THE llEPUBLICANr
CLEARFIELD, PA.
' WEDNESDAY MORNINO, ACOCST 9,1871.
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Terms of Subscription,
Tf pi J In advanoe.or within throe monthi ...f 2 00
Jti j ficr thros aad before six months..... t 60
f paid aftsr ths aspiration of sis moDtbs.,, 8 00
All article to Insnrt insertion In thli
thould be h ft ruled In early on Tuesday
peminft m w (fo to prow at 13 o'elook, (noon.)
BEMCilOCJH NOTICES. ,
' Methodist Episcopal C hurch Pat. J, ft.
vronft. Pnitor. Public Surrics every Sabbath,
JlOjA.M.. and 7 P.M. v
nhUth School at 9 A. M. .
' prayer Meftinir, eyery Thursday, at tj P. M.
C'lmtnuninn Bnrvico, flnt Babbath of every
Bonth.nt 1i A. M.
HI. Andrew'! Church F.pluc opal Rev.
QioRon Hall. Publie Service (Sunday morning
10 o'clock, and at 1 P. M. Sunday Behool at
I p m. Prayer Muctlog Wcdnciduy evening
,t T o'olwk.
reh) tcrlan ChurchRev. Mr. Bin-ran.
Public Service every Sabbath, morning and even-
lnhaptlst Chiirch-Itov. W. B. Skinnrh, Pm
itnr. I'uMie services every Sabbath, morning or
ifTrnin. alternately. '
HI. fraiieU1 Church Catholic Rev. T.
J. M'-MAsm. Mans at 10 o'clock A. M., on the
io miii I and fourth Sundays of each month.
pRtMiRF8HiPio.--Tho work and ira-
,pruvpmenta on the Park grounds are pMtfrosiing
6arr, s.id when completed will really be grand.
J)kad. Mra. Burnsitlo, widow of the
late Judge Burnrido, died at Harrisbarg, on the
3d instant, after a lingering illness, In the 48th
yfr of ber age. She wu a daughter of Hon.
iinn Cameron.
School "Report. The report of Sir.
!i'trj;t W. Snyder, Superintendent of common
schools for thii county, will be found at length on
our 6 mt page. The report ia worthy the attention
of all directors, teacher and citiiens.
Settlf.d. 11 Who luid the first brick
pavement t" This text wai debated by Philtpi
burgers fur nearly a wcuk, and it was finally act tied
that "Hob" lladion wai entitled to the belt. Bo
that question if settled, but the "Milk' business
has not yet been disposed of.
aj e m -
Sad Nkws. Tho relatives of Ex-
Oov, Juhn Bi glcr, of California, residing In this
plaoe, rcoeivod the tad Intelligence on Saturday,
that the Ex-UoVooor was In a dying condition,
caused by dropsy, from which lie has been suffer
ing for some time. .
Borough Berts. According to tho
published statement, the borough of Bullefonle baa
a, debt of $6.,84.87. Mow, let the borough falh
rs of this plaoe publish a simitar statement, and
let ns know which of the two towns is the richest,
er whether we have any debt. Some tbiuk we
have no debt at all, while others think we have
something less than $100,000 hanging over ns.
Hefty. A horso raco is to come off
at Saratoga Springs, on the 10th, between tho
owners of "Longfellow " and ' Kingflnhor,' The
M In $10,000 a side. . We have not yot learned
whether either of these homes will be at our ap
proaching county Fair, but a number nearly as
good will no doubt be upon the ground. Betting,
we understand, will be strictly prohibited.
Not art PuBLio.-Tho eaublinhmont
of a banking houao in the flourishing borough of
Osceola has rendered the appointment of a Notary
nncesnary, and we are gratified to learn that Gov.
(loary has conferred that trust upon John J. Lin
gle, Esq., who, tn the future, will furnish bis oard
to all drawers and endorsers o( notes who fail to
avail themselves of the "three days of grace'
usually allowed on such instruments.
Grand Pio-Nio. We understand
that preparations are being made, on a grand
scale, by the citiiens of Covington and Qirard
townships to hold S Pio-Nie in Frencbville, on
Tuesday, the lith of August. The resident of
those townships are proverbial for their hospitality,
and never do anything by halves. Those who
want to enjoy an old harvest home treat, can go to
no better place.
Lint of loiters remaining unclaimed
in the Post office at Clearfield, fur the week ending
August in, inn:
A , L. M.
Morton, Sanford.
Mnrryfleld, Morris B.
M M anus, Mary, (for.)
Dfvine, John 2.
Dale, Walter.
Fuller. C. A.
Fm, Frank.
Hitrrip, James S.
Itartsrll, M. E.
I.eilich, (ieorge.
Lewis, John.
Marry, A. B.
Owens, M rs.MaliodaA,
Read, M. C.
Sullivan, Miuhaol.
Bmj,lh, Julio.
Fmith, J. L. 8.
Watson, Walter B.
P. A. U ALL IN, P. M.
Social Vkrmin. A loafer, snld to
bail from Tyrone, named McMurtrie, turned up in
this place one day last week and oomraenocd play
Ing off a very sharp game In the "queer" and
"soap" Hoe. He really succeeded In selling sev
eral empty boxes to some of our youths, who,
liks little fish, nibble at every bait that drifts on
the surface. Tho purchaser would slip the box
into his pocket, after first coming down with the
"tin," and then quietly glide into some secluded
spot by bimelf to Count his greenbacks and inhale
the aroma uf his soap. But lo, and behold 1 neither
"queer" nor "soap" was to bo seen. Mr, Sharp,
learning that el t lien had started for an officer,
hastily closed np bis business and sloped. He wilt
no douht tnrn up In some other locality and engage
, io the same business. Such fellows deserve to be
jugged, and It would bo well enough, for our
suthorities to "lay" for them in the future.
Attention, Voters! Much time is
left annually by those who seek to bo assessed
during September and np to within ten days be-'
fore the election, to finding tho Assessor, so as to
enable them to vote.
In order to let every voter know who and where
the Assessor or Register may be found, the County
Cemmisilnjieri have ordered every Assessor to sit
st his respective election house do Saturday, tho
30th day of September next, where all such who
have failed to be assessed, or registered will please
attend. The Commissioners hsre also furoiahed
a-V Assessor with hand-bills, which they are re
quired to post np In each Borough and Township,
in order to notify evory voter when and where to
fftttend. Jt la particularly enjoined upon tho As
sessor not to neglect this duty Tho Commission
ers will bo thankful to any eltiten who will report
(any delinquency on this point on lh': port of As
sessors. If this arrangement Is carried out on the
jart of Assessor ond cltlscn, no unnecessary time
,need be lost by any ono in hunting the Assessor
and getting himself registered. The fact that tho
Assessor sits at tho election boose on tho 80th of
September, need prevent no ono In getting regis
tered previous to that time, provided bo meets the
A -lessor,.'
