f
t tflrarfiflb f publican.
Is v stAT,::::
::Sept. 5,100.
XSS MEETINGS!,
Jitc Freemen, (o your Tosts!
insonTclym & THE UNI0N 1
aiocrals and Conservatives
I AGAINST
UNION RADICALS AND NEGROESI
frient!" of th "Government" and the Union
to hold a Mass Meeting at Clearfield, on
f, (Court week,) the 25th of September.
following places have also been agreed
i f, r !icu!-inj the lisucs of the day:
T!l U'" Friday. Sept. 7, at 2 p. m.
-liNBI'ltrt. same day. at 7 "
SiiK;? JU'-L bCHOOL HOUSE, in C.irard
jbnsbij, on Saturday, Sept. 8, at 7 p. m.
iiKttn. T.J. McCullough, Israol Test and
Kioi.l in;;. Ksqs.
JjF.N' SCHOOL HOUSE, name day, at 7 p.m.
i it ens. John L. Cuttle, U, W. Mooro and
.M. Jk-Cullongh, Esqs.
JMTOWN. Thursday, Sept. 13, at 2 p.m.
j HMStlROVK, same dav, at 7 "
i;r.r.. Dr. Boyor, T. J. MiCulloujh and
if. Ultcr.., Ksqs.
il'ER CITY, Friday, Sept. 14. at 2 p. m.
I VII.I.K same day, at 7 "
f HERSBCKO, Saturday, Sept. 15, at 2 p. m.
ti iM'S, (Bloom tp.,) same day, at 7 "
1 r.R'i LINK, name day, at 7
.TV? SCHOOL IIOUSL, (Luion tp.,) tame
,v. at 7 I. m.
L-.i.mn. Walter Barrett, Wm. M. McCul-
W. I. Biglof, A. W. Walters, T. J. Mc
I ii-h and Frank Fielding, Esqs.
i cukcrf fur the halauce of the meetings will be
i ,un-ed i" due time.
;:X linrF., Fridav. Sept. 21, at 2 p. m.
-KYVI1.T.K, same day, at 7 "
iO.wiI.LE. ame diiy, at 7 "
liXSU'E, (Irwiu's,) Saturday, Sept. 22, at 2
n. in.
WW WA-niXfiTOX, name day at 7 p. m.
; I'M'. ii"C day, at 7 "
11.11'.- l.l "..iJ. Saturday, Sept. 19, at 2 p. m.
Kt'I.A. nine dav. at 7 "
H.LKVS SCHOOL HOUSE, same day, 7 p.m.
In frc;.iug series of meetings have been agreed
n, and it is farmed that the Committee of Vigi-
e in the respective boroughs and townships to
,h they ere to le held, will bo particularly
vc in bringing about the necessary arrange
rs f..r good meetings. Should any one of our
uiocratir nr Conservative friends deem it noecs
v to hold meetings iu localities not named in
a'.i.ve wc wi" thankful if they will in
,ii us nt once. At least two of the afore
ned speakers will be present at each mating:
Iiv order of the Democratic Co. Committee.
C. 11. COODLAXUKR,
Chairman.
Borough Schools. Our Schools
ireetors, in compliance with tlie de-
ands of tlic public, and in tho direct
ineot tiitir uuty, nave ueiermineu to
rt.l 1 1 1 I A .. J A
pen the public Schools at a proper
riod. We understand tlieyoiieii on
Jonday next, for a term of bis months.
!r. Charles 13. SauforU has been elect
1 Principal, and Miss Mary Walters,
;.d Miss Ellie Morgan assistants,
If
spericnCO IS a necessary attribute in
heart Of teaching there Should t'O no
j
omjilaintS On that Oint; And VO
ii -...It nr. tl,nt If !, (,.r.li,i.j ,...
Coubtnot, that it tho teachcis )e
mpeily 6uprorted by Directors and iit'i 1aj) of Mpumher, ihu
' , . A -n ii I NOTICE IS, therefore horchy given, to the
areiltS. tllC present term Will yield ltSjCoroner, Jutici of the Peace, and Constables,
.M'itimalo results. "We have at this in n1 ,cr ,aid eountj" t Clearfield, to appear in
i . . , r. i
-' ;
iiiiuu l'iu udu tuwii'iuiiiL iuui u a, n ,
lime is to short; six months study :
i . i : .. a
- .
i-'inci ma in on i us "vajmincy, is too
much precious time thrown away in
the "feedtimo'' of3'outh.
t'iiAN(ii.i) Again. The time fixed
ior holding tho Congressional Con-
rvChUOn lor I US UlSiriCt, aas Hiram ;
& i
i . t .i
abeon changed. Tho Delegates will
1 i..tv:i ti,..! 1.... .i,.u,..i.....r r ei...t' u .. ... i.. k.i i
neei a I uui it) un t-unesmy , tuc
-til instant. llllS IS tllC third Demxl .
f, vo.l I iv nnr f.-ion.U of tl.r. ntbor on,l i A'
ll. C line, and WC htlltO thCV Will hold
4hintim. Thctso changes may seem
tut trivial affairs to persons who trav-
tl on rtiilroads and send their news
. , i i i i
ly telegraph, but ,t .. viewed
Ulfforcntly by thoSO Who pOSSCSfl nei-
, , ,, . , .
t hor, and ore compelled to endure filly
miles of corduroys and mtldholes,
ii. r. sil , i , i i
nrr u 1 n 1 1 I tin Imrflna nrn In t r heo
"
"
lip and all hands ready to Start On a
. , , ... . . , I
lliree days tour. o hope our friends ,
an Ilia f'niioibi l.nr.L.p irlll tint ,rn I
back on themselves" again.
A 1'rolihc Yield. Our
fellow
to vnsman, 1. F. Etiweiler, Estj., on
the 2d day of May last, planted four
founds ol Goodrich's early potatoes.
On the Sth of August ho raised them,
and titer keeping them in the dry for
two weeks, tho yield weighed sixty
four ai.d onc-balf pounds fino large
TiOtltOOl.
This isaniuvh larircr per
fc 1
' o
CclitnjO than Hiulc Contractors U8C(1
to gel o,T the government, and should
satifify the inont avaricious.
