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The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
REAL ESTATE.
SALES ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON IN
THIS CITY.


SALES ON SATURDAY AFTERNOON IN
THIS CITY.
Auctioneer Thomas M. ORle, on
Saturday afternoon, sold the following
property, being a part of the real es-
tate of Richard FL. Rowe, de-
ceased
Lot 80 feet feet front on the east side
of the p. w. & B, Il. r., between 14th
and 18th streets, to John Collick, @
$2.75 per foot or $137.60.
A two-story brick house in Pine
street, near Taylor, to John Dougher-
ty for 81, 600.
Lot 1st feet front at 14th and Clay
mont streets, was sold to Alex. Collins,
at 81 per foot, OF $74.00.
The adjoining lots, embracing a front
of 1875 feet, were sold to William Nc
Menamin, at 1928 per foot, or $292 .25.
A threr-story brick house in the
Ninth ward, ON Lamotte stree, was
sold TO John Dougherty, for $500.
Two frame houses over Eleventh
street bridge, on 14th street, between
Claymont and Heald, were sold to
William McMenamin, for $500 piece.
A number of lots were withdrawn.
Toial amount of sale, So, 603.75.
l.. w. Sidham & Son, auctioneers,
sold at public lie for Bishop Becker,
executor of Henry A. Bleyer, deceased,
on Saturday, February 10, the house
No. 3I9 w. Front street, to Philip q.
Plunket, for 80, $50; two is on West
street above Front TO Lawrence Burns
for $23. 90 per foot lot in Brown own
to Dennis j. Mention, for $500 pei
foot. They also sold the personal pI op-
erty.. The sale was well attended, and
prices good.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

REAL EsrATE.-A tract of 70
acros of woodland, near Bay View,
Cecil county, Nd, was recently sold
by w. L. Warburton, trustee, to j.
I. Reed for $3.50 per acre.
The farm OF Benjamin Brown de
ceased, in East Nottingham, 2lt
acres, was sold on Thursday last to
William Kimble, of the same town
ship, for 81, ,270.
The farm of James G. r. Reburn
containing 90 acres, in Hop pewell
Borough, has been sold by the as
signe es, J. L. Toy and Robert VIM
chester, to Samuel Webster of Penn
township, for S50.55 per acre.
Mr.. r. d. Dawson, OF Beaver Co.,
Pa, has purchased the "Reed
Farm" near Fredericksburg, Md
for 50 900, cash. The farm belong
ed TO heirs of the late Mitchell
Covey, aud contained about l9(
acres,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
OR FOREIGN SHIPS?

The Washington Post published on
Saturday a long and Interesnong review
Of the pam phlet just brought out by Mr.
Charles l.. Hill of the Secretary OF
states Department, in which he inquiries
into the cause of The decline OF Amer.
can commerce under the title OF neri.
can or Foreign Ship', Whlcb?" Mr.. Hill
holds high rank as "A statistiean, asd has
accompanied bia argument, which Is in
effect an answer to Senator Beck's late
speech, wi h sons new tables of great
value. 1t is shown mat England now
pays "a subsidies to her different lines
over S3,00O,U0e yearly, and that the
United State, also contributes to the sup
port of English steamship lines Si03 .OOO
while giving TO it's own lines less than
third that sum. Mr. Hill estimates that
the earnings of foreign ships during last
year from American ports was Sl47 ,OOO,-
900,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
DEATH RECORD.

Twenty six deaths were reported
last week to L. 3. Frazer, Registrar
If Deaths and Burials, as follows:
Born ia the United States. 20; Ire
land, 8; Germany, Q; Canada, 1; white
%; black, A; male, 8; female, 1S; Cor
ouer's case, /; brought here for inter-
ment, Z; sent away, 4.
The causes were: Alcoholism, lap
oplexy, i; bronchitis, /; consumption,
Z; commissions, 3, carcinoma, L; 3hron-
ic bronchitis. 1 congestion of BRAIN, 9;
dropsy, Q; etysipelas, l heart disease,
|; memengtis, l; puerpcral peritonitis,
1; pleursy, /; pneumonia, 1; scarlet
lever, /.
The deaths by Wards were: First
Ward, 2; Second, 2; Third, 3; Fourth,
8; Fifth, 3; sixth, i; Seventh, 2;
Eighth, .; Ninth. Q; Tenth, /.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
Local Lanes.

