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CLEARFIELD, PA.
fKItNESPAT MORNING, At OUST 23, 1871.
Terms of Subscription.
ff p,il In advaiiec.or within throe months ,.,$2 00
H ptiil fior three and brfurc six months.,,,, 2 50
f paid H" IW MIIIHUH U ! IMC It (III
a 00
fifr All articles to Insure Insertion In thlt
should bo handed In early on Tuesday
iJroinif. es w go PrcM R 18 o'clock, (noon.)
UK MO IOLS NOTICES.
Mi'thuilUt Eplwopal Chiirch BfT. J. n.
V'L'uRP, Pastor. Public florvloe erory Pubbath.
J ,nl A V., and 7-1 P.M.
ftliiih School at A. M.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday, at M.
r,.iinuiii:n 8crv.ee, first Sabbath of evert
BPnth.nt lit, A. M.
Amlrew'i Cliurrh F.pa.copal-Rrv.
Or intiK Hali.. Public H.Tvice Kunday morning
.i lOuVhx'k, and nt 7 P. M.-Sundav School At
P. M Prayer Meeting Wudnosduy awning
tl 7 o ciiioa.
prrb tcrlau Oliurrli Rot. Mr. I1dti.br.
Public Service every Babbath, morning and even
be Hapllit Church Rev. W. B. Rium.r, Vm
tor. Publie lemon every Sabbath, morning or
f Ten int. alternately.
Ht. Vraiicla' Cluirch Catholic Hot. T.
J, Mi Mah . Muss at 10 o'clock A. M., on the
lecon-l and fourth Sundays of each month.
Jordan, &c. An old poet incorpo
rated in immortal rone the idea that "Jordan ii a
hard road to traro)," and from U) tenor of a oora
manicalion In this paper It Will be lorn that our
.AtMunville ourrrpoadent substantially en do rues
the poet's views, but switches off the track by
tying that the neighbors are worse off ft ill.
Thorc isevidontly rrtwra for repairs up that way.
Stiiuuno. them ur.-i-It will bo no-
lieoJ by a communication from Curwensville that
"A Taxpayer" has prepared a short catechism for
the town council and the other authorities of that
borough. We kuow nothing about our neighbors'
affairs, but we suspect that our corroanondent
suaki by the card, and is more truthful than
poetic. ;
Fires. Jcrncy Slioro Ijnd a $40,000
fire last week. Dellefonte hud ouo on a smaller
scale, destroying among other buildings llaupl'a
foundry. There has been no Are in Lock Haven
for two weeks pat, though the citizens are looking
for one every night. Clearfield, through good
luck, escapes the fire fiend wonderfully, whilo our
neighbors are being scorched every few weeks,
JIonsRS Stolen. Somo godlen fol
low entered the stable of 41 r. lleiclmrt, just across
the river, on Sunday night, and stole therefrom
two gray horsni, for which $500 had been refused.
Tlic thief probably supposed he could make a raise
by securing such valuable stock. Parties are In
pursuit of the rogue, and we learn Incidentally
that he took brenbfast on Monday morning at
Burns', near the Tunnel, In Union township.
Tnn rio-Nrc. Thin nociu! gntfior
ing at Frcnchville, on yestcrduy a wek, for the
benefit of St. Mwys Church, was a success in
very respect. A great many people were present
and everything parsed off pleasantly. It was the
first that was ever held in that neighborhood, but
it is not likely to be the last one, especially if
church funds are needed. Wo understand that
the proceed 1 of the occasion Km-bcd over seven
Lundred dollars.
Lamp Explosion. A few oroningn
ago a coal oil lamp exploded at the public house
of Mr. Louis Pchradc, located on East Third Bt.,
Willinmsport, near the furnace, setting fire to the
tablecloth. It was fortunately extinguished be
fore any further damn go was done. The explosion
was caused by the oil in the lamp having burned
too low, causing gns to generate. Housekeepers
should bo careful to keep their lamps well supplied
with oil.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
in the Posinflicc at Clearfield, for the week ending
i.U(fTlI 2 1 st, lf7 1
Arner, Dclany M.
McCann, Jhn.
McCaftery, Juhn.
Miller, Anna.
Ofharn, Mrs. M. E.
Fmith, Lewis,
flmith, J.
Bpackman, E. I).
Tresis, John.
Woolridge, J. -Weaver,
Ex-?berlff.
Wilson, Henry,
Wiser, Oeorg.
Williams, John.
P. A. UAULIN, P. M.
Aston, James.
Brigij., O. A.
Chichnlm, John,
Omerford, John 2.
Collins, Frank.
Domain, Charles.
Fiiih'y, James.
(I mbam, Mis-Elisabeth
Heverlv, William.
Kerb, Miss Caroline.
Luiurlilin, William.
Lamlergnn, Miss J.
McCulIy, A. D.
Fiue. On Sunday night a disastrous
fire occurred in WillimnsporL The fire broke out
in Eagle's stable, in the alley in the rear of Cap
tain Else's hotel, In that city, and, a high wind
prevailing, forty-six buildings were destroyed be
fore the flames eould be extinguished. Among
the structures burned are Doeblcr's hall. Ferris'
brick row, the residence of ex-dovernor Packer,
William Vandcrbilt's One dwelling and the Meth
odic church. The latter building was Just com
pleted th bell having been put In its place last
Saturday. The loss will roach l2;,n00, with an
inviranco of about $7i,000. The fire is supposed
to have be?n the work of an incendiary.
Awful. Wo notice by tho AHoona
Sun that a coal oil lamp and gross ignorance done
the usual work. A Mrs. Baker, residing near that
city, "forgot" to fill her lamp before dark, and at
tempted to do so after bor husband had retired to
bed. Hearing some noise, be ran down stairs, and
found his wifo enveloped inflames. In trying to
save her, ho also became enveloped in flames, and,
together with his wife's sister, who it appears was
in the room when the lamp exploded but ran Into
the hack yard, perished before help came to hand,
although the house was saved from destruction by
the aoighhors. Whrn will people learn ft little
common sen so In reference to this lamp and oil
business?
tm -
Don't Foiioet That tho Ninth
Annual Exhibition of the Clearfield County Agri
cultural rWiety will be held on the grounds of tho
Park Association, near this borough, on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, the lfllb, 20th,
?1t and 22d of Beptetnher next. The arrange
ments are very extensive, and the Exhibition will
be the best ever held in the eonnly. The track
Is one of the nneit in the Slate, anJ carpenters are
How at work erecting buildings, stalls and sheds,
o as to render both man and beast comfortable.
