THE .REPUBLICAN.
CLKAUFIEI.D, PA.
FpXEpAV MORNINtf. OCTOBER 18. 1871.
Terms of Subscription, '
j in nilvAm-OtOr wllUln three mouths ...$2
I iifliT f lircv rii uriurv iix muuini y
1 , 1 rffior the I'xpiralion of six mouths M, g 00
-j. All ortitdoe to Insure inaertiou In (hit
,., ,b"!iM b hnndfd tn early on Tuesday
rim?. wr K 10 ProM ' ia o'oiock, (noon.)
Ki:iJ(.iorg NOTitr.H.
u,ihoriit Hplacoual Cburrhnev. J. H.
..... P..l.1i K.r.U. K.ki..k
,111 A M., au'i I -" .w.
dvit Midline every Thuraday, it 71 P. M.
Cooniini-'n ri.-rv.oe. first Sabbath of every
,n II a ll. I nunc rerr.ee run day morning
, ill o riole, aim i ununy ocnooi at
"L .. i . uuiin. iv-j i
j p i njn ihmj v Toiling
Prm-bvterlaii Cliurrh Rer. Mr. Hvtlrk.
fjbl.c Tl iee every oanuaio, morning ana even-
lijulM thurrURer. W. B. Pkhsksl Pas-
.., I'uMio services every Subbatb, morn ins or
hi I'ranrlf' Churrli Cat..oUc-Rev. T.
J, M M Matta at 10J o'clock A. M.f on the
cml 't,Hl ""r,n nuniiHTi oi coco montli.
Ko Srnvni:. Vte are requested to atate that
tbrrr will h" no service in tbe Baptist Church Id
jilucf on next Sabbath, Rot. Mr. Skinner
h'ing been failed away by aickucaa.
A Now Millport correspondent in
fi)-ji an tli dt Mr. Mlohncl Wise, of Uloomington,
did fufJ irnl y of heart dieate, while at work in
in burn, on Monday, the 10th nit. Doocased wax
,p-, f vi-ars-and trn doye.
Burr SnunpliT ttnd K. A. Wheeler,
tit Tt'tiiperaoce candidate! for Auditor and Sur-
-or (irnrrat, received three votes each In Hum
liii-township and one each in Clearfield. Four
1 (ori-riciitioua temperance men ia Clearfield county,
iikas?.
' IBS n
Somo unprincipled villain, who
t,;ht to have been in the Penitentiary long ago,
itnt into tbe ihop of Mr. II. Rom, at noon on
JlWlny, while he was at dinner, and completely
ihc-d and deitroyrd an orchestra cornrt born,
forth at least fifty dotlara. We hope the raical
iJI lie discovered and soverely punished.
List of letters roinainint; uncluimcd
:ithe Post office at Clearfield, for the week ending
Octuber lflth, 1371:
Jubti, Henry. Thompson. William.
t x'kton, C. J. Thnmnii, Herman.
P. A. UAU LIN, P. M.
Barm Burn to. A correspondent
infuriiic u! that the barn of Joseph McCulIy, of
J.irilmi township, whi burned on tho nijfht of the
Mj, with all its coutcnU, together with a thresh-
cohine, waoni, letls, plows, etc, Mr. Mo-
Culiv t Iom is crlimaleu at i,ouo, ana tuo nre ii
v: to have been the work of an incendiary,
hud been about tbe barn that day with
i'Vr I'.ip or light.
Unskatkd Lands. It will ho ob-
Krctl ly an advertisement eliewhere in thia issue
lUf the Cuunty Comuiisnloners gire notice to on
Ktii J land owners and agents that they will give
tbrin an audience, In relation to assessments, at
iWir dftirr, between the 30th of October and 1 lib
of NTiiiiler net. Those who neglect this notice
4QUdt complain if they are imposed on, because
this ii a liberal extension of time on the part of
tbe Commissioners.
CoNFFRKNCE AltKTINO. TliO Korlb-
fiftern Conference of the Evangelical Lutheran
Allf'hir.Y Snod of Pennsylvania, will meet in
ihe J.utlitTf'n church, in ClcarfklJ, on Tuesday
firr.'i;;, October 2 lib, 1871, at 7 o'clock. Tbe
RfT- t'rit, Raker, Streamer, Thompson, Croft,
Rrrr, V.oyvr, I'nrub and Kistler have aignifivd
tbnr intent to be present, unless Providentially
pmtQtiil. Svr vices morning and eveotng. Com
uninn on Sabbath, the 2'Jtb. The members of
the church are earnestly requested, and tbe publio
p fir rally eordially invited, to attend.
BoRni'dii Election. Tho following
ii ihe result in tbe boron gb of Clearfield, at tbu
ion on tL. 10ihr fur Alienor ao1 School
rccton :
A'tfuur Jaraci L. Lcftrj, Drmocrat, 1(M
(iio. W. Ilhccm, lUdii'Hl, Hi
.S'h'ju! Mrtctori Ihkd JubnvoD, lcin 2j2
FranoiH Short, lrm.
V. M. Mcl'allouXh, I)em....370
T. J. Il.)r, Ilrio 22
II. W. Biiydur, It.. 225
Itolrt Mitchell, Had 224
T. II. Murray, ltd. 225
l;t School V'cton wore elected under the eu
Kn!ntive Ijrtlcm. The Jlcj'ublicalif having Toted
for liiree uir mlier. of the board, it will be neeeirar,
forronicone to la, which two of th. thre are
IwtfiJ.
A Satr Safk. Wo unlorland tlinl
ur orililuiriitx Tillige of Clarion was In rather
W lit a fpw da,i ago. Tho National Hank of
(bit ilap had t large new rare manufactured in
Omcinmti put In tbelr bank, In which all the
fadi wpre Placed and locked nn. Unon attemitt.
r"g to pcn the eafe the next morning it waa dil-
"n.I that something wai wrong, and tho "old
h:n3 would not open, and aa a eoneenuonce all
Utirun would hare to be eunpeuded, until a man
'i the manufactor, arrived, unlrai a luppl, or
O joft wai obtained from aome other aouree.
Out of thii dilemma they were helped by our
Erookvillo Banki, who furniihed them with luln-
'i'nl fiiiiji to do bnnincii until they eonld get
tbtir iafe upon. Bruolctilh Jrfftrtomian.
Bad JIoadk. Tho last Grand Jtirv.
