THIS KEPUHLICAN.
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UEO. '.t. OOOULANliKH,
Editor Mil Proprietor.
Tm nnAT::
::::::April 2:t, 180S.
isi Mary E. Walters will open a
Delect school in tlio Town Hall for a
term of eloven weeks, commoncing
on Monday May 4th, 1808.
A bill passed tho Legislature at the
late sossion annexing Fox township
to Jefferson and Elk countios. We
will publish tho bill us soon as we can
get a copy.
"We arc rcqucstcd,by tho Superinten
dent, to say, that the Normal School
will open, in this plaeo, and continue
in BOfciion Eleven weeks, on tho 11th
day of May next.
Tho Administrators of the late Wm.
Buchanan, of Tenn township, will sell
Bt j.uV K. . MonJ-jr, U AtU
of May next, all tho personal property
bolonmncr to said estate. See their
advertisement and handbills.
The Legislature at its late sotting
nasBC'd a bill chancins the time for
electing township and borough offi
cers in this county. These ofticors
will heroafter be elected on tho sec
ond Tuesday of October.
On Talm Sunday Uov. II. W. Eoech-
r went into his Church with a crown
on his head and palms in his hand.
Horry is an eccentric cuss, and plays
off these tricks for cash only. Income
tax last year $38,000.
We are pleased to learn that a select
school will open, on the 11th or 18th
of May next, in the basement of M. E.
Church, in tho upper end of Boll tp.
Tin's will give the Teachers, young
ladies and gentlemen of that section a
fine opportunity to improve their men
tal faculties. A first class Teacher.
The next trial of John II. Surratt
Is now set down for tho 11th of May.
Tho nigger jury law is to bo in full
LIa.it at tho National Capital by that
time, and then a jury can bo packed
like Joo Holt's Military Courts to con
vict. Prof. Harrison will re-open bis
school on the 4th of May next. Wo
direct the attention of tlio reader to
his advertisement olsowhero. lie is
one of tho most competent and suc
cessful Teachers in tho Stato and de
serves to be patronized.
Grey hairs, although acconntod an
honor by the old, havo never boon so
considered with respect to tho middle
aged or young. Theso can bo easily
remedied by the use of "Barrett's Veg
etable Hair Hcstorative." Tho only
, thorough ronewcr and provontativoof
all diseases of the scalp OgJenslurg
Journal.
In accordance with his will,TalIcy'
rand, tho celebrated French diplomat
Btipulatod that his papers and mem
oii-( should not bo published nnti
thirty years after his death. As this
occurred ou tho 17th of May, 1838
tho timo will soon bo np whon tho
seal will bo broken and the public al
lowed to see him as he was.
Additional Court. In accordance
with tho act of Assembly published
in this issue, there will be a court
held commencing on tho 4th Monday
(25th) of May for the trial of civil
causes. This act will greatly facili
tate the civil business of our county
find must in a few years at farthest
bring matters even.
IiFCOKBTRt'CTION B. F. Rico, of
Minnesota, and A. R. McDonald, of
Wiiiamsport, in this Stato, have been
elected United States Senators by tho
no;roos and burcauiteffof Arkansas,
and aro now in Washington, trying
to got their scats, although tho Rump.
ci s havo not yet accepted tho loyal
)(. as reconstructed by tho carpet-bag
uummers.
- m
Senator Wilson tries to pull the
wool over the eyes of tcniporaneo
pipie uy saying licit lie "never saw
rmit drinking." Wendell Phillips
iiiic.KB mis is imgiity poor testimony!
lei auso he can find ten million who
nevt-r shw him drink, but that don't
1'i-i.ve tlmt he is not a drunkard.
11,8 N. Y. Tribune calls tho defeat
of jig party in Connecticut, "a Serious
hiv;ik intiioiTcKiiluntiallino." Rat
or it's tho first twist in the cord which
is ( suspend by tho neck (irant's
1 r. -uleritial expectations. We trust
then! is little danger of tho lino break
inr. .
The Mississippi mongrel convention
hasj uHsod an "ordinance" removing
political disability from one of its Rad
ical monibors, and from J. L. Morris,
and J. S. Wofl'ord, two Radical candi-rfal-'s
upon the Stato ticket. How
wothlroiw good a "bloody-hnniled trai
tor'' becomes tho moment he joins tho
i;, r rel party and swallows the
in,' ,vr !
Tho name of (jenoral Schofield was
sent to tho Senate by tho President
on Friday Inst, as Secretary of WKr,
in place of E. M. Stanton, t0 bo re
Hi'jvcd. The President might os well
htivo spared himself tho troublo, for
W illi tieiicral Schofiebl's recent con
scr alive conduct in Virginia there
is I t la hope of his confirmation by
tho radicals.
ClinrloltrKvilli,
V , announces tho doatli on tho L'.ilh,
of Hon. William ('. ltivri, formerly
United States Minister to Franco, and
Senator from Virginia, aged " years.
Clearfield Markets.
Reported weekly for the Ci.Eanriri.n ltsrri'Bi has
lijr .1. I. Kratihh, ltoalir in Dry l),.l, (Iro
ccrits, Provisions, do., Market t., Clearliold.
Clkahfiki.p, April 11, IMS.
Apples, aroeli,
i 2 mi
Hoirs, drcpsed
Hides, green
Huns, eujrai cured,
Mioultlcr! .
b'ldos ...
Jfrirtl, y H lit
Apple butter, tg.il, t 2.'
liutlnr 40
I), aim $11 Ol(0 ' 1,11
Buckwheat 1 2i
Buckwheat flourtt., a
Beef, dried St)
li.-vf, frcth 12
Boards, M 16 (10(42(1 0(1
Corn, shrllid... 1 o.'
Corn, our SO
Corn mi ni, tuck, 1 VO
( hop, V twL 3 74
Clovorsood 10 00
Cheeso. 2j
Cherries, It.. 2U(, ti
Chickens, driij, lb, 20
Ergs 2i
Klmm:J ! 00
Flour l:t Ollot.14 00
Hiiy 20 (MJ(.2.. 00
Lard .
