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THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEAKF1ELD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MOIINIXO, DEC. 11. MM.
Terms of Subscription.
If paid In advanoa.or within three inontha...$3 00
If paid ifV'r thro, and bfurv tit months..,,, t 50
If paid after the aspiration of lis month... I 90
RRl.HilOITfl N'OTICES.
Methodist npleopal Cliurch Rtv. A. D.
"Yocrn, rtor. Public Merries evory 6abbth
at 104 A.M.. and Ti P.M.
tiebbath School at 9 A. M. '
Prayer Meeting vry Thnreriey, t t P. M.
Communion Servloe, Brat Sabbath of overy
month, at 10 A. M.
HU Andrew'! hurrh r.pUroial Her.
Gsonaa Hall. Public Service Sunday morning
at 10 o'clock, and it 7 P. M. Sunday School at
I P. M. Prayer Meeting Wcdnoeday raning
at 7 o'clock.
Preabyterian Church Her. II. fl. Bptlbb.
Preaehing on tho Lord'i day at 1U and 7)
o'clock.
Son day School at S p. m.
Prayer Meeting on Wedneeday at 7$ p. m.
Paator'a Bible. Claae on Heturdav at ?( p. m.
Ht. Prancla t'hurch IMhollr Kn. T.
J. Mi-Mai ra. Mara at 1 o'clock A. M., on tb j
ooond and fourth Sunday of each month. I
miner tjiiurrn Huv. A. J. IUrthook
Preaching every Sabbath, morning nod venine
'-v, -f-Tayer mecung every
.L'r.AD. The Johnstown Vu7. lias
naponded puhlientlon. Ono daily and thi
woeklios U rathtr a heavy luad for a place like
that to carry long.
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None on Hand. Several parti oa
h&re Ycquritod ui to forward them the Aot rclst
lag to tho election of townehip TrcaiuiVr. Vti
hare no oopict on hand, tut w!II publish the act
in foil neit wok.
Too Much. 'Billy", your twenty
four page of manuacript, without your rra! name,
detailing the conduct of "a tcpmolber," U too
hf fly for our eolunina. If yon are happy now, be
content. That ti onr advice.
Local Option. On our first pngo
win I'Jiiuia hum i yvynmiiy imi uauu lue ' 1UOUI
option aot, paaeed lust winter, which iibiaiti the
licease que,ttou to a roto gf tho people in every
oily and county. Tho fricodi and opponent! ef
thii mraiure, having the aot bi-foro them, need
not act Ignorantly at the approaching election
LkFT HANDED C'oMPMMKNT. TliO
Jubnituwn Democrat of loit w.-tk eeyi i
The city ia Tory quiet at pretest all th law-
yere, 'equiree, couftablea, Ac, are lit Ebfiiaburg,
If the abaenoe of theie disturbs re brings quiet
to your town, why not bauiah tiiwu. for a while,
anyhow ?
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A Mistake Wo have been writ
ton to by screral Coaatabica with reference to
adrertiaUg the "local option" law, or the rote on
the lieeaee aaeition. The Act authorising a vote
to ha taken, require the Sheriff to advertise the
fame, and hit proclamation, ai well ai the law in
full, will be found in tint leeue.
Assistant Assessors. Wo undor-
itand that many pcraoui are of the imp roe ion
that aaiittant auction are to be elected at the
approaching election. Thii la not the fact. The
Aot regulating that qtiettion require! them to be
elected In October. Those officers will therefore
not be elected until noit October.
A Good Day's Work. A friend in-
form 1 ns that a young man in Huston township,
named Brown, shot five deer, Tuesday a week ago,
making In all fonrtocn deor that have fallen by
hit rifle In tho lust two week I. If any ono can
beat thii wt would like to hear of it. At las ac
counts Mr. Brown waa still engaged in the same
business.
"Paddlk Your Own Canoe." Wo
on dent and that our townsman, T. li. Murray,
Knq., has been prevailed upon to dclircr Icoture
in Osceola, on the 13th, for the bo or fit of tho M.
K. Sunday School at that place. It will be a rich
treat to those of our citutni who bare not heard
Mr. Murray, to "paddieA'uvertoOaocolaandlieten
to him while delivering tho lecture indicated.
''Tickets, ip you Pi-ease." TIioro
who intend to rota on the lieense question should
hare their tickets properly printed and circulated
in time. They mast be labeled on the outside,
"license," and on tho insido "fur liccuso" or
"against license," m tho voter may choose. We
are ready to print any number, from one to fifty
thousand, at the rate of only f2 per thousand.
AU orders supplied by moil on receipt of the eash.
A Terridlk Heatu. On TbatiUt-
gWing day a man named Step lien Bitigrt left
.Marti naburg for Springfield, driving a tram of
horses attached to a wagon loaded with cottl. He
Ing under tho influence of liquor, about two miles
from tho former place Burget lost his balance and
fell from tho saddle horse, the wagon punning orer
his body and killing him Instantly. 11c leave a
wife and nine children to mourn his distressing
death. Altoona Tribmnt.
Train Dispatcher. Tho Cumbria
Frttman says : Wo feel glad clear down to our
boots over the appointment ef Capt. Jas. H. Cra
mer, of Uollidaysbnrg, as train dispatcher at Ty
rone, which position ho has already assumed.
Jim Is fully competent to dispatch anything (lis
patchablo, from a mug of lager to a train of cars,
and tho company hare done well to secure his ser
vices. He takes the place of Win, A. M-tgonngle,
Knq., who was recently promoted to baggage
master.
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Still Better. Wo notico by a let
ter written in this place, and published In the
Wtlliamsport Sun, that Mr. Boynton's donations
to the M. K. ehureli at various poriods amounts
to over $17,000, as follows i
1 lots for church $.Y0no
Subscription! to same , 4.H70
" at dedication 4,ooo
Parson age 4,t)U0
Tho writer boasts that the Tarsonagc is (he best
furnished in the A It own a District, and ho also
states that Mr. Boynton pays about one-fourth of
the preacher's salary, and then ticlaims, "O, Fa
'ther Boynton, lire forever!"
Well, alt wo hara to say Is, If this brother, who
vayi he has an lualde view of the affairs of the
cburoh in this place, tells the truth, the brethren
and siitori of that drnotmnation ought to feet
BPpy "hile Mr. JJoynton keeps paying his galrt
into the church treasury.
'G. Omit DeisrVhq. Tho Williams-
. port and Lock Haven pspert annonncn tho deu
or U. 0. ftclse, Esq., of the latter place, on Wed
nesday last. Mr. leise was well known through
out the State aa a lawyer and politician. In 1M7
uid IKG8 he served In tho 1 1 onus with credit and
ability. He previously disehai-gel tlie duties of
district attorney of Clinton eounty to the entire
attraction of its psople.
He was a good lawyer and planning aijd forcible
P"palar sneaker. For a long time Mr. lcio suf
frrt'd from oonsuiuption, but bore up with great
V patienee and fortitude under the disease. He was
thirty-seven years of age when cut off In the
t; nidst of a career whleh gave promise of much
tutfulncss and distinction. His death wilt be
;) tteurned by a largo circle of friends.
Omit Deiae was well and favornbly knowo to
many of tho business men of this onunty, who
ill regret his death very much.
