Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, December 15, 1869, Image 4

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NOTHING f.OHT.
Jfc'hlng li loll ! Th" drop of Jew
TUt tremlilee on the liel or lluwer
Ii but eabalcd to rll anew
In mumier e thunder ihnwer;
Pert'tienee to ahine within the bow
That front! the nn Hi lull of day )
Peivhaiire to eparkle in the fliw
Of rfiunuinf far away.
So with our deed,, for good or ill,
TbT have their power, aetroe understood i
Tlien lot u uee our better will
To malic thorn rife with Rood j
Liko cirelre oo lake they no,
Hing within ring, ond nen'r May.
Oh ! that our deedi won fa.hiooed ao
That ibey might blew alwav.
The Prison Convict.
I Traa on bonrd a little aubnrbnn
eWamtir, lour or five j-cnrs ago, which
mopped tit Sing SinK on her way down
to the city. On botird, sIho, happen
ed to be my friend, the Itecorder of
Js'ow York. Ho privately culled my
attention to a younj: man siUiiigawHy
forward on tbo upper deck. " llo is
just from the State Prison," said he,
"to whi-h I sentenced him flvo years
ago." The happy fellow was cleanly
Rliaved, and was cheaply but not tin
tastefully dressed in a mixed dark
grey suit, which wHsfurnislied him on
fearing by the olliucrs ol the prison.
1 Without seeming to notice him, I
joined him uller awliilo, and, without
forcing myself upon him, I ontored in
to a hnp-liazard pushing conversation
with him. He made no secret of who
or what he had been and was. "If
ymx had been in ihutbig marble hotel
41s I hvo been for the last five years,"
:iid he, pointing to the white prison
Hushing in the afternoon sun, over
the gloy river, "yon would bo as
iiappy as I am. 1 am too happy to
talk, "in fuel; and haven't been much
used to tulking lately, either." He
told me liia brief story. He bad been
a head book keeper in a large dry
goods establishment, loved his busi
ness, but the luxuries of the city res
taurants more ; began to alter tlie tig
uret and pocket the proceeds, until be
was suspected, accused, arrested, found
guilty and punished. He hud never
been'in the shower-buth, or worn the
yoke, or been in the dungeon. He
had served out his time without com
plaint against him for any infraction
of the rules. And he left the prison a
thoroughly reformed man. . ''It was
the first slop," said he, "that did it,
and, thank God !" ho added, "it shall
be the last." And it was tlio last. He
is now an honest man, and respected
by all who know him andtiave known
liis trials.
I asked him what was the hnrdost
period with him in bis confinement,
and was surprised at his answer:
'The first two months," said ho, "and
the lust two. I was overwhelmed
with painful anxiety as the lime of
my liberation drew near; I could
curve ly eat or sleep j 1 was almost
Afraid I shoal dio before my time was
up."
One thing ho dwelt npon, which I
trill repeat here for it was an evil
which must bo corrected and that is
the association of yonng criminals
with old and hardened offenders.
There were boys in our shop," said
he, "in for their tirstoffeute, who haw
been tutight lessons in crime; and, as
sure as lliey como out, will profit by
their instruction from scoundrels who
bad Itvico boon recommitted to Sing
JSing." Packard's Monthly.
Oua Walk. How curiously men's
hnrctei's get into their legs We
may know them by their walk as well
as their conversation the. pompous
man, with his strut, the crafty man
with his sliding gait, the energetic
man, with his eager stride Then
there arc- good-natured easy moving
souls, who seem to glide ulong with
out effort, jolly fellows who roll from
side to side, and dreamy souls who
Saunter. Wo remember walking
behind a sturdy fellow whoso stumpy
legs worked up and down in a pecu
liarly vicious and malignant way. and
we said there is guilt in them. Next
week wo heard of his jumping from
the railroad train witb an ofliccr in
hot pursuit to arrest him for horse
stealing. But h ii bit as well as charac
ter mny bo seen in guit. We used to
be amused at a young fellow wlitwe
flint movement when he set out to
walk was always walked half side
ways, with on shoulder elerutcd, us
though he were going round a cask.
Sailors cannot forget the roll of the
aliip, even on land. Woman's walk is
artificial, and has little character in
it. lint even this is the result of
dress, which in inoro ways thau one
destroys the individuality of tho sex.
SuNsniNK AND Clouds. Ah, this
lieaulilul world ! I know not what to
think of it. Sometime,- it is all sun
shine and gladness, and hetiven itself
lies not lur off, and then it suddenly
changes, and is dark and sorrowful,
and the clouds shut out the day. In
the lives of the saddest of us there are
bright days like this, when we fuel as
if we could take the great world in
our arms. Then como gloomy hours,
when the fire will not burn on our
henrths, and nil without nnd within
is dismul, cold tin J dark. Believe mo,
every heart has its secret sorrows,
which tho world knows not, nnd often
times we cull man cold wheu bo is
only sad. Longfellow.
A humerousold man fell in with an
ignorant and rot her imtorlinent young
convert, who proceeded to inform the
old gentcinun, io very positive terms,
thut he could never roach heaven un
lets he wus born again, ami added :
"I have experienced that change, and
row 1 feel no anxiety." "Anil have
you been born nguin f" said his com
panion musingly. "Yes, I trust 1
bitvo." "Well," said the old gentle
Man, eyeing him attentively,"! don't
think it would hurl you to be born
once nioro '"
A fellow coming out of a tavern
one frosty morning, rather top-heavy,
fell on the step ; trying to regain his
fooling, ho remarked : "If it bo true
that the wicked stand on slippery
ground, 1 belong to a different class,
for it's more than I can do."
John (J. Suite, at a western hotel
the other day, for some minutes under
took in vain to curve a piece of beef
The wit luid down knife and fork,
glanced around and spoke, 'Cienllo
men," said he, "that's an In din go
mcnl on Good) ear's patent,"
Tennie Beam, the "buster," is mix
ing up clay for the fnce of Gen. Fre
mont. It ia hoped that the false beud
will faithfully represent the hair
p;trtcd In iln middle
Erantios of UioTarilT RjBtcui.
W'c need fir rji'tililiitu rtnit three
hundred million ilnllnM. We Hjjrvo
to miso from customs one hundred
ii ml (Illy million more than K.iiglaml
niisi's froirt six articles, wo tax more
than four thousand different articles
of Imports. Hut we actually get sov
cnlyitvo million of dollars revenue
from the following flvo articles : C'nf
feo, ten, sugar, tobacco, wino and spir
its, nnd li,iiiirs. To obtain tho other
seventy-five million only, wo see fit to
lay duiios on nearly four thousand ar
ticles j and chnrgo a duty as high as
ISO per cent, on somo goods ; to got
those 875,01)0,000, wo tux no less than
oiio thousand million dollars of con
sumable commodities annually, and
thereby enhance thoir pries on tho
average of 50 per cont. Wo raised
for instance, a levcmie of not quite
11,000,000 from 100,000 tons of im
ported pig Iron. But wo consumed
1,000,000 of home-made, iron besides,
in 1X08, on all which tho prico was
raised to tho amount of foreign iron.
Thus the tariff compelled tho people
to pay the domestic pig iron mukers
a bonus of 814,500,000, gold, during
that year.
