fa f$r publican.
Qioaoi B. Goodlandir, Editor.
CLKARF1ELD, Pa. .
WEDNKSDAT MOHNINd. MAY 15, 1878.
Reader, If yon went lo know whl tl going on
li tho butloeti world, Jutl rend our advertltlng
tolomnt. tha .Vpeetaf column IB purtiouinr.
MAXIMS FOR THE OAV.
No ni.n worth, tbe offleo of PfOaldent thould
ho wlll.nr to bold It If oountod la, or pieced Ibira
by euy fraud.
I ooald oarar kara bara reconciled lo the
.tin. k iba amalleat aid of Bilna of a pereon,
however' respectable la prtvute life, who mart
forever carry upon bis brow tna naunp ui irwuu
Brit triumphant la American hiatory. Na sub
sequent action, however meritorious, eaa walk
nway tna letters 01 mat mora.
Ca.ni.na Pamrio Aotwa.
Under Iks form of law, llntherford B. Huyet
baa been declared Pretldeat of tba United Hiatal
Ilia titia raata apon ditfrancblitroent of lawlal
vatera, tbe false eeriiooaiea 01 me returning on
flare inline eorrnotlT. aod tba daelaion of a eom
mieaion wbiob baa refused to hear evldenoe of ol
legod fraud, for the Ural tiui a are tba American
naoDla con floated with the foot of a fraudulently-
elected Preaident. Let II not ba underatood that
tba fraud will ba allentlj ucquleerod la by tha
country. Let na hour paaa ta wtilett taouiurpa.
tlon la forgolton.
Annaaaa or Dkvocbatic M. 0. a.
One hundred yenra af human depravity aeon,
nnlaled aad eonoeDtrated into ellmax of erlDoa.
Neror again In live hundred yeurl aball they bare
au opportunity to repeat tna wrong.
Vauibi. W. Vooaaaaa.
. I waald ralber bara tba andoraeuieat of a quar
ter of a million of tba Amerieaa people than that
of the Lnuttlaae Returning- Board, or of tbe Com
lulaaion whiob eicluded tba faeta and daeided
the queltioa as a technicality.
Tbua. A. Ilaanaicaa.
Jemocratic State Convention.-
The Democratic Hlalo Convention of
Pennsylvania, for 1878, will bo held
in Library Ilall, Pittsburg, (Pcnn av
enue, near Sixth atreet,) at 10 o'clock
a. m., Wednesday, May 22d, to place
in nomination one person for each of
the following named offices: Govornor,
Judgo of tbe Supreme Court, Licuten
nnt (iovernor, and Secretary of Inter
nal Afluira. Uy order of tbe StaCo
Committee. Wn. M'C lelland,
Chairman.
l'lTTHiiind, May 1878.
Senator Conovcr wears tho worst
hat in Washington and Mm. Conovcr
the finest bonnet.
(ion. Sherman is noted in Washing
ton for his shabby toilets and the sorry
looking iiajrs ho drives.
I'etcr Cooper's fortunu is estimated
at 210,000,000, and his heirs aro wait
ing for him to Petur out.
Mayor Kly ot Xcw Vork didn't know
lie was going to be married until he
read it in tho newspapers. Another
triumph for journalism.
During this month tbe Mint in Phil
ndelpbia will coin a million of tho new
silver dollars. Foity thousand of them
are being struck oft daily.
Mrs. Thursby says it is a mistake
fur lady artist to marry whilo she is
engaged in her profession, fur cither
tbe husband or the profession must
Kuffor.
The Boston Pott says : Beecher's new
bouse at Peekskill will be "the grandest
country scat in the possession of the
A merican clergy." U o's a grand preach
er, tool
Dennis McLin .Those are extra
ordinary names for gentlemen belong
ing to tho First Families of Florida.
Wonder It Dennis and McLin have been
naturalized.
A man writes from Oregon, telling
how a recent cargo of one hundred and
fifty women from Now York were gob
bled up and marriod in three weeks,
and thero are plenty of bachelors left
yet.
Tin Last Move. Tbo Jtadical pro
gramme the Cameron's and the Sher
mans have it all their own way. Tbe
niece will see undo John and uncle
Tecuinsch frequently hereafter "you
bet," on businoss.
C'onvent?oN8. Four Stato nomina
ting conventions in Pennsylvania this
year. Tbe Nationals at Philadelphia,
May 8th ; the Radicals at Ilarrisburg,
May 15th ; the Democrats at Pitts
burg, May 22d, and tbe Prohibitionists
-at'Altoona, May 29.
ItiooNMiir.RED. Tbo repoal of tho
Bankrupt law, which passed tho Sen
ato two weeks ago, to tako eftoct on
(bo 1st ot January, next, was reconsid
ered by that body, on Thursday last,
and so amended that tho repeal goes
into effect on tho 1st of September next,
- - - - .
A woman, who "thinks she knows,"
says that aa far as the sex is concern-
ed, men are indispensablo and fascina
ting beings made to be petted, loved
and served by women, and who in re
turn give them their food, clothes and
shelter, and break their hearts I Is
she right f
The Now,n baniing company (cap
at Newton, Bucks coun
ty, has closed its doors, and thero is
trouble among tho thrifty tarmers of
that locality. .Barclay Smith, presi
dent and manager of several other lo
cal organizations, is reported to have
suspended.
JlrMoaota. Tho Philadelphia I'rat,
in alluding to the coalition, says : The
Labor men and Greenback-era. have met
on common ground ; both want money
in as large quantities and for as little
work as possiblo. Wbilo they are talk
ing and voting the rest of the comma
oity will be quietly earning a living,
and electing cither tbo Bopublican or
Democratic candidates. Those who
re not afraid of hard work will preter
to "bear the ills they have than fly to
others that they know not of."
War NOT IiKMoVXTBlOaSTBUCTION?
It should be plainly visible to evory
observing cilicen, that tho Bankrupt
Law sits oa commercial affairs and ba-
ainess transactions like a night-mare.
Those in debt are dovourod in passing
through Its crooked and costly mean
deringa, while the enterprising business
nan, a Utile abort of capital is prohibi
ted from making progress because the
money lender refuses to loan him bis
rash, fur fear that ha will take Op bis
sot by furnishing him with a card
tbroajHs the United State Marshal
Therefore, why not remove this embar-
go on trade i commoroe ai speedily
ju possible from the sUtoo book.
DECUlEDLY WHOSO :
Tbo LanciHtor Jntclligmerr, in it
roiu'lukions tliut llio Statu Trcaanrcr
condui ted as bcretoloro in ihu interest
of tho Slate ring, does the party, Col.
Noycs and itself grout injustice. Up
here, where Col. Noyes is personally
known, tho most consistent friends of
reform have no such ideas as our Lnn
cantnr rotnmporary advances, and par
ticularly is there no ground for such
suspicions, since tho appointment of
Mr. Wallors as chief dork. There, is
no moro consistent, straight forward,
determined Democrat in the State than
Col. Noycs cashier, and thero is no
.one whom be could have chosen lor
tho position who would try to do his
duty to tho people of tho slute and the
party ho is a member of moro faith
fully than will J. llluke Waltuin. The
writer of this is personally acquainted
with both Mr. Walters and Mr. Hem
ing, two of Col. Noycs' assistants in
the Treasurv department, and we
know tbem both to ba honorublo, com
potent gentleman, qualified in overy
way to fill tho positions they have
been chosen to, and mcu who would
scorn to do anything that would bring
disgrace or suspicion upon the Demo
eratio party or the Stato Treasurer.
If other departments of the govern
mont under Democratio control are
conducted as fuithfully and well as
tho State Treasury promises to be
with Mr. Walters as its cashier, the
party will have no cause to complain,
and the Jntdligencer wo feel confident
will find its suspicions both unfounded
and unfair.
Col. Xoyes imposes an additional
duty on on Mr. Waltors. his cashier,
by tho appointment of Bayard as one
of bis clerks. Mr. Walters, in addi
tion to watching tho money of the
Commonwealth, tho corporations of
tho Stale and tho old Stato ring, will
havo to koep a sharp cyo on Bayard
and his pals, Simonton and Olmstuad,
or through the carelessness of the one
and the sharp practices ot the other
two, tho Treasurer's ofTico may get up
a stink and a steal similar to the ono
those thrco worthies have just omcrg
ed from in tho Auditor General's oflko.
We don't believe anything of the kind
wilLhappcn, but it makes additional
watchfulness, on tho part of our friend
Wulters necessary to see that it don't.
RMtfonte, Watchman.
THE "TWO LICK" MEMBER.
Tho editor of tho Ilarrisburg Patriot,
in alluding to our neighbor Congress
man, remarks: "It turns ont that the
trno inwardness of Congressman Har
ry White's effort in behalf of an ap
propriation for tbo improvement of
Kiskiraoneltvs creek consists in this,
that White is a largo stockholder in a
eci lain nationul bank in the town of
ludiana, and that the national bank is
the nrincinal stockholder in tho Two
Lick lumber company, whose opera
tions are carried on upon tho waters
of tho Kiskiininclas. In other words,
tho clauso which White bad inserted
in the river and harbor bill was in
geniously doviaod to securo an appro
priation from the United States Treas
ury, a considerable portion of which
would in the end find its way into the
pocket of the Congressman from tho
Indiana district. Histrionic litera
ture has been graced with tbo
sketch of a charactor known aa 'Tho
Member from Pike.' Here is tbe op.
portunity for some mute, inglorious
Shakespeare to trumpet his namo to
an admiring world by giving to tho
stage tbe counterfeit presentment of
tbe 'Member from Two Lick.' J ho
play could be made peculiarly inter-
toresting by a tableau of a raft of logs
on the wild waters of the Kiskimiue-
tas, with tbe lion. Harry White as
captain, the ofHoers of tho Indiana
National Bank on board as a pleasure
party, and Undo Sam as purser pay
ing ofT tbo crew. All hail tho Mem
ber from Two Lick! Of what good
is a paternal government if it cannot
alack water the noblo Kiskiminctns so
as to float Harry Whito's logs to
market" .