F.arraora.nefbanias, laborers, and all other, make
Fair week ft Punday week, and attend the Kxhibl
lon. Take one week out of the Afty-two for real
enjoyment, and make yourselves and yonr friends
nd neighbors happy,
Chuck Full. Thero wero, ui latfst
elates, eleven nrisoners in our Jail. How long
they oan be kept Is not so oertaln, as their nntnher
indicates. We would like to see some of those
who are oonatanllj growling to the enrol that wo
bave.no e for a now prison, compelled lo sit up
with these fellows, and watch and listen to their
oaths, enrsrs and yells for several nights enly,
and then learn their views on watching Jail birds
or on the oost of new prisons. Yet, If one or more
of these fellows break out before Court, this very
same class of oomplslners will be Ibe Ural lo cen
sure the Sheriff and Jailer for carelessness. What
a beautiful nets three and four of these M!ov
put la one room makof Mr. Growler, go and
watrh them but on. nlghl, and give the publie the
benefit of your experience I
The Track Complete. Wo lenrn
that the Park Asaoelll her. eempleted their
Iraok on the new grounds In West Clearfield, and
offer a free drive, open to all. In the language of
the immortal Watts, we wonld say,
"The gates of Clcntfielcl Psrk
Stand open night and day.
Inviting every sportive lark
Tn eoras and drive away."
Those who wish to Inks drive ran desire no
belter opportunity to try tho speed of their nege
Ilia to enter these grounds la Hit morning or
evening and let Ihem do Ibelr level beat. The
track is a half mile in Irugih, and one of the very
best in the State. No cbarje will lie made for
admission for the nest two weeks, so that If any
wish lo amuse thesne!res fbey eno do so with
tfitirr freedom.
LETTER FROM JORDAN TOWNSHIP.
AmmitViiiK A .!...! la ioti
Mr. Editor i I am no writer as surh, but I will
try and dot you down ft few items at thlt time.
Jordan, you knew, is one of the oldeat and best
impruveu lownslitps in tho county, and In politics
is soundly Demoorutio. Although tmi,h .r .....
lumber has not got to market this year, forwent
of floods, considerable Improving in the way of
vuuuiua; going on. uur uaput frleuds have
orvuiru a iuijto cuuren ouiwtng, near this place,
whieh Is a credit to them and the nitfMmrli....l
We have harvested the host oron uf Fall rrin
ever raised in the township, but the hail storms
muM urj weuiner nas played liol with the hay crop
- M.u aim uiiuHwucni. '
I Wish Vou would Stir mi nur imrvtiAM Hill.
Our n-H.U need repairing very badly, still there is
very little bring done to make them any bettor,
Uood roods are as esaential in a umghburhood as
good hrend Is io a family. We huo paid road
Ux enough the past twenty yenrs to make every
. miik, hiu iue roaus are in ft bad oondi-
iwn. iioweror, we can still brae over our neiuh
ours, t hct and Fcrgusun, I guesi they have no
, ipiir over mere.
1 must not forget politics. We are going to give
" nuns mi urn run. i roi'i u tn my bones, ai
"Pap" Test used to say. Before the primary oloo
(ion we had a good deal of hcli to stir our fullowi
Up. Candidates Wrfl hor mnnnir na avitrv iUv
atore than two months hare passed, but we hare
M wTru or ncarti irnm a oaniiiuaui since. J tie
candidates kept us pouted In political mattors the
rv pari oi me summer, but now, iroin the look ol
tilings, we will have to post ourselves, as they
uuu t mmm iu in mo hit more tniereai in ni.
I must close fur this time, but you may hear
"ww uio Hgnin. xours,
JOHDAN.
LETTER FROM CURWENSVILLE.
Cur.7"i:ssvit.i.it. Auir. lfl.
Mr. Editor: Will you please publish, the fol-
To the Borough Dads of Curwensville)
1st. Docs the law require you to puolixh a state
ment of your reocipts and exp -nditurcs annually f
If so, have yoo conijilied f
2d. Ioos the law require tho owners of lots to
pay lor gramug, eurning and paving the auier
3d. Ioes the law require you to levy more tlun
Ave mills for borough purposes on tho property
assessed for county purposes?
4th. Does the law require you to give notice of
me nine ami place tor hoanng appeals in relation
to borough aHsessments F
6th. Does the law require tho borough treasurer
to give bond before entering upon his duties?
Ilavo yon done so?
6th. In ease of a vacancy occurring in the town
council, does not tho law require that vacancy to
be filled by an election?. Have yon done so? If
not, why?
7th. Has onr school board, the overseers of the
poor, or any of our publio accounts, been settled
by the proper authority within five years ?
8th. Why has tho borough charter been violated
in almost every material point ?
If these questions are answered legally and
properly, then come on with your duplicate, but
not before. A TAX PAY Kit.
Destructive Fire. On Wednesday
morning, between four and flvo o'clock, our otti
tens wore aroused from their slumbers to fiud the
Steam Grist Mill of Mr. J. Myers, in this borough,
enveloped in flames. The pcoplo assembled quick
ly, but the firo made such rapid progress that they
eould do nothing but witness the destructive ele
ment reducing the building and Its contents to
allies. Mr. Myers lost everything, not having
even saved his books and papers. He had just
purchased thrco hundred Luobels of now wheat
during the past week, which, together with hun
dreds of bushels of grain belonging to other per
sons, was destroyed. This misfortune eould not
bare occur rid at ft worse time than it did, as this
Is tho busy season with mi Mora, and Mr. M. had,
at great expense, just completed valuable improve
ments, antl had one of the best mills in tho coun
try. Tho mill eaught Are from tho furnace the
night previous, about 11 o'clock, but was discov
ered and extinguished before any great damage
was done. It was closely watched from then until
after midnight, when all was considered safe. Mr.
Myers' individual loss Is estimated at 115,000,
while others lose considerable. No Insurance.
Funxautawvejf Platnttiuttr.
Tall Oats. Mr. Daniel Kriso, of
(llrard townnhip, left at our oOioo last week a
bunch of oata five feot nine Inches In height. It
is of the Norway variety, and was sown about the
first of J une. He says that if the season had been
wot it would have reached seven fcrr. Firing along
your tallest, ye who succeeded In raising It I
WASTEnl Kverybody to try Shaw's Improved
Condition Horn Powdors. For sale at every
country store.
Dried Fi it Cherries, Apples and Peaches
at Watson's.
JPffThe real estate advertised for sale In this
paper by Juhn Dressier, of Union township, will
positively bo sold on Thursday, August 2-lth.
jftffAII the year around, best Tobacco and
Cigars always on band line and delieious flavor
wholesale and retail. Call and try them, at R.
II. Shaw's.
FrnooL TKAcilrns. It will be noticed that the
Board of School Directors of Kartbaus and Union
Districts wish to employ a number of teachers the
coming term.
Cheap Lnbrlenllng Caator Oil, Lightning Fly
Killer Paper, Fponges of all varieties and aiies.
Flavoring Extracts of a superior quality, for sale
at the Drug Btore of Hartawiek A Irwin, Peeond
street. Jyly-itin
Dr. F. Platto, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,
nffere his services to the people of Clearfield and
vicinity, and will bo in readiness to attend all
frofeaaional calls, by day or night. 0IH.--0 on
iced street, West of the depot, Clearfield, Pa.
May 31, 1871-lf
UUarrlfil.