Wo did not raise ono dollar of reve
nue from woolen blankets for the last
three years, as there is a heavy duty
on this article; nevertheless, tho duty
compelled the peoplo to pay the man
ufacturers forty cents in currency a
pound, for what can be bought in
England for twenty-four cents curren
cy, or 19 cents gold.
The extraordinary number of arti
cles of importance taxed, compels us
to keep a custom' house staff that out
numbers the armies with which we
fbrmerlv fought and conquered the
savage Indians.
We put temptations in the way of
theso ptihliuscrvunts, which have bred
corruption among them. We offer a
premium for smuggling and false
swearing; the New Orleans sugar
scandal, at this moment, and the New
York silk scandals, of last wintor, will
testify to this.
We tax the poor man's clothing,
glass, crockery, bedding, fuel, and gas;
wo tax the woolen socks of tho baby
100 per cent, and the brass coffin nail
45 percent. And all the misory,vice,
corruptions, and fraud caused by these
hud laws perpetrated to raise seventy
five million dollars revenue from sev
eral thousand urticlca, when the same
sum could be got from only ton arti
cles! But then the simpler system
would not enrich five or six thousand
monopolists, who, under the name of
"protection to American industry,
impose these griovous wrongs on the
peoplo. X lr. Evening Post.
A Model Switchman. It appears
by the evidence elicited b3' the Coro
ner's investigation into tho causes of
tho dreadful catastrophe on tho West
ern l'n ei lie Branch Builrond tho other
day, that the switchman, who was
carefully furnished by tho company
with a time-tuble for his guidance as
to the running of trains, could not
read a word of his timo-tablo nor
anything else in short, that the poor
fellow could neither read nor write.
Now, this is not the man's fault, but
his misfortune. But what censure is
too severe for the company who
employed snch a person in this respon
sible position, with hundreds of lives
daily in his hands? We fear thut
there are a good many more switch
men to whom the time-tables are just
as worthless and incomprehensible as
to this California pioneer io the
business.
Benjamin FiUpntrick, ex-Governor
of Alabama, and ex-U. a. nenutor,
died at his residence, near Montgom
ery, recently, in the 68lh year of
Ins age. Xitt was I residential elector
in 1840; was elected Governor of
Alabama in 1841 ; and re, elected to
the. same office in 1843; waa appointed
IT. S. Senutor in 1852 ; to succeed W.
K. King, and elected to the same
position in 1855 for the six years
term, lie retired Irom the senate in
February, 1861, and took part in tbe
rebellion.
A man and wife out west bad a little
family "broil," recently, and he got
Ins bark up at her, and as a punish
mcnt, ho locked her up in a room.
Wishing to aggravate her ho sent
their son to the room with a bone.
The youth innocontly brought it, and
suid, "Mother, father sent this up, and
says there is a bono to pick 1 he
gentle mother replied, "'i'ako it back,
and lull him 1 say lio is not your
liithor, and thcro s a bono fur unit to
pick." She ought to know.
Babiks vs. Wheat. Bubics aro
Sit id to rescmblo wheat in many
respects: First neither aro good for
much until they Arrive at maturity ;
second, both aro bred in the house,
and are also tho flower of the family;
third, both have to bo cradled ; fourth,
both are generally well thrashed
beforo they nrc done with.
Tho niggers of Washington, D. C,
have such a horror of the Devil, that
they carry raisors to church, to defend
themselves against Ins attacks. I ho
Police coming in the other night to
muko peace between his Satanic
Majes'y and the "Men and brothers,
two of them were severely cut.
A Radical candidate for Congress, in
Texas, who probably sees no chance
for his election, writes to a Renntorin
W at hington ant ing ho does not think
his State is vet tit for admission to
Congress. What un unselfish man bo
seems to be.
A gentleman in La Crosse, Wis
consin, thought his wood-pile vanished
too rapidly, Mnd charged a few choice
sticks wiih gunpowder, the wotx
became mixed up, and tbo owner of
tho pilo has been obliged to buy a
new stove,
In the Sonthcrn States thonsnnds of
white Americnncilitensarestill under
tho ban of disfranchisement. In the
language of an eloquent divine, "If
this bo the American Kagle, giro us
an owl !"
Two French friends met. "Ah,
good duy ; how are von 7" "Pretty
well." "And jour wife?" "She is
trnveling." "lor bcrheallh?" "No,
for mine."
Judv ha just noticed in aratslnguo
"The llistorv of Cortes, in two vols.,
half calf." Query, which bulfcalf and
which cows.
A Chicago girl says that sh don't
git married for tho reason that she
don I know whose husband she might
bo marrying.
Greeley is opposed to lager as a bev
erage, aud won't "tight tint Sigcl" no
more.
Female disciples of Anna Dickinson
smoke cigars in the streets of Boston.
Susan B. Anthony gets up steam
ilh coffee. Pbe formerly nnd nfer.
THE CLEARFIELD STORE
UKCONSTJtUCTKD.
flewge t,. Herd - William Powell,
Juiin r. Wearer William W.ltttta.
GEO. L. REED & CO.,
Two tloort aorth of tht Court IIouh,
CI.KARPIM.n, PA.
HAVING returned to our old buiinm iUnd,
we berrltr notify the eitiieni of Clrrfltli
nnd the tiuMIc (rencrnllr. that we have entvnd
npon, enff intend to protecuie, a rlfjromm ciira-
in ftRainit hlpjh prion end Inferior goodi, nJ
Ave now on hand full eunnlv of til kind uf
goudi uicd in thil market lu the line of
Dry Jool,
Weeltitn to hav a full uiortmenl, eoniliting is
pan oi mu.iiiii, Dieaoufa sua unuleacbed j
J'riuu of alt graded and il) lti; and
Fall and Winter Dress foods,
Such as Alpaeat of all ihadei ; Be Lai nee, Mo-
nnxi an. I lawn.li . k.d..,. . f..ll
meat of gentlemen 'i wear, ooneiitiug
in part of
Cloths, Cassimeres,
Eatintttt and a full Miortment of
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Xollons, Hosiery, Trimmings,
BONNETS, C,
Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoes.
GROCERIES.
We have a full apply of Coffpe. Tea, Sugar, Riot
Jiolaiaei. lol-aeoo, Fifth. Salt, linteed,
coal and A. h Oilg,
PL0UE, BACON, DRIED FEUTT,
8ugar-ared I lame, Mree Tortt, and a full
aupply of ProvUion.
Hardware and Qucensnare,
Wooden K inflow Ware.
Ml th foretyitne; ar!':let will ht netianred for
CASH, l.t MBtK, or COUNTKY PRODUCC,
and at prieea to wbich than ean ba no eieeptinn.
Thoaa io aaed of Uooda io our lioa, will pitas
t&-CALL AXD SEE US.'-a
GEO. L. HEED A CO.
Clearfield, Sept, 17, 1908 If.
GREAT EXCITEMENT
ON SECOJN1) STREET,
Cltarfltltt, Pa.
NEW GOODS AT LOW PEICES.
nPHK wndaratraed raaneetfullv Invlu fha i.
J. I'Btlns of tha pallie eoncrally to thoir
pianais MPnrtatst orairchudlta, wbleo tbej
art stw itlUof v
AT VERY LOW PRICES.
