THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
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HELIC.IOUH NOTICE.
Methodist F.placonal Church Rer. A,
Tocr, Pastor. Polilio Scr'tlco eriry Sabbath
at 10 A. M., i ' i
gabbath School at t A. M.
Prayer Meeting every Thuredny, at Tl P. M,
Cominnnl.n oervio., urst oeooela ot rry
aentb, i it ro
ut. Andrew'! t:ilurrh lileonl Hot
Qiobgb IUll. Publio Horrioe Sunday morning
!t 10 o'clock, and at T P. M. Sunday School at
I p. M. rreyor Jnoenug weanoiday evening
ajl T o clora.
Presbyterian Church Rer. II. 8. Hr.Ti.itA,
8nbhlh lemon morning anil evening riab
bath School at 8 P. M. Prayer Meeting Wcdnca
oar sveomg.
HI. rraiiela' Chnrrh Catholic Rer. p,
I. Siunin.t. Mass at 10J o'olock A. M., on the
second and Icinrth Mondays ol eaeh month.
Lutheran lliui-ch. Iter. A.J. lUitnioe
Trrsrhmg every Habbeth, morning and eveninc,
psbbetb School ot V a. m. Prayer meeting every
Wcdnesuay evening.
Tha Gonoral Synod of tho Lullioran
Cburch In the tnitcd Btatci meets at Canton,
Ohio, to-day. Rer. A. J. llartsock and 3. J. Row
r the Journal, are delegate! from thii county.
Tho people are gctling up Fourlba
of July iu eicry dirootian. Why ia there no
movement for a celebration in Clearfield on our
approaching anniversary f Patriots, to the front
Business. The Williamsport Bui-
Istta remarka: A'gentleman, not many miles from
Emporium, hai two marriageable daughter!, and
the following appear over the gate : "Wood, 14 a
oord; ooal oil dear and bad. Partiei etaying after
aloe o'clock will pleascscttle quarterly."
JJiws from Abkoad. Tbe Lewis
town Vfmotrvt aaya : Lively girli In Clearfield,
with malioe aforethought, placed tha Image of a
young lady in a young man'i bed, and etrewed tbe
chamber with hoop skirts, falsa hair, Ao. He hid
fala hair, aod the girle flayed homo from ohurch
neat day.
The brase band has been awake on
aereral oooasions lately. That'l right, boyi, don't
i lecp all the time. Your quietude may lend your
parente to think you are in lome mischief. Bo
lides, th little folks and lome big folks like to
hear yonr sweet strains wafted across the plain by
the evening breoxe.
District Treasurer. The District
Treasurers elect in Ferguson and Lawrence town
ihips having failed to qualify, Isaac Moore was
appelated by tha court to fill the vacancy in the
former township and Joseph Owens for the latter,
provided they file the bond contemplated by tbe
eel regulating tba election of District Treasurer.
The West Brunch valley is to have
the biggest 4th of July at Wataontown, this yoar,
aver hold in it. Henry Ward fteecher and Col
John W. Forney are to do the orating. This for
merly Insignificant Northumberland village is be
coming the rival of Williamsport and fiunbury,
and will ere long outstrip Miiton, Lewisburg, eto.
The Fbilipsburg Journal says :
A Philadelphia, salesman and one of our busi
ness citlaena worn arretted yesterday morning and
brought before tho Bnrgcsi, on charge of a eitiscn,
for playing ball in our streets. They wore dis
charged after paying ft fine of two dollars each.
This will have the effect to prevent further ball
P'aying, oontrary to the law, on our streets.
lion. John W. Lalta.ol Groonaburg,
was admitted lost week to practice in tha several
courts of this county. Mr. Latta is a sound law
yer, and has ably repretentvol Westmoreland
eounty three years in the Senate and two years
ia the House. His principal businesi before onr
court last week was, In connection with Mr.
Krebs, to defend th miners who had been in
dicted for riot.
Impassable. The grand jury last
week returned the pnblio road along Chest creek,
from Xewburg to the mouth of the creek, near
Mehafry'i store. - There are several other roads
la a similar conditio in the county, but we pre
sume th attention of the Jurors was not called to
thcu. Bad roads are a nuisanco and are as offen
sive to th traveling public as a filthy kitchen is
to a tidy housekeeper.
Corseb Stone Latino. Tho cornor
stone of the Woodland Methodist church will bo
laid, with appropriate ccremouies, on Friday next,
June IStb, at 4 o'olock p. m. A numberof prom
inent ministers will be present and deliver ad
dresses among them Ror. Thomas M. lleese, the
Presiding Elder, and Rov's Ilarnhart, Uoughwout,
Gibson, Yoeum and Gano. Rev. Wlllism II.
Dill, of this place, Is pastor of this now church,
and cordially invite the public to attend.
' Curhioa in Ashes. We regret thai
we art compelled to chronicle th foot that the
Tillage of Corel ca, located on the Erie tornpikc,
about midway between Breokrille and Stratton
ville, was nearly destroyed by fire on tbe after
noon of th 2d, Over forty buildings, including
stores, hotels and dwellings, valued at over one
hundred thousand1 dollars, were burned. But a
small portion of th property was insured, the
great bulk of ibe Joel being total. '
Constables Appointed. The Jol-
lewlog constables were appointed by the court
Hrr:for the balance of the year: Oeorge W
Jfnowlea tut UouUdaJe, la th room of Luki Itl-
ley, resigned.- Hood In tiO required. Godfrey
Fisher was appointed for Karthaus. Isaac Bcish
was appointed In th room of James II, Waple,
et lioggs, resigned. Bond in liOO required. A
B. Aalei, of Orabam township, was appointed to
"I a vacancy. Bond In f 100 required.
The Result. As wo aro ooranollod
'lc go to press before the result of the Primary
Election Is made knows through the return Judges
it is Impossible fur us to give th returns in detail
this week, but It is pretty well settled that tho fol
kwiag geuUemcn bar bees nominated. As
sembly, Dn Hover Sheriff, W. R. M'Pbsrson;
Treasurer, Wm. W. Worrell Commlssioner,Clark
Brawn District Attorney, Frank Fielding Jury
Commissioner, John W. Bhngart ; Auditor, Lewis
1. Bloom.
Villiamport bnd it murder and a
aieide last week. A yonng mm about eighteen
ears of age, named Henry Moon, killed Isaac
i!e, aged twenty-seven, by itrlklng him on
h head with a eluh. - They Were both employes
the Reaver Mills. The suicide was Charles W.
cinders, agl Iwwiiy.five, who t his Ihroat with
rtior. He employed oa tb Dodge Mills,
ft Inquests report that a personal quarrel was
cauie of tho murder, and 111 health cauied the
wscidw. i
,MiiucTr.o!;s Kscapi. Tbe riillips-
Hrt Journal of tho fth eisyi : During the thunder
one of Wennemlay-Dvewlag, Mrs. Jamel Dillon,
Kjltrlcwn, wa Injured by a itrukc of light
"l which cnlinj the house, tearing a hole three
fc ! a. . ..