On August 20th, 1871, by Rer. Jr,s Ci.av,
Mr. ENOCH WETSOR, of Bradford township, to
Miss SARAH JANE I.OWDER, of Dogga tp.
On August Kith, 1S71, by Rev. W. M. Rt arll
Fir.i.n, Mr. LEWIS F. Fl'LLERTON to Mrs.
MARY CROWLEY both of Lumber City.
At the residenne of Thomas Monro, Eq.f at
Lumber City, hy Rev. W. B. Skinned, Mr. FRAN
CIS J. THOMPSON, of Curwensville, to Miss
MARY BELL, of Lumber City.
On July 3d, 1871, by Rot. W. II. Nonrnosa, Mr.
CHARLES ?. KINO, of New Drunswick, to Miss
SARAH J. PETERS, of Boggs township.
On July 0th, Wl, by Rev. W. II. Norno, Mr.
JOSEPH E. tlEARHART to Miss MARY E.
MIDDLETONj all of tl.il county.
On Anguat 3d, 1R7I, by Rer. W. II. Norctoss,
Mr. CHARLES F. BLAKE, of Maine, to Miss
SARAH E. (IOSS, of Ibis eounty.
On August 1st, 1871, by J. C. BsnnarT, Esq.,
Mr. JOHN UEBEIiLlSa lo Mrt. C" !"'nTTK
"",fER : both of Brady townahip,
ati 4 is aM0 ,
On August 1 3lh, lfijl, by J. C. Cabiibtt, Esq.,
Mr. WIM.MM A. NEKLto Miss CATHARINE
DON BY t both of Jefferson eounty.
IMartftu.
C!earfieldMarkots.
Corrected weekly by RlrUAno Mossop, Wholesale
and Helsil Ucaler la Hrj tlnnna, urocenrs, rro
visions, Ao., Market street, Clearfield, Pa.
CMUariai.n, Pa., Aug. 52 M71.
Applea.groen,00(dj 1 ll"ga, dressed
Dried, V Hi II Hides, green
Applebutter,fal, 1 fid Hams 00(a)
Rimer I"'(a) 24 Shoulders 00(.D
Ho.ns frO Odd 1 ' Sides Ou
H,...l.l,r.l 1 OD Lard
Ilo-linhoal Oourlb. 4 Moss nork.V bbl...tl 00
Reef, dried 2 Oats
Reef, frsab 1 1 Onions 1 0"
Boards, M IJ 00(ij,14 0" Potatoes 0(n;! 00
l.nlled 10(1 Peaches, dried, lb.. 124
rm Otttra M Plaster, V bbl 3 40
n ..i w.aok. I 40 Rve.... 1 10
Chop, cwll JOfoJ i0 " V ro, .
in-8 00 Salt. V sack i f0
ph, Ill 8hinglcs,lnin.4WiS 00
Ch.?ri.".V"l.. Wt Shlngles.JOInlOfejill 00
Chickens, drsd, lb, 1 Timothy seed 7 0
t. ..... 15 Tl ow HI
Flniseed".: J 00 Wheat 1
Flo.r 0 00( 7.0 ; " . "
Hay 18 00(0-20 00 Wood, crd "
IINK, WHITE ROAsI LININII SKINS
Juat reeelved and for sale by
April 30. II. F. BMI.KH A CO.
s-e-iiiis TittinrHATIC ALMANAC for
I 18(17 and !" for sale at the Poat Of.
Price eonta. Mailed to any address
BI.AKK rOJWTABI.E1l HAM'H FOR
sale at this os.
DRASS. Coi.per and Porcelain lined Preserr-
I I Ing Kettles, for sale ny
July lO.-.tl.
II. F. BI'H.F.R CO
(fduratloual.
JROil citv com.i-gr,
I'lTTSDUltdlf, PA.
Th. 1r.l oomluotoJ, maul popular unit iuoeru
rul uilitullon In Hi. fniii-U Mtiu, fur the tlior
oiinn, practical (dilution, uf Juimg and urnlJIo
wu uirn. nrim urg. ili rcriptii'i clroulr,
pnruoiiiiirf, .uillimi
Jjr2tl-am I. C. mi ni, A. M , IMnolpnl.
IHV VIEW ACADEMY,
PKMIYVILLK, JUNIATA CO., PA.
roit half, .ixd niiui rural.
Allrtotlr.lv illuiiliJ in . Im.lil.rl .n,i t,.in
ful region, one-fourth of a mile from Pennnylvanla
" rour regular graaualea, adlitiid b
oilier competent InnUuotori, .on.liluta th. oorlit
of Imtruetion. Th. I'rincinal (for many yean
In olmrgo of Ttinoarora Aeailemy, and tince 1853
me nrnn oi itita inRlilutlon,) refer, to hit numcr
ona punlli In all the learnad profeuioni and in
o.otj uvHriiueui ui DUflinQII, XMRllftt WW pi
annum. Munio and Painting ppeoliilliii. Fa
aerilon will oomtnenrfl 8eptenilier )M, IH7I,
Adilrnaa, DAVI11 WH.8IIN, A. M.'
j)2o 3in A. J. PATTlillHON, A. M.
IV EW WASHI.CT0 ACADEMY.
G. W. I NINES, A. M., Principal.
rpiIE FIRST SKSSIOeT of thi. Inntitiilion will
X oommenoe on Mundny, the 15th day of May
next. (Term, five nionthal
Pupil, tnay enter at any time, and wiil be
oharired tuition from the tiuio tliev enter until th.
ci'180 ol tlte .on.ton. 1 he oouree of iniilruetion
will embrnee all brfinohei Ineluilrd In a thoruugh
pr.cnei euuouiion lor bum aexea. 1
vocal Aluaie taught when dejircd.
Good liiinnling enn be obtained at
THHKK lUI.I.AHr) PrTll WEEK.
Parent, can be eiumred that the alilitr and
energie. of the Principal will be devoted to the
mental and moral traiuing of tboae placet! under
ui. unargo.
&f-Terin of Tuition will bo moderate, and
can ho atccrtaincd by adilremiiug l)r. J. Innea, at
new vt aimingtun, or tuo t'rtncttiul, (1. YY. lime,,
at Appollo, Armstrong county, Pa., but who will
be at New Wanhington after April l.t.
New Waabington, March 22, 1971-tf.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA.
rpilK FALL TERM of fourte.
X eotnmcnoe Monday, 8ept. 4th,
B FALL TERM of fourteen wceli, will
3oe Monday, Sept. 4tn, 1H71.
TERMS OF TUITIOX.
Rending, Orthography, Wrillng.OlJeet Lei.
una, Primary Arithmetio and Primary
(leogranhy t7 00
Ilntory, Local and doBoriptlve Ueogrnpby
wltn Map urawing, urammar, uuntal
and Written Arithmetio M.H 9 00
Atgobraand the gcicnoea 19 00
Instruotion In Instrumental muile 10 00
Oil painting, 24 leiaom 12 00
Wax work 8 SO
For full partioulara tend for Circular.
