THE KEPUBLICANL
CLtfABFIELD, PA. ;
' WfiDTiKSDAT M0KN1NO, JAN. , 1873.
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REliltilOUM NOTICi:.
MothodHtr.pldfopml Churrh Rot. A. !.
Yoccm, pMtor. Publio Sorrioa er.ry 6bbth
nt 10 A. M.( and 74 P. M.
flabbMli B"h"l at 0 A. M.
Prayer Meeting every Thon-day. t T P. M.
Communion florvlo. first Sabbath of every
month, at lui A. M.
l Adrm-'a Church KnUeopaU-nor.
Ononaa Ha Mm Public Hervio Sunday morn in
at 10 o'trliM-k, and at T r. nunaay ocnooiai
I P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednesday atenlni
.at T o'clock.
Preabyterlan ChnrchRcT. H. 8. Ri'TLkr.
wpreaoliing on the Lord ! day at 10 and 7i
o'olock.
Ban day Fehool at S p. m.
. 1'rayer Meeting oa Wednesday at 7 p. Ta.
Pastor' Bible Clam on Hahirday at 7 p. m.
8t. Krancln' lhurch ruthollc Rar. T.
"X MrMANt'i. Maai at 1U o'olock A. M.,on the
second and fourth Sunday! of each month.
Lutlierau Churrh. Her. A J, HaRTdoeit
Treaehlns; erery Pahhath, morning and areoing.
'Rabbath .School at 9 a. m. Prayer mealing erery
Wedneday evening.
A COmpleto lint Of all the borough
and townihip o (Boors, for 1S73, will be found in
this issue.
Appointed. James Miloa wan an-
pointod Con e( able fur llrady township, by the
CoorJakJH thj(t roera of John Januson,
resigned. , ' '' ' ' t 'm t
' Changed. Tho citieei. of Coving
ton townihip took a rote at the late municipal
election tipon tho question of changing their place
of holding elections. The school house In Mul
aonburg whs unanimously agreed upon.
Masonic William M. McOullough,
Esq,., of Clearfiold, has been reappointed L in riot
Peputy Grand Master for the 1 ttb Maionio dis
trict, composed of the counties of Clearfield, Cen
tre and Clinton.
The fire fiend pnid HolIiJuysburg a
visit on Saturday a week. Wa regret to learn
lhat among the property destroyed was th.it of
the Standard office, lint it will not be long until
Mr. Traugh will be himself again.
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Next Monday is the day fixed by
Jaw for making the borough and township settle
mcnts. The Auditors most meet on that day, in
order to make the settlement legal, but if nobody
is ready to settle, they can adjourn to the next
week, or next month, or next harvest. Their ad
journment from time to time most be recorded on
their books.
The Fish Question. Elsewlioro
will be found the veto of the Governor, bearing
upon this question. The message eon tains aome
important facts, but in the main is rather captious
for a sage State document. The residents along
thebauki of the Delaware, Juniata and Susqne
banna, especially those on thclatterabop Colum
bia, will not tea thinga through the same glass
bU Excellency viewed them.
New Justices. Those person elect
rod to the office of Justice of the Peace In the tev
,ral boroughs and .townships of Clearfield oounty,
,at the late municipal election, are required under
the Act of Assembly regulating that question, to
.notify.Lhe Prothenotary, Aaron C. Tato, Esq., in
.writing,. irithin thirty days aftor theoleetion, that
they intend to lift their commissions. Those ne
glecting to give this notice will of course not be
.commissioned, and will therefore eause a vacancy
which caonot be filled until next December.
Boggs Township Poverty. We of-
'tea hear people descant about the poor, barren
hills of Boggs. Such are the surface indications
ef a large portion of the township. Hut its real
wealth la just beginning to be developed, and It
i will yet provo to be one of the richest in the
.county. An instance t Mr. Jonas II. Peters in
forms us that ha has delivered at the railroad
2,000 tuns of fire etay during the past year. The
royalty is worth twenty cents per tun. 1 he mining
for this amount of clay docs not extend la area
. over katf an acre, thus making one single acre
worth $000. Beside this, he realiiea 12.24 per
ton for mining and hauling to the railroad. There
Is therefore really a fortune in fifty acres of this
land for its royalty, and another for working It.
Suicide. A boy about 15 years old,
named Kyaer, who had boon living since October
with Mr. Cardon, who resides a short distance
above town, took a notion to hang himself on Fri
day afternoon. Mr. Cardon, npon his return
home in the evening, inquired for the boy, his
wifs replying that she supposed be had gone with
him after dinner. Upon repairing to the barn to
feed bil horses, he found the lad suspended by
rope, one end tied to a beam and the other around
his neck, stiff and cold, lie at once oaioe to town
"in search of the Coroner, but he being absent,
Esquire Howe proceeded to hold an -inquest, which
rendered a verdict In accordance with the above
facts. Mr. Cardon took charge of the body, had
It properly shrouded and coffined and proceoeded
with it to B rook rf lie, where we understand the
boy's parents reside. The boy gave no reason for
this wicked act, and none can be eonjeo tared an
less it was ungovernable temper.
Melancholy Accident. Tho Oaco-
la RtUU, of the 16th, rays : A two year old
child of Stephen A. Kephart, who lives at the
Moibennon Land and Lumber Co. 'a bill mill,
three-quarters of a mile up tho Monhannon rail
road, during the temporary ahst-hc of it mother,
Tuesday evening, 7th Inst., took a ooal oil lamp
which It had gotten hold of in tome way or ol her,
to the fire, turned it upside down, when the oil
running from it ignited and set fire to its oiotblng.
Its screams attracted the noighbors, but all too
late te be of much service. All that remained of
its ektbing when first discovered was a portion of
the band of the dross, charred to a ooal. Ita lit
tle body was shrivelled to a crlnp. As toon as It
ai possible for him to get there, Dr. Dlandy was
Id attendance, but its recovery was beyond the
skill of man. Panaceas were applied to relieve
its agony until It would Mcak Its being out," and
it lingered -until the neat day, whan duath eatne
.to 1U relief.
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Xeituer do we Care." Somo one
about onr office, it teems by tho last Journal, has
riled the dignified "cuss" who presides over that
fWurt journal of etiquette. Wa art Innocent,
and would have remained so, had we not noticed
''to everybody" in their last lane. The business
arrangement complained of was not ewryooJjf'i
business. We were the party to apply to under
theeipeumetanoea, In the absence of Mr, Gregory.
We had informed him bat one copy of the pro
eeeaiagj yai.ail that was necessary. This appeal
"to everybody" by a party training "in the ad
uaca line" of etiquette, rather takes us down.
We lurrender.
The editor of the Journnl sari: "We are not
flsying second fiddle to anybody." No, but you
ire played the fool In first rat style, In this In
tone, which to our mind Is far more ridiculous.
And just like other people who are constantly try
's I to got ont of their proper sphere, you have
firea yourself a first rata notice for an "advance
liQfiit." A few more such strides in etiquette,
! yu will "bunt," like the toad in the fable,
ca It attempted to swell Itnelf to the site of
ox.
Bio Timber PuRCHAsrs. Messrs.
Bridgcns, William II. Moore, William B.
l'""kaddon, A. C. Noyes, K. C. McClure and
mnk Hays, of this oounty, hare purchased of
,0' Wlltar MtAt twn lli......n,l tA kiimlnJ
JJj acres of timber land, situated en the
Ttree Rons, Keating township, a portion of the
atendinf Into Clearfield. The first four
lMltd rwhaed four-flnhi, and Mntrfl. McClure
"J lUy other fifth. The traot Is estimated
oa U front fifteen to twenty mil hoe feet of
end oak. One tbonrand neree are taid to be
1 Me and naUrhld with largo quantities of
"inous anal, Keflhaui Teln. TttU timber
U fnreni.utly located iu but about
iles from the ftusqurhannuv The -amount
r ff" M was l07,0Oi-n),,, mntl.