.To Stop. The Senate of the United
States took another step in the right
direction on tho "lb insU
Mr. Cockrcll (Mo.), moved to take
up houso bill to forbid the future re
tirement of United States legal-tender
notes, which was read a first time, and
said be moved to tako it up now that
it might be read a second timo. The
motion was agreed to yeas thirty
three, nays twonty-five.
Tbo vote in detail on Mr. Cockroll's
motion to take up the bill to forbid the
further retirement of United States
legul-tonder notes was as follows:
Yeae Meeere. Bailer, Barb, Booth, Butler,
Coehrell, Coke, D.rii (III.), Untie (W. Va ), Iior-
aer, Rnetoe, Uarlasd, Uordoa, llarria, Hereford,
Hill, Ina-alll, Johnana, Jouei (Pla.),Laniar,Me.
Creery, MeDonald, Maaay, Merrimon, Morgan,
Oaleaby, I' lamb, Ranaon, Sauniart, Bpenoer,
Ihurman, voorbaee, Wallace ana wtlboro e.l.
Nara Meaara. Alliaoa, Aothony, Bayard, Cam
eron (Wia.), Conkling, Hawei, Kalon, Kdmuada,
ferry, Hoar, Howe, Karnan, Kirkwood, ai'Mil.
Ian, tialtbewa, Mitebell, Morrill. V'.djock, Ran.
dolph, Rolliai, hargent, (tsiiabury, Wadlelih,
Wbytaaad tVlarfj.
it .will be noticed that overy Sena
tor from Now England Statue, and tbe
extreme- Northwest voted in the nog
ativo.
How Tiiky ark Looked at. The
Vow Havon, Connoctieut, Register, in
alluding to ihp National organization
in this Stalo, says; "The chances are
that when the hour ol election ap
proaches the leaders of tho National
ists will, as tho Mollie Maguires and
the Labor Reformers did in the past,
sell out their politioal chances to tho
bighost bidder, and tbo purchaser,
will, aa uiual, be Simon Cameron, the
great Winnebago Chief." That is tbo
way they look at the arrangement
away down in New England.
Tut Ri-oriNiNO. Philadelphia bad
"big day" on Friday last, May 10th.
This was Centennial day two years
ago, and was sdoctcd by the officers
to open the Permanent Exhibition
Buildings. On tbo same day Senators
Wallace, Bayard, Blaine and Governor
llartranlt wore present and did the
speechifying for those present. Those,
however, who visit the city In the fu
ture will find it docidodjy advantageous
lo visit the old Centennial grounds
and tbe buildings still standing.
It'i ho Wonder. We are told that
tba recent Florida disclosures render
"the government" nnhappy. ' We are
not surprised at this. If the title to
oar house and lot was no better than
that of Hayoe k Wheeler, we would
feel mighty blue over it.
Ot'V CAPITA I. CITY REPHE
SES'lATU'ES. One would mippoiio it to bo ullior-
. ;r ni. i .it.-.rfi
Coirrt'Mmieti in no HiforWCifiEu"l (kW i
tho mombers of onr Slato Legislature, to splice the two factions tho "yrcin
which the voters of tbo Qu.iker City backers," which Is a promiscuous or-
send up to Ilarrisburg In proof of
this fuel, wo cite as authority Iho Y ash
ington correspondent of the Philadel
phia Record, of tho Kill Inst., who ro
tates it as follows :
Congressmen Kollcy and O'Neill
were the heroes of a very lively epi
node during the debute on tbo larilf in
tho Houso yesterday. Kollcy had vo
led with tho Democrats in favor of
Wood's motion to tako up tho tariff
hill. O'Neill took exception to this
voto, and, turning in his scat toward
where Knlley sat, began to upbraid
the latter fur his action. Not exactly
relishing this lecture from his col
league, ihe Judgo replied with more
vigor than politeness. Words led to
moro words, until somo vory bitter
things bad been said or both sides,
and fists had been mutually shaken.
Their friends gathered around and In
torfercd and the "impending conflict
was avoided." Jungo Kollcy 's voto,
of course, did not moan that ho was
for tho bill, but tha fact remains that
if Messrs. Kelley of Pennsylvania and
Banks of Massachusetts had not been
moro anxious to muko speeches than
to defeat tho bill, the hill would not
now I'D before the House.
Tho conversation, as reported by a
vivacious car witness, was somewhat
outside the ordinary pale of parlia
mentary intercourse, as will be seen
by the following report from memory,
which is assorted to bo almost verbatim
et Uteratum.
O'Neill, turning excitodly toward
Kelley, and shaking a dexter digit at
him: "You are voting against llio in
torosts and wishes of your constitu
onts, sir."
Kelley, in a doep has key anil in
tones of withering scorn : "When I gel
to bo your dog, sir, put a collar round
my neck, tio a string, and then, per
baps, you can lead mo."
O'Neill, in an excited treble tone:
"You aro a puppy now, sir."
Kclloy, glowing ominously, "If we
woro not in this House, sir, I would
thrush you for that remark, sir; and
if you will repeat out of doors, sir, 1
will twipe your face, sir. And I noti
fy you, hero and now, sir, that if ever
you speak to mo again, sir, I will show
your length by measuring It on tho
ground, sir."
Hore the .Speaker's hummer fell lime
and again, calling his colleages lo or
der, bnt the curtain dropped and all
was hid from view. Thero is nothing
of this to bo found in the Congressional
Record, as the reporters wero told "not
to tako it down
Poi.iTU'AiiAND Social Trami-s. The
Washington Cavitot, in alluding to a
dangerous clement, says : Mcgy and
other dead-beat comm u nists w ho ju mp
ed Puns and their debts, spent Good
Friday in New York in a suturnulia,
arrayed in red shirtx, drinking brandy
and absinthe, singing bawdy songs and
arranging for a chango in the present
form of the United States Government
and an introduction of the bonnet rogue
in America. These men aro tbe scum
of tbe universe, and are to tbo commu
nity what a festering sore is to tho hu
tnun body. With all their cries ot lib
erty their first doctrine is to destroy
all religion altogether therein being
in dead antagonism to tho first para
graph of the Declaration of American
Independence : the right to life liberty
and pursuit of happiness. Their next
is to bull-dozo the press ; for tho life of
tbo representative of the Il'orfii was
threatened by this gang of bowlers for
having published an account of a pre
vious orgy. Those carpot baggere from
Parisian slums should learn that be
tween communism in France and the
rights ol labor in tho United States
there exists both a difference and a do
cidod distinction. Six months per capita
lo them in Blackwcll's Island would
dt-awatrifloof their trans-Atlantic con
ceit nut of tbem and their red shirts
too,
a
Anotukr Dost.-IIaycs and his friends
aro greatly worriod over tho confes
sions of McLin and Dennis, two mom
bers Of the infamous Florida Returning
Board, who now confess under-oath
that the Tilden Electors Jiad a majority
in that State. II ow backers denounco
these revolutorund scoundrels and dis
honest fellow' This nearly everybody
concedes, but they aro no worse now
than when they counted the Florida
Electors for Hayes in December, 1870.
More : the following billeldonx, which
has just been pulled out of a pigeon
hole in the Treasury Department,
would seem to indicate that Donnis wg;
a firat-rato fellow up to April ',a77.
Encntira Maio( rfaaaiaoros.
. - "" April IS 187T.
DaaJt 51a: I aa reliably aaiurad that L. O.
O".'ou of riorlda, would aiabe a capital gpaeial
Agent of tba Treeaary. I raipectflly deelre thai
bia elaine ahaald bare your favorable attention.
Sinoerely. R. R. lUvaa.
Hon. Jobn Bberaian and othari.
That is a first-rate "government" re
commendation and makos Dennis a
letter "A" numhor ono Radical. And
we hope Hayes Qiid his blowers and
strikers will manifest a little modesty
in the future.
A Tkst Case. The Philadelphia
Timet says : Tbo caso of Father Stuck,
lalo of Williamsport, against Bishop
O'JIara, of tbo diocese of Scranton, is
now before the Supreme Court, and is
sot down lor argument on tbo first
Monday in June. The case has been
carried op by the attorneys for the
Bishop, Judge Gamble, of the Lycom
ing Common 1'lase, having decided in
behalf of the priest, although denying
him the material benefits ;f tbe deci
sion. This controversy has been going
on now lor somolhmg like five years,
and has attracted the widest attention,
but the Indications aro that It la now
approaching the end.
A Hard CoAp. The oditor ol the
Springfiold (Mass.) Republican, in allud
ing to the confessions of the Florida
Board aays: As for Mr. Hayes, such
disclosures must be decidedly disagree
alio. Impregnable Of t his legal title,
it must be very hard for an honest man
to feel that there are laws in his mor
al ejaim to the White Houso. But
thore seems nothing for him to do ex
cept cultivate a philosophical feeling
aboai it, and except tba humiliating
oonfewioM of the fellows who counted
him in M a particularly prickly (born1
tn th rose of the PrasldriKy,
THE (WEES HA t 'h'-SA T10SA I.S.
