tue
s!nart bud otly looked up fr1ns tho foot Ut lha
clasa anu sAia: ".lu rest tho WIS tlpunes."
, 1881-10-05
MURAT HALSTEAD.
Some Notes from Him on the
New Administration.
Prospects in Regard to Changes
In the Cabinet.
Conkling Likely To Accept Sent on tho
Supreme Bench.



CrSCtSHATt. Oct. >, lBsi.-tt iIas been npt1y
said with rcfer1hee to the tt,blIo opinion which
feIulres of President Arthur that tle should
keep tho Cabinet Ut President uartchl that
that Is something muro than Garfield himself
cunll bava done.
II 1t Is "a secret. 1t fs ono pretty widely open,
that there wero dtssenstona in President Gar
fields CufIt1pt TINT ,rnut} t.crtuintv hs vo nr,,.
yrntm1 n q ,.,u,t,,,a,,n ns a ,.hn,o .nro,Sh h,s
Administrator, "
Tho t,t,rultIcs. which took var,ooe forn..
ho,,uu IL, ,,,,,. ..,' - @ "e =. w. ."."s'
D.H"' ;" "nat <.ttnFHey-oentEa1M MacF enkn re-
Rafaed aa t'r'nciples Of action that weru the
groundwork OF human wIstlou, in public nf-
fairs. tut Whit, Mr.. J,Iann ,,onr,t -. ..l,,rnr
uulitter.,. ' "e3 "' '"""A
NJ. to ,,,-,,, ,, -
Avs '"""cti upou "DETAILS, there wits
a COLLISION ltErwEEy MACyEAou ASp
ilt.AlSE
49, ,no enh'les Illumination tnat threatened
n". NV u.asapt'ou VI mo caolnet. tue Attorney
Eenssa. saas os!x % pst9mptory TINT be would res4n
stDne,i. or,, ri r,rrL i'm, it.,, ,,n. ~
Postmaster. t}uucrl shnrl, ,nntr I'm s,,nn ,ssuo
with rcspec, IL Judge i,oertaon.s onnoirt,n,n,
% uo Collector; md tue senator reproacsie'l tho
AHofhcy-ue1lcrRf, WIN thought tho cnses not
slihtiar, with an objectionable propensity to
~. .,,,'S. ,,.s VI ~ e1'ean apple'tfeo than
a.. aut v."ea utu' tunk"nK could not sec' o. no
should perch on n towcr limb thnn Il Cnhuet
o,tI,,. fn., I,a..,.1 ~ '' ~"o"eS
o'.'eeF rum fonhsyt'aEla.
MAefcagh has II great and disturbing prluel-
pic tnat nppl!cs 10 tho present slluauon. 1t Is
tnat tae responsibility for tho new .idmnfstra-
ton should bu na,'n to couapicuousIy rest uppn
the persons fu wbou II nt.tnullv ,,ctnu,,a AMI
thnt tba f.urf,oIa 1.at,,,,o. sso,, ana
,n,,s, ..',.s...,'..,s. suo'u 'lot uA'e nns
tuole ec1hs1derauca tlan aug other equal nuhI-
nsr t,a e. american citizens lio has Insisted that
tho Inp'ttet rcssgnatlons
sisolLp he MADE MATTERS or FACT,
liz ffsHn nas;,,,sh,,,I s", ,.. n..uu9 snoui
f;nriit.lds iii 1ioflna. 49,, G. tr 10 wcMr
nana ~ f',IInnt a,:. A1.u tnat. W tne nlhei
lew yks ,,r mont1s y, ,rnr ~ nske 10 stMy
,tnf .noro .,H ~. ~ ~ NJ .t.nH iuu.e:t
1mttiIn sn,sttfn",nss ~ '''thrs H tHue EMnptnE !ne
saiD"Tnd ~, ,r,4n, - u sapno! r'leel were
ought To cut,At,lcr md nct.rrt nr rsinct' h,,t
there should he, TOR tho snkc oi hKrmoiiy and In
tho nan Ut Eotnulon-BeIlSc anti self -rcHpect, II
ntw deal With tho tew Administration.
It Ia understood thar the Attorney Genceai is
the only tuea1eer 1f the Cabinet wht, /. u4xress-
tvo iM his purpoae of getting out, .nd ts,Ote who
ure uispleased With bis nttittjlc tc fond Of say-
lug that It IS his purpuse to make It
fupnssf,,1 = ,.o1, NJ, -, .,xr
s.> ~,.,t.. 80. 80 "AAe 4'AN1'"H
70 prns,t.r, re1inIm scerGtmry Srtb',y M OF stns: @
, 1881-10-05