Court. The January Term of our
court was a busy one, and remained In sossion un
til three o'olock on Hat unlay afternoon, when an
adjournment took plaoo nutll Mouday, fof the
purpose of taking up road mat tors and other un
finished butinese. Busy as the court was, but few
civil onuses were tried, but then waa a large sur
plus of very dirty, low Commonwealth oaaea, two
thirds of which should have been settled in the
neighborhoods where the cases originated. Not
a tingle ease rose to the dignity of a Penitentiary
ofiWe, Walker Veddcrt and Abe Brcnoman
were each sentenced, to the county prison for tlx
months fur potty larceny. They will have the
distinguished honor of taking the first room in
the new prison. Tho uivU oausei tried worn: ''
Philip 11 u nar J vt. The County National Bauk
of Clearfield. Case on promisee. Jury flud fur
Plaintiff in tho sum uf $2,000.
June Whill vt. J. W. Ha let and Jacob B. Culp.
Kjoetment. Plea nut guilty. Judgment entered
in favor of the plaintiff for the premises described
in the writ, and for the turn of two hundred and
fifty dollars, mesne profits, payable June 1, 1873,
which sum It liquidated and fixed by consent with
value of the timber, under order of this court,
dissolving writ of estrepmsnt for which bond
was filed January 0, 1800, in tho sum of ,100,
slay of execution until June 1, 1871.
Samuel Widcroiro vs. William Bennett. Appeal
by defendant. Plea not guilty with leave to alter
and amend. Verdict for defendant.
Burnslde School Diitrict vs. William C. Irvln.
Tresspass on the oaae on promises. Plea non as
sumpsit and judgment. Verdict for defendant.
Frederick Shields vt. Win. J. Long. Case on
promises. Plea non assumpsit with leavo, Ac.
Verdict for plaintiff in the sum of 125.
The net of the civil casea on the list were either
continued or settled.
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Great Loss. Tho rise in the river
and Clearfield creek, last wcok, resulted In great
damage to cvery1ody. Not only has a largo quan
tity of lumber gono adrift, but farmers along the
banks of the streams have lost their fences, and
two river bridges, the one at Iloyt's mills and the
new one, erected le tbao two ycari ago, across
the rti at Bloom't and llile's, about midway
between Curwcntville and Lumber City, have
boon swept away.
Later news Is to the effect that the bridge over
the river at McGee'i mill has also been swept
away, and the Curwensville bridge has been very
seriously injured. In fact, every bridge on the
river hat sustalucd injury.
The flood does not teem to have done much In
Jury below, except at Lock Haven. The loe gorge
at one time extended from Linden to Queen's Run
dam, which caused an overflow at the former plaoc,
and with the assistance of Bald Eagle creek
drenohed the lower end of the eity completely.
A goneral lumbermen's mooting was held in this
plaoo on Monday, to take aome action in rotation
to the largo amount of timber now adrift. After
some preliminary proceedings, Messrs. James
Mitchell, E. A. Bigler, John W. Wright, Jr., C.
W. Smith and W. D, Irvln were appointed a com
mittee to proceed along the river, as far as Lock
Haven, and look up and occurs all tho drift lum
ber possible.
Municipal Officers Below will
be found a complete list of the names of all the
borough and township officers elected In Clearfield
county on the 27th day of December last i
BtiCCARU Constable, Jack. Kinhead; Schoool
Directors, S. C. Patch en, Joieph Fry; Supervi
sors, Jno. Lightner, Jackson Kinkeadf Overseers,
Fred, gooff, John W. Wright; Judge, George W.
Dottsj Inspectors, S. 11. Hindmao, J. W. Smith f
Treasurer, George W. Caldwell; Auditor, John G.
Glasgow; Clerk, William Dot's.
Bill Constable, J. T. Herly; School Direct
ors, Clinton Thompson, Wm. Mehaffey; Supervi
sors, Fred. Rupert, George McCt Mkcn ; Overseers,
Clinton Thompson, John H. Breth; Judge, Iima
Hester; Inspector, Thorn ai C. Lee, David Me-
Cracken; Treasurer, Henry Breth, Jr.; Auditor,
James A. Campbell.
Blooh Constable, Cyrus A. Woods; School
Directors, John Smith, John Clary ; Supervisors,
Henry Reams, Henry Biekle; Overseers, Zach,
Bailoy, Jacob Zilliox; Judge, C. M. Ooff ; Inspec
tors, Frank MeBrido, Lewis Woods; Treasurer,
A. S. Holdenj Auditor, Jacob Zilliox.
Bonos Constable, Jamet H. Waplej School
DirMUw. . II. Trr, K. 11, Ptrf ePrvt-
sort, John Coulter, David Dimling; Orerseers, J.
H. Turner, George Hess; Judge, George G. Mer
rill ; Iuipeoton, Harris Siacal, Jno. Blair; Treat'
urcr, J. H. Turner; Auditor, Isaac Hopkins;
Clork, P. B. Miller.
BnAiironn Constable, J. D. Thomas; School
Directors, Joshua G ramus, E. U. Williamt ( Bupor-
ritors, William Powell, Henry Bumbargcr j Over
seers, David Dale, John A. Woolridge; Judge,
Kills Pearoej Inspectors, John SMrey, John An
tot; Treasurer, Jacob Fcarcej Auditor, Daniel
Stewart.
BnAtiT Constable, Jamet Milet; Bobool Di
rector!, Johnnton Hamilton, Eli Harmon; Super
visors, John Nobler, Christ, Uurtiklt; Overseers,
Joseph Soyler, O. M. Thompson; Judge, M. H.
Luther; Inspectors, Fred. Oswalt, J. M. Carlile;
Treasurer, David Beam; Auditor, Christ. Kerb;
Clerk, J. W. Corp.
BraxaibK Justice, William J. Nugent; Con
stable, David Mehaffey; School Directors, D. H.
Davit, J. C. Mitchell; Supervisors, Benj. MeKee,
J. A. By or, Thomat Thompson, Robert Connor;
Orerseert, Wm. Hewitt, J. 8 Fry; Judge, John
Rorabaugh; Inspectors, Jamet Somervillc, 0. J.
Sinecd; Treasurer, J.C.Connor; Auditor, J. M.
Kiddle.
CnatT Con stable, Samuel Williamt) School
Directors, Jacob A. Breth, I. N. Rainey ; Super
visors, Austin Curry, Wilson Wood, L. Klllian,
Jamet MoCune; Overseers, Jacob Breth, J. P.
Fry; Judge, John Addletuao; Inspectors, G. To-
tor, K. Hiltebrand ; Treasurer, Lawrence Klllian
Auditor, Jona. Woatorer; Clerk, E. B. Clem ion.
Covisqtoji Justice, John Pieard; Constable,
Charles Brown; School Directors, Emil Mignot,
Daniel Mauror; Supervisors, Anthony Gctte,
Lewis Lcig'-y; Ovorsecrt, F. F. Valimont, L. M
Coudrlet; Judge, Stephen Rousaey; Inspectors,
John Rougeitx, Jr., Felix Picard; Treasurer,
Christopher Brown; Auditor, John J. Pieard;
Clerk, V oat hers and Gaitoe, tie.