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Sad Accident. Tho PhiliDsbunr
Nrn of last week says that on Thursday alter-
a, at about I o'oloek, William II. Peters, a
Join I man about twenty-three yoars of age, re-
Siflina .i mu. 11-tl .aa i-.l ... 1 L U
.l M uiw umii, Mtvuipivu iv gut njmiu mc iw
f a1 freight while It was In motion, at the freight
& Halloa, for the purpose of riding lo bis home, and
Bluing bis footing was thrown to tho ground
mh bi fpt noJ(ff th (ri(ftj Oo leg was so
; d,7 angiod that amputation was performed
u evening the ether, t is net thought noc.
to Uke off. He Is also Injured about the
but whetbor there seriuiii tntoraal in
JV' to not known at this writing.' ImniedJaUlj
r1'' tho aeoldent oacurred the young man wasja
Rib to tha Williams Uonsa, and bJs jyuog wife
ftia "u ' dl,Pu,n,! f. "th arriving la a short
rtti li ' M"n liul hmr,h to aM "
ai kind to point a moral, but tbs moral Is
w7i Jrth". 4 it la, briefly-nitf r at.
PROGRAMME OP THE TEACH KM' INSTITUTE.
The Clearfield County Teachers' Institute, for
the present far, will be hold in the Court House,
in the borough of ClenrflolJ, oomuieneing on Mon
day, Deovmbur 16th, 172, at 2 o'clock . u., and
closing on Friday, December 2t)th. Teachers,
School Directors and all frkudi of education are
cordially invited to attend.
Teachers, we would urge upon you the Impor
tance of attending this educational meeting. The
rapid advancement of education In ouroountry
duuandJ that if vim would keep up with the
standard of your profession, you roust b better
prepared to advance in your work i and wheneror
bohoul Direrturt find that you.realito the dignity
and responsibility of yuur oalliug, and that you
a v "rK sacrinoes to advance
tbose under your care and to bettor prepare your
selves for yonr work, they will not hesitate to
grant both time and money if necessary for your
u occineni. niirolors, bow important that you
should become better acquainted with the Teaoh-
cra or our county and their mode of teaching.
Exmcur.a.
Theeo will consist of class-drills in the branchos
wogat in our eonituon schools, leQturt'S.essava. Af
UHVnOOttAPHT-
rnooeue wjieMing w. A. Coulter
Analysis of Words Prof. R. H. Barlow
4U a rn m ATI.l-
Mental Arithmetic A. K. Gearhart
? irst Lessons in Arithmetic C. S. Luther
ureuicn common invisor, lrao.V. H. Prideaui
Pqoaro and Cube RooU A. W. Mulhollan
Cuba Root,
Algebra,,,,
Ei oi t'Tion ...
PtcNMANsnir.
(I i o.H.piir
'H.IUHAIt...
HtKTonr ,
Coni'oairin.
W. W. Condit
Miss Hadle Kratser
..Prof. J. W. 8hoemakor
..Messrs. MeKendrick A Luther
Prof. II. I. Uuurley
Prof. I. 8. il,(
Mitifl Halt ie H
Prof. P. L. Harrison
nn.oaopnr.... E. B. Hnackman
mvnsmcrm ron ut SCI' SI ION.
1st. Should a Teacbor make rules at the open
ing of School F
-J. fehould tho Biblo U read lo our Common
Schools t '
3d. Should a uniform programme of exercises
bo adopted by our Teachers?
4lh. Have graded schools advantages over mix
ed schools?
6th. Do the good morals of a community de
pend upon its Intelligence 7
flth. Should the female Teacher receive the lame
salary as the male?
7th. Should the salary be governed by the grade
ol certificate f
Messrs. W. II. Prlduaux and K.Rpackmauill
open the discussion on the first question ; Messrs.
J. F, Anderson aud P. M. Dcvore tbo second
JHessre. j. ji. Kelly and L. M. McQuown tho third ;
Mossrs. R. g. Lorflaoe aud A. E. Gearhart tho
fourth) Messrs. W. J. Port and It. A. Campbell
me finh; Messrs. J. A. McKondrick and . U.
Hays the sixth) Messrs. J. C. Wilson aud C. S.
Luther tho seventh.
avuKiifu Lucrum. s.
Kreniog Lectures will bo delivered by prof. J.
W. Shoemaker, Prof. E. II. Barlow, Ex-Oor. Big
ler, Hun. William A, Wallace, Hon. J, R, Bar
rett, Jfen. J. B. .McEnally, Rev. W. M. Burchfield,
iver. ji. H, liutler, Ker. A. D. Yocum. T. U. Mur
ray, Esq., and others.
Essays will be read by different Teachers durlnr
mo session oi the Institute.
MCB1C.
Two Qlee Clubs, composed principally of Teach-
ere, will attend during the day, and tho Clearfield
Orchestra during the evening.
ACCOM MOD ATIOM4.
Boarding can be had at hotels fur $1.00 per dav,
and at private boarding bouses for 74 ctuts, du
ring the Iifttitutc.
The roll will bo called morning and afternoon.
DiRKCfonY iat.
Thursday will be Directors' day, when the fol
lowing questions will bo discussed :
1st. Should a uniform series of books be adopt.
ed throughout our county ?
21. Should Connty Institute time be allowed
Si hool Teachers ?
3d. Should District Institute time b allowed
Teachers ?
4th. Are District Institutes of adrantago?
6th. How caa our Common Ejhools be made
mar ttVUnl? ...... . - .
' Cih. When should our Township Schools open ?
Duriug tho Institute there will be a Spelling
Contest, when screral valuable prizes will be
awarded to the best spellers. Only for teacher.
No initiation fee will be ehargi-d Teachers.
The committee on Permanent Certificates will
be selected on Monday afternoon,
Job A. Unnoonr, Co. Sup'L
Our School Affairs. Wo have tbo
largest Board of Directors in the H ale, aud about
the poorest school houses. Tbose two fsots all
seem to agree upon. But not so with reference to
a "new departure" or a step forward by way of
improvement. The Board has had session after
session, but nothing definite, as to location, money
or the number aud style of building oould bo
agreed upon, until some tiino last week, Judge
Leonard sent in a proposition, which seems to
have rendered the Board of Directors quite sensi
ble, and they are now moving forward to some
thing practical. We understand that Judge Leo
nard's proposition was in writing, and is about
this: lie offers to coovey to tho School Board fire
lots of ground on Market street, between Fifth
street and the ridge road, and loan them $10,000
for ten years at 6 per eeut.t If the Directors will
proceed at onoe and erect a fint class school build
ing thereon.
We nnderstand that tho proposition was a
oepLcd and a committee appointed lo inform the
Judge of the acceptance of his proposition, who
on behalf of their colleagues and the citizens gen
erally, retained thanks to him fur his liberality.
The location indicated ia a di sirahle one from
the fact that it Is surrounded on three sides by
streets, and cau never be ennroafhed upon by other
buildings, nor embellished with stables and other
outhouses. Decides, mom ground can bo obtain
ed, and it will bp blessed with pure "prlng waUr.
We presumo tho lots are worth uearly $3,000, and
we look upon tho loan of $ 1 0,000 as realty a gift,
also, which iaakes a magnificent donation to our
school fund these pinching limes. Judge Leonard
is entitled to the thanks of every eitiien of this
borough for this noble act. It Is the lul?ntion of
the Board to proceed at once and rreet a three
story (baneiLeut of stone and balance brick) build
ing, suitable for a first-class high school. This is
a "new departure' we lore to write about. It in
terests everybody and Injures none.
A Tribute or 1!ehpkct. A upccial
meeting of l lrarficld Lodgo No. 1UK, I, 0. or 0.
P., was called by the N. O. at the Lodgo room, on
Monday, December 9, 172, at 0 o'clock, A.
when tho following proceedings wire had:
Where a, It has pleased tho Almighty Father
of the uuiversc, in his Allwisn Prnvi i nie, to re
o.?A ,,T dvitli, our will-bulovcd brother, Wm,
Mi-Bride') lb "re,";.'?, bolt
Hvlvrd, Thai Ibis LO'tfc, in which our de-
ececd brother has so lung k,?en a faHhrnl mem
ber, attend his funeral In a body, a a lokvl V'
our love and rrriicct for the departed one.