He it prrdreeirom, recommended lorn, wise and
lorap luoliih thingi to be done. Among the Tur
ner wai the eondriunation and return of lorn, of
roa.li, and particularly tho Clearfield and
kinbniii road, "from the (lonhcn line to tho reil-
d'W of the lat. Henry Irwin, in Lawrence town
"r and that portion of the Snow Shot and
lvkwrille turnpike from Mooea Hun in Law-
"nn towmhip to the Union townrhip line. And
to mad leading from the Suenuchnnna Church In
li'll 1'iwnihlp tolbe Ilurnide townrhip line.
lln- i "a new drpartura" much needed, and
ibf lirand ,1uriel will reoeira Ihe thanka of the
I'ni'lir if the, oontimie to giy. th. publla ruaii
"in' nMrnlion. Th. luperviiori in lwrenceand
t(" "ill do well to heed the reoommendatiom of
'be 'It. in I Jury. The repairing of tho old prlion
w l Hie removal of the water cloieti in the Court
.vard, we eon.ider among th. fooll.h tilings
JSl(ele,l by the Jury. Excepting theae, the laat
t.iij Jury wai"a lucon." Every Juror drawn
M'peareil, and they hailed from ,rory lection of
II" cuunty, and wcro aa'intelliirei.t a body ai ever
f'lrf Kf,tieareil in nn. j.,rl
hnpe future Ornnd Juriei will make bad
' a rperlall., Bad rot J i and auault and
battery ml oihrr low neighborhood brawli are
;un ii,. ca.ei (Irand Juriee ehould Ink. In hand.
Tdw.Nkiiib K I irTlnva i in n pnn.
fu""0 and niiiundcrilanding ha. reiulted from
" "hang" made in th. tim. for holding
I'un.hip eloeiion,, J.rir , jfo", theM elee-
uiira rriuay in aiaron. in
jear an act wai paiecd providing that they
be held en the itcond Tneiday In Octolier.
"' r"nd to work uniatleraotorily, and at
' lat iei,; 0f lh, fogMiim, th. act wai re.
fH and It wai provided that in the year 1872
- w .iii(rr, an viuutiuii. itir
"'l, Ixiruuirh. tOWn.liii, A .l.ll..n nlnnr.. in
id u , fl,A.un ii .i e... -.U
,k Jifferent eiliei and eountiei of this Common-
!',I". hll be on the days and at the times they
"fhell a. provided by law In lh. different ell lei,
' """""ghi and townftilpa In said eountiei,
I"'"' to the pa.wg, f Mid 0f lK(i.
Silo lirnvidml tt.l It.. nf tV.. rfinnpnnl
"ieri to he etpptml in ir .1. . 1 1 I. i t...R'ilL
ot the preient ofnccri lUll eipire,' and so
"eh ufSp.,. ii. ,v i.i.j
kJ h. i,hr " , ..
I Mia ti ' f0 w 01 vipni i.,
eiill Mt ' hi t l'l,lioh, to oleotions ape-
1 f I'roTMed for sfnne fh, paseaio of the aot of
' Li fljarneld fbe hirnngh and township
I, ' whi uoeieuu'U on rriuay,
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- irw pamphlet law of 1871,
A Gala Day among Odd Fellows.
Our town on laat Friday preaeuted aTery lively
and etlrrlng appearance, produced by the celebra
tion of thefMh anniversary of tbe organliatk
of Clearfield Lodge, Mo, 1U8, Independent Order
of Odd Fellows. The morning opened with that
peculiar kind of drowsy fog, which, In these
tnqunlalPf. lurety betokeni a pleasant doy, and
tbe mctuben of tbe order wore early astir, o
pleting their arrangement! in the full anticipation
of a Juyoui doy.
Soon the surrounding oountry and neighboring
villages began to pour to to the town their at reams
of wondering popnlaoe, and It wai hard to fell
who were most Interested, the Initiated or onin
itiited, for all aectned bcut on having a good time
generally. Rut when the cara arrived It the depot
and began to pour out their at ream of live Odd
Fellows, bailing from llellufoute, Osceola and
Pbihpaburg. with their muite and banners, ae
com pan led by the Moat Worthy Urand Master
and Secretary of the order In Pennsylvania, tbe
excitement teemed almost beyond restraint.
The different Lodges formed procession, under
their respective officers, and marched to the stir
ring muiio of tlyj Pbilipaburg and Oseeola
Rands to the Lodge room of ID 8, where there was
a genera), greeting and generous congratulation
among the brothers of tbe order.
The programme of tbe day waa,
First, A prooeaeion of the order In full regalia.
Second. A banquet at the Mansion and Leonard
Houses.
Third. A leclure on Odd-Fellowship, in the
Court House, at 7 o clock tn the evening, by Past
Grand Sire, James B. Nicholson.
Between oue and two o'clock the brothers of
the order gathered In tbe Lodge room of 118 and
were by the Marshals formed in order of procos
eion, preceded by the Otoevla Band. Next earn
the O. O. of IDS. Following him oame Ihe newly
initiated brothers of all the Lodgea represented,
followed by the brothers of tho various degrees in
their regular order, from first to fifth. Then oame
the Pbilipaburg Band, followed by the officers of
the varioug Lodge represented, In seniority of
rank. Following them oame the Past Grands of
all the Lodges present, designated by their scarlet
collars and white trimmings. In tho rear came
the Encampment members, with Grand Chaplain,
and elosing the procession marched the District
Deputy Grand Masters of Centre and Clearfield
counties and the Grand Ofnoera of tbe (Irand
Lodge of Pennsylvania.
Tbe procession formed from the Lodge room,
on Market street, facing westward, and marched
through most of the principal streets of onr til
age. Tho process ion halted on tbe south aide of
the Court House square, and reached in a closely
packed column from Second to Third street, where
it formed open ranks and countermarched by tbe
rear. Those who were to dine at the Mansion
House proceeded thither, headed by the Osceola
Band and the Grand Sire; while those who were
appointed to feaat at the Leonard House filed to
tbe right, preceded by the Philipslmrg Band aod
accompanied by Grand Master Alfred Slack, of
Allegheny, and marched to that hotel. A sump
tuous repast was prepared by tbe generous hosts
of these hotels, to which ample Justice waa done
by tho over two hundred and aixtreonrivial souls
end joyous hearts. Happiness beamed from every
eye, and the smile of gladness glowed on every
face, while friendly greetings and fraternal inter
changes of seutimeut told in unmistakable lan
guage that "all went merry as a marriage bell,"
Long before the hour for the public lecture, the
moving columns of tho curious and uninitiated
were seen filing in the direction of the Court
House, and before its commencement tho bouae
waa packed to overflowing by as intelligent an
audience aa one would wish to look upon, and It
ia said as many went away disappointed as were
enabled to gain a bearing place in that large
room. The Urand MasUr presiding, the oxerolars
were opened with a sweet strain of music, per
formed by Miss Boae Byndvr, of Lock Haven,
which was followed by tbe singing of the opening
ode of the order, and prayer by the Grand Chap
lain. Peat Grand Cuttle then read some brief
statistics of tbe origin aud growth of tho order
in Clearfield during the last twenty-five years;
showing that from the smallest requisite number
of charter members (vis fire) in 146, they beJ
grown to thousands, springing from this Lodge,
and spreading oveaeevera) a ljoiolng counties and
to almost every village in oar own Ooonty, and
showing that In all this time the open hand of
charity hod ever been held forth to the needy and
distressed, casting Hi relief abroad by thousands
and extending the kindly sympathy of loving
hearts wherever su?h seemed called for, both In
and out of the order. Then vis read by tbe U.
