Till: UKPUnLTCAN. !
t'LKAUl'lliLD, l'A.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, DEC. I, !.
JUDGMENT IN BEADING.
' It la not lliogo who rond most "I"1
1 Acquire moat knowledge, ntir' '"ore
thun it ia those who ittili most grow
the moat obese. Digestion liaa a
proat deal to do in both vvn. Excess
in rending ia as bud Intuit na excesa
in eating. If on overloads the stom
ach, the other ovoiloada and stupefies
the mind, and renders it iiieanublo of
retaiiiing whut it hua rocuived. The
mind cannot properly dinposo of a
. U1UB8 of reading on various aubjocta
huntily crammed into it. The knowl
edges 'which ia merely roceived by tho
mi iid vunislies like u dreum ; but club
oruted, appropriated and assimilated
by reflection, becomes ft part of the
inlelluclual aa food becomes tissuo in
the physical man. Muny persons who
read hutstily and rend a great deal,
wonder that tbey forget so much, and
charge tho fault to a failing memory.
But tho memory is not to blame. The
trouble is, they cram knowledge into
their minds luster than their mind
can appropriate it, and tho abased
memory is bound, in pell' defense, to
disgorge the whole load. It is this
class of readers who boast of ubilily
to "get, through" nn tlaborato novel
from the pen of a first-rate author, in
11 single day. But the truth is, they
liad better not read at all than read in
this way. They perceive no moro of
the beauties of the book than a so
called tourist, who walka into the
Louvio at otio door ami out a( the
other, prooeivea of the spirit on the
marvelous pictures and statutes that
ndorn galleries or than the weary
traveler receives of tho details of a
jiicturo and landscape through which
ho has been shot by the express train
at forty miles an hour. But betides
doing no good, hasty promiscuous
reading docs a great deal of harm.
It is adverse. It debauchea the
mind. It blur. Is Us power, impairs
its receptively, and denies to it the
healthful vigor and accumcn which
systematic reflection imparts. It ren
ders it callous, and incapable of rocoiv
ing and retaining improfsiona. There
ought to be judgment and Pjstem in
reading as well as in business or labor.
It must bo attended by meditation,
'Two hours a week devoted to deliber
ate and careful reading will givo moro
real knowledge than three hours a day
of the "skimming over" which is so
universal a habit w ith young people.
Lr.AitN All You Can. Never omit
any opportunity to learn u 11 you can.
Sir Walter Scott said that even in a
fctngo coach ho always could find
somebody who could tell him some
thing he did not know before. Con
worsation is frequently moro useful
than books for purpose of knowledge
It is therefore, a mistake to bo morose
and silent among persons whom we
think to be ignorant, for a little
Bociabiiily on your part will draw
them out, and they will bo able to
touch you something, no matter how
ordinary thoir employment. Indeed
Somo of the most sagacious remarks
are msdo by persons of this kind,
rcpevting their particular pursuits.
II ugh liller, tho geologist, owes not
a Utile of his fame to observations
made when he wasa journeyman stone
mason at work in n quarry. Socrates
well said thcro is but one good, which
is know-lodge, and ono evil, which is
gnorunco. Every grain of sand goes
to make op the heap. A gold digger
takes the smallest nuggets, und is not
foolish enough to throw them away
because ho hopes to find a larger lump
some time. So, in acquiring knowl
edge, we should never despise an
opportunity, however unpromising.
If thcro is a moment's leisure, tpend
it over good and instructive tulking
with the first person you meet.
Isaac S. Grccr, of Lisbon, Connecti
cut, in making some changes in a wa
ter pipo, found it needful to extend
one through an nndcr-drain that ran
several feet below tho surface. How
to get the pipe through without taking
up tho drain was a problem. But Mr.
Crier studied upon it, and after a w bile
hit npon thia admirable plan: He
opened the lower end of the drain, and
then catching his old cut, attached a
small line to her leg, then thrusting
her into the upper end, and giving a
most unearthly ''scat," alio popped
out at tho other end, all covered with
mud and water, with the line attached
. to her leg, quicker than one could say
"Jack Robinson. " Tho pipe was thus
drawn through, and Mr. Crier hud
the satisfaction of saving ten dollars
by bis wit, and teaching his neighbors
ajjood lemon in civil engineering.
The Wrong Smbll. A high officer
of the Sons of Tempcrnnco prcented
himself, with the smell of grog ho had
bona drinking Uon him, at Ilia door
of a "division" for admission, and was
waited Upon by an Irish sentinel, to
whom he gave the password, when
the following passed :
"Sir," said ho, "an' yez are Mr.
O'Wright, the Bight Worthy Grsnd
1'arlriurcb of the State ei Kaintucky,
I do aflher Lelavin "
"Yes," said Jim, "you are perfectly
right, my friend; but why do you
ask the question !"'
"To tell you the truth, then, sir,
and ahamo tho devil," fnid Bat, "yor.
do be bavin' the right password fur a
Son of Tempcrani c, entirely ; but be
jubers yes got the wrong smell."
Here is a pointed paragraph for
typos j " of my existence, give me nn
r-J' said a printer to his swcelhrai t.
She iinmodiutely inn do at him,
and planted lior JuT between bis I's,
nearly putting ft . to hi existence.
""Such an outrage," was tht t of Kuust,
looking ft's at her, "is probably with
out a in this of the country, and
ia a good subject for a "
"Any scats in the tioxt carl"' askej
a passenger in a crowded car of a wag
gish conductor. "Plenty of 'cm," whs
the reply j "but" (as the passenger
galhored up his effects preparatory to
-emigrate) "but they are all full I"
' Tarton snya Ren Butler lacks fire
Important things to become a wonder
fully great man. "We know what they
are," says tho Y. Iirput'Ue. "Four
bonetl fangers and an honest thumb."
If thia world wore our abiding place
we might complain that it makes our
. bed so hard ; but it ia only our night
quarter on a journey, and who can
expect home comforts T
. Toung: women should set good ex
amples, for the young mon are always
following tb.cn.
THE WAGES OF LABOR.
The statement recently mad, that
tho price of labor in America ia higher
than tho prices pai in other coun
tries, has inetw'l' peremptory deni
als. Tho 'w orlt l'o- ru'i'
that waA-e should bo estimated, not
ai-roxting to tho amount paid to the
irorkincn, but according to tho pur
chasing power of tho laborers' com
pensation, contends that wagea are
lower hero than in other countiies,
and hua tho following illustrations :
A week's vages of nine working
men in a manufactory of firo-arme in
Connecticut will buy 1111 yards of
felt carpet in JScw lork; a week s
wages of nine men similarly employed
in Birmingham will buy there liUlf
yards of tne same quality of carpet
In this case English labor ispaid eigh
teen per cent, more than American.
Ninety-six days' labor in a saw manu
factory in this country w ill buy GjJ
yards of pilot cloth in this country.
Ninety-six days labor of just tho sumo
workmen in a manufactory in Shef
field will biiyTOJ yards of tho samo or
oven better cloth thcro. Thus, in this
case tho English workmen receive
twenty per cent., nearly a quarter,
more than tho American.