(VioiW, That, In the death of bm:h"r Mo
Bride, our Lodge has lost oue of it mont cxem
plary and faithful' members, and we dueplr sym
hiithiie with his bereaved family in this dinin'O-
sution of our Heavenly Father's wisdom.
Jtttofred, 1 hat the members of this Jiodgo wear
the usual badiro of mourning fr thirty days,
lte&olctf. 'lliat a cony of these proceedings be
furnished the family oi our dreamd brother, and
that they be publish! in the county papers.
"A Call" Ukfused. Our roudors
no doubt olservsd by a oorrespoodeooe published
in onr column I last weik, that an attempt has
boon made to entice Prof. Harrison from among
ns to a Western field. This would bo a calamity
to the educational interests of this virioity, and it
if well that proper stops have been taken to keep
him among us. This we vnderstand depended
upon tbo cootlngmoy that onr School Dlrootors
would proceed to erect suitable buildings at an
early day. The notion of tho Board last week
thorefore settles the qoestion. A first-olas! build.
log It already nnder way and a first-class educa
tor has determined to remain with us to promote
our educational Interests, lo which he seems ta
hara wholly dedicated himself. Haviog made
this his sxelueive celling and stndy he deserves
publle patronage, beoauie no man or woman can
fucaeed as a teacher (or ia an other business)
a lees taoy stndy and praotioe their sailing.
Jsoob Bflwyor, Indians county's old
est eltlsen, died In Btrongstowi, ot the 24th ut.,
Sged J0 years.
Buy your Holiday Goods frnsn tbo Merchants
who adrsrtlea Tow will profit bv inirtg.
Railroad Accidentia ditttroHHing
aeoidenl occurred on the Pennsylvania Railroad,
on Thursday night lait, near Mifflin, by which
five pmona lost their lives and a nuuibur pore
wontuled. The sooond sootioa of the Cincinnati
Express ran Into tho rear sleeping oar of the flrnt
section, killing fa'fccr, toother and child, who
wcr sleeping lu the rear berth, and two gentle
men, who were In Ihe next Tho three former
were fmm Chlcngo and tho two Utter from Wis
oonslo.i Tho wounded wore not serlotnly Injured.
Our young friends, Frank Fielding,' Esq., and
wife, who wore on their bridal tour, wore on board
oi mo nr section, ouL received no harm. It is
a miracle that ther was not a score killed and
double that number wounded. Homebody was
very much "out of order' or thb would not have
occurred.
List of lotters romalninir unclaimed
In the Postoffioe at Clearfield, for the week ending
wnjrniorr VID, llii:
Bourk,P.i ' McflHIon," Michael.
Battou, John.. . .: Mcintosh, John,
liestou, Mis Pre Ella. MeUluro, William.
Itowersox, John. Mcili-idv, Bogcry.
Browulee, E. Mar, Benjamin.
Clark, Sutton O. Mills, L.
Crawford, U. B. Mounts, Mms Liul.
Choyer, Philidpo.' Moody, William. (2)
Donihoff, Sylvester. ,Noleon, Jamos J.
Dillcn, James M. N orris, tlwo. W,-(3) -
Downey, John ti. Pardoner, U. L.
O rah am, James Htniln, Josnph.
KnablaA Patten. Sullivan, W.J.
Keller, John. Wright, Alrln D.
La' Touch e, Lillio. Williams, John.
McDonald, John A. D.
P. A. OAULIN.P. M.
Sptrlafa.
Holiday goods at Saydor's Jewelry Store, Bran
new stock.
A IIappt CuntaTHAs. A. I. Shaw wishes all
bis customers and everybody else a happy Chris
mas and a merry Now Year and prtpoes to as
sist iu making everybody happy. A visit to his
lloliiliiy emporium vv ill satiiiy all that such is
the ease, -
Fins Jxwki.ut. To persous who wish any
thing in this line, we would say, go to tho ji welry
establishment of Mr. 8. I. Buy dor, on Second
strest, first dour lu Masonic Uiilidiug. Mr. Sny
der la a first -class jwelr, and persona buriug
from him will kuow just what they are getting.
His stock ia very full, embracing the latest stylos
in all kinds of Jewelry, (lire bun a call.
A Graid Exnmmov On to-morrow (Thurs
day) urenii.g a free exhibition wiil Uke piaoo at
the store of A. J, Shaw. The exhibition will con
sist ol the finest assortment of Holiday foods ever
displayed in a retail store in Western Pennsyl
vania. It would b useless to attempt to enumer
ate the articles, or even tho kinds, as his stock Is
so lrC aud varied that eijimnrntmn would he
lir.pu.tible. Wo wiUjmt say, go and exuiinn fr
jourt Uflf, and it you don't aervo with tha writer
of Ibis notico in exclaiming, beautiful 1 beautiful
we mill forgive you if you doubt our character for
truth and ver.wity. On Thursday evening the
Uolidfy goods will be on exhibition. Don't forgot.
Tiki Nutks! The liiraon that rule a Side
BsMite from the granary or Lever r legal on Sat
urdny niplit last U known, and if the Saddle is
brought back nothing will bo said; if nut, the
porsou win o scut iw.
Krt Jswainr very latest nattcrLS ut Pur
du'i Jewelry Store.
IIolipat Goods. Wm. Heed will oten. Pridiv
December 13th, If 72. a full line of Holiday ffomli
Fancy Boxes, Fancy Doses with Handkerchiefs,
r.ninroitierea pets, euitjt nnt fimr, real J bread,
Point Lace and Point Apti'ins Collars, Tidies and
Laoe Han Jkerehicrs, S rf 'f j n, tiloves, Pai"lny
and Brodie Shawls. A I -to, a few sets flue Mink
Fur. There will be u fli.e diJple.y of tho above
named c; udi, ittitablo i'jr prviunts.
dfctl-l't Wn. Rrau.
A. I. Shaw, at homs Tuurtdav even in?, at 7
o cioca.
A splendid stuck of flue Jewelry at 8nyd?r'i
awelry city re.
Og to the Drug &ote of C D. Wjtion I
On Thursday evening vou are invited to call at
A. 1. bhaw's aud examine his stock of Holiday
good.
Just received another hit of Pun-all's Iron Com
Hhcllci-s. at (d4-3t) fc-ACKBrr A tkUHrvuit's.
Chiiitmas.-As Christmas approach, much
foaunnnUui'io anxiety ts tell ty all parttex as to
the most appropriate article to be eoleoted as a
p'reffrut to tiie dar one, While there are many
thing, bot'j useful aud ornamental, which coiik
unrti r tho decircd htadf wo know of no one thing
mure appropriate for the purpose name), than a
nice Sewing Machine. Hurcly, tho wife, sister or
p wee t heart of the man who gives a sewing ma
chine as a Christmas gift will bear us out in our
assertion, and will love the donor better than ever.
If these remarks should induce any of our friends
lo invest their money iu such a present, wuwoulu
recommend to them, as a first cla.i mnehine, the
Orover k Itakor, which has a reputation second
to none in too land, ami li soli as cheaply and on
as reasonable terms as any man oould desire. K.
A. Noi'TUAiift is the ajrritt for this machine in this
county, and will be happy to supply all. Exam
ine the working or tlie u rover aud Ha ker before
purchasing.
Compliments of A. I. Bhaw for Thursday even
ing, at T o'clock.
All kinds of Almanacs for sale at the Post Of
fice Methodist, Catholic, Lutheran, Presbyterian
and others, religious an secular.
