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ITIIR REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, l'A.
gjUtfESDAr MriHNINO, APRIL 1, 1ST1.
Terms of Subscription.
V Dftid slvenee,er within three months ...ft at!
V after Ihreeaed before ell months-... 1 60
I jtii I nrtt'r ,wr esoiration of mnnlhe... I OO
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wM- All ai-tMes to insure Insertion In this
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M we to pres at I o cmm-Ic, (noon.)
ki:m-I"u notices.
I MithndM r.plscnpnl Churf It Re. J, H.
in ,'., pastur. Public Service every eaUbath,
? ' '. .1 1 .i u 1 U
cUiiili Sclii ! H A. M.
7 lnvr "" Thursday, at 71 P. M.
f Crtioinnni'tn Service., first Sabbath of every
,n'h. at A. M.
jit. Andrew's Church KpUf opalTtcr.
.ft.moK Hall. Public Service hundny morning
"j- to oVV'k. "'"I 7 P. M.- Sundav feioboel at
j p. M I'rayer Mooting Wed need ay evening
u- t aVIii-'k.
V preabvlcr.au C'hnrchIUr. Mr. Bim
FjVI c .S it i ior every Sabbath, morning and even-
M ;
i Bip'NI Church Re?. W. B. Pkixkeu, Pna
rtr. I'lii'lie services every Sabbath, morning or
reainr. alternately.
iliiiiHT. Wo notice iy the procecd-i,,t-
of the Pliilipshurg Cob noil thai tha streets of
$t:ist flourishing towu arc to lie marked Iry placing
iinii at every eorncr. TUn ii right, and it
j wiuij be pruperfortheaullioritieivf thia borough
u imitate.
I Kr.AD It Wo devote the major por-
ItuD of our outside tbie week in order to enable as
(j 1st hefure r reader the speech or Senator
tfelleae. As ht very ably treats a question in
jn'ii li every roter Is interested, we hope it will be
r 'Derail r reau and ponuerrH, ovor by ine public.
AsFFSSMKNT Transcripts. Wc nn
deritstid dial tbe Couuly Commissioners bare the
j nt week mailed a copy of tbe )et adjusted as
ttummt te every Board of Bohool Pi root ore in
(hi county. In those townships where tha Aa-
tfiwr failed to keep a eopy of hia work, tbe Su
prnmri and Overaeera of the Poor can get the
), of the e ipy io ueatiun and mak out their
(lufliealrl.
Anotiikr Tain. We lenrn that
tbe 8oerioteuJont baa decided to plaee another
(jmcngfr train on Tbe Tyrone A Clearfield branch
oa or about tha first of May. Thta will be a de
eiJerf iraproreni) at, and add f really to tbe pleas
ure stiJ convenience of the travel ling community,
fjH-ci.!y If the train leaves Tyrone in tbe cren
in (f, or so at to enable passenger to arrive here
It nine or ten o'clock at night.
How is TUirt roa IIkiii ? On Tuox-
JjT Mr. Thomas Creatoo reecired a box by ex
preis C. 0. D. lie paid the money and touk
tiie hot home, and npon opening it be found it
full af kindling wood. It was from I. Cuwlrs A
Co., No. 74 Church street, X. Y. Torn says he
irnt fur jewelry, which nobody will deubt of
suurse. as bo wouldn't want to buy wood at that
rats. There is another boi In tha express office
frinn the same establishment, C. 0. D. $96 wait
ing to be called for. Camenm JItrald.
Iikatii op Mus. McKinnKN. On
Mod Isy night of last week, Mrs. McKihben, the
eitiDiaMe wife of Chambers MrKibben, E-q., died
at the residence of her buinnj in this borough.
T!ic disnse of nbteh she died baa eaused bar io
Irnae sunVriitj fr months pitt. All the aid that
ilulli'ul physicians eon Id render was procured for
her, but medical science wna unable to arrest the
progress of the Great Destroyer. Mrs. McKibben
tu universally esteemed In Ibis neighborhood.
Ckautltrwhurg Spirit.
lira. McKibben was wall and favorably known
to thoFe of our citiceni who patronised the Mer
rhaut'i Hotel in Philadelphia.
A tfumo of ball was played on Tues
day lJtt between the Mutual Club of Clearfield
and the Hiawatha Club of Philipsburg, on tbe
g.-ounj of tbo la'tcr, which malted at fallows :
m it At. o.
W lUiienstein.l. f. i
ii. .1 1. h niton. 3 n.M 1
it. F'iweiler, p..... 3
J. Itcp.l, e ft
T. Trarv, r. f 4
V.. Kee.l, 1 b 3
II. Endrea, e. f..... 3
C. Johns -n, 2 b... 3
Xo tfliurt Ptiip
Innings M 1 3
Mutual - 1 0
R. NtaWATHi. 0. R
0 .Tack son, a. a .. 9 7
8 llurd, p I
8 .Iurcs, e I 10
li Kabcllo, 1 b 4
f. Nelson, 2 b 3
0 .(ones, 3 b 7
7 Johnson, r. f....... 1
4; Dumgardner, e. f. S
ISwarta, L f.M - 4
3 4 ft 6 7 8 9
II 4 9 10 10 ft 0-
ll.aaatha Jill 7 X 4 t 110 150
I'mpire, John PanTurd; Fcorer, Charles Reiten
stria. Time of game, 9 hours and 40 minutes.
IltRNKD. The Iiipo and aplcndid
B i iriog mill of Messrs. Reed A Bigler, situate in
the southern portion of the borough, was totally
dfitro.tad by fire on tbe afternoon of the 11th, to
g' thcrwith a'ot 600 bushels of grain. The fire
ksi cause! by sparks falling on tha roof from tbe
Hack of the 8 team Saw -Mill near by, whieh being
oo the windward aide, waa saved. The loss ie be
tween (10,01)0 and 112,000. Among the incidents
wtnay state that Mr. Harry F. Bigler and a Mr.
(lod fellow were seriously, though not fatally. In
jored. While standing on tbe roof of Mr. Mos
np'i store, in the rear of oar oiBce, where we had
ascended te view the devouring clement more than i
a mite off, half ef a burning shingle fell at oar
feet, and we believe would have ignited had we
not placed oar foot upon it and pat it out. Wo
remained there for soma time on the look-out, but
saw no more of the element In that vicinity. The
burning mill presented a grand but destructive
eight from our elevated position.
J(A Snake." Kluowherein thiaiMoo
ill be found a bill now before tbe Legislators,
which, although it docs not expreee it, is an at
tempt to stop the floating oflogs in Chest Creek
end the river above Curwenst ille. It ia a bold
attempt by Legislative enactment to break up, or
ioterfere with a legitimate branch of trade in
which many of our eitirens are interested. If it
is right to lost logs in Clearfield Creek and tha
river from the mouth of Anderion'a Creek down,
ft it also right to do so In tbe other streams and
above tbe Crrsk. It Is simply an entrage te at
tempt te prohibit by legislation any lawful calling
or commercial pursuits well established end car
ried ea in and over the puhlin highways of this
Commonwealth. Our free trade notions compel
s te ak our legislators to defeat the bill in ques
tion, Ne man or set ef men have a right te ira
eee apecial peine and penalties upon their neigh
bors for engaging In lawful trade. This bill, if
passed, would only lead to litigation and never
atop the floating of a log, because it is toe vague
and Inexpressive. It defines nothing hut its sen
loakeishnesa, and for this alone should be kicked
ut of the legislature.