- 10 r ia us roor, pee sea uowa iuc
"l stovepipe, sheltering th Hove and
"'"I Mrs. Diiloa at the hip, pauing down her
' 'loiiKh the foot to the Door, tearing her
- pieces ,j tjklnj two toes, beyond
'"J"rT ii a slight paralvtatlon froia the
""k'rt.w.l.otlujun.d.,.
wjytHVISOKS Al'POlNTF.D A num
xnri,, k illf mm throughout the
, by p,rt tjMt(1(i ,upl.rwr, MHttg
aJ ' "IW "'f -MrJte by
h.' i,' ,u,,0'' T" Connelly was
' K n '" Cl"1 ' f Law
hew j " "H"1'"" by bclog also
"urer.
Andrew Hnastok wai
a)"" ror M
"'rli township in th room of
Urn. . ffusis lo qualify. Elijah
itn, 'IT'""4 for Huston (own. hip, in the
a.. ll'rlcs Brow, who bu mund fmm
'aeail.u i..,. . -
""Mn
''Vb i.
""jnn I'unrail was ipplnled for
p t ay ta:suev. ,
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Bridor Appropriation. Anting nn
dor th advice of tbe grand Jury and th Aol of
Aiieiuuiy relating to bridges In this county, tha
County Commissioners Lav appropriated 5,000
toward the erection of an Iron brldga across the
rlvor at Curwenivlllo, $1,5110 toward the erection
of bridge across the rlvor at UcOhee'i Mills,
in Hell township, $S00 toward a bridge across the
river at Hoyfs Mills, between Penn and Ferguson,
and W0 toward a bridge across Anderson creek,
in Union township, on th turnpike leading from
Cloaraeld to Luthersburg. Aud we understand
that tho Board Is ready to appropriate five or all
thousand dollars toward lb erection or one or two
bridges across the river between Clearfield and the
mouth of Monhunuon crock, provided th cltlsens
In that section of the oounty make an effort to
raise t similar sum for that purpose. That icv
eral brldgoi are greatly needed In the locality In
dieated no on seems to dispute, but uuless the
cltlxeni of Ooshrn, Glrard, Covington and Kar
thaui move In the matter, It may be a long time
beruro they can wale high water mark by a bridge.
The citlscns in the townships named are not the
only parties interested, but thoss In Bradford,
Uraham and Morris arc equally so, anil If a lolut
effort Is made on both sides of th rlvor to get
.tlfiartrlntlnn a , t.i, . ... .
r. w u, two unugci win n thrown
acron th river by the time another year passes
arounti.
UI """go ftcross the rlvor at or near 8haws.
villo, and another at Raid Hills or Snndv. andth
whole lower end of the county would be aeeom
modated. As It Is, persons are ofton compelled u
travel and driv their teams ten, twenty, and even
thirty mile to get to the railroad, when half Ih
distance will tako them there If tho bridge lnji
cited aro erected. It is therefore highly nccessa
ry for the cititens In the lowerend to more Ifthey
want bridges, because, If they dou't, tha upper
win nulla lull a doicn bridges In the next
year, and use np the funds. '
a ' - .. -
.nuuuT r UNERAL lUTl'S. It ia evi
dont to the most easual observer that lorn of tbe
fornii of the present style of funeral rites and
procession! an real evils and utterly useless for
accomplishing the purposes for which they wero
originally intended. Tho person who performs
in services at tbe house of the deceased in speak.
Ing of the person whose corpse Is before him, fre
quently dwells on those Incidents which hare the
effect of re-producing In the feelings of the rela
Uvea of the deceased all the polgnanjy of the first
heart felt grief for the lost one. This should be
avoided and word! of sympathising comfort for
the mourners should be substituted in their stead.
As for funeral processions thcro should be nothing
oi tiio kind, and we agree with the Christian Union,
which says that after a funeral service at tbehoui
tho friends should go away, all but the nearest,
and then, or still better, the next morning, the
body should be entrusted to the tender care of
some three or four tried and trusted friends, not
members of the family, and these should bear it
to its last roiling place. A parent 'l heart, a hus
band's, wife's or ohild's, never ought to besuhjeclcd
to the fearful tax of seeing their precious dead
lowered into th grave by alien and untender
hand, and hoarlng the dreadful thud of the first
cloda npon the coffin. It is most cruel and bar
barous to subject any near relative or nearest
friend to such a test as this. It the whole com
pany of relative! aud friends must go to tbe grave
side, we must contrive somehow to make the clos
ing loene.lcn hard and withering Affooaa Suit.
CuAtr'r. ior Honorable Exploits
Tho Lcwistown itaioenst, in alluding to local
enterprise, saysi Bsllcfonte has to thank ex-Oov.
Curtin for suggesting and and bringing to a eon
summation the establishment of t car factory in
that place. Tho company Is now permanently
organised, with Hon. Wm. McCleilan, of Cham
bcrsburg, president, and E. M. Blanohard, of
llclletonte, treasurer ; and tha erection ot build
ings li already contracted for. Thus It Is seen
that one public spirited aitlaen, who has extensive
acquaintance and influence abroad, can doatown
vast deal of good, if he only will make th ef
fort; but, alas, there are too many who only think
of their own personal aggrandisment, and care
ut litlle for th general prosperity. Williams
port, Luck Haven and Boiieroot give practical
evidence of what a few men, actuated by the right
spirit, can do for a town ; while Lcwistown, with
greater local advantages than either, lag! far be
hind I Never was then ft more favorable period,
in the history of our town, for effective action in
th direction referred to, (baa sow. Will not
com on or other if our wealthy eitiseni arise
from his lethargy, and earn th everlasting grati
tude of the community, by bringing here men and
capital to embark In large enterprises, and thus
add substantially to th improvement, enlarge
ment aud general prosperity of the town 1
Free Bridges. We are clad to
know that tho lot Urand Jury expressed a de
cided opinion in relation to thebuildlngof bridges
in our eonnty. The policy Inaugurated by the
ounly Commissioners, under the special bridge
law, passod for this county in 1870,'wai unani
mously approved. Besides, the Grand Jury, in
their report call upon the Cobn'y Commissioners
to enter into negotiations with toll bridge compi
les with view to purchasing all tell bridges in
th county, just as soon as they bar the funds.
and make them FHER BRIDGES. And if anv
legislation ia necessary to bring about the result,
to obtain it. Th Grand Jury also point to the
fact that from Clearfield to Karthaus, ft distance
of twenty-fire miles, there li not a single bridge
across th river, and desire that the Connty Com
missioners InscguraU ft policy which will wipe
out bridge toll In this county. The Jury also
recommend that hereafter Iron bridge be built,
oelierlng them to be the most durable, convenient
and in the end th cheapest.