This combination of political experts
met at I'hlluiltlphiii on Wednesday,
. .
ganiEittion without any oaths, signs
and pass words, while the "national"
olemenl, generally, is made up of a coin,
binalion of secret oath bound members
Hence the labor and agony in getting
tho two factions lo wear the same har
ness, and help to pull tho load tlnough
this campaign. It was generally sup
posed that Wiight, or Armstrong
would make Iho landing for (iovernor,
but both failed as the ballot will show
viz :
CASniiUTr.R.
Aruittruua;. Ljouioiue;
Wright, Lueerno
Maaon, Mercer
Nolle!!, lira.lfi.ru"
I IT.
,. 11
. M
. US
.. 4
Total Ill IV)
Mason was thereupon declared tho
nominee and the nomination was made
unanimous.
There was but ono ballot taken on
tho Lieutenant Governorship and it re
sulted as follows all tho candidates
except Messrs. Shearer, Fincher and
Jackson being wilhdrawu:
Shearer. Derki 121
Fineber
Jackron..
Tho ballot for Secretary of Internal
A flairs resulted as follows:
V'llgbt, riiila.Uli.hia....
Dun
Caldwell
The convention then took up Iho
plalfoi m,w liich generally rc-enunciatis
tho principles adopted in iho Nulionul
convention at Toledo in February last.
They dodiiro that the government
should furnish aid to families desirous
of settling on tho public lands. W
presume that tho next demands will ho
tliut tho government must also furnish
Iheiu clothing and provisions during
their natural lives. All tha nominees
aro limliculs n good dose for Demo
crats to swallow.
Quekr Eijuitt. Tho Legislature, to
produco equity in tho salary of County
Superintendents, passed a law this ses
sion regulating thai question, by adop
ting a minimum Balnry for each city
and county. Tho Directors can raise
tho salary uhovc that fixed ly tho Act
of Assembly, hut they canuot reduco
it below that fixed by the act. In our
judgement llio equity foaluro is as I ad
ly crippled as nnilrr Iho old law. Ac
cording to a circular issued by iho De
partment tho salary for Clearfield coun
ty is fixed ul f 1,01)0 und thnt of Sny
der county, also, at 1,000. Tho form
er county hits L'08 schools und 1,130
square miles lo travel over while tho
Uutter lias only 101! schools and 317
square miles. The length of the school
term is 0.37 in Clearfield and 5 33 in
Snyder. Double the nuniherof schools
and nearly four limes tho travelling to
do in ono that Ihere is in the other
eonnty, and yet the salary is tho sumo.
Will iho Superintendent of I'ublic In
struction riso and explain the circular
in question ?
Death or Ma. Boas. On Thursday
last, Hurrisbug lost one of its most en
terprising citizens, in iho person of
Daniel D Boas, Esq., aged 63 years.
Mr. Boas bad hitched bis horse in a
carriage, and invited Mr. 8. B. Martin,
one of tho county Commissioners of
Dauphin county, to tuke a rido up the
rivor toward Coxestown, to take a look
at a farm, and on their return home in
turning a corner at the trolling park,
tho front wheel struck a stone and up.
set tho vehicle. Mr. Boas' right tem
ple striking a Jtone, causing death al
most instantly. Mr. Martin lit on bis
feet and was not Injured. Many of our
lumbor'dealers are personally acquaint
ed with Mr. Boas, and will regret to
loarn of his sudden death. Miss Boas
an only daughter was absent at Clove
land Ohio, attending the Camoron Sher
man wedding at the time of this sad
occurrence.
Il Should Pass. Tho bill which
provides lor extending tho law which
now applies only to Philadelphia and
Allegheny regarding responsibility
for mob damages to all tho counties of
tho Stale was discussed In the IIouso
at Uarrisburg on Friday, but not dis
posed of. A proposed amendment to
eiiompt counties from responsibility
when riots woro causod by differences
between employers and omployus was
deleatod. Tho existing law makes tho
counties of Philadelphia and Allegheny
responsible lor all losses sustained at
the bands of a mob, This law should
bo extended to overy oounty in the
State. Tax-payors and mob advocates
will then comprehend llio relaltun they
sustain to each other more lively.
Larue Sale or Shocks. At Williams
port, on C .iUay last, thero was sold at
Sheriff's pule fivo hundred and seven
shares of slock of the Williamsport
boom, at 130 per share, a sacri
fice of 135,4 !i0; two hundred shares
of tho Lyrnmming gas and water com
pany brought IS per share ; 81 1,000 of
the first mortgage b,onds of tho same
company brought 111,000; t0,Q0 ol
the second mortgages bonds sold for
81,200 ; a f 1,000;hond of the Union Pa
cifio railroad wa knocked down for
1500. These stocks and bonds were
old as collaterals put up by Peter
llordic, and wore purchased by Jacob
Tome, of Port Deposit, Maryland.
A Bio Weddino. Married in Clove
land, Ohio, on Thursday theOlb, by the
Bight Iter. Bishop Bedell, lion. James
Donold Camoron, ono of the United
Sfa(eB Senators from Pennsylvania, lo
Miss Klizubclb ftberman, niece ol Gen.
and Secretary of tho Treasury, Sher
man. A thousand guests were invited,
This Is certainly a vory strong family
alliance and may open tho doors of the
Treasury and War Departments to
"Don" very nicely, but of course he
will novor see it in tho liylit indicated
it's a puro lovo affair.
A Leoal View, The Supremo Court
of Massachusetts has made a decision
which will ruin tbo business of Kim
ball, tbe church-debt destroyer. It de
clares thit $ note given for a church
subscription does not carry with it an
obligation to pay, since Ills glvon with
out a consideration.
A Biq TjTLR.-The "N alionala" made
themselvoB a namo bolero adjourning.
The party title by which this new or,,
ganization will be known hereafter la
.''the National Greenback Labor party
of Pennsylvania." if length of namo
carries any virtuo with It this now par
ty will hare it.
.ttmi'ti:d Assassination. Tbe
Emperor William, of (iermnny, while
driving along tho slreels of Berlin, on
Sal.
joct and was promptly arrested, and
will, of course, end his days in a pris
on, or ul the end of a rope. Tho
would-bo assassin is a tinsmith named
Kinll Hoinrich Max Hoedel, said to bo
from Leipsic. Ho was luken to tho
nearest polico station, where a prelim
inary investigation was instituted.
He Died too Soon. It- Lylo While,
a few years ago a prominent newspa
per man, died at bis residence in l-'.rie
on Thursday last. Mr. White begun
his cureer as an oditor, in 1851, on llio
Franklin U7i,V, of which ho was tho
originator, lie subsequently was the
oditor of the Conneautvillo Courier, the
Muadvillo Republican, and at one time
published a paper at Mc-Connelsburg,
Fullon county, Ta. Ho was a man of
more than usual ability nod energy in
his better days.
LiuisLATiyEjuuiiLXHV. The Legis
lature passed an act regulating tbo
salaries of County Superintendents.
In lilk county the Directors raised tho
salary fifty per cent., and In Snyder
county they reduced il fifty per cent,
bolow tho sum fixed by iho Depart
ment. Behold bow easily six School
Directors can ".oro two hundred and
ono Representatives, fitly Senators, a
Govornor and a Siierintendont of Pub
lic Instruction !
Tiu Post's Tarrr. The Itcllcfunte i
U'ufi'Anirtn thinks, lifter muturo consid
eration, that Bluke Wallers is a proper
young man to entrust with the half
dozen of millions which ought to be
long to tbo Stale Treasury, but that
it is imposing upon good nature to ask
him in addition tn watch lluyaid, an
other clerk in that department. Whore
docs iho t alley como in for Suyes in
npiHiinlingsuch a man. Pittsburg I'ofit.
A Bite. Tho republicans havo
been felicitating themselves that Mr.
Glovor's investigation failed tn inves
tigate. They aro finding out their
mistake. A pretty large Bopublican
fish has boon hooked by Mr. Ulnverhi
tho neighborhood of iho China sea.
His namo is Seward and ho is the
United Slates Minister at Iho Chinese
court. There seems to bo no doubt of
his ofTlciiil crookedness,
KtsHiNKi). lion. Wm. P. Schell, the
new Auditor Genorul, entered up
on tho duties or his ofllco on May
Citli, accoidinir to tho nrovisions of
tho Constitution, buying resigned his
seat on Friday previous, as a member
of tho Lower House of tho Legislature,
from Bedford county.
The Nationals, etc. Il will be no
ticed that thero More only 1!)8 votes
polled by ihe Nationals at their recent
Suite Convention. full convention
consists of 201 Rcpi-cscntatives and 50
Senatorial delegates, thus showing that
,.
,.j HiivL-uiriiiLuini-iv uiirepri'iH-nteu
at their lulo overture.
Tiio Kadi cul Slato Cunvontiou inouta
at Ilurribbur to day (,15th) to put a
ticket in tha field. Urow and Wick
01 nil am dclegntoa oominoncod arriving
in HarrUburg on Suturday, for the
pnrnoM of talking up tbo claimt of
their lavoritoH,
MoRBiKHCf Dkad. -Tbo notorious
prr.o fightor, gambler and politician.
John MorrisRey, died at Saratoga on
tho Int d.iy of May. His career has
boon a wonderful ono, but no boy in
the Union can afford to imitate him.
TMIAL MhT. I,.t of raurw tot down for
trial al May aad June Tirta, 17.