M. an appeal for aid issued by tbe Graud Lodge
of Pennsylvania to its subordinate Lodges, in be
half of the Chicago sufferers.
Tbe G. M. then introduced the principal speak
er of ther evening, Past Grand Sire J. B. Nichol
son, who for two hours belt! that vast audience
spell bound with the eloquent flow of truths,
which seemed to bo fully appreciated by every
hearer, and which could not have been uttered by
one less eloquent or mode so Impressive by one
whose sul was less thoroughly imbued with the
groat principles of the order. Music aaln by
Miss H;ndcr, tho txnodiction, and tbe audience
dispersed, all seeming delighted with the day's
doing, and more especially with that of tbe even
ing, aa expressions of having been the recipient
of a most happy and instructive literary treat
were uttered on almost every hand. Krcn tbe
most critical could find naught to criticise, so
timely and well put was every proposition aod
sentiment.
Thus olosed the celebration of ihe twenty-fifth
anniversary of ClrarAeld Lodge, No. 198, I. 0. of
0. F. Long may 11 flouriih to suoeor the needy,
relieve the distressed, elevate mankind and fulfill
the mission of love act forth ia tho Royal law.
LETTER FROM NEW WASHINGTON.
New Washixotom, October 12tb, U7.
Mr. Editor: You will ice by returns of thia
borough that tbe rod's have a gain of three over
tbe vote of laat fall, while we held our own. Thia
waa caused by several Bad's moving Into the dis
trict, Kvery democrat in tbe borough, with one
exception, attended the election. Equalisation of
taxation waa the cauae of bis absence. Ho discon
tinued his county paper a short time since, saying
that be could save two dollars thereby. I beard
a genlloman remark, on the day of the election,
Jjiat this economical gentleman by withdrawing
from the church could nve two dollars more.
To night tho Irving Literary Society, of Now
Warhington Aoademy, are to have a grand exhibi
tion in tbe M. B. Church, and if there Is anything
in training, (and Doble says there Is), it will far
surpass anything that Prof. II. of your Academy
ever thought of. I need not' dwell on this subject
however, for little McUossip will doubtless give
you a full aoobunt of the proceedings, as ho was
assiduously at work all day en Sunday lost pre
paring his ruport for the Iturt ai irAi. It will
have to pass through the hands of his $advte,
"Social Dispatcher," before reaching you. By tbe
way, "Social Dispatcher" was firing paper bullets
or though b was at me through the Rarii-
Mc of last week. But he was, as you know,
wide of the mark, I don't give Democrats $20
coats to vote the radical ticket. Neither do I go
around like Twain's Wandering Jew, placarding
old, dilapidated walla with a mystic scrawl,
"fl. T. 1MM X."
Try again, "Social Dispatcher," and when next
you aod McGoeeip burn tbe "midnight taper" re
plying to "Crlssis,' we your own writing tnaterl
la and save your friends the expense of your
productions. McOossIp was a Utile afraid toocine
hack to you over his own signature after the slight
hints I gave him, so he and others held a pow
wow, and the roault was a monstrosity a two
headed ealf "Gossip and "Social Dlapateber."
Would it not be woll for "Ioonomy" and MoGos
slp to present "flocW Dispatcher' (for bis nblo
and disinterested diUe of them) with a leather
inrdbl, having a battery of light guns surrounded
by a wreath of buckwheat vine engraved on one
side, and on the reverw a rampant Jackass. This
little memento would be of use to him when time
shall have changed tbtm all. By referring to it
the battery would bring "Ieonnmy to Ms mriij
oty, h buckwheat wreath McGossIp, and the
rampant Jackass bis own noble ancestors.
Yours, Ae., C mania,
" ' P
p. J. Krngv, at Olen Hope, Is opening a large
et?ch of all kinds of oew goods. Christ, ie a flrat
clas fellow, sells hit goods at tery roaaoaabje
rates, and drtervos the liberal patronage- be Is
Special b
The groat question of tbe day Is whether Dexter
or the Goldsmith Maid Is the fastest trotter, but
mere Is no quest loi about Shaw's being the I
Horse Powder ever sold. 'It can be bad at all
stores In the county.
J. Miles Kratier has juat returned front the
eastern cities, where he bos purohoaod, and Is now
opening, a large stock of Fall aud Winter goods,
embracing everything suitable for tbe season and
all the latest novelties. (Jive him a call, lie Is
fully prepared to supply the wants of all.
Our buyer, Win. Reed, ia now in the eaat. By
the laat of the Week we will be in receipt of a
ohoioo line of Winter Dress Goods, Shawls, Coats
and Coatings, Furs, Gods' Furnishiug Goods. Aa
Unto UnoTiiciu.
Tu "Nkwm Wu kile ii A Wiutoa Sewisq Ma
cnisa. Nearly six hundred thousand of these
machines are now tn use. Such suoooas has only
been gainod by merit alone, and not by decrying
the merits of other machines. These maohinea
can bo bought of any of the traroling agents of
Wm. Sumner A Co., at the same prion as In any of
their offices, and the purchaser ean feel assured of
reoemng proper instruction tn its use at his own
house. Buy the best always. .
It is a comfortable reflection that In this age of
humbuga you oan always rely on the West Branch
Bitters fur a pure aod good tonio. A. I. Shan's
la the place to get It. He also sells the best and
cheapest drugs ia the county.