C'karOeld, Sept. 7, 1870-lypd.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Male and Female Claailcal lllti School.
Each Department mepsrate IHstluct and
Complete iu lUell,
THE scholastic year of this Institution Is divi
ded into two sessions ol Ave mouths (twenty
one weeks) each. The first session commences on
the first MouJ.iy In .September; the second, on the
nrst Ainnaay in reftruary.
The course of imdruotioD embraces every thing
necessary to a thorough, practical and accomplish
ed education ef both seies.
Pupils will be admitted at any time and ch arced
from date of entrance to the close of the session.
Ho deduction will be made for absenoe, oxeept
in cases of extreme ami protracted illness.
Students fnni ft distance can be accommodated
with hoard at low rates.
For particulars, aond fr circulars, or address
Iter. V, L. UAltl.lSO.V.A. M.,
July 2r., 1871-tf. Principal.
CAV TIO N. All persons are hereby cautioned
J against purchasing or in any way meddling
with one sorrel and one brown Horse, now in the
possets ion ef Ueerge Hall, of Urahem township.
as the some belong to me and are subjret to my
ordrr. T. II. FullCEY.
Orahamton, Pa., August 16 3t.
ITHTR AY Came trespassing on the premises
j of the subscriber, in Pike township, on or
about the middle of June, a brindle COW, with
white face, supposed to be about four years old.
The owner is requested to come forward, prove
pmperly, pay charges and take her away, or the
will be disposed ot according to liw.
augO 3t JOHN B. UARHIOy.
COt; NT Y Hlr,K .t)HT.-Ths under
signed lost In Lawrence township, sometime
the I nt tor part of June or first of July, a County
Bridge Order, No. 20(1, drawn on the Treasurer of
Forest eounty in favor of Osborn A Miller, calling
for f l.'.t). The order Is of no use to anybody but
myself, as payment has Wn stopped, hut the
finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving It at
Mr. Amos Head's, or sending it to me at Htratton
ville, Clarion county, Pa.
augo-.lt B. D. LOVE.
1 THE OHPIIAHS' COURT of Clear
field county, Pennsylvania.
In the matter of the estate of David Irvin, de
ceased. The umlvrsigned Auditor, appointed by
the Court to make distribution of the money in
the bands of the administrator to and among the
parties legally entitled thereto, herrhy gives notice
that he will attend to that daty on Thursday, tho
7th day of September, 1871.
auglfl .it JOHN W, Wnidl.EV, Auditor.
IN TIII2 OK Pit ANS COUHT of Clearfield
county, Pennsylvania.
In the matter of tho estate of Hartwltk Back,
deceased. The undersigned Auditoj, appointed
by the Court te make dintributioo of the money in
the hands of the administrator to and among the
parties legally entitled thereto, hereby gives notice
that he will attend to that duty on Friday, the
8th dav of September, 1871.
augid-.1t JOHN W. W RIO LEY, Auditor.
IXI'X'UTOirS NOTICE. Whereas, Let
J j ters Testamentary on the estate of W. W.
ANDERSON, dee d, lale of Bloom tp., Clearfield
Co., Pa., have been granted tn the andnrsigned,and
all persons Indebted lo said estate are request,
ed to make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them, duly
authenticated, for settlement to Wallace t Field
ing, attorneys at law, Clearfield, Pa.
JOHN MORROW,
July 2n, 1871-ot Executor.
rpiiu A"ii:niCAS 1101 se,
CURWENSVILLE,
Ci.mnriiti.o Corarv, Pais'.
This long-estahllahed and popular hotel is still
kept by the subscriber, who spares no effort to
plv.se all who patronise him. "To please," is tho
motto at the American H'mse, snd all that is asked
is a trial. K. W. RKKU, Proprietor.
Curwensville, March l.', 1871 tf.
I TN TIIK "TTKIl OF THE ESTATE OF
iunnt .. -r.., ,. , . , i
To the Ilelra and legal Represonui.'. r I l"- j
ard Wsplo, deoeased i At an urpnana i.ourt uvmi
at Cleaineld. In and for the oounty of Clearfield,
June 7tb, A. U. 1K7I, tho petition of Jnrace II.
Wuple, aaalguee of Tlmiuss L. M aple, was pro
senliil and rend praying for a decree of Court for
apeeiflo performance of eontract with said deoe
dent whereupon the said Court r-rdcred that pub
lication be made to nnn-reiddont heirs, requiring
hem to aiipenr in said uourt, on mo lai nay oi
rjentembor Term nest, lo snawer aaid petition and
ahow eauae, II ai, Jinny narr, n.; m
not ho ms'lo fur the specific performance of con
tract in said petition, mentioned ee;orJing to true
Intent and weaning thereof.
lly the rourt
C. A. MAYER, P. J.
aug1.-4t.
Attest! A. W, l.se.
E. J. O It E E H
dealer In
Pi anus, Okgans and Mf.i.om:on3,
of any manufacture doslred.
For oaah or in exchange for good Ll'MBER.
10,000 feet af good Lumber wanted.
For olreulaii and terms, address
B. J. GREENE,
augO 3m No. 4111 Hilt street, Huntingdon, Is.
Public Kale of Real Estate!
THE subscriber will nfor for sale on Sstnrdoy,
August 3d, 1H71, at o'clock p. m., In I.u
theraburg. his entire Farm, swntaiuing 87 acres,
more or leaa. About 4(1 acres under cultivation,
with good new buildings thereon, and the balance
well limbered With pine, hemlock and other lim
ber. For further particulars, call on the subscri
ber or address blia at Liilherahurg.
angle 3t FREDERICK OSWALD.
0
ALL AND EXAMINE lh. NEW GOODS
. '
IrtUsrrltoncow.
II
ATI ADD CAP!
AND
Hoot n mid Mil oca!
TIIS PLACB TO QBT 1 ;i
Hats & Caps,1 Boots & SIkes,
' Id AT
riLLERTO'S NEW STORE!
j
One door north of new Maaonle Building,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
The largest stock of goods in this Una eve:
brought Into the oouuly, ia now open for th. la'
speutiun ol tn. puoiie, ana win ne sum at iue
Very Lowest Cash Prices I
Also, a sidendid assortment of GENT'S FUR-
NISIIINU 0(1(11)8, consisting of Shirts, Collars,
Neckties, Handkerchiefs, Gloves, Underwear, Ao.
A largo stock of CARPETS and OILCLOTHS,
which will be disposed of at astonishingly low
prices. A liboral share or patronage ta respeoi
fully solicited.
plr DON'T FAIL TO CALL.-sA
Store on Second St., below Markot, Clearllcld, Pa.
4:5:71
D. R. FULLERTON.
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY !
WOULD respectfully eonounse to Iks ill
ssna of CLEARFIELD and vicinity thl I
have op ened up in the new Masonle Bnlldig,
drat door below the Mansion House, on Seond
Street, with a entire lew stook of
WATCHES, CLOCKS 4 JEWEL1Y,
Of the latest styles and best Inlah,
Selected with care. I have an assortmnt
from all the latest novelties Is Jewelry, eata
ble for the Holidays.