It give m pleasure that we are able to coincide
1th the conclusions at which the Jury arrived.
Commissioners. In accordance with
an Act of Assembly, approved tho lOthdayof
.oril, A. D. 1S73, regulating the appointment of
Coma' isioner to take charge of and repair tho
two public roads loading from ClcarOeld.to Lu
thersburg ami to Penfiuld, the Court appointed
Martin Kichvls, "f Lawrence township, Henry
Whitehead, of Union township, and William F.
Johnston, of Huston Jownshlp, laid commission
ers, who are to giro bond iti the sum of $5,000, to
be approved by tho Court.
The gentlemen appointed all taka ft llri'ly In
terest in those two roads, and will oS doubt put
them In complete repair at an early day. The
funds in the treasury to ha applied to those roads
amounts to about 11,000, and If work to this
amount Is put on the road! during th months of
June, July and August, it will put them In com.
plet order. This ii tb duty of the gentlemen
appointed and it il what thepublic demand.
An entertainment will bo rrivon in
the Court House, In Clcarfiold, on Thursday and
Friday evenings, June 2llh and 27th, by tho stu
dents of til Clearfield Academy, uudur the charge
of Prof. P. L. Harrison and his worthy assistants.
The entertainment will consist of Rssays, Read
ings, Declamations, Colloquies, Calisthenics, Tab
leaux, Operettas, Solos, Duets, Trios, Ac, with a
separate programme for each evening. The en
tertainments given heretofore hy the pupils of the
Academy have met with such general praise that
w doubt whether th Court House will accoin-
n-.odale all that will be eager to attend on the
evenings mentioned. An admiltnao fee of twenty-five
emts will be charged for th purpose of
defraying' the necessa ry exponsci.
Sudden Death. Himon Owens, a
young mas, aged about aineleon years, ft resident
of Lawrence township, nt a very hearty and late
dinner on felturdny afternoon, and retired to bed
about four o'clock, requesting his mother sot to
oall him until Into next niorning, as be was very
tired. His mother, who I widow, had called
him several times, and gettingno answer repaired
to bis room, aud finding the door locked che broke
It open and found her sen dead la bed. Her feel
ings can bo better imagined than written. From
lb condition tbe bed was ia h evidently died
without ft struggle.
List of letters rotnaining unclaimed
In the PostnfllM at Clcarfiold, for the week ending
June til b, lN7t
Dielael, John. Mollugh, A. J.
Fcnlason, Charles. (2) Naoon, J. 0.
Henderson, 8. P. Pelerraan, Mn. Jan.
Hull, Miss .Nettie. Peters, Frouie.
Hinckley, dec W. Piters, Julia K.
.lonsscn, Miss Mo', la. Pender, Daniel.
Knox, William, Hrhucker, Mrs. Anna.
Larimer, John. Ftahl, John II.
MeAlarney, Win. (2) 1 hoiupson, Wn, II.
M"honte', Kfno'lb Weston, K. (I. 1
I' A- tiilMN. t. M.i
School Conference In acoord-
ino with previous notice a aumber or th Coun
ty Superintendents met at the School Department,
at Harrl.burg, oa th 4th Instant, and, after a two
eye session, lb committee appointed to con
dene Ih views of the conference reported the fol
lowing resolutions, which were adopted un.nl
uiouslyi ''rj That we deem tho holding of local,
diitrlct and county inititutea of great advantage
to teachers, directors, patrans and pupils, and re.
commend that greater effort be put forth to make
HnlJ Tk'.i I l.....
i T j . , '".""""ueung institutes, ellluns
and directors ihould be invited to take an active
part in tb exercise.
1r!"d! i""''1 on,M' ' t regular
.1. . j u.uuoiur necessary at a county In
stitute, and that teachers should be afforded a full
opi uriunny oi participating in the exercises.
...,.u, mat uia committee en permanent
oertitloates, after their organisation at the county
institute, appoint a regular time of meeting for
the examination of teacher, and git du notloe
Resolved, That w regard the practice of (rant
ing Ilia us of school rooms during the aumraer
v..-.. , ptrious noi coining legal oertinoates as
" ' w cause oi education, and rooom
fficud that it he discontinued.
noioivcd, 1 hat we recommend the policy of
... KuD vi provisional oortmeatca, as
in " """""""'mm of the several counties
win jicrimi.
Resolved, That theory of teaching should be
. ppuviouj m examinations,
ltcsolved. That ,.... uh..i. ... .!.--
should all be subject to th supervision of the
1 ir 1 u'giier department.
Resolved, That the subject of proper outbuild
ings for schools is too muoh neglected, and in view
oi me evns resulting irora this cause we recom
mend radical reform in this dinii..
Resolved, That we strongly recommend tho
mora fnquont visitation of school by directors
and patrons, and of patrons hy teachers, believ
ing that great good Is acoompliihed by these
agenoiea. t.r ,
Resolved, That w recommend that directors
iniuiii uieir plans to the county and State Super
inteudenls for approval before erecting school
buildings.
Resolved, That the State Bunerlnlemlent he m.
quested to devise some plan hy which greater
,,,lu7 b me grading or oeiliuoutei through
out the State may be effected.
Resolved, That we heartily e'ndorse the plan
adopted by the State Superintendent In calling
local conferences of county superintendents.
- - 8. D. Imouh,
J. A. GnaooRr,
D. D. Casr,
Committee. "
It will be ebicrred that Mr. Gregory was a
member of tha committee. The countlei repre
sented were Clearfield, Blair, Bedford, Hunting
don, Mifflin, Juniata, Perry, Dauphin, Cumber
land, York, Adams, Franklin and Fulton.
Staid, sober and refined old Hun
tingdon had a riot on decoration day.
Spcclalt.
Tni KiVSTOVX StAVB Ciaem. Thii nan...
ia advertised to exhibit here on Monday next,
June lCth, and judging from tbo many compli
ments it has received in our exchanges from points
where it has exhibited, we believe we are about lo
receive a vist from the best Circus that ha been
in this section for a long lima. Among the most
notioable features might be mentioned M ile Davis,
tho charniinK equestrienne and tiaht rone nerforin.
er who is said to accomplish feats in her line never
before attempted bye, feuale'performer; Mr. Wm.