A Trip. During the last two weeks I was per.
mitted to see New York, with its thronged Broad
way and its great Park, containing living animals
and birds of all kinds, and of scenery the grand
est. From there to Philadelphia, with Fairmount
water works and places of interest From there
I came to Curwensville, where It found the enter
prising firm of Thompson A Co. opening a very
large stock of goods, just received from New York
and Philadelphia, and by their prices was con
vinoed that there is tbe place to buy, at figures to
suit tbe times, goods to suit the most eholcy, and
that their motto, "As cheap as the cheapest," Is
entirely true. Go and pare has of them, and
oomplain no more of high priors. Their terms
are easy. oetll-2t A Buyer,
If you want to buy Drugs, Patent Medi
cines, Paints, Varnishes, Spice, Fancy Goods,
Soaps, Perfumeries, Brushes, Trusses, Lamps,
Lamp tbimneja, Musical Goods, School Books,
Stationery, Tobacco, Cigars, Saratoga and Bedford
Waters, Proscriptions day or night, go to the new
Drug Store of Hartswiek A Irwin, Second at.
Octl-Sin.
Dr. F. Platto, Eclectic Physician and Surgeon,
offers his services to the people of Clearfield and
vicinity, and will be in readiness to at trod all
tirofcsional salts, by day or night. Office on
lord street, west of the depot, Clearfield, Pa.
May 31, 187 1 tf
Coostt Ixntitite. The Clearfield County
Teach era' Institute wilt commence on Monday
next, October 23d. Tbe exercises will be made as
practical aa possible, by means of class drills,
blackboard Illustrations, and a general discussion
at the close of tbe different exercises. Tbe teach
ers of tbe county are expected to do the greater
part of the work during tho day sessions. Teach
ers of both public and private schools, and all
porsons intending to become teachers, therefore,
are invited to become members and participate
and enjoy the advantages of the institute. Let
each teacher endeavor to bare all the other teach
ers in his district present. Let there be a full
turnout. The evening aessions will be held in tbe
Court House, and will be devoted to froe lecturea,
addresses, readings, music, Ac Clergymen ano)
all others interested In the further enhancement
of education, from all parts of the county, are
eordially requested to attend. The Clearfield Or
chestra will favor (be institute, on Monday even
ing, with several pieces of fine music. Thursday,
October 2tlth, will be Directors day. It Is hoped
that a large proportion of tbe 1118 directors, and
at least the officers of every board in the county,
will be present. Those wishing to employ compe
tent teachers will find It to their advantage.
jtUarrlffl.
On Bundey, October 1st, 1871, by On. C. Kin,
Eq., Mr. 8AM I'KL WIIKKLKH, formerly or the
Stat, of Maine, to Miss CAHOI.INK OUDEX, of
llrady township.
On Tueiday, October 3d, IS8I, by Ora. C. Kin,
Kiq., Mr. DAVID LYONS to Miss CAROLINE
61IAFFF.lt ; both or llrady township.
At Altoona, on Oototar ith, 1871, by Iter. D. 8.
MotiRim, Mr. NKWTON READ to Miss KOXA
l'OTTKH; both or Clearfield.
Tbe congratulations and best wishes of the
Printers are tendered tho above eouple.
jDicrt.
Near New Washington, on October fith, 1871,
ARMSTRONG F., son of A. S. and Maroarit
Collar, aged one year, three months and fourteen
days.
On October fith, 1871, In Lawrence township, of
bilious ebollo, BKNJAM1N F. LEWIS, aged 32
years, 2 months and la days.
J. M. STEWART, D. D.S.,
fftHtTT? Office over Irwin's Drug Store,
IffEO CCRWKNSVILLB, PA.
All dental operations, either In tbe mechanical
or operative branch, promptly attended to and
salistaotion guaranteed, hpct ial attention paid
to tbe treat m rut of diseases of the natural teeth,
gums and mouth. IrrreiilaritT of tbe tm th sue-
eespfully corrected. Teeth cxtractrd without pain
by the use of Kiher, and artificial teeth inserted
of the best material and warranted U render sat
isfaction. ipril26'7l:ly
0SADALI(3
THR IXtlHEDIENTS THAT COM
POSE R08ADALIM are published on
every package, therefore fl U not . secret
preparation, consequently
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIBE IT.
It ll a eertain care for Scrofula, Ryphilis
in all Its forms, Ith.umatlim, Hhin Dis
eases, Liver Complaint and all disease, of
the Blood.
ON'B BOTTLR OF R08ADALIS
will do more good than ten bottles or th.
Syrups or Ssraparilla.
Till I'KDKRSIGNED PHYSICIANS
have med Rosadnlts in their pranlicernr
the past three years, and freely omlnrs. It
as a relishl. Alterative and Dlood Purifier.
!n. T. C. P I'll II, of Baitimor..
DR. T. J. UOYKI.N, "
DR. R. W. CAItH,
Kit. F. 0 DAN NELLY.
UK. J. H. 81' AH KM, of Kicholaavllle, Ky.
Ml. J. L. M.CAItTIIA, Columbia, S. C.
DR. A. B. NOUl.KS, Bdgecomb, N. 0.
USI'.D AND ENDORSED BY
J. B. FRENCH A SONS, Fall River, Masi.
y. IV. tMITll. Jackson, Mich.
A. F. WIIKKI.KH, Lima, 'Ohio.
B. HALL, Lima, Ohio.
CRAVEN t CO., Mnrdnnivllle, Va.
SAM I I' I, 0. McFADDKN, MnrfraMboro,
'frnn. '
Our spar., will fiot allow of any extend
ed remarks In relation to th. virtues of
Roiadalll. To the Medical Profellion we
guarantee a Fluid Extract superior to any
they have over used In lh. treatment of
diirased lllood and to theariliolrd we say
try Itosadalia, and yon will ba reitored to
beullh.
tiuiadslis is sold hg all bragglits
pries ll.fid per bottle. Address
DR. CLEMENTS CO.,
Uannacturipff (.'Aemtaf,
Aug. J, IS7I.-ly. IIai.tiuo, Mn.
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sale by A, (. Shaw, Clearltold, Pa.
MUHICAN HO V nil,
L Main Strut, .
BROOKVII.LB, PBNN'A.
SHANNON I BI1RKETT,
Pmpri.tnrs.
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Oflfi finrt pmII'K WAKTKIM
0UU,VUU The subscribers want to buy a
large lot of Sn-ine.h shaved Shingles, for which
m will nsv the very Lirhest market nric Per.
inns having such on hand will do well to call at
our store. WRAVEK 1IETTS.
Cleartlld, Pa., September 1(1 dm.
c
OMB AND PKB-Kr.tt.r 4 f.Ttl.'s ekeap
BtOVSf. t.ppp.sil. in. atr, 1.1 la
HisrrUanfous.
JJ A T AND CAP. I
AND
lloqti and Nhoeil
THH PLACB TO OIT
Hats k Caps, Boots & Shoes,
is AT
FILLERTOYS HEW STORE!