A large atoek of American Watehea fom
the factories of Appleton, Trnoy at Co., at W.lt
ham, Mass., and the National YYateh Compnj
at Elgin, III., la from I to I oa, eases, alwys
on hand, and warranted, j
Thankful for jour past liberal patronage I
hope, by strict attention to business, to Belt
a eontlnuaaoa of ha same.
All kinds of repairing In nay Una promply
attended to.
8. I. BKi'DER
December 1 14, 170.
s
A C K ETT A BCIIRYVER,
CIA LB AS IX
111! 1.1)1 (i HARDWARE,
Also, manufacturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Pccond Street,
CIiDAIlPIEM), PA.
Carpenters and Ttullrlers wilt And ft to their
advantage to etamine our stock bofore purchasing
elsewhere.
STOVES! STOVES!
We are new selling the celebrated TIMES
COOK and RELIANCE, the cheapest and beat
stores in the market.
Every stove fully warranted.
ALSO,
PARLOR,
nEATIXO,
and
RAFTIN8 STOVES!
which will be eu'd u -hup is any In the eounty.
Strict attention paid ordering articles for par
ties who desire it.
eRooflng, Spouting and Job work done on
reasonable terms.
Clearfield, Pa, April 13, U".
s
ELLIlin OFF AT CtUTI
FOR CASH!
The largest stock of
V 11 IV I T V II
ever offered in CLEARFIELD I
At the ETKAM CABINET SHOP.eorner Markot
and Filth Streeta, CLKARrlKLD, FA.
The nnderslgned wonld annonnne to the public
that he has on hand and ia now offering ehenp for
oaah, tho largest stock of Furniture ever in atore
in this eounty, eonsisting of -
Upholstered Parlor Suits,
Chamber Setts, Eilenalon Tables,
Secretaries, Book Cases,
Bedsteads,
Spring Beds and Mattresses,
Lounges and Benches,
Plain A Marble Top Tables A Bureaus,
Waahstands,
Cane Seal and Common Chairs,
Rocking Chairs, Looking Classes,
Window Shades, Picture Frames,
Cords and Tassels, Ao.
lie also manufnetnreS and keeps on hand Pat
ent Spring Keds, the best ever Invented. r0
family should be wunoni incm. Any ainu i
goods nol on nana eon oe nun in, pnui. m.miuv.
I'nhnlitering and repairing neatly eseculriL
hoiars' notice, and at the lowest prices, it uciuo-
lion of 21 per ocnt mado tor casn,
HIFTtr.l.tC CAPES, or Roaewnod, Walnnt and
Cherry Coffins, with glass or wood tops, furnished
on five hours' notice. ,
f-r.nnal attendance wilh hearse, on funeral
occasions, and earriagei furnislisd when dctired.
TI,.nVln ll.a nubile for naat farorr. and by
strict personal attention to business, 1 hope to
receive a continuance of Ins same.
Remember the place- the Steam Cabinet Shop.
corner of Market and Fifth Streets,
March 3d, Ji t. I DANIEL BENNEft.
TIN I TIB I
TOVKK! BTOVESI HTOVttll
TOW I
WAILE & 1IARTMAN '
Pes I re to Inform tha eitltena of Osceola and
the public generally, that thev have Just reecived
large and splendid assortment of Htoves, House
hold Hardware and Stamped and Japanned
Wares of all kinds. Also that we manufacture
and Heep eorsstantlv on hand a fu'l assortment of
Tinmen a Wares, which we will dispose of at
either wholesale or retait, to suit purchasers.
Knnfinjr, Hpoudnt;. RepairlnK and all kinds of
Job Work done to order and withdispatclv
tStrlot attention paid ordering art io lei for pur
tks desiring it.
Consumrrs will find It to their advantage to
purchase from us, Onr stock and prices will sat
is! y yon that we do aell good wares at
prices that please the people.
You will find us on Curt in street, nearly op
posite the KtPhanve Hotel.
Osoeola Mills, Ps May Iff, H7.t
-ri L I II A B M A H,
Practical millwuiuut,
LlTIIKIlSRURa, PA.
Agent for lh. Anerican Double Turbine Water
Wheel and Andrews Kalbaoh WheaJ. Can fnr
l.H Portable Grist Mills ea short plic. jlJ'"
gvurjs & lylruirluf.
LATEST MOVKI
THE LATEST MOVE
HVRTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DRUG STORE,
To their new building oa Beoond Street, I
arly
opposite the store of Wefror A Bstts,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Where they will continue to supply their old and
ai many new customers as may oume, with
PUltE DRUGS!
CHEMICALS!
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
(Including all now remedies,) '
Patent Medicines, Paints and Oils, Olass and
ratty, School Hooks, (Stationery, fa per,
tto. also, a full line of Drug- '
gists' Sundries, Hair
Tonics,
Cosmetics, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Brushes,
Toilet Soaps, Pocket Rooks, Ao., all or
tho best quality.
PURE WISES AND LIQUORS,
'for medical k sacramental purpose! only,
Pure White Lead, Colors of all kinds. Raw and
Roiled Linseed Oil, Varnishes, lurpen
tins, Cool Oil, Paint A Varnish
Brushes, Flavoring
K i tract a,
Confectioneries, Bird Reed, Ppice, ground and
ungronnd, of all kinds.
SMOKERS AND CUE WE US
Will And onr atoek of Chewing
and Smoking Tobacoo, Imported and Do-
moatio Cigars, Sunn and Fine-eut to be of the
very best brands in the market.
LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS,
All kinds of GLASS WARE,
GARDEN SEEDS,
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
and Musical Trimmings of every variety.
Having a long experience In the buelneaa, and
an extensive and woil selected atoek of medicines,
we are enabled lo til Physicians' prescriptions at
the ahortest notice and eo the most reasonable
forms, day and night.
' HARTS WICK A IRWIH,
Clearfield, Pa., May 31, 1871-tf.
IV T. I.
"For thy Stomach's Soke and thine
other InfirmitieB." St. Paul.
Dit. i.oYi:its
riRB
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
A safe, pure, pleosanl and health-giving Tonic
strictly cgetable, and manufactured from
Uie most pure and choice materials Is not a spirit
drink nor substitute for whisky, but a eoientifle
oonipound, for the protection of the system and
the cur. of disease, made from chemically pure
spirits, entirely froe from fusil oil or other Irrita
ting properties, and will not disagree or offend the
most delicate stomach, A long private experi
ence has attested Its
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies.
No Bitters at present offered lo the public
contains so much medicinal virtue, and yet so safe
and pleasant to take. Its use Is lo cure disease,
and It will not create an appetite for spirituous
liquors, but will euro the effeotc of dissipation.
To Increass the Appetite, ( I'SE IT.
To promote Digestion, t'SR IT.
To cure Dyspepsia, I'SE IT.
To cure Fever and Ague, I'SE IT.
To cure Billiousnees, t'SE IT.