LrScs,Lx, Net,., Oct. 4.-Tho disastrous re.
suits Ut tho cyclone which passed over II portion
OF Nehrnskn hist week Arc still coming In. a
FOOD doAl ct property was destroyed, and moro
lives lost thnn WIS Ut arst supposed.
, 1881-10-05

btakes o 1uleh moEg .lel!cIuus ntu drink thau
letu0Ils lucs, ut the same ttIn9 E!v4uK to th4
ssst1in tho !uyIKurattrG plpsphAtes,
, 1881-10-05

It1ull WATEI&.

5pteia! Dtsadteh 10 TN Chicago 3ftbans,
QUINCY, ILL.,, Oct 4.-Tho ralr-storIn which
prevailed here, With nuly fuw houra luter-
mission, since FrItAy lust, tAs loro much
duluaxe. Thu raluIu! has been ul!uost uupurAI.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-03-30

Methodist Episcopal Church--Rev. Gro
Ir,pv. Pastor.-seryiees every Sabbath At l0l
An, and n p. NJ.
sabbath School at . A. NJ.
payer Meeting every Wednesday, at n P. NJ
Comm union Service, 6rst Sabbath Of every
month, at 100 AN.
west CIearfield VI. Il. Church.--Rey
ca,rlrs W. BUnSLEY, Pastor. Preaching every
.l,.rpato Sunday, at s o'clock, P. NJ. Sunday
School pt2l, P. NJ. All are invited to attend.
presbytorian Church--Rev. II. S. BUrLER
sabbath services morning and evening-Sab
,,,b School at P M.-Prayer Meeting Wednes
Iay evening.
uaptIst Church.-Rey. --- -, Pastor
sabbath school ats P. NJ. Prayer Meeting every
wednesday evening.
~. FraneIs' Church-- & Catholic--Rov. !
4. .srEuIpAN.-Divine service at lOi A. NJ, on
.bs Hrst. third and fourth Sundays Of each month
vespers and Benediction ofthe Blessed Sacrament
at7 O'Clock, P. M.--sunday School every Sunday
,rfrp0Jn az O'Clock.
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qifd.

H0LT.-At her residence In Bradford town
ship, on Saturday, March l2tb, 1881, NANCY, wife
Of Hon. Vincent B. Holt, aged 65 years and
months.
spENCE.--In Goshen township, on Monday
March nth, 1881, Miss Keren Spence, second
daughter Of Mr' Mercy D. Spence, aged 20 years.
LUTHER In Brady township, on Thursday,
March Gath, 1881, MARTIN H., son Of Herbert +
aud Mary II Luther, aged years, ? months and
4 days.
PATTERs0N.-In Jordan township, on Tues.
day, March 22d, 1881, MRRrE NJ, only daughter
Of James aud Rebeeea Patterson, aged is years,
months and II days.
"Asloep In Jesus"
N0RRlS.--In Lawrence township, on Thurs
day, March 24th, 1881, Of dphtheria, at @ fiteen
minutes before sir o'clock A. NJ, ELnER L., aged
" years, months and ~ days. on the same day,
at twenty minutes after eleven o'clock p. NJ,
CLARA L., aged 10 years, months and 10 days
both children Of Joanna and james s. Norris, sr.
sMEAL.-In Bradford township, on Friday,
January 2lst, 1881 RALPHA FuMoRR, son Of Ellis
and Martha smeal, aged ycars, months and S
days
sMEAL.-In Bradford township, on Tuesday,
March 18th, 1881, ALICE AGSEs, daughter Of
Ellis and Martha smeal, aged Q years, months
and 10 days.
Dearest children, thou hast left u,,
Here on earth thy loss We deeply feel
But Ills God that hath bereft Us,
He can all our sorrows heal
Yet again we hope to meet them,
When our life on earth has fed
Then In Heaven with joy 10 greet them
Where no farewell tear IL shed.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-03-30