ITho attention of Merchants
and others is invited to tho card of
Do well &, Bourke, manufacturers .of
Ptiper Hangings kc, Fourth and
Market Streets, Philadelphia, which
. appears in this issue.
isii
Edccatio.val. Wo call tho atten
tion of the public to tho fact, that
Prof. Harrison's school, in tho Acade
my, re-opens on Monday, tho 10th in
slunt. Thobc wishing to attend du
ring tho term would do well to apply
in time.
JtvjTDr. T. Jefferson Boycr will ad
drcs3 the Democrats at Lumber City,
cn the 14tb instant, at 2 o'clock. I
Jfc:rWni. P. Jenks, F.r.rj , (he Pom-!
ociatic nominee for Assembly, in tho
Jeilerson and Clnrion distrii t will ml.!
i ritkd 1 . t .1 Ail 1 , WV ni!ii T ..i I
vs.vt-:, mi. lH.lIia lib JjUWHTS- 1l
burjj and the Ji'flerson Line on Sat- A
u relay, tho 15th instant. )
s . . ; John F, Irwin,
ffTTho Democratic Committees of J"mM Thompson,
r . i r. i . i Jonathan Uoynten,
Centre and Clearfield have united in Ardrew Ad.Meman,
calling joint meetings at riiiliibburg:iule,
on tho 29th, at 2 P. M., and at Osceola ' Jhn A. Heed,
at 7 P. M. of the same day. Let there
bo a grand united rally. Ihe speakers' 1"""n F"ll''r,oa,
... l . i . ; Reorp 11 Hall,
will be nnnouncetl in due time. (oao b. Hoover,
mi JlUchard S. Cnrr,
J53TThe Democratic Committees of j
Jeflerson and Clenrfield have issued a
ioitlt Cull for a moetinn-nt 1 do .TfrTorsnn
0
Lino on the evening of the 15th.
We
hope our friends will be vigilant, and t
not allow themselves to be outdone
by the Jell'ersonians.
Jury List, for September Term,
GRAND JURORS.
Bell William Jlartlerode, ThomnsSun
derlaud ; lioyya Charles Sloan; Bloom
William W. Audorson ; Bradford Samuel
Cowder; Lurnside John McCullough,
Aaron rat chin ; Clearfield Christopher
KraUcr, George W. (iearhart, William
Stevens; Feryuson Wo, Wise; G'irard
Bernard McGovern ; Goshen John V.
Kote ; Gulich Benjamin Stevens j Jordan
David W. Wise, Joseph Devralt ; Aurf
huus William Qunsalua ; Lawrence Sam
uel J. Gelnett, William Brown, A. 'A.
Shaw ; Morris James Thompson, Andrew
Hunter; Vike Hugh Mullen; Union
Henry aailey.
TRAVIS JURORS,
Bercaria Samuel llindnian; Bell Ja
cob E. Snyder, Frampton Bell; Bo-jgt
Janica H. Turner, Uriah Litz; Brady
Jacob C bmiili, Jacob Jvoib, Allenmn
Ellioger; Bradford Sumuel Caldwell, .lohn
Wilson; Burnside Armfctrong Curry,
William Brothers; CA Thomas V.
Gartley. William Tucker, jr.; Covinjlon
John J. Ticard, Claudius Barmoy ; Cur-
YcensiUle uliam W. orrall, Jleary
Kerns; Ccarficld John W. Shuiiarl
Feryuson John F. Slrhw, James Straw ;
ex Y inslow Heath; (lirard A illtam
Murray, Hubert Leij;ey; Goshen Ephraitn
K. Shirey, William T. Shaw ; Graham
Moses C. Evans, John Holt, William 1.
Green; Gulich illiam Nevlioz, Simon
Stanley, School v Scott, Joan Creswell;
Huston 11. M. Hoy t ; Jordan John Wil
liams, Isaac liloom; Karthaus Edward
Mcfsarvey, Roland Kennedy ; Laurence
Kobert Wallace), Thilip Mullen, William
Hoover; Morru3. C. Allport; New
Washington James Savrge; Finn Joseph
Hoover, David S. Moore, isaia'n Wall ;
Fike William Caldivcll. Samuel F. Mc-
Clotkey.
COURT PROCLAMATION.
rrrilLZRKAS, Hon. SA.MI EL LINK, Pres-
ident Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
of the twenty fifth Judicial District, composed of I
the counties of ( IcartuM , Centre and Clinton
and the lion. WM. C. FOLEY and Hon. JNO.D.
TMn( I'nV i i.. . f 'i r. . . 1 1 .
hare issued their precept, to me directed, for the
holding of Court of Common J'leas, Orphan's
Cuiirt, Court of Quarter Sessions, Court of Oyer
and Terminer, and Court of fJenerol Jail Unlivery,
at tna i ouri Jii-a.-a at Liei-rneiii, in ana lor ine
f a,,rfk,,j. on th ,..,.-,,, MouJa.
inoir nwuntp iirunnai. kith inir lion. iistrliiriiH .
....... , l
jnquiaiuofts, x.itttuiniiunaf ana caner ivcinem-
',u ." ' , ,7 ..r
miii iu iiiuii uciinu, I'ur iuiii w ud uuuu.
UIVE.V under my hand at Clenrfield, this 29tb
day of June, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eiht hundred and sisty-ix.
fciienuVa Otricr, 1 JAC01) A. FAt'ST,
Cleaificld, Aue. JD.bfA I XhtriJ.
I If
I .1.. -.. ii, - - i t
k K licit llJHl II1U M'llontHK IVVUwUM iinic itruil '
. . . ' i
record i this oRice for the inpectioti o( hoirn,
. . ...
legatees, crcditora, and all others in
any way
the next
I nuerevicu, aiiu tfin ua i'rpviicw iu tun pi'il
l"'"" "JuJ A,"l ., . 1
comuioncinzon the fourth Mondav of Sei.tember.
1886, for confirmation and allowance:
1. The final account of Chris iaa Korb, c u se
dianof Cbristuna More ine, mioor;child of Con-
rad Mcrewino.late ot lirady township, CleufielJ
county, deceased.