Tbtlr atoek toailiU io port tf
Dry Goods of the Best Quality,
9frh ot Prlnta, Pa Lalnai, Alpareai, Martota,
Utrebam,Muilnl,ftlBebad and onblaaeb
to,) Drilling. Tieatna:, tottno old
Wool FloftneU.9atibrla,Caalmraa,
Cottonadea, Ltdlta' 6btwlat
ablat A IWda, Italmoral
and Jloop Skint, o
Alio, o flnt ftMortment of Mao'r Drawara tod
Sblrte, Halt a Cap., Boot, a bbota.
II of whlcb
WILL BE BOLD LOW FOR CASH
Hardware, Queensware, Glassware,
Groceries and Spices.
IN SHORT A GENERAL ASSORTMENT
Of ertrjtbinf nrually fcept la a rttall ttort, all
CHEAP FCB CAPH tr approred ooaotrj pro
daot.
A. ft. WRIGHT A SONS.
Clurdtld, Not. 7 , Rfl7.
C. KRATZER & SONS
ARERK.CE1VI.VO A SPLENDID STOCK
OK CARPETS AM) OIL C LOTUS.
WALL PATERS-GILT PATER, f o.
LACE CURTAINS, WINDOW SHADES-
COUNTERTANE3 AND QUILTS.
LINEN TABLE CLOTHS t KATKINS
LADIES SILK COATS if-OVERSKI RTS.
ELEGANT 6UAWL3 t LACE POINTS.
LADIES' CHILDREN'S TRIMMED
UATS.
DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
BEST KID GLOVES-LADIES' GEN.
'J LEMtN'S AND CHILDREN'S.
BLACK AND FANCY 8ILKS.
FINE BLACK ALPACAS.
UNEQUALLED STOCK LADIES' AND
CHILDREN'S 8HOE.S t U A ITERS.
MEN'S CALF f FRENCH KIP BOOTS.
HEAVY CALF BOOTS. $5.
M EN'S AND BOYS' FINE AND HEAVY
SHOES.
BEST STON K TEA SE ITS, J8.
CASSIMERES VERY CHEAP.
GROCF.RIF.S. FLOUR rf- PROVISIONS
AT LOH'ESr RATES.
L1RFHAL DEDUCTION TO THOSE
BUYING IN QUANTITY.
wool,. M ARKTTfNfl AND COUNTRY
ntODlVK WANTED.
Clrtrteld, Jn ID, Hftt.
Ilvrry Stable.
TIIR nliderlrned bef leara to Infirm tht poh
he that he la ww full? prepared to weenwimo
dale all In tht war of furni.tiihjt llnraea, llot'iea,
haddlea ond Hameaa, on tht ahorte. wotiet and
oo rtaaonahlt torma. Reaidtoet oo Loewat atreet.
wtwero Tbird ond fourth.
OHO. W. OEARHARI,
"le.rfleld, April 11. 117.
11IIM Oil I.' White l.eJ Vie PIh. t.in.
1 ared Tornentina, Vamlahaa of oil kioda,
Cohra to OH tud lrr I aim, arni.b lini.her,
! HAhliWICK. A IX" If.
.flOllf MilSOIU.
, nVMttiT.
Hl'llKIU' & YOUNG,
Slone-Cutlprs & Mono-Masons,
HLL aitentfall nrk In Ihflr Mnn at mA-
tral r. aoa In FIHhT VlH6 tt;la.
Architectural Ornaments
la ALL PTVLEW, Fion PreMinf of rrt
fJHH'rifHrtn, and all kin U nf niitnn work on
(rrtid fur la nrnulof ih oennty. Any ierfri
wdliinjc In hava rfprrintil mtion work ind
HoBf-raltlnf duo, mil find it to thtlr lolcrfM
to oall upon ui. Wt would ilro In for a the pub
He thut wa can deliver any quantity or elati af
toD dvilrad, a w ara th awatn of a
FIRST-CLASS STONE (JUAItUY.
Ordr for work nun ba addrad althtr to
ClearAeld or Luthtrsburr-
varXltf U IBKRT A YC-UNO.
9Inrhlc A Nlonc Yard.
t. hp i) i: r. a co.
DKCIHB to Inform their frien.li, and tbo
puhlia, that Ihty haro bow and will keop
eunataotly on hand a Iff and wall oolretfd
took of ITALIAN and VKKMONT MAKbLK,
and ara proparad to furnUb to order
TOMBSTONES,
Doi and Crodla Totnba, MonunenU In Sandstone
and Marble, Curbi and I'oa ti for Ctat
tery Lota, Window Silla A Caps,
Arohltactural A Lawo
Urnamenti.
Tbey would Invlta ipeoial attention to their
baidtione Monuments which ara built from
original dMgn$, and will compare farorably
aiih anytning 01 tae una in me coumr.
If dufirod they can furniah Marble Window
Still and Capa at a alight advance oo the price
of bandiuiDe.
Yard on Reed atreat.near the Railroad dpot.
Cleartield. Pa. jeVtf
Cheap liirnltiire.
JOHN GULICII
DVS1BE3 to Inform hii old frl(ndt and eaa
tomera, that havina; enlarged hia shop and
increased bis faoilitiea lur in an i act a rim. he la
now prepared to tuake to order aurb Furniture as
maybe diet red, in food atyle and at ebaap ratea
forCABH. lie generally baa on band, at hia
Furniture rooms, a varied assortment of ready
made fur ait ore, among wbich era
BCREAU3 AND SIDE-BOARDS.
Wardrobes and Book-Cases; Centre, Rofa, Parlor,
Breakfast and Dining fci tension Tables) Com
mon. Frencb-pAst, Cottage,.! nny-Lind and other
Bediteads j H(u r all kinfls, work stanas,
lUt-rneke, Waab-standai Hooking and Arm
Chairs t aprlnif'eat, eane bottom, par' or, eom
moa and other Chairs j Looking-Ulaaeaa of every
description on band ; and new glassaa for old
frame, which will ba put In na vary reasonable
terms on ehorteet noliea. He also keeps on band
or furnishes to ordsr. Corn-busk, II air and Cot
too-top Ma'tfessos.
Coffins or Evfrt Kind
Made Io order, end funerals atteaded with a
Hearse whenever driirad. Also. House Painting
done to order. Tbe subscriber also maoofae.
tares, and has constantly on band, Clement's
Pstent Washing Machine, the best now ia ase I
Those sulnc this marhine never nerd he with
out clean eluttoas! He also has Flyer's Patent
Churn, a superior art if Is. A family asing this
Cbutn never oeed he without butter I
All the above and many otbor artleles are fur
nlsbed to austomerscbaap for Cisn or exchanged
for approved aouotry prtMjuoa. tbarry. Maple,
Poplar, Lio wood and oner Lumber suitable for
Cabinet wota, takeo io . icbangs for furoita-t
ser-B member the shop la oo Uarkci street,
Ctsarfleld, Pa., and onarly opposite the "Old Jew
Store." JOliX Ul'LIt'U.
Movambar S. mi ?
H, F. NAUGLE,
CLOCK AD WATCH MAKER,
orroiiro rao j. rr r jr. iiit mm
POST OFFICEIiiSAcLKARriELD
rpiIR obaeribtr rtrrttettollr brornia fata old
X patroo. ood tht public frnarallT. thai ht
biuoo baud, (ana la oi.a.laiiiijr ratti? tog saw
addiliaoa iharaw.) o Urga itoca ul
Clocks, Watches and Jewelry.