ICOJID WIKK, For 1TB HDHDAT, If AT S7.
t C McCloihsT Job a Helta
M lunhlobr(r at tl ti. John Irwio
R HarUBOm ri. Matthew liloora
Hrit.H.wriAf.htmb'a rt. J M fimith, Adai'r ittl
Thomaa R. UIod rt. KliUnnina; Ooal Co
Samoai Warn va Si irk A KbrharrJ
Mrtribrbt. LiBtfl k To va. Wm Rwa.iar.f-1
UA MorriiuB C Co . Tht M L A L Co
J C ftiplth ti. David McKlnotr
ltt Bap Cb Cbrrir vi. J IU J W Utnbon
Aaiiia Klint m. W V Wright r par
M lluWrt ti Jacob Brabakrtal
llatllM A Wchitor ti, Kllii Poaro
Katnutl Bod I vi. J&mtt F-irrott A Son
M Htbtrt mm ti J Brabtkor t al
Ljom A Lycblol ti. Hiram Woodward
V U II ink lo R A Mary Ardcrj
Hurnt A Btancktr t. Juba F Voong
Wm Hellridgo ti. Wtib aallagbor
I) Hot t ai Adia rt t. J Frank A J W Neff
itiaK TKIIM flRiT WKKR, So MuSDAT, ITrB pay.
O L RahoonoTr -
a. J C Brpnner
Tl 0Ciltt I'ark Ai'o
Tt. lisrwiad, Whiba f Co
ti. tt
ti. A C Finnor
M U Kt'iltr
Abran K'hart uta
M lUrttT A Or
lorg W Caldwtll
K Atthurt
ft. King A Fuller ,
T. Z.biltj(irnoB '
ti. Ptttr Uyr
i. Hinguld. billot) tt al
Tt. iJavtd o
ti. J met D Anthony
ta. A H MaOlur
ra. 8utal k.aCuo
ti. Utanttt't Br Imp Co
John C Ffrgutcn
.Mtrib K t;,riTT
fJ-CKSi "tli to bell
Joafpb tioil
Molleoilrr rt al
0 B Uood lander
Tbomaa Kvam
Fred Liifield
Charlai K .bker
John C Tlr
Ta.
Wa Pustltw
ti. Wm f Johaton
larid Pemjil
va. Arnold, IUrifbora A R
HI 11 i'OtitiUi
t. J'fftpb al Umi.h
IKOOHD WB"K. rom-IM MOIIPAT, ltrtt.
ailing P Hale ti. Th M L A L Co
TfatWaah'a BAL A'n ft- Ueo Hagr A trr lea
" " " " " e. " "
II li N U va M M M tt
Frtrhold BAD Au'd ta. Mellrrgor A Pro it
John F Stull t. Bnmunl Jeukina
Hlgltr, Young A Roed ti. John DuBoia
Wm Urrgg
ti K A Irvln
Kcnhtrt A BtIM
J V Hitd
anloM MallmaQ
Tt. Tht M LA I. Cv
Tt J K Horner
t. aloba U Chat
ti Lwnatd Kiler
t. - - Young
Tt. Uvor Fltgal
ti. D L Ftrgnton
tl. Jttmaa Ktrr A Co
Tt. L lilom
Tt liar A Hlioff tt tl
Maitb llnutir
Harrr, Oujtr A Co
D i Ilnar A C
E B Owni
C II Otrdta A Co
John U (llatogaw
Ilover, ti iirer A Co
ti. F Ktnttjj et al
va. hbuff
YL1 BLOOM, ProthoBotarT.
)KPOHTf y onditiDQf the COUNTY
1 L HA TIUH AL BANK ofOiearfltM, at Clear.
held, la lb atatr PenntrlrMla, At tba tlott
ol buil Brtt, Mar Ut 1171.
RKIOtTX'IS.
Loam and dlteouaia $15 1 ,1114 9T
Overdraft J.OlfO l
U. 8 Uondi I ttoBr elronlatioa T.0 On
U. B. Bondt oa band, Judgment! 8. OVA M
Other atofika. bondt,id moiigftgna... 1,274 Tt
Db fro )irord rtttrr agenU...M 12 lit 44
Hit I rum btata Bank! and banker-. l.tMft tl
Real teutte, fnraiiara, and litarH,,,, 1.43X 1.1
Current tipentet and taia paid 1.471 14
Cheeka and ethtr rank Hem 1..1M t
nil la of otbtr baka Ill M
Fraetloaal earrMeT.laoladiag nloktla 70S II
Legtil undar boIm 4tMJ 00
Htdtmptioa fund with V. B. Tie'
rtr, (iroBt. of lretloB H
baa from U. I. T raata rtr, other tht
6 per etat. MrninttoB fnad ,,.
,17 M
6t H
7M.6I0 02
bUBIMTItA.
Oapltal fttek paid kl
Harnltii fuatl
Undivided proSu..
Nil tonal Bank ata oatittadiBg
IndiTidnal depotlta vbitH to hk.
1O,0 0 00
i t.00 00
0.114 01
r.M0 (HI
T4.M! 01
11,007
1,4.10 4t
M 70
Tim MHileatt f dpoatt..H........
up w pirw national tianta .. H
ia lo 0i.t pivubf nd Knart..
I, W, M. Btiw, Cathitar af lb aboTa aamtd
bak, al Btatemalt ir I bat lb aboT ittvteaent
It lpelo Ibt bmtt mj kaowledg and beiif.
ir , m . rnan,
faabiar. i
Rubaerlbrd aad awura to hefer m thlt 1 ttb du
of May, 1070. JOHN W. WRIOLBV. N. P. ,
Corrwl AUett: J, T. LKaH).
T. H. FORCRT,
f r.WKAVKR. I
arlMITp. T Mropttr. I
unlay. wliK Ma dnuchler. Princess I " CI nrS'J.1 Udge. I 0. 0 K., of an oil Miauia :ts ,r..b.a to a p..aii t" ""
sussln. Tho murderer mL-sod his nb-l " "". """ "' " "" 1 ' I". : "IT... . ..,V.V. ,ih i .eat li
i)tK ilmtlsfmruis.
! MKWAHO. A reward of Ml. and no
II, order of tin l.o.lto.
J. hi BOTTOHK,
l'lee'd, Pa, May IS, IS;S-t Heorolary.
TMl'OIICR
rVOTK I'
In Ibe Court of r.unio.ni Plvaa of Clt-arHald
oounty, Penn'a, No. 371, January Term,lS7S.
Catharine llellaenralher it, lleo. Iloitienrether.
The underaiirned CoiatnUeioeer, appointed by
Iba Curl to lake lealintonr and report Ilia aatne,
will attend to tbe dutiee of bit appointment at
Ihe oUtee uf Murray A Ooidon, In Clreiliold, oa
Monday. June , l"lh, J87S. at III o'olcck a m ,
ahenaad wnera'-uf panlt-a inra.'aareU fear t'eaJ.
A U WEAVKK,
CleaiieM, May 111., C.muiii. Inner.
C-SO HEW Altl Tbe relallrea and Irlonde
of Ihe late tlilbert 8. Toiar, aoi'iieB of Cheat
towolbip, who waa drowned at tbe "wood rook,
In tha waat branch of the Buaquehnnoa Hear, on
Fanday, Apill SStb, 1878, bare autfaoriie.1 mo to
otter a reward or
1'IFTY DOLLIHJ
for the rroovery of Ihe toly of raid Titer and III
delivery al riearflrld Any turltier information
deaired oa the lubjral, can be tied by ealliog lo
notion, or by addrrarleg Iba tin.leraigoe,!.
Israel tkst.
CleirOeld, Pa., Mil J It, 1878 -It.
t'DITDHH' RTATUMKXT.
J. C. W1IITKIIII.L, Traaaurar of Ihe tiorough
of Clearuet.l, In aooount with the poor fua I from
April Sib, 1S77, U April 8ih, 1878.
DR.
To balanoa at laat aeltletnent 103 IS
To am i or Duplicate for 1877 8U.1 V
To onek raorired for ooal, elo 1 S4
To amount front Collector Head 07 40
li us tn
CR.
lly ordrra paij ,
Ily bal on Hup. In banda of Col. Read.
lly eioneralloat
lly Treaaurer'e per oefltage.
lly Audilora' feea ,
I 1 17
418 (1
48 87
18 17
00
t sis n
i ,
Tlatanpa In TrMai.rn,', I, .M.la O
n Rlu,d . n. w. Mor. Or.r.eer.'
DR.
To ordert drawn by Irwin and Porter 19 AO
To ordera drawn by Read and Moore S77 17
CR.
t)y ani't piid for eupport of Mrt. LarnoBl.t 07 54
Br " Roat... ! 73
II. a, i .. Williams 20 12
lly " ' " Millar Ill vo
Hy " " " ' Uao. Boyle.,., 4 74
Hr " " Paaetnore for lodging liauipa 10 80
lly " " heed for lodging Iratnne 40
Miaeillaueoua:
KV Paaaoanre, relief..., 8 00
Kw A oa, printing , 2 40
Uartewiok A Irwin, druga for paupers.... 4 0.
Ain't field loruier Oreraeer, Irwin 10 00
Ain't paid former Oreraeer, Purler 4 00
S?ll 0T
Asir.Tt.
Melauee In Treasurer'1 handi $198 77
Auj'i on Collector Hen't'i Duplicate 418 43
S74S SI)
LIASIUTIBS. ,
Otttaten-iiug orders $ 28 48
We, Ihe undersigned Auditors of tke borough
of ClearAeld, eerhly that we hare eiarained the
rouehrrs and aecuunls of Ilia Overseers of said
tarongh for tbe e urreut year, a'n.t flud them al
aUra antte l. A. W. UKAJIAM,
A I. IIAUEKTY,
C'learfold, fa , May 14, 1)78 .It. Audilora
Sheriff's Sale.