Ono hundred and oight days' labor
of ordinary operatives in woolen mills
in this ciunty will buy bore -1'iOJ lbs.
of blankets; but 1U8 days' labor of
precisely tho same class in an J.nghsh
woolen mill will buy thore 55-1 lbs.
of blankets 122 pounds moro than
the American workmen. Kinoty six
days' labor in un American saw facto
ry will buy here BJ'j dozen cotton
hose; ninety-six days' labor of pro
cisely tho samo class of wnrL..n;n in
an English saw f-'-y will bay thero
Ifj.li uv?n, or 171 dozen more than
hero.
Forty -eight days' labor in nn Amer
icon saw factory will buy hero 15,282
pounds of salt. The samo number of
days' labor, by the same class of Eng
lish workmen, will buy thero 81,3t.!U
pounds of suit, or nearly one hundred
and nino per cent more than here.
A hundred days' labor of workmen in
five of tho employments paid tho high
est in the United Slates, will buy here
5 79 1UU tons of pig iron; but tho
wanes of the same class of workmen
in England for tho same period will
buy 7 78-100 tons, or two tons more
thero thnn here.
In reference lo the wagca paid to
women it ia asserted that thirty days'
labor by five factory hands in Massa
chusetts ono week of each will buy
hero ninety-two yards of poplin, or
thirty fivo and seven-eight dozen of
Clarke's spool thread. '1 lie same Iubor
of tho same class of hands in Englund
will buy thero one hundred und seventy-four
and thrco quarter yards of
the fame poplin, or fitly dozen of the
spool thread. In tho tho first case
llio English workwomen savo thirty
per cent , and tho second thirty iiino
per cent, more than their American
ti-lcrs.
Crawled l'r. Once upon a time a
genllcn an found in his henroost a
simple minded soul of tho vicinity,
who lived without visiblo means of
support.
'What aro you doing hero, you rns
cal ? Stealing my chiekons V
"Xo, sir," was tho response; I ain't
thought of doing nothing of the sort."
It unfortunately happened that the
simple minded individual wore a high
staw hat. of the dimensions of a bee
hive, Olid llio ciu ii iheix-or Mas Ullii p
idated to a set ions extent. Just as he
had put in his denial, tho head of a
half grown pullet was Been to pro
trude from the aperture.
' Seo there," said tho gentleman ;
"how did the chicken gel in your
hat?"
"Well !" exclaimed the simplo-mind-cd
individual, with an air of honest
surprise and embarrassment, "that is
the strangest thing tliut ever happen
ed to mo. Isupposutho darned critter
must bavo crawled up my trow Sir
leg!"
"Xo, I Tuank Yob." At tho so
called spiritual sitting in Hartford,
recently, there was present a woman
who mourned tho loss of her consort,
and as the manifestations began to
appear, tho spirit of tho departed
Benedict entered upon the scene. Of
course the widow was now eager to
engage in conversation with the absent
one. and the following dialogue ensued :
Widow "Aro jou in the spirit
world ?"
Tho Lamented "I am."
Widow "How long have you been
there "
The Lnmented "O, somo time."
Widow "Don't you want to come
back and bo with your lonely wile"
The Lamented "Not if I know
myself. It's Imt enough around here."
Tit ron Tat. A couple of Yankee
girls put a bull frog into the hi d-d
man's bed, to see if they could get him
to talk. linn threw tho frog out of
tho window nnd never s.nd a word.
Soon aOcr he put a bushel of chestnut
burrs into tho girls' bed, snd about
tho time he thought they would make
tho least shadow, Dan went lo their
door, and rattled the latter furiously.
Out went the light, and in went Hie
girls, but they did not stick, though
the burrs did. Culling to them ho beg
ged them to bo quiet ; he only wanted
to know if they had seen Unit pesky
bull frog ; he'd givo two dollars to
find him.
Half Ucii.tt. A fow days ago a
prisoner was tried on a charge of
entering a bouse in tho night time,
and committing a robbery. Ho bad
mndo an opening into which bo had
thrust tho upper part of his body ;
and then he clutched tho articles he
coveted. His counsel contonded llint
tho prisoner diil not "enter the honso;"
he only partly entered it. Tho jury
brought in a verdict of guilty against
tho upper part of bis body, and
acquitted tho remainder. Tho judgo
then sentenced tho guilty moiety ol
the mun to a year's imprisonment;
leaving lo his option to have, the
innocent half cut olT, or tuko it along
with him.
v A liltlc girl worn out by a long scr
im), observing tho preacher gather
ing liMimelf for tho introduction of an
other "(jint," exclaimed, "Oh, moth
ei he is no going to quit at ull I ho is
awclling up
Tho tears of beauty are like light
'.loud floating over a Leaven of slurs,
bcd'.mming them for a n.oment, that
they, may alius with greater lustro
than belure
If you would be miserable, look
within. If you would bo distracted,
look around. If you would bo huppy,
look up.
A herd of one thousand antelopes
were eocn recently on the line of lb
Denver 1'acifls HailrQad.
"Ujj floodi, ftrowlfi, (tit,
THTaFAiFIELDSTORE
RECONSTRUCTED.
Oenrre 1. Reed William Powell,
Julio '. Wearer William W.U.tta,
GEO. L. REE) & CO.,
Two doors north of llio Court tluu,
ci.i:ahi h i i, pa..
n A VINO returned to nor old bu.inrx itanil,
we hrirlijt notify Hit citiicni of ClrarfMU
ml Ilia (.nlilio ftiierUr, II,. t wo he mlcrvj
uiton. am! inlt-ml In l.r..a..l. . .1
' - j . .ijc.Frou ciwil-
limijn ag.in.il b.(h priori an. inlrrior oo.L. an,l
ham m.w n I..... I . r..n - . H. . , .
. , " ", " ""IT' an aiutliol
gooui moil in (Un market. In U lino of
Dry floods,
Wo claim to hm-o a full M.ortinonl, oomlitinjr ia
part of Mu.lim, blraohoil and unbloaohcd
l'riult of all graUci anil iljluj aaj
Fall and Winler Dress Goods,
Such u Algiarai of all fbailrii Da !inea. Mo
rinoi ami Haoncli ; boaidt-i, a full .orl
niont of goatlcnien'i wear, consisting
in pari of
Cloths, Cassimeres,
Butinetti and s full samrtmrnt of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Xollons, Hosier), Trimmings,
BONNETS, iC.,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
GROCERIES.
Wa bai-a a full supply of CB, Tea, Kur, Itin
tlulassrs, Sul.acco, J'ih. Rail, United,
coal and fisb Oils,
FLOUR, BACON, DRIED FRUIT,
BogmrBrd II Ami, Mm fork, anil full
uj'plj of 1'rotiiioL.
II unbare and QuccnsMare,
U'oocfm Wiliow If are
All Its frapanlnt mH--. !lt L. 1 1 f
CASH, Ll.Mlll;il, or COIN IKY I'llobLCi:,
Slid at ri(.f. In tii..l. un I.. -.
Those in need of Ooodi in our line, will plej.o
t-S-CALL AXD SEE US.'-tot
GEO. L. HEED & CO.
ClenrirM, Sept. 17. ISC8 If.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
OX SECOSD STREET,
CltarRcld, Pa.
NIW GOODS AT LOW PRICES.
rpill otidertlrntd raspattfully Int-iU Ibt at
1 tmlifin of lbs pal.lla tenerallj to Ih.lr
splendid asMrtatnt of merchandise, which they
AT VERY LOW ritIC3.