American Watches a specialty at Pnydcr's Jew
elry more.
Thursday evening 7 o'clock don't fail to bo
tncre, ' -
To Cot'stmr MrncaAWTi. I an prepared to
supply country merchants with Holiday goods.
My stock is large and well selected, aud I will
wbolsisle to country dealers at a fair margin. .
Clearfield, Duo. 11, 172. A. I. iuw.
A full line of Ilouneliold floods, Japanned Ware,
ac, lor sate ny u. r. Uigior Co,
NoTiCK TO CctJTOMKHH Wo, tho
undersigned merchants of the borough of Clrar-
field, withing to givo our clerks a holiday, do
agree to close our respective place! or businesa on
Christmas of which our c us tamers will phase
iakp nonce.
H. F. Blglor A C-., Miller A Powell,
Krattor A Lvtle, Joseph Dvsart,
J. H. Hliowf;, t. Flcg'il,
U. D. ioodieilow A San, J. M. hriiti-r,
Wm. Betd, I). Ktnwnrt A Hon,
H:iekett A Hehryrrr, It. Adams,
K. W. tirnhiiin. Weaver A Betts,
ltolcrt Mitclfll, Binhard iTnnop,
I. Johnson A r'oui, Wriglit A Dru.
Fnrff AuniVAi. ! A largo aror.mnt of
Horse Blankets, all style and price. Alc
large assortment of Lap Bug. We bavo fur salo
a few selected Indian-tan whole Buffalo Kobce.
norC-Sta. H. F. Ilioi.rn A Co,
Saw. Dlsran's Cross-cut Raw. Oreat Ameriosn
flaw, iJoyni' lisUiitig paw, at
t VJ 72 II.
F. Biglrr A Co's.
riRtritis row rtAi.a. A. I. rtiaw has a couple
oi airsi-oinflB lute style rieif(us, wmen ne will soli
at a bargain. Call and look at them. dl
Own IsviaTstrnr. The Northern Pnolfie Itoit
rnad Company now offers for sale its First Mort
gage Uoid Bonds, whit h boar scrcn and three
tenths per cent, euio inlerert, with such security
as rannot rail to render this a most uesiraoie in
vestment for any wlm have funds to Invest. We
refer our reader to the advert ircincnt. The Snnds
may be obtained at the County National Bank
aud first rtational Hank.
AxKif fftvcT'flvo doicn Cleat field Wood
choppers Axel at ,
1:72. Jf. F. ?T0I-Elt A Co's.
Wood and Willow W are of all descriptions fo
sate by II. F. Biglor A Co.
Fitxan (iROt'-vn Pi.astrii. Beeelved at Corner
Htore by oar load and for sale by
K. A. A W. D. Irwin
Curwcnsrille, March 1.1, 1872.
To HoirBRRRRpras. All kinds of Fruit Cans,
man uf aot u red of ths best tin and with all tho
modern improremetits, as well as putty and ce
meot, for sale In lergaqi.aniit.es by
' SUg;tf JI. F. lllULRIt A Co.
NuTirr to Wanov avk CAitniAnr MAKRne. We
hare lust received a general ssortment of Wasr tn
and Carrlngo Woods, also a full line of fprings
ana Axfcs, wuien we oacr rnosn
, H. F,
, BisLcn A Co.
Bird Cages a large assortment at IT. P. Big
lor A Uo. s.
Paint, Oils and Varnishes for salo by II. F.
Blgler A Co,
Calelned Plaster for salo by II. F. Blgler A Co.
UKCAPITULATIPK. ,
Bird Cage.
Wood and Willow Wars,
Household (ioods.
All kinds nf Hardware.
Japanned Ware.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Calelned Plaster.
Wagon and Carriage Makers' snpptles.
AU of tha armre for sale at the mammoth Hard
rare Htore ef H. F. PigJsr A Co,, eeeond street,
Clearfield, fa. ' - Jt
1 11. F. Blgler A Co. bava been making oaleifivo
additions to tticirstocK of liamware tne last kw
days. Krervtbinr new In bhelf Hardware, 8ad
di re' Jriarf. ,1'arwara' Jlartlware, Biiildora
llrtoftro( and laidvsmuf uU kimls, enn'-be suet
lut of non-x!otlv,
ui. nnu i.uuterui at
II. V. BiaLna A Co'i.
COUGHS AND COLDS.
There arc few persons who aro aware of the im
portanco or aucndiott) to ooun or a cold at ns,
first apnear.itioo, Tho thousand who dio annually
ol uouiumption, were first attacked with a "slight
cuugh or ctold, nhich they thought would soon
"near" itsslf off, and therafwro innlaited to us
the pformr rewi(xlti until tb-y became incarabla.
Every day that a cough, cold, or any lung din
ease is neglected, makes the obanoes of a enrol
more uncertain. We would recommend all suflor-V
ing from any disease of tha Lungs whatever, ta
use llAsftOM'H Courornn Srktrr or Tar. It never
fails in curing the worst cases of ooughs, oolds,
huarsness, sore throat, oatnrrh and athma. It
Is an Infallible remedy for Whooping Cough) be
ing pres-rib'd by ioujq f the leading physioisns
in tha Kortheta anU bwuthetsi btatw, and beitigj
prepared under tho Immediate. iupervin)'n of a
graduate of the Pennsylvania Medical College.
The proprietors beg leave to in I or in all that it is
no "Quack" preparation, but made strletly in ac
cordance, with the advanced principles and theory
of medicine. Price 50 cents por bottle.
KUiSiSKI.L A LAN Did, Proprietors, Philadel
phia. Hold by A, I. Shuw, I'lorlidJ, Pa. and
by all Druggits, etl(t-3m
Sibirrlrfl.
On lipc.mbor Slh 187?, liyHcr. A. J. IIakt
oca, Mr. HARVEY T. SMITH, of Curw.n.ill.,
to Mi.. ANtilt UKNHI.KIl, of 1'm.ljuj-.
On Ii.o.mboT Sik, 1672, at ih. reiH.ua. of Ih,
briJo'i un'-lc, Kx-ditr. UiKlrr, by Key. rnther
Co.nr, I'KA.NK HFI.lil.MI, K.i., to Mlti
ri.UUKNC'K I.IVKKMOUK, kolh ot Clci.rfl.ld.
Wo toud.r Fr.uk and bi. brld. our nDttl.id
nnnriit.ilo...
On IiMombcr Ttli. lS72.'l.y Ro,. R. Ji. Kaur,
Mr. KMIIKKT U. I.OliKR, of Crnlro oounlr, lo
SI, u JKNNIK L. Vl'tCHLLI,, of Clrartiuld Co.
tlarl:W.
Clearfield Markets.
Corrected weekly by KiunanD Musnor, Wboleiiala
aod detail Dealer in Dry Uooila, Urooeriea, Pro
ri.ioni, A.., Market atrott, t'lrarlield, Pa.
Ci aAiiriri.B, Pa., Deo lu, 7I.'