2. The account of Thomas Mehaffey, guardian
of Henry Clay Pearee, minor child of Jobathan
Pearce, late of Chest township, Clearuoldeounty ,
1 a i - i esiiy reiiuesieu io luruisn ine oecreiary, oy me
!f4lh
f H. M. Pearce, minor child ot Junatha. fpe.rce, j ll" Isisre . each. This will fac.lita . the
1 ri..., I ii.. i ' i r. .i i ,i ... i preparations of entries, and iu case of detleient
j ''rr.o th. owner time to correct
'guardian of Catharine Pearce, minor child of,1. ..'""' 4. ... - ...
. , i.
Jonaman j earce, laie o .uesi lownmip, uiear-,
. . . '
held county, deceased.
4. The final account of John Rorabnugh,1
guardian of Joanna Pearce, minor child of Joiik-
,hnn .rce, ,t, of ctest towLship, Clearfield
county, deceaied.
0. The account of Harlwick Ruck, administra-
or of the estate of Charles E. Ruck, late of
llradlord county, Ulearueld county, decnasn l.
execulcrol the last will and testament ol Samuel
7. tie final account of luouias f. Hli-Ucl,'
ltishel, Isle of Brady township, Clearueld cuuuty,
. r
deceased
a Th. n.rii.l ...n.nt nf J.n... n PL .,1
ministratorof the esute of Pa'rick yuinn. late
of I'enn township, Clearfield county, docoaeed.
9. The final .ceouat of Samuel ltyers, admin -
istrator of Wil.iara II. Llovd. deceased.
II Tha fin. .rennnt of .ln,i l'i i.
ministrator of the estate of Kudolph Li'x, late ef
ltoer. townskin. Cloarlield coui.It. dec.a.eii.
II. The final aecount of A. U. Goodrich, ad-
- 'minUtratorof thsestaleol Samuel Watson, lalo
.ir n,..ir,.,j i...i.ir.. i:ia.,r..t.i h.....:
in iiIir.j i..,i,; i'n.rr.i,l .n
2- The finai a(.,.ountof W illiam ll. Alexan.
.-- - f.t.-. of
jownshin. Clearfield eountv. deceased.
Kkoistkk'i Orr. a, I 1. U. BAROER,
Clearfield. Aug. 2!, lfi. J Kegisler.
r,,. n ft
MnO UtnOC mr VOln
. T ' . J. V . . . - .
i LL the leading l.aidy
varictWs of first
J quality.
Cui.oord, 1 year old, IS rents, or f 20 per
ion
ll'U
Concord, 2 years old, 60 cents, or 110 per
hebeeca, 1 year old, JU rents j best ahilo grape,
Iona, 1 year Old, $1 id ( beel amber grape.
ni.y omer varioucs oeiow nursery prices. 0r ground lo be plowed by eavh team lo be one
Orders solicited as soon as convenient, and filled fourth of an acre. The tune allowed to dj tho
in rouuon, hy A. M.11JLLS.
i iearnell, l'a., August 22, jROr-tf.
iocs relay iur removal oy na uiu
of October.
Runs' St. Doinlngf), llubbell's, Drake's Hoof
land's Herman, llosli-lter'a and Ureene's
Oxygenated Hitters, also pure Liquers, of all
kinds for medicinal purpose, for sal. by II, t I.
I (;AItS(utia. Kur-ailiou.r. Itrfllied.
kj White.
Crushed, (Irai.ulnted, Pulverised
always on hand at
lm J. P. KHAIZHH'M.
rnUI.MBLi: KI ltl A ripe.noies at
JL Ane,23('e5 MERRELL & I'IQLEH'3,
THE NEXT FAIR.
. ' '
(l)MMITTI T. 1)1' ikm:!:mi:xt.
1. F. L'TZWKILFK, Chairman.
It. W.fmith,
A. W. Wallers,
John McClrlliin,
L. 11. Merrell,
It eKter (ieurhart,
Mrs. A. M. Hills,
Mrs. A. C. Finney,
Mrs. Fr ink Short,
Mrs. Wjllinm C. Foley,
Mrs. John D. Thompson,
Mrs. Harvey Fleming,
Mrs. James Thompson,
Mrs. David Johnson,
Mrs. C. I. Watson,
Mrs Henry Bridge,
Miss Mary Jane Hoover
Miss Jennie .Mitchell,
Mlfs Agnes l.anicn,
Miss Louisa Morgan,
- rr IK.. tsar
- c - .Fl" - ,fi'in.
ii. b. Thompson,
Wiiiiam Albert.
COMMITTMC
at i, iu;r..
James Wrigleyt
John 0. Loruine,
Joseph C. lirenner,
Hiram Woodward,
John Ii, Hewitt,
Jacob At. Kepler,
P. A. tinulin,
Al. Oraham,
n. W. Park,
Mrs. Lewis I. Irwin,
Mrs. John 0. Loraine,
Mrs. K. J. Wallace,
Mrs. L. li. Merrell,
Mrs. John F. Koto,
Mrs. J. li. Walters,
Miss Lucy Logan,
Miss Alice liurrett,
Miss Sarah Meltriee,
Miks liertha Wright,
Miss ti. Ward,
Jlics Mary .ano Col.
burn.
.Martin li. Luther,
"'!."" Tucker,
0. V. Hnrton.
Joseph M'Kee,
w,,,,. p'. JobntODi
Jb Mock,
naviu v. Holt.
John I.awshe,
f. V. Wilson,
J. W. Potter,
C. H. Foster,
Milolloyt,
Isaac Ooss,
A. P. Burger,
Ellis Irwin,
Samuel A, Caldwell,
Geo. W. Callwell, M.D.
John Patton,
William Ten Eyck,
James K. Caldwell,
J. JJ. Walters,
Marshal L. W. TEN EYCK.
Chief of I'olirc Hun. VM. C.
FOLEY.
KI LI'-S AXD ItL'-Gl'LATIOXi!!.
Family ticket) .... $1 00
Single tickets, during Fair - 50
Single admission tickets - 26
Children under ten years old, when accompanied
by their parents or guardians, frea.
Checks will La given at the door to persons
desirit.g to pafs out during the exhibition, but
will not admit the bolder to any other exhibi
tion each half day counting ao exhibition.