('LSAnriRi.o Justice, William Porter; Consta
ble, John McClellan ; High Constable, John Kot
tlebergor; Orerseort, J. C. Whitehill, Jat. W rig
Icy; Judge, John C. Reed; Inspectors, Jamet P.
Burohfiold, A. W. Graham j Treasurer, A. W. Lee;
Auditor, Reuben MoPhorson; Town Council, W.
R. McPberson, Walter Barrett, Wm. M. MoCul-
lough, J. A. r 4 uit, John M. A4tnp, A. I. Bhiw j
Burgess, Aaron C. Tate.
Ci'Hwixfivn.LK Justice, William Bard; Coo-
stable, 11. C. Miller j School Directors, S.J. Gates,
Zach. MoNaul; Supervisor, J. F. Harley, David
I'll mer; Orerseert, Josiah Evans, Tho. Kailor;
Judge, J. E. Kratxerj Inspectors, Wm. J. Bard,
G. B. Hoover; Treasurer, John Irvln; Auditors,
William C. Arnold, William B. Alexander; Bur
gets, E. A. Irvln ; Town Council, Edw. Goodwin,
E. B. Patton.
DftCATta Justice, Jacob Mock ; Constable, A.
Daughman; School Directors, Jesse Goss, E. O.
0 ear hart j Supervisors, Da id Uoss, Jno. Hughes ;
Orerseert, Joseph Gest, Jno. L. Gtjuharl; Judge,
John Hughot; Inspectors, G. W. Kephart, An
drew Gearbart; Treasurer, Richard Hughes; Au
ditor, Moses Owent; Clerk, Silas Reese.
Fr.Rnnsoji Justice, George Straw; Constable,
Emery Owens; School Directors, Wm. H. Smith,
David Read; Supervisors, John N. llile, Abner
(Jlennj Overseers, George Straw, Joseph Straw;
Judge, John A. U"wJcs Inspectors, E.D.Shaffer,
John Henry; Treasurer, C. J, Shoff; Auditor, W.
H. Newcomer; Clerk, John T. Straw
GiaAnn Costnble, Fred. Jordan; Softool Di
rectors, J. f raith, O. Swan, Alex. Murray; Super
visor, J. R. Carr, F. F. Hugrney; Overseers, C.
Mignot, Alex. Murray; Judge, A. L. Hoover;
Inspectors, William Murray, Dan'l Krite; Treas
urer, C. Mignot; Auditor, Thos. Leonard) Clerk,
F. MlgooU
Goana Justice, H. H. Morrow ; Constable, A.
II. Sbfrey ; School Directors, ft. K Tlegal, A. II.
Shaw; Supervisors, U. B. Love, W. A. Nelson;
Overseers, J. A, L. P legal, Daniel Shunkwiler;
J'ldgo, W, L. Shaw Inspectors, W, J', Shaw, H.
U. Murrow; Tieaurer, John Sankey) Auditor,
4. B.Sbaw.
Oraiam Justice, John W. Turner ; Con stable,
Jacob 0. Pace School Directors, Benl. S pack man,
W. R.Bhiahmel; Supervisors, A. W. llooer, John
Ssnaal ; Qvareearf, B. D. Schoonovor, Henry Ham
lin Judge, Jphq Lytle; nspeotort, A. J. HuLler,
Peter Keppla; Treasurer, John W, Turner; Au
ditor, W. W. Hoover ; Clerk, Levi Hubler.
Guucu Justloe, John S. HoKlernan; Conata-
bit, A. Mulholien School Directors, H. A I lem an,
John Byer) Supervisors, A. Frederick, O.Miller;
Overseers, J. K. Thompson, Wm. Scott; Judge,
W. L. David; Inspectors, D. W. Smith, W. A.
Whltesidei; Treasurer, James P. Fly on; Auditor,
T. T. fc tiles.
HouTiiui.i Constable. Luke Alley; School
Directors, James Lynough, Darid Askey; Over
seers, Patrick Finney, George Charloton; Judge,
J. L. Shaw; Inspectors, A. B, Cupplet, Philip
O'Roukej Treaiurer, John Downey j Town Coun
cil, Philip Hartman, John O'Donnell; Clerk, R.
Butler; Burgots, Florence O'Leary.
Hl'htom Constable, 11. W. Brown; Bobool Di
rectors, L. Bird, W. D. Woodward; Supervisors,
Charles Brown, U.Woodward; Oversoers, Theo
dore Hoyt, David Horning) Judge, E. D. Patter
ton; Inspector!, Warren Lamb, Albert Newell;
Treasurer, Cbarlea Robacker; Auditor, L. Bird;
Clerk, Henry W. Brown.
JoaD an Constable, Sylvester Weimar; School
Directors, A. W.Young, Reuben Straw; Supervi
sors, Robert Red, Esra Algiers; Overseers, John
Williams, Thomat Strong; Judge, S. P. Straw;
Inspectors, John MoCraoken, Jas. MoNoal; Treas
urer, B. F. Swan; Auditor, D. W.Wise j Clerk,
A. W, Young.
KAftTMAir Constable, Thomat White; School
Directors, George Ueokeodoru, Thomat White;
Supervisors, Joseph Rupley, Jamea Ranch ; Over
seers, J. W. Potter, Isaac C. McCloakey; Judge,
Cbarlea Schnarrs; Inspectors, CM. Hertline, H.
L. Belter; Treasurer, R.J. Gilliland; Auditor, F.
F. Couteret; Clerk, Joseph Gilliland.
Knox Constable, A. L. Hlokok; Bobool Di
rectors, U. V. Rowles, Deuten Buman; Supervi
sors, J. T. MoCrackon, ltaao McKoe; Oreraeert,
P. A. Row Irs, C, Baker; Judge, J. M. Bloom;
Inspectors, J. W. McOullough, P. Meyij Treas
urer, Jthm Vjf Auditor, Lwli Krbrdt Olerk,
11. J. Sloppy.
LawiBXca Constable, Taylor Row let) School
Dlreotors, Abraham Ogden, W. 8. Read; Super
visors, Jamet Brown, John R. Parkt, Abraham
Ogdcn, Nathaniel Rlshel; Overseers, W. A. Road,
MoYrii Wallace; Judge, J. R.. Road ; Inspectors,
D. E. Bloom, Martin Owens; Treasurer, Oscar B.
Mcrrell; Auditor, A. U. Shawj Clerk, William
Spackman.
Luhkrr Cirr Justice, W, M. Henry; Consta
ble, Jamet U. Hi le; High Constable, P. 8 1 ford;
School Directors, G. H. Lytle, J. P. llile ; Super
visors, Thomat Kirk, Anthony llile, R. C. Ham
ilton; Orerseert, W. B. Ferguson, D. W. llile;
Judge, J. B. Ferguson; Inspectors, A. V. Worts,
A.M. Kirk) Treasurer, D. L. Ferguaon; Auditor,
J. M. Rost; Burgess, L. W. llile; Council, Isaac
Kirk, W. T. Moore, D. C. Smith, J. U. Potter,
David Kirk.
Mohris Constable, Jamet M. Dillon; School
Directors, Piter Moyer, George Ardery, Milet
Pcltcn; Supervisors, William Deviney, C. Uartle;
Overseers, George Sternkarchner, John Taylor;
Judge, Jerry Hoover; Inspector, F. II. Jonee;
Treasurer, Jamet L. Stewart; Auditor, J. Beam
Clerk, A. V. Dougherty.
Kkw WasniKurox Constable, MebaftVy;
School Directors, R. Neiman, Nathan Palmer, A.