TTe Mlht Dkclink. We liavo tho
past week teeeived fur publication a number of
communications and memorials, numerously sign
ed, proposing or celling oat Mr. John Lawshe, ef
Osceola, for Assembly. The communication from
Osceola has sixty -one names atuu-hl, one from
WooJward with fifty-eight names and another from
Deeatnr with twenty-one aamea. All setting forth i
Abe good qualities, peculiar fitness, and unirapeaeh- j
able democracy of Mr. Lawshe, whom they re
eommrnl as a suitable candidate for Assembly,
all of which we coneeda, but having in eur mind's
eye the Interest of the party rather than that of
any individual, we must decline publishing these
memorials for various reasons, chief among tbem,
because we bare no precedent for anything of the
kind, and if we allow candidate to be brought
before the public in this manner mil will claim tbe
same privilege, and we would finally lose the
oontrul of our paper, without an equivalent to tbe
party or ourselves.
The setting np of hundreds of proper names
an be done in a city office, where ewn eases are
pteoty, bat one-horse coo a try printing olleeeean
not ereu borrow the necessary material. Besides,
compositor, devil and all would swear for a week
about setting up matter of this kind.
Bound morals, tbe interest of tbe party, and our
defy towards eur readers, all pro tent against pub
lishing any and ell communications ol this kind
Tne claims of candidates, or of particular sertions,
aeeeteae te rA primary election, must be brought
before tbe puilie in sum ether wey than through
the Rifimhhtan, while we control e columns.
Tms tbe intereat of the party demands, although
It ie against ours when considered financially enty.
A l-rnim.ATlvi Snake .-TUo Lill
below is what is known fh LegtwUtHre parlance as
a -ewnfce," and aa H applies ti emr eownty anain
ly, deserve the attention ef our realms ;
AS ACT
To prevent (he obstruction of the channel of tha
West branch of the fiutqtmbanna Hiver, Chest
Crack, f r any of the navsbio tr binaries of
em il stream, within the eunntiecof Cambria,
Clearfield, and Indiana, above the mouth ol
Anderson's Creek in Clearfield enmity.
ftRrrioN 1. He It enactej hy the Senate and
House of Representatives of tbe Commonwealth
of Pennsylvania in Ueueral Asaembly met, and it
is hereby enacted by the authority of the sin,
That from and alter the paff of thtt Aet any
pereon or peraona who shall out, tell, throw,
place, or cause to be lelh-d, thrown or placed in
tbe rb annul or bHow bgh water mark un the
margin of the West Uranub of the Nuequehanna
Itiver, ('best Creek, or any of the navigable
tributary of aaid streams whivb haa boea de
clnrtd by law to be a publte highway, in the
oonnttca oi uamnria, Ulearttelfl and Indiana, and
altvo the mouth of Anderson's Creek in Clrartield
county, any tree, snpling, log, or piece of lumber
or nuaung material oi liuitmr kind, with the ta
lent to float the same or to ohstrudt the naviga
tion of the aaid streams or any of tbe navigable
tributaries tiicreer, shall h guilty of a misde
meanor, and upon conviction thereof shall pay a
nnc oi uoi ices man onenunarrti nor more than
one thouflatid dollars, at the discretion of the
Court PrvideH, that nothing In this Act shall
be Miteimed to prevent pemona from putting in
atjuarcd, aawLd or arty other kind of niauulactured
lumber lor the purpose of running tbe same to
market, or for other lawful purposes,
bax-rio S. All Acts or part of Act Inconsist
ent herewith be and the aaiue are hereby repealed.
LiQuoii on Klkction Days. The
following bill baving passed both Huusns and re
ceived the Governor a approval, haa bcoome a law :
Frittio!! I. Be it enacted, Ac. That from and
after tbe passage of this act it shall not be lawlul
lor any person in this Commonwealth, whether li
ocnsfd to aell liquors, or unlicensed, to buy, sell
or give away to be uaed aa n drink, any spirituous
ait liquors, wine or older or any outer sub
stance containing alcohol, on any part of any day
aet eiart or tu be act auart fur no v rt-naral or nia
cin) tlcctiou by tbe cilist-ns in or within any of the
precincts, wards, townilnpa, counties or other
lection divisions or districts in tbe Commonwealth.
Frctio 3. Any person violating the iirovi-
sions of the first section of this act shall be deemed
guilty of n misdemeanor, and shall be subject to
imprisonment in tbe proper jail of the proper
county for a term of not less than IB days nor
more than 100 days in the discretion of the Coart,
and shall alee in addition to tbe above, be subject
tc a fine of not less than $20, nor snore than ftouO
in the discretion of the Court.
Mr. Srhnatlrrly moved to amend the first sec
tion, as follows:
- That the provisions of this bill shall not be
enforced alter tbe election polls are closed in the
evening, or the sale of liquor prohibited after that
time." Agreed to.
PuNK'a KkhKRVE Akkociation.
The Tenth Anniversary of the Pennsylvania Re
serve Cerpa will be celebrated in Philadelphia, on
luffdav, tne mm ei may, ii i, pureunnt te a
resolution adopted at the meeting ef tbe fcHate
Association at Lock Haven, in IS8.
The Iiistrict Association in Philadelphia have
engaged Horticultural Hall, on Hroad street, for
the day and evening ef the loth. An Oration will
be delivered by 0-n. Wellington II. Knt, of Co
lumbia county, and Ilanquet will be given in the
afternoon, and a 11 rand He-union Hall in tna eve
ning; A cordial int it at ion is extended te members of
the old IHvision throughout tbe Slate, to be p re
ar nt on (be occasion.
Delegations inU-nding to participate, will please
report, in advance, the number who will be p re
scut, to tbe undersigned.
JOHN H. TAOfl ART,
Secretary Penna. Reserve Association
of Philadelphia county.
Information V antkd.-Of Edward
Mitclicl, printer, seed twenty eight, who left his
home In Somerset, Penna., about ten years ago.
When last heard from, about three years since, bis
addreaa was eorncr Centre and W bite a 'rests, New
York, Any information in regard to him will be
thankfully received by hia father, C. F. Mitehel,
, , ,
Oreeuahurg. The newspaper! throughout the
oounlry will confer a lasting favor upon an old
printer by giving the above notice couspicuous
. ,lt.
1,UWICIT
aged twenty-two, and a printer by profession,
having been absent from his home in Ilellefonte,
near two years, and nothing having been heard
from him by hia mother during that time, has
caused her great ud easiness. Last beard from be
was In Corry. Any information concerning him
addressed to T. B. Nolan, Washington, D. C,
will be thankfully received.
Death or a Vetera". Pttniel
gpaekman died In Clcnrfleld eonnty on tbe ?Atb
of March, 171, aged 94 years and 6 months. Mr.