A LUMBER BooM.-The Spirit oflast
week says; Punxsutawney experienced lum-
Der boom the latter part Of last week which goes
ahead Of anything before known in the South end
Of Jefferson county, not even excepting the Palmy
days during the war There was market for
all kinds Of lumber, and everything in the shape
Of raft found buyers at big figures. Hemlock
brought from five to seven cents and some extra
pine was sold at the bridge for sixteen and a-haf
cents. We learn that some of our merchants
sold their lumber in Pittsburgh At prices ranging
from sixteen to tWenty-one cents. The total run
oflumber out Of MahOning will aggregate over
two hundred RATS
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-03-30
HARRISBURG DISTRICT.


JAMES G. CLARKE, Presiding Elder--P PostOfice,
Harrisburg, Pa.
Carlisle-A. Duncan Yocem.
Castle Fin--Leyi s. Crone.
Chambersburg-Dayid s. Monroe
Cove-To be supplied.
Dillsburg-R. II. Gilbert.
Duucann on-J. Ellis Bell.
Fairyiew and Marysyio-J. p. Benfsrd.
Fort Littleton-Charles J. Buck.
Gettysburg-Riehar II. Colburn.
Green Castle--J. Patton Moore.
Green Villagc-GeOrge w. Bouse.
Hanover and New 0xiord--Wm, Mex. Reilly
Harrisburg, Grace-Charles W. Buoy,
Grace Church Mission--George NJ.
Hoke.
Ridge Avenue--Benj. D. Hamlin,
stPauls-NAthan S. Buckingham.
Fifth street-James II. Black.
Lewisberry-John A. Wood, j..
Little Creek k-0ne to be supplied.
Littlestown-Henry ;. Lundy.
Liyerpool-John W. Peight
Loud6n-Jonathan r. shipo.
Mechaniosburg-A s. Bowman.
Mercersburg-Benjamin ii, Mosser.
MoConuellsburg-W Moses.
Mont Alto--J. r. Duukerly.
Mount Holly-Andrew W. Gibson.
New Cumbcrland-James II, McCord
NeWport--Nathaniel W. Oolburn.
Newvile and Rehoboth-Wiliam W. Reese.
shippensburg--D II. Shields.
shreWsbury-William Gwynn.
waftstown--Benjamin +, Stevens.
waynesboro-Thomas S. Wilcox.
wriehtsville-Jarod Y. shannon.
York, First Church-sias o. Swallow.
Duke street--John Vrooman.
York Springs-Thomas NJ. Griffith.
Irwin III. Terrence, Secretary Of Pennsylvania
Bible Society, member Of Grace Quarterly Con-
ference
W. Maslin Frysingor, Superintendent Of Cen
tral Pennsylvania Conference Book Room, mem
Der of Ridge Avenue Quarterly Conference
Thompson p. Ege, President Of Irving Female
College, member Of Mechanicsburg Quarterly
Conference.
Aquila r. Bender, Vice President Of WI lining
ton Conference Academy, member Of Green Castle
Quarterly Conference.
supernumerary and superannuatcd preachers
John Slime, oliver Ege, j. A. Melick, William
schriber, W. l.. spottswoOd, y. Il. Orover, j. @
MeKeohan, W. Il. Hoch, John Moorhead.
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Partial account Of John Gelnett, Adminisira
tor Of Lewis Doney, late Of Union tswnship
Clearheld county, Penn'a, deceased,
Partial account Of William Rothrock, surviving
Adm illustrator Of A. Kyler, late Of Morris town
ship, Clearaeld county, Penn'a, deceased.