II.T virtu of tun dry wrlU of FitH Farfat !
flued out of the Court of CcmmAn Ptou of Clear
Hold oountT, ntl to ran dlrsntnd, Ihrre will I
sjiprnfd to fiii'dlr im It, ul thf Court Houm. ill b
borough of Clou Hi el J, on Pi lard.?, th lt d
of Jd. IH7, tvt 1 o'eloek n. m., lb f.dlov
iog drioriWd real MtaU, to wit:
All Iht following deforiri-d real exfat titutted
! North float id al, ClrarVId ooui.tr I'. .bound
rd on tb ert hy lot ot btnitl IteoBtr, tooth by
Mm in ttrtt, wtut b tlrtct, north or -lot ol Jer
mikit Uini. fronting CMr feet on Main Krett
and running back ono bundrrd and flit j feet to
lot f aftrrmtab I! tinea, and karln; orerted
ibereoa a two aiory dwelling huu.
tud olbr
ouiuuuumae. ui.ev, mh, u rinatna,
iM!utit-o, and tn
be told aa I tie property of Iiia-.tliy larey
Alto, a ecrtia Int or piece ol groun l iltualtd
in tbe Till.g of Da Bolt In llradr tuwo.hip,
Clttrfleld roaotji Pa., bounded and deicriln-d aa
foltowa : Oa tht cat by Franklin atrct, on tb
north by lot No. I'd, oa the toetb by Pin alley t
aad running to a point at Oranff alley on th
wtt, and bring of a triangular ah ape, baring a
front oa Franklin ttreet of one bandredand thir
ty ill feet and known at lot No. Si la plan of
laid tlllag and baring tbrrtoa areoted a fram
boar ana and a-half ttoritt high wiib amall
kitehtn altehd. Baited, taken la t locution,
and to b told ai tba property of John Sobofleld-
Alto, tha following daaerlbod ral attat aUu
ttd in Ilottoa towathip, Clearfield eonnty, Pa.,
brginnlog at a pott on lootkeatt eorner of war
rant K. 191, tbno by landi f Joba Da Blt,
north OB-half dgret. tattoo bandred ptreht't
to a pott, tbtne by landi of Oabara, Btum A Co.,
north eighty-aine and one-half degree. wtone
bandred and eighteen pmbtt to a poat. theao
by iom land toath ana degrt, weat on ban
dred and thirty and ona half p'rehtt to a
poat, theooeaoalh tigbty-atnt and. one fearlh dt
greti, eatt oa bandred and eight perrhet U
plaa of beginning, onataining ona bandrd ar ret
ninre or lt, with abont tettniy-ore ara tlear
ed, aod hearing orchard and baring thereon
a log hoot tad log bara. Helaed, taken la
erotina, aad to b told at the preptrty of llenry
Uttriok. r
A ltd, th following deaertbd reel eittt of
John Vothtra, tit oat ed la town or Kartbtut,
Coving toa towntbip, Clttrftuld oonnty, Pa., bo
ginning at romor on Snow Pbne tnrnpik, then
along aaid pik n Ine and one-hatf roda lo an tut
erly direction to tbe aotthtatt eorner, thane
lwnty-on roda along tan t uf Joba Yotbert in
touihatlrly direction to th mutheaat eorner,
thane eight and one half rodt abong land of
Joba Vot hart to tbt toathettt corner, thtno
ftfteta aad one-half roda by th graveyard prop
erty In Brtba.terly direetloa to pi uf bo
ginning, containing on acre more or Ion, and
baring tbertoa trerted a well-flulibed bonte
aiiteea hy twenty lour, and oilier oot-buildlnga
and tmall orchard. Kitted, tikea la KCCBtioa,
tad lob mid at the property of Juba Yotbert
aad lliba Kraai.
Alao, th following tracta or pleoet of land In
Olrard townahip, Cloarflold eonnty, !'., tbt flrtt
boanded a followa i Begiamiog at tttne. a eor
ner of land or Alexander Murray, thence aoutb
on huodrod aad thirty-eight porch r a mora or
leu, by landi of Roaelot to atouci, thenoe eaat
forty-eigbt perchrt I a pott along land or Thoa.
fonaral, thAc north on hundred and tbirty
Igbt porcbea, more or ) to a pott, theao wett
by landi of randtr Murray ferly-igbt perch
et to Hon and plate of beginning, containing
forty actfi mora or lev, being all cleared and
oaring inereon e retted a log bout.
Alio, another tiec or tract of land In tame
(own 'hip, bandd at fnllnwai Beginning at
tontt, tbi no by land of Kotelut north on hun
dred and thirty- four pt rebel to too at, then by
Itnda of Aleiaodfr Murray, aM about ono ban
dred aad thirty-eight parehea to stai, theae
aotb ono buodrrd afid thirty-foor perohea to
itonea aad ooraerof Thoi Leonard'! land, thrnc
weat by tarn on hundred and thirty-eight
perebea to plana of begioalog, eaotalnine tichlv
aerei more or I eta, baring Ity acre eltared
and baring a good orchard thoroon, and bating
thereon orocted a frtm bout thirty two by forty
feL two tor It hi rb wtll Anithtd. a Itrt bank
tara.wagon-thej, blacktmithahop.tpriBg boat,
and other out-bnlldioga, tba pi being tam traod
of land whidh J. J. 1't and wift eon ve Ted lo
Hendell K rid ret by ded dated March Tth, 1170,
and recorded oa deed book No. 4, page 114
Alto th following lota nt Blaeea ofaroaAd tit
nated la lb borough of Clearfield, Cletrfltld
county. Pa., In what le filled Moiaop'a ad it i l toa
to raid borough, Ihtlrat bounded aad dr scribed
M fpliowti jleginning at alley on extended
1'oBttb t(rt, tb-po nnftb along aid atrt for-tt-tine
and onbalf fret to a rW. Ihtno la an
eattrrly direetloa two bandred let mur or lett
to pott coraoroB line J at B. (Irak am. Ihtne
in a toatherly direction along tafcd Urahtm'i
itna lony-ain an 4 ono-taalf tret to an alley,
tbenoa la a wttrly dlreoiioa along laid alley
tw bandred fet mora or leat to tba plao of b
giaaing. retmng th water right and reterrlng
th right to go apon aaid lot tod lay pfpa from
th apring apon taid lot lo tBTy water from
th aaid apring to ga wbererer th leator ray
tee hi, aJto ta go upoa aait lot to repair raid
pip aad wall ia taid apring. aad baring there-
oa tree ted a frame boat forty by twet'ly foor
fe, with wing alsleen by tkirty-tw feet, with
good cellar aadar tame, Ibtr it altoaa ioe-bout
oa aaid lot.
Alto, two other ItU la taid Motaop'a add Ulna
to tht borough of Dear ft eld. hounded and deeerib-
edaa follnwa t Boanded oa lb eaat by land of
Jat. B, lira bam, oa the B'rtb by aa allay, th
aoara ny aa alley ana en tbe wett by Fourth
llrtet, and known aa lota No. forty-lv and for
Ir-rig la aaid addioB to th boroutrb of Clear
It-Id, and bating tbenoa t retted a framt boat
two ttorlot high illeen by twenty-fuar feel with
kilcbea atlachtd, a large brewery with three
neer vauiia, ana a tram atabio, aad other oat
buildiBga. ft lied, Uken In eienaUoa, and to be
told at tb property of Wendell Badret.
Alio, tha following detcribed property aitaat
la Db Bolt, Brady tewoihip, Ctoarleld eoanty,
P. beginnlag at dqai in tb Da (tola rnav.1.
thane ton lb l) drgreea. oaat by lot Hid to Mm
roe Aakvy, 111 fact to a pott and lint ef William
lleever a lot, tbenee toulh fill degreac e by
Mid W at. Huoror' let 130 ftt to a poat in town
tbip road, tbt no north Sl degree weat oa laid
in war-hip road Iflft feot to a poet, thane nrlb
0i degree, oaat on aaid Da Bolt road III loot I
poat and plao of beglaaiBg. ha-lac thtreoa
erected a I or ire frame two-atry hoaea Jflrtf feet
and oil at I ached IfliJl feat and kaowa at City
ueioi, wita iram tlablt, lot-Boatoaad olber M
buildiag. belted, lake la aieoatioa. and lo bo
told a i f propnrtT ( K. ktatt.
Rt rlrtae arf aanrtre mtita m.t t.-l .-J
airrf 'aWat, th roltodkag dtrtbd Hal eiUl
III ba aaid oa Katarday, Jaae I, 1170, to alt i
All that eertalB tract or bedr of bltamlaoaa
to I land, atiaato, lytag aad boiag la two iaa
ibia of Woodward, oaaaty of CloarAeid, aad But
of Veaaayivaata, boaaded aad deathbed at tot
low ta wH t Begiaalag at a maple, (goao) now
itoaa torn or, boiag a ttammaa aoroor of arigtaal
tarroyt la th aamet of Wm. Wlittr, Raod
J quraliona aaked, will ba paid for lh relaro HI perobia to a bamloaki theuon norlb u ea.l
gtw gidvfrtlsfmfnW.