D. Bennett; Overaccra, John Shoff, C. Estricher
Judge, Nathan Palmer; Inspectors, Henry Neff,
Jr., Jacob Neff; Treasurer, John Redder; Bur
gers, C. Estriuker ; Council, J. 11. Neff, J. Innes,
Fred. Zimmerman, J. R. McMurray, J. P. Fealn
0bccoi.a Justice, Emmet Bayer; Constable,
Abram Kephart; High Constable, George A tile-
bargert School Directors, A. J. Cyphers, R. T,
Bailey j Oreraeert, U. T. Boalivh, J. 11. Friday;
Judge, W.L. Wells) Inspectors, David Hamil
ton, Pat Dunn; Treaiurer, J. A. BlaUenUcr,gv )
Auditor, T. C. Helms; Burgtss, L. 8. Isaett;
Council, A. V. Carpenter, J. B. Warren, T. R.
Blandy, K- B. Hartman, Adam Kephart.
Plan Constable, J, Rost Bloom; School Di
rectors, Forrester Bloom, Robert Owent, L. Mc
Clure ; Supervisors, Moats Wise, Nathan Fare
well, 2. L. Hartfthoru; Over", Abram Bailey,
Rich. Freeman; Judge, John Norris; Inspectors,
M. L. C. Evans, F. B. Caldwell; Treaiurer, Henry
Hilej Auditor, John Porter; Clerk, Amos Bloom
Ptxit Constable, M. Stugart, W. A. Moore,
(tie rote); School Directors, Orler Bell, Jestc
Kcrter Supervisors, Geo. C. Paeesaort, John W.
Kafferty, Wm. Wall; Judge, R. M. Hoover; In
spoctort, M. M. Flynn, M. B. Spenoer ; Treasurer,
J.k ViTmmf Auditor, John Pentsj Clerk, John
B. Raffcrty.
V5wn Constable, 8. M. Baity; School Direc
tors, Jamet II any, Henry Whitehead; Supervi
sors, Mat ban Lines, L. R. Dressier, Simon Painter;
Overseen, Geo. Clowscr, J. H. Urn baker, Simon
Wclty ; Judge, L. R. Dressier; Inspectors, Henry
Stagner, Samuel J. Gelnett. Treasurer, D, E.
Brubaker, Auditor, John Dressier; Clork, J. W.
Clowter.
Woodward Justice, Wm. Luther; Con t table,
II. II. Miller; School Directors,' Jamet Cornety,
John D. Alexander) Supervisors, E. Alexander,
Jat. Philips j Overseers, G. B. Alexander, il. II
Baugbraan; Judge, Samuel Henderson; Inspec
tors, W. Henderson, L. A. Warren ; Treasurer,
John M. Chase; Auditor, Thomaa Jlcoderson;
Clerk, Joseph Alexander.
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A Man on Fire. The Williainsport
uuiitnn eays :
Early Saturday evening, we am Informed, a
man named Sowers, from Newberry, drove up in
front of Mr. Raitvtter's saloon, on Willow street.
Leaving hit horse, he entered the saloon, where,
from the strong smell of kerosene, those present
discovered that his clothes were saturated with
oil. A few momenta after, be stepped to one end
of tho bar, took a match from the safe, and at
be wat about to light his pipe, wat cautioned by
Dr. Gochrig to be careful, as hit clothet might
suddenly take fire. No heed was taken to the ad
vice, and Mr. 8. proceeded to strike the match by
rubbing it upon his pants. No sooner wat it Ig
nited than he wat enveloped in a sheet of flume,
that shot far above bit head. The pipe wat In.
stantly dropped, and at the man moved toward
the door, U was like tho move of a solid volume
of fire, the body of Mr. S. being hardly discerni
ble. When he arrived opposite the centre of tho
bar, he tore off bit coat by a sudden jerk, and
threw It upon tho floor. Then ft an tie and wild
he rushed from the saloon Into tho vacant lot on
the Market street tide, plunging Into a snow bauk,
where laid upon bit side. By this time n gentle
man who waa In the saloon at the time of the oe
ourrcneo, seised him and hold him firmly on tho
snow, whilst another threw over him a eoat to
smother the flames. Upon removing tuo eoat, It
wat ascertained that the pants were burned off,
but the lining wat still there, the oil not having
nenntratad lw"'l .IW TkU 4i.tU
savod his life. Tho lining was ttill on firo, and
at they were again about to wrap falui, he made a
disparate attempt to escape, and It was only by
force of lu u sole that he wis held until the fire wat
entirely extinguished. Had be at that time es
caped from the clutches of those who were strug
gling to tare his life, he would surely have been
burned to death. We are told that hit whiskert
and hair were burned off, and hit haudi severely
blistered at the time he threw off bit coat. After
the occurrence be stated that in carrying a can of
oil, he slipped, spilling tho contents of the ean
upon hit clothes. Mr. S. may consider himself a
lucky man, for in nine cases out uf ten, under
similar circumstances, death It tho inevitable re
sult. At to the full extent of lujurlo in this case
we have no direct information. People are toe
careless in the handling of this dangnrout fluid,
and the only won dor it that more aooldrntt do ut
eoour.
Entertainment. The pupil of
Misa II. O. Swan's Uultci Bonooi win give an en.
tertatnment In tho Court House, on Friday even
ing, January 81st, 187S, to consist of Pantomimes,
Tableaux, Vocal and Instrumental Musio, Ac, Ac.
Prof, Packard, of Birmingham Seminary, will as.
ist in the rendering of "Laila," and the Clearfield
Orchestra Will nlso be preseut and render able
esslstanoe. The entertainment will undoubtedly
be a rich treat to our eltiient, and wa hope a full
house will greet the young ladlet on the occasion.
An admission fee of 2ft cents will be charged, for
the purpote or defraying the necessary expenses)
and wa understand that If toy surplus remains
after the expenses are liquidated, it will be appro
priated toward the establishing of a public ll'jrary
ip this plaoo. Certaiuly, a very worthy oNject,
which alone should Induct our cllltent to patron
lie the entcrtnlnment.
II. Bridge, MerebMt Tailor, Clearfield, Pa., ad
Ttrtiet."fbe Domestie" tycwini Machine in this
wk'tptfffr
Bennett's Branch Railroad. We
learn from Mr. John Kane, railroad contractor,
who wat visiting here the past week, that the work
on Bennett's Branch Railroad U being rapidly
pushed on notwithstanding tho cold winter wea
ther. Ho estimates that there are at present fully
fire tli out and men at work on this road, and pre
dicts that tho track will be laid from the Allegheny
side to the town of Brookvllle, Jofferton oounty,
by the 1st of April next. The contracts taken by
Metsrt. Kane Bros. A Co., on sections U, 14, 76,
7ft. 106 and 100 havo been fullv oarrlod out, and
thoy are now working on sections 2o, 2d, 27, 20,
u, 41, 42 and 43, wuion they expect toPntsneany
in the spring. This railroad will l e 109 miles in
length, and wilt conncot with the Philadelphia A
Erie railrond at Driftwood, a station 28 miles
above ltenovo. It is stated that the work done
to lar on lie nue It's Branch it considered by ex
perienced railroad euLluoert to be the bust lu the
Stute, Umv9q tlectrrf. ,
LihL of luttvrfl rcmulning unclttimod
In the Post office at Clearfield, for the week ending
January Joth, 1873:; r' ' ' i . 5
Brady, Ihoraaa. Moore, James W.
Brown, John. Pent a, Edward
Babooek, Benjamin. Pevar, W. T.
Deford John, i i Robinson, Josephine.