8. waa a member of the 8iety of Friends, aud
moved from Chester county to Clearfield when the
writer of this article was a rcry little boy. We
remember the circumstance quite distinctly, as
Mr. P pack man always put up at the private resi
dence of our father, and we beard him then say,
that in making the journey on foot between tbe
two places over the Allegheny mountains he
bad walked eiVy " eaeb day. lie was a good
man, the honored head ef a very largo and highly
respectable family, who are left to revere his mem
ory, end he has, like a sheaf, fully ripe for the
harvest, been gathered home to the garden of the
Lord, where faith ia lost In sight and hope in full
trultion. Wilitum)nr1 Sum.
We Rather Enjoy It. Although
opposed to mobs and street brawls, we occasion
ally like to sea one gotten up en a small scale, fur
the purpose of giving Constable MuClellan a lit
tle recreation, by way of variety. He baa en sev
eral occasions lately demonstrated to our mind tbe
fact that he Is the right man in the right plaee,
fro ia the way be gobbles up (he roughs who eece
aienatly spread themselves as though they owned
and control Jed the whole towu. A little more of
that's right," instead of "hold on," from the pub-
lie mouth, goes far towards encouraging an officer,
aud will finally make rowdies scarce.
Another Fire Our citizens were
again enlivened by me cry oi nre josreruey
morning, eaused by tome sparks falling on the
roof of the old M. K. Church building, now used
as a school house. Tbe fire was however soon ex
tinguished, with hut little damage. '
Special
Tho recent tilt between Senators
Davis and Butler has been the political theme of
the politicians throughout the land. Hut it ia not
to be comnired to the excitement that tbe low
prices of tiboct at Alexander's Kevst'ino Shoe
Store haa eaused among the people of Claarficld.
Oo and see his goods and be convinced that no one
can sell as ebeap as be is selling Boots and Shoes.
April Weather. The pat few
days hare been aa near the poetic ideal of April
weather as bards could rhyuie on or painters de
lineate. The full round sun haa ebons with a
brilliancy and power belonging rather to June than
tbe prewot nionlb. bringing the resources or nature
more visibly before we, causing the ouda to swell,
the herbage to grow and the songsters to make
notes of fledneae and welcome. Itot withstanding
all this, aomelhitig else has been done to make tbe
hearts of all overflow with gladness. Messrs.
1 Noureoi A Co., the popnlar merchant i of Cur
wensvtlle, have been to New York an 'I Philadel
phia and selected a mammoth atorfc of Spring and
Snmmsr Ooods. which they ere now opnatna;, and
intend to sell cheaper than well, You know bow
'lie vonrself. Just call at their Store and give
them a trial, for seeing is believing. Theirclerks
are numerous and always accommodating, so eve
ry person ia sure to be waited on.
Just received and for sale at the
drug store of Hartswich A Irwin, fresh Harden
Heeds, Mixed Lawn and White Clover Seeds of
tbe best varieties, npU2-3l
Dr. F. Pl.Mo, furuifrl.r if IhrrunPO, N. V..
ilnirc, to inform II.. mhiI or l.'lornrld nd
vicinity that h h. prrln.iipntl.f loc.lfd among
thm lor th, piirpoMt of pntrtteiii, hit prolfMion
Th. Doctor will h. In imJium t" ."nd to .11
profcmun.l O.IU, rilh.r d.y or night. Mil olBoe
, on Itwd trcct. .ootb lid., 11 wn lh K.ilrond
nd Srcond Mrort, whrr. h J b. foond wh,n
not cn(tt"l .Iw-whrr.. wi.M-RU
$larrll.
Oa Tcnla, April II. Mil, b, O. IMl.,
En., Mr. A. W. DAMON, of Sangenille, Me., to
Mill TILI.IE SENDER, af 1'hilipnhnrg, Pcntr.
.oiiatr, Fa.
Oa Anril Ulh. l71,btj. 0. tl.nalTT, Km)
Mr. MKLVIN DIXON toMin APKL1.A BEKCK,
bolb of JTrraon oonntr.
On April l?lh, mi, by J. C. BinnKTT, Eq.,
Mr. ROBERT BECK to MIh EVA1.INK Ul Aun,
both J.gcreow eonntr.
?ifil.
In Olrard lowniblp.oa Saturday treoitig, April
lib, DM, aflar a lingering lllnen, Mra. MARY
MIR RAT, r-d M year,, month, and M dart.
la Lnmbor C,r, on April Id, ml, ROIlERT
TOl'Nll, agtw 47 yean.
(furnlturf.
gULllNG OVV AT COTI
FOB CAIHI
. , Th larei Itock f
F IT It JflTTIl E
ever offered In CLEARFIELD t
At tha KTF.AM CABINET RHOp, corner Market
and Fifth B treat a, CLKARFIBU), PA.
The undersigned would announce to the pahtie
that be haa on bend and is now offering cheap fur
each, tbe largest atock of Furniture ever in store
in this county, consisting of
' Upholstered Parlor Knits, v , 1
Chamber ietta, Kt ten si on Tablae,
HeareUriea, Book Caeca,
Bedel cede,
Spring Beds and Mattresses,
lunga and Ranches,
Plain A Marble Top Tables A Bureau,
, . , . Waahetande,
Cane 6eat and Common Chairs,
Rocking Chair a, ' Looking Glasses,
Window Shades, . Picture Frames,
Corda and Taaaels, Ac.
He alar, manufactures and keeps on hand Pat
ent Spring Hoda, the best ever in routed. No
family should be without them. Any kind ol
woods not on hand can bo had on short notice.
Upholstering and repairing neatly executed.
COFFINS, of all aiaea, eaa be had n a half
hours' notice, and at (he lowest prices. A deduc
tion of '2t por oent. made lor each.
METALLIC CASKS, or Rosewood, Walnut and
Cherry Coffins, with glass or wood tops, furnished
on five boura' notice.
Personal attendance with hearse, en funeral
occasions, and earrisgea furnished when desired.
Thanking the public for past favors, and by
strict personal attention te business, I hope to
receive a oontinuaoce of tbe same.
Remember the plaoe the 8 team Cabinet Shop,
corn or of Market and Fifth Streets.
March 39, "71-ly. DAXIBL P.F.NKER.
JOHN TUOUTMAN,
FURNITURE DEALER
Market St., east of the Allegheny House,
ci.:arfu:m, pa-
IEERPen hund all kinds of Furniture, In suits
or by the single art tele. Those in need of any
article of Furniture, will find it to thvir Intereat
to call and examine my stock, which I will aell
Tery low for cash or exchange for auitablc lumber.
Clearfield, Pa,, April A, IHT. If.
READING FOR ALL! !
BOOKS & STAT JOS Eli Y.
Market t.. Clearfield, (at the Post Office.)
t WMl K undersigned begs leave te announce to
J. the cititens of Clearfield and vicinity, that
he baa fitted op a room and baa just returned
from tbe city with a large amount of reading
matter, consisting in part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Bocks,
Blank, Account and Pass Books of every de
scription Paper and Envelopes, French pressed
and plain t Pens and Pencils i Blank, Legal
Pipers, Deeds, Mortgages! Judgment, Eiemp
tfoa and Promissory notes t White and Parch:
ment Brier, L gal Cap. Record Cap, and Bill Cap,
8h" M,Uiic Un" VWI.
eonaUntly en band. A nv books or stationery
diw- tn.t l mJ aot haft on hmni wl)J be or.