Kvana and Samuel Rinllne ! Ilieneo norlb Si wnl
arhea to tn,-B i Ihrsoe eoum o.i eiw p-r.
obea lo a p ul: thenoe nonk Si waat Si pnrebee
lo a poat t taenoe aoutk M weal ad perebca lo a
a putt i Ihencoaoulh :6 oa-t M perobei toa p'.tl)
ibeaoeaoulh M we.Hut perehotlo awbllopiueij
Ibenoe norlb SB weal Ilea t-perrkee lo a while
,.k . fks.ni.a. Mfirlh h rt I IX titrrltea to B DOkt 1
thence north 81 weat Al M perchei to a lallm
be.nl. rk i tbtoo in aa oaaterly directioa up a
tmall ttrraiu 4A perebca to a hemlock i thxnee
north -V witt 73 percbet lo a white otik amp ;
Ibt-n.-e tonlb went V prehea to a poatj th oc
north Id wiat 01 '-It percher to a pot 1 1 thacie
itb fc.1 weet 1A1 l-l pi-rchet to nuftll hem lurk;
ibt-pee ouih XI eatt 11 l it) pe-rbe to a Ulleo
hemlock thine couth hi weat It perohe f a
pnat r ibenoe aorlb 31 weal icrota Cle-irleld om k
K'tl a ll) pctfhta lo a pott t theao uoitfa IS eat
IMjf pereboe to plaoo of beginning, eonUining Bine
hundred and nine (IHittj euret. inure or leai,an'l
being patli of throe i-Toral traote of land ar
reted no wtrrtntt datfd in UV.'i, granted by tli
Comaionwralth of I'ennaylvanlJ, tme to Hauiuel
Kmliue, on to Hnlund h'vanr, and on lo
William Wtatar, whiob porta ot laid tract a abi.ve
direiii'tjd hnve, by divera gnud eoiiviyancoa and
aReMaiicca in law, beuotue imIu-I iu Jj-tvid C.
Ilrnaal.
't he tHld body of land It enmprlted of thefl
lowing eonliguout traott or bodiet of laud i
Ko. t. Ibe Wm B Alexander farm, ooutaln
lug about 2A& acre, more or leva, with abuut 120
aorea cl-errd, Urge orchard, two alory plank
hoot with kitchen attached, larg bank bara and
othtr outbuilding and iuipruvemenu. Col it
opened on thla farm. Bring th tain preinia
wbk'h O. L. Reed end wife, by deed dated lit
Augutt, I h4, tnd ret'urded in tb offloe ol Ibe
HeooiJer uf Deeda in and for aaid county, in Deed
Donk No. 9, png 163, granted tnd uBv;ed to
ait David 0. ilonaat.
No. 2. T tie Joba D. At under farm, contain
ing about 147 acrei, tnor jt leta, with about 71
aorea elard, laig orchard, two-ttry hewed log
bout with plank kKchen attarbod, round log
bant, pUnk ..arte liable, blaokamitb abp, aad
other outbuildings and iiupruvementi. Tbt cuaJ
ia npencd on (hit place, lieiug th tame prem
ieet which John D. Ah'iander and wife, by deed
dated lltb May, IH74, and raoorded at aforeaid
in Died Iloiik No 7, pug 79, granted and coo
veted lo aaid David C. llentil.
.No. 1. The D. Philip farm, containing about
100 acre more r lett, with about 40 acre eltar
ed, email orchard, If atory round lg h inae, round
lig bara. and other outbuilding! and improve
ment! Coal It opened on tbfa fur to. Urtng t!i
ttanie prcuittea wbifh Daniel Pblllpa aadwiti , by
dttd dated liUih June, Ia74, and recorded aa
afure.aid In Dend Dook No. 7, pace 77, granted
and cnuTcvcd to tbe aaid Dtrid C. llenaal.
No. 4. I be Tbomaa Dixon farm, containing
about 1 1 1 arret, more or let, with about 20 acre
cleared, tmall orcharJ, 1 1 itorj round Ug home
and round log Habit, and other oulbuildmga
and fmiirovemeatt. Coal itnpenc l on thlt farm .
Being tbe rams premiere which Tbomaa Dixon
and wife, by deed dated 1 7 tb June, l71, and re
corded aa B(uraaU, in Deed Dook No. 7, p'.ge
78, granted and conveyed to aaid D. C. Ilental.
No. 5. Tbe John Fullord farm, Detaining
about 2 1'1 aorea more or leaf, with a boa'- 40 aoret
cleared, bating thereon erected a IJl atory plank
kouaeand double btrn. Cual it opencJ on tbii
farm. Being th aami prtmiiet whiob C. Howe,
K) , lata iShariff of and county, t;ld aa tbe pr-ip
vrty of C. J. Khotf to John II. Fultord at appeara
by Deed Poll, acknowledged tb Stfth day ol
8( ptamb'r, 170, and recorded In the Protbono.
tury 'a office, in l'oniiuu.n Docket "Y," page 8:1
and wbii-b Jobn II Fulford and wife, by deed
dated 22d June, lb7J, granted aod on toyed to
David C. Ilcnttl.
No. 0. Tbe attain mill prupertr, known aa tbe
Dellcena farm, cooUiaing about 14u aorea more
or lett, with about 40 ai'rca cleared, having a
amall orchard thereon. There ia a ooal bank 1
0 'to and operated on thlt farm. Dving tba diiub
pniparty which Ji.tiah K. lteid and wilu, br doe 1 '
ilatt'd 7ib December, IS72, and renrrded at aluro
aaid in Ieid Jttmk No. 4, pig 1U, granted and
cmvejed to aaid David C. llvnat, a I of w)ii.-h
drrdt ot tooord tee for more particular description
01 boumUrir. ttlted, Ukt-n in cxeeuti n and to
.11 .... u a r I....1.1 1' tl I
, atv arum bp in) 'rijpri,j ui aatm v, ajna., bi
, the auit of John if. Beta, Air iguee.
ALSO.
By rirln of tundry wrlti nf Fieri Wat,
th following deter i Ik d real aUt will be avid
on Fiturtity, June lat, 187ft, ta wit:
All ibat ocHain tract or body of fcitumiooua
onal land, aituate, lying and being in the town
ahip of Woodward, onnntv of Orar&eld, and Hut
of Penn'a, bounded and dcjriied aa follow, to
wit: Drglnning at a marl (gone) now atone
corner, hrirg a common corner or original anr
reya in tbe namee of Win. WiiUr, ttuland Krant,
and Sam). Eiuline: theotr north S4 wett I SI per.
to a hemlock: tbenoe nnrth 5't eatt !78 perchea to
a poat; thence louthSJ d greet ca-t III perchei
lo a pott ; tbenee tooth 15 wttt IM perrhet to a
tmall rock oak ( thence toulh .li eaat I8M pcrchee
to a pott ; thence louib A3 wett I perchee to a
port j tbenee nnrth 3ft weft IA percbet to (toner ;
thence touth 63 it 10 perolitttu a port; tbenee
north 31 weat 32 percbet to a pott ; thence anutb
Al weat M) perch a to a pott ; tbeneoathH6 eatt
.12 percbet to a port ; theoc aoutb 61 weat lot
percbet to a whit pine, theno north IH went
114 4ft erbea lo a wbit oak thence nnrth i&
eaat 1 13 perchri to a poet t thence north wett
61 1-10 perebea to a fallen hemlock ; tbenee in an
catttrly direct ten op a tmall it ream 40 perohat to
a hemlock ; tbenee north 29 watt 71 perchtt to a
whit oak at urn p ) thence touth 63 wert 9 percfaea
lo a pott I hrac norlb Si wett dl 1-10 peroht to
a poat f the bo moth 61 weat 1(13 U10 p relict to
tmall hemlock : ibene tooth SI oart 01 6-10 per
eltei to a fallen hemlock t theno aontb 63 wit 12
perchet lo a poat ; tbraco north 10 weet aerate
Clearfield ertek 120 6-10 perch to a poet ; theno
north 63 eaat I AS perobei to plae of beginning,
containing bid bnn Ired and Bin (Outf) acret,
more or leta, and being parti of three ttveral
tracta of land tam-yed oa warraatt dated ia I Tt;,
granted by the commonwealth of Pennayltania.
on to Hatnuel L'mtlne. one to Roland Krant, aad
on to William Wiatar, which part a of laid iraoti
above deter tor it But, by divert good convey -a
neea and araaraneej in law, beoom reited la
David 0. Henal.
Tb laid ndy of land tt compriaed of the fal
lowing eontiguoue tracta or bodiet of land.
No. 1. The Wm. B. Alexander farm, contain
ing about 1.(6 acre, more or let, with a boat 120
acre cleared, larg orchard, two-atory plank
boat with kitchen attached. Urge bank bnrn
and olbr outboildingi and .mproreraenU. Coal
It opened oa thit farm. Being tb tam preml
ret which Q. L. Reed nod wife, by deed deted lat
Auguat, 1174, and record d in tb office of Re
corder f Deed it in and for aaid county, Deed
Book No, 9, page l&'A, granted add eoned to
laid David C. Hcnaal
No. d. The John D. Alexander farm, contain
ing abont 1-17 acrea, moro or leat, with abont 76
acraa cleared, larg orcb ard, two-ilory bowed log
booaa with plauk kitchen attached, round log
bara, plank hot t-tblt, black tmith abp and
other out-butldingt and improremeat Tbe ooal
la openrd on thit plac. Doing th nn preml
aea which John I. Alexander and wife, by deed
dated INth Nay, l74. and recorded at aforetaid
ta Dead Book No. T, peg 79, granted and fron
TeTtd to aaid David ti. Denial.