Thr Hhiht 8rntiT.-Some of our
capitalists are just now btieily engaged debating
the erection of Car Works and ft Woolen Factory,
Two hundred thoasaud dollars worth of wool Is
Wing shipped from this eounty annually by our
fannersof eourse to bo manufactured ol sew he re
ft ri-i a profit of 23 to 40 per cent, pocketed by those
ho manufacture It into cloth and wearing ftp
pears!. Now, why cannot this raw material be
manufactured as ohesply here fts elsewhere f Why
transport onr wool to Centre, Mifflin, Lancaster, or
ony other eounty to bo manufactured, and tbea
bare tho goods shipped bsck ogaln f ' 1 not am
own people have to pay fv this double transporta
tion r Of course they do. T'ucu why not erect
one or more Woolen Manufaot'irles, and save this
transportation to ear people, besides giving em
ployment to hand re. Is of laborers who would thus
be drawn Into our midst and help to build up ftnd
pnpulala our eounty. The profits realised from
tho msnqfutnre of the wool sent out of the ooun
T will pny ten por cent, interest on forty thousand
dollars capital
An immenao business can also bo built np here
" ho AtftUfs.tlra r We have Inexhausti
ble quanliliea of limW, coa'l ami Iron. The 1st
tn is of eourse out yet developed, but Is not far of.
We Wpa this matter will not end in talk alone,
L"d let some of our rapllaltsts take hold of the
l'in?s saj g;( it tiirt.
Couuauuleatsd. .'.' . i
TAKEN PRISONE".
On last Thurduvevanlnr. Julv arik. Il.v U'
B Pkluuer was leisurelv luuklur over hia mii.
script, his sanotum wu invaded by a company of
persons, who took him Into custody, without even
ra uing metr warrant for so doing. No time for
making a djfense was glvsn. Release on a writ
or kuUa$ wrpui was Impossible lie sraseuwaed
king of the sveniag, and forced to preside over the
deliberations of the large party as they disposed
of the rich delicacies provided by tho Invaders.
rtiwr we nanus wen amply discussed, they took
the liberty of presenting the prisoner with some of
the needful, in shape of greenbacks, and flar
spending some time id social onjoymont the inva
ders dispersed, intimating a season. uf rest to the
perron in custody, .
The Pastor, the recipient ff the favors returns
humbla thanks to the members of his congregation
in Curwensville for those marks of con fide nee and
esteem.
Bask Ball. Bolow is the score of
ft game of Base Ban between tho Hickory Base
Ball Club, of Kylertown, and tho Chincleelamoose
Club, of this place. Although the "Chineks" wore
entirely out of practice, not having played a gamo
since last Fall, they did some good work, as the
following score will showi . , v
CH1KCI.KCI.AM0O8H. O, R
Hit SORT.
Brennor, s. a...,,.,
U. Merrcll, r. f...,
Snyder, p ,
Mchoonover, o..,,(
W. Merrell, e. f,
llollenbacb, 1 b.,
Bradshaw, I b...,
Hmlth. Lf.
Morgan, 1 b.
C. Jubnson. o. f.
H. Adams, o ,
Walters, p.u ,
H. Wallace I. f.
Qrahmn, 2 b
Park, s.s.
Howe, r. f
S
Hastings, 3 b
3
IU. Merrell, S b.M,
Innings..,
1 I
8 4 6 0 T 8 9
0 4 2 16 3 1233
110 2 0 0 04
Chincleelamoose 8
Hickory 0
I
0
Plies eaught Chincleelamoose, 12; Hlakory, 8.
Umpire H, V, Wilson. Soorcrs X'hlnoks. Ueo.
Weaver; Hickory, Ueo. Knox.
Time of gamo two hours. . '
Drownkd. A distrosoing case of
drowning occurred at Kenovft on Tuesday about
11 1-2 o clock a. m tbat east ft gloom over the
whole town. Mrs. Rex, a lady from Philadelphia,
who bad arrived the evening previous at the Re
nova House to spend the summer season, attempt
ed to crow the river in a skiff in eompany with ft
young girl between 13 and 14 named U I rich, on a
vutt to Uenova. The former lust the paddle while
in deep water, and in reaching to get it upset the
bout ai)4 botn were drowned. 1 no alarm was
given by tome littls girls, and assistance was soon
at nana, nut it did not save Lhera irom drain.
Nrs. R. wits in the water only Ave or ten minutes,
we are told, and tho little girl was in fortj two
minute. The husband of the lady was expected
on the train that night, with his two daughters,
but before he arrived the dead body of his wife
was on the return trip to the euy where sue had
but recently leA ft happy home, with the prospect
of a lung life before hor, and it may be that he
and the children, lull of Joytul anticipations ot
pleasure in their mountain retreat, unconsciously
passed upon the road the lifeless body of ths wife
and mother they were going to meet. The ease is
indeed ft sad one. Citato JJrmocruU
Case op Somnambulism. William
Scibert, a young man engaged as a telegraph
oporator In this city, unexpectedly found himself
in bis parent's front yard at ft Tory early'honr last
Saturday morning with ono arm broken and sev-'
eral severe euts aud bruises, and la his night
clothes. How lung ho had boon there ho nor any
body else knows, but when consciousness returned
he crawled to the front door and rang the bell, and
after establishing his Identityfor his parents had
known of his retiring to bed, and lading his door
fast, oould not at Bret believe It was him. A sur
vey of the situation left no doubt but that the
young man had" risen from his bed in bis sleep,
and leaped or fell from the window. His injuries
are severe, and it is wonderful that be escaped with
bis life. Alloonn Sun.
Bitten dt a IIokhb. Last Saturday
ft week, at Shlngletown, Mr. Benj. Stem, of Barrio
town hip, suffered ft severe casualty from being
bitten by a horse belonging to him.. It seems,
while at the blacksmith shop, tho horse becomiug
ferocious and unmanageable, seised Mr. Stem by
the forearm, hurling him to tho ground, ond leap
ing upon him. lie would undoubtedly have been
killed bad not tho bystanders driven off the horse
by severe blows. As It was his arm was severely
smashed, being bitten through and through, ond
both bones broken. Wo are glad to learn, how.
ever, 'that Mr. Btem io recovering. StUtomtt
Republican. -'
General Mbadk. This veteran
soldier passed through this plaoe on ft flying rlsit
through this part of tho State, on Tnosday last
A large number of oitisens, together with the
brass band, repaired to tho Depot, where the
distinguished visitor was received by Ex-Oov-ernor
Bigler, on behalf of tho oitisens, in ft few
appropriate remarks, to which tho General
heartily responded. After which all separated
highly pleased. As tho General was "traveling on
time," ho passed on to Curwensville, ftnd dined
with CoL W. Ross Hartshorn, from whence a car
riage took him to B rook vi lie in tho afternoon,
whore be has ft son on the Engineer corps now
locating the low grade rail road.
A Singular Occurrence Bees on
tho Rampage. The Clinton Dtmocrat says: A
singular occurrence took plaoe on the farm of Mr.
Jeff. Caldwell, Bald Eagle township, ft few days
since. His bees left their hires without any appa
rent cauM, mad as hornets, on ft skirmish, and
made first for the dog and stung him to death.
They then betook themselves to the fields where
tho bonds were harvest in g and mule so furious an
attack upon tbo horses that men and beasts bad to
take shelter In the barn. Having whipped every
thing tn their way they went back to their hives.