MP-1 kttp Jewtlry ia oil III forma ond of
diltrtot valott, allbtr bj tot ittet or aak
WATCHES A foil vaortaanl oftlthtr Hold
or Filter, mada hr tbt brat Aotricoo ood (or
tl(0 nanwfanwrtrt, inelndioi! o ioa lot of gold
and tilrtr buollnf Cat a, lull Jtwtltd, Paltnl
Ltttri.
CLOCKS Of til de.lftil. oooalltlnf of tl,bt
da ood thirtv-boor, of tuber wtigbt auriog or
Itrtrt, ond both arnot ood olora.
REPA1RINO.-AU klndi of Wotebai nd
Clocka Kepalrtd, and warraottd.
Io odditlon to what T hart tnnmtroted. I kaep
o (oil oaaortnanlof M'K''rn.KS. oolnred and
plainglaaa. Alio, UOI.D I'ENS and I'bNCIU.'.
M'GONS, FORKI, Bl'TTKK KNIVES, and It
fart trtrrtbing to tbt Jtwelrj lint. If t fail to
bart on band jaat wbt 0 eu.tonar Din need, 1
will ordor par I rat eiproat, without titra charge.
A liberal .bart of publie patronagr ia rohrlted.
Mo 7, IM j II. P. KAl'ULE.
READING FOR ALL! !
BOOKS C- STATIONERY.
Marks-! Ht., ClearOrld, (at the 1oM rtfflre.)
'1IK undersignrd bega leave to announce io
I the citisns of Clearfield and virintty. that
he baa fitted ap a room and baa just returned
from tbo city with a large amount of reading
matter, onilsling in part uf
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Blsnk, Account and Pass Books of evary de
scription ; I'aper end Envelopes, Fronck pressed
and plain: 1'eui and lVnoilsj lilank, Leral
Pipers, Ifeds, Mortgages; Judgment, F.iemp
tloa and Promlsiory notes ; H bite and Parch;
ment Hrief, L iral Cap. Hccord Cap, and Bill Cap ,
tiheet, Musie lor either Piano, time or Vit.lln
eonsuntly on band. Any books or etatloaery
desired that I may not have on hand, wit be or
ordered by first express, and sold at bolorals
or retail t suit customers. I will also keep
periodical literature, each as Magasines, News
pipers, As. P. A. UAl'LIIi.
Cl.arflf.ld May T, Iflf tf
JOS. SHAW & SON
Hat, jutt opened
Ni Stoko, on Main St.,CLHtritio, Pi.,
lolelf occuplej j Win. F. in WIN.
Tlieir atock contiil, of
LD 111 IT (33-CD CD ID S3,
Gwu:u of lb, beat qiioliljr,
Queenswarc, Doots and Shoes,
tod rvery brticls neceuarr for
oae'i comfort.
Colt t)d xtmioe our itock U(or fur
rliiuins rlaawhnrn. Maf 9. 1Hf,C,-lf.
II. I). TAYLOR'S
LIME AND COAL YARD,
(Near the Hatlroa4 Depot.)
M.AnHl.l.I), PI.MVA.
IEMlinACK this method of Informing the
puttlin, that I have npenM np a yard lor the
ule of wood or coal-burnt LlMKand Anthracite
COAL, in the borough of Clearfield, and hate
completed armngemotits with eartern dealers by
hixh I can keep a full supply constantly on hand,
whirh will I deposed of at fraaonahlc rates, hy
the tun, bushel or car load, to suit pnrchaeers.
Tit ons at a distance) can address mc by letter, and
obtain all neorssary information ht rttnin mail.
H. B. 1AVLOK.
Clearfield, Pa Feb. S4, iHttu tf
ui) MY HOOK."
nAVINU purrbartd the entire tloek of good
nt the i.ld aland of Kirk A 8ieneer, 1
luu.ud to eontinur Ui. hu.ineta aa herelofurt.
Me notio l, to aril "rnmr row i."
Thanking onr friepda and eu.tomera for paat
patronage, I aolirit o oonlioaonre of th. rame.
ifAAC KlItK.
l.omher City. 8rpt. li tf.
IIIK llKMOCRATIC ALMANAC forTr
I "07 and ln fur aale 01 tht Pint OKI..
I'riee SS tenia. Mailed tn anr fuMr... fleSa-''
B
LANK 0fTAHI KH HALL I OK
tail at Uil tDct.
onrti,i and Mlathlnf .rhop.
a. p. Rovaroa ..nro. a. tot an
BOYNTON A YOUNQ,
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Manufacturers of
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Fourth and Pine Street,,
CI KARI'llCM), PA.
e
HAVING engaged Io tbo manufoeture of fliat
elaaa H At'HINEKY, wo reapoolfullr inform
tbt publio that wt are now prepared to ill oil
order, aa cheap, ond oa promptly oa "an be dont
io on j of tht cillec. Wt tnaoufaaturt and deal in
Mulay and Circular Saw-Mills,
Heorl Blocka, Water Wheela, Sliaflinj Pulley,,
Oillrird'l Injeclor, Pleom Uanjrra, Sleam Whiitlu,
Oiltra, Tallow Cupf, Oil Cupa, Gouge Cockl, Air
Cocka, (llobc Valrca, Check alvea, wrought Iron
Pipea, 6leam'Punipi, Boiler Feed I'uuipl, Autl
Friction Metrep, Boap 8lont Packing, Gum Puk
ing, ond oil kinda of MILL WORK; together
with Plow., Eled Snlta,
COOK AXD PA II LO It STOTES,
ond other CABTINOS of oil kioda.
9-Ordora aolicited ond filed ot ally price,.
All lettera of Inquiry with refertnet to moehintrr
of our tuanufaelart promplly tniwortd, by oddrta-
ing u, at llaorDeld, Pa.
deeU tf BOYNTON A YOCNO
glaning pill.
0. I.. It
lJ;.r,)N0TICE.p:
ell.
1. . W
Ball a.
a. it. iti:i:i a eo.
CLEARFIELD
PLANING MILL
ALL RIGHT!
HpIlE proprietor, refpaelfolly inform tbtrltltent
A of Clearllrld .nnlr, that they bart entirely
reHtted thia tttabli.htnmt witb the lateat Innroel
wood-working machinery, ond art now prepared
to tieroit oil onteri In their lint of bunineaa.
They will give e.peclal attention to the mauufu.
turn of material for hotlat building, Ixb u
FLOORING, WEATHER-BOARDING,
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS,
Bit.it KETS If JIOVM.ni.YCS,
Or ALL STYLES,
Wt alwara hart on band o larra atock of tiny
LUMUKR. ond will payroab for oil clear Lombtr.
Ont-and half Ineb ponal etuf preferred.
Lumber Manufactured to Order,
Or aichonged, to autt twatotntra. - -
H. Order, tollcitml, and LomWr foreiabtd oa
abort ootict ond on reaaonable tenna. v
O. L. REED A CO.
Cleartield, Xot. T, HOT.
E. B. PTTO...
E. A. iKrm
.Jon. Parron,
..J. K. Iowia.