The number and class, and the number in the
olass, with the name of the artiulo, will appeal
on the card attached; but the name of the ex
hibitor will not appear.
premiums and diplomas will be paid on and
after tho tiret Wednesday of Xoveuibcr, and until
the 1st day of January, 1X07, a'tcr which all
money premiums unclaimed will Ire considered
ai a donation tc the Society. The officers of the
Society and members of the Committee of Ar
rangements will wear a badice designating their
office, aud it will be their duty as well as pleas
ure to attend to the expressed wishes and wants
of the exhibited and others, if it ia in their
power so to do. A select police force will be in
constant attcadaoco for tho preservation of order
and protection of property.
The trotting course is level, well graded, and
cne-'.aird of mile in circuit. Ample arrange
ments will be made for the convenience of spec
tators. Children under ten years of age not admitted
union accompanied by their parents.
Every person wirbinglo be enrolled as a mem
ber of this Society inuat apply on or before the
firr-t day of I be Fair, aud oa the payment of one
dollar to Ihe Troanurer shall receive a certificate
of membership, coatainiug the name of the ap
plicant and endorsed by Ihe Secretary.
Every person becoming a member as above
staled shall, on the presentation of his certificate,
receive a ticket which will admit hint free during
Ihe Fair. Any person complying with the above
regulations aud payiuS $10, shall become a life
member, and shall be exempt from all contribu
tions, and shall annually receive from the Secre
tary a free fumily ticket.
All H-rsoa must be provided with tickets
which can be had from the Executive Committee,
Trtaxurer or Secretary, or at the office on the
unJ. I'crsons teling as judges are expected
lolccoiiie members of the Society, l'ersous from
other cuuties can bucume uiciutiors by comply
ing with the above rules. Ladies can become
members by making application as above, and
payiag into Ihe treasury fifty cents, when tbey
. ......
Will reCOl m llCKOi iu nuiuil inOta Ire,
Exhibitors must become members of the Soci
ety, and have their animals and articles entered
on the Secretary's books on or bolore the 2d
d.iy of October; atd all animals and articles,
except hor.-es, must be brought within tha en
closure as early aa Wednesday, at 12 o'clock, M.,
and all pereons entering animals and articles for
exhibition will procure cards from the Secretary,
with the class and number of entry of said aru
cles, previous la placing said article on the
its 1 n i i
" " "i IT i , , r Vi l , j i ' .
h ill b luriihcd at voit fur Hiuxe ihaL desire to
tur Jill ntititilM ontorHti liii iirorniiiiiiii it nil (vrain
.,urcj,a fc
, 1 .. .
... it.i . , i i
r.0 norse s nan oe enierea r aiiowea a ireu.i
""Is'S be is free from disease. Hor.es will
j be received until Wednesday noon, but must be
: entered previously . All persons who iuleud to
(exhibit burses, caitl, aheep or swine, or who
i intend to oiler stock or any other article for sale,
should notify the Secretary of such intention, on
or before the 2-tli of September, and have with
him a lirt aud full description of the same.
Persons intending Iu exhibit blooded stock
must produce authontie pedigrees, and are earn
i iiiauui ilium ill hiiiil' i wa. .mi niuiniii in rn-
iocive an award in tuurtt tuan one clats.
Judges are expressly required not to award
premiums to evef-ied animals. No premiumsare
to he awarded to bulls, cows or beiflers which
shall appear to bavo been fattened, OM.r in Ihe.
class of lat cattle, the object of the Society being
lo hare superior animals of this description lor
breeding.
l al t ottlc The judges on fat cattle will
K particular atk ation to the animals submit -
"-""" v y,., .,. ,Cr
I llxhv, li.ltii, ...iiul Ihi... . r . ,1.. ...tl. .1...
' ' l greatest w eight ovt r the smallest .urer-
lh1e iCf ' require all in this class
I l" bo 'tt". measures to give
! ''I'"''"'" "f '. "J Pl'h tha re.ult
i who meir rcpuria. xuey win niso, ooiora award-
. .. .,r....i ...... ... r.l I... ai. ...... , . .... .....
f. - "J I-"- "' ...v v... ..,-.., ., un
statements a. to the manner and cost of feeding
"I by regulations of the premium
'';
I " "en mere is out one cxnii.itor, altbojgh
i u J !"" several animals in one class, only
0"0 I1"""'.1"" b awarded-lhal lo the 8ret,
"- auimai u.
I . ' 1,0 'l'rintendent will take every trecaution
in his power for the s.le.y of stock and articles
on exliibition sttor their nrrival, and rriiitfl
ineut on the grounds, but will not be responsible
, . . '., .
lor any loss or damage that n.y occur. 1 ho fu -
'riety desire, exhiliilorslo give personal atleniion
to their mm. Is and i rtieles, and at the close of
(.. ...al. a.i.tn.l a ml . mnA -. thm ..f
tin Kair to atleniilo their removal, as the Society
cannot las: further rare of thorn
Itulps of l'lovt Inc. 1 he i.ame i.f Ihe Dlnw.
man must be Riven, as well as ihe kind of plow
to be used, at the time of entry. Tbe quantity
i work will be three hours. Tho lurrow s.ice
I all cases to be lapped. The tiauis to start at
same time, and each plowman to do his work I
lohisworkl
The preml. 1
wiiuoo. urirer or inner assisiance. i ne premi -
uuia oflered by Ihe bociety will be awarded to
iuo luuiviuuai. nuu, ia me juogmeni oi in. gin for sale. JACOil A. t Al.Sl,
commitle, ehnll du their work in the best man-, SnaRtrr's OrrirK, I (sheriff.
Deri provided the work is done in tha lime al-: Clowdold, Ta., August 29, ISf.B. J
lowed f..r its perlormanre. Keen plowman IS to
strike bis own land, and plow entirely iudep.u- Qwaltns' panacea, Kennedy s medical Pis
dint of the adj inmg laud. Within the nno- O covery, llembold's Piiehu. lia'seri Cod User
fourth of an acred plowed each plowman will bs Oil, Jane's and Ayer's medicines of every kind
reuulred tu strike mu bark luriowed lan is and For sale by H. A I.
Cuisb with lbs dead furrow in the middle.
' Any informslion rciu'rsd In regard to mattsrs'
Ur in NeWty nVralnd ty niare.slrg
U"xorutii Onininitiea or Ihe tet-irv, w h
lie plisted to rive any tiil' Smutl' n in l'i:r pi
w -
er al any time.