Tbttr i took eonststt In part of
Dry Goods cf the Best Quality,
?u-b at Prints, Da I nines, Atpaeoat, Merinos,
UinKbams,Muslins,(tiearbtd and nnbloaeh
ed, Ilriilinir", Tiekinirs, eoltoB and
wool Flannels , Satin. iti.Cas.iaieroj,
Cottoned.., Ladies' bbawla,
Kuhias 4 Hood., Dalmorai
and Hoop tkiru, it..,
AUo, a fin as.nrtment of Mto't Drawarf and
bhirls, Hits A Ctf.s, Boots t Shoes.
all of which
WILL BE BOLD LOW FOR CASU
Hardware, Queonsware, Glasswaroi
Groceries and Spices.
IN EUORT A GENERAL ASHORTMEXT
Of ovary tbtnic usually kept In e retail store, all
CIIKAP f OK CAU ar apprised eountrj pro
dura.
A. K. WI1IGI1T I SONS.
Clterflt'd, Kot.T , lBT.
C. KRATZElt k SONS
aue nixnvixo a sn. ex did stock
OF CA Rt'Eld A.N U UI U CLOTHS.
WALL rATEHS-GILT rATEIl, rfo.
LACE CUUTAIXS. WINDOW SUADES-
COCXTERrAXES AXD QUILT5.
LIXEX TABLK CLOTHS A XATKIXS
LADIESSlLKCOATS.tOVEUSK!RTS.
ELEOAXT SHAWLS 4 LACE TOINTS.
LADIES' d- CllILDnEX'S TRIM11ED
II ATA
DRESS GOODS AXD TIUMMIXGS.
BFT KIT) OLOVKS-LADIES' GEX.
TLEM EX 'SAND CHILD li EN S.
BLACK AXD FANCY SILKS.
FIXE BLACK ALrACAS.
UNEiHTALLED STOCK I. A DIE'S' AXD
CIIILDUEX'SSHOM.! UAITEIW.
M EX'S CALF f- FRENCH KIP BOOTS.
HEAVY CALF BOOTS. f5.
M EX'S AXD HOYS' FIX E AXD tl EA V Y
MIOE-J.
BEST STON K TEA SE fTS. J5.
CASSIMEnES VERY CUEAT.
GROCEKIFA FLOt'n rf- niovisioxs
AT LoM'tSl- RATES.
LIBERAL TEDrCTIOV TO THOSE
BUY1NQ IN UAXIITY.
WOOL. MARK FTIX1 AXD COUXTRY
rilODUK WANTED.
Cltartold. Juno I A. ISM.
lalvcry IHtnblr.
TIIF MlonntTtd War" Imito o inform the pub
lip llial Be is now lullrprrpard to Mvoatiao.
del. all in tiit warof fitrnialiitijl llorapt. ItaKicS
hadtllre wnd Hamrfs, mt lha ahotlest w..ti(T and
"Hi t t.t trrm.. Kosldottca oa Lrnnsst slrrtt,
belwmi Tbird Bad Koonh.
UKU. W. UEARHAUT.
TleaHleM. April II, IWI7.
IMtH S1.4I.F.-White l.ad. f.mo, TsIM, l.ln
eKl 0:1, Turptlne. Varni.hps of all kiada,
U lo ia Oil aod ilrr I aim, Varnish Prn.h.
a? flAtHSTlgJi IRWJ!.
urnUurf.
NEW FURNITURE STORE
IN ( t HniANVIM Ie.
. II A IT MA N
DFtflRS to Inform tht eitiimi of Curvtti
viC and .trinity, thm h hut optnr
l-jr fm Krnnl HtrM, nrpipli ibt 1 o yurd. In
th Wouitwi f rurwcnIH, whirv bt will kttf
M.nwUntly on band, nd fur uli vrjr rbsap for
C AMI, Urc oj rtrUd aorImnf of rtkOj.
ftdt Furnuurtt moni biet will bo
BUHEAVS AND S1DK BOARDS.
Wardrobei and Poilt Tohlri, BtdfUad.
H.,fj,Hianli.llat rarka, I.oukinx UlaMei.Cbairf,
latirfMoi, .to., wbiib b will aoll on trj rta
unable lermi fur Cavb or ftpprivol Country
sProduoa, mylW in;pd
Cheap Furniture.
JOHN GULKMI
DvRlRnS lo inform hi old frlxndi and eua
torn on, that having anlarffd hit ab' and
looreaaed bit raolllilei fur munuiarturmn. ba ii
odw proparad lo tnako totirdrr ouob t'uruitura at
mat ha dnftlrvd, io good Kyla and t hoap rata
fr CASH. 11a ffanarally baa on hinJ, at fair
Furnituro room, a farieJ atortiont of rtady
ttftda fursitura. auonf wbicb ara
bl'Heaus and si de-boards.
WanlrobeiRnd Book-Caxei; Centra, 8nfa, Parlor,
Break fan and Dining Kitaiatioo Tablet; Con
mon.aPnrneb-pmt.CoUBffe.Jtnny-lilrid and ather
Bediteadsjj 8nfaa of all kvi, Work atandi,
llttt-racka, Waab-iUoda j Hocking and Arm
Cbairt j apTinir-aat, eane iMiiinm, parlor, cow
Boo and oiber Cbairt ; LrOokinj;-UIoi ofaverr
dearriptioo on band auJ new glaaei for old
frntnua, which will bo put in on vpt majooable
termi on ahurUit notice. U keept un band
at furniahoi to ordr, corn-buak. Ueir and Col.
ton top
Coffins or Kvrrt Kind
Made to order, and fuotralt ntteodfd wllb a
Hear whtoever desired. Alan, Houe Painting
don to ordrr. lb aubtcriler alto nanufae
taree, and baa enptanlly on hand, Clement's
Patent W aihina; lilat-bine, the beit now in nae !
Tbuaa uiinjr tbii uactiiae never need be with
out clean elufbeit IHj alio baa Flyer'c Patent
Churn. superior article. A family uilog tbn
Churn never need bo without butter 1
All (be above and many other article are far
niihed to euitomert ekcap for Vab or axehenrrd
for approved eunntry prudaea. Cherrj, Mepl,
popUr, Llnwood and otler Lumber auitabla for
Cabinet work, taken In ichaDft for furnltar
XT nrmeoiber the ihnp I on Murkef atreet,
Clearfield, Pa., nnd noarly oppoaite the "Old Jew
Stirt-e." JoiiH UL'LltU.
Mot ember 2A, 1MI y
. etannr D. rot sc.
IIUUEItT & YOUNG,
Slone-CuHcrs & Slone-Masons,
1VT nI fserutrall work In thrlr line at mnd
y crat pncci nod io I IKT CLASj ttyl
Arclitcctural Ornameiita
la ALL STYLES, Pine rreaatng of erery
deacriiMion, sod all kinds of baton work eon
trarfed for in or out of ibe rnnty. Any pcraora
wiahirg to hava rretNbl uaaon woik and
to culling dun, will find it to their tnterrrf
to rail upon u. W would alro Infirm the pub
lie tbet we eon deliver any quantity or elaaa of
itobe io-ired, aa wa ar the owner of
FIRST-CLASS STONE QUAKKY.
Onlera fur work ran b ftdJreacd ellber to
Clearfield or Lutbcr-burf.
maniltf lll'DEUT A YOt'Kd.