Shedman, tho champion leaper and club ewlnger
v, nuicriua, wo nouee is particularly eoinpltinont
ed by the press) Mr. W. W. Nichols, the great
scenic rider, together with his little eon, Buddie,
appears at eaoh performance in his original speci
alties; and the wonder of tho ninctceulli cuuury
is Mr. Hoimtt,lh""oh'iy ohe legged jurdlo rider
in mo world. A lull list of tbe monster oomnanv
may b bad by referring to the advertisement in
anomer ectasia. .
Farmers will find It to their advantaf to ex
amine our stock of Cultivators, Double and Sin
gle onorel Plows, Cultivator Teeth, Shovel Blades,
ueiurv maaina ineir purenaani.
JH'T3 Bacaart A ScnRTvaa,
If you wish to purchase Tobacoo or Ciirars. ef
one quality, oy wuoicsale or retail, go lo li. II.
OUIR.
W hav laraclv Increased our stock of HnUA.
ing Hardware and Carpenters' Tools, which will
ve auiu tow ior casn
jcU'73 Sackktt A Scaarria,
Boy yonr Tobacco and Cirari of R. II. Shaw.
no always keeps the best brands in tb market
aud lelll at small prohls.
The Sweet Anile Borlnl Machine II tha best In
Market. For sale by
joll'73 SAt xxrr A Bcnm vu.
Paimti aud pAiarcna' Fixnixa. Our stock
of Paints and Painters' Materials is complete, in
cluding J. T. Lewis' Pure White Lead. John Lu
cas A Co 's Pure White Lead, F. R. A Cu's Buck
lad, and ft number of choapcr brands of White
Lead; also. Linseed Oil. Turpentine. Varnishoaof
all kinds, a full line of Bruabes, aud a full line of
colors, dry and iu Oil.
niyzb"7a II. r. Bioi.tR Co.
Ji st Rr.cr.ivD. A largo lot of Brass Kettles
and Enameled Boilers by
JCll Id DACKRVT ft ScnRTVSa.
Montour Slate Paints, for liaintine house In.
side and outside Cottages, Farm Buildings, Ac.
ueaumui, durebio aud economical. Uround in
pure Linseed Oil.
tny.'s 71 11. r. uioliu A Co.
R. R. Wheelbarrows, Baby Carriams. Tot Ex-
presa Wagons and Wheelbarrows, at
mji 13 II. r. IliQLia c sjo i.J
F. Q. Miller will have a fine line of all kindi of
summer goods la a few days.
ItrralosnAvom. About June 4. 1873. II. F.
Bigler A Co. will have an assortment of Refrig
erator!. my2S'73
Pi.i.wi. Farmers will find II to their adventure
to call in and examine our stock of Plows, Culti
vators, Ac., among which will be found Stngle
aod Double Iron and Wood Shovel Plows, Iron
and Wood Cultivators,
The Gowanda Iron Beam Plow,
The Pittsburgh Steel Plow,
The Haunt Bellefonte Plow, ' ' " 1
and 0 her patterns.
myjyji it. r. iiiolxb A co'. .
Rbap Tun 1 Persons whoeontempiate bnildiar
will do well ta call and examine our itoek of
111 II.IlINU MATERIALS. We hare in stock a
full line of Builders' Hardware, Nails, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Putty, Calcined Plaster, Ac
myStna . II. F. Uiuna A Co.
Farmers In want of Grain Drill for Spring
seeding, and Corn Planters, will do well to order
at once. Sample machine! only on hand at
M. U. Brow A Bao.'i,
April 23, 1873. Clearfield, Pa.
FiiHiXfl Tacklr. The fldiing Icaion having
ooinmenecd, lovers of this elegant iport will be
casting about to find where to purohasetha neces
sary requirement! in order to enjoyy tne iport.
To all such we will say, to to the Hardware Store
of II. F. Bigler A Co., as they have the finest lot
I ot Truut Rods, Lines, Hooks. Baskets, fl.lt.
nocee, Reeli, Snoods, Fliel, etc, ever brought to
tills eocnty. Their Trout Rods at really ele
gant, and over pereon expect ing to go trout-fish-Ing
this summer should bnr one. 4-
Just received, ft lartf lot of Bon-ipIosiv
Lamps aod LanUrns at .
25-72 H. P. Siot-aa A Co i.
H. P. Bigler A Co. have heen a.aklrg xtenslv
additions to their stock of Hardware th ls few
day. Everything new In Shelf Hardirar. Sd
dlera Hardware, Farmora' Hardware, I'diL-ers
Hardware, and Hardware of all kioda, can bv seen
at their store. - - May 2a.
Wood and Willow War of all descriptions for
ale by 11. r. mgter ro.
Save Time! Save Labor! Have Money! Save
Clotbrl ! The " Novelty Wringer " il the best in
the market. Buy II) try It.
For sale by ' II. F. Bio Lea A Co.
Lars Pt.AflTr.n.-Several oar loads received by
Krai rer A Lytic, wtiuiU will be iota very eneap.
Farinorl, make a note of this. febltMt
FnRsa Gaoi'iin Plaivrr. Received Rt Coroer
Store by car load and for sale by
K. A. A W. D. Irwir,
Curwonsrllle, March 1.1, 1872.
A full line of Household Goods, Japanned Ware,
Ac, for sal by li. F. Bigler A Co.
Notii-i to Wauoh ao Carriaor Marrri. We
hare just reoeired a general assortment of Wagon
and Carriage n oojs, also a full line of Springs
and Axles, which wc offer on run ror casn.
II, F. HlQLRB A C.
Airs. Seventy -five doeen Clearfield Wood
choppers Axes at
V.iy.t. II. F. BIGLER A Co'l.
RECAPITULATION.
Bird Cages.
Wood and Willow War.
Household Goods.
All kinds of Hardware.
Japanned Ware. . .
Paints, Oils, Varnlihes.
Calcined Plaster.
Wagoa and Carriage Makers' supplies.
All of the above fur sale at the mammoth Hard
war Store of II. F. Bigler A Co., Second street,
Clearfield, Pa. '
Calilm i Plaster for sal hy H. V. Bigler A C.
Iuronrixrl laroaviKr I Below please find
a nat oi prices o: uoou and Mboes, ol wulcn no
pal is now selling enormous Jots i
Women' lull trimmed lasting Uulter, -!.0r),
si PLDGAL'S.
Women's common Morocco Gaiters, 1.J3,
rt i I.KUAL'S,
noiacn a horsoe kid Uaiters, S-'.OO.
at FI.KGAL'S.
Women's Congress lasting (laltcn, l .2i,
at PLhGAL'S.
Women' plain lasting Gaiter, It. HO,
at FLEGAL'S.
Men's oomtnon kip Boots, $3.00,
at FFEGAL S.