Any article not enumerated in Ihsittuve i Wm .
and placed upon exhihiMon, if worthy of notice,
will be ruilahly awarded.
Tha Kxeculive Coiniiiilleo reserve a dbere
tioiiary power to award Diplomas in any eaue of
second beft srlielej, or fur articles not entitled to
premiums by the rules.
All articles nay bo entered free of chargo,
eicept horses for pleasure, aud for tho trotting
premiums.
SherilT's Sales.
BY VIHTL'B of sundry writs of VrmdUioni
Fsponin issuod out of the court of Cornui. n
l'leas of Clearfield ecunty, and to me directed,
there will be exposed to I'L'LLIC SALE, at the
Court House in the borough of Clearfield, on
Monday, the 21tll duv of .c'pt ember, Intiti.
al 1 o'clock, p, iu., tho following don-ribed Keal
Estate, to wit:
A certain tract of land-siluato in Ticcearia
township, Clearfield county, l'a , bounded ea't
by lands of Cirooui A Co., uorth by Josh
llerge, south by Clonrfieid Creek, containing
about one hundred and fifiy acres. Seized,
taken in executien, and to be sold as the prop
erty of Henry W. Killiuar.
Also, a certain tract of Innd situate in Jordan
township, Clearfield county, l'a., bounded on the
east bv land of llobert l'lilterson, south by luhd
of Feter l'alterson, west by lnd of John (Jlus
gow, and north by land of Joliu McNeul, con
taining about one hundred and ten acres sixty
five acres cleared, nnd having a log houe uud
barn erected theroon. t eirod, taken in execu
tion, and to be sold as the property of Uavid
Kobinscn and Thomas Kobinson.
Also, two certain tracts of land situate in
Karthsua township, Clearfield county, l'a., one
thereof bounded east by lund of Edward Mc
(iarvey. south by land of Jacob Michaels, and
west and north by lands of John Yuught, con
taining ten acres being u 11 cleared, and having
a frame bouse and lug baru erected thereon ; the
other thereof bounded east lyliind of Jainei
Itouch, south by Ol'ver Moore, west and north
by lands of Isaac McCloAcy, containing one
hundred acres being unimoroved. Seized, taker
in execution, and to be sold as the property ol
William Michaels.
Also, a crta;n tract of land situate in Hoggs
township, Clearfield county, l'a., bounded on the
east, west aud north by lands of James II. lira
bam, end on the south by land of Jacob Smeal,
- ontaining eleven acres with one aud one-hall
crea cleared, and having a small frame bouse
and stable erected thereon. Seised, taken in
execution, and to be sold as the property of
Enoch (1. tiray.
Also, a certs i a tract of land titoate in Morris
township, Clearfield County, l'a., bounded by
lands of John Will on tho east, ou the t.iuth by
lani of Peter Schwarti, on the west by land of
John Hockenbury, and on the north by lands ot
Zachariah Junes, containing sixty-twu acres
with forty five acres cleared, and a log house
and baru erected tboroon. Seized, taken in ex
ecution, aud to be sold as the property of John
Davis.
Also, a certain tract of land situate in Wood
ward township, ClcurlMd county, l'a., bounded
on the south by laud ol r. Mi. fl, west ly lauU ol
S. Short, arid Hurt!) aud east by U.UL!.ip ruaus,
containing about une-fortb if an acre, aud hav
ing a large frame Louse and stablo erected
thereon, heized, taken in execution, and to be
sold as the property of Nmity Henderson.
Also, a certain tract of land situate in I'enn
towothip, Clearf'ld county, l'a., bounded cart
by land of lteed k Weaver, ruuih by lands of
E. Fenton and S. Uerriek, west and north by
lands of K. FenUm, con laiHing about one hun
dred and six acres with forty acres cleared and
having a frame house and log barn erected
thereon. Seized, taken in exeeulion, and to be
sold as the property of Ueorge L. Fullerton.
Also, a certain Iraet of bind situate in Chest
township, Clearfield county, l'a., bounded on Ihe
east by Hubert Pennington, John SiueuJ on Ihe
south, II. 11. Hurd on Ihe west, and William
Wood on the noith ; continuing about fifty acres,
with twenty-five acres cleared, nod having a
frame bouse and log stnble erected therei n.
Seised, taken in execution, and to be sold as the
property of William W. Wilton. .
- Also, the delendnnt's interest in a certain
tract of land situate iu Ueeatur township, Cljar
field couuly, Ta., conta ning about seventy live
acres, having a log house and log bara erected
thereon, with a small orchurd and aouut forty
acres cleared and "bounded, vis ; on the south
by lands of John Iter in", on Ihe west by land of
W alter Morgan, on Ihe uorth by land of llichnrd
Hughes, and on the cast by lund of Stephen
Kcphart. Seized, taken in execuiion and tube
sold as the iropcrty of tieorge Kephart, dee'd.
fcJV Bidders will take notice that li per
cent, of the purchase tr.oncy must be paid when
the property is knocked down, or it will be put
up again for sale. JACOU A. FAt'ST,
SmtRirr's Omen, I Sheriff.
Cloarfield, P , August 22, Wo. J
SherilT's Sales.
1 Y VIRTl'E of a writ of 1'uri '... m-, issued
I) out of the Court of Common Pleas of Clear
field county, and to nie directed, tlnre will be
exposed to'PUBI.IO SALE.nl tbt Court Hoiif,
in the borcunh of Clearfield, on Monday, tlic
41th day ol Ki'ptcuihrr, lMiiti. at 1 o'clock,
p.m., the following descrihoil ileal l.iate, to wit:
A certain tract of lund siluate in 1'iko town
ship, Clcerfield county, Pa., beginLing nt a l.ite
oak, thence north ninety f ur perches lo a post i
then re cast tire perches to a hemlock ; south
forty-three perches to a white rak ; east iwenty
Iwo ricrches to a red ouk; weit twenty seven
pcrehns to ihe place of beginning; containing
nine acres and sixty five perohca and allowance.
Seised, taken in execution, and to bo sold as tho
property ef James A. Jjonl.