Very Appropriavc We learn from
the Pbilipsburg Jvwrnal thai Mrs. Hardman Phil
ips, now residing In England, has mado a donation
of $0,000 to St. Paul's Episcopal Church at that
place, to be devoted to the purchase ot a site aod
erection of a rectory. This Is certainly a substan
tial gift, and eould do doubt be used by any eon-
' Special -
4-Vinegar Blttcrt for sals by C. B. Watsoo,
Masonic Building. ''
Brass, Copper and Porcelain lined Preserving
Kettles, for sale by ' II. F. Biai.sa A Co. '
Fruit Cans, soldered on the outside, of our own
manufacture. Also, 0 lass Fruit Jars, for sale by
II. F. Btaiia k Co.
Feed Cutters, the largest assortment eror
brought to the count. Call in and examine them.
July 20.-31. 11. F. BidLin k Co.
Brass, Copper and Poroelain lined Presenting
Ki ttles, for aala by II. F. Biaul A Co.
a ' '
Chmn Lubricating Castor Oil, Lightning Fly
Killer K'pcr, Pnnoges of all varieties and sixes,
Flavoring Extract, of . superior quality, for sale
at th. Drug Dtor. of ttartswlcl irwm, neeowa
...... i.. in
Fwd Cutlers, th.
brought to the oount.
Jul, ti.-il.
largest assortment ,rer
Call la an examine thas.
II. F. Dlot.1. I Co.
Dr. F. Platto. Eclectic Physioia. and Purgeon
offers bis aervieea t. the people of Ulearnrld and
vicinity, and will ba in readineaa to attend all
professional ells, by day or night. Omoa
Heed street, west of lbs depot, Clearield, Pa.
May 81, IHil-tf
Fruit Cans, soldered on the outslds, of our own
ma.ufaslure. Also, Glass Frail Jars, for sal. by
II. F. Bi.t aa A Co.
On Jul 30th, 1H71, by Rev. A. Tuonnux, as
aisled by Kev, M. L. Uxlos, Mr. II. P. SPACK
MAN, of I.swremse township, to Min AMANDA
ULOO.M, of Pike township.
On Tuesday evening, August 1st, 1871, by Rev.
J. Fusts, ltai.1, Mr. STEPHEN MARTIN to
Miss LUCY IIO A I.I CK t both of Otoeol..
At Wlsl.r, Cllnloii .ounty, Pa., on July lth,
IS7I, WII.MAM FETH, son of I.ixiii A. and
Avnsxw Knisr., aged 1 year and I monlbs,
AIIMINIHTR ATOR'M KOTICF H4le
Is hereby given that letter, of administration
on lb. e.tat. or jauuii nmvnj.i, ueoeasoq.
late of Hell tnwnahin. Clesrlleld .ounty, Pnn a.
having been duly granted tn th. undersigned, all
persons Indebted to said svlsU will please make
Immediai. pavment, and thoie having claims or
demands will prevent them properly nthentieal.d
for eelilem.nl without .Hay.
- . LOUISA 8IUVF.I.Y,
Trnutvllle, Jaly 1J llpd A.annmvairisv
TlllaTICIW
linHMTABLEeV VKVM.
l We I
bare nrlnll . lam amb.r of tb. new
FEB BILL, and will .a tb. reMlpt of twenty
llvs cents, mail t enpy l anr addrasa. pivJI
'SmaritrtJ.""
Clearfield Markets,
Corrected weekly by Rich, a no Moasor, Wholesale
nd Retail Dealer In Dry Goods, Qroeoriea, Pro
visions, Ac., Markst street, Clearfield, Pa.
Clbaxfixld, Pa., Aug. I. 1971.
Apples. green,00(gi I
Dried, tt. ...... '
Apple buttorgal, 1
00 Hogs, dressed...... II
10 Hides, groen..t. T
0 Hams OOQ 18
i'j Shoulder 00& 11
Duller- uu(a)
Bean .$0 00$ I
Buckwheat 1
Buckwheat flour tt,
608idos Q0 1&
00 Lard 10
4 Mess pork,llbbl...l2 00
lAOftti To
lttOniono 1 00
boor, dried..,,
Beef, fresh Bfd)
Boards, M 12 00(14
Corn, shelled.- 1
Corn, ear 0u(
Corn meal, sack, 1
Chop, $ owtl i
Cloverced. 8
00' Potatoes H 00l 00
00 Peaches, dried, lb.. 12)
60 Plaster, Ifl bbl 8 4ft
40 Rye- I 10
60 Rats. Is tb ..... 8
0O Ralt,Wsack 2 60
Cheese..,,,
Cherries, tb. 10(7$
Chickens, drsd, lb,
KggS ...,. Mt.M.t
Z".piiinglestllHn.4(d)o
if nningies,2U iniuu 1 1 vv
16 Timothy seed
7 60
10iTallow.
00 .Wheat-
HI
1 60
46
8 60
Flaxseed....... t
Flour 0 00(a) T
Hay 16 00fd20
60 1 Wool -
0 Wood, i cord
duration at.1
LLIAMSPORT
DICKINSON SEMINARY.' .
' A flnt-ola.i School for both iiiii, Willi.ma-
nnrt ..i.lnB An.DI Allffult 244h. 1171.
For omUloguel, mlilre.1
w. Lh Bruienuuv, u.
Joljr II, WI-41. Pr.iid.ot.
T ROH t-'ITY COLLEGE,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
Th. bMt wnJooted, moit popular .nd tnoosu
ful Initilulio. la tb. Uoilod Stale., lur th. thor
ODfth, pnwtic.1 duo.tioii, of jouog .nd niddl.
Itrd meo. pm-Vitt lug. d.Mriptir. alreul.rt,
oonUinlnj Full prticulri, idrlrtM
jy20 Sm J. C. Mi ITU, A. U , IMoclp.).
I 1RY VIEW ACADEMY,'
PERRYVILLK, JUNIATA CO., PA.
TO HAL. AXD F..ALI rtJPILi.
Attr.otlT.1 iKu.ted In h.ilthful nnii Wutl
ful rrgion, one-fourth of .mile from Pennsylvania
ltailroad. Pour regular gralmlf., aailited by
other ootnpeteot Inelrnotora, oomtitut. th. oorpi
of Imtruction. Th. Principal (for many jf.ar
In ehariro of Totoarora Aoaderny, and aina. IH61
th. h.ad of thia imtitutioi,) refer, to Hi numer
ous puuili In all th. learned profeaiiona and in
er.ry ileparlment of buiinen. Tinna : f 201) per
annum. Musio and Painting specialties, rail
sersion will eommeoe. Hrptvmber 1st, 1871.
Addrass, DAVID Mfll.SON, A. M.
Jy29 3m A. J. PATTBRHUN, A. M.
HEW WASHIXGTOX ACADEMY.
G. W. INNES, A. M.i Principal. .
riAIIB FIR6T SESSION f this Institution win
J eomm.noo on Monday, th. Uth 4a of Way
next. (Terra, nr. months.)
Pupila may enter at any time, and will b
ohanrd tuition from th. tim. tb.y .nter until th.
cloa. of tb. session. Th. eours. of Interaction
will .mbrao. all branch., included la . thorough
prmctieal diMati.a for both aaXM.
vocal JHuale taugbt wn.n aMiraa.
tiood boarding can b. obulued at
TIIKKK DOLLARH PKR WKKR.