Final account Of John MeLaughlin, Admins
traitor Of James Mclaughlin. late Of snydei
township, Jefferson county, Penn'a, deceased.
In re estate Of Samuel Powell, deceased Ek
ceptons to report Of Frank @. Harris, Esq, Au
diior, sustained, and report referred back.
Thomas j. Mccullough, Esq, was appointed
Auditor to dispose Of the exceptions to the ac'
count Of Godfrey Fisher, Administrator Of Johl
IertIog, deceased.
Daniel W. McCurdy, Esq, was appointed Audi
tor to distribute balance in hands Of the Almin
istrator Of y. 4. Rafferty,, deceased.
p. M. Lytle, Esq, Of the Huntingdon Count,
Bar, was admitted to practice as an alto rney il
the several Courts Of Clearfsld county.
Tho Court fixed for the week mmeneing ol
the 2sth inst. was continued.
Court adjourned on Thursday, the 2ith inst.
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PrsHdeni Jadgs-Hon. Charles A, Mayer
Lock Haven.
A,sistani Las Judgs-Hon, John II. orvis, o
Benefonte.
As,ooiuie Judgss-Abram Ogden, Clearfeld
Vincent b. Holt, Clearfeld.
proRoaoiary-Jamos Kerr.
Psgisisr and Recordsr-GeOrge NJ Ferguson.
T,samrer-Philip Dots.
Di,iriet Auornsy-J. +. MoKenrick.
glsriT-James Mahafey.
B,puiy Sheriff.. l. Thompson.
Coantg Survegor-samuel P. MeCloskey, Cur
C,,,nt, C7mnissioHsrs-C. W. Kyler, Graham
.,,, p. o.; Elah Johnston, Grampiau Hills P. o.
Igbr Norris, ST., Curwensville.
0,umissionsrS Clerk-John W. Howe.
C5g,,y Audiiors-William V. Wright, Clear
f,ii, Joseph Gnliland, Three Runs j. S. Nor
G,,.,,y Coronsr-James A. Moore, Clarified.
J,,y Gomuissioacrs-- Jackson, CLEAR
r.i Wm. R. Brown, Clearaeld.
g,psrinisn9ent Of Public Sehooi'-M. l.. Nc
g1oTn, Clcarfeld.
v5t,riss PuLio-John W. Wrigley, VIM. IA
ls5,urh, Cyrus Gordon, olearheldi Joseph X
irwin, n. Z. Arnold, Curwensyillei j. A. Living
stone, Dubois City.
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d ust Received.

Just Received by ARNOLD, at
CURW ENSVILLE =
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster
Car Load pure Corn, Rye and Oats
Chop!
Car Load Deaken Salt
Car Load Of Choice Family Flour |
Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, &C.
hay-Shlngles, Bark. II. r. Ties and
Grain will be taken in exchange.
Curwensville, May l, 1873.
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TnE LOCK. UP.-At a special meet
ing Of the Town Council, held On Monday eyen-
ing, the contract for the creation Of the lookup
was awarded to Edward Barchdeld, at SS2922 .
The building is to be lixi6 feet, and built Of
brick, lined with two.inoh homlock flooring, and
this to be covered with corrugated iron. 1t i' to
be divided into four appartnsnis, three Of which
are to be used a. cells, and the remaining room as
place for the guard. Each cell Is to be furnished
with an improved hemlock bunk. The accommo-
dailons are to be made as uninviting as possible
The building will bo erected on the South cad Of
the fparket lot