Mess p.rk,-)J bbl...Si 00
Hats
SO
Onions
Potatoes
Pea'-hes, dried, It,.,
Plaster, bbl
Bye
Kllfl, It)
Kalt, BU'k
Shingles, IS iu., At,
20
1 2S
16
5 00
1 00
i
8 60
6 llll
16 00
r-huiKli s, 21) iu,
Timothy soud 0 00
Tallow 16
Wheat, 2 60
Wool 46
Wood, f cord 4 00
Philadelphia Grocery Market.
1'imldki,i-iiu, April 27, 1X03.
Tom an quiet without chango to nolo. Rice Is
meeting with fair domand from the trado, without
speculative movement. CofTros hare not ehanjrcd
in price, but the market Is extremely firm and the
sales are fair at full rate. There has been quite
an acuiv aeuiaua ror Bugar at rauier oener prices
and It Is the general impression that they will ad
raneo further before many days. Steain Refined
YeUows are meeting with very larire demand
which is in part speculative at 10 Q, 10 ; Cuba
and Porto Ilico 1213 ; Choice Dcmerara, 16.
Bymphi are exceedingly active at advancing pri
ces the demand being in excess of the production ;
nearly all the refineries being sold ahead for from
one to four weeks. Desirable medium grades are
mueh wanted but very fcarce. Molajisos quiet at
about previous rates.
tkas. ' 1 corrara.
Young Hyecn 'ltio, common 21 (Ti)
Superior....! 86fi.l lij (iood 2:tj(.
Fine 1 2,( l1 4 6 1 l'rime ...26U't)
Finest I 66y,I 76! Choice.. .20 (o
Hyuon 'Java, old gov. 3"ioi)
ruierior....l 06(5.1 26 l,cura 26J(.)
Fine 1 Sof.o I 61) W.A.Co.eansOO (,(,
Finest 1 6i(j,l 6 Dandelion.paOO (j
Imperial M'uAitl.
rinperior....l 20(3,1 40 Crushed UJCi)
Fine 1 60tol S.VCoarae, pulv. 1TK
Finest 1 yoy,l SO Fino....di)...17(
Gunpowder IA IfiloO
Huporlor....! 25(Tiil 40 It 16di)
Fine 1 66(,i,l 70 O, extra l..j(,i)
Finest. 1 76(u,2 00 0 I yellow. .. 12 fu)
Black I arnrps.
Superior.... S5(3il 00 Common 46 (S)
Fin 1 05(al 15 Fair AO d
Finest 1 2u(4l 36 Hood fiS (m
2S
15
2J
IS
17
171
17i
17
lit
lis
16
15
60
7
75
S
5
Japan H'rlino 78 ('U
ruporior.... WOiii 06 Choice 011 (,D
Fine 1 10(,i,l 16 Cboiec,ex(ral 06
Finost 1 20(0)1 30, soi.Aniu,
nn . !v. 0. choice, no ffit 05
Carolina. llifh 12A I'orto Hico...S7 f.o S5
Kant India.... it (ii) II Cuba. 65 (m 70
Clement H. Wainwright - - Israel R. Wainwright
losepu ri. nainwngnt.
WAINWRIGHT & Co
WHOLESALE
GROCERS AND TEA DEALERS,
ii. ik. corner neeona ana Arch Mrools,
aprll rUILADELI'IIIA, Ta.
The Truth Will Out.
1)ER60NS who wish to got tho true aoeotint
of the lata ItcWllion should purchase the
Youths' History of the Great Civil War.
Containing- sixteen illustrations and four hundred
pages, puhliehcd by Van Evrie, llorton A Co., New
York. Every lemoernt should purchase a eonv
of this ureal work. Orders sent by mail will be
promptly attended tn. Trice, per copy, $1.60;
postage 15 oeuts. Address,
C. J. KEAfir, Airent,
Feb. -.?ra-pd. (J Ion Hope, I'a.
Woolen Factory. Inion Mills,
I'iiIuii township, Clearfield ro., Pa.
HAVING purchased an interest in the Union
Mills, we are prepared to card Wool, man
ufacture and Snish Cloth, and do all kinds of
work in our line on short notice, in workmanlike
manner, and on reasonable terms. Also,
FLOUR, FEED AND LUMBER
Manufactured and forialo. Terms Cash.
Wool intended for carding ean be left at R
Mossop'a or J. P. Kratser's, where we will get
and return it on Saturdays of each week.
Letters of Inquiry addressed to us at Rock ton
r. u. will receive prompt attention.
F. K, A J. K. ARNOLD,
Rockton, June 37, 1S7.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY
rpilE undersigned, having established a Nor-
X ery on tbe '1'ike, about hair way between
Clearfield and Curwensrlile, is prepared to fur
nish all kinds of FRUIT TREKS, (standard and
awarf.l Hvergroeos, bhrubbery, Grape Vines,
Gooseberries, Lawton Blackberry, Strawberry,
and Kasberry Vines. Also, Siberian Crab Trees,
Quince, and early scarlet Rhubarb, Ac Orders
promptly attended tc Address,
J. D. WRIOnT.
ep20-Si y Curwcnsville, Pa
ADOLI'Il SClIOLPr
ManufMtarer or nil Wholua1c and Hclall
Iealr in
TO It A WO A VHi IIS
CLEARFIELD, PEX'A,
1 ) KSPKCTFL'LLY announces that he has re
JV cently couuneneed the above business in
t leartleld, and soliciu a share of patronage.
His cigars are made of the very best tobacco.
and in style of manufacture will compare with
those of any othor establishment. For the con
venience of the public, he has opened a a.iles-
tand in Mr. liridire's Tailorina establishment-
Market street, where all ran he aeeommn.
dated who mav favor hira with a call, lie has
always en hand a superior artiele ol L'llhWI.NU
and SMOKING Tobacco, to which he invites
tbe attention of all "lovers of the weed,"
Havana Cigars for 10 cents.