( ordered by first express, and sold at wholesale
1 or retail to suit enstomera. I will alae keep
j periodical literature, such as Mngasinea, Newa-
Letters. Ae. P. A. OAUL1N.
Clearfield May 7, ISr.ft.tf
s
ACMi:TT ACIIKYVKR,
MIL KM IX
BULDNG HARDWARE,
Alt", msnufeeturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Nearly opposite the Jail,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Carpenters and Builders will find It to their
advantage to examine our atock before purchasing
elsewhere.
STOVES! STOVES!
W. ll lh. TIMES COOK CTOVK, th. eh,.n.
rit .nil bet tort in tk. m.rkrl.
Br.r, itor foil wrrntl.
AI.BO,
PARLOR,
IIEATIH1,
RATTINO STOVES !
which will U told u ehwp u7 1b tht ao.nl j.
Strict ttcntiotl pi4 ordering nrllclti for nr-
tirl who delir. IU
Jttr-Rixinntt, Snootlni nd Job work do on
r..onbl. Icrmi.
Clf.rll.ld, r, April IJ, mi.
II
ATS AM) CAPMt
AND
lloota and Shoe!
THE I'LACK TO GET
Hats k Cnps, Btxits k Shoos,
IS AT
HLLERTOXS WW STORE!
On. door north of now M.ionio Building,
CI.KARFIKLD, PA.
Th. Iirgnt tfck of good. In tbit lino tr.r
brought tnt. th. cmintr, ( now opn lor tn. in-
pcclion of th. public, nnd will be wild M m
Very Loirrft Cash Frier !
Al,n, n eplendid .Mortment of GENT'S FI R
NIHIIINI1 tlOOIlH, CftniMiTig of Hhtrte, ColUra.
Korktiea, H.ndkcrchirfR, UlotM, Vndcrwc.r, Ao-
A lrc ,twk of CARPETS and OII.CI.OTI'8.
whirb will b. dipporrd of at .Rtoninhinglr low
price. A (literal bar. or patronag. li rcipeet
full ioliiilcd.
JUT- DON'T FAIL TO CALL.-
Stor. oa Scend St., below Market, Clcarneld, Fa.
4::tl D. R. FULLKRTOM,
NORMAL INSTITUTE.
rpilK Fifth Normal Innlilot. will commence at
I (orwenaville on TIIK FIRST DAY OF
MAY for the term af II weeka An Aseialant
T.u-har haa Wa secorail. Hoarding can tie lial
as cheep ae anywhere In the rocaty. Teachers
should bring all tneirem i." nnnun.
apl.i St OKO. W. I-M PER. Co. Sept.
t ADIES' AND CENT S SATCHELS
t " D. R. FULLF.RTON'S.
1)I.AWTKK.
Freak ground Isnd Plaaler at
KHAI7.KH A l.VTI.KS,
apli dt- Opposite the JiL
V ECKTIKS The very latest styles
i.1
, t D. R. FL'LLERTON'S.
IIKll.
' Mackrrl, take Hrrrln. While and
led Flak al KRAT.KH A LYTLE'H,
epl.l 4t OpposiM tba Jail.
Jlrugj & Udiriurj.
HU3IOYAL.
HARTSWICK 4 IRWIN,
" DRUGGISTS,
Market Street, VltartUti, Pa.
TA7V beg Lara to Inform our old and new
W eaitoa.ri. that we bar, renjov.d onr -
Ubllahaient t. tha epaeioni now building Ju,'
er.et.a on ai.raew eu-eet, nearly adjoining tb.
Maneion llonaeon tbe weat, and oppoalt. Maeara.
Arahani A flone atore) where wa roepaotfully
inTlia me paone w ooeae ana ouj tnelr
Drugs, Cbemicalfl, Patent Medicines,
OILS, PAINTS AND VARNISHES.
Onr etoek of Drwge and Medlclnei eontlate of
arerytblng aeed, aeleeud with the gr.at.et
ear., and
WAE ANTED 8TEICTLY PTJEE!
We alao keep a full atoek if Dyee, Perfumer! ee,
Toll.t nrtlcl... ftioapa, Tooth braafaee. Hair
Bruahee. Wbitewaab firuihaa, and every other
kind Urnabee. We bare a largo lot of
WHITE LEAD, TURPENTINE,
FlaiaMd Oil, PalnU, and la fact ...rrthln.
land in tbe painting baaineaf, irbieb we .fl.rat
City priooe to aaab buyer..
TOBACCO AND SF.QARS,
Confeetlcaary, Rpio.a, and tbo largaat atock of
varietiee ...r oRerad tn thia plac.. and warrant.
ad to b. of the beet tbe Market atforda.
J. II. HRTWTrT.
Not. tS. IMS. JOHN V. IRWIN.
'OMETIIISG NEW ACAIJII
C. J). WATSON
Wiakee ta Inform hie old Irlende and tbe publle
generally that he baa opened uo a aew
Drug, Confectionery & Tobacco Store,
In new Maaonle Building, oppoelte Court nouee
SECOND ET, CLEARFIELD, PA.
Ilia stock la all aew, freab and af tba very best
quality, and will be sold ebeap for CABU ar
approved Couotry Produce.
If yoa want pore Drags and Patent If edi.lnes,
Oo to WATSON'S.
If yoa want Confectioneries, Canned Fruits,
Pickles and Jellies, Nuts, Ac, Ac,
Oo to WATSON'S.
If yoa waal the best Roasted Coffee, Eaa, noe af
Conee, Spices of all kinds, aheap,
Oo to WATSON'S.
If joa want Faaey A Toilet Soeps, Flavoring
Bitraets, Aa., Aa., bs tare to
Oo to WATSON'S.
If yoa want Fancy Dye Colore, Clark', beet Ma
chine Thread, Pine, Needles A Notions,
Oo to WATSON'S.
Cbswers and Smokers, If yoa want tbe best tn
tba market.
Buy at WATSON'S,
wbare yaa eaa get Pipea A Pipe Fiitarta.
If yoa want to gat dear of your atamps.
Come to WATSON'S.
If yoa want to spend a few boars of aa av.alng
with your frisnda, coma to WATSON'S old
stood, wbera yoa eaa crack nuta and eat Jokee
aolil o'clock, r m. April II, H7.
NEW DRUG STORE!
WM. B. ALtXWDER, M. D.,
Orupgiat and Apothecarjt
CUUWENSVILLE, PA.,
freeze eonstantlv nv 1aM M4eja.a. -r
d r v a s ,
Patent Me.licinca, Paints snd Oils, Varnishes,
lire StuRa, Ae. Ilia atock of Druga is pure and
rroah, and euatoiuera oan rely upon gelling the
beat orcrt-rytbitig in bia line. Ilia atock of
r K R F U M e n Y ,
Toilet Article,. Hair T"Wica, Cnam.tlea, Brnehes,
Toilet Soapa, Combs, Pocket Hooks Pens. Inks,
I'cncila and Paper, and a general assortment of
this elaer of good), are all of the best quality.