Also, one other Iraclof land, situate in Morris
township, Clearlield county, l'a., bitn.ded and
described aa follows, towit: Iieginninx at stones
. v. . .1..... k i.. I....J ..r
mi iu. .."o..""i ui'iun, unin j ....... v..
Hrati, south eighty-nine degrees, cast one bun-1
dred and forty-livo perches to stouet, by chept-
nut; thence by lande of Samuel nnd John
SlOOTCr, CUUIU I. lie urltB Bl.1 lint' ouuu.ru n..u
seventeen ricrches to stones; ihei.ee by land ot
Orals, north eighty-nine degrees, west one bun-
dred and forty. five perches, lo stones j thenco
uy land 01 me same, norm one uegree. ensi one
hundred and sevetteen perehef ,to the place of be-
1 ginning ; containing one hundred acres and the
, u...i an.m.uro oi ... j.er -e..i ....
I L.- : I ...I... I. ....... I. . ....I ... 1 a ...1.1 tl,A
Scis'd , taken in execution, and to I o sold as the
property of John Mrasser, Wihiiiai tiuiuierman
and Sarah Eiininennan.
T-tr Bidders will Inko notice that 15 percent.
of Ike farchase money must ho paid hen Ihe
property is anoeaea uonn, or u win i.e pump
, . - . . .... .... II ...It. . I. . 1 VI
u .... ra .v. .nvvu n. .......
",'",'K,'' 0, r" J' I
Clearfield, Pa.. August 22, ISf.ft.
Sheriff.
bhenll S bulC.
1Y VIRTtK of a wr.t. ...f ;.rMri Farm,,
l issued out of 'ue Curt of Cominon Pleas
... rt.arfi..l.l an....l .ml l inn i. reacted, lln.rn
v. ....... . -..... , ,
.III Ka .... .,! l I'lllLlf KAl.l! at Ihn Cimtt
.....,.....
" '..,', 'Au. , .........her. MHi. at 1 oclo.' k
i . .... ..n.na. rrl ... .1.1 iP.l.il.I ..n 1, 1 , 1 1. .1 .T V
I .u. f,,u,iiiif tiriinrrv in wit
1 1 A,i .. . cirtain "ne storv frame building and
I All inai ci nam onesiory irro.e ..u.io.ok ..iu
j!i, .;,... i i.nl.i... CI.M.rli..l.l
...,' p.. ,h. north side of tbe lownshin
. J. .. . .. . . '
road loading from llngerty's Cross Heads to
,Maj,r. i4 building being sixty-nine lectin
length and sixteen leet wide, and the derurk
sixteen feet square arid liltv feel high ; together
with engine, machinery and li.iiurcs therein con
tained, on a tract of land oai.ed by the said
Madera Oil Company, containing eight acres,
nor. or less. Keneii. taken in t xeriiiion, and
to he sold as lbs prepeily of the Madens Od
I'S romnanv. '
rriiidderi will take notice that 15 per rent,
of the purchase money must be paid hen the
1 r,.h n.a m..nev must lie nan:
pr,,.rt, ia kouckod down, or it will bs put up
uffalo Itoboa.Kurs and llorse lllunkels at
KovIS, 'ti. MSRRELL t BIULER'S.
n nii;ini'i') ri.r. ,r cuatiieM
roumv, I'erri t lvtini.t :
IJ.uue; i. 1hhI.i,) J.'... ??. f?. rtnl.er T..
1 s. Al ai Ni' i'.r.a sur, 1i..kc.
I nth anno Ur.ike. J -V 1.. 1.
Clmrfiihl ro.i.i'v, " '
The Commonwealth of Pcnnsylrar.ia to the
Sheriff of Clrarfiold, county, greeting I
Whereas James t) Drake did, on the Pth
lsy of December, ) CDS, f reler his petition to our
Judf cs of Mir Court of Common J'leas for the
couuly of Clearfield, praving, for the causes i
therein set forth, that be ii.ie.ht he dlvorred from
tho leu Js of matrimony entered into with )dii,
the said Catharine Drake.
We do, therefore, command you, the said Cath
.:. i -i . .i i ... li I : . . Jt
excuse, whatsoever, vou bo and annenr in Tour ;
proper peron before our Judges at Clearfield,
at our Court of Common Pleas,then to beholden
at Clearfield, the fourth Monday of September,
A. I). IXtifl, to answer the petition or libel of the
said James (j. Drake, and to show iuue, if any i
you hare, why the said James U. Drake should
not bo divorecd fioni tho bonds of matrimonv. !
agreeably to tho act of Ueneral Assembly in such
care made and provided ; and hereof tail not.;
VutnofS, the Hon. fcamuel Linn, Esq., Prem--
dent of our said Court, at Clearfield
(SKA Lt Vhis 2'J'.h day of June, A. D. lKtiB.
VtfC U. F. ETZWEILEll,
Aug. 22. 1 88n. I'rotnonotary.
I
N THE tOMMOJt I'tKASof Clearfield
ecunty, Pennsylvania :
Uouriotta Callihau, " No. 44, Sept term, lSofl.
vs. Alias suhpouuu, Bur divorce.
John Callihan. ) A'. V. 1.
Cleurfirld Century. :
Thii Coiumunwcalth of Pennsylvania to tha
Sherifl of Clearfield county, greoting .
Wliorem Henrietta. Callihan did, on the 20th
day of Jlarch, 1kC6, prefer her petition to our
Judges of our Court of Common Pleas for the
county of Clearfield, praying, for the causes
therein sot forth, that the might be divorced from
the bonds of matrimony entered into with you,
the said John Callihan;
We do, therefore, command yon, the said John
Callihan, that setting aside all business and ex
cuses whatsoever, you bo and appear in ycur
prop. r perron before our Judges at Clearfield,
,-.t our Court of Common Pleat, then to be bolden
at Clearfield, tl.e fourth .Monday of September,
A. D. I SOfi, to ai.swer tho petition or libel of the
said Henrietta Callihan, and to show cause, U
any you have, why the said Henrietta Caiiinan
should not be divorced frooi the bonds of matri
monv, ngrecably to the act of General Assembly
in such case made and provided ; and hercul
fail not.