To ours Constipation, VSR IT.
To cure Chronic Diarrhaa, I'SE IT.
To onre Heart burn, I'SE IT.
To cure Flatulenoa, USE IT.
To cure Acid Eructations, I'SE IT.
To cure Neirous Debility, I'SE IT.
To cur. llydnehondrie, I'SE IT.
To cure Ssllowness of Completion, USE IT.
' To cur. Pimples and Blotches, USE IT.
For Gcnornl Proslrallon of the
rtivsL-nl powers. I'SBIT,'
and It will cure yon.
Sold everywhere, at 11.00 pel bottle, Manu
factured delusively by
A. I. SUA W,
Druggist,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Who offers liberal Inducements to Ihe trade.
Oct. 37, lS9:tf.
For Renl I
milE nnderslgned offers In rent a DWELLING
I lim;SB.nd BLACKSMITH SHOP, tihiaf
al Oslsnd P. 0. In Hell township. Thill ry
dealrsblo location for tho bnalneaa. A Ml set ol
fools In th. shop, rienly of custom.
aehool In the village, nuiir... "frv
llrnderaon or lh. sulisoribcr. ,
March 14 If IIKNRT BRETII, Jr.
Insure Your Property!
rrillB nnderslgned are prepared lo Uk any
1 rrasnnable fire risks, in good and reliable,
companies, such as the "Farmers' Mutual, ol
York, Pa. the"Andes," of Cincinnati, Ohio; the
"Gerniania," of New York, and others. Rata
reasonable, and In case of loss money will be paid
np promptly. IRVIN A KRKBS.
desmoid, Pa., April IS, l7l-tf.
CARBOLIC PLANT PROTECTOR
for sale by
J1'88-1 IIART3WICK A IBWIN.
CILK BATS Latest Spring atylea
4 " D. R- FULI.F.RT0NH.
tRUlt CANS, soldered on the outside, of our
' own manufacture. Alao, Olass Fruit Jars,
sale by II. f. BIOLF-R Co.
gill ttooib, &r.
SPRING goods:
JUST RECEIVING I ' '
IIOI1T CALICOES, SPLENDID 10c CA1.I
J ooea, Delaines, Shirting Cheeks, Mualins,
Plaids, White Ooods, Percales, Japanese Silks,
Black Silks, Silk Poplins, Black Alpacas, Table
Linens, Velveteens, Shawls, Hoys' Cassiiocres, Ac.
AT J. WILES KRATZERSI,
HOSIERY, SILK OLOVEP, BEST PARIS
Kid (llovea. Lace Callers, Hair Switohos and
Chignons, Hair Nets, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Ac.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S!
D
RESS TRIMMINGS, SILK FRINQES
Satin, Velvet Ribbons, Buttons, Ac.
AT J. MILKS KRATZER'S I
rpRIMMED HATS, RIBBONS,
X Millinery Uoods, te., Ac.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S I
UNEQUALED STOCK OF LADIES' AND
Childrrn'e Shoes and Gaiters, Men's French
Kip and Calf Hoots, Call and Lasting Uaitcrs, Ac
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S I
O nnn tieces WALL PAPER -do. to
,))J 11.00 per boll Carpels, Floor Oil
rin,i,. Win. I... ui...i. !... ivi.;,. ,l.n.ll. T.
Ware, Glass Ware, Table Knives aud Forks, Ac.
AT J. MILES KRATZKIls'l
CHOICE TEAS, COFFER, AND OTHER
Groceries, Dried Apples, Peaches, Cherries,
Prunes, Cannod Peaches, Tomatoes, Corn, Ac.
ErTlie above, wilh an immense stock of other
Goods, have been bought at the lowest cash prices,
and will be offered at very low rates.
iCom. and examine them whether you
buy or not,
J. M-KRATZK1U
(Formerly C. Kratser A Sons.)
Nest door lo II. F. Bigler A Co.'a Hardware Btore.
Clearfield, March 16, 1871-tf.
1871. 1871.
; FOR THE
SPRING CAMPAIGN 1
FIGURES THAT ARE FACTS!
REED BROTHERS'
Dry Goods, Notion, Trimming tfc Millinery
ICmporlum,
CLEARFIELD, PENM'A.
The only exolaairo Dry Goods Store tn th. county.
Study Your Interest I
Buy Where You Can the Cheapest!
DRY OOODS:
Heavy and fine Brown Muslins, Bleached Mus
lins, extra wide Brown and It leached Sheetings,
Pillow Casing, Ticking, Hickory iStripc, DeniuiSs
Blue Drills, Cottonades, Ca is i meres, Flannels,
Prints, Ielalnes, Percales, Lawns, Orenadines,
Ilemanies. Summer Pi Ik, Japanese Silk, Black
Silk, very good, at $1.35 per yard. The ahnve
are new, fresh goods, and hare only to be priced
to know or their remarkaijle encapness.
ii o s i e n y :
Ladles' plain and Hhbed Hose, UJc. to $1.26
per pair, Children s plain and fancy Cotton Hose,
Gent's Brown and Bine Mixed Hose, Paperstewt
and Superfine Brittish Regular Made Hose, Bab
brltrtran and Lisle Thread Hose, l,aitei , Mist
Children's, Gent's and Boys' India Game and
Ltile 1 bread linderwore.
Ladies', Men's and Children's Berlin, Llsls
Thread and Pilk Gloves, Children's Kid Gloves,
Ladies' Kid Gloves, all eolnra, $1.25, II 7 and
$2.00 per pair, Gent's Kid Gloves, all colors, Lisle
Thread and Berlin Gloves.
WHITE GOODS:
Piques, choice styles In Stripes, Fijrnrss, Cords
and Matin Finished, 21 to 60a. per yard ; Jaconets,
Nansooks, Victoria Lawn, Swiss Mat), white and
colored Tarletan, Tape Checks, Mosquito Net,
Curtain Net, 25, 40. 50 and 60 cents and $1.00 pel
yard; Towles and Towling. Brown and Bleached
table Dainafks, Nankins, Quilts, Ac.
English Croehet Edgings, Imperial Embroid
ery, IltgtsterM Kmbroidery, Vairncfa Lace. Not
tingham Lace, Frilling, Alexandria Frilling,
llambcrrg Kdging. Inserting, Magle and Always
Ready Huflling, Hercules Braid, Alpaca Braid,
Hair Nets, It lark and Brown Hwitohes, Chignons,
Buttons of every description, Sleeve Buttons, 4c.
FANCY GOODS:
Lace Collars, Linen Collars and Cuffs, Under
state ves, Chitnisets, Ilendkerchiefs, Ties and Bows,
Ribbon and Millinery Goods, Trimmed Uatsand
EonnetSf Ao,, Ao.
jT-rY-Tniyers will please grve this their atten
tion. Time and money will be saved.
Remember the place i
REED BROTHERS,
say 17 . . Market street, Clearfield, fa.
Fight In Glen Hope Over!
ALL FREE AGAIN!
AND THR MONEY PAID!