PURE WIXES d- LIQUORS,
For Medical purposes only,
Glass, Tulty, Lahricating Oils, tc, to suit tbo
wants of the rom ro unity.
His extenlie and well selected stock of Trug
and Medicines enables him to fill ri-TPicians
prescriptions on short notion and on the most
reasonable terms.
Rtnokera and Chewera will find hia stork of
Chewing nnd Pmoking Tohacen, Cipars A HnutT,
to eonsint of tbe eery best brands in the market
A sh?re of public ralrnnsge Is solicited
Oct. 19 Jim. W. 11. ALKXAN
DER.
Beale's Embrocation,
fL ATE PO WILL'S.)
For all disssaes Incident lo Horsos, CMtle, and
llumaa rirsn, requiring in. ...
asternal application.
Tht. InhrAHllns was alUBaivelv US.d bv
tbe Qnv.romeat during the war.
For eela ny nanewica e irwir, viaarn.io.
o..nk R. Irwia. Cwrweasville. Daniel (iond-
lander. Lu'.horaburr If
JtR()UM PLAHTI-.RI
FKi.r-RAi.iixt rutt it,
FLOIR,
CORN MEAL,
CORN IX EAR, OATS, CORN Clinp, (pure,)
CORN, RYE A OATS CHOP, (pur.,)
BRAN, Ae., An.
HAMS, SHOULDERS, SIDES,
COAL OIL,
MOLASSES, Drips,
MOLASSES, New Orleans,
TEA, SIMIAR, COFFEE, Ac, Ae.
And a general aaaortrnent of Orocfries,
Herd street, near tbe depot.
R. It. IHETT.
March 2 Jra Br J. DYHA HT.
New Meat Market. '
TInR undesigned bar. opened a Meat Market
X. la the room lortnerly ooctipled hyAlesanner
rvin.on Market street, Clearlteld, Pa , adjoining
M.eeop's, where they intend to keep a supply ol
All k Indoor Meat,
Fruit and t epeleblre.
And al "rutcM to aniv tna Tiuas." Shop will
be onen reeularly nn Tueailay, Thursday and Sat.
urdar. and meat delivered at env point. A share
of poblie patronage is respeclfnlly elicited.
ji. ii. it n.'
E. W. BROWN.
MT-Aisn Ci.nllan. to deal in all kinds of
improved Agricultural Implements.
Clrarrirl.l. August I', IKZII tr.
THE CLEARFIELD
WOOD -CHOPPERS' AXE!
Manufactured especially for
TIIE CLEARFIELD TRADE,
pon an.a ar
enc.VTtl
II. F. RlllLER A CO.
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
aoaer roa
ChlrkeHng'a. Rteinwav's end Emerson's Pianos;
tlmiih s, Maaon B llamlin a and fetoabet a
Organs and Melodeona, and l rover A
Baker's Hewing Machines.
also tnacHua or
Piano, Onilar, Orjran, Harmony and Vocal M
ale, Ne rpil taken for lore than half a term.
Rooms' neat door to Pirst National Bank
Clearfield, May 4, 10 if.
IXM UTOR? rXOTIC IC, Whereaa, I-et-j
terTfeiamentarynn the estate of H"1,mMON
IIAMMKHSCIILAi. dewaeed, tale nf Osceola
Boronfh have been r ran led to the under signed, and
II persona indeMeti to aaiai ettate are rrqnrsi
ctl to makr Immediate pay meet, and those harm?
claims armnn the same will present them, duly
autncnitealM, for eeuiencnt.
L. a. LIV'tlLB.
April fr, inr? fit fiecutrr.
UisrcUniifous.
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
HARD WA It i: ,
Also, Manufacturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLRAIFIILD, PA.
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Baraess, Collar, etc., for sale by
II. F. BIOLEU 4 CO.
PALMER'S PATENT UNLOAD-
.aV
log Bay Porks, for sste by
II. T. BIQLER I CO,
QIL, 1MINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Neils, etc, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER A CO,
TTaRNESS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
Fladlngs, for Sale by
n. F. BIGLER A CO.
Q UNS, TISTOLS, SWORD CANES
For sale by
H. F. BIGLER A CO.
gTOVES, OF ALL SOKTS AND
Bixes, for tale by
JUON I IKON 1 IKON 1 IliON !
For sale by
H. F. BIGLER A CO,
JJOllSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
NAILS, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
pULLEY li LOCKS, ALL SIZES
Aod best Manufacture, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
THIMBLE SKEINS AND PIPE
X
BOXES, for sale by
H. F. BIGLER A CO.
RODDER CUTTERS for Balo by
mTO-TO H. F. BIGLER A CO.
15 O O K S
WHICH HAVE ALWATS
in I V E N
8ATISFACT ON MERETOFORE, WILL BE
DISPOSED OF IN SICU
A W A Y
AST0PLIASI 0 R FRIENDS AND CIS
T0MERS.
JUST BECEIVL'D!
THE FINEST ASSORTMENT OF HOLIDAY
O0ODS-SLC1I.A3
BOOKS
AND OTHER
STATIONERY ARTICLES,
EVER OFFERED'TO THE CITIZENS
OF THIS PLACE!
NOW ON EXHIBITION AND FOR SALE AT
PUBLISHERS' A MANUFACTURERS'
PRICES, AT Tni
rOSTOFFICE.
Clearield, Dm 14, 1 7.
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORPINARt!
I WOULD respectfully aanoanec ta tke eltl.
ens of CLEARFIELD and vicinity that I
bars opsasd up ta tba aew Masonic Building,
nret dnar below the Manaioa Hoaae, oa Second
8traet, with a entire new stock cf
WATCHES, CLOCKS A JEWELRT,
Or the latest atylei and best Sni.h,
Selected with esra. I have aa assortsssat
from all the latest aovtltiea la Jewelry, salts,
bis for tbs Holidays.
A large clock of America Watches from
the factories of Applctra, Tracy Co., al Walt
bsas, Mais., and the Nalianal Watch Company
at Elgin, III., tn from 1 to S as. cases, always
oa band, and warranted.
Thankful Per yourp st liberal patronage, I
hope, by strict attention tc bualncsa, tc merit
a aontkiuaaoa of he same.
An binds of repairing ta ay line promptly
alUaded to.
SAT-Half Jswelry cede ta crdsr.
6. I. BNVDBR.
December 14, U7t.
ev M ine and Liquor Store.
I. L. REIZENSTEIN,
waot.Rts.Mi HUM tu
WINES & LIQUORS,
MARKET ST., CLKAPFIF.LD, PA.
Vft.Full sleek of Winn, Brandy, Oln, Whlrky
and Alcohol, alwars on band. Special attention
paid lo securing a pore arlisle for Sacramental
and medical purposes. l ?l"f
iMhersburg Marble Yard!
rpilR subscriber respeclfnlly annonnees to this
L sniaaiunity and lbs public generally that he
ir now extensively engegi-d ia the manufaclnre of
Momimrnla, Head and l oot Stones, Stand, Table
and Bureau Tnp, etc. No higher iribute can be
paid tn a deoeaaed relative or friend than Ihc rree
linn ol an enduring slab as a wittieas lo unlmrn
generations where they have laid him or her.