Kby, J. ' ' Rosenbower, Christian.
Feath, J. P. Rily, Luke,
Geigor "Isaac. Roaster, C. 8. (4)
Hatch, llilldanut. Reese, C.
Larkin, Jamea. Star, Peter. i
Martin. Wm. Wilsen, W. M. - 7
McGottlgnn, Hugh. Weber, Catharine.
P. A. GAUL1N, P..M.
District Treasurers. Thoro is
likely to be some misunderstanding between parr
ties, caused by the election of District Treasurers.
As soon as they are properly qualified, no one else
can legally draw either road or school funds out
of the County Treasury, The new Treasurers su
persede tho old School Treasurers and Supervisors
as reoeivers of th ptiMU fo4. ifc I nl
cert can legally jwy oar money until .their time
expires.
Officers. At the meeting of tho
Agricultural Society during court week, the fol
lowing offlcen wore eleotod for the ensuing year I
President Ellis Irwin.
Vice PresidentsA. M. Hills, J. D. Thompson.
Treasurer R. II. Ml'herson.
Secretary James Wriglcy.
Executive Committee Nathaniel Rlshel, E. K.
Shirey, Erastua Luther, S. B. Jordan, R. Bloom.
Local Option flanked 'tis rumored that city
drugg'" are forwarding large quantities of "pep
permint drops" to Clearfield, put up In pttckel
editions, for Ibetr "stomach's sake. litihvnt
Ha lea man.
Well, ff that it so, we may toon expect a visit
from tome editors we could name, he-vy on "pock
et editions" and "drops." Dry up, Muck, or we
will blow on you.
Bald Eaulr Valley Hailroad.
At a stockholders' meeting of this road, held at
the office la Look Haven, on the 13lh lust., the
following officers wore elected for tho ensuing year :
President, L. A. Mackcy ; Directors, Thoires A.
Scott, Andrew G. Curt in, Jamet Gamble, William
P. Wilson, Charles A. Mayer, Amos C. Noyea.
fiprrla Is.
Just received, a Urge lot of non-e Xploalve
Lamps and Lautorns at ...
V-2&-73 H. F. Biulbu A Co't.
A full line of Household Goods, Japanned Ware,
Ac, for sale by U. F. Bigler A Co.
Saws. Distan's Cross-cut Saw, Great American
Saw, Boynton't Lightning Saw, at
9-2J-73 II. F. II i a i, a a A Co't.
H. V. Bigler A Co. have been making extensive
additions to their stock of Hardware the last few
days. Everything now In Shelf Hardware, Sad
dlers' Hardware, Farmers' Hardware, Builders'
Hardware, and Hardware of all kinds, can be seen
at their store. May 21.
Si'Biont rou Sai.b. A. I. Shaw hat n couple
of firat-fllast late style Sleighs, which he will sell
at a bargain. Call and look at them, 41
Wood end Willow Ware of all descriptions for
tale by H. F. Bigler A Co.
pRKn Oaouirn Platru. Received at Corner
Store by car load and for sale by
B. A. A W. D. Iawia.
Curwensville, March 15, lull.
Notici to Waooh a so Carriagi Max ant. Wa
bare just received a general assortment of Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also a full line of Spiings
and Axles, which we offer cheap for cash.
II. F. Bioten A Co.
AxRt. Seventy-flva doaen Clearfield Wood
ehoppero Axes at
0:26:71. H. F. BIGLER A Co't.
Bird Cages a large assortment at H. P. Big
ler A Co,e. - .
Paints, Oila and Varnlshca for sale by' H. P.
Bigler A Co.
Calcined Plaster for tale by II. F. Bigler A Co,
RECAPITULATION.
Bird Cages.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Household Goods.
All kinds of Hardware.
Jtipanned Ware.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Calcined Plastor. ' -
Wagon and Carriage Makers' supplies.
All ol the above for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware Store of H. F. Bigler A Co., Scoond street,
Clearfield, Pa. 3t
Ou J.nu.rr 16th, 1R78, t th M. K. Pnr.on.Kf,
hy ll.T. M. 'I,. tlAnnn, Mr. Al'BTIN t'LKUAL
to Mix MARV OWENS.
sua.
Ill OhcuI on Junu.ry Clb, 1873, I.AI 11A
MAY, yoiinjrp.t chil.l uf Jamm and Ua.ki.la
Colk, ngi-d 1 yew tnd 11 months.
On TiicmLy, Jnnmry 1 1th, 1873, tho wife of
David 0. Oatm, of Uoaltilalc
At th, rcflileue. of John Drown, In 11K, towa
hin, on J.mi.rv I2lu, 1H73, CATHAItlNK II K It -HY,
xH itxiul 32 yrnr,.
At tlrahnmton, on January lOlb, 187.1, IIKNRY
COMIItDYK, aged about 0:1 yran.
SWarltrts.
Clearfield Markets.
Corrooli d wprklr hy Ilic uinn Moi.iip, Wuol.ial.
and Hulail ltnlnr in llry Mood., Oroc.rtna, I'ro
viaion., Ao., Mnrli.t ,tn 't, ClfartMd, I'.
Ci.KAiipirt.n, Pa., Jan. 21, 1973.
April... Rrf.n.OO 60 Hoc;., drnfl.od...... s
Drln.l, lf 10 Illdr., tMn f
Appt.buttor,ltital, Ml lUn. .....ut)(.j) . 30
Uuitur.. tlU(i, 3i HIiouldiT. Hi(j
Uoan, t0 00(J I Jl HidM 0ll(, . Ui
Bnohwhiiat 1 00 I.rd 1
U..khoHour Ik, 1 Uu.l,li,VUI JO 00
Ocer. rtiluu ' 11 'tali .v
nM(, frc.b 7(4 V Onion 1 i
Board., M II OOtgiU 00 Potato.. ...... 0ll( i
Corn.ah.lliid 1 00 Pnaoho, drlwl, M 11
Corn, r 00( M Planter. V bbl.n... I 00
Corn m.al.paack, 1 30 II y. 1 II
Chop, fl 1(S ' ""It"' 1
Clor.raMd. T 00 Halt, V .ack.lMI t i
rhM.o. I" fhinKll,IHin.4(iJ00
Ch.rriM, Ih. lor II Shlnitlni.ln InlO It 00
Chlrkona, dr.d, in, is Timothy iHd o
K(fi Ij Tallow .... 121
Flal.Md 100 Wh.at,... S 00
Flonr 0 00 ft) 1(1 01) Wool 00
Hay 00 OOfa.lO 00 Wood, V ord.... I H
PciiiiMj'Ivniilnltnilroi'.d
TYRONE 4"CLEAKF1ELU" BRANCH.
ON and afti-r Monday, OCT. 18th, 871, th.
Pa,.onri)r Train, will run daily (oxorpt 6nn
day) Iwlwcnn Tyrone and Cloarl.ld, a. fujlowi:
CMiAllKIKl.D MAIL.
LEAVE BOUTII.
IEAVS NOItTII.
Cl.arflrld.. 1.20, p..
l'hilip.bor...4.S.I, "
(liMi.ola.. ...... ..), "
Tyron O.HO, '
Tyrom 0..in,..
Oiwrola.... Ill 60,
l'biliu.burg... 11.07,"
C'loard.l.l ...... 11. 1(1."
CMJAftFIKI.I) BXPrtKRS
LEAVE BOL'TU.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clnarlt.lil A.iO a. Tyrone.... Hi ..