The Board of Health meets this
evening ip regular session.
Go see the drama of "Hazel Kirke"
IL the Grand Opera House this even
ing.
1t is hardly probable that the wells
will run dry the coming summer.
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose L. Vests
favorite minstrels in the Opera House
on Friday night next.
Gus Williams as "Our German Sem
ator," ia the Opera House Monday
nght next.
The Young People of Grace Church
gave q literary entertainment III the
Church on Saturday evening.
To morrow is Washington's birth
day.
Walter Cummins, Esq, has remov-
ed his Office to No. 720 King street.
The pumps at the city mills were
stopped yes erday on account OF the
muddy water.
Persons having notes falling due to
morrow should take them up TO day al
the banks will be closed,
Walter Baker tho young insane maj
picked up by officer Richardson, VA
sent to the insane asylum on Saturda!
afternoon.
| Another strike occurred at the Edge
moor Iron Works ON Saturday. Tn
strikers were at once discharged.
II is rumored that Elkton is 10 hav
grand church wedding during th
coming week.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
A nm useAAAeRAIs.
PERFORMANCE THIS EVENING.

The great melo drama of "Hazel
Kirke," hat has just closed success
iul week in Philadelphia will be pre-
sented in the Opera House this even
ing, for the first time in this city. OF
the play the New York Graphic says ::
The critics are often the most m is
taken Of men. When "Hazcl Kirke"
was fr,t produced at the Madison
Square Theatre it was generally pro-
nounced a poor kind of old fashioned
theatrical patchwork, destined soon to
run its course. Yet it SO contrived to
hit the popular feeling that in spite of
The critics and the weather it is now
nearing its three hundredeth perform
ance. There is much tender feeling,
pathetic situation, and strong centrat
in the drama. People go there to cry
over poor HaZel's woes, and they cry
TO their hearts content. The pc =
lormance has attained complete finish
aud smoothness. There is not a limp
or haltthroughout.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
pvcFryED AN INVITATION

RECEIVED AN INVITATION
This morning James K. McFarlan,
captain of the West Chester Grays,
received an invitation and a ticket
OF admission to the ball of the Du-
pont Guards, of Wilmington, which
will be given on the 2lst instant in
that city.-West Chester News.
FAT sHEEP.-Joel Walton, of
Kennett Square, has sold within a
day or two twenty five head OF ex-
traordinarily fat sheep at Sl3 per
head. They were purchased by a
Philadelphia party, and Will no
doubt decorate the stalls oil some oil
the markets of that city on the 22d
of February. 1t is said that no equal
number Of sheep Of that quality ever
left Chester county.
"Ohl why should the spirit oil HlorIa .a'l
be proud ?" We give 1t up-but when Wt
| see "a man driving "prohu splI isSu ~.
team. we unhesltatingly remark. tnal
man uses NJ. B. Roberts Horse It's
rs cents at all drug stores. ianIo-i"
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
MARRIED..

JEFFERIs-NElLsoN;-On February
II, 1881, at The st. johns Episcopal
Church, at Penn Station, by The Rev.
William A. White, Mr.. Frank II. JEFF
ferris, OF New Garden, and Miss Lizzie
Nelson OF Penn station.
EVERNG AM-HUNTER.-On January
18th, In Delaware Ci y, Delaware 10y
Rev. 4. b HunJer, aysisted by he Rev.
Ii +. Phillips, ldr y. N. EveIngam,
OF Que en- Anne's county, Nd. anu Miss
Sue Hunter, ot Delaware iClty.
MAXTON-SHIMP.-A Nerbrook, Ches-
Chester county, at the reside nee OF the
brides parents, on the evenII q OF Feb
ruary II, 1881, by the Rev. ". ii. Gray.
Mr.. William MaxLon and Miss Lizzie
Shmp.
KEELf.Y-RICHARDSON.-At the Con-
Il. entail HOtel, fhlladel .,hia, on the
evening OF F. bruary Itn, by the Rev.
c. Il. Thomas, MIR. John b. Kelley and
Miss Emma J.. dsuahIer OF Thomas
Richardson, both .of Upper Uwchlan
township, hester county"
POWELls-CU NNING.-At the paro-
ehial house in bower, on the l4th tns'-,
by Rev. Father bradford, Mr.. Jo-, ph
Powell, # Que n Anhe's cuu ty, Md,
and Miss Jane Connlng, OF Mlliington,
Md.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