Oat door north of Daw Masouit Ballding,
CI.KARFIBLD, PA. '
Th. largest atook of goods In this Una avar
brought Into th. eounty, is now open lor tna in
spection of tbt publio, and will be sold at tua
Very Lowest Cash Price) t
Alto, a splendid assortment of DENT'S FUR
NISIIINO UOODS, eonsliting of Shirts, Collars,
Neckties, Handkerchiefs, Ulovrs, Underwear, As.
A large stook or CARPETS and OILCLOTHS,
which will It. disposed or at astonishingly low
prices. A liberal suar ot patronage it rsipeoi-
fully solicited.
DON'T FAIL TO CALL.-.
Store nn Second St., below Market, Clearleld, Pa.
:S:TI ' D. R. FULI.ERTON.
ANNOUNCEMENT
EXTRAORDINARY !
T WOULD raineetrully announce to Ike altl
1 sent trf CLEARFIELD and vicinity that
have op tned up In th. new Masonia jiniiaing,
Irst door below th. Mansion lions., Second
Stro.t, with a .ntlrt n.w stock of
WATCIIES, CLOCKS A JEWELRY,
Of tbt latest styles and best dnlib,
S.loetcd with otre. I have an aiiortmenl
fion all th. latest noveltlsl In Jewtlry, suits
hit for the Holidays.
A large atoek of American Watch.s from
lh. factories or Applotci, Tracy t Co., at Walt
bam, Mais., and th. National Watch Company
at Elgin, III., In from 1 to I es. cases, always
on hand, and warranted.
Thankful for your p.st libetal patronage, I
hope, by ttrlct attentiea to butlntti, to spirit
a contlonanoc of be same.
All kinds of repairing la sty line promptly
attended to.
8. I. SNYDER.
December 1)4,
g acki:
A C K ETT iCHRYVER,
BtlLDUG HARDWARE,
Also, manufacturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware,
Second Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Camcnlera and Builders will And It to Ihelr
advantag. to eitinme our ttocK ueiere purenatiug
elsewhere.
STOVES ! STOVES !
We are now sellln the celebrated TIMES
COOK and RELIANCE, the cheapest and best
stoves in the market.
Every stove fully warranted.
ALSO,
IlEATIJifl,
aod
RAFTINO STOVES!
PARLOR,
which will la sold at cheap as any in the county.
Strict attention paid ordering articles for par
ties who derira It.
M-Rooflng, Spouting and job work done on
reasonable terms.
Cleartleld, Pa, April !, 181.
F.LLIKO OFP AT COITI
FOR CASH!
Tbe largest stock of
F U It Jf I T U It E
over offered In CLEARFIELD 1
At the RTKAM CABINET SHOP. eomer Market
and Fifth Streets, CLEAKFIHLD, PA.
The undersigned would annonnee to the nahlio
that be has on hand and is now offering eKenp for
eash, the largest stock of Furniture ever in store
in this eounty, consisting of
Upholstered Parlor Suite,
Chamber Setts, BxIohsUb Tables,
Secretaries, Book Cases,
Bed at ends,
Spring Beds and Mattresses,
Lounges and Benches,
l'laln A Marble Tp Tables A Bureaus,
Washatanda,
Cane Seat and Common Chairs,
Rocking Chairs, Looking Glasses,
Window Shades, Picture Frames,
Cords aod Tasaela, Ac
lie also manofaetures and keens on hand Pat.
nt Spring Heda, the beat ever invanled. No
family should bo without them. Any kind of
goods npt on hand oan be had on short notice.
pnojstertng and rflvtUi'g neatly ejleouiea.
COFFINS, of all eiaes, can be had on a half-
hiMirs' not inc. and at the loweat prioea. A deduc
tion of 20 per cent made for cash.
METALLIC CASES, or Rosewood, Walnut and
Chert Coffin a, with glass or wood tops, furniabed
on five hours' notice.
Personal attendance with hearse, on funeral
occasions, and carriages furnished when desired.
Thanking the public for past favors, and by
strict personal attention to business, I hope to
receive a oontlnuanee of Ihe same.
Remember the place the Steam Cabinet Shop.
Corner of Market aod Fifth Streets.
March S9, 71-ly. DANIEL DENNElt.
THE CLEARFIELD
WOOD-CHOPPERS' AXE!
Manufactured especially for
-TUR CfiEAUFlELD TRADE,
roa till it
II. F. DIALER A CO.
angrre
M
c G A ITG II I; T
RESTAURANT,
Second Street,
CLEARFIELD, PKNN'A.
Always en hand. Fresh Oysters, Ice Cream,
Candies, Nuts, Crackers, Cakes, Cigars, Tnhaeco,
Canned Fruits, Oranges, Lsmons, and all kinds
of fruit In leaaon.
saT-IIILLIAHD ROOM on second floor.
JcSI'Tl 1. MotlAUUIIEY.
TI'TICBH' eV t(MBTABI,KS PB
We have printed a largo number or th. new
FEB HILL, end will on the receipt of twenty.
Ivc cents, mail a copy tc aay address, myM
grugi and ralt-liui,
IHB LATEST MOVE!
THE LATEST MOVE I
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DRUG STORH,
To their new building on Second Street, nearly
opposite the store of Weaver A Butts,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Whirs tdr 'will continue to supply their old and
as.Baciy new customers as may cons, waa
i-'v
1 ..,'., .
PURE DRUGS!
i "
C1IJ5A11CALS!
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
(Including all new remedies,)
Patent Medicines, Paints and Oils, Gtaas and
Putty, School Books, Stationery, Pi-per,
Ac.) also, a full line of Drug
gista' Sundries, Hair
Tonics,
Cosmetics, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Rrushsa,
Toilet Boaps, 1'ocket Hooka, Ac, all or
tbe best quality.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
for medical A sacramental perposot only,
Pure White Lead, Colors of all kinds Raw and
Boiled Linaerd Oil, Varnishes, Turpen
tine, Coal Oil, Paint A Varnish
Brushes, Flavoring
Extracts,
Confectioneries, Bird Peed, Spire, ground and
unground, or all kinds.
SMOKERS AND CIIEWERS
Will find our stock of Chewing
aod Hmokini Tobseco, Imported and Do
mestic Cigars, 8nuft and Fic-cut to b. of tbe
very be it 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 einerlenrc In the business, and
an cxten.ivc aod well selected stock oi medicines,
wo arc enabled to fill Physicians' prescriptions at
the ahortspt notice and on tbe anost reasonable
terms, day and night.
HARTSWICK A IRWIN,
Cleartleld, Pa., May SI, lSTI-lf.