No. S. Th D. Phillpi farm, containing about
100 aorta, more or lett, with aboal 10 arret clear
ed, tmall orchard, ! ttory round log houae, roand
log barn, and other ontbulldinga aad imprnv
loiBti. Coal ta opened oo tbia farm, living tbo
aatne pretuiura whioh Daniel Pbilipt and wilt, by
deed dated lVlb June. 1174, aad rrcurded aa
afureeatd In Diod book No. 7, peg 77, granted
and convened to tbt taid David C l.antal-
No. 4. Tbo Thtimat Diiea farm, containing
about 111 acrea more or leaa. with about 20 acre
cleared, tmall orchard, Ij atory roand log haute
aad round log itable. with other oatbaildioca and
Im prov omenta. Coal tt opened on tbia farm.
UriBg th earn nrrmitee whioB 1 bomaa Dm
and wife, by deed dated 17th June, 11? 4, and ra
oorded at aforesaid, In Deed Rook No. 7, page To,
granted and conveyed t taid D. C. Utntal.
No. 6. The John Fulford farm, containing
about H O acrea, more or la, etitb about 40 aoret
cleared, having thereon erected a on and a half
atory plank boa and do able bara. Coal ta otea
ed on thit fstrm. Being I he tam prtmieea which
u. now, ciej., iai rnnn of taid eonnty, old
aa lb properly of 0. J. 8 bo IT to Joha 11. Kalfi.rd
aa appear by Deed Poll, aekaowledgtd tb tOtb
day uf ISeptemoer.A. D. IK7u,nad reeorded in the
I'roihmttitary aoOsoe In Contlnuano D.cket Y,"
page oS-1, and which Juha 11. Fulford and wife,
hy dead dat d tb 22 i day or June, 1174, graaiod
and oonrered to Dtvtd O, lltatal.
N. 0. Th Uam mill property kaowa at th
UtllceBa faim, containing aboat 140 acrea more
or imi, wim annul 49 acrea eleart'i, baring a
amall orchard thtreon. Thero ltd al bank
open and opeiated on tbia farm. Being tbe tame
J roper l y whirb Jotteb R. Read and wife, by
etd dated Ttb prerrantr. 1172, and recorded at
afnreiald tn Deed Book No. 4, page It), granted
and nnveyed to tnd Dtvid C, llen-al, all of
which deed or record tee for more pari tea lar
dricriplloo of bonadarir be i ted, taken in ex
rutien and to be told aa th property of David C.
Ilenaal, at lb ruit of U. L. keed, to at.
Alao, b Tlrtaeof write r.aa1irtaa JCriMNfle.
oaSatarda;,tba l.ld.y of Juaa, 1877, Ibe lollgw-
lug real eatala t
All that aortata treat of land eltaate la Pu
trid, II nston lowashln. Clrerheld aountr. Pa.
belo, part af lot No. 27 oa the plot of PenOeld,
aod port el lot donated t I. Hoefit. Tbe hole
hae ona baadred and tbrea leat froat aod ana
hundred and nlnrtr-four fMt deep, freailng oa
ooalb side of Woodward Mreot, boaaded aorlh
eeat br land af f. u. llawilt, aoutb and weal br
land ef II, Woodward aod aortb bj land of Q.
Woodward, Iba ebuteh is fort-Bva by alxlj feet,
two store high. Salted, leara In eaacntloa, an4
lo aa sold aa Ibe properl. ol tba M. H Cbarah at
1'enfleld.
Alw, aarrtaln Iraet of Und eltaate la Kaea
lowo.bin, Clrarneldeoaott la.,eoauiolK about
tweat. asrae cleared aod ballot ereaiad lhareoa
iwo elor. lo houeo, loj stable and atbar ol-
ouiiaint:., bounded as follows I Oa Ibe eaat bj
laaao MeKee't eatale, .a tba weet be Wet. Cot,
aorlb bj Joba M. Cbase, sonib br Brlrbla A Oo.,
Srlsrd, takra In eirentloe, aad ta ba sold aa the
praparte af Kllcn K. Uaali aad Joba Uaata.
Also, be virtuo of wrlla of Aavarfa fmeimt. oa
Salordar. Ibe let day of Jane, IKIS, Iba follow
ing real eatale
A eertala two elory frans honse. IAiIO foot.
with ell eitaehad, it fait. Kibt roosia aod
ballon Brat flaor, and 17 rooms aad halloa eee-
aad slory, piloted while, slloala la tba nlleae af
urn Doie. t iearoei eoaulr, ra., aa the eoiaer of
Long and Plank street. Seiteit, Ukaa la eieeo).
tlon, and to be told as Ibe propurtr of Kaaoael
Kaala.
Teaas er Bam. Tha nrie a. earn at wblab
the property shall ba seraek at meal ba paid nt
tba time af aaje, ar aaeb bar arrangestanta
adaas will be approred, elker wise iba property
will ba Immediately pal up nad sold agala nt
tha aipeaaa and rt.t of tba person id whom II
waa atraek af, nad who, In eaa of dalolaoey nt
suoh ra sole, aball make good Ibe Same, .ad la
aa laetanea will tba Dead oe praeaaud ia Ooan
for eoalrmatloi aalees tha money It nelaally
pio ee aa. onwrm.
ANDRIW FBNTZ. Jr.
Olenrfteld, Po., May g, 1171. J . T
2Wir dwt.Sfmrnts. gur tottttmtni.
THE BUYPIR OF .
rJtSwa.-"
TiAAT Jp, OTJATJ1 O HP'TD T"7
fit JV 1 I (V, it l1 t JPi, II I t J t n .
J W -- VJV S-X A V-a , - X 1
Is now in the city laying in a new stock of
BOOTS. SHOES.
-
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Which will arrive at the store in
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
IN A SHOET TIME. WAIT
May 16, 1171,
THE BEE HIVE.
To the Citizen of Clearfield CmnUj :
I have opened up ono of Hie largest and moBt attractive stocks
of goods over offered in this county, which must be seen to beap
prcciutcil. It is not necessary to go into details, but will say that
tho following departments are thoroughly full in all qualities and
styles.
Dry Goods,
Millinery Goods, j
Hosiery and Gloves,!
i Corsets, Ties, j
Handkerchiefs,'
Furnishing Goods, j
Kid Gloves, j
E in h r o i d e r y. i
Cnssiiners
Shawls,
Linens.
White Goods,
Linen Suits,
Skirts.
These goods have been selected with the greatest care,' were
bought for cash and will be sold for cash," and my expenses being
very light they will be sold cheaper than the cheapest.
AVM. REED.
Clearfield, Pu , May 1, 1878.
At Iho RfiPtui.KTAN oflU'0 in tho plnco
tofetyourj'ibw.ifk dnn. Wear fully pr-pared
to dn anyihinff in tbe (-rintitia; Imr. -rill doit
well, and at the rtht kind ofnoea. tl.
MOSi.Y TO 1.0N.-rh Mjtnal Life
tiiMiranee Co bavin-; retiitn-d kanr, tp
il.oll.na or well improved farm fropertlet, to
the one-third of Itielr oaab talu-, will be oonnid
ered, in lumi not leaf than S'J.nna). For oartlen
lara, Ac. aftply t' HCKXTUAL W.8MI 1 11.
April 17, 'JT-aui. Clearfield, Pa.
okce oTicra.
Caroline J. Hoover, bt her Beit Mend. Jat.
H. Itile, ta. Henry Uoorer. No. 27. Mareb
Trrin, lH, tubpa na aur dicoree
The nndcrait;ned Cnntmlaiiooer. appointed -by
tha Court to Uke teitiioony in the abuve tie ted
oae, berelty ;irea ootiee thit be will attend to
lh duliee of aaid appointment at tt offioe of
lararl Teat, In the bnui;b nf Clearfield, on Fri
day, tbe 17th day of June, 171, t 10 o'clock a. m
(-KANK A. FLKM1NU,
Clearfield, Apr. 34, &7Mt CuuuiaaloDer.
h-4U;m;i;h notk e,-!. tb Diatrict
Court ol tbe Uaited tieatei, fur the western
diatrift of I'ennaylvani. la ifaohnipteT, No.
In the matter of Richard D. Taylor, bankrapt.
Tb nndarttjrne.1 hereby fit notic that be
ana twen appntated by the Court, Aatigoea of R.
It. Taylor, of tbe oonnty of i learleld. and ditto
of Pennaylrania, within aaid Diitrict, who bat
neta adjudged a bankrapt opca bit own patltioa
by the Imlrict Coart of taid oittrict.
HM ITU V. WIL80N,
CltarBeld, May 1, H7t.1t. A an ij nee.
OOXbSXl JLXQTJD SX3ZI
TBt WW
Pliiladflphiii Branrh
Clothing Store,
ROOM NO. i, OPERA noCi-'l.
The naderaigDrd eroaM respwirullr iafara tha
lllteaa af ClearfleU aad vieiaite, Ibat aa baa
j ust oiea.j the laryett and beat etc k of
nr.. in i i k ci.OTHi.ra,
HATS, CAPS,
liCHlt f'lirHfafKiir Good,
TRUNKS, VALISES, Lo.,
crer broof ht to Cbarfiald, aad which b will aell
cheaper than any other More in town.
Call aad aer, and be eonrtaotd.
r-lMONSULO.-'S.
Clearfltld, Pa., May , IftJS im.
THIS WEEK
-AT-
I. A.
A HEW r
ATT It ACTIVE
STOCK Oa
DRY GOODS,
DllESS GOODS,
C'ABFETN,
BOOTS, SHOES, AC.,
MILL BB IIPeXEII
t Ui C::ij for Cash.