Merchants and Dealers throtirhoiit the couatv
supplied at the lowest wholesale prieos.
Call and examine bit stock when yon come to
ClearOold. lnov28-lf
Qt AHTi;itl.V Itl.rnnT of the Comrr
Natiokal Bank of Cloarfleld, on the morn
ing of the first Monday of April, 1808 i
naaotTRrxg,
Votes and bills discounted $lfO,4.'IO 03
Over draft! 11,770 62
Furniture and nxtoree..,.; 8:tl 10
Current expenses and taxes 730 87
Lash items (including rev. stamps) 440 74
Due from National Hanks 10,1 no id
Due from other Banks and Rankers, 11,61)4 20
U,n. Hondsdeposited with Treasurer
of U. 8., to secure circulation 76,000 00
Cash on hand .f other Nat. Bankr, ,J(I (ill
Legal-tender Notes A Frae'l Cur... 12,n.12 23
Compound Interest Notes 1,300 (0
MAnii-mics.
Capital stork paid in... .1100.000 00
Surplus fund , J, ,00 00
Cirrulaton outstanding.. 84, .Hi (10
Due deposluirs 63,ift5 87
Due to Banks A Bankers 1,404 31
Riehance and interest, S.U8 22
Profit and Loss 4,0.12 00
Total $231, .'120 40 2.11,328 40
I hereby certify that tbe above statement Is a
true copy of the orisinal sent to the Conmtrollor
of the Currency, this 6th day of April, I Hits.
1). W. MOURK, Cashier.
"n.X KCL'TOIt MITIfli-Nolleeishero.
lj by given tliat Lettera Testamentary, have
been granted to the subseribers,oa the Estate of
GEORGE HUGHES, deceased, late of Dra.lv
township, Clearfield county, Pennsylvania. All
rersous indebted to said Estate are requested to
make Immediate varment, anl those inin.
laims acainst the asms will nreaenl them dulv
authenticated for settlement.
GKOU()B SENIOR,
JOHN SMITH,
uaj:.8t;r,d Eaeiutura.
A tclcrrnm from
L.iTr.sr Ti'M.s
SPRING & SUMMER
J urt mrirrti r th Htr of
Mas. 11. I). WKLSII k Co.,
1m1(ti in
FANCY GfX)DS, MILLIXKKY,
NOTIONS, TOYS, and
MUSICAL JXSTK UMEXTS.
Silk and velvet BONNETS male for tl 00
Blraw BONNETS made for 75
All kinds of HATS lor- 60
Materials furnished on as reasonable terms as
they can be had in the county.
Xoxtdoor to Firxt National Bank,
nov7.tr Cl.EAItFIEI.D,l'A.
628 HOOP SKIRTS. 628
M m. T. Ilopkln'i "Own Make" of "key
stone Hkirla"
Are the best and Cheapest,Low Priced Hoop
Skirts in the market. 1 rail hkirU, iit springs,
$1.00 ; 30 springs, $1.20 i and 40 springs, $ I.4&.
l'lain Hkirts, S tapes, 20 springs, SO Cents; Si
springs, VI Cenu; SO springs, $1.15; So springs,
$1.2o. Wsrranud in avert respect.
"Our OWN Make" of :'UNION FKIRTS,"
Eleven Tape Trails, frem 20 to 60 springs, $1.20
to $2.50. Plain, Six Tapes, 20 to 60 springs,
from V. Cents to $2.00. These Skirts are better
than those sold by other establishments as first
elass goofls, and at snuch lower prices.
"Our OWN Make" of CHAMPION SKIRTS'
i in every wry superior to all other iioop
bkirts before the public, and only have to be
examined or worn to convince every one of the
fact. Manufactured of the beat iinen-tnished
English Steel Springs, very superior tapes, and
the style of the metalie fasteniogs and manner
of securing them surpass for durability and ex
cellence any other Skirt in this country, and are
lighter, more elastic will wear longer, give
more satisfaction, and are really cbespor than
all others. Every lady should try them. They
are being sold extensively by Merchants through
out this and the adjoining States at very mod.
eraie prices. If yon want he best, ask for
'Hopkin s Champion Skirt." If yon d not find
them, get the merchant with wbnm you deal to
order tt-em for you, or come or send direct to us.
Merchants will And our difleront grades of Skirts
exactly what they need, and we especially invite
mem to call ana examine our extensive axsort
ajent, or arid for Wholesale Price List.
To be had al Retail at Manufactory, and of the
Retail Trade generally, end at Wholesale ol the
Manufaeturor only, to whom all orders should be
addressed.
Meuufaetory and Salesroom, 028 Arch Street,
between Oth and 7th streets, Philadelphia.
March 2110m SI. T. HOPKINS.
DRESS-MAKING.
SPIXI AI. NOTICF.. PARISIAN DRESS
AND CLOAK MAKING. Ladies ean have
their Dresses, Buns, Coats, and Rasqulnes hand
somely made and trimmed, at the shortest no
tice. at the old-established stand, 1031 Chestnut
street, Philadelphia.
Fancy and plain Funs, Mantilla Ornaments,
Dress and Cloak Buttons, Kibboos, Cluuy and
Quipurc Laces, Rngle and Gimp Dross Trim
mings, with a large variety of tuple and Fancy
Goodi.from 25 to 60 per cent, less than elsewhere.
Also, receiving daily, Paris fashions In tissue
psper, for Ladiee and Children Dressea. Sets
of Patterns for merobants and dress makers now
ready, at Mrs. M. A. RINliKK'8.
j4 ly 10.11 Chestnut sU, Philadelphia.
MILLIMKV & STRAW GOODS,
No. Ill Arch St., above Second,
PHILADELPHIA, PEXX'A.
rilUE subscriber is now prepared to offer to hi
I customers anl the trado generally, a large
aua wen seieerea stoex or r-trew and Millinery
uoous, riiimtn iiunnMH, Mowers, Rib
bons, Hoonet frames, Ae., Ao.