ParcaU ran b. sssarad that th. ability and
anergics of th. Principal will b. dovoted to th.
menial and mural training of those plaoed under
bis charge
Terms of Tuition will b. moderate, and
oan be ascertained by addressing Dr. J. lnnes, at
New Washington, or the Principal, (I. W. Innes,
at Appolln, Armstrong county, Pa., but who will
be at New Washington after April 1st.
Hew Washington, Hare. iJ, IBJl-u.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S '
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA.
TIIR FALL TERM of fourteen weeks, will
eommenoa Monday, Sept. 4th, 1871.
TERMS OF TUITIOX.
Reading, Orthography, Wriling,ObJeclL.a.
Mm. Primary Antnmetie ana rr marv
Geography IT 0
History, Local and descriptive Geography -
with Man vrawma. urammar. meow
and Written Arithmetic I OH
A Igobra and the Sciences IS 00
Instruction tn Instrumental musie 10 00
Oil painting, it Icaaona . v II 00-
Wat work
For full partienlara a.nd for Circular. - ' -Clearield,
Sept, 7, 1870-lypd.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Male and Female Classical High School.
Each Department fteparate, Dlstluct and
Complete u itaeir. ,
TIIR acholaatle year of this Institution ia divi
ded into two aer.ione of Are months (twenty
one weeks) each. The flrst session eommenees on
the flrst .Monday in September) the second, on the
first Monday in February.
Theoourse of Instruction embra.es .vary thing
necessary to a thorough, practipal and aoeouiplish
ed education of both sexes.
Puvilswitl be admitted at any time and charged
from date of entrance to the olose of the session.
No deduction will b. made for absenoe, exoept
ia eases of extreme and protraoted illness.
Students from dislanoe eao be accommouawa
with board at low rates.
For particulars, send for circulars, or addresa
Rev, P, L HARRISON, A. M.
July it, 1871-tf. Principal.
SMscfUnnfOttU. '. T
4 D
A.U
D1INITnAT)lf NOTICE. Notice
hereby given that letteraof adminiatration
on tb. estate of DAVID KEPHART, deceased,
late of Osceola, Clearield eounty, Penasylvania,
bavlag been duly granted to th. anderslgned,
all person. Indebted to said fstat. will please
make Immediate payment, and thos. having
olaims or demends will present th.m properly
autbeatieated for settlement without delay.
. . i II. ii. KKrii AHT,
Osceola, July IS, 187l-6t. Administrator.
BRASS. Copper and Poroelaia lined Preeerr
ing Kettles, for sale by
July 20.-91. II. F. BIGLER A CO.
IIXECIITOHM' NOTICE. Whereas, Let
j ters Testamentary on the estate of JAMES
A. READ, deceased, late of Lawrence town
ahip, ClearAeld eounty, Penejsylvanie, having
been granted to ine unuersigneo, ana an persons
Inilelitcd to said estate will please make pavment,
and those having olaims or demands will present
them properly authenticated for settlement. .
THOMPSON HEAD, '
MATTHEW READ,
July U, 1871 8tpd. . Executors.
AIlMltflMTRATOR'll NOTIl-fU Notice
Is herefty gfvsn that letters of administration
on the estate of THOMAS FAHY, deceased,
late of Woodward township, Clearfield eounty, Pa.,
having been duly grantee) to the undersigned, all
persons Indebted to eaid estate will pleas, make
Immediate payment, and those having claims er
demands will present them properly authenticated
for settlement wltboal delay. '
JOHN McflANN, .
PhlllpsWg, July 1J tpd Administrator.
I.XECIITOH'll NOTICE.-Where.., Let
J ters Testamentary oa the estate of W. W.
ANDEItBON, dee d, late of Dloom tp., Clearfield
Co., Pa., have been granted tn the onderslgned,and
all persons Indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate paymeLt, and those having
claims against tho sains will present them, dulv
authenticated, for settlement lo Wallace A Field
ing, attorneys at law, Clearfield, Pa.
JOHN MORROW, t
July !, 1871-81 Executor.
1? brought to the eounty. Call ia and examine
them. ll. r. niui.r.ii a to,
rpllE AMI.HICAN IIOUME,
CURWENSVILLE, .,
, Cl.aAttriuLn Coonvr, Pan'A.
This Ion. eslahllshsd and popular hotel Is still
kept by the subscriber, who si arcs ne effort to
please all who patronise him. please," ia the
motto at the American House, and all that is asked
ia a trial. B. W. HEED, Proprietor.
Cnrweaavllle, March 18, 1871 tf.
IN THE MATTKH OF THE ESTATE OF
llirhard Waple, late of Boggs township, deo"d.
To the Heirs and legal Representatives of Rich
ard Waple, deeeasedt At an Orphans' Court hetd
at Cleartold, la and for th. eoant, ef Clearield,
June 7th, A. D. 1871, the petition of James H.
Waple, asalgnee of Thome. L. Waple, waa pre
sented and read praying for a deoree of Court for
speeiflo performance of oontract with aaid'deoe
denli whereupon tbe aald Court ordered thaspafc.
ligation be made to aoa-reiidenl heirs, requiring
them te appear in said Court, oa the I at day of
September lerm next, te answer eaid petition and
show cause. If any they have, why a deoree shnald
aot be made for the specific performance of oon
tract lo said petition, msnttoaed aoeerding te Ira
Intent aad meaning thereof.
By tbe Court, '
C. A. MAYER, F. J.
Attest: A. W, t.r, engt.-dl.
' l5llin'0tts. - ..
jj ill aid c Arm -,t .i c .
and '"
Dooti and Jhosil
TUB PLACI TO QBT
Hats St, Caps, 'Boots & Shoes,
' ' 1 " '
IS AT )(
riLLEETOXS NEW STORE!
One door isrth of new Mason Is Bnlldiag, '''
., . CLKARFIBLD, PA. r u
iri.. i . t n tkl. lU mikr
All, MHl. V. ftVaa. .
brought Into ths county, la now open for tbs 18
Ijivguun ui iuvuvp miu win v wiu w
. Very Lowest CasK Prlcett
Also, splendid assortment of CENT'S FDR
NIMIIINU GOODS, consisting of Shirts, Collars,
Neckties, Handkerchief Gloves, Underwear, io.
l 1 ' ..l. ,lrl nPRTft .nd OT1.CLOTIIS.
l.i.k .111 k. JimMHl t (..ni.hlnelv low
prices. A liberal shar. of patronage Is reipecl-
lull sonciieq. t:
pM DON'T FAIL TO CALL.-H .
Stor. oa Second St., below Market, Cle.rl.ld, Pa;
4:6:71 D. . FULLBRTOX."
ANNOUNCEMENT;
EXTRAORDINARY 1 ' '
"I1. . (I" 'l
j l '"
I WOULD tespsotfolly stasaw ttksltl-i
ni or CLEARFIELD and vicinity that I
have epensd ap la th. a.w Masonic Building ,
srst door below lb. Maailoi Hoiee, oa Second
Street, with a entlr. ..w stock of (
WATCHES, CLOCKS JEWELRY,
Of the latest styles aad bast Inlah,
Selected with care. I bar. an assortment
from .11 th. latest novsltlaa la Jewelry, sujtt.
bl. far th. Holidays.