Ckarteld, Pa, April IT, 1171.
TOWNMIIIP AliniTORtr RFPOIIT
A Ptaitment of the Poor Funds of llo.ton
township, for Iho year IA7S. Jacob Roaeneraaa,
Illsmet Trraeorer, In aooount with the foods nf
said township.
DR.
To tm'l ree'd (tm former Traaaurrr..... I;7t 7J
To sealed UupllcaU, 1877 , IVI 4
II
CR.
Ry amt paid Orereaora' ardert
Br Blank book bongbt
lly one tblrd of hit annoal salary
Ry sratid taa uttoolleeled
By bnlaaoa in Trratarar'a baadt
..7l It
.. 00
, ill 00
.. t 40
.. 14 M
CI 1.1
W. R. Woodward and W. 1 King, Oreraoers of
Iho Poor, In uoeouot wlib tho Poor funds af anid
towntbip, rll:
BR.
To ordert drawn on DLL Treaiurer IV. 5 Of
CR rr
Dy am t paid for lb Nf port or Ptr, fit i
I. Taraney A wlf fjj oo
Lador, Train I, Kaf aa, MeDeraaott, Laff
ortyiad H..bblni 3I IN
Printing and ttehenery 14 49
Paid Wet to to art ah it. for Lawaoa, ..... lA ao
ram uitaie m. itenay
Paid aervioet of Orereeera
Paid tata ...
0 III
41 bO
II to
asiira. .
Dna hem former Collectors......... .......... g tl
Duo from cooled let, Ig7l ,. ou 4,
Unseated taiae. .l.lol J
IJtl.Llriaa.
Oatatandlng orders , $f g
no 1st lewied , 1,7,.
if, tha undersienaal Audilora aa.lir. tk.i tt,.
foregoing slabrmeal Of the poor tnnde of Huston,
township la correal.
A. H. F'lRA!(S,
F. B. HEWITT, N
0. D Waem, Ol.rk. 0 ROBACKER.
Penleld, Hey I. '7 It.
Andltort.
KRATZER'S
saaaaS-.-.-;jr, i -J.-
HATS. CAPS,
ASV -
FOB THEIR NEW STOCK.
Carpets,
Oil Cloths,
Wall Paper,
Window Blinds,
Trunks,
Valises,
Rugs, kc.
SELLER8 LIVER PILLS
77 'rm ' MM; far Ikt
tha. 4 tvlt IttiilMfiu ti ( Utt. BarU
8.11-t. Ut rilU .ft M tl Ur Wt.B1
Whic-aeMMlM MU .all w-r ' .V-
tat. lt br all trmi-ltt ol umattr Bun Bm
a t at ro.. r r.iTiim.tt r.
Michigan Lnds for Sale.
SIM.IMH arret of heat farming lands, (4 la
tl per arre, and Ift.tnO aeraa nf tha boat piaa
land, at fram gle lo Hi per acre, oa railroad,
and good nafignble streatns. Good water aad
good pw.il. For foribaf lnfrmain, eall en or
eddrc.s BENJAMIN HI NTKR.
AgeU, 0 Pederal St.,
may t, '78. Ira. Allegbeay City, Pa.
CAUTION All pnraansnra hereby warned
egainat purehaalng or ia any way meddling
with the fallowing pereonal propoHy, now lo poa.
aea.lon of Wm. D. Woodward, of lloetoa town
ahip, vit i Two learnt boraoaend harnoaa, koowa
at Ihe Long and Sboomakar mat, I mare, I ball,
4 eowa, 4 beifera, S mlroe, 10 paira log aleda, I
tleigh. 1 ret buggy harneet, a lot of band tpikae,
obai na, spreads, grabs aad asea, aa tbe aame was
parcheeed by me of John B. HemU and Uiram
H oodwnrd, aod It allowed tn remaia in tha poe
aeaalon of aaid Woodward aa hae oaly, eob)eet ta
my order al any limn. JOS. WILUELM.
Hny I, IS78.lt
T WEST BRANCH
Insurance agency.
I E.NTZ A BROCKBANK, Agentt.
(Suoeetaora tn U array A Oordon.)
Tbe following Irst-alnaa aamnnntos roprearated:
North Brititb 4 Mercantile fire Ins.
Co., of England .!,, CM
Sroltiah Oommereinl Firo Ina. (3o.f af
Kngland ....tlO.OOO.On,
North America, of Philadelphia.. d,IM,M
Fire A asocial Ion, of Philadelphia I,104,0I
Watertown Fire, New York, iasnrel
farm property oaly m 700,090
Mobile Fin Denurtmunt Ina. Cn ... I7i,0r,
Persons in tba country wealing inanrnnon, nan
hare it promptly attended ta by nddrooaing na in
paraon or by letter. Lowest poaiible rata, in Irrt
elaea oompauiea. AV oaea.ta.aata. OlSoa ia Pia'a
Opera House. ANDKKW PRNTZ, Jr,
8. T. BROCKBANK,
Clonrleld, May 1, lS7My. AganU.
TO CONTRACTORS 1
A School Buildii'ljto Let
IN
BRADY TOWNSHIP.
The Board of School Director, of Brady dlttrlot
giro notice lo bnildort aad oontmetora, thnt they
eootnmplau tbe erection ef a school building in
ibn Tillage nf Lelbrr.berg, aad knrnby ia.lu
propoaaia until
SATURDAY, MAT IS, 1878,
for th. erastlon of tho ouata. Tha building will
ba feet wid 71 foot long, aad 18 fool high.
Plana nnd spooi&oatlousnen bo aeon by celling oa
tbe Soorelary, aod for any other information, per
lie. eon eall in person nn either tba PrMid.nt er
Secretary, or nddroee thorn by mail.
JONA.MlAFfKK, M. 11. LVTHRR,
Sacreury. Praaidant,
Luihsrsbarg, Pa., May It, 187l lt.
Pl.AHTH AND ri.ttWER.
Th. nnderaisrneel hereby gicoa actio, ta
th. eltiaana nf ClearAeld county, thnt ho bat al
his vreea houta In Cleerneld, a Inrgn annnlity of
all kinds of
VKUKTABLR AND FLOWER PLANTS,
wblch he will aell at rreroaubla prioo. Ho has
ffarly end Lnle Cebbngo Psants, Taasatcca, Celery,
auhlower, Egg PlnnU, Pepper Plaute, Aa.
SWKKT POTATO PLANTS, ti 00 par l.tvt or
lllyaeau per hundred.
All bind, of FLOWSRS for pnu nnd nodding,
banging balkcU and vnaea. tucb aa
Assorted Hrllolroprt, Biagla A DeaMo Petuniae,
(remnlnme. Sage, Fnonrla. Pawnee, Agora
tarn, Colons, Dahlia., Varb.nua, Ctphen,
Cnnnet, Cenuturcn nnd Cuinrnria.
llagnniaa, Brovaiia, Mignonette,
Piaka, Phloi. Ac, An. ' .
FUR ! DOLLAR, .
1 will tend one dooea. Mronv. .lacrcwa well
branched gower plnnte f aiuy aoleetMM. Where
tbe aeleelica bt left tn am I will gaaranloo satis.
ladioa. RRNRST BOCK.
tle.r0.ld. Pa, April ll.TI-tf.
TUHT LIBT Na.
ice nf Jnron drawn for
V May Term, A. D.
1871. to he bald am lh. Id
aad 4ih Monday. Mlh and lltb, wis l
nana rtraont, law Wang.
Potter Paris, V Wn-h'a
f Oallaibea. Otntala
wai t Hoorar, Rrady
Philip Long, Pike
Oliver Slovens, Chest
J RCnpplet.LCIty
Rose Hoover, Penn
Chrlel Hawk, Ball,
Ja Holt, Wellaoetoa
Oeorgo Hoorar, Morrka
1 S Ph llpfc Woodwnre)
Frank faraoae, Dccatai
J B Uee,rhort, Uonladnlc
Joba Norria, Pit
n II Miiee, weodwerd
R 1 MoHeadry. Brady
Joha Btoaa, Bogga
Henry Smeal Brndterd
Wm Doiu, Uroaaria
H Wo.rell. Nrwburw
nenry uoorer, Morria
Alloa Brown, Lawrcojea
Alea, MeMarray.UulIck Jot Sh.gert, Brndf
rnivnaaa Joanna, lar waan
Wm Balls. Bradford
Dan'l SmeaL Wendward
T MePheraon, Lewreace
Jaa Katie. Boooeide I,
Rudolph tmA, Bradford
Phia Bloom, Cor'tritio
Arnold Blcoaa, Pike
D T Danism, ir, Brady
D F Copelaad, Dueler
A Irene, Paoolor
Joba Broth, Bell
Jat Glean, Fcrgnaon
Aualia Kllnn, Woodw'd
Frank Dotla, Bacaarla
A Wcede, Uaraaido Iwp
Daa'l Walla, tlalteh
Uco Hen.felt, Brad. Jacob Annas, Uechca
r v nunner, woodward Hugh
W Tueber, Clcargald
W t MoCcrklo, Uw CCS
Rob'l MlubelL "
wm Malatoch. Brady
Etra Ale.
J F Hale.Oceeoaa
J p Aehcroft, Donalnr
Oodfry Ftiber, Knrtbaat
C Hurtefall, Brady
Wile. Ronoh, k.rthao.
Dan'l Doberly.Cloartald
Wm Chllaoo, Bloom
Wm Troael, Hara.lde tn
R M Uwit, Km 1
BcnJ Jury, tiirnrd .
J F Rilter, Pik.
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