N. B. All orders will receive careful and
prompt attention. IN, KRUHKN,
war 10 -2m 218 Arch strait, Philadelphii
1868MMUM;PP.M.(i.18G8
EYRE & LAND E L L,
Fourth and Arch Streeta,
nilLAtiELPJlIA, PENN'A.
New Pnrlng Silks. Novelties In Dress floods.
new Htyle Sbawls. Steel and Poarl poplins.
E. A L. always keep the best BLACK SILKS
N. B. Not Cash Buyers will And it to their
Interest to call, as Bargains from Auction are
uaiiy received. marlD-ilm
riiiiadclphia & Eric Railroad.
WIXTER TIME TABLE.
Through and direct route between Philadelphia,
I I,!-.. II !L tl.MIT . 1
faiuiuuiv, uarrisDurg, Tl llliainspori,
and tbe
Great Oil Region of Pennsylvania.
ELEGANT SLEEPING CAKS
On all Night Trains.
rN and after MONDAY, NOV. 25, 1887, the
trains on the Philadelphia A Erie Hail
Road will run at follows t
W eatward.
Mail Train leaves Philadelphia, 11.16 P. M.
Do do St Mary's. 2.16 P. M
Do........ arrive at Erio 0.00 P. M
Brie Express leaves Philadelphia..... 12. nOnoon
Do do St. Mary's 3.18 A. M
Do arrive at Erie 9.46 A. M
lUatwiird.
Mail Train leaves Erie 10 26 A. M
Do do St Mary'i 6.00 P. M
Do arrive at Philadelphia.... 8.06 A. M
Erie Express leaves Erie 4 26 P. M
Do do St Mary's 10.30 P. M
Do arrive at Philadelphia 1.00 P. M.
Mail and Express connect with all trains on
the Warmn A Franklin Railway. Passengers
leaving Philadelphia at 12.00 M. arrive at
Irvineton at 8.40 a m and Oil City at 0.60 p.m.
Leaving Philadelphia at 11.06 p. m., arrive at
Oil City at 4.36 p.m.
ah trains on vtarren at rrankim Kailwav
make close connections at Oil City with trains
lor franklin and I'etroieum Centre. Baggage
cnecaeu tnrougn. ALrniui u Il Lr.Il,
General Superintenden
Attenlion, Soldiers.
EQUALIZATION OF BOUNTY.
wm !wa.i'i s-.n ir iriiE--ira'ti.i are
1 V
entitled to an
INCREASED IIOI NTY.
Tlie nndiirpiirm-d
i prepared to collect all such
Bounties, as well as the inrrcaitcd pay to Sobliera'
" iiiowa. aii iiiuiiines an'l coniniiininilMins an
svrt red promptly. Diecroires rrOiiptcd for. Post
OfTme addn'ss, Curwcnsville, Pa.
"I'i-lf JOSIAII EVANS.
CAKEIAGE AND SLEIGH SHOP,
IN CLEARFIEI.D, Ta.
(Immedlatoly in rear of Machine Shop,)
rnilK subscriber would respectfully Inform the
I citiieusuf Clearfioid. and the nubile in ri.n.
oral, that heisprrpsred to do all kinds of work on
CAIIHIAGES, BUOCilES.SLEIGUS, ic.
on short notice and on reasonable terms, and
in a worsmaDiiae manner.
r-All orders promptly attended lo.
Feh.14,W WM. M'NIG H T.
ITCH !' ITCH ! ! ITCH ! ll
SCRATCH I SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!!!
In from IO to -l lluura,
Wbeaton's Ointment cures The Itch,
Wheaton'a Ointment cures Sail Rheum.
Wbeetoa's Ointment cures Tetter.
Wbeaton's Ointment cures Barbers' Itch.
Wheaton'a Ointment cures Old Sores,
Wbeatoo 'a Ointment cures Every kind
of Humor like Magic
Trice 6" cents a boij by mail, 80 cents.
Address WEEKS A I'OTTKK, No 170 Wash
ington street, Boston, Mass. For sale by llaru
wlek A Irwin, and by all Druggists. s78,'87-ly
1)
AI' M ;s, Itllndiieaa and ( atarrh
trealel with the utmost sueeesa. hv J.
I.-AACS, M. D., Oeeiilisl and Aurist, (formerly of
uryqcn, lionanu,! no. Pllj Arch street, l'bilad a.
Testimonials fnm the ni-rst .iaMe sources in the
city and country ? n lie rn-u al his oflioc The
nieilieal farulty are invited to noeompany their
pntieets.aa be has no secrets in lily pra' tiee. Arti
ficial Eyes inserted without pain. No charge for
evatelrtstinns. tny2 ly
riVnaare and ahdonslnal supportrs of every
X kind of the latest Improvements, for sale at
the Plug eloie of JiAlUSWICK A IllH l.S.
Hmlunt Jailor!..
SOMETHING NEW IN SHAW'S ROW
I H A Mi A TO( .IITI,
71 ere limit Tailor,
Market Hlreet, Clrarlli Id, I'a.,
T TAVIND opened their new establishment i
I 1 hhaw's Ki.w, nne door east of the pint ottiee,
and having Just returned from the eastern citivs
wltn a large assortment of
Cloths. Cassimcros, Vesting,
Beavers, and all kinds of Goods for men and
boys' wear, are now prepared to make np to
order CLOTlil.V'l, from a single article to a full
suit, in the latest stylos and most workmanlike
manner. (Special attention given to custom
work aud euttiug-out for men and boys. VV
offer great bargains to eustoroors, and warrant
entire satisfaction. A libsral share of public
patronage is solicited. Call and see our goods,
N. A. rftAMi.
cclir tf 8:1 3 E. K. L. 8T01It)IITON.
II. 11UIDGE,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
(Store one door cast of Clearfield H.msc,)
Market Nrcct, Clearfield, Pa.