1 hare engaged Mr. J hn W. Ilebnaan aa my
sgrht tesvll, and to whose workmanship and skill
manv can boar wiln.se. Orders solicited and
promptly tiled. W erk delivered .heroverdcrlrrd.
K H. MHUHK.
Luthcrsburg, Notmnbw 10, 1S7S.
Tl nTICWS' A 4 OUJstTAMLI JS' Vil.
W e have printed a large number of the new
I KE BILL, and will wa tbe roceipl of lwev.lv.
Ave cents, mail a copy to anv address. aaySS
"V)R MI.R. White t oad, tine, Psinl. Lia
' seed Oil, Torpentinc, Varniihe. t all kinds,
Colors ia Oil and Drv I sint. Vernirh llmab-e.
ajayb hARUWIcK IRWIN.
ni:i:i ititoTiiKitv,
MARKET STREET,
tlP.ARPIl.I.n, PEK1PA.'
A GRAND OPENING!
THIS WEEK ! ,
The (nasi slock of Ihc season aver brought ta
Claarficld In
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods!
Notions, io., die, itc.
Sheetings and Pillowcase Muslins.
Muslins, Stripes and Tickings.
Great bargains in Linen and White floods.
Table Linone, Marseilles, Quill,.
Towlcs, Towling, Napkins, Crib Quilts, Ac
Striped and Plaid Nainsooks, Muslins, Lawns,
Cambrics, Ad.
Plain, Striped and Printed Piques.
Percales and Linen Goods for Dresses.
New styles in Millinery (loods.
Hats, Bonnets and Flowero, la great variety.
While Triiaasinga in grMt variety.
Hair tiooda, aew stylos, in great variety.
Indies' Coate, Gloves, llos'ery, As.
ladies'. Misses' and Children's til
AT-Tbe stock is complete In erery partioular,
and tbe prices ar suoh that will picas, all.
Du not fail to
CALL AND SEE FOR YOURSELVES !
aF-Butlcr, Eggs, Wool, and all marketable
produce, taken io exchange for goods. '
REED BROTHERS.
Clcarneld, March li, 1171.
1871.
1871.
SPEIMi GOODS!
The First of the Season I
The Cheapest in this Market I
I5UY! BUY!! BUY!!!
OF
KRATZER &. LYTLE,
Your Dry floods.
Your Groceries,
Your Hardware,
Your Queensware,
Your Notions,
Your IlooLa A Shoea,
Your Leather,
Yonr Shoe Finding,
Your Flour and Fish,
Tour Window Curtains,
Your Carpets,
Your Oilcloths,
Your Wall Papers,
Tour Hats,
Your Caps,
Your Carpet Chain,
Yonr Stores,
Your Bacon and Feed.
PAI.T! SALT! SALT! at wholesale to eountry
merchants.
OILS, PAINTS, GLASS, ie. A liberal dis
count to builders.
Krcrytbing that yon need can he had at great
advantage to the buyer, at
KRATZER A LYTI.SS,
Market street, .
Ci.iunrtr.i.D, P , opposite tbe Jail. 3.1
SPECIAL AXOlXraiET!
IF! AVE thia day associated with me In the
wircntile beiinens my brother, Koltert Ked,
auj the buiincss will be ooulioued under the
firm name of
RKED BROTH CRS,
We will continue to make the lOry Goods and
Notion boiineas a specialty, and all the newest
fahries and latest novelties in I lie market will be
kept on hand.
The P ran eh Store in f arwenevitle will be con
tinued, where will be found as choir, a liue of
goods as at our main store in Clearfield.
N'ew Spring goods will be on hand about tbe
1.1th of March.
The bonk accounts of Wm. Reed will be promptly
and immediately settled.
WM. REED.
Clearfield, Pa., March I, 1871.
J K A C E IN KIROPEI
rt
GREAT EXCITEMENT
IN FRENCH VILLE !
The Moody contest between France and Prussia
is at an end for ll.e present, so far as the slaugh
tering of men and ibe destruction of property Is
concerned. The Royal Jo (relets no doubt pride
themselres and rejoice orer the result, but bow
insijrmnVsnt Is their work when com pa red with
the humane and christian efforts of
L. M. COUDRIET,
who bss undertaken I. 'npp'r all the eitisrns in
the lower end of th. county with rood and raiment
at exceeding low rates rrosn his mammoth store in
Ml'I.KONBl'HO. where be can alwaya he foand
reedy tc wait upon callers and supply them with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Such aa Clothe, Petlnette, reseltncrrs. Muslins.
Dolain.s, Lfnen, lirillings, t'elicoes,
Trimmings, Hihbons, Lsee,
Ready-made Clothing. Boots and Shoes, Hals and
Caps all of Ibe best materiel end meile to order
llore, Socks, li lures, Mittens, Laces. Ribbona, Ac.
(1H0CER1ES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Ten, fugar. Rice, Mulaarea, Fiah, Salt,
Pork, Lineecd Oil, Fiah Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Qneenaware. Tinware. Caatings. IMowa
and I'lnw Caatings, Nails, Hpikee, Cm tulliva
w.e, ctuvr riwMi,sBtll kimla ef Axes.
Perfumery, Paints, VamLh, lllaaa, and a general
aaaorlinent of 8latinnerv.
GOOD FLOUP,
Of different hrnnda, alwaya on hand, and will be
cold at the loweal pnaalMe ngurea.
LIQl'OUS, auch aa Brandy, Wine, (fin. Whisky,
Javnc't Meiicines, llosti tier's and
llw.danil'a Hitters.
iOiK pounds of Wool wanted for which Ihs
highest price will be paid. iovi r oa nan.
and ror aae al the lowest market price
Alan. Agml for Stratlnn Ills and Curwenetille
Threrhlng Machines. "
feaCsll and see for ynnrselvcs. Tou will find
ercr thing usually kept ia a retail store.
L. M. COl'DRIET.
Frencbrille P. 0., March I, MSI.
c
ook sTovmi
SPEAR'S CALORIFIC,
FrSQ.rKHA.NKA, SCPKRIOR.
GOV. l'KNN, . RKlH LATOR,
NOBLE COOK, NATIONAL RANGE,
TRIUMPH, PA R LOR COOKS,
SPEAR'S REVOLVING LIGHTS
AND DOI'fll.K UTATFRS,
And sll kinds of Hosting Stores tot sale by
aug.V; II. F. BIGLKR A CO.
For Rcnll
milR nder-imed effere fo rent a T-WFLLINO
I 1HI K and HI.Ai KSM1TH MH'I situate
at 1 1 steed T. O. in Hell township. This ia a very
desirable hwation for the burineaa, A full act nl
timla in the shop. Plenty ef eu'toia. A gfod
whoo I in the Address ur nppty to 11. L.
Henderson or the sulaeriler.
hUrrh 14 ,f HKh'RT PRETn, Jr.