A letter written BY General Grant to
his father describing the surrender OF
Vleksburg was sold at an autograph sale
IN BOSTON last week. II found" writes
The General, al had continuously under
estimated the force of the enemy, both
IN men and artillery. The number OF
prisopersL surrendered was 30, 200. The
process of paIohDg IL 30 tedious, bow
ever, that many who are desirous OF
getting to their homes Will escape before
The uaroling officers get around TO them.
The arms taken are about l80 pieces OF
arIillery and over sc, 600 stand of small
arms. The enemy still had about four
days' ratlous of -four and meat, and
large quantity OF sugar. The weather II
now exceedingly warm, and the roads
intolerably dusty IL cannot be expected,
under these circumstances, u i the
health efthis command can keep up as
IL has done. My troops were not allowed
one hours idle time after the surrender,
hut were at once started after other game.
NV health has continued very Rood
during the campaign which has just
closed. Remember me to al at home.
Ulysses"
Insuraneo companies should be COM
psIIed 10 give the proprietors of Dr; Bulpt
| Eongh SSrup royalty, for with this
yaluublr remedy thousands oil risks nave
been made good, which otherwise would
have terminated long ago. Price 20 cents
J q bottle.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

"It has more than realized my expec-
tations," Says Prof DUNCAN CAMP
BELL, M. ID. LII. D., president Royal
College Pnysicians ard Surgeons, Mem
ber General Council University of din
burgh, etc.
Marriages have increased 40 per cent
since young men have learned of the
soothing ct of Sines' Tar, Wild Cherry
and hoarhouud upo , Dabies. Young man
II you keep a bot le on hand for AN emer-
sency. you are safe in bringing things to
4 climax. febS.
CHARLES HARTMAN, Toledo, Ohio.
oLhers similarly troubled with p In IN the
chest may be lped by the "Only Lung
PAD" as | have.-See Adv febli-6t.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
FIRST EDITION.

LITERARY. -"Em'ly's" literary
career dates with the initial issne of
ForDey's Progress. Her first publication,
"Pictures and Portraits of Foreign
Travel" is fresh treatise on hackneyed
themes, and IS mnetiDg with deserved
appoval by many distinguished critics.
Unlike many tyros, she Is not so dazzled
5y her first adventure as 10 think the
new fame Of glory will hive forever
without feeding; she has no novel Oh
the stocks. and II her rapid rise in her
art Is an index TO her future, 1t cannot
be other than one OF sccess and useful
ness. Her entertaining and instructinR
book Is published by E. Claxton 81 Co.,
$50 Market Street PhilaLelphia.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
DEATHS In RICHMOND.

Registrar frazer has received the
annual statement of vital statistics for
Richmond, Va, for the past year, as
follows: Deaths 1850, still births, III
573; births, 1880. Uf the
deaths, 1913 were caused by consump-
tion; IT'S were under five years Of age,
TAI whites and 1909 blacks. OF the
whites, the death rate per 1000 was
1890, and of the blacks 1894.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
THE LEMON SEASON.
RULES THAT FAITHFUL CATHOLICS
ARE EXPECTED TO OBSERVE.

RULES THAT FAITHFUL CATHOLICS
ARE EXPECTED TO OBSERVE.
Bishop Becker has issued the follow
ing regulations 10 be observed during
Lent in this Diocese, which we're read in
lne Rohan Catholic churches, yester-
day:
Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent,
falls on the I'd Of March.
1. All the faithful WHO have compet-
"a their 2lst year are, unless lawfully
l,,pensed, bound to observe the fast Ct
Lent.
z. They are 10 make only one meal,
rxcepting Sundays.
Q. The meal allowed on fast days is
not to be taken until about noon.
4. At that meal, il on any day per-
flesh, both flesh aud fish are not bs used
At the same time, even by way OF seas
ming. This includes Sundays.
8. A small reireshment, coHmonly
called collation., IS allowe in tie even.
ing no general rule as TO the quantity
Of the food permitted at this time is, or
AN be made. But the practice OF the
most regular Christian is, yer let IL ex
seed the fourth part OF an ordinary inea,.
0. The quaiity Of the food allowed a.
collation., Is, in this diocese, bread, but
.er, cheese, all kinds Of fruits, salads,
We etabies, fish, eggs and milk.
7. General usage has made IL lawful
TO drink in the morning 1Dle warm liquid
as tea, coffee, or thin chocolate made
with water.
8. Necessity and Gust Nm have au-
thorlzed the use Of ard instead OF butter
III preparing fish, getibles, etc.
9. The following persons are exempt
ed from the obligations of fasting. Young
persons under 2l years of age, the sick
pregnant and nursing women, those who
are obliged 10 do hard labor, all who
through weakness, cannot fast without
| great prejudice to their health.
10. by dispensation, the use Of flesl
is allowed at any meal on Sundays, ant
once day on Mondays, Tuesdays
| Thursdays and Saturdays, with the ex
c.. J.ion of Holy Thuis sday, and the sec
| Ind aud last Saturday of Lent,
IL. Persons dispensed tIom the obli-
cation of fasting, on account of tende
or advanced age, sickness, or hard labo
are not bound by the restriction OF usinl
meat at only Que meal, ON days OF
which Its use is granted by dispensation
II will be noticed tLat milk and eggs art
allowed at collation..
Given AZ Wilmington, feast OF 81
| Fraucs de Sales, 1881.
| I THOMAS, Bishop of Wilmington.
| --------
Although we have heard persons re-
| mark-"II is porth It's weighI IN goid"-
/ sLllI ID Bulls Cough syrup ~ TO be hac
lt all drug stores Tor tht small price OF 2
i aauta "A hniftR
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
MARIE ROZE.