1 T. I.
"For thy Stomach's Sake and thine
other MrmitieB' St, Paul.
IR. IIOYltfl'tS
TrjR
WEST BRANCH BITTERS.
A safe, pure, pleasant and health. giving Tonic
1-stvietly vegetable, and manufactured from
the most pore and choice material! is not a spirit
drink nor substitute for whisky, but a scientific
compound, for the proteetion of the system and
the cure -of disease, made from chemically pure
spirits, entirely free from fuill oil or other irrita
ting properties, and will not disagree or offend the
must dslieata stomach. A long private cipcri
ancc has attested Its
Superiority over all Ordinary Remedios.
No Bitters at present offend to the public
contains to much medicinal virtue, and ytt to safe
and pleaiant to take. Its ate is to cure disease,
and it will ant create an appetite for spirituous
liquor,, hut will cure the effects of dissipation.
To Increase the Appetite, USE IT.
To promote Digestion, VfS IT.
To cure Dyspepiia, USE IT.
To cure Fever and Ague, USB IT.
To ears Billlouincss, VSB IT.
To enre Constipation, I'SB IT.
To curs Chronic Dlarrhrsa, I'SB IT.
To cure Heart-burn, USI IT.
, To cure Flatulence, CSB IT.
, Tc care Aoid ErueUlloni, CSB IT.
Te eaie Nairous Debility, USE IT.
Taoa'rt Ifydochondrla, VSI IT.
ToMrt Sallowness ofOomplsilon, USB IT.
Tn cure Pimplss and Blotches, USB IT.
Fr Otneral Prostration of the
Physical powers, USB IT,
end II cure yon.
Bold everywhere, at $1.00 per bottle, Mena-
ractnred.fieluiively by
A. I. SHAW,
Druggist,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Wie offers liberal Inducements tc Ik. trade.
! Oct 37, IRflO tf.
For Rent I
R anderaigned offers tn rent a DWELLING
lOUMKand IILAI'KHMITU hllQE, eltuate
T
at (Hcnd P. 0. in Hell township. Thil Is a very
desirable Incalion rjr the bo'lnoss. A full set or
looli' In tho shop. Plenty of ouitnm. A good
rhiSl In the village. Aildreit or apply to 11. 1
HetilerMin or the subscriber.
' atireh 15 If HENRY BRETIt, Jr.
Insure Your Property I
91li. ur.Jryaigncd are prepared to take any
J reasonable tire risks, in good nt reliable
mnirnlea, such n the " Fanuera' Viutual,H of
York) Pa. the Andes," of Cinolnnatf, lbio the
'Uitlnknla," of New Votk, and others. Rate
readable, and in case of loss money wilt be paid
BPranmptlv. 1HV1N A KRKBS.
Isrtriiajiu, -. yiprn mi i-u.
CARBOLIC PLANT PROTECTOR
for sale by
at a . ima rtt n F a. in Uf
ji';s-om iiAninn itn mmji.
IJIjil IIARNANt
J.UTIIRRSBURO, PA.
A rrent for ti.. A-arriran Donble Tnrbine Water
Wheel and Aridrawi Kall.aeh Wheel. Can fur
n)rh Portable Orlil Mills on short notice. JyO'71
Jry ttoprii;, ft;.
r. a, ajLLia.
a. a. rowaun
MILLER & POWELL,
WHOLESALE A RETAIL
MERC II ANT 3,
Oraham ' Row, Market St.,
CLGAnrinLp, pa.
We woald most rcsptotfully Inform oar Meads,
euilomen, and Ihe public generally, that we arc
aow tack la onr old quarters, which have beta
remodeled and Improved, and we arc now pre
pared tc aooommodate all who may favor as by
calling.
KHW QOQBSI
Wa hare juat reoelred one of th. largest ttoeki
of all kinds of Mershandiie ever brought to Clear
leld eounty, which wc intend to sell at inch Ig
uret as will mska it aa object for all penons to
pareunia from us. Fsmillcs laying iu winter
supplies or Oreoerles, Dry Ooodi, Ac, ihould aot
rail ta give as a call, as we reel eenddent enr
prices and superior nullity of goods will amply
atiify all. Onr stock or
QROCBRIQS
consists or Coffees of the kctl quality, Teas, Su
gars ef all kiadi, Moleeseo, Fish, Salt, Cheese,
Dried Fruit, Spleci, Envisions, Floar and Feed,
Ac, Ac Our stock of
DRY GOODS
Is large and varied, and wc will Jul! lay wc can
upply any article la that line, without cnumcr
ling. , .
READY-MADE CLOTHING
Wc have a large stock of ready-made Clothing
for Men and Boys' wear, which w. will dispose or
at a very email advance oa cost.
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Hardware,
Queeniware, Wood and Willow Ware, Notions,
Fancy Goodi, Carpeti, Oiloloths, Wall Papers,
Window 6hades, Ac, Ac.
FBeing; eitenilvely engaged, la the Lnmbcr
butiness, wc are able U offer superior inducements
to Jobbers,
MILLER A POWELL.
Clearfield, Pa., Sept t, 1871.
FALL GOODSI
JUST RECEIVING !
T IOIIT CALICOES. SPLENDID 10c CALL
J J eoes. Delaines, Shirting Checks, Muslins,
Plaidi, White Hoods, Percales, Japanese Silk.
Ulark Silk., Silk pnplini, Black Alpacas, Tabls
Linens, Velveteens, Shawls, Boys' CafiimsrM, Ac
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S I
HOSIERY, SILK GLOVES, BEST PARIS
Kid 0 lovei, Lece Ctllsre, Hair Switches and
Chignons, Hair nets, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, Ac.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S !
D
RESS TRIMMINGS, SILK FRINGES
Satin, Velvet Ribbons, Buttons, Ac.
AT J. MILKS IRATZBR'I !
TRIMMED IIATfl, RIBBOXS,
Millinery Goods, At., Ae.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S 1
UNEQPALKD STOCK1 OF LADIES' AND
Children's (Shoes and (Jailers, Men's Freaeh
Kip and Calf Boots, Calf and Lasting Gaiters, Ae.
AT J. MILES KRATZER'S !
O NECKS WALL PAPER no. te
,)J tl.00 per boltCarpets, Floor Oil
Clothe, Window Shades, beat White Granite Tea
Ware, Glass Ware, labia Knives and Forks, Ac
AT J. MILES ERASERS!
C HOICK TEAS, COFFEE, AND OTHER
Groceries, Pried Apples, Poachea, Cherries,
rrunca, tanned j'eacnea, lomatoes, Corn, Ac.
ajT"The above, with an Immense stoat of oiher
Goods, have been bought at the lowest cash prices.
ana win oe ouerea ot very low rales.