4 nMIMTR ATOM WOTICI Notice
V V Is here br gieen that letters of afitniniptratioh
on the estate of II T.NR Y AVUIIKM1A1 'H,
deo'd., lata of Lawrence township. Clearfield Co ,
Pa..haTlng hern dulf granted to the ondersirned,
all persona Indented to said estate aiil
payment, and those harlng claims or demands
wiil present them properly auihentieaed for aet
tlrm.et. MILTS READ,
Marrh 29, 1Tl fit Armintrratnr.
ru Coeds, ftrorrriff, (Bit.
NI.W FJIttl.
KRATZER & LYTLE,
Market Street, Clearfield, Penn'a.,
(Opposite the Jail,)
TTAVE now oa band a Arst class stock of
-II. goods, suited ta tho wants of Ibe putllc.
Our stock Is' large, and by aeaetaatly makiag
additions thereto, we arc able to aeeonmodate
all wbc may favor us by calling. We bava
DET GOODS,
Merinos, Olnghsait, Cloths, Prints.
Dslalnea, Caaalmeres, Silks, Rsps,
Sstinela, Cashmeres, Tweeds, Cobergs, Alpacas,
Mohair, Lanellae, Muslins, Flinnela, Bonnets,
Ribbons, Cloaks, Balmoral Kbirta, Hoop Skirts,
Shawls, Drcas Trimmings, Hiad Nets, Capa,
Corsets, Olovss, Scarfs, Collars,
Grcaadiua Veils, Table Covers, ate.
CLOTHING,
Coats, Pants, Vests, Over-Coals,
Gent's Shawls. Shirts, Hals, Csp, Under Shirts
and Drawers, Boots aad Shoes, Gum Shoes,
Cravats, Seeks, Gloves and Collars.
GROCERIES,
Tea, Coffee. Sugar, Molasses, Ball,
Candles, Rice, Flour, Bacon, Fish, Tobacco,
Raisins, Curraata, Spleas, Crackers, Vinsgar,
Oils, Varalak, Pepper, Alcohol, Ac
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Carpet, Oil cloth. Drugget, Clucks,
Looking-Glasscs, Churns, Buckets,
Washboards, Tubs, Flat Irons, Pans, Window
Blinds, Wall Papsr, Coal Oil Lamps, Bsdcords,
I'mtrelUs, Kulvss, Forks, Spoons,
Crocks, Stoves and Stove Blacking.
HARDWARE,
Qneenaware, Tinware, Glassware,
Wooden .are, Copperwarc, Books, Stationary,
Musical Goads, Trunks, Skates, Ao.
T-All of which will be sold oa tbs most rea
sonable terms, and tl e highest market price paid
for Grain, Woclaud all kinde or eountry produce.
REMEMBER TUB PLACE:
KRATZER & LYTLE'S,
(Opposite the Jail,)
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A. M tl
SPRING GOODS!
JUST RECEIVING!
T IOIIT CALIC0K. FI'I.ENIHII lllc. CALI-
I i coes. Ilrlstnea, Shirting Checks, Mu'litis,
f IBM., n hlte Good,, Percales, Jspsnes. ilka.
Black Silks. F ilk I'.plliT., Black Alpacas, Table
l.iucna, clreteene, bnawla, lloj a t-aeiaerea, ae
AT J. MILKS KRATZER SI
HOSIKRV, SII.K CLOVES, BEST PARIS
Kid lllorcr. Lace Collars, Hair Switches and
ingnnne, Hair ctr, I racta, Itoop ktrta, ae.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S !
D
HFUS TRI M M I NtiS, HI LK FRINGES
fcfatin, Vl4ii Ribbous, Buttons, Ae.
AT J. MII.RS KRATZETA'g 1
'TRIMMED HATS. RIBBONS,
X
Millinery lioods, Ac, Ae.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S !
UNKQl'ALKD STOrK OF LA 11 E.S' ANB
Children's Shore and (lailcrs, Men's French
Kip and Calf Boots, Call and Lasting Gaiters, Ac.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S t
O nfU s -MECKS WALL PAl'ER tie. to
UVRJ gl.Otl per bolt Carpets, Floor Oil
t'lotha, Window Sbadra, best White (Jraaite Tea
n are, mat's arr, j a-tio RPivn miv rurae, me.
AT J. MILKS KRATZER'S!
linli K TEAS, COFFEE, AND OTHER
j tirnearlea. Dried Apples, I'ead bes, Cherries,
Prunes. Canned Peaches, Tumatoea, Corn, Ac.
"The aloTc, with an immense stock of other
Good, hare been bought at the lowest cash prices,
and will be offered nt very low rates.
Jsey-Come and examine thrm whether yon
buy or not.
J. M. KRATZER.
(Formerly C. Kratser A Sons.)
Next door to II. F. Rlftlcr A Co.'a Hardware Store.
Clearfield, March IV 1871 tf.
TOBACCO AND CIGARS I
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
Al Ihe New Tobacco and Cigar Store of
it. II. Ml.tW,
Two doors Eaet of the Poetoftic, Clcarneld, Pa.
Constantly on hand a fine assortment nf Nary,
Congress, Cnrendish, Cable, Spunrell,
Michigan and Century Fine-cut
Chewing Tobacco. Ac.
Also, a largo aad well arlerted stock of Imported
and Pomeatle Cigara, Smoking Tobaccos,
Meerschaum and Rriar Pipes,
Pipe fixtures, Tobacco
Hoxcs, Cigar Holders, and everything generally
found In a well reflated Cigar and
Trtbecco Store.
m
t4r-RememW the place: T we door East of
the Pneioffice, Clearfield, Pa. aug. 14 tf.
S. FORTER SHAW, D. D. S.,
Other in Ma nit- Building,
t LEAK I IK1.1. PA. i
Putt In of the nntural Ueth In a healthy, pre
sereat ire and UMrful cemiition ia made a specialty.
I'iseaees and malformali-'nsonmnHan to the mnetk.
jnw and afsibeiatf parts, sre treated and corrected
with fair succees. Ptamlnations and consulta
tions rem. Priees for part-al and full sets of
teeth much lower than in 170 ft wonM he Well
fnrpeticri from a distance to let us know hy
mail a few days hofore enmmg te the eaten. It
is rery imporlnnt that children between the egee
ofaix and twelee yers should have their teeth
et a mined. Wj A nets t best a Teeth are waved
eiThout p!iw. feht6 71
rlHK CELFRRATED RICHARDSON RWTS,
X Mrni Kip. -....
French hip , I Pa.
French Calf "A.
(Oppite Jail ).rtr At C. KRATKMtf .
Solfhi.
THE SMITH ' HOUSE,
(Apabuellw the Paeeeager Dwpwt.)
CI KAFVIIXD, PA r
1MIK undersigned, havinf leased this house far
a eeriea of years, la ready tn entertain stree
g ra and trarelere reneiaJtj, and ibeeefore aoiieltj
aojrumrrs to five him a rail. His TaMs win be
supplied with tr-e be-l the market afTords, and has
Bar will won. theoBknkeoat of winea nnd Hqeots.