The associate singers 10 appear next
Thursday evening in tile Diamond
Con- Sc graEd concert with Mime Marie
Ruzs are Miss Lizzie Annandale, con
Lralto, Sig Giovanni Perugini, tenrr, Mr..
+. e.. CaufTman, base. Mr.. S. LirtlDg
the celebrated pianist has also been Sc
Cured. Musical director, Big. de Nov
ellis. The sale of reserved seats opens
to morrow (fuesdal), morning, 8 a. M,
At Thomas ~ Co.'S book stoIo.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
POLICE CASES.

The following cases were disposed
of by the Mayor yesterday:
Lewis Coke, for threatening bodily
harm to his wife, costs and 500 bail
to keep the peace.
James Lowber, col for drunken
ness and disorderly conduct in the col
ored church on Poplar street, above
Fifth, 80 and coss.
VIM. Thomas Mcdaniel, COL, and
Fannie johnson, col, drunkenness
and disorderly conduct, 81 aud costs,
each.
Edward Barney, drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, 81 and costs.
There were no cases this morning.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
Marie ROZe.

For the first time in America,
Nine. Marie Roze will sing the bal
lad OF her own com posing, entitled
''Devotion7 at the Opera House,
next Thursday evening. The sale
of reserved seats for the Diamond
Course grand concert opens to-
morrow Tuesday morning, 9 a. M,
at Thomas Il Co.'S. book store.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
WEALTHY CATTLE MAN
MURDERED.

DALLAS, Texas, Feb. 10. About Q
o'clock this evening four shots were
heard in the neighborhood ofthe Texas
Pacific Passenger Depot, and upon the
rival of persons at the scene the
"nrnse of A. X. Strathers, a wealthy
cottle man of Ennis, Texas, was found.
There is no clew to the murderers.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
TFMPERANCE.a

Mrs. j. Ellen Foster, now on lee
turing tour in the Eastern States, has
lately been giving in Boston the legal
side of the temperance question in reply
To Chancellor Crosby. The journals Of
that city praise her lecture In nnequivo
cal terms. She will address, the people
ot Wilmington on the same subject IN
st. Pauls NJ. E. Church on TuesdayeVen-
eniAg March 1st. Go by all means and
hear her. b.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
NOT A MONSTER.

Mr.. EDIToR-My article on New
ark College should read "monsieur,"
instead of monster" as you have it.
Please publish this note to day to cor
rect the impression that called the
old college monster. believe never
called the old beggar by that name.
SAMUEL TOWNSEND.
Townsend, Feb. 81.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

The exports from Philadelphia to
foreign ports duringJanuary amounted
TO 81 ,2e6, ,5S8, q decrease OF S2O4 ,7O1 CONS
pared with January, 1880. Of these ex
ports nearly three forrths went TO the
United Kingdom and about one third
we're carried abroad in American yes
sels
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS.

The hard weather has been very severe
IN roofs, and James +. Wood Il Co., Metal
Rsofers. at Front 4 Orange streets. re-
quest their customers and others to send
their orders In early to insure their work
done promptly as the weather moderates.
aAhl2-Rt.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
The Marie Roze Concert.

The opportunity 10 secure the best
seats for the Marie Roze concert, Feb
ruary oath, will be tomorrow morning.
(Tuesday), February 22d, U a. m, al
Thomas u Co.'S. book store NO one
will be entitled to more than 10 seats at
a single drawing.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
TWO DEATHS.