Applel.irreenOru) 60 Hog., flrwraod 8
Dried, fl lb 10 Hide, greon T
Apple buller,";,'!.'"!, 60 llnw. 00() 20
ButU'r i'O(.i) 3i .liouldcri uocg 12(
Hrani U bl(jj t 2fi Sidci Ilurut Hi
Buckwheat 1 (J I.rd
UiK-kn lie.t Uuut lb, i Mc.-i pwk,jl bbl...20 00
Bief, diied 2i Oul CO
Ili-ef, freili M Oliium..., 1 iO
Hoard', M I'i OdftiH Ob'Polaloea OnQl 6(1
t,r II, .bulled 1 Oii'1'.acliel, dried, lb.. 12
Cm, ear Ouitb .'.0 Plaster, V bbl S 00
Cum niral,Wik, 1 30 Rye 1 12
Cbop, y cwl3 hjf 1 ((' lla;j, th 2
Oliivernecd. 7 00 .Salt, inok 160
Clieoae 20 cihiiiflce.lr; in.Mii 00
Clierriea, Ih. Idf.i) 12 S'liiii;lf.,5f, i n 1 0 ( i 1 A Cfl
Rhickoct, drad, B, It Tiinulhy aecd - 4 Oil
Km 2ilTllow 12)
Kli.l.ccd.. 2 00 Wheat 1 00
Flour 0 00(,i)10 00 Wool . M 80
Hay 00 0l)(j,:;0 DO; Wood, "0 cord I 60
II. F..BIGLER & CO.,
DIAL.ftl II
II A II I Y A It E ,
Also, Manafnoturereof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLKARflK LD, PA.
LOT OF SADDLES, I) K IDLES,
Haroeai Collar., at.., fur ,al. b .
' II. F. EIU LEU 4 CO.
pALMER'S PATENT UNLOAD-
Ing liny Porks. for tale by
II. f. B10I.ER A CO.
QIL,
PAINT, PUTIYe-ULADO,
Kill., ,t fur aal. by
H. F. BIOLER & CO.
ARNES3 TKIMMINGS & SHOE
II
rindlcgi, fur lal. by
II F. BIOLER i CO.
QUNS, riSTOLS, SWORAD CNES
Fur aal. by
II. F. BIOLER A
CO.
AND
CO.
gTOVES, OF ALL SORTS
Siaoi, for lal. by
II. i'. BIOIER A
JRON I , ICON 1 IRON ! IRON !
For a.le hy
n. ?. BIG LEU A 'CO.
UORSE SHOES 4 HORSE SHOE
BAILS, fur ml. by
II. F, BIOLER A CO
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
An. boat Manufaetur., for lal, by
J ' ' II. F. lilGLEIt 1 CO.
T
IIIMIU.E SKEINS AND HPE
BOXES, far r.lo by
II. F. lilOLER A
CO
pODDER CUTTEHS-for -itlo by
HCH30-7O II. F. BIOLER I CO.
Ctlurattoital.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLRAiti'IF.1,1), PA.
T
oommenco Mondnr, Hephmber Id. 1872.
TERMS OF TUITTOff.
Reading, Orthography, Wrltltir,Ohecli,M
lona, Primary Aritbmetio and Primary
(Iiojrnl.hy 7
History, l.ucal and lieaoripliv, ii.orKpliy
with Map Drawing, tlrauin;ar, Mrntul
and V.'ritien Arilbuictlc 01)
Ali bm and the Anienerl '. 12 00
Inatrucliun In instrumental rausio 10 00
Oil painting, 24 leneone 12 (0
Wax work OQ
Fr full particular, .end liir Circular.
Clearfield, Sept. 7, 1870-lvpil,
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Main nirl I'rmale Cla.slral High Hrhool.
I'.acli ntpariptrtit Rru.rate. Dl.tinrt unit
Cuiuiiletti In lu-!i
rpill! n-liolaatl. jeornfllili Institution ll ilivl-
ded intu tiro ir.pinna of flvo montiis (twenty
one week.) enrh. 1'he lir.t .e.al'm onmnience. nn
liie flr.t Mundny in 8eptembcrj the aeeuud,on the
llr.t ,Mintliy In riliruary.
Theeoui., of Iti.tru.tion etubrmea every thinf
nn-ermry lo a thorough, prartlcul and aocomplirh.
ed eduralion of both waf..
i upit. win u. niiiniiieu arany uineunil ouarjoi
frtitn dale of enlrunce t. the ol. ot tlie ar.nion.
No Uoduotlon will ho made for ab"utw, except
in ra.ra nf extrcrfl. and pnitrartrd illnf...
Htndenl. frura n diatnnco can ba aocuijimodatetl
with boenl at low rate..
For parllcnlfira, i-nd for elrnilnra, nr 'addroai
' ' Her. P. L. lIAnitlrtON, A. M.,
July W, H?.tf. Prlnelpat.
i '' i "Tr"
I
10 BLACKSMITHS I
Tho nnderairnerl ofiVira for lata. In th. hnMn.li
of Clrarfluld, a Ular-kamilh Shop, on Sooond atreel,
ennlaining tbm forgaa and two full aeta of loola.
A ftr.talaea huaine... An ezeallent ohano, for .
good mocbanle. Apply to
A II OH KEN.NArtD,
MtS Wearneld, !.
TirttTllKS' lOrlHrAllM'.M' fEICM
II W. havo printed a larg. parnlnr of tb. n.w
PER DILL, u d will on lb, rocelnt of l.nl.
Jr. Mnla, nail f copy yo an, ..djtai. , mil
0 Jj'IZ A
9 ,
r . , 1
We deHiro to cult " the attention of tho citizens of Clearfield
; liavo opened a
' MUSIC STORE INCLEA
Where wo intend to constantly keep on hand a full supply of
"J ' ' . . . f.t.A ... t .. .. . ,i .' :
PIANOS, OltGANS AND MUSICAL
AVKN Ai COMPANY'S I'JANOS,
r
'' 1 1
Wo nro prrpnrcd ot all times
invcrnbic terms us to pnetis iititi tvriiia ui ("ijiuuiii,
Our stock or ORGANS will consist of tho new and populur
KYNDER ORGAN, (with Ryndor's K nee Tiemolo and downward
ai mit'l'lt A w. r I . x fa T a m T x-w . -v
, . , . ,1110 &AU111
1NEW HAVEN MELODEON CU'S 'JUBILEE, TEMPLE and CHURCH ORGANS.
Besides theso we furnish to order Organs from any factory desired. , , ,
We sell on every plun known to tho trade, cither CIIKAP FOR
,'LAR AND EASY LEASE PLAN. ?.-!.!.... 1 '. I" .-i .
rorv
! On our easy tcrina every one
amount- will tend so much to
f ICrWc shall Iks fifud
lo Iiuvo
oct23-72-y I
v
11
1. r. wairia..
-W. W. I1TTI
t
WKAVEIt & 1IETTN
I CLEARFIELD, PA.,
( ' j . . j
Am oiTermg, at ike eld itaixl af 0. L. Bead A Co.
their ttnok of -fuutlft, conaliting of-
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,
HOOTS A EHOBH,
HATS A CAPf),
11ARDWARK,
QUEKN9TARB,
-
HOUR, FEED, SALT, &o., &o.
At ilio oioit reaeonabte re tee for CASH or In
I exchange Cor .
j. ..' .....
Squire Timber, Boards, Shitiglos,
.
j OU COl'NTltt PKOUDCB.
j
rhAdrancei made to thoeo engaged la got
tlDg Ait tqoara timber oi tbo noit adrantageovp
terarl pJttjanTS
Ep.W.GKAIIAjr,
UKAI.ER IN ,
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
SQ1ARE TIMBER A LllUBLIl,
j CLEARFIELD, PA., ...
I '
llM.wt opened, at tho KKVSTONE STOKE, a
i . , . . .onpl..to.k of . , . 4 .
U e if a o o u a , ,
of tT.ry deaeriptlon.
DR",OOOD.S.
1
(iUOCERIKS.
IIAKUWAUK,
AND SHOES,'
CLOTniNO,c.,'a.,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
FI.M-R
MEAT, . .
1 SALT,' ' ..
RYE,
OATS,
J CORN,
A L Vr 1 TS 0!f II A XD A AT) fO R
ILR AT A SMALL ADVAXCE.
I FLOUR
jtonetl ti ibe ear load, aad auld at a tawU
adtanou.