Men s fin kip Boots, 1 1.00,
at FLEGAL'S.
Mca's French kip Boots, ti.OO,
at FLEGAL'S.
Mon'i common calf Boots, fl.00, -
at FLEGAL'S.
Who Is determined to sell at the above prices, at
uim sivrv, on oecona sireei, opposite cx-uov. nig-
ivre residence, uiearueld, fa. XUV
Bird Csgcs a large assortment at H. F. Big.
let VW. 1.
Saw. Dlstan's Cross-cut Saw, Great American
sew, llnynton Llghtuing Saw, at
. -J5-73 H. V. Uiona A C'.
Palnti, Oils and Varnishes for sal by H. F
lllgler Co.
On June ltd. 187. Iv Rer. A J. II,.,.nr.
Mr. ISAIAH Jl.'ltY, of lllr.rd township, to Miss
MARY E. SHAW, of Wallaccton.
On June 2d, 1S78, by Rev. J. W. Uacoawoct,
f. eivtuiiv it, ti.-t.i .... . ...
am. wiivnva n. SIUUI.CIV lo Mill Ll.r.A Ai
B,M!.AL., both of Graham township.
On June 4th, Is?n,l,y Rev. J. W. lUron.woiT,
Mr. F. P. HARTMAN, of Pbillpshuri. Centre
county, to Miss Ph.N.M.NAH L. LuUAN, of.
uoggs township. -i t
On June Sd, W3, by Rev. Williaw MAaSHAt.'t!
Mr. THOMAS W. THOMPSON, to Mi.. kl.IZA
IIKTH HOLT, daughter of Vincent B. Holt, Esq!,
of Bradfurd township, Clearfield county. l
On tbe 14th of May, byhe Rev. Mr. Sweat
: Beliefonto, Mr. GIHUlllK K. JONKS. ot a.
oia Jlllln, to Miss CLL1 A ROSS, of Bellofonte.
SUA. ' '
At his residrnie. in Port Matilda, an Tuesdav
May 0th, THOMAS U. WILLIAMS, in Ibe gist
jear OI nis age.
On Mar 21st. 1873. ISAIAH, son of Fues.v
IULL, of Knox township, aged 15 years, 2 days.
In Clearfield, oa Tucedav. June 3d. 1873. fill'
nilA K., wife of Coaulxs D. Wavsox, aged II
years.
"lUarkrts.
Clearfield Markets.
Corrected weekly by Ricuard Moisop, Wholesale
ana netaii veaier In irry Hoods, Orooerin, Pro.
ii.iuui, sic, maraei street, t-'leartlrld, Pa.
CLuanaLD, Pa.. June 10, 1873.
Applel.green.OOQ '40:Hogi, drilled
Dried, lb r - 10 Hides, gree..
Apple butter.lgal, 76 Ham 17f
"utter. tl(l(a) 20 hhouldcn.....0l)(, Hi
"cam go 0v(jx) 50 Sidos.. 00(a) Jji
Buckwheat I 0i Lard
Buckwheat Hour lb, ' 6 Mesl pork.fl bbl...20 M
Beef, dried. 22 Oat! an
f, fresh... HA 10 Onions -.. I so
Boards. M 12 OOftaU 00 Potatoes 00 r to
Corn,lhellel.. I 00 Peachei, dried, 12
Corn, ear 00 fa) tt Plaster, bbl 2 0
vorn meal, a saca, I e nrs. . l-0
Chop, W owt2 lOfA 2 40 Rags, W b 2
Clovericed ......... I 00 Salt, p sack. 240(5) M
Cheese. '. 20 Sbingles.18 in. 24(a) 6
unerrieav . iu(o xshingles,2 Inl0(g,l5 00
Chickens, drsd, th, 15 Timothy seed 6 00
Egg 15 Tallow............... 12)
Flaxseed. 2 Wheat. 0
Flour 0 00(d) 10 to Wool 40
Hay ....00 OOfaj.HO 00 Wood, V lord...... t 50
PcniiHy 1 vuniu Rnilroud
TYRONE i. CLEARFIELD BRANCH
fS and after Monday, MAY 20th, 1873, the
V t'aasenger Iratn will run daily (except Sua.
dayi) between Tyrone and Clearfield, as foliowi
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield 1.40. r.
Phillpabarf....4.35, '
! Tyrone f.2i,A.a,
IUsoeols 10.35, "
Pbilipsburg...l0.5O, .
Olaajrlield ...... 11.45, "
Osceola 4. SO, '
Tyrone .,
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield ,
Pbilipsburf...
6.40 A.
fi.3i "
.50 "
t.48 -fi.OO
'
Tyrone 7.00 r.u.
Intersection ...7.12 '
I Osceola 8 10
I Phlllpibarg...8.25
Clearfield, ar....J0
Osoeola,
Intersection..
Tyroo
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellefonte, Pa
ti OJIMiddlctowa t 00
Lock Haven
2 70 Marietta t 60
3 110 1 Lancaster t 86
1 SO. PHILADELPHIA 7 06
1 00 Alloona 1 6
4 60 Johnstown 2 80
4 75ll'ITTSBUHQ 5 16
Williamsport....
Huntingtloa ....-
Lwitown.
Maryavtlle
HARRISBURtl...
Close connections made by all traina at Tvrona
anu i,ooB iiaven.
GEORGE C. WILKINS,
my 17 If. Superintendent.
jpiRST CLASS
CIGAR AND TOBACCO
STORK.
ABOUT HtU HAY I will open np, In my
new room on Market street, opposite the Court
House, a full line of TOBACCO A CIGARS, of
tbe ben brands that the Eastern aud Southern
market caa afford together with all thi aovel-
tln belonging to th busmen.
Dealert tupplied al vcholeiale rata.
May 21, 1873-lm A. WATSON.
To Tax-Payers 1
TN icrordtno with th Aot of tb General Ai-
I mlily of this Commoiiwplth, snnrored tbt
Am amy oi miron, a. v, imv, ana tba nipple
tnent approved Ihe X4 day of April. A. D. 1872.
"rflMlnf, to (be enlleotion of taiei la the eonnty
of Clearfield." notice li therefore hereby given to
tha taxpayers reeiriing In the divtrioti below
natnctl, that the Coonty Treamrer, In aoeordanee
with the teoond Heetion of laid aot. will attend at
the plftcoi of balding Ui boron fh and townihlp
alftctioni, on the following named dayi, for tb
purpoee of reaoivhig the County and Htate taxu
aipffpefi iiit id year 1074 t
ror w 00a ward, lueeday, Jane 17lh. , ..
For flultah, Wedneday, June tfttb.
For l.ecearia, Tburfday, June IBlh.