TEEI'S n band a full assortments of Gents'
IV Purnishlng Goods, such as bbirta, Linen
and Woolen Ludershirls, Drawers and Bocks,
neck. ties, Pocket llandkerohlais, Gloves, Hats,
Umbrellas, Ac, In great variety. Of Piece
Goods he keeps the
Best Cloths of all "Shades and Colors,"
Such as Black Doeskin of the very best make;
Fancy Cassimere, in great variety , also, French
Coating, Reaver, Pilot, Chinohilla, and Frieott
overcoating. All of which will be sold cheap for
Cash, and made up aocording to the latest styles
oy expenenoea workmen.
Also, Agent for Clearfield county for I, M
Singer A Co's. celebrated Sewing Maohinee.
Nov. 1, IKM-tf. 1(. RKIDGK.
umiturr.
CLEAIiFIELD .
FURNITURE ROOMS.
Market 6trewt, east of Fourth.
JOH THOUTMAX, Proprietor.
rffHE tubscribtr beri leave to call the atten
X lion of the cititens of Clearfield and sur
rounding country to the fact that he is now
prepared to furnish, on ahort notice,
Cabinetware of all Styles & Patterns
r-uited for either Parlor, Dining or Bed rooms,
y in single article, or tn set to suit pur
chasers ; Bureaus, Hofas, Lounges, Hat
racks. Tables, Stands, Ac., Ae.
X also manufacture
CHAIRS A SETTEES BELOW CITY PRICES,
Consisting of Parlor, Dining-room, Cane,
hocking and other Chairs,
Which I propose to warrant and sell cheaner
man can tie purcnased else aire. Just try me.
JU1I3I TKOlTMAb
Clcardsld, Feb. 27, 1807 tf
CHEAP FURNITURE.
JOHN GULICH
PilHIREd lo inform bis old friends and ens.
17 tomers, that having enlarzed his shon and
iuoreased his facilities for manuiaettirinr. ba is
now prepared to make to order such Furniture as
may be desired, In good style and at eheap rales
for CASH. Ue generally has on hand, at his
rurniiure rooms, a varied assortment of ready
made furniture, among which an
BUREAUS AXD SIDE-BOARDS.
Wardrobes and Book-Cases; Centre, Sofa, Parlor,
Breakfast and Dlnlnc Extension Tables: Com.
mon. French-post, Cottage,Jenny-Lind and other
ncaiieads; Rotas or all kinds, Work-atanda,
Hat-racks, Wash-stands j Rocking and Arm
chairs ; spring-seat, cans bottom, parlor, com
mon and other Chairs) Looking. Ulasses of every
description on band i and new glasses for old
frames, which will be put In on very reasonable
terms on shortest notice. He also keeps on band
or furnishes to order, Corn husk, Hair and Cot-tam-top
aaattreaaea.
Coffins of Evert Kind
Made to order, and funerals attended with a
Hearse whenever desired. Also, House Painting
done to order. The subscriber also manufac
tures, and has constantly on hand, Clement's
Patent Washing Machine, the best now ia use !
Those using this machine never need be .with
out clean clothes! He also baa Flyer's Patent
Churn, a superior article. A family using this
Churn never need be without butter !
All the above and many other articles are fur
nished to customers cheap for Cash or exchanged
for approved country produce. Cherry, Maple,
Poplar, Linwood and other Lumber suitable for
Cabinet work, taken In exchange for furniture
-Remember the shop Is on Marker street,
Clearfioid, Pa., and nearly opposite the "Old Jew
Bmra." JOHN UULICU.
November 28, 1682 f
IMarusmltlung.
KENNARD WATERS.
Now Blacksmithing EstaMighment,
SECOND ST., CLEARI'IEI.D, Pa.
rplIB undersigned beg to inform the inhabit
1 ants of Clearfield and surrounding neigh
borhood, that they have commenced business in
the above line, where, by strict attention to all
work entrusted to them, they hope to merit a
snare oi public patronage.
HORSK SHOEING on the most arnroved
principles, for either fast or working horses.
u orses mat interfere, can be entirely prevented,
ALL KINDS OF RAW-MILL WORK. En.
gine work and Steam Boilers renaired. Minara
tools and all kinds of Steel tools made of the best
material and an the shortest notice. Post-bole
augurs, for board fencing.
-tuAII work done by us is warranted to give
sawsiaouon, or no onarge win ne rasne.
AMDS KKNNARD,
aprO-flm JAMES WATERS.
NEW BLACKSMITH SHOP.
fp HE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
L and the public in general, that be haa lore
led In Ihe borough of CLEARFIELD, in the
hop recently occupied by Jacob Khunkweller.
where he is now ready to perform all du'ies
towards nis customers in a workmanlike manner.
Sleds, Sleighs, Buggies and Wagons ironed, and
iiuree-soneing none at reasenaoie rates. He
reapeotruliv asks a share of work from Ihe nublie.
as be inteuds to give hit whole attention to the
oo'iness. THOMAS RILEV.
March It. 18CS. ;
Boggs Township Awako I
GREAT EXCl I E.MENT AT
THOMAS liEEKS'S!!
I EVERYBODY trying to gel there first, for fear
J of belnir crowded out into the eold.
if you want trood Shoeinv done, ao lo Haana
If yon want your Sleds Ironed right, go to llrrin.
If yon want food Mill Irons, so to Hii.
If you want your wsgon ironed In the best
style and workman.hip, go to Birrs.
BitRtia mnkee the beat Stuoin Machine In the
Stale, and duos all kinds of IILACk.'-.MlTillNU
as cheap as can be done in the oounly for Cash.
my t ost utiles address Is naerbeld Bridge,
THOMAS DKEhcJ.
Borgs Tp., Deo, HI, !Bo7-tf.
CL E A R E I R L I)
MARBLE WORKS.
Italian and Vermont Mnrlile flnUhrd
Iu
tlio highest atjlc of tlio Art.