E. B. PATTON & CO.,
Ilarlnf tiled up 0 Int-elta,
PLANING 3IILL
Ara prejiadrei to furnUb all kinds ef
Manuraclured Lumber,
orb as
Flooring. 5iding, Snrface-rrcised Lum
ber, 6 ft ib, Doon. Blindi,
And every dracrifttoo of
PLAIN AND FANCY MOULDING.
TJrDcal.ni will find it to their adrenlage to
eon.ult onr price, before pnrcha.in, eleewhert.
Addrtaa, t. B. PATTllN A CO.,
Carweofrille,
Iee. S, IMIt-tf Clearfield count., Po.
(Tlotltino.
IIou Io Nave ZTIoiiv.
TUB times ara oard : yvm'6 tike to kosw
How ynn nay aare your dollars
The way to do it I will show.
If yce nill read bat follows,
A man he Itred ant far from sere,
V ho worked hard at fata trade,
Bo! bad a household to sup port
That squandered all ha mada.
I met hi in ours. Bays be, "My friend,
I look (bread bear and roDjrk j
I've tried to get myself a aatl,
Bat can't save ap eaoogli."
Bars I, my friend, bow mack bare yoa?
j'll tell yea where to ffo
To est a suit that's enand and ebeant
To KK1ZKNSTKIN A Co.
lis took what little ba bad earsd,
And want to Rsiteasteta A Urol hers'.
And there he got a handsome salt.
For half he paid to otbere.
Now he Is home, be iooks eo wsll.
And tbelr effect Is each,
That when they take their delly meal,
They don't eat half as much.
And now be finds oa Fstarday nigbt.
With ell their war. .a snpplied,
That he has money rf to spend,
And soma to lay aside.
His good enecei-e. with cheerful smile,
He glatlly tells to alt.
f you'd save money, go and buy
Your clothes at
ItKIKKNSTfilX'R CLOTHlNa 11AI.L.
tthrrn the cheapest finest and best Clothing
and good Furnishing Oooda can he bad to mait
evry taste and In every etyla aprl I, A?
Miss E. A. P. RynderJ
ABIRT to
Chlckarlnf 's, Ptelnwav'i and Emerenn's Pianos j
Smith's, Masnn Hamlin's and Peloubet't
Urgans and Me'odeona, and O rover A
Baker's hewing Machines,
atjio raarita op
Piano, flatter, Crean, Harmony and Vocal Mi
lls, Ko pupil taken for less than half a term.
jMr-hnotn ncit drmr to Firat Natioaal Bank.
Clearfl. ld. May i, "9 If.
1I"-TH !: A I'OKHTAIM.Kn M.VA
Wc have printed a large number of the new
rKR BILL, and will an the receipt of Iwentr.
flvntenta, mail a aopy to an address. my 21
T A.Ti:l-IIMMMM) No. I tiglilert Inch
M HIIINtiLE., for which the bifh'M pnot
HI per.. 4. w bAVKK VlllS,
O. resell, .V Jl, . tf
Ai jlWiUrliif.
v a id.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
DRUGGISTS,
Jtarkrt Slrtrt, Cttarflrld, Fa.
TK b'g Itore to Inform onr old ond nt
toatfimtre. that wt hart reoinetd onr ...
tobll.hneot to tha apocloo, new building Jn.t
.reeled oa Marked atreet, otorlr adjoining tht
Man. too tloua. on tba we.t, ondoppo.ltt Me.arr.
Orahatn A Bona' flora; wbtrt wt rt.paetfullj
Inritt tbt pubiit to come ood boj thtir
Drugs, Chemicals, Patent Medicines,
OILS, PAINTS AND VARNISHES.
Our atoek of Druga ood M adlaloea eoo.lati of
everything u.ed, atlteltd with tbt grtotoat
oora, ond
WAE ANTED BT&ICTLY FUSE I
Wa also keen a full itock of Dytis, Perfamerlci,
Toilet artleles. Koaps, Tooth Brushes, Hair
Brushea. VV hltewasb Uroihes, and avery otter
kind Brashes. W have a large lot of
WHITE LEAD, TURPENTINE,
VI..M..1 All Plnt rt tn f.e WMltil.
taad it, tha pointing buaioeaa, wkieo wt .lltr ot
Citj prioti lo ou b bovara.
TOBACCO AND 6E0AR3,
Confaetlcntry, Bpieta, ood tho lorgtat 'atoek of
rariatitt trtr ofltrad io thia place, ond worront
d to bt of th. boat tbt Morktt afforda.
J. . IIAHTWICE,
Kot. 3d, 188. J011X t. I'tWIN.
SHRINCR'S
Will enre the ARTTTVA, BftOVCTTTTTej. BLOOD
iPITTISW, MKIil'LHY OK liHKATHINO. I'AIN
ami W K A KN KhS I V 1 UK CIIFST, TKl-rilJ.PHOMC
O.n.HlM) AT N'KJHT, kt It will tffl.ftu.ltr
laovr the Couith Uit fnurntly fellows Mcaales, and
any alVctloa of U rnptroviorj nrxina, n sttur of
how long sUndtnr, ar wlistcv?r Uir use of the prnmt.
It acU m a erlftc, I pnn-ly n frtiWe and it plruant
to tlie Uil. Its elT-tn l eoMiiint, atlavlni lb vie
lettoe nf Uta eouph, fnrlhUllna cx!-KtoraUoit,tlUeUlig
Um twit adi cxliilirattiig Uac ajskas.
Mothers, Save Your Children I
K a child naed die of TRnrp, If this Dymp Is usHI
tn tim: tktg ti a mrt 4rmtmttrait4 (y twptnenrt.
No Umy r'aii11 bt? without this Hrrup, as that fatal
di , CRiit l'.enmca hka a thtrf tn t)i ntrtil, ts
steal a way .?mr litUa ooa, wbca rt-gular met.cal aid
Ctvuaot Im tbulncd.
Irtpartd tnly bf
DAVID E. rot'TZ,
c sTaltiaMra, ltd.
For sale by II arts wick A Irwin, Clearfield, and
fcv dnifKta and store keepers throughout the
I'nttcd States. (Ift.JI l v
Attention, Afflicted I
THK subscriber lrti notice that ho has
resamed the practice of Medicine In Luth
erebarg, where he Intends to devote his a Hen
Ilea to tbe treatment of CHKCMC DISEASES
( a general He will keen on bsnd a choice sa
leeiionof DRUUHand MEDICINES ad a pud to
tbe treatment of ehronte diseases, and aaay be
ensulted at his oee at aoy hour of tha day.
N. B. A word to those afflicted with eh roots
diseases nay ba to vaaia advantage. M aar
hat rot he aware that cotiarnr rbisieiana who
do a ainiao practice hare not rina la attend la
tbe trcatoiant of raaoaic diseases, and eoasa
qocntly ftaautcr thenf hence ibis class of dis
eases requires uxcvrurm ettentlon.
tlKoHUR WILS0H. M. D.
Lathersburc, Feb. 27, 1M8-U
Beale's Embrocation,
(LATE POWELL'P,)
For all dlsaasca Incident to llrtM, Cat lie, aod
Human Flesh, requiring the aee of aa
e sternal application.
This Embrocation was aiuoilvely nssd by
the Govern meat durint the war.
For sale by Ham wick A Irwin, Csarfteld.