Witness, the Hon. Samuel Linn, Esq., President
s. of our said Court, at Clearfield, this
( sE AI, 2lUh duy of June, A. D. lst.fi.
TJ D, F. ETZWEILER,
Aug. 1, 1SC6 flt rruthonntary.
Music Store
11 31. C IJKENE has opened his Mu
W , hie Store, one dir west of W.
Lewis' Eook Store, where he keeps constantly on
hand Steinway A Sons' and i. u tile's Piano Man
ufacturing Company's Pianos, .Mason A HamlinV
Cabinet Organ and Cnrhnrt, Needhnm ifc Co.s'
Molodeon.' ; liuitar. Violins, Fifes, Flutes;
liiiilar and Violin strings.
.Mt sic Books Golden Chain, Golden Shower,
Golden Conser, Golden Trio, Ac., Ac.
SnitKT Mfsic. Ho is constantly receiving
from Philadelphia all the lateit music, which
persons at a distance wishing, ran order, and
have sent them by mail, at publishers prices.
.rri'ianos and Organs Warranted lor five
yenrs.
Ihoso wl'liing to buy any of the shove articles
are invited to call and examine mine before pur
chasing elsewhere. .My prices are the tame as
in Ntw orkand Philadelphia.
Circulars of Instruments sent promptly upon
application with any additional information do
sired, IS. M. lilt E E.N K,
Hill street, IIuntingHon, Pa.,
One door west of Lewis' ISook Store,
or MIfs E. A. P. R1XDEK, Clearfield,
Dee. ft, lSfcitf Agent for Clearfield co Penn'a.
CLEARFIELD STORE
. i; All
Pliilipsburg',
Pa
tVILM.tU W. UETTS.
cr.0Ki;F. t. nti.u.
JOHN F. WEAVER.
WiM.Ua POWELL
J'. JV.BETTS,iCO.,
(Successors to Munson A Hoops)
Have just receivej a large nnd well so
lecleii SlCK:k of oil kiti'l of SUnplo goods,
such AS
Dry Goods, Clothing,
nl Sline?, Hats and Caps, No
Hardware, (j lass, Nail), Oils,
Painls, Qucciiswarc,
Honls
liOl.H,
; Groceries, Kltmr, l'..tcon. Teed
Ae., vtlncli
we re ollering at jiieht ly reduced prices,
l or Cash or in
Exclmrpo for Lumber nnd Siiinplos.
vc hope to mnke it to the advo'ilnge ol
Tinibcr Men,
in the low or end of Clenrfield county and
:0n Cleat field Creek, to pet their suppliu
fl0lu t,is point, lining Oil the line of
p . iv i Cll
' I.ail itQilU CTIl oCll
poods on hotter terms than nt any point
m Cleat field eountv, nnd we are sellitip
r
fiiir Nlfii't nt ctlrll
"LIT Otu.,lv Uluctl
prices ns (9 mnke itan ol.joct to thoe b'jy
jng priods in this ninrkel to do.il Will) Us
AtivailC'Cd Of Gootls, I ced, Cv'C.,i
, . m ., i:i, I
do on Recount of Sqnme 1 onher, tueb
ninde
,vo will cither fell Oil Commission or buy
ftj fixed rales
Flour of different I'.ratuls enn hn had at
all timi nt very low pti.'es, nt the Clenr
li ot I Store, riiilipsluirg, I'nin'a.
1 ry foods Notiona, Ac., in prpst vnri
ety.sittho lowest prion fir fnfh, at the
Ch ai field Store, l'lnlipshiirg, Penn'a.
Suit hv tho Snck or load, client. er limn
enp ho had any where oWe, at iho Clear-j
field Store, Pliiliphliurp, Penn'a. j
Cull and F..ninine tho slock of pood?, at i
the Clenrfield Store, at rinliptd.utp, Pa.
Highest l.rien rnid in (iooils or Cash for
Highest prion rnid in Goods or Cash fori
1 1.ur.il.er nnd Shiiifles nt the Clenrfield
Store, Fhilipshutg, Penn'a.
' 'II.. 1. .,.!. rt.ll II..1. IsI,d
i 1 .e . lien ri-i Lumo hi mi ii.h...,iiv.u.p
i ... II.'. .. .. . r, . I :. 1
I, ,l(l n. I l.n . (.;u UClLl lU'l t IIV I II HI l-I 'U I U.
- . . ....
tli" f' " OUrgoo.U nM''l '?
soot the times. . . l.tllMUt
riiilipshuri!. November 15th. ISt'.S.tf.
M ltOCl;UIIXtoehad at
Ii MKItt'Ei,L Pni-KIl'S
w
IIIIHUK tl'TTI-'.HS at
r MKItHKLT. A lllfiLPn'.?.
C 1)1.1)11. Its- llOl'X TIKS. A
recent bill
ij has pasred Koth Houses of Congress and
signed by the PresidenU giving ; a three ,.a,.'
soldier Jion nnd two years' sold:er fSO,
,
I '
r-J-ltOCNTIEil and PKNS10NS eellected
me, fur tiioie entiili il to them.
.
. u .'.
WALTER HARTS KTT,
Att'v at Law, Cleari'eM, Pa.
Mi;n IMi MAI III M. Persons desirous'
O if having a Superior Machine, should buy
W heeler A i Usou s saupie niaenines, on nana.
11. K. N.L(iLL Agent.
Clenrfield, February 2H, tStUV-tf.
Flriisnca and abdominal supporters of every
I kind of the latest ir."'vatnnt ., for sale
i. , . it -n IfM i Ibll'IU
loe ITUg cinra ni ii.irii".ui . m"i...
! iANMill l- llf i f of all kinds, at
1 J
MEKRULLA liUJLER'S
xji:v iwuiM.vJv: and wauo.n
J. Iiop, In Chartii'M, lVinsj Ivania.
(Inimril.ale'y In rear of MiMne Shop,)
The subscriber would rcprtfiilly Inform the
eltirensuf Clearfield, and ll.e publie In geueial,
thai he is prvpared to du all kinds of work, on
CAKUIAUr.-i,
nuuGi rs.
WA0ONS,
on thort notice and in a noikmnnliko manntr
llfirAU Orders promptly attended to.-j-u'
WAL McKNICiUT.
tlearfiel d. February 14th. Ife00.-Iy
A NEWFIRM.