TslTILLIAM B. DICKEY takes this method of
1 f Informing hn numerous friends and cus-
tomers that he has sold out bie entire stock of
Store Goods In Glen Hope to James M. Dickey A
Co., and to thank kis friends and customers for
their liberal patronage while in business in Glen
Hope, and asks a share for the new Ann, who
intend keeping a flrst-elass Dry Good and gen
eral variety store.
Their stock will consist In part of
Ladies' A Gent's Fancy Hats, Ladies' Hose, from
121 to 30 cents. Ladies' Dress Goods, a full
lino, Notions of all kimls, Cassimerei, a
full line, Joans and Cm to nodes, Al
pacas and Lustre, 40c. to $1.10
per yard, Alpacas, beauties,
at TO eents per yard, !
Ladiem' tanoy ,
Gaiters,
a fall line,
No.l Gaiterset $2.25,
good at $1.74, a full line of
Lailira' Mioes, Misses' and Chil
dren's Hboes, 1.adis'pring Shawls,
Chignons and Silk Curls, Perfumery and '
Heir Oils. Muslin and Calico from 6 to 1 to.
No. I Calico, 9 Tarda for $1.00, Confectioneries, a
fall line, French end Tin Toys, No. 1 Uro
- aeries, for coon ITT trade.
In fact a full line of fancy and prime goods, to
suit our trade. We intend selling on a cash or
short credit system, and we know our customers
will nrniU bv IU All kinds of country produce
taken tn esc nan go ior goons.
WANTED. No. 1 Freth Butter, &M0 iftb
teon lnrh Hhinsles. bv count. 1.000 Kheen Pelts,
Beef Hides and Calf (Skins, for which the highest
market price will bs paid.
r01vt ui a trial before you purchase Tour
gouJs. We will give you bargains.
JAMES M. lUlKhl iy.
Olcn Hope, Fa., May 17, lS7L4m.
SPEtl iL AMOlXmiEM!
TIIAVR this dav associated wild me In the
tnemanllle business my brother, Robert Heed,
and the business will be continued under the
Ann name of i
KURD H H O T II K H .
We will continue to make tha Dry Quods and
Notion business a specialty, and all tha nrweat
fehriea and latest novelties in the market will he
kept on band.
Th. riraneh Plore In Cnrwensvllle will be eon-
tinned, where will be fonnd as hoiea ft Una nf
snorts as at our main star. In t irem.tn.
13th of March.
The biv.k aoeount of Wm. Reed will be promplly
dlmali.tely.ettll. .
Clsarfle.4. F-. March 1STI.
Srjj CJooilj, t5rorrir5, C5tc.
p E A C E IN EUIOPLI :
iuv 1
ORKAT EXCITKUENT
IN FRENCHVILLEI
The bloody contest between France and Prussia
Is at an end for the present, so far as the slaugh
tering of men and the destruction of property Is
concerned. The Royal Jugglers no doubt pride
th n so Ives and rejoice ovor the result, but how
Inilgninoant Is their work when eoai pared with
the humane and christian efforts of
Ii. M. COUDRIET,
who has undertaken to supply all the cltlteni In
the lower snd of the eounty with food and raiment
at exceeding low rates from his mammoth store In
MUL80N1I UR1, when he oan always be found
ready to wait itpon e alters and supply thstn with
Dry Goods of all kinds,
flush as Cloths, Batlnetts, Canlmeres, Maslins,
ueiainos, liuob, urinings, calicoes,
Trimmings, Ribbons, Laos.
Ready-made Clothing, Boots and Hbocs, Hats and
Caps all of the best material and made to order
It use, bocks, Gloves, Al it tens, Laces, Ribbons, Ao.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rice, M Masses, Fish, Salt,
1'ork, L.uaoed Oil, Frah Oil, Carbon OU.
Hardware, Queens wore, Tinware, Castings, Plows
and Plow Castings, Nails, Spikes, Corn Cultiva
tors, Cider Presses, and all kinds of Axes.
Perfumery, Paints, Varnish, Glass, apd a genera!
assortment of Stationery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brands, always on hand, and will be
sold at the lowest possible figures.
LIQUORS, such as Brandy, Wine, Gin, Whisky,
Jay no's Medicines, limit iter's and
Hooflsnd'i Bitters.
6000 pounds of Wool wanted fur which the
highest price will be paid. Cluverseed on hand
and for sale at the lowest market price.
Also, Agent for Strattonvllle and Curwensville
Thresbiug Machines.
VfcCall and see for yourselves. You will find
everything usually kept in a retail store.
L. M. COUDRIET.
Frenchvlils P. 0., March 1, 1871.
jr. k. absoi.d
...w. toss aanTSBonx.
"Cheaper than the Cheapest !"
GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
just avcuvaa bt
Arnold A IfurtMliorn,
(On. door west of First National Bank,)
CUKV.I2K8VII.I.C, PA.
HAVING Just returned from the cast with a
complete assortment of Goods suitable for
Sprloii and Summer trade, we arc now read
to furnish all kinds of Ooods
"Cheaper than te Cheapest I1'
And after thenklns; our customers for their
liberal patronage during tho past year, we
would most resj eetfully ark for a eontlnuancs
of the same.
Our Stoek consists of ft complete nssortmsnt
of Dry Qoods, Kotlons, Hardware, Queensware,
Vrillowwarc, Orocctlss, Boots er Shoes, Hats A
Caps, Clothinf, Tobaeeos, Ac. Also, Flour,
Baoon. Salt, Fish. Grain, eta.
All of which will be sold on the most reason
able terms, and the highest matkrt prle. paid
for Oraln, Wool and all kinds of Lumber and
Countr Froduco.
v
sT-Please give us a call before purchasing
elsewhere. Satisfaction guaranteed as to price
and Qoalilj."H v
ARNOLD k HARTSHORN,
Corner of Main and Thompson Streets,
apr20 CURWENSVILLE, PA.
J. r. WIATKIL.
..w. w. aarra.
WEAVER & IIETTS
CLEARFIELD, VA.,
Are offering, at the eld stand ef O. L. Reed A Co.,
their steek of goods, eonsisting of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A SHOES,
nATS A CAFS,
nARDWARB,
QUKENS7ARX,
FLOUE, FEED, SALT, &o., &o.,
At th. meat reasonable rates for CASH or in
oaehangs for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY FR0DUCK.
jgBaTAdvanoes made to those engaged In get
ting out square timber en th. most advantageous
terms. ' January 8, 1 STO.
1871.
1871.
SPRING GOODS!
The First of the Season I
The Cheapest in this Market I
BUY! BUY! I BUY!!!
OF
KRATZER & LYTLE,
Tear Dry Goods,
Tour Groceries,
Your Hardware,
Tour Queensware,
Your Not lens,
Your Boots A Shoes,
Your Window Curtains,
Tour Oerpeti,
Your Oilcloths,
Tour Wall Papers,
Your Hats,
Tour Caps,
Yonr Carpst Chais,
Your Stores,
Your Bacon and Feed.