Josvpb K. Irwia, Carweaiville. Daniel Uood
Ian-tor. Laiheraharr tf
LlTHERSBl UG POTTERIES
Lotheraburr, tl.wrfleld Co., Pa.
FARMERS, MECHANICS & DAIRYMEN
Look H erel
THE undersigned li nrcpircd to fornish yon
with tbe hut STONEWARE nanafacturcd
iu thia coaotrr. He has never yd failed tortlcaae
tha most lastidiona, as to quality wr durability.
ins warsaoasisis in pan oi
CREAM POTS OF ALL SIZES.
MILK CROCKS AKD PAS,
Fruit Cans, (for Canning Fruit,) Safety
lubes,
And inrbort EVL'RYTUINd nanallT mod. ond
ktpt to on .atoMubtDcnt vl tail kind
II1CUAKTS
Can bar. tbtlr wort drtlrtrrd t'7 at, ot AKT
TIbll and to ANY I'LACB dniml.
Order, for wort aoliciwd, ood prompt tUrd.
p4fTot grntrol oaaortmtnt, at. Cotolofn. ond
The Liat, oaoilMl fro. t. applieanto.
fK 11WI diaooont will bt g Im to tbt
wbulrraic Iradr.
, OKO. C. EIRE.
Lnthtribnrg, Pa., Dm. J, lfs If
Curwensville Marble Yard.
DKSlRiH'H nf citrndmK my bmiiir, and
knuwtns; there can ba no hihr tribute
oi respect to the memory of the deceased and
haricd fiiends, than tn eiwt over their narrttw
homes a eculptured lb nf emlnritif marble, that
points forcter to the rentln(r jilai-e uf thus we
love; i iM'g leave t say w aH ao wish to snow
their atfrrtlon for their departed friends and
kindred, that they can now haro aa niiportunity
or d'linr an, hy callint at mv hhop an 1 bomnsoa
ttrcct, Curwensville, l'a., as 1 an prepared to
lumitn io oracr,
MONUMENTS,
CRADLE BOX TOMBS,
HEAD STONES, 4c,
of any design or site, at rea. antra Me rates.
N. II 1 keen on band the best Farrlrn and
ItiinrKllr Marble. All work eteeuted ta the
most skilllnl mannnr. 1 will also deliver work
to anv point in Clearfield or adjoining counties, i
desired. WM. 11. CtLUl'H..
t'nrwensville, Oct. Jft, HrtV-tf.
rnlnls for Farmers and 01 Iters.
TIVIE Orafton Mineral Paint Company are now
X manulnctnritiK the IhsI, chearst and Kosl
aural'le Paint in two coals Well put an, foil
ed with pure Linserd Oil, will last 10 or 15 ycra ;
it ia ol a Mr tit brown or beuttl"ul chocolate color,
and can be chant-d to green, lead, stone, drab.
olive or rreara, to suit the ts-tc ot the consumer.
It is valuable for llonses. Barns, Fi neca. Carnarr
and Car makers, Pails and Vi otNlea war. Agri
culinral Implements, Canal llonts, Vessels and
Shitts' lluttuis. taavae. Metal and Shingle Roofs,
tt being flrr and wataf proof,) Floor Oil Cloth,
(una tnamifaMurer baring nsrd i.Ouo barrels the
past year.) and as a paint lor any pu-.?oe is an
surpassed for bdr, tluniKility, akastixilr and ad he
Sivenesa. Price, ffl pif tiorret of .Hot) la., whirh
will supply a farmer lor yer locoma, V arrnted
in all casws aa aove. Send fur a circular, which
gnea full pai tioulara. None pnum anient brand'
rd in a traie mark. H ration Mineral Paint. Per
eons can order tha Paint and remit tba money aa
receipt ot goods. Addr.
HIPWELI, A CO.,
novlQ dra 5-M Pearl Mtreei, New York.
ORGANS & PIANOS.
ESTY'S AND MASON HAMUVS,
roo (an bt
ft. J. HATER, CirwtntTiUa, Po.
AT'AiTIJ--ltM.Olll.0N ISHINtlLES.
, , Tht tndtmrnrd brrrhv gir. notiot, that
that wil par th. htrhrt market prir. fnr t grtod
onaliltnl LONII HIINOLK8: and tbnat baring
awb for aal., will And tt to tbtlr inttrttt at girt
tntni o noil ntior. wniog tiarwn.rt.
JOS. FHAW A S05.
Cl.trw.ld Maib . 1.,f
'Irwaoro ond ohdoaalnal aop.rrrt f ...rj
tin. MI UIM1 H.I.M..B..I. r.. . .
tbrPnn f tr o( 8AXr ICS .HW.
JIli:ir HAIttMlNrV
Sew Store In Italsonbarg!
I Ut rata for til' .MplW b; t. T. HagartJ.
L. M. COUTRIET
TAKT.H this method of Informing tbaaltiiani
of Covington, Kertbaui, Uirard and tbe sur
ruundiog conntrv. that be has Just opened a large
stock of 0L'MM1:H OOOItM, which ba la daur
mined to evil TKN PKR CENT CHEAPKR tbaa
the same quality of Goods oan be purobaaed for in
any other store in the neighborhood. Jlis stock
consists of
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Such a. Ballnatti, Caailtnma, Motlina, D.lalo.e,
Ltpan, Drillingi, tolieooa, inmnuiga,
hibbooa, Loco,
READY-MADE CLOTfllNO. BOOTS
SHOt8, HATS t CAPS,
GEOCEEIES OF ALL mDS.
Coffer, Too, Sogar, Rlra, Molaiitt, Flab, Bolt,
Linaatd OH, riab Uil, Lorbon Oil.
Hardware, Queensware, Tinware.
Coatiogi, Plow, and Plow Coatlnga, Kaili, Rpikta,
worn vuiuvaiora, umer rraaata, on 4
all klada of Ai.a.
VavMy Plowa art of tht Cnrwtntrlllt and
Ctutrt county make, o&d art worronud U b. of
good quality.
Drugs and Medicines,
Ptrfaatrj, Pointa, Vornib. Oloat, ond a genera!
oaaortmcnt of tjlotionery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of dilforcnt bronda, olwoya on band, and wiU bt
f told ot tbt ioweat poaatbl. figuno.
Ltqvons,
Eoeb aa BRAKDY, WISE, OVX A WHISKY
000 ponnda of Wool wonted for which tbt
bigbtat phot will bt paid.
CLOVER SEED,
Oa bond ond for aalt at tbo lowtat Barkat prica.
Alao, Agtnt for Wilton ' etrattonrlll.
TIIBESI1ING MACHINES.
fVColl ond att for youraalrta. Yow will And
everything oauollj kept is o retail ator.
i. n. (.uuiiilil.
Frtncbrilla P. 0., Jon. t, 1 669.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AXD OF COVRSE THE CHEAPEST I
A Proclamation against High Prices!
an now opening np a lot of tha best and
y most seasonable Goods and Waree aver
offered in this market, and at prices that remind
odo of tbe good old daya of cheap things. Those
who lark taiib upon tbis point, or dceia our alle
gations superfluous, need but
t1LL .r OCR STORE,
Corner Front and Market streets,
Where they can ecc. frcl, hear and know for them
selves. To fully understand what arc cheap goods,
this must be done. Wa do not deem il neoeseary
to enumerate and itcmita our stock. It is enough
for ns to state that
We have EverytMng that Ib Needed
and oontumtd ia thia aaxkrt, ond at pricea that
oaioni.n nolo ma ooa roang.
derfO JUSi:i'H RHAW A SOX.