JInrblo A Klono Yard.
t. I-1 1 i i; a. i it Co
DESIRE lo Inform their rtenW, and the
puMie, that they have now and will keep
fntantly on band a large end well erlecd
e.kof UiLlA.Nand VKHMONT M.U.bLK,
nnd ar prepared to furuWn lo O'dcr
TOMBSTONES,
Dog and Cradle Ti'nib, Ifnitument in ndatont
nnd Marble. Carbe and Toil fur Cem.
tery Lola, Window SilliACapa,
ArcbHecturel k Lana
Ornamtnta.
They would invito ip;cil attention lo their
ariltfe Monnmenls which are built from
original deaigna, and will compere favorably
If deaired tbey ran fumUh afarbl Window
Fill and Cap at a alight ad vane va lha frio
of bandatou.
Yard on Herd itrctt.aear lb It a! I read drpot,
Clearfield. Pa. J Vif
Usrrltanrous
H. F. NAUGLE,
CLOCK AD MATCH MAKER,
orrotiTg TBI (5 IfTwM at ant itrrit
POST OrFtCEfZV.-CLKARriELD
rpilK aubacriher roapeettnlly Inform faia old
patron and lb pul-lie foerally, tbat be
ba oa band, (and it eoeaUntly reeeirlog new
additien thereto.) a large atock of
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
beep Jewelry In all (la forma and of
different raluea, either by the pieea or aeL
WATCHES A full a-aortn ent of cither Onld
or t ilrcrf made by the beet Aaerioae and for
el irn manutaeinrera. ioeludin; a fine lot of (aid
and Hirer hunting cj, (ull Jeweled, raienl
Lever.
CLOCKS Of alt denljfn. eonattln( of aif ht
day and thirte bnnr, of either weight, apring or
leter. and both atrik and alarm.
RKPAiniNO. AH klnda of Watch e and
Clock a Kepaited. and warranted.
Ia adilitlon to what I bar enumerated, I keep
a full aaatirtment of M't'TATLtS. elred and
plain Rlaa. Ian. HOLD I'KNKand I'ENCILS.
h'POOMN. FOKK. BtTTfcK KMVKS. and in
feel eeerything ia the Jewelry lioe. If I fml U
hnv oa betid jutt wbat a suatomer may Hard, 1
will order per trat etprear, without eitra charge
A liberal ahar of puhllc palmntpr ta eullrited.
Ma r, j H. f. NAl'U LK.
READING FOR ALL 1 1
HOOKS & STA TIOXER Y,
Market ht , Clrarncld, (al (he Toat fiflirr.)
flMIK eedr.Ur.d hf?a Ueee la ir.ennM i.
L the fittr-nt of Clearfield and leintir, that
ha hat fitted up a room and haa Jut returned
from lbeilylih a largo amount of roadieg
Matter, i onaifting In part uf
EiLlcs and Miscellaneous Books,
Blank, Aerounl and Paaa Book a of rry d
aeri'tin Par" arid Knt elope. French reed
and1tnt Pen and Peaeila i Blank, Lea; I
Pnperi, lerda, Mortafr ) Judcutent, Kieni
(Jon and Prumiaaory ante 4 W bite and Parch;
tnent Hrief, Legal Tap, llenrd Cap, and U ill Cap,
Sheet, Muie l -r either Piano, Plui or Yit.i.n
eonettntly on hand. Any bok r ata tinner;
drrirrd that I may not har on hand, will be or
ordfred by firrt eapreaa. and veld at whrlnl
or rrtnil ti anil euatoaner. t will a)en kerf
periodical literature, auch aa Majratlne. New.
.P-a. At). V. A. UAl'LI.
Cl.arflelJ May T, tf
JhEW 6T0KE AND NEW GOODS.
JOS. SI I AW & SON
Hare ju-t opened
Kbit Stork, on Main St.,CnARriiLD, Ta.,
lalclr occupied hy Win. F. IK WIN.
Thrir itock conaial of
jDinr csi cd td9
Gh(M-n:u of lbs brt qualily.
Qur.F..NswAnE, Boots and Shoe?,
and trory article Decftiarr for
one comfort.
Call and xatuineour (ock tofor pur-
cl.aind eWhere. May 0, .HGO-lf.
ORGANS & PIANOS.
ESTY'S AND MASON rf- IUMLIN'8,
roa ali t
a. J. II A YES, rorwenavlUe, Pa.
The on tier? (fried rerr- pfWe nnliee, that
Iber all pT the hirlx-'t trterkr fhre fnr a fiv4
ffiielitvof l'MI and th.ree having
n. fnr aalr. will And It to IhHr Internet io fit
tben a call More aclline; elwriere.
Ki'AV A 50.X.
i ie.roirt. i area n. mev t j
eunflrn and Warhlnr thp.
4. r. enrTo oso. . torso
BOYNTON & YOUNQ,
FOUXDEliS k MACHINISTS
Uanafartarara of
PORTABLE & STATIONAEY
STEAM ENGINES
Comer of Fourth and Tine Streets,
t I.IUHl'll:l.l), pa.
Ww
nnVIN'll cngnged in Itie manufacture of first
claaa N AC1UNLU Y, we fMpeotfull)' inform
the public tLat we ara now prrparod lo 111 all
orders aa cLcaplj ami a. promptly as can he done
in anj uf tho cities. We manufacture and deal in
Mulay and Circular Saw-Mills,
Head Blocks, Water Wheels, Shaftlne; Pullcra,
Gilford's Injeclor, Steam Geuies, Steam Whistles,
Oilers, Tallow Tops, Oil Cups, (laugt Cools, Air
Corks, Ololie Valves, Chc k Valrea, wrought iron
Pipes, Rleara Pumps, Boiler Feed Tumps, Anti.
Friction Metres, Boap Ktone Peeking. Uum Pack
1"K. and all kinds of MILL WORK) together
with Plows, Bled S..I11,
COOK Ay I) PA liLOJl STO I'EF,
and other CASTINGS of all kinds.
Orders tolicitcd and tiled at cilT prices.
AU letl rs of inquire with reference to maebiuerr
of our manufacture promjl answered. l addrca.
iiif us at CloarCelJ, Pa.
declt tf BOV.NTOX A YlH'NO
planing UUls.
U. L. Rned
J NOTICE. C-WM
i. r. carer,
u. it. hei:i a co.
CLEA 11 FIELD
PLANING MILL
ALL RIGHT!
rpilE proprietors respc'lfnllr inform tkecitiseni
-ew 01 I learOclU eounljr. that Ibee hare antirelr
refilled this establi.hment wllh tbe latest imi.ro. e.1
wood working uachiuer.r, and are now prepared
10 tieeute all orders ia their line of busineat.
Ther will give t'pecial alltalion to the manufac
ture of materia! fur house building, iu4h aa
FLOORING, WEATHER -BOARDING,
sash, doors, blinds,
uitcuKTs eV .1101 i.ni.ros,
vi abb 91 I u,
We alwart bare on hard a large stork of PRY
Ll'MIIKK, and will psrcs.h r..r all elear Limber.
One-.nd a lulf Inch panel stuff preferred.
Lumber Manufactured to Order,
Or eichanged, to suit customers.
fcjirdrri solicited, and Lnmlwc furnished on
short not. re and on reasonable Icrme.
U. L. KLED A CO.
Clearfield, Nov. f. 18(7. .
F. H. Pattoh ...T -Jowl Parroa,
u 4. u. iRWia.