For Jordan. Friday, June 28th.
For Knoi, Snt onlay, June Slut.
For CboiL Tuid.y, Jun 24th.
Fir New H'aiibinrtnn, WatImoIr, Jan
tvT Iturmide, TnarRday, June Jflth.
For Yoong'i Bohool Iloow, Friday. Jane 37th,
For Bell. Saturday, June 2flth.
Upon all taxee paid to lb Treasurer thera will
be a reduction of VlVK per eent., while flva per
omit, will be added after th first day of July ttt
10 an nnpam uies. making a diflereno or inn
per eonl. to prompt taxpayers. Part ire ean, from
now until th 1st of July, pay their taxes at th
Treasurer's office. BAMUfcL P. WIL80N,
Treasurer's oflloo, 1 Treasurer.
Clearfield, May H, 1873-3 J
FARM I N G 1 M PLE M ENTS
FOR SALE BY
iT. F. lllglor A 0.
IBON DOl'BLh; -SHOVEL PLOWS.
WOOD DOlBLK-enOVKL PLOWS.
WOOD BINULK-SHOVEl. PLOWi. i '
IROU CULTIVATORS.
WOOD CII.TIVATOR8.
GOWANDA A IRON BIAU PLOWS.
FITTSBURt STKBL PLOWS.
IIAVPTS BELLEFONTE PLOWS.
ROBKSON'S aad THOMPSON'S PLOWS.
PT-Sbaree for all
star Uy en hand.
ol
the alrave Plows eon-
O 11 SALEI
A large and well finished II r Irk ftwellinr. situ
ate on Ihe river bank, in the borough of Clear
field, containing eleven rooms, with good cellar,
water In the kilvben, and all tha modern eoove
nienops. Pantrice, bath-room, Clothea-prestee, Ac.
ioi maty icei iruo anu iwo nunired and thirty
feet back, with a twenty font allev oa tbe east
side. Said building, with all the eppurtcoantrs,
Will be sold ebeap, with payments to suit purcha
ser. Application ean be made to the under
signed, or lo A. C. Tate, Hm,., who will give all
araeeury Information to Ihoee who desire to ia
sjieet tbe propetly.
"tll"JJ. J. WrCl'LLOl OH.
lay 2ht, 1r.l, if.
1873. 0 I 1873,
NEW SPRING GOODS !
AT
WM. REED S.
PRINTS,
PARCALES,
GINGHAMS,
1 TICKINGS,
MUSLINS,
SHEETINGS,
COTTONADES,
BOY'S CASSIMERE,
HEN'S CASSIMERE.
LINENS.
DRESS GOODS,
. .- lo great variety and all the aewst ihadei.
. Japanese Popllui,
' Japancae Hllka,
, , . Ktrlped Poplin,
'ill: ' MUk Popllui, '
French Mohair, (
llernante.
- - Grenadine,
Lawn.
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Colored Silks! Colored Silks!
Black Silks! Black Silks I
Shawls! Shawls! Shawls!
Carpet, Carpets, Carpet,
told at the lowest eaih price at
WM. REED'S,
120 Market Street, Clearfield, Pa. li
May 14, 1873.
JLOUR, FEED, 40.
.THE BECCARIA
FLO II P. I KG MILLS.
Tb undersigned would respectfully fir no
tioe to tbeeltisens of BeceaHa township and sur
rounding country, that he has purchased the
Beocaria Flouring Mills and put everything In
complete order, and Is manufacturing a first -class
quality of Flour.
. CUSTOM TOHK DONE,
aad Flour la quantity constantly oa hand for sale.
CHOP, COBN MEAL, BRAN, etc., 4C.
always .a hand and for sail wholesale or retail.
SC'wi'l'e
DHINGI.ra WANTED.
eicbanae Flour and Cbon for 20
inch Sbingt, or will pay part money, If deiiied.
10 J If BARNABAS ARMSTRONG
SAWS I SAWS I SAWS!
DISTAN'S CROSS CUT, MILL, DRAG AND
CIRCULAR SAWS.
Boynton's Lightning Cross-cut Saw.
ALSO,.
PATENT PERFORATED A ELECTRIC SAWS,
For i ale hy
ocll2,7t II. F. BIGLER A CO.
C. D. WATSON,
DEALER IN
DRUGS & PATEM MEDICNES,
CONFECTIONERIES,
TOYS AND YANKEE NOTIONS,
FINE TEAS A ROASTED COFFEE,
BEST BRANDS TOBACCO A SEHARS,
SCHOOL BOOKS A STATIONERY,
Masonic Building, Second Street,
drol-IJ ly CLEARFIELD, PA.
T)INK, WUITB A ROAN LINING SKINS
X dust received and for sale by
April 0, IS 70.
11. F. BIGLER A CO.
' Wo desirs to call tho attention of tho citizens of ClcnrfielJ county to the fact that we
havo opened a
MUSIC STORE IN CLEARFIELD,
Whero we intend to constantly keep
PIANOS, ORGANS
Our
RAVEN ii COMPANY'S TIANOS,
Wo aro nrennred at all times
lavorablo terms as to prices aim
. i ,
Our Btock of ORGANS will consist of tho new and popular . .
RYlVDER ORGAN, (with Ryndcr's Knco Tiemolo and downward Octavo Coupler,)
Tho SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S OKGANS,
MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS, ami the
NEW HAVEN MELODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE and CHURCH ORGANS.
Ilcsidea these we furnish to order Organs from any factory desired.
Wo sell on every plan known to tho trade, cither CHEAP FOR CASH, ON NOTES, or on the
POPULAR AND EASV LEASE PLAN.
Oa our easy terms every one can have- n good instrument, and no other investment of like
amount will tend bo much to MAKE HOME HAPPY. .
CC7We shall bo glad to hove y cu call and sco us, whether you desiro to purchnso o not. : '
03.721 IlYiyiKIVB MUSIC WTO It I..
1873, I 1873.
NEW SUMMER GOODS
AT
WM. ItElWN.
BARGAINS! BARGAINSI BARGAINS
At 8c, Brown Muslin.
At 10c, Brown Muslin, real good.
At 121c, Brown Muslin, yard wide. -At
Ujo, Splendid Bleached Muslin, yd wide.
At 18c, HanJiomo Poplin Plaid.
At S5c, Japanese Poplin.
. At He, Black and Colored Alpaca.
At 60c, Japanese Silk, worth 7fte.
At 1,00, Elegant Silk Poplin.
At 11.18, Good Black Silk.
At tl.M), Splendid Black Silk, wide.
At $2.00, Black Silk, worth I 50.
At 20c, Good White Plqua, or P. K.
At fl.Si, Good Iloney-coiub Quilts. .