HABTSWWK & IRWIN,
Druists, Clenrfield, Penn'a.
Having refilled and rcmovod to the room lax)ly
occupied by Uiclmnl Mossop, notv
oiler, low lor cash,' a well ao
lecled assortment of
Drugs and Chemicals,
Also, Patent Medicines of all kinds, Oili,
Ulasa.rutty, Dye Stufl's. Stationary,
Tobacco and Segars,
Confectionary, Sjiices, nnd a larger stock
of varieties ever offered in this
jiluce, and warranted to ba
of the best the Market affords.
j. o. JIAKTSWICK,
Dec. 1.3. 'CbAt JOHN IKW1N.
JUST DECEIVED,
II. W. SMITH & CO.'S,
A Fresh Lot or
PEAS AXD CANNED FliUIT.
Also, a superior article of
GENT.'S PATENT LEATHER BOOTS,
All sir.es and extremely low. .ie20
C AMI). LASH'S Improved Eive Dollar
WASHING MACHINE, ia now offered
to the public as the cheapest, simplest aud
most efficient Washing Machine in the country.
The exclusive right for the sale of this ma
chine in yourown State or county can be secured
by applying soon at our store, 7.7 Market street,
Philadelphia, Pa. J. S. LASH A Co.
AIo, the best Clothes Wringer in the market.
W) olesale and retail.
TrA very liberal discount to country mer
chants and dealers generally. jei0,'66
E,
nuMiKUTox ii soys,
Manufacturers of
KEYOLYEUS, lilKLES. 3IUSKET3
AND CAKBIXES,
For the Vnited States Service. .
Also.roekct and Pelt Rcvolvors. Repeating Pis
tols, Rifle Canes, Revolving rifles, Rifle and
Shot Gun barrels, and gun materials
generally. Sold by Gun Dealera
and the trade generally.
In tt.fso days of house-breaking and robbery,
every bouse, etore, bank and office should have
one of
JIEM1NG TOX'S HE VOL VERS.
Circulars, containing cuts and description of
our arms will be furnished open application.
E. KEiUNUTON A SoN,
Ilion. Now York.
MOORE A NICHOLS. Agents.
jj 4 ly No. 4, Courtland street, New York.
DRESSMAKING. ETC.
SPECIAL NOTICE. pBrisian DRES9 and
CLOAK Making. Ladies can hare their
lliesses, Suits, Coats and llasquines handsomely
made and trimmed, at the shortest notice, at the
old cstablitbf d stand. 1U.11 Chestnut street.
Fancy and plain Pans, !ni.tilla Ornaments,
dress ard cloak buttons, Kibl.wns, C'uny and
Ouipuro Laces. Culo and t.iuip Dress Trim
mings, with a large variety of Staple and Fancy
Goods, fioni 15 to 50 percent less vhan elsewhere.
Alf ii. receiving daily. Paris Pnsnious in tisua
paper, for Ladies an 1 Childien's Dresses. Sets
of Patterns fur Merchants and Dressmakers now
ready, at Mrs. M. A. BINDER'S,
jv4-ly 10JI Chestnut St., Philadelphia.
tfcnnfn Ihtioiuil anh;
CLEARFIELD, TA.
'piiis Tank is now open and ready for business,
X 'ifQce on Secencd street, in the building for
merly occupied by Leonard, l inney A Co.
MltrcTORS
JAS. T. LEONARD,
Tres't.
JAS. n. ORAHAM,
WM. A. WALLACE,
A' K. WRIGHT,
AND orrtcEKS.
RICHARD SHAW.
WM. I'OUTKrt.
GEO. T. KEEP.
WM. V. WRIC.HT,
Cashier.
Jun ISth. 18i tf.
w jUOTtX.K A I I II : K . D. M'tJ A I 0 11 f X,
E. having purchased the Photograph establish
ment ornierly condurted by 11. llridgf, would
respectfully annonnce to the cilirns of Clear
field and adjoining cmnties, that he has recent
ly made additional improvements lo both sky
light and nparatus, nnd he flatters himself that
he ran satisfy the most faalideous tatto in a TBI's,
and lifelike likeness.
He alo keeps cntistsntly on band a good as
sortment of tiiiilt, Ko'ewood, and Walnut frames
Albums of all sires and stylea and an endlcsa
variety of esse e, lo. kets, etc , which be will dis
pose of at very moderate prices, for cash-
His gnllcry is in Shaw's row, (up stairs,) Mar
ket street, Clearfield, IV, where he is always rea
dy to aceounnodato customers who mav bo in.
wantofogood Likeness of themselves or frit
Particular attention paid to copying a'l I
uf Munh (t(1 NuVtu,ber 150,, Is
mend.
kinds
65,
MERRELL & BIGLER,
I'EAI.EltS IN
HAltDWAllE.
ALSO, MAMTACTl BII19 OF
Tin and Sheet Iran Ware.
jo.7-y ' n FARriF.i.n. pa.
KIT ntf Vtlilll IX IMMIiT.VS
HARNESS COLLAIIS. Ktc.,
For snle hy NKKKEl.T. k F.IGI.Klt.
r;'. ", . , .. , , . , '
I'UiMI'.IlS PA I l.N 1 UJ 1 A I A U-
v - -- --- -
I IV,' ill V L'nDLV
; liWI Jl.ll l.JS.,
, I Of sale by
MEKKEiJi .1 1UGLF.R.
OIL
FAINT, rUTTY,
NA11.S, e.,
j For sale by .M tU.'lEU. .1 PIGLKR
HARNESS Tl.'lM MINUS & Slloi:
FIXMNCS,
, 1, r KRKELL .t KIGLEIi.
. ... - - j
(; !:; .FISTOLS, SWOUD CANES,
" i t.
i ai.,
Foi Falely MEUUELL A BIG LEU.
! STOVES, OF ALT. SUM'S AN1
SIZES,
, por ta0 yiV
MEuKELL A, BIGLER.
1KOX1 1EON1 IEON! lEOX!
Forfaleby MEUKELL .t P.lGLEU.
at UOP'sr SHOES .t
. .... a . w - v
house snoi:
MLS,
Pon-aleby M F.KRF.LL 4 riGLF.K.