E. B. PATTON & CO.,
ITavin fitted up a flrit-claae
PLANING MILL
Ar prepare.! to furniah all kinds of
Manufactured Lumber,
auch aa
Flooring. Siding:, 8nrfaovrretied Lum
ber, Saih, Doort, Blinds,
And every dracrtption of
rLAIN AND FANCY MOULDING.
rrIealers will tnd it to their advantage to
cnusult oar prioes before purrba.ing elsewhere.
Ad.lre.s, E. B. PATTON A CO..
Carwensrilie,
tlee. .1, I Sf.ft-If Clearfield oounIT, Pa.
Clothing.
II ow to Save Money.
Tn K tlaea art ard ; y.-o'd Ilk to know
llo yoo niT ear Toar dollar
The era to do tl I ill a haw.
Jfyoa will read ht follow.
A wiaa ho Ihod not far fro tier,
A ho worked hard at bif trad,
put had a hooaebold to auppert
Tbit aquan dared alt ha made.
I met hlra one, finya he, ''My friend,
I look thread bear and rmb (
I tried to aft inraelf a anil.
Put can't aav ap noagl..M
6t t, my friend. h"w mn-h bar yoa t
I'll tell yna wber to go
To gr a anil lhai'e enand and ebeapi
To HKULNSIKIN A Co.
Ba tonlr what llitl be had aared.
And want to Heiaeaeteia A Brother',
And ther h got a bandn aait,
'or half be paid to other.
New be If borne, be look o wll(
And their effort 1 torn,
That when ihey take their dlljr meal,
1 lie don't eat half a much.
And nnw be fin da ea Pattirdar nlgbl,
Hiih all their want earthed.
That he ha nrnney left to apend,
And aooi to ley aatda.
Ill pond an rert , h cheerful ami),
He f'adly tella tn all.
If y'd 'are annnry, go and boj
Vour etothea at
IlKlB.TtI8 CLOTntNO nALU
ff'bcra the ebeapeat, Bneat and beet Cloth In;
and (rood Forrliliinpr Oood can b bid lo tait
erery tan l and tn orery atyl aprll. AT
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
Afinar rem
Cbleberlnjr's. Steinwnj'e an.l Kaiereoii's ri.wos
tfu'lth s. M- a Hamlin's and Peloab.t'a
Drains and Melodrons, and tlrorar A
Ilaker's Pewlnf Xlerbinea.
ALSO TRArnin OP
Piano. Qaltar, Organ, lUrmonv and VoenI tin
at. Nn ptpi taaen for les than half a terse.
T-Houi n.al door t First National Uank.
I lea. I, id, Ma. 4, Iki U If.
1 1 ! K w (.)taiii.I'. h:i;h.
ft We bar. printed a leree nainiM.ref the new
I l.K Illi.U and will aa Ibe reocipt of twrnl.
flieeonlii, mail a eopy lo an. aiblrr... wt.v"!
I II.MlO IKKI Ko. I ei.Meen hirb
l f'lllNlll.KB, for whlek the hirhe-t .ir.
will be raid. WKAVL'R ft KETTS.
CJrarn.14, U, UK, t(
.iaUlltawMasWjaWtf"tfhi iiy-V
Jmo4 A Ifdldnfi
It i: II V A I .
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
) R U G 0 I S T S ,
Jlarktt Slrctt, Cltarfttlit, fa.
Ttt beg leare ta Inform one old and new
W eaatomere, that w, bar removed onr ei
tablislirarnt to the apaoiou. new bulldlnf Just
erected on Marked street, nearlj adjoinin tba
Mansion House on tbe west, and opposite Messrs.
Uraham Hon.' elorei wb.ra wa retpeetfull.
invite tb, publio to eooie and buy their
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
OILS, PAINTS AND VARNISHES.
Onrstook of Drure and Medieines eonsistsof
rerjtblnf used, aeleeted with tb, greatest
eare, aod
WARRANTED STEICTLT PUEE!
We alio beep a full itoeh of D.es, Perfumeries,
T.il.l arlleles. Voaps, Tooth Brushes, Hair
Brashes, Whitewash Brushes, and ever ether
bind brushes. Wa bare large lot of
WHITE LEAD, TUM'KNTINE,
Flasseed Oil, Palnta. and In fact everything
tsed in tbe paintinit business, which we afler at
Cite piieos to cash knvere.
TOBACCO AND SEQARS,
Confeetlcnerr, Fploes, and tbe largest 'stock, of
varietiee ever oflered In thle place, and warrant,
ad to b, of the beat tb. Market sfford.
J. U. lURTSWrPK,
Kov. J. IBIS. JOHN F. IHWIN.
FOUTZ'S
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Fowtlers,
'i iii prtparauun, ion a wiu i't""i;
eba.B.a. ill ll.euir 1. 1 v n.tn w InTIHrmtal
( i 'LaZiTT V twk-' "a and U apirttrd lioreca,
It ta a ure r-:c..Ure of all aieteae
(rifi-l'-nt ui tM animal, auch aa Ll'.SU
W K V KH. SI.ASir.KA. YKl.UiW
WATKK. UK K'Vi, CitVtiHA, IMS
T:MI'KK. .VMt9. KM X 1'KH,
l.OOV Al'1'KTiTt A.NJt VITAL
fSKRdY. he. Iti um J pre e
Uire etna, Inereatw the aio,--
aTlVM MltUOalLh ftllll rill til- mkiO mild
Irmailormi the niweralf akkloii
iuuaati4eitiv aiii .'irite4 Item
Te ktepera ef Cowa tlla tirepam-
lia ia lavataahle. It ta a aure pre-
rrntivv agfttrm Rlrdfril, Hollow
Horn. etc. It haa beeA previm be
i actual expnmpnt vo incraaae u
llfaH.tnl.lt ol Mi i Ik A r.wm
' fT cent and aiaa ll.e tMiltrr Ana
and avwt. In fatfilDi cattle. It
f leea tfaeaa aa appit. leneen their bt4e, au Bake
Uw-attanr aniici. faeter.
In all 4lae ef 0wia). eucr. aa Ccm)!, t'ktn ia
UieI.uair.LlTr, c ,th article vt
aa a apM-iAc. bj tHittin frm
bait a pepar to a paf-ar tn a barrel of
will tli almrdiM-aw will tv- ni'U
alMt or eatirvlr pmmird. If irra
to tine, a errtaln PcoUe and
ar for tit 1 1 of CtMHrre,
DAVID Ca FOCTZ, Proprielor,
BALTIMORE. Mai.
Foraala hr rntesti aod !ioTw-kerp.Ti ihrougaeut
Ibe tatted atatce, Caoatiaa aud ovulk Aiacrtca.
Fur aale hj Ilartawirk a Irwin, riearfield, and
y druftzifla atiJ (tore keTni throughout ibe
t:niti-d fttate. U-bll-ly
AUenlion, Afflicted I
rilHB ubaeriber fWea no tic ttat he ha
I J el. f U..li.(r.a I. I -tli.
J) IVIUUir'l lilt JIUI,.wj va newminv e ee w.e-
erabart;, wber ba Intenda to derote bia atteo
Mr.a to tbe trcatmed of CliKOMC DISEASES
la ecneral. Ha will kerp en hard a ebole -
loot. oa of DHUGSand MKDICl.NLS adafUd lo
tba treatment of elirool diieaeea, in. any be
eonrulted at hie oe at any hour of the day.