The evUeriUrs he leave to announce In ll.
iliarns of Clearfield county, that Ihev have oi.ened
an extensive Marhla Yard on threouth-westoorner
of Mnrket and Fourth streets. Clearfield, pa., where
they are prepared to make Tomb Stonea, Monn
menle. Tombs, box and side Tombs, Cradle Tombs,
Cemetery Posts, Mantles, Shelvea, Brackets, etc..
in anon nnure. j n,,y always keep on hand a
arge quantity of work finished, eicint the teller.
Ing. so that nertons can call and -,.( r..r fl..n.
solves Ihe style wanM. They will also make tn
order any other style of work that may be desired,
and lliey flatter themselves that they can oompetc
with the manufacturers outside of Ihe county,
either in workmanship or prico, as they only em
ploy the best workmen.
j:4l-Ml Inquiries by letter promptly answered.
."H i.ri.K'H.
May::, 1.-17. HLMIY 01 LH II.
pry C".i)ods, C.i'ornlfs, Ctf.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
On Second htm-.?, (.r.AiiriKi.D.
NEW GOODS AT LOW TRICES.
T".
R undersigned respectfully Invite tbe at
splendid assortment of merchandise, which they
are now selling
AT VERY LOW TRICES.
Their stock conslsta In part of
Dry Goods of the Best Quality,
fcuch as Prints, De Lalnes, Alpaoeas, Merinos,
uiDRnams,.viuBlliis,( bleached and unbleach
eJ.) Drillings, Tickings, cotton and
wool Flaunels.Satinetta.Caoimeres,
Cottonades, Ladies' Shawls,
Nubias A Hoods, Buliooral
and Hoop Skirts, Ac,
Also, a line assortment of Men's Drawers and
shirts, Hats A Caps, Hoots A Shoe,
all of which
WILL BE SOLD LOW FOR CASH
Hardware, Qucensware, Glassware,
Groceries and Spices.
IN SHORT A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Of everything usually kept tn a retail (tore, all
CHEAP FOR CASH or approved eouutry pro.
duoe.
A. K. WRIGHT i SONS.
Clearfield, Nov. 7, 1807.
FKESU AKIUVALS.
AT THE CHEAP STORE OF
EDWARD W. GRAHAM
Spring Goods, New and Very Cheap I
fpiIE undersigned respectfully announces to
-a- the publie that he la now opening an
extensive assortment of EPRINO UOODS, at
the old Hand in Graham's new building, which
he offers to soli at ( xoeedingly low priooa, con
sidering their cost, for cash or approved oountry
produce.
His Stock of Dry Goods cannot be
Surpassed.
Customers can there find Calicoes with fast col
ors Muslins, Delaines, Lawns, Cloths, Cassl
meres, Vestings, Ladies' Shawls, Oenta' Shawls,
II aU and Caps, Boots and Shoes, Carpots, and
Oil Cloths.
Eii Stock of Fancy Goodi It TJnex-
amrled in Style and Variety,
Embracing Notions, Scarfs, Head nets, Neck
t les, Satchels, port Monnaies, Brushes, Photo
graphic Albums, Pipes, Tubaoeo and Segars,
Perfume ry of all kinds, or anything als In the
Notion Una.
Also, II A It D W A RE, QUEENS-
WARE, GROCERIES,
PROVISIONS!
All of the beat quality, and selested with special
regard to the trade of Clearfield county I
EDWARD W, URAIIAM.
Clearfield, May 16, 16(17.
soiii:tiiia(; xkwi
New Store in Madera.
MESSRS. J. FORREST & SOX
rOULD respectfully Inform the public that
it they have Just opened, in MADEKA.
Clearfield county, Pa,, an entire aew eUx-k of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Which they are prepared to sell as cheap at the
cheapest.
Their stock oonsisU in part of
Dry Goods of tlio Dost Quality,
Such as Alpaeraa, Delanes, Prints, Muslins,
Cassiinercs, Satinets, and Flannels,
Heady - Made Clothing,
Of the bost quality, snch as Costa, Panta, Vasts,
Overcoats, Overalls, Shirts, Collars, Ac
Boots, Shoes and Gaiters,
Also ol tbe very best Quality.
A complete stock of Groceries.
In short everything usually kept In a country
atom.
Consumers, Look to Your Interests I
Call and examine our stock and prices before
purchasing elsewhere,
LUMBER AND GRAIN
Of all kinds taken In exchange for goods.
Remember the place, Madera, Clearfield
county, Penn'a.
J. FORREST A SON.
Octobor SI, lS(l7.tf.
JTEV STORE AND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW & SON
Have just opened a
Niw Stor, on MainSt.,Ci.r.Ariii.i, Pa.,
Intcly occupied liy Wm. F. IRWIN.
Their stock consists of
Grockr:es of the best quality,
QuEENswAfiE, Boots and Shoes,
and every article necessarr for
one' comfort.
Call and examine our stock before rur-
chasing elsswhnre. May 9, 18C0-lf.
pjRY GOODS, NOTIONS, Ao., in
great variety, al the lowest prices for cash, at the
CI.K ARFIKLD STORK, .
nnvJ.tf Near Phlllnsharr. Pa.
gALT, liy tho anck or load, rlivnpcr
than ean b bad anywhere else, at the
CLEARFIELD STORK,
novi-tf
Kear rhillpshnrK, Pa
JJIGIIEST TKICE paid in GooiIr
r Cash for Lumber and Shingles, at th .
CLEAREIKI.D STORK,
i-lf Kear Thilipsliurg, Pa.
J. P. KRATZER
I T AS rtn nril lo hi nw Wftrtrnotnt on Mur
1 ltd nrcl, ClfrflnJ. 1 , litre b
oud ft very Urge $io?k of
j:y coops,
Mrlftnn, (littj-htrai, Pint!., PUint, Prltitt
('ai!mrrf I, AlpftCM, Hilki, Ktinett, Hfi,
Cmhtnoreii, TweJn, Vohtrn, Mohnir, J until,
LavnllM, Muilin. FUnn!, HonnetP, Kib
bona, Cli'ftki. ltnlm.trn) kirtj, Hmrp
hktrti, Hliwli, Drxii TrimmiiiK-.