JTEW rLiOUIt, FEED
AXD
PROVISION STOIIE,
nPHK undtrrlgntd bart Jntt rtrtlrtd ad thtir
X atw auod ia Walloottoa, a full npplj ef
Flour, Feed, Corn Meal, Bacon, 6xc,
COAL OIL, (ot rtdnwd ratei,)
A good art kit of TOBACCO, CIGARS A5D
6MOKINO TOBACCO, oonttantlj .a band.
A1I of which will bt told at LOW RATE? for
CAP If or girea in tichnnp for SHINGLES and
LCUIH'.R.
Wo rttptcffnll.T oak tha pwbli. to giro at o
trial before parchaaing tlatwbtra.
J. K Bf AD A CO.
Walltettoa, April T, Mi.
EDWAltD TERKS k CO.,
Flour JEauul';u'l:irers,
And Daolera ia
GRAIN OF ALL KINDS,
PniLIPSBCRQ, ,PA.
Vrn.L hi'pply .f ri-orR. wiirat.
('('UN and CHOP oooatantlT on band, ond
Iwr aolt at rotea remarkably low. febi-U
wi 7.!nc and Liquor Store.
I. L. REIZENSTEIN,
wooLiaitt nttLit io
WINES & LIQUORS,
MARKET BT CLEARFIELD, Fi.
Full stock nf Wine, Brandy, Gin, Whliky
and Alcohol, always o hand, fpertal attention
paid to securing a pare article for 8acramrntal
and metllcal purpnaca. jan2l-tf
The Lightning Tamer.
TflBB andcrvlgned nra tbe tola Agents In this
X "untv for the'Nrth American Galvanised
1.1(1 II TM Ms RODS." Tseee ara tbe only safe
mds now In ase. and ara endorsed by ail the
clcntlfie men tn tbe cvantry.
Wa hereby nntlfy tha citiseni of tba county
that wa will pat tbeea up a better rod, and lor
Iras money, than Is (barged hy the foraiga
agents who ana a ally traverse tbe Owaat and
eerry off anr little rash, never ta rutarn.
ENCOURAGE 110 ME LABOR.
Thnse wishing lightning Rods erected on
their buildings aced bat addraes as by latter, ar
call tn person. Wa will pat the wp enywbera
In theennnty, aad warrant them, Tba Modi and
Flitureeeea be saen at anv time by calling at
oar store. NEKKELL A BIGLkK.
Clearfield, Juie 11, lrg p
GUNSMITHING.
REMOVAL
Till nndersiened Wga b?ava to inform bis old
aod acw cu toners, ad the public gcnrrally,
that he has fltlfsl ap a new til N Mlop, on tbe
lot on the comci cf Fol KTli and MARKET
street. Clearfield, Pa., where he will keep eon
stknily on band aad maae ta order all kinds of
guns. Also, guns re bored, rv-vamisbcd, and
neatly repaired an abort notice, AH orders by
oiatl will receive prompt attention,
jrofim pd JOHN MOORE.
a. m. rrttanron
..v. n. McratMon
XISW Flit 31.
rULIXRTON TMcPHERSON,
KEEP constantly on hand aad for saiu, Fresh
wieats, sweb aa
DLEF, YIJAL, MUTTOX, Ac,
Frrab Piib, ond all TegHahlra In te ojoo :
Canned Fruita, Ratter, Urd. It-, wbicb tbe will
tell Ot Iht loweet wtRett prieea.
Ca.h paid fr CATTLE, Bl'TTRR, Ao.
litem on Market btrtet, oppil. lb. Court
Boats Clearfield. Po. Mat II, 'CS-lL
Rl-Hoi pi,, owlnc. HoSb.ll, Prtke'a
Utontwd't (ertaoo.Uotlttltr'i ond Oretnt'a
Uargtnated Hi Iter, i tlx pwr. Liaatrt, of all
kind, for retdieloal rnrpoee.. for tale bt
HhTWICK 1RWIH,
IlfM AWTK.lr.-The andeeaigwed will
pay lb. bi,bee1 CAH TRICK lor all Hade
ot rl KK end IjEFR MUSS, Hire me o toll
ClMrtell, Nt II. I I IIJ.JfSTi:.-
ri;Sl LVAMA RAIL . RoIJ
TTROKVt A CLBAnnilD BBakJ
0
W ood after Nando,. APBft M, Hat
' Paamgtr Tralta will rat deli. Jl"!
idare) lww, Trrett ted Ue. (jf,Jtt
Run
en. Pettenger Troll betWMt Trrtn alTl1
eld. a, folK.wai var.
tA VI SOUTH. um m
Claaineld. I ii, r.a. Trron.
Philip brg, ar I 60,
" lel.SJ,
Oreetla ,
Pblllptb'rg.arli.i,',
" Hill,'.
ClraHleld 1,u.
Oaotola..
Trron. ,,
....4.l,
....... M.
FA KB A XI DISTANceT
FROM CLBARFIELPJ rROU TYbnvT"
K 7
ItttioB.
Butitat,
Ltonard....
2
fnttriettlto...
Vonaeotba
Woodland 6
B'glrr. I
Wallaoctoo 11
lit Uardh.r.
li Ml. Hr...T",,
Hint Hall IS
e0' Summit
O' S.ndr Bldg,..',
bb Powalltog j
n oeeola...go
651 funbor,.w..j
I'lilllpaburff IT
Sttintra' 18
Dunlar. JO
(HeMla. 21
Powrlllon Ja
?i 74 Pi.iner' jj
29 n; PhlllptburgJ,
27 li Bin. Ball ".,
M lu 'o!laettoo..J,
SI II Ml Blilrr . 3j
Kanily Hidgr.,.,39
Kumniil 27
Uu I'leatast.....1ll
Gardner
Vonaeoyoo ...
Intertenlion..
...14
1 ' Woodland- ,1 t,
1 IA lno.rd . r. .
...7
..41
Tyrone!.
I ! Ieirfleld....'d
FAIiH rflOli CLEARFIELD, lb
Utlltfnnte, Pa K ti
Middletowa
Marietta j j,
Lanoaeter i
piiiLAbELPMii ':;
IxKk fiavea.
70
WilliaroiiportH
Hnnliou'lon ,
L.wior..wn
I 40
I 80
J dOlAlloime ! JJ.
4 56John.town. ... u
4 7.'IPITTriBi;R0 " ,I
Marv.villr
UAKIUI-BL'Hli..
(ONMCC'IKINtC '
Phil n.hurv mi 1 n O-..!. , ,."
orriioat Tyrone ot 6.4(1 p. in., mohing eettie
wilh Cineinnall Eipreaa Cait ot d.lfp. B aa4
with Hail Wet ot .4I p. in , on Main Lmeralwi
With Bald tag It tiprc.l, leering Tyrone at 7,tl
- i" ""i vutjumjiinj uu trie
Mail East on tbe Philadelphia aod trie KoU
11 91 r w. u;. .
i.i-wk Iltivjaf. aa, 1 A t1 n .