N. BsA word to tho afflicted with ehnmle
disease nay ba ta ram a adraniaee. II a it
bat at ha aware tbat curaraT i'bxatciana vie
do a aiuiaa praetir bar Dot naa lo tiod ta
tba treatment of caaoaic diseases, and eooae
ueallv aaoLacT tbcot; here Ihli class of die
aaaea rqutre iiririiri aiiention.
iiKOUtlK WILfON, M. J.
Lotfcerabure:. Feb. 37. Mi tt
Beale's Embrocation,
(LATE rOWELL'8.)
For all dteeasee Inrlitent to Boraea. Cattt, and
lluaaaa Fleab, reqairint; tba at of aa
iteroai appliratioa.
Tbii Fmhrtteatina waa aatnsieelj ad bj
tb QnTroiaeBt Hnrtna; lb war.
For eal by Harts wick A Irwin, Clearfietd.
Joavb He Irwia, CarwfiariU. laoiel (iood
I an dor. Ia:harabara tf
LITIIEHSBIRG rOTTEBIES
LulberaburfT, Clecrflrld Co., Pa.
FARMERS, MECHANICS &. DAIRYMEN
Look H ere I
rpilK nndersierned is peepared to furnish on
1 with Ike best KTUNKH AHK maoulartured
'.u this eocntry. lie bas never vet failed to pleaeo
iae most lasiinioas, aa to qnaiitv or durabilitj.
Ilia ware consists ia part .f
CUE AM POTS OF ALL SIZES.
Ml I K CROCKS AM) PAX.
Fruit Cans, (for Canning Fruit,) Safety
Tubes,
And In short EVERYTniNO usually made and
kept In an establishment of this kind.
IIKUCH ANTS
Can bav. their ware delivered br me, at ANT
Tl M K and to ANY PLAt'H desired.
Orilrra for war solicited, and promptly filled.
JMrFor reneral assortment, see Cetalofue and
Price List, maikd free to applicant..
fJT-A liWraJ discount will be given to the
wholesale trade.
CEO. C. KIRK.
Luthcrsl.urg, Pa, Iee. , lSi.n tf
M0 MY X HOOk.
HAVING turrhaeed tbe enlire lo-k of ooit
at the old ataatl of Kirk A Hiencer, I
lutAiid to continue the buainres at heretofore.
My motto i to nil 'rnKAP roa cau."
Tbitokint; oar friend and ffatfinfr for faet
patronage, I eoiicit a contiiiaanee of the aame.
IAAC fclKt.
I.iimhpr City, R.pU 12 tf.
it7irrAYL(Tirs
LIME AND COAL YARD,
(Near tb Ri)rosd L'epnt.)
CI r-ARI'll I l, pf.xva.
TKMimArn tl.li mrtln..! of Infonntn: the
pnWie, that I have rpened tip a ynni Ur (he
tl 1 wood ar eoal harnt 1,1 M K mi A Anlhraeite
COAli, In lha horonrh of t'learfiMd, and hare
ennpltHj arrancftDi nta with ewttrrn dealer by
whioh I ran fcerp a fnll supply e.a.tnntlT on band,
whira will he airpoaed o at reoetinanlr rate, l?
the tun, bn,o or ear load. I suit purehneer
Thoe at a dielwnoe euin addree me bv letter, and
obtain all necessary indtruatinn hr return mail.
K. li. 1A1 LO H.
riearfield, Pa., Feb. S4, tf
ralnts for Farmers nnd Others,
rpiIK tJrafton Uiaeral Paint CompunT are now
J mantifactarili; lb bout, rheaprat aod moat
duraMe I'aini in un ; two coal well (tut on, mil
ed with pnre lsineel Oil, will lat IVor la yeara ;
it is of a light It it. w or beaulifiil rhminUte m)or,
and oan lie rhanrisi to Krcea, lead, atone, drab,
(litre orerram, tomtit the laalr ef the cunmitner.
It ia valuable for Holier, Nam, l'r nee, Oftrrlsire
and far maker. Pail and WoMrn ware, Aftti
eullnral Intplemrute, t'anal Itoala. fel and
Hhipa Ht.ttt.ni. t'aaraa, lift a! and M-Inclr Itonfa,
tit neia; Are and water proof.) Floor Mil t'lo'h,
(one tnanufaotnrer barinf qmiJ o.Ml'U hrre)s the
pet year.) and a a paint fur any pnrpnae i on
anraaed fnr bode, dnrwrdlity, elartirity and adhe
aivrnea. Prtow. $& per barml of tP lla., whi b
wit) "npply a farmer lor Tear tneoene. V airantrd
In all PUM-d aa a Intra, Fn4 Ut a eireulnr, wbifl,
Kirea full pattirnlnre. Knar ntne anleea brand
ed in a trade anark, tlraltua bliaeral Paint. Par
anna eaa order tbe Paint and remit tba aiouejr oa
rvoeipt of good. Addrea.
it 1 1 " i . l L a co.,
tori waa :M feari irte. liew V.,k.
mm
)ra CmAt, frorfrlfjf Oflf.
JIti:iT Il.lItUAIK
ir Kfnrn In MtiUnnhiiriT !
inn uavav " ,.,u.. v..v-.0.
Id tb room formerly occupied by P. T. Urgarty.
L. M. COUTRIET
rpAKKA this method of loforuMnf the eitiran
X of t'otinpTton. Kartliaoa, (iirard and tb aur
mundin; oountrr. that be ha juat opatied a lare
tork of bl .MMKH U(H)bA, which be la deter
mined ta aell TEN PKK CV.fi 7 CIIKAPKR than
th nam qalily uf Oooda ran be porehaaed for in
any other store Id tbe atigbborhood. lit toe k
auusiat of
Dry Goods of all kinds,
Such a Satinnttp, Caasiroere, Muslin, Delaines,
Linn, Ur.llinjra, Calfeooa. Tnmmiof,
ilibbous, Lace,
READY-MADE ClOTHINO. BOOTS 4
fcilOHS. HATS k CATS,
GROCERIES OF ALL KHIDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sujsr, Ttlce, Molasses, Fish, Salt,
LiuMed Oil, Fish Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queenffwara, Tinware.
Castings, Plows and Plow Castings, Nails, Fpiktl,
Corn Cultivatora, Ciller Preeeel, and
all kinds of Axe,.
Plows .re of the Cunrensrille and
Centr. county make, and are warranted to be of
good quality.
Drugs and Medicines,
Perfumery, Paiots, Varni-b, Olasa, and a fen era.
asaorttuent of blatiuaery,
GOOD FLOUJl,
Of different brands, always on band, and will be
aold al the lowest poaiible figure,.
riqions,
fiuch as 11BANDY, WISE, GIN" A WHISKY
iOOe pounds of Wool wanted for nbioh the
higueat prie. will be paid.
CLOVICK SEED,
On band anil for sale at the lowest market frier,
Also, Agent for Wilson's Btraltourlll.
TUBESIIIXG MACHINES.
tC.ll and see for youraelves. Ton will Sod
everything usually kept in a retail store.
L. M. COIIRIET.
Pranchrill. P. 0., Jan. 7, 16.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND OF COCIISE THE CHEAPEST!
A Proclamation against High Prices 1
AXK are now opeutnf op a lot of tn bert and
1 T tnoet aeaaonabl Good and Waro ver
otftred in thia marknt, and at pricea tbat remind
on of the ?"od old days of cheap thinjft. Those
who lack fanh upoa tbis poiot, or dwin ear aile
galioua aupiiSuona, need but
cut .ir om srone,
Corner Front and Market street.