JpU Ntt Capi, CoritU, (ilive.
Collu!. Hoarli. (ireoadintj Veili,
Tabl Coven.
CLOTHING,
Coats, Pants, Vests, Over-CoaU, dent's Shawls
Shirts, HaU, Caps, Under-Shlrta and
Drawers, Boots, Shoes, liutu
Shoes, Cravats, tJ loves
and Collars.
ITARDWARK, OUKKNSWAKR. ORO-
CERIES & MUSICAL GOODS.
GROCERIES,
Toa, Coffee, Sugar, Molasses.Salt, Candles, Rice,
flour, Bacon, Fish, Tobacco, Kaisins,
Currants, Spices, Crackors,
Vinegar, Oils, Var
nish, Alcohol.
TIN-WARE, GLASS-WARE. WOODEN-
WAKE, and STATIONERY.
household goods,
Carpeti, Oil-clothi, Drugget. LookiogOUies
Cluck i, ChurDi, Vt athbuarda, Tuba, Hue It
ta, Flat lroD.j, aVani. Window Uliodi,
M all-paper, Coal Oil Lampi, I tn
brellaa, Jiedoordat Knivea and
Forki,bpoon,Crocki, and
8 tore liiackiur.
4TA11 of which will be oldoo the moat retv-
aonnble terraa, and the highett market prioe paid
or (irain, Woul.Dd allkiudi of oountry produce.
uiearueid. Ueoeiuber 14, mo?.
ICIIAIC 3ION.SOP,
DIAIIE IN
rOEEIGN dc DOMESTIC GOODS
MUSLINS
DELAINES
COBUIUiS
at
at
at
at
PpDsntion
SeniiatioD
price
pricea
prirea
Sensatino
Sensation
ALPACAS
pricea
Just received at MOSSOi'S'
tjiuiiAaia at rDHati:n pnoes
CUINTZ
PKINTS
GLOVKS
CKAVATS
KIIA WLS
BONNETS
COLOKED 1
MU8L1NSJ
at
at
at
at
at
at
at
Kensmioo
Sensation
Senaalion
Bensnlion
price
pricea
pricoa
pricea
at IIOSSOP.S
eniition pricea
Senaulioa pricea
Sensation prices
All to be bad al MOSSOrS'.
LINEN at
Sensation
pricea
CRASH at
CURTAINS at
TABLE CLOTHS al
FRINGE at
Sensation
Sensation
SeDtation
pricea
prices
pricea
Sensation
pricea
at MOSSOrS.
LACE at
HOSIERY at
RIBBONS at
Sensation
prices
pricea
pricea
Sensation
Sensation
TRIMMINGS I
of all kinds A at
Sensation prices
in aDj quan ty I
Alwavson bund at MOSSOPS1
CASSI MERES
Nenaalion
Setiaation
Sonaation
Sensation
Sensation
prices
prices
prices
prices
K ATM NETS
TWEEDS
JEANS
VESTINGS
prices
SU1UTING3
oensation pru
at Mossoru:
oes
CLOTHING auch1
Coals, Pants,
VeatB,
fader Sliirls,
Flannel Shirt,
BtKiLi, SIiobs,
at aeusalion pricea
Hala and Cans,
Now for aale at VIOSSOTS'.
ll A K l) w a K f. l
such as Saws.nnils
Forks, Rnivea,
at sensation price
at MOSSOrS'.
Spikes, Hinges,
LIQUORS, snch
aa Wiiie, Branily.
Gin, Whiskey,
Copnc, etc., etc,
at sensation prices
Hil l IS. sucb aa
Prunes, Kaisins,
Figs, Filbert, 4o.
at sensation prices
at Mossors.
at sensation prices
GROCERIES, say
Flour, Ham,
Shoulders, Supar,
Molaasiw, Collee.
Tea, C r a c k e rs,
Spices, Candle,
Coal Oil, etc., eto.
Always at MOSSOrS.
prices
prices
price
prices
prices
iiriejc
eiv me aioro Ol llll HAUL) Mt JSSOP.
MOSSOl'
Alwaya keejis on hand a lull
assortment or all kinds of good required
for the accommodation ol the public.
July X, 10 7.
SPRING GOODS!
re new to a ruiLADELrau.
A Cheap a the Cheapest and Good as
the Itcst.
C. KRATZER & S0,
Har just received, and are opening, at their
Old Stand oa Front Street, above the
Academy, a large and well se
lected assertment of
SEASONABLE GOODS,
which they are selling at vory low rates.
Ura l tht Mloving caluhpie anJ proU thcrrl
p Far ttlhs Ladilao
V, RPfiaI pains has been taken In th
selection or Ladles Press Hoods, whit'
noons, nmnronteriea Millinery Ooods
Prlnu, Kerchiefs, Nubles, Oloret, Ae.
EORGIiNTLKMF.N.
Always on hand Ulach rimh.
and Klack Cassimeres. Satinets. t..
r.UJ oiaue Lioining ol all kinds,
BOOTS AND SHOES.
NECKT1 E S .
and a variety of other articles, which
they will rell at a small advance on eoal.
a
S
o
Particular attention is invited to their
slflca or Carpels, Cottage, enmmon In
grain, supernne Engli.h Ingrain and
llrnssela, Floor and Talile Oil Cloths,
Window shades and Hall papers, ete.
FLOUR. BACON. Fih S..H
riaater, Apples, Tearhe and
Prunes kept constantly on hand.
ALSO, in Store a lot of large and
sniaii ciover seed.
We intend lo make it an ob;el for Farmers and
Mechanics lo buy from un because we will
sell our goods as low as they can he
bought in Ihe county and pay the
very highest pried for all kinds of country pro
dure. W will also esehange goods for
St ool, Koan and Cnl aiv orders (
bhingles, lloards.and all kinds
of Manulaeiured Lumber,
Clearfield, July J, lstf".
rjMlK C'lIEATEST GOODtf, of all
kinds, are to be had at the ClearBeld Store.
