Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-11-02
GRANGE MEETING.

The next regular meeting of the Clearield
County Pomona Grange No. 80, win meet in
the Hall of the American Mechanics, Pies
Opera House, Clearicld, on Thursday, No
yember 3D. 1881, at o'clock p NJ Let each
working Grange in the county be well repre-
sented Besides the regular order of business
an address of welcome will be delivered by
J. b. Read reply by T. G. Davis. Also adj
dress by l.. Denning Subject, Large vs.
Small Farms Address by Grand Deputy
p esd Essay, Miss Mary NJ. Read Grafton
Ella r. Davis; paper by f. NJ. Wall and
Miss Sophia White, and productions by the
younger members.
Come and make this meeting the best ever
held in the county.
L. NJ DAVIS, Master
NJ J. OWENS, Secretary,
A New Post of the C, A. r. Established. e.
Eastman Post, No, 800, G. A. r., was organ
lied at Dubois, this county, last Thursday
evening and was mustered by f. X. Patter-
son, Post Commander Of Frecport Post, No
30, assisted by comrades of Posts from
Reynoldsyillc, Clearfeld and other places
Hiram T. King p. c.. Joseph Lucas, Captain
Amos Row and James Sutton represented
Larrimer Post, No. 179, of Clearfeld The
present officers of Eastman Post, No. 220, are
as follows, viz
T. C-L NJ. Troxell.
s. y C-JOhn McGinnis.
j. T. CIV. T. Ross.
Ouarermdsier- Hines.
Ouarfermasier Sorgeant-Andrew King.
Adjmdnt-A. j. johnson.
o. Of D-Sylvester Moulthr0p,
a. Of tG.-Alfred Slack
Sergeant Wqjor-Thomas Foster
CiapiaH-Fank Thorp.
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Word for Ourselves. The long evenings
of Winter are upon us, and a good family
newspaper is luxury-one that, aside from
brief resume of general news, keeps you
posted in what is transpiring in your own
neighborhood and county, besides giving a
variety Of legal matter and miscellaneous
reading. The REPUBLICAN is welcome
guest to many iiresides, and is fullyup to the
standard of a lirst-class county paper. TAX
ing the size and everything into consideration,
at 81 a year, II is the cheapest paper published
in Clcarfeld county We feel grateful to our
patrons for the generous support they have
given us in the past and in the future we
will endeavor to merit the same. We have
never yet had to offer premium, but treated
all alike, and give tito all at the same price. II
is the oldest, the largest has the largest cir
culaton, and is the official organ Of Clcariield
county.
Sudden Death al DUBOIS. Tho Dubois paper
SAYS. "On Wednesday, October 26th, about
II o'clock, Mr. NJ. d. Ansley, an esteemed citi-
zen and prominent druggist of Dubois, cx-
pircd from apoploxy. AZ the time of his
death he was reading q note in front Of
schwems grocery store, and without any
previous intimation he fell over. Rev. Ietrick
was passing at the time and attempted to
raise him, but life was extinct Physicians
appeared at once and the body was chaied to
restore circulation, but to no avail and soon
II was realized that Doc Ansley, a strong,
hearty man, had run liie's race The grief of
his wife on hearing the sorrowlul tidings was
exceedingly frantic and distressing. Mr.. Ans
ley has been subject to apoplexy,and hence his
death did not sosurprise the people as il
otherwise might He was highly esteemed
by the people and leaves many friends AZ
the time Of his death he was about 30 years
old. He leaves wife, but no other family.
His father, who lives in lndiana county, has
been summoned and preparations are being
made to take the body there for burial"
He was q son Of Daniel Ansley, High Sheriff
of Indiana county