Wher they ean ate, feel, bear and know for them
selves, lo fully understand wbat are cheap pood a,
this must ba duue. We do But deem it neeeasary
to enumerate and itemise our itock. It i aoab
fur aa to stale tbat
We have Everything that ia Needed
and consumed In this market, and at price, that
astonish both old and ronnx.
deo20 JuHfcl'H FFlATf A BOX.
XEIV rL,OUK, FEED
AXO
PROVISION STORE,
TUB .ndersigned hare just received at tbeir
new stand in Waliaeelou, ft full supply f
Flour, Feed, Corn Meal, Bacon, 4c,
COAL OIL, (.1 reduced rat. I,)
A good article of TOBACCO, CIGARS AXD
EMOkl.NO TOBACCO, eonsUnUy an hand.
Alt of which will be sold at LOW RATES for
CASH ar given in exchange for SUIXULK3 and
LIMBER.
We respectfully ask the public I. give us a
trial before purchasing elsewhere.
J. R. READ A CO.
Wallacetrn. April 7, 15C.
EDWARD PERKS & CO.,
Flour Manufacturer.,
Aud Dealer, In
GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
rniLIFSBCRO, Tl.
Vrri.i. srpri.T of floi r, wiie..t.
COK.N and CHOP constantly on hand, and
lor sale at rates remark. blr low. fibt-U
cw Wine and Liquor Store.
I. L. REIZENSTEIN,
WaoitlALt DBALCR IS
WINES & LIQUORS,
MARKET ST., CI. EA1 FIELD, FA.
'Vft.Full stock of Wine, Rranly, din, VTblsky
and Alcohol, aiwars on bani. Special attention
pild to eeeuring a pare .rliel. for fact. mental
and medical purposes. jan21-tf
The Lightning Tamer.
'pilE ander.icned ar. the eol. Agents In Ibis
I eiuntv for the"Norlh Ameriren l.elranlted
LKIUTMNU RODS." Tree .re tbe only safe
rod. now la use. end ar. endorsed bv all tho
scientific men in the eeuntry.
vt a hereby nntlfv the eitiiens of tho eoontv
Hi at we will put then up hotter rod, and lr
Irs. money, than ia charged by th. foreign
agent, who annually traverse the eouuty and
carry off our littl, rash, never to return.
ENTOURAGE HOME LABOR.
Those willing llehtnint Bods erected
their buildings need but address us bv letter, wr
tie'' in person. W, will put tbeiu up anywhere
in tiiecounry. ana w.rmnt these. The Rods and
lixturea ea. b. seea at any time by calling nt
enrslor. MKltRKLL A BIULEH.
Cleerfield, Jons II, l.'t tt
GUNSMITHING.
K l; H O V A I..
fpilR undersigned bes leave lo inform bis old
M and new cn.tnnier. aad t
that he lias fitted up a new I
and new cn.tnnier. aad the ptililie eenerally.
1 I N PHtip, on Ibe
lot or the corner of PU IITII and MARKET
slirels, Clr.rfiel.1, Pa., where te will keen eon-
stantiy on hand and tr.ke to order all kind, ef
guns. Also, guns re hnrcd, re-Tatni.hel, an!
neally repaired on short notice. All ord.ra by
mull will receive prompt attention.
jiOOm pd JiUIS VllORK.
n. tu rrti-rnroM
w. n. MerDKnana
2bT13W Filial.
FULLERTON & McPHEKSON,
K
tl.P ranststttlT on haud aad for sa'c, Frt-ab
meats, such as
BEEF, VEAL, MUTTON, ic,
Frr.ll I'lsh, and all Vegetables in aenson
Canned Fruits, liuttrr. Lard. Ar, which they will
.ell al the lowest market prices.
Ca.h p.id for CATTLE, III TTER, Ac.
Room on Market fitreet, oppn.ji the Court
Uouae, 1 ksarfteld, Pe. (M.y IX, ' tf.
"tJI S-fet ft. Ki.mlupo, Jlul.bell's, Dreke',
llaaflaud'a OnmB.,rloeteter, awd Oreewe'a
Usrrenated Bitter, i .1. pwr. Liuuora, of nil
kind, for vredicinal rurrm... for .al. bv
H4RTSWIOK A IRWIN,
1M.KI" I1AMIII.-1I,. undersigued will
pay the higlieit CASH I'EIl K lor all kinds
of H Rf aad DEER FKINP-. (live m. a raU
Cl.arfield, Dce.31. I L. RtlZLNHtlN.
flallrmilj.
PESVLVAm rulTroIJ
TYHONX CLEA HFIELD fiBAXCfl.
ON and after Moadev, APRIL M, !., ,
Pssseoi(er Trains will raa
t; Paa-enr Tr.lo will ma
Buadeyi) between Tyroa and Lock Uan 7?J
Paeenger Traia betweea Traae aitd c-J.
e!4, follows:
LEAVE BOl'TII. LEAVI KORiaT
Cloarli.ld I.4S, p. Tvrone 9 99 im
Philipsburg.arl 60, (iKeola I4, a
" l.J ti, Pbllip.b'rgar'llj,'.
Osceola 4.14, j,n ,J'W
Tyron. " ' CleerllelJ )!.(,,',
FARE AXU DISTAXiJes"
FROM CLEARFIELD
FROM TlRosj.
Station.
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t
4
I
Leonard....
Woodland..
I' if lev
Walleeeton
HI. I. U.ll...
loteraeefine
If' Vanseovoe....
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8 1 W. PleassuL..
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4ii ruuiuitt i.
Plilllp.liure IT
SO fWly Hwg,...is
OS l'oweiltooH 17
0 (Isjceola ao
A Iionbar. i
76 Kleiner's 2H
80 Plilllp.hure-.V4
84 Rlue U.ll ,
ll i Weliaceton. is
Hteinere' 19
Iuntar ?0
Otceoli. Ul
Howrlllon 24
Kanily Ridge....i
onmrnit 27
Ml. Ple.miL... .10
Oerdner 8S An'Bliler 5
Vanscoyoe H 1 fed Wood'aod 3i
Intcre!lion....!l7 1 IM l.r.-n.nl ro ii.
tt
Tyront tt I H riearHrid 41 ,0
FARK FROM CLEARFTELLipTa
Bellefonte, Pa Oi I Middletown .. U W
ll Haven t 70j Msriwia.. ( M
WilliKoiniort. S 61) Lancaster ' vg.'
Hunungdon 1 0 PHILADELPHIA t li
Lowistown t BO Altoona ,j
Marvsville 4 60 J.hnvU.wn sa
HAKHISBCHU ... 4 TilPITTKBl'ltU , 1
CO. M CHUNK.
Passenger, leaving Clesrfield at 2.30 n.
Pbll psl.urg at t.ii p tn., Osceola at 4.1i n '
arrive at Tvrone at 6.60 p. n.. Baking eonnectiea
with Cincinnati Et press East at C.17 n. aaaai
wilh Mail West al 0.4 I p. m , on tioin LmeM
with Bald Eagle Express, leavinc Tyrone at T 44
p. m., arriving at Bellclonte at t 4i p nr., aa4 at
Lock Haven at IP. .10 p. m., connecting with in.