A larg. stock of Amsrlcan Watches from
tb. factories of Appleton, Tracy Co., at Wall
ham, Mass., and tb. National Watch Company
at Elgin, III., la front I to 8 oa. eases, alwayi
oa hand, and warranted, 1 . .
Thankful far our p.st liberal patronsgs, t
hope, by strict attention In business, U merit
a eontluuane. sf he nam..
All kinds of repairing la line promptly
attaaded te,
' 8. I. SNYDBR.
Daoemhsr 114, 871.
IACKETT ICBRYVEI,
BIILD1XG HARDWARE,
Also, manafaeturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Soeond Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Camentera and Builders will find ft to their
advantage to examine our atock before purchasing
elsewhere.
STOVES I STOVES ! ';
We are now sellini the celebrated TIMES
COOK and RELIANCE, the cheapest and beat
atovea in the market. .
Every atove full warranted.
! : : ALSO, '
PARLOR,
llEAmO,
RAFTING gTOVES!
which will be Mid as cheap as an la the eounty
Strict attention Bald ordering articles for par.
tiea who deaire It.
xaar-Roofing, Spouting and Job work done oa
reasonable terms.
Clearield, Pa, April 11, 1871.
s
ELLING OFF, AT COST!
FOR C A 8 n !
Tbe largest ateck ef "
F.U UNIT HUE
nor sfT.red ia CLEARFIELD I
At the STEAM CABINET SHOP. corner Market
and Fifth Streets, L'l.KAltnr.l.U, fA.
iri. 4 I .J M .a it.. ni,kllM
that he has en hand and is new olforing ebcop for
casn, in. large. .mid, ui huiihi. "i .
ia this eounty, consisting ef
Upholstered Parlor Salts,
Chamber Setts, ' ' w ' Bxtensloa Tables,
Secretaries, Book Cases, f
Bedsteads,
Spriag Bsds and Mattresses,
Ltunget and Benches,
Plain A Marble Top Tables A Bureaus,
Washstaoda,
Cane Seat and Caramon Chairs, "
Rocking Chalra, " Leeklng Olaaees,
Wlad.wBhde Picture Frames, ,
Cords aad Tassels, Ae.
ti. .i KAuOaMi an J Itaeas an hand Pat
ent Spring Bede, the beet ever invented. Ne
family snoolej n. wirnoa. .avin. nj -
UpholsUrlng and repairing aeally esedi
cr,ecTva r ll .l.as. can lie bad on a bahT-
houra' aotioe', and at the lowest prima. A dedae
lien of J per oent. made for eaah, ,
uv . i t io ptsflff ae RabwimhI. Walnut and
Cherry Conine, with (laae er wood tope, foralahed
oa file sours' aotict. '
i ... .l.u i l. Lmm. an fnnaral
rersonai " - V
occasions, and oarrisgca furnished whoa desired.
Thanking the public for fast favors, and by
strict personal attention lo business, I hope te
receive a continuance of the same.
nM.n.kr '(! nlu. the Staam Cabinet Shot.
eorner of Market and Fifth Streets.
March It, 1l y. DANIEL BENNER.
mm TIMl Tim
rrov-Bfti btovesi utovebi
WAPLE , &llARTMAN'
' Dsslro to Inform th. eltlsra. ef Osceola end
the public generally, that they have Just received
a large and splendid assortment ef Stoves, House
hold flanlware and Stamped and Japanned
Wares of all kinds. Also that we manufacture
and keep eonetantly on head a full assortment of
Tinmen's Wares, wkick we will dispose of at
either wholesale or retail, to suit purchasers.
Hoofing, Spouting, Hspalring mid all kinds of
Job Work done U order and wilh dispatch.
Btrlot attention paid ordering articles for par
ties deeirlng it.
Consumere will find it t. their advantage te
rinrchase from us. Our stock and prices will rat
ify you that we do sell good wares at
prices that pleaae the people. i
Yon will find us on turtle, street, nearly op
posite tbo Exchange Hotel.
Osoeola Mills, P.., Ma 1, l71-lf
nil II A IM Ali
""PRACTICAL MILLWRIGHT,
! Iillf HEKSSL'KO, FA.
' Agent for th, Awerloaa Doable Tarblae Water
Wheel and Andrewc A K el been Wheel. Can Nr
nl.h Portable 1rll M'Hi .1 tbert tetlce, Jyi: 71
Jirugs a lytrdiiinn
FJ1HB LATBIT MOTH
THE ? LATEST 1M0VE !
HARTS WICK & IRWIN'S
DR1IO STORB,
To tbir new building ea Second Street, nearly
opposite the store ef Weaver Belts,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
T.ere they wilt continue to supply their old and
as many new ovstomtrs as may sums, with
PURE DRUGS!
i 1 1 . . .
i ' 7 , - -
CHEMICALS!
-' ! 1 - - ' '
-I
PIIARyACKCTICAL PREPARATIONS,
(Including all new remedies,) '
. "t i ' ' - '
Patent Medicines, Paints and Oils, Olass and
Putty, Behool Books, Stationery, Paper,
Ae.; also, a full line of Drug
. gists' Sundries, Uair
Tonics, a
ti.
Cosmetics, Psrfumarles, Toilet Articles, Brushes,
Toilet Seeps, Pocket Books, As , all of
the best quality.
V
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
far medical A aaerameaUl purpeaee ealy,
Pare Whit. Ieed, Colore of all kinds, Raw and
Belled Linseed Oil, Vaniskee, T.rper.
tlae, Ceei Oil, Paint A Varaiak
Brashes, Flavoring
Estreats,
Confectioneries, Bird Seed, Bpice, ground and
angroune ot all ainas.
SMOKERS AND CIIEWERS
Will find onr stock of Chswing
..J fi.ll.... V.Lum Imm.iJ uJ Da.
awstie Cigars, Su.f and Fine cut to be of tb.
very b.et arenas in in. maraex.
LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS,
All kinds of OLASS WARE,
GARDEN SEEDS,
Ml'BICAL INSTRUMENTS
u
I aad Maaieal Trimmings f every variety.
', Having a long etnoricace tn the business, and
an exteaaiva and well selected stock of medicines,
wa are enabled to (II Physicians' prescriptions at
the short..! aotioe and ea the most reasonable
terms, da and aighu ' " j
HARTSWICK A IRWIN.
I Clearfield, Pa., May II, 1871-tf.
1. T. I.
"For thy Stomach's Sake and thine
other Infiirities.''--St. Paul.
DIt. HOYKII N '
Pl'Rf
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
1 safs, pare, pleasant and health giving Tonic
Si. strictly vegetable, and manuiactureci l rem
the moat pore aad choice materials ia aot a spirit
drink aor ubstitate for whisky, but a selentllo
ebaipound, for the protection ef the system and
las euro ef disuse, made from chemically pure
spirlta, entirely free from fuail oil or ether Irrita
ting properties, and will not disagree or offend the
ajost delloat stomach. A long private experi
ence baa atteated its
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.
I No Bitten at present offered lo tbe public
eoqtains so much medicinal virtue, and yet s. safe
apd pleasant to take. Its ate ft to euro disease,
and it will aot eroale an appetite for spirituous
liquors, hut will cure the effects of dissipation.