Your Leather,
Yonr Shoe Findings,
Your Flour and Fish,
SALT! SALT! SALT! at wholesale lo country
merchants.
OILS, PAINTS, GLASS, Ae. A liberal dia-
eeant te bull dors.
Everything that yon need ean hs had at great
advanlags to toe buyer, at
KRATZKR A LYTLE J,
Market street,
Ct.einrim.ft. Pi., opposite the Jail. 1:8
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA. -
1 OOM In Masonic Rulldlng, one door north of
JV C. D. otson s Drug More.
1'asaaite Tickets lo and from Llrsrpool, Qoeena.
iA.n ul.affi.w- London. Paris and Conrnhaarn.
AlVn, Dr.fla for ssle on Ihe Royal Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank of London.
JAMKS T. LKOKAftD, Prea't.
W. M. FIIAW, Caahler. JyJd'71
c
ALCIN'ED TLASTER AXD HTDRALLIC
Cement, for sale by
J.2A Ira
UAHTntL'ft insif.
. SottU.
THE SMITH HOUSE,
(Opposite Ihe Passenger Depot.)
CLKARFIKI.It, PA. ,
IHB undersigned, hsving leased this lions, tar
a series of years, is reailv lo entertain llrsa-
gels aud travelers frncrnlly. and therefore aulit It,
sojourners to give him a call. Ills Table will be
supplied with the best the market affiirds, and lis
liar si ill contain theohoioest of winee and liquoas.
The house, furniture, beiia and bedding arc entirely
now, which alwaysadils to the com fort of travelers I
while the stabling attaohed ia larow and roonv.-
Juit sullmi for teamaters. Charges modersle.
jsnS TU WILLIAM H. IlltAULKT.
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL.
MAR KB i' Sr., CLEARFIELD, Pa.
THIS large and commodious new hotel has
been oponed for the accommodation nl the
'ublle, whtre the prnpriutor will be glad to meet
is old friends, and receive a share of public pat
ronage. By strict personal attention to the de
tails of his business, he hopes to be able to render
satisfaction lo bis natrons. The TAHI.K will
always be bountifully supplied with the best that
can no procured tn tne maraet, ana we oan
will eoataln a full itock of LIQUORS, lib Kit, As
Good stabling attaohed.
tAM'hlt Lhi rULUl,
Clearfield, Maroh 8, loCW-ly Proptieter.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Corner of Secoud and Market Streets,
CI.KAIIFIKI.I), PA.
TIIH old and commodious Hotel bat. during
the past year, bean enlarged to double Iu
forum eapaoily for the entertainment of Gran
gers anl guests. Th. whole building has been
refurnished, and th. proprietor will spar, no
pains to render bit guests comfortable while
stsylng with him.
r-Th. "Mansion Uous." umniuus runs to
snd from the Depot on Ibe arrival and departure
of.aehtrsln. JOHN DOUGHERTY,
tprO-TO tf Proprietor.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Curneiiavllle, Clearfield county. Fa.
rpHISold and well established Hotel, besotl
1 fully cituated on the banks ol tho Susque
hanna, In Ihe boroigh of CurwenJville, has b.ea
leased for a term of yrara by Ihe nnderslgned.
It has been entirely reAtled, and Is now open to
the public generally and th. travelling comma
nily in particular. No pains will be spared to
rsnder guests eomfortanie wnite tarrying a. iui
house. Ample Stabling room for the accommo
dation of teams. Charges moderate.
Sept IS, ls?U-tf.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
MAIN ST.. PUILirSBURO, PA.
TUB undersigned keeps constantly oa hand
the best of Liquors. His table Is alwaya
supplied with the best tha market afforda. Tha
traveling publie will do well to give hlra a call.
no v 164. HUUCHi i.i.ui u.
1IIAW HOL'Sr.
Corner of Market and Front iireets,
C'learBcld.Pa.
This magniGoent llotol la .ntirely new, com
plete in all Ha appointments, and convenient te
the Court Houso. A free Omnibus runs to and
from the Depot on tho arrival and departure of
each train.
April 1.1, I STO
Proprietor.
WESTERN HOTEL,
Opposite tha Coort House,
CLEAP.PIELD, .PENS 'A.
Accommodations first-class and charges moderate.
oct5 JOHN F. YOUNG, Proprietor.
jyj-ONTOUR HOUSE,
Opposite the' Court Ilouse,
LOCK HAVKN, PENN'A.
JdOl 11AITSEAL A KROM, Prop's.
gootjs ana Itorjf.
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Coot mid Shoe Manufacturer,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAS just received a fins lot of French CALF
bKlNS, and Is now prepared te mannfas
ture everything In his line at the lowest figures
He will warrant his work to bs as rep re sen tea.
He respset fully solicits a call, at his shop on
Market strest,seeond dror west of IhenostoCee.
where bs will do all In his power te render setts
faction. Home fine Gaiter tops on hand.
yV7-7 DANIEL CONNELLY.
EV BOOT AXD SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK,
Cor. MARKET A 3d Sts., CLEARFIELD, Pi.
TliK proprietor has entered Into the BOOT
SHOE business at the above stand, snd
Is determined not to bs outdone eltber&D qual
ity er price fur his work, Ppeoial attention
will be paid to manufacturing Sewed work. II
has on band a large lot of Erench Kip asd
i--ie ci.t.. .r it.. ... ..... iw- Th. .1.1
sens of Clearfield and vicinity are respectfully
Invited to give bim a trial. eaergs tor sails.
now,' f-tt
$arUvari Hiutrarf, U.
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
n en. sea tn
II All DlVAllE,
Also, Manufacturers ef
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARPIELD, PA.
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Harn.ss, Collars, etc., for sals by
h. f. biqler a ca
pALMEK'S PATENT UNLOAD-
lug Bay Forks, for sale by
II. F. BIGLER oV CO.
QIL, TAINT, TUTTT, GLAS3,
Kails, stc, for sale by
II. F. BIOLER A CO.
II
aRS ESS TRIMMINGS 4 SHOE
Findings, for sale by
II. F. BIOLER at CO.
UNS, PISTOLS, SWOKC CANES
For sal. by
II. F. BIOLER & CO.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS AND
Slsee, for sal. by
II. F. BIOLER 4 CO.
JRON! IRON I IRON! IRON I
For sale by
' II. F. BIOLER 4 CO.
II
ORSE SHOES k HORSE. SHOE
KAILS, for talc by
II. F. BIOLER k CO.
pCLLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZE3
And hast Manufacture, far sal. by
II. F. BIOLER k CO.
MUMBLE SKEINS AND PIPH
DOSES, for sal. by
II. F. BIOLER k CO.
J70DDER CUTTERS for lo by
cn30-70 IT. F. BIOLER A CO.
THE CLEARFIELD
WOOD:CHOPPERS AXE1
Manufactured especially for
THE CLE AHF1 ELD TRADE,
ran sit s it
eo,VT0 H. 1. BIOLEU CO.