A little son of Wm. Dutton, aged
about years, living on Sad street,
Ningh Ward, died yesterday afternoon
of diphtheria, thereby imposing a
double affection upon the family, a
girl having died the day before.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

Fifty boxes of Twist just received at
the great Tobacco Mat ,4th and Ship'ey,
which we are retailing at 80 cents per
oouud. Largest stock IN The State.-
Lowest prices IN the country.
lee loft A. A, CHAPMAN, PTop'F.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
w EDN ESDAY, March U, 1851
At o'c OCH, p. M,


rhe following Personal Property to wit :
One good mare, yea tIsold, with -
10 A. one good horse. IL years knN
old "A goru farm horse, ole colt, T~
canning three years oid this S-a~6-~A~
surIns Eoui good mich cows, WIIL We IN
pr.,tit soon one he lfer Ill come IN April
No hurtug calves, neifeHs, Dne brood SOW,
win piy one shoaE uIsO one York
wagon one market wagon, and Que faI IN
wagon, . oughS, haIrows, culJlNatoiss
slngte and double Lets, FORKS, snoVels.
noes one cuLllng LoX and one Ianr one
N If bushel and haIt peck measures
pusne aud peach baskets, one sci "l CAR
rage hatness, new, one set OF wagon mar
- new last siIing, one lot Of plou n
harness, idies, collars, hdl'ers, Bunaio
roh,a and horse Blankets; Que Iol of poul-
Lry. chlcKens, ,urKeSs aud sulueas.
Housenold turnllure, such as eus, peu.
steads. mattresses, bedding, tables
tinzen wooden chairs, halI-dozen cane
saaied chuIrs bureau, wash stanhsS
wash bowls and pitchers, and LOOKING
GRASSES / CLOCK, 2o yards OF wool cafpets
anu "A lot of rag carpet. lot OF WINDOW
shades. | parlor stove, l victor cook
stove NO I and fixtures, ana lot OF
dishes, aLd 3 wash tubs. ,,
DAIRY fixtures. l cnurn, butter tue ana
print and bowl; one set ui scales and pans.
buckets; and d IoI OF meat by Lne bouua.
Also, the one-h II ol 10 acres OF WaeaS IN
The ground. Many other arClctes 100 70
dIous to mention
TkRMs.-a / sums of $40 and under casn,
All over that nlAou h creole vi ten ~,
months on purch Iser giving banKeDle
note with approved inaors er al lAterest
from date. WIN. IL. V VANDEGRIFTs.
Wa. j. LANK, Anctioneer'
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

1t is true economy 10 use the best means
first, hence when the baby is suffering
with collie, dierrhoea, ETC., use at once
Dr. Bulls Baby syrup, and observe its re-
markably quick and 5enenclal effect.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

A certain philauthropist in the state OF
Ohio, buys y large quantity of DIR. BuiPs
Cough Syrup every winter and donates
the came to tue poor suffering from
coughs.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
DIED.

wy ATTN ear Hona dsville. Kent Co.,
Delaware, on tue Bird int, Mrs. Sarsh b
Wyatt, wife OF Iohn Wyatt. in the SD
year oil her age,
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

aNOK SALE.-Pour inely elevated build.
L ing lots on Front street, corner OF
Jack on, IS feet on Front. Apply TO
EVANS Pen MING ION.
fehls- sol XII, street.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

Although we have heard persons re-
mark-"Il Is rorth It's weigat IA gotd"-
sLilI ID Bulls Cough syrup ~ TO be had
lt ali drug stores Tor tut small price OF p
cents a bottle.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

AYOTICE.-No persons are authorized
~ 10 make col ections for the VIII
nington branch of the Irish Land
League unless tney show the written
au 10 ity 10 make such collect ons,
signed ny the resident and Secretary.
BY order sf the branch.
H.C. TURNER, President.
THos. McFvIALLY, Secretary.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

tSOk .-Worklugmen looking for
4 pleasant homes Will find "a Large list
Of houses at our office. Now Is the time
10 secure "a home, as prices are surely
going up. HEALD q ".
lebl9-5t.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
n oIlCE,
WALTER CUMMINS,
ATToRNEY-AT-LAW,
Has removed his Office to
NO, 72O KING STREET.
fphlq-Bm

febl9-6n.

sUBLIC SALE
The subscriber intending to quit .arm-
ing will sell Without reserve on the farm
~ Ul yer u. ga ak. Two mil abuve
glasgow, on the road leading from New
caste, on
MEnNEGpA March a. 1891
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21
NEW ADVERTlsEMENTs.