( To Increase lis A pp. tile, t"SE IT.
, To promote Digestion, 1 USB IT.
; To care Dyspepsia, USE IT.
1 T. cure Fever and Ague, USB IT.
fToenre Bllllouaneaa, USB IT.
Te cere Conitipallonj USE IT.
luJe ear. Chroam Dlarrhora, USB IT.
I To e.r Heart-bava; ' 1 N USE IT.
'I'TeeureFlatulene., USE IT.
a.r.e-r. Aeld Kruoiatloae. USB IT.
MiTe tare Net teas Debility, . USB IT.
II To euro Hdoeboadrla, USB IT.
' Ves.reSallcwaMa.f Ccmpl.xlea, USB IT.
I'fo aero Plmplea aad Bletchex, US I IT,
,jFor General Proatralloa of the
Phyaleal powera, . USB IT,
,. and It will sure you.
,Bld everywhere, at l.0 per bottle, Msoa
faotured exolusltely by
.J A. I. SHAW,
Druggist,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Wbe ofera liberal ladneemsnti to tbe trade.
Oct. J7, 189:tf.
For Rent I
THE anderslgned offers to rent a DWELLINO
HOUHHsnd IILAt ESM ITU SHOP, situate
at O.tend P. 0. In Hell town.hlp. This is a very
desirable location for the business. A full set or
tools ia the ahor.. Plenty of enatom. A
school ia the village. Addreaa or apply to 11. L.
Henderson or the subscriber.
March I6.tr HENRY BRETH, Jr.
"re
insure Your Property I
TUB anderetgnod era prepared te take any
reasonable lire rleks, In good and reliable
rompanms, such as the "Farmers' Mutual," of
York, Pa. Ihr " Andes," ef Cuseinnati, Ohlot the
"Uermanla," of New York, aad ethers. Ret.,
reasonable, and in ease of lore mohey will be paid
ap promptly. , 1RVIR A KREBS.
tJlearfield, Pis., April II, 1871-tf.
CARBOLIC PLANT PROTECTOR ,
J.M.S- - urWicbairwin.
OILK HATS-LaJeri Spring etlefr
i.i ' . . FOLLIRTON I.
IIRTJIT CANS, soldered the eaulde, of e.r
i .wa manufs.l.re. Alan, Glass Fruit Jars,
for sale by If. f. BIOLER 4 Co.
J)ry Coofl5, it.
SPRING GOODS!
. JUST RECEIVING !
IIOHT CALICOES, SPLENDID 10c. CALL
J cues, Delalnaa, Shirting Checks, Mu.lins,
Plaids, White floods, Perealee, Japanese Silks,
Black Silks, Bilk Popllna, lllaek Alpaoae, Table
Linens, Velveteens, Shawls, Boys' Cassimeres, Ac
1 ' AT J. MILES KRATZER'S I '
HOSIERY, SILK OLOVES, BEST PARIS
Kid Oloves, Lace Cillers, Hair Switches and
Chignons, Uair Nets, Corsets, lioop Skirts, As.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S t
D
RESS TRIMMINGS, SILK FRIN0E3
batin, Velvet Ribbons, Buttons, Ae.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S I
TRIMMBD HATS, RIBBONS,
Millinery Goods, Ae, Ae. .
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S I
UNRQUALED 8TOCK OF LA DIBS' AND
Children's Sheea and (i alters, Men's French
Kip and Calf Boots, Calf and Lasting Gaiters, Ae.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S I
2000 PIECES WALL PAPER-o. to
,JJVJ $1.0. p.r belt Carpets, Floor Oil
Cloths, Window Shades, beat Whit. Graaite Tea
Ware, Glaaa Ware, Table Kairea and Forks, Ae.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S)
CHOICE TEAS, COFFER, AND OTHER
Groeeriee, Dried Apples, Peaehea, Cherries,
Prunes, Canned Peaches, Tomatoes, Cora, ko.
-Tbs above, with aa immense stock sf other
Goods, have been bought at the lowest eaah price.,
and will be offered at very low rates.
JeW-Come aad examine them whether yea
buy or not.
J. H. KRATZER.
(Formerly C. Kratxer A Sons.)
Nsxt door te B. F. Bigler A Co.'s Hardware Store.
Clearfield, March 18, 1871-tf.
1871. 1871.
FOR TUB
SPRING CAMPAIGN!
FIGURES THAT ARE FACTS!
REED BROTHERS'
Dry Ceede, Nioa. Trlsaealaf da MUlluery
Emporium,
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A.
The only ezelaaire Dry Oooda Store la the eeaity.
Study Your Interest 1
Buy Where You Can the Cheapest I
DRY GOODS:
Heavy and Una Brown Mutlins, Rleaehed Uas
lins, eitra wide Brown and Bleached fibettnics,
Fillow Casio (f, Tieklnf. Hickory Stripe D turns,
Blue Drills, Cottonades. Canlmeres, flannels.
Prints. Delaines. Peiralet, Lawns. Urenadiues.
Hernaoies. Hummer Silk. Japanese ilk, Blaek
Silk, vsry (rood, at per yard. Tbe shore
are new, fresh foods, and hare only to be prised
te know of their remarkable sbespness.
HOSIERY:
Ladlca' plain and ribbed Hose, li!c. Ull.tt
ner nair. Children s nlain and fancy Cotton Hose,
Gent's Brown and Blue Mixed Hose, Huparstout
end Superfine llritti.h Regular Made Hose, Dal
hrtrean and Lisle Thread Hose. Ladies', Misses',
Children's, Gent's and Boys' India clause and
Lisle Thread Underware.
Ladies', Men's and Children's Berlin, Lisle
Thread and Silk Gloves, Children's Kid Gloves,
Ladies' Kid Gloves, all colors, 11.18, II 78 and
88.00 per pair, Gent's Kid Gloves, all oolors, Lisle
Thread and Berlin Ulovea.
VTniTE GOODS: ,
Plqoee. choice styles la Stripes, Figures, Cords
and Satin Finished. SO toftne per yard; Jaconets,
Nansooks, V tot oris Lawn. Swiss Mall, white and
colored Tarlatan, Tana Checks, Mosqnita Net,
Curtain Net, 2d, 40, SQ and 60 cents and 91. 00 per
yard Towles and Towling, Brown and Bleached
Table LFamarkSp Mr. in a, guilts, Ae.
English Crochet lid fin st, Imperial Kiabreld
ery, Registsred Km broidery, Valencia Laos, Not
tingham I.aee, Frilling, Aleiaadria Frilling,
Ilassharg Edging, Inserting, Ma gle and Always
Ready Ruffling, II Creoles Braid, Alpaca Braid,
Hair Nats, Blaek and Brown Switches, Chignons.
Buttons of erery description, 8 leers Buttons, Ac.
FANCY GOODS:
Laoe Collars, Linen Collars and Cuffe, Under
aleevea, Chiialseta, Uandkercblefa, Tiea and Bowa,
Ribbon and Milliaery Goods, Trimmed Hats and
Bennete, Ac, Ae.
ar-Bnyers will pleaae give Ihia their atten
tion. Time and money will be saved.