At 1.75, (2.00, !.i0, Splendid Marseilles
Quilts.
8ATC1IELS, TRUNKS, OIL CLOTH, GENTS
UNDERWEAR, NECK TIES, SHIRTS,
Sl'SPENL-IKS.UANDKERCUFB .
CLOVES, COLLARS, CIFF8, '
and a full stock of Ladies' Misses' and Children's
SHOES,
at price! te lait the times.
call xn sai roa Yoiasur, a
AYM. HEED'S,
Market Street, Clearfield, Pa.
May II, WS.
O. I. c.
ITTHERE t buy my DRY GOODS. ORO-
tl eerlee, Queeniware. Glassware. Brnra and
notions, Lonlectionenes, c, cheap foroasb.
The subscriber bees leav to inform his old and
new customera that be has opened
A VARIETY STORE
IN GLEN HOPE, PA.
And will cell roods at prices te suit the times. A
liberal reduction will be made to ouitomerl buy-
mg a. WPOICBBIC.
Call and examine my itoek before nnrehaiin.
eisewncre. a uocrai mare ol public patronage ii
BOIICllOU.
C. J. KEAGY.
14, 1811.
Glea Hop, Fa., June
D. J. CROWELL.
Uanufacturor ot the ti. If. Ball Bolting Machine
' anq mo
SIDE CUT BII1XUMJ 1IACHIXE.
te ent irom is to za inch, and iiotni-fd under
Kverat s patent, Jointers, Drag-Saw Marhines
ana uenerui Mill nor, eft nne ma boning, Camer
on oounty, Pa.
Repairing or Maobinoa and general Custom
W or done to order. auglfy"
Iilvery Stable
milE nndorslrned bears leave to Inform the nnh-
X lie that he is now fully prepared to accommo
date all In the way of furnishing Hones, Bogeies.
Saddles and Harness, on the shortoit notice and
on reasonable terms. .Residence oa Loo us t street.
between intra ana xourtn.
CIKO. W. GEARIIART,
Clearfiold, April 11, 1867.
II.
F. BIGLEK 4 CO.
hav for sal
CARRIAGE & Wkm WOODS,
SHAFTS AND POLES, '
HUBS, SPOKES, FELLOES, io.
Carrier and Waroa Makers should nak a
not of thi and rail and examine them. They
will b old at fair prices. may 72
Q.UKSMITUING.
G. W. WOLFE,
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH.
Shop on Third street, over Riley's blacksmith
shop, CLEARFIELD, PA.
All kinds or nines and Shot duns on hand.
Repairing dun la a Orst-elass maaner aad at fair
prices. J:29?3
9
MARKET STREET,
GLKAltFIELD, PENNA.
-::o::-
on hand a full supply of
AND MUSICAL
stock of TIANOS will consist
STEIN WAY &i SONS' TIANOS,
HAINES BROTHERS'
to furnish any of the cheaper mnkes
icrms oi paymciu.
- . .
ttiUittfrif.
1873. 1873. .
FANCY GOODS.
WHITE GOODS,
AT
WM. ItEED'H.
NEW HATS aud MONXUTm,
FLOWERS aud BIIIHONS,
KECKTIEM and l'ICHUS,
COLLARS and CM'I'tt,
t'Oltetl'.TS aud IIOOPMKIHTA,
HUSTL1.S and oilier I'lXIN'R,
UNDERWEAR of all kinds,
1IOHIEHV aud CLOVE,
IIAXDKEHCUIEF8,
WUITE.THIMMIXCII,
EMBROIDERY,
TOWEUI, '
NAPKIN.
STANDARD TRIMMINGS.
FILL LIVE OF PARASOLS
AND FANS.
NEW WHITE GOODS.
PIQl'A,
STRIPED MUSLINS,
PLAID MUSLINS,
SATIN STRIPES,
MARAPOSA STRIPES,
AC, AC, AC.
All will b. sold at th lowest price at
WM. REED'S,
Market Street, Clearfield, Pa.
' May 14, 1873."
11
BAD THIS!
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT I
Tbe attention of tho citixensof Clearfield and
THoity li directed to the fact that QooJfellow 4
Son are Ibe azonte of K. Nieoo 4 Co., nd hare
just reoeired a half doien oar hmds of Floor and
Feed, which tbey oner at the lowest pouible fig
ures. A large stock of
FLO UK, COKN MEAL, CHOP,
BUCKWIIEAT FLOCH, BRAX,
Potatoes, Shelled Corn, Cora la ear, io., lo.
Particular attention Is called to M. Wieco A
Co.'e brand of family Flour, which ts tbe beat io
the market.
Flottr aod Feed ean and will be sold cheaper
man it can do obtained etiewbere in Clearfield
count v.
C4rtore on Market street, next door to Hon,
Alexander imo s rrtwicnoe.
GOODFEMiOW A PON.
JanlOtf Agents for M. Niece A Co,
Valuable Town Lots For Sale
I have under my control a Bomber of Town
Lots, in hst ClearQeld, being at) bj 2o0 feet,
conveniently laid out, with streets and allcyi,
whicb are now offered tor rale. These lots are
situated In Lawrence township, adjoining Clear
Held borough oa tho eaot. and north of the town
ship road leading from Cleariicld to Kobt. Owen'
rersous wiibing to purrhane onn inquire or A. Si,
Utile, or at the office of tho nndenigned. where s
correct plet of the Ms can be seen, with terms of
sale. JUUH Jl. ri LfURV,
chlO-Sm Attorney at Law
Beale's Embrocation,
(L ATI POWELL' 8.)
Tor all diseases incident to Horses, Cattle, and
Human rieeb, rearing the ase of aa
external application.
This Kmbroca.iea was exunsiveW ased by
the OoTernment during the war.
For sale by fi art wick A Irwlr, Clcarfiold
Joarpk R, Irwia, Carwensville. laaiel Uood
ander. Luthersburg. if.
Attention, Lumbermen !
TE are now mnnufnetnriug onr IMPROVKT
If KTKKL . HOt'KKT DKIVINO CANT
I1UOKS, superior to anv other in nse. Wo hare
alno In stock a largo quantity of Cant hooks tuita
ble for rafting purposea, which wo are nrllmg
cheap rr cash. AMOS It. KtMiAnu,
Uleerneid, ra., March is, iHfi.
JOSEPH II. ItOWLES, Justice of
fj the Peace and Scrivener In the upper end of
awrence township, tollcctions made and money
promptly paid ever. reb.-ly
MERCHANDISE.
of -
riANOS.
of Finnos to order on the most
at
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF the great"
REDUCTION OF PRICES
BV n. POUTER SUA W, D. D. ir
niponTANT Tnunirft
Having suooooded In getting a lighter tariff on
material, heooo the low ad mvderatt charge fur
partial and lull sets of Taelb. I nso the boat
manulaeture of teeth and other material. All
o potations rrgieU-red and warranted to give set
tle and aatMaotlon.