Phillp.b.rf.. 1.43
lnt.rwotion...7.08
on.i r.oo "
Information... 8 f "
Tyron 1.20
Oiwaola 8. IS
Phlllp.bar, ...8.81
Olearfl.ld, ar...0..1i
FAR15 FItOM CLKA RF1ELD, TO
n.llrionti-. 1'a 13 0
Middl.town ft 00
Mariana. t M
l,aniaal,r t 8t
PIUI.AUELPUIA 7
Altoona 1 At
l,onk lla,n I 70
WilllamHiort. I 00
IUnllD(lon 1 80
l,.wi,town. i.. I 00
Mary.rill, 4 10
UAKHIHUUKd... 4 ft
Johnntown.. I 80
I'lTTSBI'BO t It
CIom mnHtlni ad. by .11 traina .t Tyron.
and Iok Har.a.
. C. WILKIN,
myir-ir. B.p.rlot.oltnt,
wNt wbm IM J ka' Virbv mmtm
M
L 11 A
Wo desire to call the attention of tho citizens or Clearfield county to tho fact tliut wo
havo ouened a
.' i MUSIC STORE IN CLEARFIELD,
Where wo intend to constantly keep on hand a full supply of
PIANOS, OHGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
I '
I" ,( ti
RAVEN & COMPANY'S PIANOS,
.
m. : .,,: ,
"u Wo nrc prcpnrcd at all times
luvoraulo terms us to prices auu
,v Qur stock of ORGANS will
RYNDER ORGAN, (with Hymler's Knee Tiemolo and downward Octavo Coupler,)
The SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S OKGANS,
' , ' . MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS, and the
NEW HAVEN MKLODKON CO.'S JUB1LEU, TEMPLE and CHURCH ORGANS.
Besides these wo furnish to order Organs from any factory desired.
. Wc'scll on every plan known
POPULAR AND EAST LLA&L PLAIN.
1 On our easy terms every one
amount will tend so much to MA Kb liUMb. HAt'PX.
ECPWe shall he glad to have you call and see us, whether you desiro to purchase or not.
oc(23-'72-1y llYNDEKVH MUSIC ISTOI.E.
)ruo9 and lUfilirinr.
rp II E LATEST NIII'EI
THE LATEST MOVE!
HARTSWICK 4 IRWIN'S
DRUG STORE,
To their new building on rWond Street, nwrljr
. oppoi u tb itort or caver titn$,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
When they will eontlon to iuiplj their old and
ai tu&Qjr ne eattomeri m tujr com, with
rUUK DRUGS!
CHEMICALS!
PlUnMACBl'TlCAL PREPARATIONS.
(Inctadinf nil now rcmcdlei.) (
Patent Mpdleine. PalnU and Oili. Olaii and
l'uttjr, Bchmtl Book. Hlationery, Paper,
Ac; alio, a full lino of Drug
giiti' Bundrlcn. Unlr
Ton ice,
CoitnrtlcA, Pcrfunirriri, Toilet Article, tlruihe,
Toilet tioap. Pooket Bt-okf, At., nit of
tb bcit quality.
PURE WLXES A2sD LIQUORS,
for medical k ucra mental purpoiei only,
Pun Wliito ltd, Colon of all kind, Raw and
ll.iiM Linrerd Oil, Varniihei, Turpen.
tine, Coal Oil. Paint Varnivn
Bruehep, Klaroring
Kxtracti,
Coufwk'oneHer, Vird Hoed, Fplca, groan d nod
uti ground, of all kind.
SMOKERS AND CHE W15RS
ID' Will rod our .turk of Cluwlnr
, and Sraokinic Tobaoiw, lioportrd anl !(
me,ti Cl.r,, HnulT and Fina-out to ba of tha
' very b..t brand, in th. inarkot
t'l i
l.aMI' AND CUIUB.V.,
) All kind, of GLASS WAIIB,
qaaen skedh,
i MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
. ' i
Id Hu.ld Trlmminfi of .rary rarlcty.
log . Innf .in.ri..oe In tha h..ln.t, and
an .v.naira and w.ll Mlmtnl itork of rooliln.a,
w. . enabled to BU Phy.ieiani' prMrriptioni at
the (i.rtMt nolle, and .. th. noil reaaon.bl.
torn., day and night.
j IIArtTHWICK A IRWIK.
Ciirlleld, Pa., Mar .11, 1871. tf.
jj:w. SCUULKR,
BA1BER AND HAIK DRESSER,
Bread atreet, Beit door to Flr.t National Dank,
nov; Clearlleld, P..
jjOSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
coiifah y,
osceola steam mills,
K!irTACTt'llB
LUMBER; LATH, AND TICKETS
iircd A ratcnt Bibbed Shinght.
I II. II. SIIILLWOFORI), Prwldent,
OSFor.il Pl), H. I? th PbU'fc
JOHN LAWSIIW, denaral Sup't,
Owoola Mllla, ClMrlleld oonnty,
Ain TOWM LOTS for Ml. I. th. borish
of Oteeola.
Auo-Ke th. LABHKST A90UTMST
of Hood, in ti.arO.ld aaul; lhr Mammji.
er r PrU.
ja.lt
A B K E T ST.REE T,! 1
it F I E L 1), PESTN'A.
Our stock of PIANOS will consist of
STEIN W AY. Si SONS' PIANOS,
HAINES BROTHERS' PIANOS.
to furnish any of the cheaper ninkc. of Pianos to order on tho most
icriiis oi payment.
consist of the new and popular
to tho trade, cither CHEAP FOR
can have n good instrument,
1872.
1872.
FALL & WINTER GOODS
J. M. KRATZER'S.
immrnte Slock of tloodt of ertry
dfBcription.
Woole. Good., earn, prloa a, befor. the ad
Taoe. 1. wool.
Muslim mi reduood priw..
Dm, Good, In (rat.it rarlety.
Mourning Good, of all klnda,
Black Alpeou, at all prioea.
Blak Silka, r.ry ehcap.
Waterproof., V.lrataeaa, Plaid and plain Flu
n.la, Shirting Flannrla, As.
Table Linen and NapklnIiith Llncni, 10-4
Sheeting and Pillow Madia.
Ottoman Rep Shawl, and St.rf., Striped Shawl,
at all prior.
Paitl.y Shawl,, itngl. and double, $3 to tit.
Dreu Trimming,, Fringe., Laos, Yelret Rib
bon., Vetretoen., AVe.
Fall lin. of th. Mlobrated "Joai phin. Seam
leu" Kid Gloree, Kid Ulore, from II a p.
Ladle,' Nerk Tie., Collar,, RuQiog, Heir
DralJl and Switch...
LaAlics' and Children', Merino Cnder-wear.
Madam. F.y'a, Tbampco.'a, GloT.-Fltling
Hip Gore and elb.r CeraeU. Al, Hoop Skirt,,
Panien, An.
Lrg. (took of Carp.U and Wall Paper,.
Shoe, and Uaitcrt, lain, quality a, heretofore.
"The belt .re th. thrap.lt,"
Balmoral and other knitting yarni, and ether
article,, too nutncroHi to mention.
Purchaser, will Dnd a irrc.tor variety of good.
than 1. usually round i. on. itora.
Cull and examine.
Clearfield, Kept. 1, 1173.
WM. REED,
Saeee.wr to Reed Bros.
U tRKET STREET,
UL EAR FIELD, PA.,
Tlhh open this week an i a. tat dm stock of
nil aeorlptions of
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
TRIMMINGS,
MILLINERY
and
FANCY GOODS,
Funs,
LADIES',
MISSES' and
CHILDREN'S
SHOES,
Ac, Ac, Ac, Ao.