A I'.pply of HOI'B eonitatitl on head.
peaial Udoenflietita offered to thpaa Kg oat
'iuere Timber aod Lor, ai aa deal largi'lj
ia Lumbunncn'i &u)iliee( and aro pre
jjrt tl at ill tioiei to purchaao tim
ber and lumbar. ?
lil). V. (1 II A II A M
"KEYSTONE STORE,
Second Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA
Oct. 23, IN73.
C L. Kill it, SON CO.,
4 wiiolij,.k ;nf)ci-.H,
Xt. ISO Norlh Third Si reel, corner of C'hcrr.r,
, rblUdrlphin.
llaro In .lore ann tffvr P aal. at tbo luweil
innrkn fri,-,,, and on liie mo.1 ri-u.iaaijl tcrina,
a largr ai d wi ll anlected Itock of Urccerii'f, !
.ii.Tr., Flrh. f'lirc.e. Ao., .rleoted in thi., Ni'W
lun .ii'i nam more ni.ra.-i", win. . . ,...-
i onuntry dcalera ia parltoularly reiuetrd.
i ir
A
V l livielir in n that Irllert of admlnillratii
ilin.iti, of D.lXIHL CASKV, deeca-ed, Int.
nf Penn tewnnhip, Clearllolil eonntv, I'.nn'a.,
having ken dulr granted to the anpnljrneil, all
paniina Indebted to aaia ,lat. will plean. wiah.
immixii.te naymrnt, and thon having olaima or
demand, will pre.ent them properly rutheuticated
for 1.111.01,111 without delay
J. JI. ItAFfEUTV, ,
nnvlO lit. " Adinlni.trator
DIWNOIJi'l foN.-llie parta.r.hlp hereto.
fore.ai.Ung buwwo Charle, U. U.nailaad
Havid 0. lltin.il, iu III. Uutnb.ring bueinoM, in
Hi. borough or llmli, waa di.avl.wd hy anotiial
eonaenl nji the let day of tjcpleuib.r, IhiJ.
Ilavld 0. H.ntil I, althorlted lo aottle all olaima
aotl leeouota, and per ill the debt, nf fh. firm,
' ' t'HAItl.KS II. 1IF.NRIU "
li A V I r O. HEhtSl I..
Siniib'i Mllii, Sot. If, IM 31. -h
M A H'ICE T,J 8 T'R E E T,
ItriE Jj D,., PEN N A .
Our stock of PIANOS will consist of
STEIN V AY & SONS' PIANOS,
""HAINES -BROTHERS'
to furnish nny of ilio cheajKr rnakes of liuno$ to order on the most
AAlEiKIUAii , UKl-iAIN CU.'S
MASON &
can liavo it good, instrumcnf,'
MAMS MUML. HAPPY.
you call and 6oe us, whether you
-!ry Ciootls, Ac
1872.
1872.
FALL A' WINTER GOODS
i AT '
J. M. KRATZER'S.
lutmrnit Stork of iiood of retry
tlttcripllon. .
VTooLn Good., aan. nriM a. bofor. th. ad
ranc. in wool. r
Alu.linf at reduoed priori.
Dr.au Ueude in grnUM T.rl.ly.:
Mourning Gooda of all kind..
Dlaek Alpaeaa, ai all prieM.
Dlaek Silka, very cheap.
WaUrproori, T.lnbtem, Plaid and plain Plan,
n.la, ghirtini Fl.onela, Ao.
Tabl. Linen and Napkioi.'lri.h Lln.ni, 10 4
Shntln( and Pillow Muallu.
Olleman Rep Shawhj and Scarf., Striped Shawl.
at all prloea.
r.i.K onawii, aingi. and loubl., to o.
Umai Trimming., Frlnfe,,Laooj, V.lrtt Rib
bona, VeJratMna. Ao. . . . . t.
Full lis. of th. celebrated "Jonphin. Seam
leu" Kid (Jlore., Kid Olore. from f I a p.
L.li.l' Nerk Tie Collar,, Rufflinf, Bair
Braida and Switehea.
LaJiea' aud Children', Merino Cnder-wear.
Uadaina Foy'a, ThMnpion'l, Qior.-Fitting
II Ip Gore and other Ooraeti. AIM, Hoop Skirt.,
Peniera, Ac
Largo .lock of Carp, it and Wall Papera.
Shoe, and Gaiterr, .am, q.ality aa horetofor..
"Th. belt are th. theapMt,'
Balmoral and other kolttiog yarnf, and other
artiolri, too nnuarou, to mention. r . ,
Parfhaaera will Ana a areatar raHMy of cooda
than ia naually found In un, atom.
tail and eiannne.
Clearfield, Sept. II, Wi.
WM. HEED,
loaearor to Red Broe.
MARKRT STREET,
CLE Alt FIELD, PA.,
"ni.L upon Ihli werk aitvlaimeuft itoek of
T T nptioQi or
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, ,.
TRIMMINGS, '
i . MILLINERY
and ,
. i FANCY GOODS,
FURS, '
LADIES',
MISSES' nnd
CIIILDREN'S
, . ;:,. . SHOES,
Ac , Ac, Ao., , Ao. .
Buying my good. In New York, the Aio of the
Marff( kerping . reliabl, ,laM of foodaf .oil.
lg gMMie i if mk dgwffMvnd aadw.tiag
bti.lnt?,, in . th.ro.gh bu.ln.ai uanner, t hop
t . . i - . .
to merit lb. oonfidene. of CA8U ni'YKHS
throughout tb. eounty.
NO TROUBLE TO SHOW GOODS.
Call and uani.. m, alck and b e.nil.eed
ot tu. tram oi my a.Friiene,
eept).'
WM. RUED.
- H, F. .N AUGLE, '
WATCH MlkllR A JEWELER,
and dealer i
Watchoft, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver
.' . . nud riated Ware, Lc, i .
J.187J CLEARPIKLD, PA
T7 x mjiPiimn None K-lNotie. i, tr.
4 by given that lattar, aaetaanantar having
hMn granted to th. auheoriber on tba ..tab. of
HAVIO MILLER, dooaaaod,, lata of Lawrooea
tawaahip, Claarfleld eo.nty, ' Penn.ylvania. all
IMnoaa tadehud ..Id eatat. ar vu.ate4
laaka uaiediat. pa, meat,. nd Ihoa. having
claim, ag.inat th, earn, will pra.,nt them duly
aaluaoticaled for .eltlem.M.
JOHN L, CCITTLR.
Jijvombiir 10, moi:pd. J abator.
i . "
county to. ibo .foct that wo . .
j . - . .' . :
RFI ELD; '
""
. i i . -.'r . v...; :
MERCHANDISE.
PIANOS.
. , - , , ( ,
1
Octave Coupler.) i
-v . . .
UUUAIS,
HAMLIN'S ORGAN?, ni.d the
CASH, ON NOTES, or on the
'' '
and no oilier invonttnent of like
desiro to purchase or not.
IlYXlfJaK'tt M1JNIC TOKi:.
UsrtUnurous.
KoggsTownshiii Awoke
GREAT KXCITEMEXT AT "
THOMAS BEERS'S!
I7VIRYB0DY trying to gel th.r. Drat, for f.i
A j ai .ing erowoed .at tato th. wld.
II yon want good Sbo.ln. don,, ro ta n.r..
If yon want your Sleda irunedrlghi, goto Par...
11 yon want gooa Aim xrona, g. 10 If. .a.
If yon want your wagon ironed In Ih, bt
otyl. and workmanahln. (0 to Si...
liana, anaku th. b.at Stomn Mer4iin. In th.