W. W. BKTTS A CO.
NaarPhilip.burg, Pa., Nov. 4, 1.1(1(1 tf
11 I V Ihe
JjU.'i cent.
nrvocR rr , lmaxac.ov.Vt
Kverv voter ehoiil.l lt one. rf.
BLACKING at .en.ation
ROPES at sensation
TOWDER at sensation
SHOT at sensation
LEAD nt sensation
CAPS at aensation
antuiiif, yhueair, (Mr.
MKHUHl iV & IHGIaKH,
ramus t
II a it i w a it i:(
Also, Manufacturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
cr. ka i ri i, n, pa.
ATKH SKATKS! 1 8KATKS !M
Lady's and Gentleman's for salt) by
MERRKLL k BIGLSB.
gLldo iF RE1 LS ! A GENERAL
Assortment on hand and for sal by
MERRKLL Ai BIGI.ER.
LOT OF SADULKS, BRIDLES,
Ilarness, Collars, etc., for sale by
MERRKLL BIGLER.
pALJIElvs'lLVTEXTlJXLlTAir.
Ing Hoy Forks, for sale by
MEKRELL & BIGLER.
QILT'i'ALXT, rUTTYGLTs.S,
Kails, etc., fur sale by
MERRKLL t BIGLER.
f ARNIXS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
Findings, for sale by
M Eli R ELI, k BIGLER.
QUNS, llSTOLsTb'WORLl CANES
For sale by
MERIiELL t BIGLER.
JgTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Sites, fur sale by
. MERRELL 4 BIGLER.
O. 8. PI.KOAL...
l. oiaoa
FLEGAL & GANOE,
STOVE A.D HOLLOW-WARE
STORE,
AND MANCFACTCREUS OP
Tin, Copper & Sheet Iron
Ware,
rtiilltitburg, Centre co., p.,
rTMIE new firm of Flega! & Ganoe would re
A spoctfully announce to their friends nasi
the publie generally, that they have on hand a
earefully-eelectod and well assorted stock of
Stoves. Their variety consists of
7UE CELEBRATED IRONSIDES,
Which have never failed to give perfect satisfac
tion to the most fastidious or iu purchasers,
Continental, Lehigh, Farmer, Daylight Spears'
Anti-Dust, Niagara, Charm, Herald, eve,
with every variety of the beat
Pituburg Manufacture.
Vft-Tbe Tin and Sheet Iron war given with
th Stoves is asade of Ihe heaviest and k...
material, and warranted to civ perfect satis
faction.
Their stock of
PAttLOIt AND II EATING STOVES
Is larger, better and choaper than aver he for.
eihibited to the public. They defy competition
either In variety, quality or price.
They are also prepared to furnish a complete
assortment of
Tin, Copper, Sheet-Iron, Wooden and
Willow Ware.
Wholesale or retail, manufactured neatly and
with the sole view to acrrice, front th beat ma
terial in the market
plows, Tiovr roiNTs, a corrER, brass
AXD IRON KETTLES,
Of every description constantly on hand.
LIGHTNING RODS,
Superior point, put np on short notice. Th
Pclnt they offer to the public Is th same as I .
now used by the Pennsylvania Railroad Co, oa
tneir buildings.
ORDERS FUR STOUTINO, ROOFING
A od other work belonging to their business win
be promptly filled by experiouoed and skillful
workmen.
BRASS, COTTER AND OLD METTLE
Taken In exchange for goods.
Mhcy especially Invite th attention of
Merchant wishing to purchase at wholesale, a
they will find It to their advantage to examine
tbelr stock before purchasing elsewhere.
FLEQAL A OAXOB.
Phillpsburg, July 11, 1SII7.
DREXEL & CO.,
No. 31 South Third Street, Phlladelpn
Jt.i.rnr.iis,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Application by mail will receive prompt atten
tion, and all information cheerfully furnished.
Orders solicited. aprll.tf
J. I. M'tlirk. K.lwnrd Porks.
BANKING & COLLECTION HOUSE
or
McGIRK St. PERKS
Successors to Foster, rrks, A Co..
Phillpsburg. Centre Coounty, Pa.
AVMintE all Ih'e l.usiness of a Hanking Home
11 'H be transacted prooiptlv and aucn the
moot f,noralilc tonus.
mari-tf
County National Bank.
CLEARFIELD. PA.
fpiIIS Bank is now open and ready for bnsl-A-
"s. Office on Second street, la the build
ing formerly occupied hy Leonard, Finney A Co.
pinKi-niaa aan nrrirRna.
JAfl. It. (lltAIIAM. KIlMUItn tltlff
WM. A. WALLACE, WM. POUTKS,
A. K. WKtUUT, OKO. L. HEED.
D. W. MOORK, JA9. T. LEOVARTV
JuSMdj Cashier. PresldeaL
Clearfield County Bank.
fpilK Clearfield County Bank as an Incorpora
i ted institution has gone out of existence by
Ihe surrenderor its charier, on May 12, 18SJ,
All Its stock is owned by the subscribers who
will continue th Banking business at ihe sum
place, as private Bankers, under Ihe firm name
ol the "Clearfield Count Bank." We are re.
sponsible for t!io debts ol the Bank, and will pay
its notes on demand at the counter. Depoalu
received and interest paid whan money Is Ion for
a Used lime. Paper discounted at ail per cent,
as beretof ire. Our personal responsibility is
pledged for all Dopoails received and harness
transicted. A continuance of the liberal h.t
ronage of th hutinees man of the county is re.
eperti'ull.v soliei'ed. As Pre.ident, Ca.hier and
officers of the late Clearfield County Bank we
require the notes of said Bank to b presented
for redemption.
JAS. T. LDINARD, BICIIAUD MIAW,
WM POKTF.lt. MS. M. OR A II AM,
A. k. WKidlir. o. I.. HREI..
WM. A. WALLACE,
"he business nf tKa tt.k w,u J j .
John M. Arlimv, t. Cs-h,er. Iimii.'i