Msil F.ml on tho Philadelphia and Erie Rod, at
11.21 p. m., arriving at Williainsport at 12.4tia.au
hetuniioc, paeneers leantg Wiliamrpat
S.I5 a. tn., on Erie Alail West, arrire at Lock Ha
ven at M a. nr., connecting with Held Eati,
tiprest learin; I.ok llarcn al 10.2s a. ai., sr.
riving at Bellefonta U.iJ ,. B.. Eoow 5,
City at t.ii f. B and Tvtone at 1.20 p. n.
EDWARD U. WILLIAMS,
Oeneral Pnp'rifitendraL
OL0IIUE C. WILK1.NS,
nj?ltf Eopeiintredent.
Philadelphia &ErIc Railroad.
WINTER fjllE TABLE
OX and after MONDAY, K0V. lath. tiei. ta,
tr.ins e. tb. Philadelphia A Erie Rail
Road will run a, f"llow:
Mc.tar.rd.
Mail Train leave, Philadelphia!...... IS t. U.
Da... do.. St. Mary',... 1.J1 P. ,
Do......arriveM Erie 1 10 P. kt.
Brie Kiprea, leaves Pkiladelpkia...II 41 A. U.
Do do.... sit. Wary 'a....... I 04 A. M.
Do....airive at Erie U.M A. t
a.tward.
Mail Train leave, Krie t 40 A. IL
Do do..... St. Mary's. I It p. kt.
Do arrive at Philadelphia.... 10 A P.
Erie Eiprea, leave, Erie 4.M P. kt.
Do di....8t Mary's III! P. M.
Do arrire at Pkiladrlphi 12.46 P. P,
Express east eonneetl at Corry, Vail east al
Curry and Irvio.tou, Express west at lrviesto.
with trail, en Oil Creek f AHrslieay River R 1.
ALFRED L. 11 LER,
General rnperiateadnt
Clearfield County Bank.
rP.IE ClearAelJ Couctj Bok as aa lDeotrara
X inatilydf'B bas &o oat of tiistars 7
lha sorrDdr of lu ehsrter, aa Ut IS, IM
AU its atock Is owatd hy tbs tabscribars, attc
will aoatiiioa tht Pnokit j bnaiasas at ta sssif
plsrf, sa frirat Haaksrs, andar tk firia asa.
of th "Clparaald Coaoty Bank." Haart ra
spoaaiblt for tba dtbts ol tba Ubk, aad will bij
Its rot4s oa demand at tba ooualar. ItsposiU
rocaired sad ia'rcst aid wbta a.aaj la Itftfsr
a flxd Itana. Fipor disoaaatsd al sti aar coot,
ss brrtifora. Oar frcraocal rasfrontsbilifj If
pledged for all l oita rocclTtd sad baaiaaii
trans ctrd. A coBtiauaaea af tba liberal at
roatfro of tba botiaan sna of tba eoatty ii n
spacUalW solicited As PreaidfBt, Caabiar ass.
oSoarj of tla laU Clearfield Coaatr Baak,
raqaira tba aoUs af a.d Bank ta ka prowatsA
fnr radoaiptfia.
JAS. T. LKONARD, riCIIABD BDAW,
WM PORTER, J AS. B. tihAUAHp
A. K. WEIGHT. O. I. RKED,
WM. A. WALLACR.
Tba baslaan of tba Bank will ba aoadoetad )f
Jba M. A da ail., aq.( as Casbtar. joall.'tv
J. I. M'Uirk. Kdwsrd Prrka.
BANEHiG 4 COLLECTION EOTJSE
McGirk & perks.
F oeceasors to Foster, Perks, A Co..
riilllp.burr;, i'entr County, Pa.
A r II ERE all the business of a Banking Hoes,
, T wil' n. transacted proiapUy aad upon ta.
most faror..vle tern..
; if.
County National Bank.
CLEARriILD, PA.
THIS Dsnk If now open and ready for leif
nesa. OICc. on Second street, in the betid
ing formerly aeeupied. by Leonard. Finney A Ce.
tunicroM lap orriraas.
7AI. B. GRAHAM, RICHARD SHAW
WM. A. WALI.ACK, WM. PORTE.
A. K. WRIoilT, OKO. L. REED.
D. W. M00RR, JAS. T.LEONARD;
juSJ.e! Cashier. PrerdeaL
Vlnrtismittting.
Xcw ISInrkKinith Shop.
EECOXD ST., CLEARFIELD, Pi.
rpiIE undersigned begs I. inform Via frteada.
t .ad lb. iah.bitaats eftbs borooeh ol Clear
eld and enrroa.dteg neighborhood, thsr h, uv
row ready to execute all order, ,ltbw ta troa ar
ttoel.
1I0R?E SHOEING on tb, most arpntt
nltw stvle.
ALL KINDS OF SAW. MILL IRONS
Eli 1 N E work, loraci', tools, een.tboka,epree-t,
grabs, Aa.
Meet tools of all kind, aoada.f test Ialu
or America steel.
i-AII any work I, warranted t give nil-
fetin,.r not ebaj-ged for.
not." II AMOS KKNSARD.
KoggsToM-iii-ihlp.lwnte
(ir.EAT EXCITEMENT AT
THOMAS BEERS'S I
JVKRYBODT tryinf to ft tbots flrtl, fsfftaf
i of be inn crowd rd oat lata tba aold.
li ymm a an t good hborlnp dona, fro ta Unas.
If ynajwant war Sla imaed right, go la BifRi
If joa vsat gmed Mill Irons, fo ia Bcstiff
If jra aat oar wagon lrttnd ia thtbtat
strle and workmanahlp, go ta Bit
Br ins vakts tb hst htomp Maebias is l
Stole, aod dota all kinds or BlACKKWITHlNti
as chctp as can ba dona la tho eoanty for Cssh.
!; Ttist Otbca addrM Is CUarncId Brtdr.
THOMAS BtlvHi.
Bwcg Tp.. Poa. 19, t?7-tf.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME 1XDUSTKT.
Till K acderrlgned. bevlng e.tabli.b.d a Km
eery o. the 'l ike, .bout half way between
rtr.rneld and Curwee.viHs. is prepared te fur
nl.b ail k. ad. of Ull IT TKKKS, (standard sod
dwarf.l Kvergrens, Sbeuhhery. Grape Vines,
tlooreberrie Lawhin Riaesoerry, Strawberry,
and Rajberry Vines. Alto. Siberia. Crab Trees,
Uulnee, and early seirlet Rkabarb, lo. OrJtrs
prumptiy nlietded lo. Address,
J. D. WRIG11T.
erJ S y Curwensrills, P
Lime lor Sale I
THE nnJrnigKd, resldin, nenr lb. depot ku
m.d. eompleto wrangeaie.ls wllh Li.
liurners east at the nioa.uia, whereby he Is sue
bled tn keep ooastutly e. bead a large q.aality ef
TURE LIME!
which be offer, to farmers and builder, al trij.
boi eoost. Those in need of the nrtiole weald do
well lo give me . call, or ed.lrees me by letter, he.
fore ueottniiag their lime.
lime,
L'tU
riearlleM, Pa . Je I
TA!kTI:i line good HCKSIITH
1 one man to work In wood making Weds.
Wagoas, Hump Alaehtues. do. Mngb. ms r
men with auail families. App
iOdTIl A RIMBAIOER,
n'tf Jeftrr.'i Line, ae.rAal wunty, re-