State, and doe. all kind, of IILACKSMITIIING
aa one.p a. can b. don. In th, county for Caah
My Poit Office addreu la Clearfield, Pa.
THOMAS F.ESHS.
Bogga Tp., Dao. 1, lT-lf.
Cheap Furniture.
JOHN GUL1C1I- '
rvKBlRRS to Inform hia old friend. .J
J lsa.r., that having .nlarg.d hi. .hop ,bJ
Increa.ed hia farilitie, for nnulaeturlng, h. la
HVw k'v",,u w .. worurrruen rarnitur.
Rl. h. rl A . I rA n ...J I . 1 ,
J , evv,B " . .ii lUBH, ratM
for CASH. He generallj baa oa haoJ.at hU
KH.U..UIW a uvuii, -aristi oriu.nt or retkd
mm Am ttlMtHH, .w.g
BUREAUS AND SiPE-BOARDsi
W.rdroh.. anA nnnlr.raua, n... n . K .
vvnuv, oora. i'ar:or
Br..kfue .A ril.l.. v.....,.- 1 . . ' ' r,0r'
....n,u laoio.i Com.
mon.Frnch-po.t.OotugaJennr-Llnd and othoi
, joh. nf .11 li.3,, Work .tindZ
ll.t.rk Waah-aunda, RMk! "nd
Chair, .prlng-reat, can. -bottom, parlor. Mm
monaadoth.rCbatni Looking-OlM... .r.very
d.arrlption on handi and new glaaae. for old
mm.., nn win .e put in on Tory reaaonablr
termt on ehortcet notice. He alao keep, on band
or furnl.ho, to order, Corn huik, llalr and Cot-
lowivp in aiirea.ei.
CorriNS or Every Kind .
Mad. I order, and funeral, attended with
Uoar.e wh.n.v.r dealred.
All th. abov. and many other artlelef nr. fur
ai.h.d to en.tom.ra okeap for Caan or oachanged
for approved Mnatry produce. Cb.rry. M.pl.,
Poplar, Linwood and otu.r Lumber tultabl. for
Cabinet work, taken In t lehanga for furnttur,
tr-Hemember th, ihop I, on M.rb.t .treet,
CLarfleld, Pa., and noarly oppo.lte th. '-Old Jaw
own.. . ..... JUUN 0CLICU
NoT.nb.rla, y
lil very Ntable.
' inn nnderaignod beg. leave to inform the pub
JL lie that ha ia now fully prepared to aocommo-
.ii i ii ine wayoi lurniauing lloraea, lluggiea,
Saddle, and Harne.., on th, .Uurle.t nqtioe aud
n maaoiui ble term,. RMi4.no. n Ucuat .tree
, .... KO. W. OKARHAKT.
'Tlearn.M. April 11,1867.
SAWS I SAWS I SAWS!
KIBTAR S CnoM OCT, Mil.!,, PRAO AKD
CIRCILAR SAWS.
Boyntou'a Lighta'mg Cross-cut Saw,
; ALSO, . , ,
PATKJIT PERFORATED A ELECTRIC SAW ."
' ' Por aale b
ootU.ro H. F. IHOI.KR A CO.
Attention, Lumbermen!
WT E are now mnnulaetnring onr IMP110VKD
STEEL. KOCKKX llKlVINO CANT.
HOOKS, anporlor to any olhir In u.e. V, have
alio in (fork a large qunntitv of 1'anlhock. luita.
bl. lor ratling purpnee., wbirh we aro .ullmg
euvn, lur m.u. AJWH.1 a It. riCAAnlJ.
C'lcarnelil, l a., March II,
A Notorious FactP
TilDKE ar, nor. poupl, troublwl with Lung
. lliecaee. In thia town thanany othorplao. o
iu alt. in me rital. tioe of the great cauF of
tl'ii. I., t h. un of an impure. rtiele of Coal, largely
miaed with sulphur. Now, why not avoid all
thle. and pnrv. rour live., 'by o.ing only
Humphrc)'. cMirated t'onl,' fre. from all
lanpuritivi.. OrT, tel rt the More, of Rlob.rd
Monop nnd Jam.. U.tiraha,n ona will ree.dr.
prompt atlontioa.
AMRA1IAM III' MP II RET.
Clearfield, November NO, 18(0 tf.
i. L. iitirr.Tin. ' n. annuita.
, . REIZENSTEIN Si BERLINER, .
(SuoreMori to D. Qani A Co.,)
aholeiate (lralure in
GEM'S' FUlMSimO (iMll)S,
tS, Llepetiard etrftft, between ('hurrh etre aod
Writ Hrtiatlwav, New York tity, jy.!t'7i
B.
F. STKKLING,
Manalarturer of
SADDLES A-HARNESS
CLKARFIILP, PA.
Work guaranteed to giro aati.faellon. Prior.
re,oaabl. . Hive me . oall. Hhop in Urah.m'a
Row, Market alrvot. " novill,?,.
1 SXEfllTfin' KOTIt'P.. Node I. her
J J h. given that hitt.ra leetamentnry having
bn granted to th. .nderaigned on tho ..tat. of
OOl'KRIiY 2II.I.IOX, de,-e.e.l, lata of llrady
towaahlp, Clearfield .ounty, Pennaylrania, all
pareon, todebtd lo ,atd valat. nr. renevted to
mik. Imraadiat. paym..t, and thop. having
alaim, againat th. earn, will prrwnt them duly
antbontioaWd for wtuen.nt,
IIKSRY IILLIOX, ,
i 11KKRY WKAVXR, I
5ovemh H, 1871. -nl Kaecutorf.
nApardayl Ag.nt. wanted t
V6v All .laaaaa of woehing poop!,,
TO
of either aal, ynang or old, make nor. money at
wnrk for aa In thir par. momanta, .r all the time,
th.n at anything .tea, P.rtlenlar, fra AUree.
0. Snaaoa A Co., fortland, Mala. anarTlyl
getrl5.
SIIAW HOUSE,
(Cor. of MarV.I A Front tre,) ,
CLliAHFIKLO, PA.
Tb.ii nalnoent llottl ii .ntir.fy n.,
l.t. In all It. ariuolntincnU. and oonrmiwt to
lb. Court lloum. A fr. Oninibiit run. to and
from th. Depot an Ih. arril and danartar. f
oh train. . . WiW.JS. if.p.V-MKS ia,
April 1(1, lrt.' 1'roprWtr.a,.
WASHINGTON HOUSE, '
, VT KKW WASHINGTON, PA.
Tbli B'W anil wrll furalrhfd htm.. Iiaa un
taken by th, nnipralfrnM. Ho fcl. oonfident of.
Iwdh abl. t. rnd.r ati.faclion to tbo.c who ma
favor biu with a oall.
May , 187J. fl. W. 1AYIH, rrotiT.
"liEVERE HOUSR,
i ' , DUKN81DK.PA.
lb. uburib.r having built a n.w Hot.1, with
all modern intprovami-titt, ii prepared to rao.lv.'
wli. Tb, table will bo .ut,,liod with tho M
ta Uie ni.rk.ti Hi. bar with tb. obooiccl liquor..
Quod .tabling attachf-d.
aprJ-'y A. 11. RCIIAErFEIt, Prop'r. '
THE ALLEGHENY HOTEL
MAHKET fir CLHAUnELD, Pa,
THIS largo and aommodiuai new hotel hmf
been opened for the aooommodatioD of tbo
public, where the prop rioter will be glad to meet
hie old frienda, and receive a fhare of poblie pat
ronege. By otrlot pereuual attentiou to the de
le iU of hit bailnr m, he bopff to bo able to reodni
ti.rHion to bil patrone. The TAH1.8 will
altraje le bountifully eapptied with tltobeat that
oaa bo procured ia the market, aod the DAK
will contain a full Hock of L1QLUK3, BE tit, Ao
Uood tublirs attacht d.