EOR FENT.-A large third story room,
40 feet square. over In ,rd street Mar
ket House, wlth or without power. APP
oily TO ia MES BR 4 DFO ID. feb2l ct.
IIUR SALE.-Iwo new hn e-story
bIick houses, with one story frAuIe
oack nj ding on Adams streets, above
SecoAd, East 81 q, prize u SOp each; terms
easy. apply TO JAMES BRADBURY.
teb2l-6t.
The daily gazette., 1881-02-21

\ OIlCE-By way OF .DtrouucLion and
~ TO reduce my rge stock, will sell
for the next thirty days soLly, imported
Goldtia ches, Linnetts, and Canaiys al
s2.U each. This unparalle ed offer will
y, stiVeiy close at the expiration of the
dime stated; LnereIoie intending buyers
viii consult their own interest by order
Jog early nom GEO. REDPAT.., Impor-
ter and Dealer ia -oug and Orname tai
Birds, Pou try, Pigeons and minor pets,
Blnghamton, New HoIk.
feDl5-OJ.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-09-07
Allegheny Valley Railroad
Low GRADE DIVISION.

ON and after Monday, May 2Sd, 1881,
" the passenger trains will run daily Except
Sunday between Red Bank and Driftwood, a.
follows -
EAsTW WARD.--Day Mail leaves Pittsburg
s:45 a. M Red Bank 1885 Sligo Junction ISL;
New Bethlehem 1885 p. m; Maysvile LILO ;
Troy 1885 Brookville li55 Fuller's 2;20 Rey-
noldsville 2;Ss; Dubois 3:OS Summit Tunnel
1921 Pendeld 3;42 Tyler's 3i55 BeneEette 4'3l
arrives at Drifwood at $40.
WESTWARD.--Day Mail leaves Driftwood
1920 p. m; Benelette Los Tylcr's l:S5
Penheld lao summit Tunnel 2;lO Dubois 2;25;
Reynodsvile 2:is Fuller's 3iOsi Brookville 3:29
Troy 3;48; Maysville 4;l3; New Bethlehem 4.25
Sligo Junction 5O7; Red Bank 5;25 arrives at
Pittsburg at s:25 p. m.
ess- The Du Bols Accommodation leaves Du.
Bois at 7.25, a. m; Reynodsville 7'55 Brook
willie, $40 New Bethlehem, e45 Red Bank
lO;5Oi Pittsburgh l:20, p m. Leaves Pittsburgh,
at 2:l5, p. IN Red Bank, $3.50 New Bethlehem,
1908 B'ookyiTe, sos Reynoldsville, s:5l Du-
Bois, 9;ls, pm,
Jsfs- The BrookylIle Accommodation leaves
Brookville at 700 a. m; Reynoldsvills, 7.55; Du.
Bois Si25; Summit Tunnel, SAL T; PenGeld, 9:05
Tyler's 9;i9 BenneIette, 9i55; Drifwood, lO4s
a. m. Leaves Driftwond at 500 .. nj Btnne.
sstte, $780, Tylers, a;26 PenGold $3.50 Sum.
nit Tunnel, 1000; Dubois, l0ilT Reynolds.
vile, lO45j Bfookyillo, 1880 p. IN.
Close connections made with trains on P. A Z
Railroad at Driftsood, and with trains on tn,
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID MoCARGO, Gen1 sup't.
A. A. JACKSON, sup't l.. G. Div.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-09-07

Class IS Baby Exposition
Glass babies under ~ months.

Class IS Baby Exposition
Glass i.--Babies under ~ months
For the largest baby, gold necklace.
Por the prettes, baby silver knife, fork and spoon
Class 2.-Babies over 10 months and under "a
months.
For the largest baby, gold necklace.
For the prettiest baby, pair Of armlets.
Glass 3.-For the largest and hanlsomest twins
under ~ months old, silver goblet cath
For the largest and hAndsomest twins $
under ~ months cid, silver goblet each
Glass 4.--Thplets under "a months, and over | 2
months, silver goblet each, gold. lined,
Triplets under ~ months, silver goblet
each, gold.linod.
NoTE--Tho Judges, 10 making their awards
10 the above class, will be governed BY the sani.
tary condition and age Of the child In It's class.
The name Of the successful competitor will be en-.
grayod on the premium when the article will ad
nit Of II. Babies will be judged at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, third day Of the Fair.