JaTKComa and eiamlne them whether you
ouy or aou
J. M. KRATZER.
(Formerly C. Kratier A Ions.)
Next door to II. F. Bigler A Co.'s Hardware Store.
Cleartleld, March II, 1871-tf.
1871,
1871.
AUTUMN!
REED BROTHERS,
-. Miasar Smear,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
an
Vita Srassr,
CpRWENSVILLE, PA.,
Arc opening THIS WEEK aa attractive
clock ef
GOODS FOR THE SEASON !
Ouriloek will kcreplslc with the
3
H
NEWEST DESIGNS I
t)
B-
pH
01
la Foriiga and Domestic
DRESS OOODS, SnAWLS,
COATINGS, REPELLENTS,
FLANNELS, Etc, etc
Together with, a full lint af
Notions, Trimmings,
LADIES' AND GENT'S
.Furnishing Goods,
And MILLINERY GOODS,
At Prkct to suit (lie Timet !
J)o aot rail tc call.
Rovpectrully,
' REED BROTHERS.
P. S. Having rurchated largely in Millinery
Good., Milliners In adjacent towns will be sup
plied at wholesale rales. '
prpiemoer , mil.
ADMIMSTH ATOR'OJ NOTICE, Notice
Is bsreby gtvea that letten of administration
en the citato of JOHN I1HEENK, deeeaeed, late
of Jordan twp., Cleartleld eounty, Penasy'yaais,
havlag heca duly granted to the andenigned,
all periona Indebted la aaid estate will please
make Immediate payment, aad tboie Having
alaimt or demands will prettat them properly
aulheatieatod for settlement without delay.
I1KOROR WILLIAMS,
Merrea, Sept. I", HTI-t. .JraialtTTator.
$ru Coeds, Cromtri, ett.
KRATZER A LYTLE,
Markot Street, Clearfield, Penn'a.,
(pnoeltc the Jail,)
TTAVB new oa hand a Irit-tlast stock af
-a-a. goodi, salted tc the wants ef Ike public
Our (took Is large, and) by conitantly making
additions thereto, wc are ahle tc accommodate
all who may favor at by ttllleg. We have
DRY GOODS,
Mtrlaot, Olaghamt, Cloths, Prtale,
Dtltlnel, Catilmerii, Silks, Rcpt,
Satio.tl, Caihmtrti, Twetdi, Cobtrgt, Alpacas,
Mnbalr, I.anelln, Mutllnt, Pltnnelt, Bonnets,
Ribbons, Cloaks, Balmoral Skirls, IIoop SklrU,
Shawls, Droit Trimmings, Head Nett, Capt,
Conttt, Glovtt, Starft, Collart,
Ortaadint Villi, Table Covin, ate.
CLOTHING,
Coats, Pants, Vestt, Ovtr-CoaU,
OtnlVShawlt, Shlrtt, Halt, Ctpt, Vndtr-8hlrtt
and Drawert, Boots and Shoot, Oum Shott,
Cravati, Bockt, Glcyct aad ColUrt.
GROCERIES,
Ttt, Cofftt, Sugar, Molatttf, Silt,
Candlsi, Rice, Flour, Bacon, Fish, Tobacco,
Retitni, Cnrrants', Spices, Crackers, Vinegsr,
Oils, Yaraith, Ptpper, Alcohol, Ac
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
Ctrptte, Oil cloth, Drugget, Cletka,
Looklng-Olasses, Churns, Backets,
Waihboarda, Tubt, Flat Irani, Pant, Window
Bllndi, Wall Ptper. Coa! Oil Lampi, Bedeordt,
Umtrellaa, Kalvtt, Forkt, Bpooat,
Crck Stoytt aad Stove Sleeking.
HARD V7ARB,
Queentware, Tinware, Olaciware,
Weodtawan, Copptrware, Books. Stationery,
Mullet! Golds, Trunki, Skal.i, At.
fm-k II or which will kt told oa the moil rta
toaablt (arm i, end l e highlit market sret paid
for Grain, Wool aad all kinds of country produce.
REMEMBER TBE PLACE:
KRATZER & LYTLE'S,
(Opposite the Jail,)
CLEARFIELD, PENN'A. 1:1:71
Mfcl'AItU TI3IIIE11!
E. A. IRYIN& CO,
CURWEMSVILLE, PA.,
Beiog specially engaged la the business of
Buying and Soiling Square Timber,
Would represent that they are aow prepared to
purebaae Timber delivered at either Curwensville,
Lock Haven or Marietta, (or will take it at any
of these points,) aud sell on commission, making
such advances as are necessary.
Those engaged in getting oat Timber will fad
ft our store ia CurwensvillCj a very large stock of
8 T A P L E GOODS
Of all piseriptleac
ALIO,
Flour,
JBtat,
Oat i,
Corn,
And everything neeetiary for an ef Lumbermen.
RAFT ROPE,
Of all ilies, kept on hand la large quantities, and
cold at email anvanee ay me coil, ano,
Pulley Bloekt, Small
Rope, Ac.
natr-BPF.riAI, INDfTCPlHRNTB offered
tc these manaleeturing Square Timber.
E. A. IRV1N as CO.
Curw.-nsvllle, Jsnuary IJ, H70.
O. I. c.
"IITHERB I. hay my DRT GOODS, GRO-
caries, Qaecn.w.re, Glaiiware, Drug! and
Notions, Confcctionerle., c, enesp lor earn.
Th. anrnwlher bee. leave to Inform hit eld and
new euttomtrl that ha hat opened
YARIETT BT0RE
IN GLEN norE, PA.
And will tell goedt el p rleoi lo lull Iht limn, A
liberal reduction (ill lie meat to euilcaen buy
ing at wholesale
Call and citmlne my slock before perebtiing
liewhere. A liberal there of public patronage ia
ilieited.
C. J. KEAOT.
Ol.a Hope, Pa., June 14, 17 1.
ISAAC K. STAUFFER,
IV
r, S Tf Altnu, en.ne.i.o.1
M i , . vA-.L euS at nn. nf Oiiamr.
PHILADELPHIA.
n tiMrtn.nl of Watchel. Jewelry. Silver and
Prated Ware eooiiautly ba tiind. Repairing of
tValehea and Jewelry promptly attended I.. :2J
T
ADIES' AND GENT'S SATCHELS
ll
4:1
at
I). R. FPLLERTON'S.
SARATOGA AND DEDFORp WATER
for tale hy
Je ta ' "HARTSTTICK IRWIN.
i
i
THE SMITH HOUSE.