CA8ri.1t LKirOLDT,
Clearfield, March I, 18CK-1- proprietor.
YHElVIANSf0N HOljSE,
Coruerof fcecond and Market Street,
tl-KAHl lEI.n, PA.
rnnii old aid eommodtona Hotel haa.durloff
X the pait year, beea inlarjtcd to double Ha
former capacity for the entertainment of itran
gere mat foeetf. Tho whole building hai hoe a
Kfurniahed, and tha proprietor will rparo no
palm to render hia ucat totnfortablo whilo
itayidj with him.
r-Tbe Manilon Homo" Onolbue rant to
and from the Depot on the arrlral and departure
of e.cb train. JO 112 DOUUUEHIY,
aprfl 70 tf Proprlator.
ST. CHARLES HOTEL; ' : '
(Opporitr H. Ji, n,ot,) '
: C I K A H F I K la D, PKNN'A.
Tlio andertiffnod, haviog become 'priprlwU'ir
of lliii bouc, ii now ri-ad.v to entertain ft ran gun
and traveler, aod therefore rullclta eojourticre to
give hin a oall. II in 1Mb will he tup plied with
the beat the market aflordi, and hia Bar will eoti
taio the oboioeat uf wint-e nnd limt a. Eitcniiie
tabling ie'atlached. C'harM mnderaie.
Janlftrl " JA.MKH MrLAUtillMX.
WEST ERN HOT eT
Oppoait. th. Court Tlouw.
CLEARFIELD, PESN'A.
Aooouamodatloua firat-vlaat and charge, mod.rota.
.t ' JOHN.P. YOUSO, Pr.prt.tor. '
JOSTOIR HOUSE,
Oppoall. Ih. Conrt Booae.
LOCK HA VEX, PL.NN'A.
JeU'71
HAlf KAI. t KROll, Prop',.
B
IIOt'KKKIIOri' HOUItli,
BFLLEKOSTK, PA., . .
I). JOH.NHTOX A S0N3,
' rropriotwra.
ol2i7I
RAILROAD. IIOUSK,
Main ftrt-ct, '
rfllMI'SHCRO, I'KNNM.
The onderetfrni'd keepi eonsUntly u hand t
bet of Liquor. Jin tattle U aianye upplibd
with the beet itit market afl'rl. The trivveiing
public will do well to five him a cell
aovl,'65. llOUKltT l.LUVD.
SUSQUKUANXA HOUSE,
CliHWKNSVlI.LE,
Clcai DvId county, l'cnn a.
Thlf old and wiU iUMifl.nl Hotel, beautifully
Ituated on the banki of tb Sumfuobanna, in tha
bo row ft t'rweTMw. 1ns lieen . t-w
ttuui ol yium ii? tlie UDiUrngui-d. It hue been
entirely rvlltted, and I now open to the polillo
groerally and the traveling commonity In par
ticular. No peine will be ipared to reuder guoata
eooifortable while tarrying at this hoiue. Ample
Stabling room for the accommodation of leatui.
Cbargee modrrati.
Bept.2ft, 1 if. . ELI I1LOOM.
00t5 nil lM.
TOOT AND8IIOK MAKING.
JL
1HILIP WBAVEIt, oa Ueiket Hroot, In
tFbaw'a Row, Clearfield, Pa., bee jt received
a loo lot of French Calf thine and Klpa, tho
beat la tho market, and la now preparvd to man
ataeture orarything In hia itae. Ua will war
rant hia work lo be ai represented.
The ottiiene of Clearfield and vicinity aro
reepeetfnlly invited to give aim a oall.
Work done at r-hort notice. 9:1172 .
EDWARD MACK,
Cob. MARKET A 3d Si.. CLEARFIELD, Pa.
rpUB propriitor hat entered Into the BOOT
J. 8U0K baainen at the above at and, and
U determined not Lo be outdone either In Qual
ity or prion for bin work. Special attest U-
will be paid to manufacturtbg flowed work. II a
hat on hand a larva let of Breach Kip an A
Calf 6kine, of th Tory boat aoeliij. The eiil-
tena of Clearfield and vicinity are reapoctfally
inviiea to give mm a trial, ao enargeior can a.
BOTH,' t-tf
JSAAC JOHNSON k SONS,
1 Hannfaotnreri and Dealert In
Boots nnd M Ii o e m I
T.adloa', Miaaea'and ChiUrcn'i On it erf,
Men'a, Boyi' and Womrn'a I1tavy Booti, and
ilrogans Ao.t Ae.
fyr,r and ehop on Second itreet, nearly op pa
lite I1. F. Bifcler A Co.'i hardware atoro, .
Fob. J8. 1.21 CLEARFIELD, PA.
'tlsrcltanroui.
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OUSE AND LOT FOR SAL13I
Tlie nou ami Lot on the corner of Mar
ket and FiHh eirwetR, ClearllcM, F., it faf aal.
f be lot ooatami Bar)y in acre of grout-d. Tha
homo ta a large dotil-lo fnune, oontaiotng aln
room. For trrms and other information apply
to the anbeorlbcr, at tbe Post Office.
novla .. r. A. OAI LIN.
D. J. CROWELL
Afaaafaetum of tho D. II. Dall Dolling Mac bin
. . aud tb
; BIDE-Cl'T 61UNOLB WACUINK,
to out from IS iu .Jo incbec, aud liorard ooder
.terat'e uteiit, .Tolnler!. Ir;ttT ?iw Mnrbinoa
and General Milt Work, inni'trahoninr, Camr
ounniv, i
Rciiairng rf Machiaea and. cooeral Can torn
Wotk dont to order, . angUj
Clearfield Nursery. :
EXCOUUAGBUOilK I-NDLSTlir. 'SwW
'pHB naderalgned, having aaubli.bed a Nui
X a.ry on tho 'Pike, about halfway between
ClearBeld and Cufwen.vllle, i prcrmed lo fur
nlah allklnda.f PRU1T TRKKA, (.i.dard.nd
dwarf,) Krergro.na, IShruhhery, Ur.pa Via.,,
Uoo.eberrl.a, Lawti,n RlaekKarry, Strawberry,
and Raab.rry Via... AIo, Kiherlan Crab Traaa,
Quince, and early aeirlet I ho'.ib, 4e. Order,
promptly nttonded to. Addrr.a,
J. I. WRIOHT. .
aepJO j.y Cnrwenavlll,, P.
Miss E. A. P. Rynder,
ao.av ton
Chiek.rlng'a, Stainway'i and Knrer.nn', IMno,
Hmlth'a, Ma.on A ll.mlin'a and Peloubet'a
Organ, and M.Ioileon,, and Orov.r Ai
Baker', Hawing Maobima,
a Leo T.Acaaa
Piano, flultnr, Organ, Harmony and Vital Mn.
,1. No pupil taken for Ir.e than half a torn.
M-Roomr eppo.lt (lulleh'a Purnllnr. Svorw.
(.learn. Id. May , 18H,.f.
Lime for , Sale I ,
TtlK undor.lrne.l, reildlng near tb, depot ha
mad. eooipl.t. arrangenieuta with l.im.
Humeri iwl of in. mountain, whereby be la .aa.
bll U kwp con.tautly on hand a l.r;. quantity
rUKELIMKI
which h. off.ra to farmer, and, builder, at trifl.
abov. ooat Tboe. in nwd of tha artiel. wuuU 4
wall lo gtv. me a fall, or addreM by Liter, be.
for. negotiating thwlr Hra.. -
URO. c. PAfVMORt. .
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