The bouse, ftirnitura, beds and bedding aMeiiUrWy
new, which alwayiadda to the ootnforl uf traTetesa;
while the stahlltig attachH la large and" reeani.
just suited fur teainttere. Cbarir anojerate.
jaiiaWO WILLIAM IS. BUADLHT.
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL
MAREET St.. CLEARFIELD. Vk. .
THIS large and commodious new boteP haa
been opened for the accommodation of the
public, where the prwpriet:r will be glad to meet
his old friends, and rewire a share of public pat
ronage. By strict personal attention te the de
tails of his business, he bopee to heebie tn render
satisfaction to bis patrons. The.TABl.g will
alwaya be bonntitully supplied with the best that
can be procured In the market, nnd the BAR
will contain a full etook ef LIQUORS, BEKR, Ae
Good stabling attached.
CASPPR LEIF0LDT,
Omrfleld, March I, ISA9-y Proprietor
THE EAGLE HOTEL,
MAIN ST., CURWEN8 VILLE, PA.
HAVING l.ased for a terns of years lha
above well known and popular bote), (kept
formerly by Mr. Meson, and lately by Mr.
Fouls,) Ihe present proprietor has re-Attrd it
with the object of render' ag bis gnests eomfort
eble while adjourning with him. A tne, large
Stable end Yard is attached, for the care and
protection of horses, carriagee and wagovia. A
liberal shsra or publte patronage ie solicited.
m,l Jmr A. J..SJ&ALI.KEK, Prop'r.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of heeond and Market Hrreets,
11.EAHI IF.I.I), PA.
fpni9 old aad commodious Hotel bee. during
X the pact year, been enlarged to double tu
former capacity for the anterlcinmeat of etraa-
gore and gueats. The whole building has o.sa
refurnished, and the proprietor will spare aa
pains to render his guests comfortable while
staying with bins.
jKrlbe "Manaioa House" Omnibus runs ta
and from the Depot an the arrival and departure
or each train, CUim uuuuiir.ni I,
aprt 70 tf Proprietor.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
af'uxf&-isiiBrlll t lAarllild rnunt. Pa.
raitiiH oi anu won vmuiid num, .iww
JL fully ailuated oa the hanks of the Basque
banna, in tbe boroigh of Curweftsrille, has been
leaeed for a term of years by the undersigned.
It baa been entirely refitted, and is now opeo te
.t Lll. .ull. aai ik. wuaciallltnsB A akm USn a. -
nit- in particular. No pains will be spare to
render gueata comfortable while tarrying at this
i a Cioklavaa auuisn fn i Vial annrim (new
dation of teams. Charges moderate.
. n . ,. - ia . r TP t TT ISIWM
DCpt. 3D, ICs-W-lJ, " Lil AJLaVVJM.
THE AMERICAN - HOUSE,
l utlieraburg, t'learnela Co.. Pa.
THIS well know, and long cstahlisbcd Hotel,
formerly kept by K, W. Moore, and latterly
by Wm. 6chwem, sr., has been teased for a term
cf years by tha undersigned, to which tbe atten
tion of tbe traveling puntte ie wow canvu, aan w
liberal share of public patronage Is solicited.
aovo-70 JAMES MILES.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN ST., PllILirSBUKG. PA.
TUB undersigned keeps constantly aa band
lha- heat of Liquors. His table is always
supplied with ths best the market afforda. lha
traveling public will do well to give him a nalL
aovlto. ROBERT LLOYD. .
gHAW llOl'gr.
Corner of Market and Front Streets,
Clearfield, Pa.
This mngnifioent Hotel 4a entirely new, com
plete in ell its appointments, and convenient tc
the Court llouee. A fro. Omnlboe runs to and
Irons the Depot ea the arrival end departure ef
each train. , UEORUK S. COLllL'RN,
April IS, WO. Proprietor.
IRWIN HOUSE,
Midway between Uck I'.uu and Khawsvllle.
THE undersigned would respectfully invite tbe
attention of watermea and all others to tbe
fact that be has opened a hotel at the above
named plsee, where he is prepared lo accommo
date all who may favor him with a call. Potts
hsve been pot in on the river bsnk, so aa io luauro
a eafr landing ror wateimen.
JaiiJ..:hn W. W.-1RWIN.
WESTERN HOTEL,
Opposite the Court llouee,
CLEARFIELD, F EKN'A.
Accommodations first -eJaas and charges moderate.
oct5 JOn?f F. TOEVa, Proprietor.
L
EONARI) IIOsVME,
Opposite theReilroed Dspettj
Clearfield, Pa.
11:71 D. JOHNSTON A SOX, Proprietors.
oots and tliof
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Boot and Shoe Manufacturer,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAS just receired a fins lot of French CALF
tSKlKS. and is now prepared to ana en fea
ture everything In hia Una nt the to west figures.
He will warrant hia work lo be as representee:.
He respectfully solicits a call, at hia shop on
Market street, second dtor west of tbe poMofl.ee,
where he will do all in his power to render satis
faction. Some fine Waiter lops ea hand.
myV67 f DANIEL CONNELLY.
TEAfE PROCLAIMED.
THE WAR OVEkIk CLEARFIELD.
KNOX TOWNSHIP QUIET.
Nearly all the Contraband going back
to their old matters; but 'nary on
going to old Alatsachusetts, when
they were loved so long and so well.
IN eonsequence of tha abore facts, t, SHORT,
of the old "Short boe Shop," would an
nounce to ble numeroua patrons, and the people
of Clearfield eouuty atlarfe.that he hea now a
first rate lot of good material just received from
tbe Rest, and is prepared on snort notice to make
and aaend Boots and flhoes, at bis new shop Is
U rah am 's row. Me Is satisfied that be can please
all, ( li aijhi Kasnaia intensely loyal stay,
at home patriota. ) He is prepared to sail low for
Cash or Country Produce. I'on t forget tha
Shop neat door to Sbowera A Graham's store,
on Market street, Clearfield, Pa., and kept by a
fellow commonly oalled
Jyl.'7 f "SHORTY."
JEW BOOT AM) SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK,
Coa. MARKET A 3d Sis., CLEAEFIKL9, Pa,
rpilE proprietor haa entered Into th BOOT at
X. SHOE buainess at tbe above stand, and
U determined not to be outdone either ia quel
ity or price for his work, Special attention
will be paid to manufactories Sewed work. He
has on hand a larjre lot of fcreweh Kip and
Calf Shins, ef the very best quality. 1 beeirt
sena of Clearfield and vicinity are rpert.ullj
tavited to giro him a trial. No obarge for cells.
not ' a tf
EW STOKE AN'D N EV GOODS.
JOS. SHAW & SON
Have just oprnrrl a ,
Ktw fTO, on Uain 8t.,Ci.ArttLD, Tl.,
lalrlr ocrupieil by Wm. F, IRWI.H.
Tbeir stock censisla of
Gkortt'ga of Ihe tt quality,
Qutr.NswARE, 15ool8 and Slioeg,
nd every artii-le oeceisarT for
nne'a rwmforl.
Call and eaarnine eur Block befor f nr
ebaaiDf eWcwbora. M . l?6-tf.
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