(Oppotllc Ihe rssssnger Dtpot.) -
CLEAHflKI-U, fA.
TBE undersigned, having leaied ttli hcusa for
a arrlec af yean, it ready it entertain ttrin
g.rt and travel. n goaerally, and therefore tollriu
sojrurnrri to give him e call. Ilia Table will be
supplied with the best Ibe market afford., and LUf
Bar will contain Ibe ehoieest of wines aad liquois.
The bouso, furniture, bed. and bedding ere entire!;
avw, wuicn aiwayi auqi 10 ine eomlorl ot lrarelert
while tbe tlabllng attacbeir it large and room?
Juat lulled for leemttrn. Chtrgct modtrate. '
Jant:7(l
WILLIAM 8. BRADLEi.
THE AILEGHENY HOTEL,
fiAttKfiT t.. CLEa'RFiJELD, Pa.
Tlllfl large and commodious new hotel hat
been opened for tbe aoooinmodetlon ol tbi
public, where tbe proprietor will be glad to meet
nis 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 side to rendei
satisfaction to bis patrons. Tbe TABLE wilt
always be bountifully suppljrj with the best that
can be procured i the piarket.'and the BAt)
will contain a full stock of LlgUQlS, BJiKR, e
Quod stabling sttaobed. ' '
CASPER LEIP0LDT,
Clearflcld, March 1, iBC-y ProprUtofr
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Corner of (Second and Market Streets,
CLlAKI II.lJ), PA.
TniS old and commodious Hotel htl. during
tbe past year, bees enlarged to double lt
former capacity for tbe entertainment of stran
gers end guests. The whole building bas bee 4
refurnished, and the proprietor will spare no
pains to reader his gussta comfortable while)
staying with him.
pY- The "Mansion Home" Omnibus runs to
and from the Depot el tbe arrival and depaVturll
of each train. JOHN UOl'QHKHl'Y,
opr-7 if Proprietor.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE.'
Cnrweiisville, ( learlicld county. Pa.
rpUISoldand well established Hotel, beautl
X fully tltuattd ca the banki ol the Ruique
banna, ta the boroagh of Cprwenivlllc, hat beea
leattd for a term or yrsrt by tbt andertlgnee).
It has been entirely refitted, and is now open te
the public generally and the travelling comma
nil, ia particular. No paint will be spared fd
render gueitt comfortable while tarrying at thii
hourt. Ample Stthling room for the accommo
dation ofteams. Charge! moderate.
ELI BLOM.
dpt. le, H70-tf.
THE RAILROAD HOUSE,
.MAIN ST., PHILIPSDUHO. PA. '
THE andenigned keeps conitantly oa need
the best of Liqoori. Ilie table Ii alwayt
tuppliod with tht bett tht market afforda. The
traveling publio will do well to give him a ealL
novloi. ROBERT LLOYD.
gtHAW HOLSr.
Corner of Marltft and Frcr,t StrcitSj
jlearye.J. fa,
Thia magnificent Hotel It entirely new, ccm
plete ia all its appointmenta, and convenient tc
the Court House A free Omnibus runs to aad
Irom the Depot on the arrival and departure of
each train. UBOKUK N. COl.lll HN,
April 1J, INTO. Proprietor.
JEONARO HO I' ME,
Near Ibe Railroad Depot, ,
Clearfield, Pa.' '
B. B. ROW, Proprleler.
This hence ii large, well fuiniihcd, and nearly
new, end tbe Proprietor feels confident of render
ing satisfaction to gueitt. S, B. Good stabling
eoun;ced with the hotel. ol-71
WESTERN HOTEL,
Oppoiitc tht Court Dome, '
CLEARFIELD, PEN J...
Aceommodalioni flrit-elait and charge! moderaJn.
octi JOHN F. rOL'NG, Preprielcr.
jtJ-OMTOUB II Of; BE,
OppoliU the Court Ilouie,
LOCK HAVEN, PE.NN'A.
J.U 71 HACSEAL A KROM, Prop't.
0Q$ MA $U0t3.
DANIEL CONNELLY,
Boot aad SIiqc M.inufactijrcf,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
HAS Juit received a fine lot of French CALF
SKINS, and It now preptred to anannrao
turc everything in hil line at ihe lowett figures.
He will warrant hil work Ic be at reproientcd.
lie reipeetfully aolieite a call, at hit chop aa
Market itreet, second dtor wator the Do.tofliee.
where he will do all In his power to render satis
ractlon. Some fine Gaiter tops on hand.
ny,OT-y lAMKb CONNULLK.
EW BOOT AM) SHOE SUOP.
EDWARD MACK,
Coa. MARKET A 3d Sts., CLEARFIELD, Pa.
THR proprietor has entered Into tho BOOT
81IOK business at tbe above stand, and
is determined aot to bo outdone eltber io quaK
Hy or price for his work. Special attention
will be paid to manufacturing Bewed work. lie
bos on band a largo lot of Rrench Kip and
Calf Skins, of the very beat quality. Tbe citU
ens of Cleartleld and vicinity arc respectfully
tnvuea 10 give Dim a trial, no c Barge tor cans.
nnv.' a. it
giudtrarf, Srintnirf, f,
H. F. BIGLER & CO.,
IIARDVARK,
Also, Maaafacturersof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
LOT OF SADDLES, BRIDLES,
Barn. ii, Collars, ttc, for tale ky
H. F. BIGLER A CO.
PALMER'S J?ATE:jT JJ'LOAD-
Ing Day Forkt, for ttle hy
H. F. BIOLEU A CO.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS
Xallt, etc., for tatt by
II. P. BIGLER A CO.
JJaRNESS TRIJ1JUNS. 4 SROJI
Findlngi, for tale by
II. F. BIGLER k CQ.
Q.UNS, TISTOLS, S WORD CANK3
For tale hy .
H. F. BIGLER ft CQ.
gTOyiES, q? ALL SORTS AND.
lii. I, for aale hy
II F. BIGLER A CO.
JRON1 IRON I IRON I IRON I
for tale hy
H. F. BIGLER A CO.
u .
JJOUSE SHOES k HORSE SHOE
NAIL8, far tali by
II. F BIGLER A CO
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And kctl Mauufaetare, for talc ky
U. F. BIGLER A CO.
fPHIMBLE gKEJNS AND PIPH
BOXES, for tale ky
U. F. BIGLER A TQ.
RODDER CUTTERS for tal by
cdSO-TO II. F. BIGLER A CO.
CALCINED PLASTER ANp UipiiAI'LIO
Cement, for tale by ' ' l, u
jJB em ' ' " HAKieniia, , inwm.