Remember the plaeo i
. . . t REED BROTHERS, , ,
myir ' ' ' - Market atreet, Clearfield, Pa.
Fight In Glen nope Over!
ALL FREE AGAIN I
AND THE MONET PAID I
"IiritLIAM 8. DICKEY takes thi, method ef
f informing hi, numeroua frienda and cue
lomers that he haa eold out bia entire etnrk ef
Store Goods In Glen Hope tn Jamea M. Dickey A
Co., and so tbank hla frienda and euetomera for
their liberal patronage while in bualness la Olea
Hope, and aaka a share for the new firm, who
intend keeping a irst-eless Dry Goods aad gen
eral variety store.
Their stock will consist la part ef
Ladle.' A Gent's Fancy Hate, Ladies' Hose, from
lii lo JO cents, Ladles' Dree, Goods, a full
line, Notions of all kinds, Caaslmeres, a
full line, Jeans aad Cottoaadee, Al
paca, and Lastre, 40a. te $!.!
per yard, Alpacas, beauties,
at 70 rents per yard,
- Ladleo' Fancy
Gaiters,
a full line,
Ne.IGallersatU.il,
goodetll.TS, a full line of
Ladles' Shoos, Mlssee'aad Chll
dres s Shoes, Ladles' Spriag Rbawls,
Chignons and Silk Curls, Perfumery and
Hair Oils, Muslin and Calico from te lie.
No. I Calico, rants for 11.00, Confectioneries, a
fall line, French and Tin Toys, No. 1 Gro
ceries, for country trade.
Ia foot a full line of fancy and prime goods, to
tult our trede. We intend selling en a cash or
short credit system, and we know our customers
will profit by It. All kinds of eoanlry produce
taken in exchange for goods.
WANTED. No. 1 Fresh Butter, ,000 clgh
teen.inch Shingles, by euunt, I.eHiO Sheep Pelts,
Beef Hides and Calf Skins, for which tho higher!
market price will be paid.
Mr-Give us a trial before yoa purohase yoar
goods. YYe will giTe you bargains.
jambs m. hickei a co.
Olea Hope, Pa,, May 17, l7l-au.
SPECIAL A0l( LUKT!
I II AVE this day associated with mo In the
mercantile business my brother, Robert Reed,
and tbe businssa will be continued under the
firm name of
R BED BOOTH Elli
We win continue te make the Dry Oooda end
Notion buaineaa a specialty, and all tho newest
tahrtes and hues! aoisltice la tb. market will ae
kept oa hand.
Tbe Branch Store In furwenavllle will be eon.
tluued. where will he fnund as ebnice a llae of
goods ae at war mala store ia Clearfisld.
New Spring goods win Va .a hied about the
llth of March.
The book aacouata of Wax. Reed will hs promptly
aad immediately settled, .
WM. IliBD.
Cleaileld, Pa., Manh II, UTI, ,
gru tSoofli, tSrsfritf, (its.
pEACB IM EVIOPKI -ner
GE1AT BXCITEMBNT
IN FRENCHVILLEI
Ths blood r eon test between Fraooe and Prussia
Is at aa and for tho present, so fur as tbe s laugh
taring of men and the destruction of nronartv Is
concerned . The Royal Jugglers no doubt pride
themselves and rejoice over tbs result, but now
Insignifloant Is their work when compered with
the humane and sbristian efforts of
L. M. COUDRIET,
who has andertakea to supply all the eitlxens In
the lower end of the eounty with food and raiment
at eioeeding low rates from his mum moth store in
HULHONUUKU, where ha ean always be fennd
ready to wait upon sailers and supply tbem with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Suok as Cloths, Ratloetta, Caraimerrs, Muslins,
Jelainea, Linen, Drilhnga, Laheoee,
Trimmings, Ribbon., Lace,
Ready-made Clothier, Bouts aad Shoes, Hats and
Caps all wf ths host material end made to order-
Hose, books, Ulores, Mittene, Leoea, Kibbona, Ao.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rice, Molaaees, Fiah, Salt,
i-ora, Lioscea uii, rtsn oil, Lerboa Oil.
Hardware, Quernsware, Tinware, Caatlnga, Plowa
aad Plow Caatlnga, Naila, Spikea, Cora Cultlve
tora, Cider Preaaea, and all kinda of Axea.
Perfumery, Paints, Tarnish, Glass, and a genera
aaaortmont of Stationery, q
GOOD FLOUR.
Of different brands, always on hand, and wiU be
sold at tbe lowest possible figures.
LIIJUORS, such as Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whisky,
Jayns's Medicine, I lot tetter's and
lloofland's Bitters.
S009 pounds of Wool wanted for which the
highest pries will be paid. Cloverseed oa hand
and for sals at the lowest market price. .
Also, Agent for Strattonvtlls and Curwsnsvllle
Threshing Machines,
.Call and see for jourselvcs. Ton will And
rerything usually kept in a retail store. '
' L. U. COUDRIET.
Frencbville P. 0., March 1, 1871,
v. a. AasoLD...
.w. aon aarsnoaji.
"Cheaper than the Cheapest T
GOODS AT REDTJcBD PRICES
bit aaoaivaa ar
Arnold A Ilnrtsliorn,
(Oa. doer west of First National Bank,)
CURWENSVILLE, PA.
HAVING just returned from the eesl with a
aomplst. arsertmeat of Oooda aaitabl. for
Spring aad Summer trade, we are bow ready
te furnish all kinds of Gooda
"Cheaper than the Cheapest I"
Aad after thaaklag .ar eaatomora for their
liberal patronage during tbe past year, we
woald most respeetfully ask for a continuance
ef th. same.
Oar Stock eonslst, of a complete assortment
ef Dry Gooda, Notloas, Hardware, Qoeeaaware,
Willowware, Groeeiiee, Boots at Sheea, Hata A
Cape, Clothing, Tnbeoeoa, Ao. Alao, Flour,
Bacon. Salt, Fiah. Grain, eto.
All of which, will be sold oa the moat reason
able tormr, and the hlgheat maikot prlc paid
for Grain, TTool and all klada ef Lumber aad
Country Produce.
MP" Plana, give aa a eall before purcbeaing
elsewhere. Satisfaction guaranteed as to price
aad quality.
ARNOLD A HARTSnORN,
Corner of Mala and Thompson 8 treats,
aprSO CURVTENSVILLE, PA.
I. r. wsivsa
,.w. w. karri.
WEA.YE.Il fc SETTS
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Are offering, at th. .Id ttaad ef O. L. Reed A Co-,
their ateek .f gooda, oonsieting of
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
at
BOOTS A SHOES,
HATS A CAPS, HARDWARE,
QCBBNIWARI,
FLOUE, FEED, SALT, 4o., &o.,
. -
At the meat reasonable rales for CASH or la
xehange for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRT PRODUCB.
BfAdvaneee aaade t. those engaged ia get
ting out square timber oa the most advantageoue
terms. January i, 1870.
1871.
1871.
SPRING GOODS!