Buying my good. 1. Now York, th. lead of I he
mark.li keeping, reliable el.H of goods) tell
ing goods at tlo task Sgures, and oondueting
business ia a thorough basinets manner, I hope
to merit the eonddonct of CASH BUYERS
throughout th. wnnty.
NO TROUBLK TO SHOW GOODS.
Call and ttamln. my tloek and beeeorioeed
of tht truth of my assertion.,
septU . WM. REKI).
H, F. N AUGLE,
WATCH MAKER & JEMELEK,
and dealer la
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry, Silver
nnd Plated Wre, sc.,
j.lt'7l CLKARF1KLD, PA.,
T
O BLACKSMITHS!
Th nnderaiitned offrr for al. In th berouch
of Clearneld, a Hlaokamlth Khnp, on Meoobd etreet.
onnUlntnit three forftv and two fall ietof tmil.
A imt im Mitntaa. An menllani fhaMn rnr n
good aHbnnUt Applf im
Penifwi; rn.
CASH, ON NOTES, or on the
and no other investment of like
Lime for Sale I
rTWB undersiirned, residinc near the drool has
A made complete arraniromentt with Lime
Humeri east of th. mountain, whereby h. 1. ena
bled to koep tonatantly on hand a Urge quantity of
PURE LIME!
which h offer to fnrniers and builder at n trifle
abovo oft. Thote in need of the art id would do
well to gtv me a enll, or addrca me hy letter, W.
ivia hvuiihii lUVir 1 1 111 f).
.UKO. C. PAS6M0RK.
Clearlleld, Pa., June (, IMt.
Idlvery iStablo.
TH K undersigned beg, leara to Inform th. pub
lie that ha i. now fully prepared to accommo
date all ia tho way of furnishing Homes, Buggies,
Saddlea and Harness, on th. shortest aotioe and
n reasonable terms. Resident, on Loeust street,
ueiwccn a mm ana rourrn.
GEO. W. OKARHARI,
llnrttld, April II, 1817.
SAWS ! SAWS I SAWS!
DISTAS'S CROSS OUT, MILL, DBAS AKD
CIRCULAR SAWS.
Boynton'a Lightning Cro8s-cut Saw,
ALSO,
PATENT PERFORATED A ELECTRIC SAWS,
For sal. by
oetll.711
II. F. BlfiLKR A CO.
Attention, Lumbermen!
TIT"15 "ow m.nnlacturlng our IMPROVED
STEEL - SOCKET UKIV1NU CANT
HOOKS, auporior to any other in u. W. bare
al.o in .lock a large quantity of Canlbook. auila
ble for railing puqioaes, wliieh we are telling
vuvmp inrea.n. AAlun A If. Ikr-.AAHU.
Clearlleld, Pa., Mnrrth IS, IH7.
A NnfnriniK F-4fll
rilHKUE are more people troubled with Lung
X Diseases in this town than any otherplaoe o
lu alt. In the Stile. One of the great causes of
this Is, the nte of an Impure article of Coal, larfclr
ml.ul !,!. ...I..L V L . ' .P...
now, woy no( aeoia ail
Ibis, and preeerr. yonr Urea, by .sing only
llumphraj'a Celebrate. Coal, fre. from all
impnritiet. Orders left at tha store, of Hiebard
Motsop and J ernes B. Uraham A bom will reoeiv.
' ABRAHAM HUMPHREY.
ClfnrBU, NoremberM, IS70 tf.
i. k nnimtiTiia. p. BKii.iit:i
REIZENSTEIN & BERLINER,
(8ueoopor to P. Gam A Co.,)
wholeeal dealer in
GEXTS HRXISIIIC GOODS,
tb, Llsnrnard .treet, between Church street and
wan Broadway, flaw lork eity. JjSI'il
F. STERLING,
Manufacturer of
SADDLES & HARNESS
CLKARF1ELD, PA.
Work guaranteed to give aatlsfaetlon. Price,
re.eonal.le. (live mo a tall. Shop in Urah.es'
nuw, oiaraoi aireei. Bor2U,7z,
Beale's Embrocation,
(L A T K POWELL'S,)
For all disea.ee Incident to Oortot, Cattlt, and
Human liesh, r.e,-!ring tb. a., of a.
.xteraal annlieatloo.
Thla Embrocation wa, tit.nsivaly attd by
th. Oortrnmtnt during th. war.
For tale by llart.wlek A Ir.lr, Cl.ail.ld
Jos.pn k. Irwia, Curw.nr.llle. Ilanltl U.od
ander. Luther.burg. tf.
LOUR, FEIiD, AC.
TNB BKCtABIA
FLOURING MILLS.
Th. undersigned would respectfully gir. no
lle, to th. elllt.ns of Beecaria town.hlp and tnr
ronnding country, that he hat purchased tha
Beecaria Flouring Mills and put urerylhiag ia
complete order, and It manufacturing a Rrst-clae.
quality of Flour,
CUSTOM WORK DONE,
and Flour In quantity oon.tantly on hand for sal..
CHOP, CORN MEAL, RRAK, AC, AC.
alwaya .a hand and for tel. wholesale or retail.
Q TNt'll MllrVfil.Kd WAXTRO.
vl A Will eiohange Flour and Chop forSn
inob Shingles, or will pay part money, II drilled.
Iltrl-tf BARNABAS ARMSTRONG.
HOUSK AND LOT FOR 8 A Mi l
Tht House and Lot on the eora.rof Mar
ket and Fiflh .treats, I'lrsri.ld, 'a., I, for aalt.
Th. lot contains nearly ta am of ground. Tha
hout. It a large double frame, containing nine
mm. For terms aad ether Information apply
to Ih. .nhHrlber, at the Put Offie..
ao.lt P. A.OAULIlf.
imTICRM. dk COnnTAHI.RMi rm
We ban .riMed a lart. aamber ef tba .
II RILL, aad will oa ih. rwealnt at imi..
t ana, aaU a njj H aaj tiif'H. ay il
S1IAW DOUSKr
(Cor. of Markrt t Pront ttnettj
CLCAKriKi.u, r.
int. na(nino.ir. ...... . .
pPa ,u t, .ppointm.at,, and oonv.iri.nt to'
ti. Court llou... A tn trmnlbn, rotn to and;
Irom th, liunut o th. rr1a and drnartor, of
oh train . S1KS. Il, a tfLKMKNTrt,
April 10, 1871,, iTt ,
WASUINQTON IlOUSIf,
NEW WAHIIINOTO, PA.
TbU now and woM fumlatiwl k.n. h"
Uka. by tt. unSmnigm. U. Ma wntdwf t
tmlvt abU la randw aUi.laclliM to IbOM wh. ay
fa? or bin with . oaJL
May 8, IB7I. U. W. UftTlf. i-rop r.
REVERB HOUSK,
B U H N S I I) E, P A.
I'h. ...l.UP:l hln kulll . mam llotal. with
.11 wiodira iinpr.r,mrnt,, I. prrparad to noli..
Tk. tahu Milt lut I.H with Ik. Km,
in tb. mark.ti th. bar with lL ohoolcoat liaMia.
pra iy a. ii. tx.llAkMi.il, rrop r.
THE MANSION HOUSE,
Cornor of boond and Market Stroata,
t i.liAlti li:i 1). pa.
riiniS old and oomtnodicui not.l baa. dariif
X tha put y..r, baan anlargad to donbl. It.
former eap.oity for th. .ntarulon.nk f .tran
c.r, aai .ata. lb. waol. bailding ha. baaa
rtforDl.h.d, and tb. proprietor will apart a.
pain, to T.nder hit guciti oomtorlaul, wnn.
uylnn with him.
w-rh. 'Maatlo. !!." Onnlhai nnl to
and from tb. O.uoto. Ih. arrival and d.partur.
r rh train. JO 11.1 DOUOirEHTY,
aprt-70 tf ' Propriotor.