,7 " """ru" 1-vua.B.
Ketaraine, naasenffers learinr U'llliot..,.
8.1J a. on brie Mail West, arrlva at Ij-t u.
van at 81 a. m., connecting witb Baid aW1
Kr.rM I war U.. . In In .
nnng at Uelleionto at 11-6 a. a 6mw Slm
r,tw .4 l VI . on ..J t... 1
" AL.i.irtflia,
Ueneral Bapcrinicnatit.
OK0RUK C. W1LKINS,
py.t-tf Eupeiiptcadest.
Philadelphia & Erie EallroniL
"WIXTER TIME TABLE.
OX and ofur MONDAY, K0V. Uta. IMI Ik,
traint oa tht Philadelphia A Era kail
Hood will rao ol follow. :
b. eat ward.
Wail Train leeret Philadelphia...., I.ll f, B,
'o....... 00-...BU jnarj ...... l.ll p. g,
rrireol Krl. H w 11 I. B.
Irie K. preet lee re, Pbilodelpbia-...ll.4l i.U.
1)0..... do...Bt. blarj', . I.MA.B.
Po -arriee at Erie ..1I.M A.M.
Eaatward.
Mall Trola leeret Irie 44 A B.
Do do... ..St. Moi7'a . I it r. B.
Do arrire o( Philadelphia.... I M A.B,
Erie Eipreaa leeree Erie.... 4.04 t. B.
Do di....t. Barj'a......10 ,7 1. B.
Do ..arrirt ot Pbllodclpbio....ll.4t t. B.
FlDrriif tea eonre"!. .1 Corrv. Vil
Corrjr ond Imo.too, Lpm, nert a; irtit'iei
who irama ta uu ireeo ar Aijegtion7 Kirer a. a,
ALFHtD t. TYT.'R.
Uenerol FBptrirtecd.at
Clearfield County Bank.
TUB Cltorield County Book aa aa laeertera
ted lortlltlinn bee gone oat of .xiiteae, :
th. turrandtr of lu ebaner, .a May li, III
All iu atoek la owned bj th. aabaeribert, tbt
will eontinnt Iht Banking bu.intfe ot the ,aat
ploet, aa frivolt Btnktra, noder the Ira He.
ot tbe "Cleortleld Coeoty Bank." Utara ra
iponeihl. for Ib. d.bta of tba Bonk, aad will tee
iu aotea oa demand at tbe evanter. Dep.,iti
reeeired ond iotereet paid when atoae la left for
a Ixrd time. Paper dieeowated at til per eeaa.
el heretofore. Onr pertooel rwipoaeibilirf It
pledged for oil DtotiU reeeleed aod boiilaal
trana eud. A eeoUnawwee mt tae Irevrtf fae "
ronage of tbe beaioeea tata .f fbt aownte are
eptrttelly aellci'.d. Aa Preeld.nt Ca.bitr aad
eSoeri of the lota Claarteld Coeoty Bank, t.
require tbe aotea of I old Bank tt b, rtaaou4
fur redemption.
JA3. T. LRONABD, ItlCHAKD BH,
Wl. FOKTKR, JA8. B. ORABiB,
A. K. WKIGHT. O. L. USED,
WM. A. WALLACE.
Tbt butlneaa of tha Bonk will he eaadteted by
Joba M. Adama, Ere, aa Caahiar. (jtoll.'al
J. D. ll'Qirk. EJward Peril.
BANKING k COLLECTION HOUSE
Of
McGirk & perks.
Boeceaaora to rotter, Perka, A C,
PhUlptbarg, C'.atr Couuty, Pa.
Tt T HEBE oil tbe baaineta of o Bonking Howw
1 1 wil' oo tronaootod promptly oad opta tat
mom lororaole tenna mar.-w
Counly National Bank.
CLEARFIELD. PA.
THIS Bank ii wow tpta aad ready f.rbeei
tera. OCea oa Rtrood MrttL la tbt bind
ing formerly eecopied by Leotard. Fiaaey A Oo.
nnitreooa aro orrirooo.
JA. B. GRAHAM, RICHARD SBAV
KM. A. WALLACE, WM. P0RTEX,
A. K. WRIOUT, BIO. U BEEO.
D. W. MOORE. JAS. T. LEONARD;
Jan.. HI Coibier. fn-int.
gitartsmitbing.
New lIInekKmith Shop.
SECOND ST., CLEARFIELD, Fa.
ri'HB andtraigned beg, to Inform bit Meade,
' ..4 tht inhabiunu tl tbt bortngh ef Clear-
. ready M to U-
ueL ,
II0BSB SHOEINfl ,M "0"
ALL KIXDS Or BAW.fc.-- -KliIKE
--h l...'.i.lt.bv'MrtM'
,r,ehS.,.. ..... ....... V... .lll
ciri w ' im . i m w ew..., ww..
mr Arie. Heel.
b.AII my work ia warranted la ln lll'
feeiiua, or avt .barged for.
.0121 ANUS gg.lJIAOM-
ItosKsTowiishlpAnata
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT
THOMAS BEERS'S f
J-VERTnOPT trying to get titer. Irtt, far fear
J uf brirr erowded oot into tbe told.
Il ya wont good rhoring dctne. go to PrFoa.
(f yoo wont your Fleie iruned right, go t. baaaa.
tlyo. want good ml ill Irene, goto niaee
If yoo waot your wegoa ironed inthebe"!
tele aod worknen.hip, go to Balta.
ik ba.. Kt.ok. blapblaa ia ire
Slate, ooddoea oil biadaef BLACKKM1T1I1N"
a, rhe.p el eon bt dont to the .e.nty for Caak.
My uat tlsre ouarttl ll I. iteroeia rrwf
THOMAS SEEKS,
Becgi Tp., Deo. 1. HII-lT.
Clearfield Nursery.
EXCOUBAGI5 HOME INDl'STKT.
rpHK aaderelgn.d, boring tetabllabtd a K"
1 aere oa the 'Pike, about half way betweei
Clearleid ond Carwenrrlllt. le prepored te ftr
tieh oil kioda of F HI' IT TREES, fela.derd atd
detrf.l Erertreena. Shrubbery. Orere Vleee,
Ueereherriee, l.aeloa BlaekKerry, Sirewterry,
ood K liberty l iota, nut, Dioerian n'
u.ii. te.riel Hhnbarb. At. Order.
promptly atuadtd ta. Addr.ee,
4. V. e.
epl M y Curweorrillt. F
Lime for Sale!
T".
. .v. J be
a nndereigned, rreinmg nrwr id. . I
Ml oon.pieie arrenarefcFoie y&
re eaet .1 tbe mowouin, whereby be II eee
. kerp ooaatantly ot hood 0 lorge e,tteUt ei
Il.n
bled
rURE L I il. :
ihifh be ofer. to farmer! atd btlldert at 0 '';
above eu Thoee ta need el tot ani -
tell to girt me o etlt. r aMreti m by wear. "
fort atgollaliog tbeir lime. ...
UKii. V. ritr-raavn
Clearfield, Pe., iwwt . Ie-
VSTl-O-Ont good BLACKSMITH
. Z i. --tiri 'led
Wagon.. Stomp Macbioea, Ae. Single men tr
mta wub imall fomiliea. Apply t. . .
BOOTB BT MBAlI"i