The First of the Season I
The Cheapest in this Market I
BUY! BUYI! BUY!! I
OF
KRATZER & LYTLE,
Tour Dry Goods, Tour Window Cartalae,
Teat Groeeriee, Tour Carpet.,
Tour Hardware, Tour Oilcloths,
Tour Que.niwara, Tear Wall Papers,
Tour Notions, Tour ITats,
Your Boota A Shoes, Toar Cape,
Your Leather, Toar Carpet Chaia,
Yeur Shoe Fiodinga, Tour Stovea,
Your Flour and Flab, Tour Bacon and Ford.
SALT! SALT! SALT! at wholaaale to oonntry
merehanta.
OILS, PAINTS, GLASS, de--A liberal dis
count to builder,.
Ererythlng that yon need eaa be bad at great
advantage te tbe buyer, at
KRATZER A LTTI.BS,
Market atreet,
Cmaarinia, PA , opposite the JelL I I
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
IIOOM ia Maeonie Balldiag, eae door aorta of
JV C. D. Walao.', Drug store.
Passage Tickets to aad from Liverpool, damu.
town, Glasgow, London, Porta and Copenhagen.
Alee, Irrafta for eale on the Royal Bank ef Iremad
and Imperial Bank of London.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Pree't.
W. M. SHAW, Cashier. ... . jytd'Tl
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ALCIRRD PLASTER AND HYPBACLIC
Ctaei.r eale by
.:i tn. HAMSWtd A tRWis.
5ttU.-
THE SMITH HOUSE,
(Opposite tbo Paaseager Depot.)
CLEABPIELO, PA. '
THI anderslf aed, having leased this betas, lor'
a eerlea of ycara, is rssdy to entertain etree-,
gers aad travelers generally, and therefore solicit,
sojourners to give him a call. His Table will be
supplied with tbe best the market affords, and bit
Has will contain tbe eboiecst of winoe and llquoie.
The houae, furniture, bode and bedding are entirely
Bow, which always adda to the oomfort of trivelera J
while the stabling attached Is large and ro.au.
Just suited fur teamsters. Charges moderate.
Jan3:7U WILLIAM . HIIAULBI.
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL
MARKET Sr., CLEARFIELD, P.. .
THIS large and eommodioua a.w hotel ' bar
been oponed for tbe accommodation of tho
tubllo, where the proprietor will be glad to meet
is old friends, aad receive a share of public pat
ronage. By etnot personal attention to tbo de
tails of bis business, he hopes to be able to render
satisfaction to his patrons. Tbe TABLE will
always be bountifully supplied with the heat that
eaa ba procured la the market, aad tha BAB
will eontaln a full atock of LK.UOKD, BEER, Ae
Good atabliog attached.
vAM'Kri LEIKULDT,
Clearneld, March t, lieil-ly Proprietor.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of Beeoodand Market Street.,
CLEARFIELD, PA. '
THIS eld aad eommodioua Hotel has. darfaf
th. past year, bean enlarged to doable Its
lormer aapaelty for tha entertainment of stran
gers and guests. The whole building has base
reluraiaUea, ant me proprietor win epa.ro ao
paiaa to render but gutaU .omlorteblo while
stsyidg with blm.
ar-ihe "Mansion House'' Omnibus raaa to
and from the Depot oa the arrival and departure
of each trsln. JOHN DOUGHERTY,
apro-TO tf Proprietor.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Curweuavllle, Cicartteld county. Pa.
THIS old and well eitabllihed Hotel, beaut'
fully situated oa the banks ol the Suaque
banna, la the boroagh of Curweo Jvllle, baa beew
leaved for a term of year, by tbe anderslgned.
It has bsaa entirely rettted, and is now open t
tbe public generally and the travelling eomma
nlty in particular. Ne palna will ba epared to
render gueata eomrortabie wnne tarrying ai inra
house. Ample Stabling room for the accommo
dation of teams. Charge! moderate.
Sept. 28, 1871-tf.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN ST.. FH1LIPSBURO, PA.
THE anderslgned keeps constantly oa hand
the best of Liquors. Hia table Is alwayi
supplied with the best tbe market afford.. Tho
traveling pablie win ao wen to give mm a can.
nor 1,'. ROBERT LLOYD.
gHAVT HOUSE.
Corner of Market and Front Streets,
- Clearfield, Pa.
This mtgniloont Hotel Is entirely new, eoat
plete ia all its appointments, and convenient to
tbe Court House. A free Omnibus runs to and
from tho Depot en the arrival and departure of
each train. GEORGE N. COLDURN,
April IS, mo. Proprietor.
WESTERN HOTEL,
Opposite tha Court Huns,
CLIARFIBLD, .P I K K'A.
Aceoasnodstlons first-class aad charges modsrat.
otf JOn.N P. YOU KG, Praprletsr.
M
UNTOCR HOUIE,
Opposlts tbeCourt House,
LOCK HAVEN, PBNN'A.
J.I 47 1 HAl'SEAL A KROM, Prop'e.
DANIEL COXXELLY, .
Boot and .Shoe Manufacturer,
CLBARFIELD, PA.
HAS juat received (n. lot of French CALF
6KIN3, .nd ia now prepared to mannfaa.
ture everything in his line at tbe loweat llgurea.
He will warrant hia work to bo aa repreaented.
He reapectfully solicits a oall, at hia shop oa
Market street, second dcor weetof the postoffiee,
where he will do all tn bis power to render sath
faetioa. Some fine Gaiter tops on band.
my,'7-y DANIEL CONNELLY.
SEW BOOT AI) SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK,
Coa. MARKET A Id Srs., CLEARFIELD, Pa.
THR proprietor bat entered Into the BOOTA
SHOE business at the above aland, aad
ia determined not te be outdone either ia qual
ity or price for his work. Special atteatioa
will be paid to manufacturing Sewed work. He
has on hand a large lot of Erenok Kip aa.
CalfSkins, of Ike rery best quality. The eltl
aena of Cleartold and vicinity nr. respeotfully
Invited to giro kirn a trial. Mo charge for eall,.
aovd,' l tf
gMrdirarf, tfinirarf, (tit.
H. F. BIGLER & CO.,
PIAUM
HARDWARE,
Alio, Maanfaetarsrsof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Earnest, Collars, ate., for aale by
H. F. BIOLER A CO.
pALXIERS PATENT UNLOAD-
Ing Hay Fork a, for aala by
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
QIL, PAIXT, TUTTY, GLASS,
t Nallt, ate., for aale by
' II. F. BIOLER I CO.
JJaRNESS TRIMMINGS & SUOK
Findings, for sal. by
II. F. BIOLER A CO.
Q.UN 8, PISTOLS, SWORD CANES
Fes .ale hjr
H. F. BIOLER ft CO.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
liaea, for aale by
II. F. BIOLER ft CO.
JRONI IRON I IRON I JRONt
For aale by
II. F. BIOLER A CO.
JJOKSE SHOES A HORSE SHOK
RAILS, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER ft CO.
)ULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
Aed beat Manafacfare, for aale by
II. F. BIOLER ft CO.
THIMBLE SKEINS AND rifE
BOXES, for sal. by
II. T. BIGLER ft CO.
J70DDER CUTTERS for by
kcb30-70 H. F. BIOLER ft CO.
THE CLEARFIELD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXEl
Maaafacturad eepaa tally for
f THS CLEARFIELD TRADE, '
ma tan T
aaga T 8. M9LF C,