Friends, reflect that my charges for the Inser
tion of artiOolal and tho saving of tbo natural
teeth are now the mut reasonable In Pennsylvania.
Preserve your tooth aud yon preserve your health.
Putting of the natural teeth In a healthr, pre
orvatlveand nseful condition li made a ajiouiultT.
Ulseases and malformatl'Mnoomuion to the mouth.
aw and associate parte, are treated and correct. J
with fnlr succesa. Kxauiinatiuns and oonsulta
tioni mftft.
It would be well for patients from a distance ta'
let me know Ij mail a few days before cowing
to tbe office.
It Is rery important that children between the1
ages of six and twelve yeais should haro their
toctb examined.
Anafithctics are administered and Toctb ru
mored without pain. '
Depositions and character are Judged by all
the world by the expresions of the faue, bene
how rery disastrous may It therefore be for per
sons to indulge an expression of distorted features.
oven apart from a hyginio view. how. to enjoy
natural (not artificial) oomforts and pleasures,
reipeot aud oboy natural hnphcitit and inilincw
B. PUHTEIl KHAW, l. ). 8.
Office In New Masonic liuildinir. Second street.
Clearfield, Pa. uayU'ijt
DENTALCAED,
Dr. A. M. IIILL3
Would say to his pntlente and the pub
lic gonimllr, tliat, having dosolved partnerxhip
with Ir. Hhtw, be ie now doing the entire worft
of bis oflioe himself, aot hat paticnte need not fear
being put under the hands of any other operator.
Clearfield, llarch 20, Jo72-pdiUmcb73
J. M. STEWAET, D. D. S.r
Office orcr Irwin's Drag fitore;-
Cl'RWENSVrLlafi, PA.
All dental oporatlont, either in tbe mechanicaf
or operative branch, promptly attended to aad
aatiifactiun guaranteed. Special attention paid
to tbe treatment of diseasei of the natural toatb,
gums and mouth. Irregularity of tbe teeth suc
cessfully corrected. Teeth extracted without pain
by the nse of Ktber, and artificial teoth ineerted
of the best material and warranted to render Mt
iefaftjnn. april?t.'"l:lr
ACE I If EUROPEl
GREAT EXCITEMENT
yRENcEviLLEl
IN"
Tho bloody contest between France and PrusiMa1
it at an end for the present, so fur as the slang li
te rio of ineo and the destruction of property It
concerned, Tbe Uoyal Jugglers no doubt pride
thcnnelvos and rejoice over tbe result, but how
Insignificant Is their work when compared with1
tho humane and christian efforts of ,
L. M, COUDRIET,
who has undertaken to urply all the eitixons in
the lower end of the county w ith food and raiment
at expoodinjr low rates from his mammoth store in
MULSONIUIRO, where he ean always be fbund
ready to wait upon callers and supply them with"
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Such aa Cloths, Satlnrtts, Cassimeres, Muslins,
xejatnes, linen, J-'rilling, Calicoes,
Trimmings, Hibboni, Lace,
Keedj-tnaJe Clothins, Bouts and Bboel, ITate aad'
Capi all uS tlie bcal material and male tttordei.
lluse, books, (J loves, Mittens, Lace,, Hi boons, lo.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Snirar, Riee, Alolasses, Fi.b, Salt,
Hardware, Queensware, Tinware, Castlnrs, Plows
and Plow Casting!, Nails, Spikes, Corn Cultira
tors, Cider Presses, aad all kinds el Axes.'
Perfumery, Paints, Varnirh, Glen, aod a general
aisortmcnt of Stationery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brendi, alwaji on hand, and will Ve
old al the lowest possible Igurea.
LIQUORS, inch ai Brandy, Win, Gin, WMlky,'
Jajrue'l Aledioinei, Hojtetter'l and
Hoonsnd'i Bitter.
lOOt pounds ol Wool wanted for which tne
higheet prieo will be paid, flerenecd on hand'
and for lale at the lowest mnrkt pric
Alio, Agent for Strattonville aad Cunrenirllla
Threshing Uaehinea.
-it.Oall and iec for eonrselres. Toa will Unf
evorj ehing usually krpt iu a reuil store.
L. M. COCDRIET.
Freaehrllle P. 0., March 1, 1S71.
COSTRUCTKD.-
DANIEL STEWART & SON
Hnvins; purchased the Cheap Clothing Ifonee of
I sana L. heiienntoin, have the lurgest and best
ansortnient of Manufactured Uoodi is the county,
aud oan sell their
HEADY MADE CLOTIIlXty
for Men, Boy and Children-;
ao pen cent, cheaper ,
Than any other honse in the eonnty.
Thoy will always keep on hand a large and el
egant assortment af
GENTS1 FURMSniXO GOODS,
COLLARS, '
TIBS,
mi'KKS,
valises',
Ac., A.
OP TIIK.LATEST BULBS AND PATTKRN8.
Tf yo want t get good and stvlish Clolhinr.
at low figures, do nut full to cnlt at their estab
lishment betore spending your money elsewhere.'
Remember the place.
augtTJ liANIEL STEWART A SON.'
P. OALLAOHRa,
Kterj uoi.t.
Xew Firm nt Iloutzdnlo
GALLAGHER & K0LT
Have Juel rclnmrd from tha Enstor ellici with'
a Inrge a I well irleetrd slock of foreign and'
voiiicsiie goous, consisting el -
DRY GOODS & NOTIOXS, , ;
RKADY-MADR CLOTU1NG,
1100T3 & SUOES,
HATS & CAl'S,
IIARDWARI?, QUEEXSWARKi
WOOD k WILLOW WARE, ,
CARPETS & OIL, C LOTUS,.
GROCERIES,
FLOUR & FEED, (by car bJ,)
Ac, Ao, &c,
Which thry will ei,hane aa a rery low prie. fol'
Lumber, (-hingles, Cash or Country Produce.
Itouts.lale, Pa., May Jl', 197.1.
J. 11, M'MtJURAY
will srpri.v yon witit anv artici.k
OK MRllCIf AM1IHK AT T1IK VKRY LtiWRMT
NEW WASHINGTON,
BI.ACKMMITII WAMTKIWTh. a.der.
signed wishes lo employ a arst-elasa i.rlt.
m.n at onee. Ironing wagone made a speoialty .'
Liberal wages paid. Call on or addrr.a
IHV.MA8 RCILLV
ritarfirld, Jafl. 4 it pd.