WESTERN HOTEL
OppMite th. Court House,
CLIAIirillD, Fit Nit A.
AMommoomttoci. Rr.l-.las. aaA efiarget modtraU.
o.ti JOHN V. VOUNtl, I'reprleter.
IJOXTOUB llOUIK.
Oppaslte the Court Houm, -LOCK
UAVKN, PE.NN'A.
J.14 71 1IAU8UAL A KROM, Prop't.
IIOCKUBIIDFI' HOLSU,
BELI.EFOXTK, PA,
P. J011NST0X A SONS,
eelM'T I Proprletoefc
Tl AILROAD HOUSE,
IV Main Street,
PUI1.I1HUIHU, PENN'A.
The undertigned keepl constantly on band tb.
beet of Liquora. His table it alwaya eappliedl
with th. beet th. market affords. Th. traveling
public will do well to girt him a call
no.l,'i. KOIIKKT LLOYD.
ALLEGHENY HOTEL,
(Market SI, bet. Second and Third,)
t LliAKHKl.U. PA.
The subscribers baring become proprietorl of
tbit hotel, would retpeel fully ask a liberal ihar.
vf publio patronage. The Table will alwaya b.
supplied with the belt the market affords, and th.
Bar stocked with tht finest Liquors.
deel8T ; l'KNN A I.Ell'Ol.D.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
CURWENSVILLE,
flearfleld countr, Pena'a.
This oM and well ettablilhed Hotel, beautifully
situated on ih. Looks of the Susquehanna, in tla
borough of Curwensrille, has been leiwod for a
term .1 year, by the undersigned. It has bean
entirely refitted, and la now open to the publio
generally and the traveling oommnnity in pur
lieular. No paiut will be spared to render guests
o.inforUbl. whil. tarrying at this house. Ample
Stabling mora for th. accommodation of teams.
Chargea moderate.
Sept. S, 1870-tf. KLI BLOOM.
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gootj flud oor$.
gOOT AND SHOE MAKING.
PniLIP WEtVER. on Market ttre.t, la
Shtw't Row, Clearlleld, Pa., hat Just reeelr.il
a tnt lot ef French Calf kkint and Kips, tk.
best ia Ih. market, and is now prepared to man.
abctur. .rerything In kit lint. 11. will wax
rani hit work to bu a, represented.
The eltisena of CUerueld and rielalty at.
rtspeetfully larltrd to gir. him a call.
Work dene at short notici. . :ll'72j
SEW BOOT A) SHOE SHOP.
EDWARD MACK,
Coa. MARKET A 3 8n, CLEARFIELD, P..
THE proprl.tor ha. .nt.red Int. th. BOOT At
SHOE b.tiae.i at th. abort tttnd, aad
Is dstermta.d aot to b. waldon. eliher ia quel
ity or price fur bit work, Sp.eial nttention
will be paid to manufacturing Sewed work. 11.
hat on hand . larg. lot of Erenck Kip and
Calfskin,, of thtrtry best quality. Tht citi
sens of Clearfl.ld aad rieinity are rrspeetlully
Inrlted to giro hinia trial. Ho charge for oalla.
ne, tf
JSAAC JOHNSON & SONS, '
Blanuraeturora and Dcaltn Ia
llootM and jilioci!
Ladle.', Mistet'and Chll.lrrn's Galtrrt,
Mea't, B.yt' and Women's Hear Boot,, aad
Brogam, Ac, Ac
Store and shop on Second ttrett. nearly opna
litl It. F. Bigler A Co.'t hardware store,
Fob. 13, U7I1 y CLEARFIELD, PA.
iBank.
Clearlleld County Bank.
rPIIE Clearfield County Bank t. as Inoorrora
A. ted Institution hat gone out of existence by
lb. lurrend.rof lit ehtrter, on May 13, Ih.i,
All Itt ttock it Owned by th. tubicriker,, who
willeontiunt tht Baiiking bufcinea. at tha aunt
place, at rrirate Bankcra, under th. firm nam.
ol th. "Clearfield Coanly Bank." We are r.
sponsible for tb. debit .1 th. Btnk, aad will pay
It, aotaa oa demaad at th. oount.r. Depviiu
received and Interest paid wbea mone Is left for
a tied lima. Paper discounted at ill perrons,
at heretofore. Our personel re.pon.ibility it
pledged for all Ut isil, rtrrived and businet.
transteUd. A coatiDutnce of tht liberal pal
ronage of th. business vtn of tht county It re
speelfully tollcltod. At Pretident, Cashier trad
offleers of te latt Cloaitald County Bank, w.
requlrt tht noti. of taid Btnk to ol prercntcd
for redemption.
JAS. T. I.KONARD, RICHARD SHAH
WM. POHTRK, JAS. B. ORAUAM,
A. K. WRIOIIT. O. L. REED,
WM. A. WALLACE.
The bu.lne.t of tht Btnk will bt eondartcd by
John M' Adams., Esq., as Caahler. ll-l II
County National Bank,
OF CLEARFIELD, PA.
ROOM In Maionle Bulbllng, one door north of
C. 1. Wataon'i Drug Sture.
1'as.age Tickets to and from Liverpool, Qoeens
touu, (ilasiiw. London, Purls and Copenhagen.
AUo. Drafts for sale on the Royal Bank of Ireland
and Imperial Bank of London.
JAMES T. LEOKARP, Prea't.
W. M. SUA W,jCahier. .1:1:73
J. D. M'dirk. Edward PeTk7
BANKING tt COLLECTION HOUSE
mcgirk a perks.
Buoeeuor. to Foster, Perkl, A Co.,
Plilllp.burg, i'entr. County, Pi.
WHERE all the business of a Banking nnusa
will oe transacted tiromntly and unoa ta.
moat faroraol. tenna. mar7.tf
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Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
TUIE undoreigned, baring aatablithed a Kui
ery oa the 'l'lkt, about keif war betwera
Clearlleld and Curwensville, la prepared to fur-
t.k allkiait. .1 VIlltlT ,UL-uu , .. A
-. . - ......LI, I1..u.ru ...
dwarf,) Erargroens, Bhrubbe-y, tirape Vlnea,
OuA.-k-.-l.. V '-. 1. 1 . 1 A. 1
, .,w,ua oiaeKoerry, rirawoerry,
and Rasherry V I nes. A Iro, Fiherian Crab Troea,
Qolnea. and aar!v .n.rl.t hkKari. a a. n-MB.
promptly atttnd.d tb. Addre..,
4. V. WKIUIIT.
tepll t.f Cirwcnnil!,, P
Miss L A. P. Rynder,
Chlekerlhg'i, Stein. a; 't and Emtrson't Pl.not
rJmltb't, Matoa A Hamlin', and Ptloubet'a
urgaaa ana M.lodeors, aad Sparer
Baktr't fltwlng Maehlnta.
ALSO 1.1,1,. nm
Piano, Oallar. Orran. Harnsnnv and Vocal Mm.
ale. No pupil taken for le.. than half a Uim.
jUmrrioonts oppo.lt tluliiii . lurnUura rt.ra.
Clearfield. May I, lr,.tf.
PI!, WHITE A BOAR LfKlfG FKIi S
Jaat rateirtt) aad for tale b
f'U t't lit, H. t. BIULBH A CO.
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