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Democratic County Ticket.
ASSEMBLY,
T. at. Ill 111,
' SHERIFF,
W. BOtt NcflBIIOI,"
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TBEArirUKR, '
WILLIAM V. WOHU1,
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LKH II C. BLUUM,
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Jl'RT COMMISSION BR,
JOHN w.iitutir,
Tin Circuit and District Courts of
the United States, (or Ilia Western
District of Pennsylvania, net on last
.Monday in the oily of Villiamsport.
Kjrand Moral Idea" John A. Bing
tiam, pf Oliio, has been appointed Min
ister to Japan, at a 117,000 salary.
lie was the chief murderer o! lira S'ir
ratt,andnextUOakea Ameain hiselass
of Credit Mobilier thieves. Such are
the men (iranlsclecta to proleetand de
fend the government. "God iaro the
Commonwealth."
A Kaiui Faiac. J. H. Moorbtad, af Ik,
Sew of Jy Cook A Ce... it baiMia imUnau
the rorner af Cheitaat and Thirty-ninth etreoti,
Went Philadelphia, (hat will tort the princely
nm f SSMI.UIM. II Ia tented la Ih. antra f aa
Mn r groaud, aad la a marbla palaea. It baa
4my window,, a mai.lvo worti, eaeleeed bmiui.
a roneervetory, all af marble al eker and apolleM
ana m vietier m Bimeel lutt la
amaarMeei at tbe eaormeae enilay Sara ihewa far
a beam la whieb ta lira. Krta Ilia liable baild
iagt aaar by ara af marble. AVeJtaAge
.' Il is no wonder this Arm can build
sui-h costly mansions. Jay Cooke &
Co. are to the government just what
the Credit Mobller was to the Union
l'aciflc rail rood. The government
srmlicalo is a mcro change of uamo,
with this diffurcntci Tlio ,'ormcrttolo
filty millions of dollars lioin ths rail
road and probably half that snm from
the government, whilo tbo latter lias
robbed the United Stutcs Tjcasury of
not less thanrc hundred millioni in tho
liist ten years. And their larcenies
re greater to-day than ever before.
The government 'syndicate of Jay
Coolco k Co. ia lbs greatoat swindle
of the age.
"Hart Talk" On of tho few new
liapers wbk-b, defends the Constitu
tions! salary steal says :
Til CoBrlltatiensI CaavtutinB I Iba very body
wliel eloee'S.r ,'( aa pay. Tbey ara the high
eet power la the State la-day. TBa amoant Itad
by IbeUeBloaliee tenet law far. Tim delegetei
111 Sara nt il months at lha were by tba
lime U ia eompleted. Thty hart baaa obliged lo
aegleet thalr buaineea alaroet eatlrely daring thlt
period. Beaidee, tbey Sara beea cotenfllled la la
bur diligently ia the axaminatlua and dlaeariioa
artkcBantcn,Biacitioaa abiah bare bMBbrougbt
awrorathrai.
U'his is simply "twaddle." It is the
most powerless body ever assombled
in tho state until its work is approved
by the people. It i not the Legisla
ture, and t annot put a dollar into, nor
legally lak a dollar out ol, tba Trea
sury. loss in their business is no
' plea. I they did not expect that,
they know but little.,, If they want lo
accomplish anything; they mast work
like other people. They knew what
the salary was long before they wore
cleettd. If the members thought it
loo low, they were not compelled to
accept the position. If they wont
there to make money, they mistook
the pluce they nhould have gone to
Congress or tho Legislature.
. LUIU mtU tOrir.
The Democratic Return Judges, last
week, before aojournirg, paased A res
olution requesting our lirpresentative
delegates lo the state Convention lo
vote for Ei Sheriff Purks for stole
Treasurer. Much as we would like to
ace bim slate Treasurer, we cannot al
low tho opportunity to pass without
voiitmcntlng on thin feature of the ac
tion of the Convention.
We hold that body never assembled
fir any such purpose, and the adop
tion of the resolution wis auwise and
uiinectiaMtry, and is of no binding ef
leut, The luuuly Hireling which ap
pointed the delcgalo In question, dad
the right to give instructions, but liar
inrr failed to do so, tho mutter should
have been pasnvd by. The leis we do
of this kind or jugglery the butler for
the party nnd for individual intcrosts.
Tlils ia our view ol the case, others
ii. ny ihii.k tliflimnily. II si, we
wuiild like lo hear front them, becanae
wenru npvii lo conviction on this
point. Conventions, like individuals,
had better attend to their own buai
iK'i and let other people's alone.
Ox Suturiloy I lie Illinois, ths second
of the magniuWnt strainers bsing built
by ll.e I'uiiuAylvania h'oilroad Compa
ny , lo establish a line lo Kunipe, wa
launrhod at Philadelphia. Hts Is a
anbalantial ixran steamer, S.'ift feel in
h nglh. reimplHle io all her parts, and
provided with slate rooms to aecom
randale T.'i ralria paaseugers. Hire will
also carry .M stoerag paiaciigers and
3,8.4 Ions offiei-tlil. -
The family of ths alt Mahona, from '
liiint tlie, i,realt,l lMaiflnt r.f I ha !
whom the preaeM President of Ihsjqinailjon lor belrnval of official trusts.
Krrni'li Jirputdic il drarmded, bars ,a . a.
r-ai.1,.,1 at ibe I'hatpsn d Sully, near The iMumhtu Jlcrald ia a little
Auiun, ,,r il.a l-t one hundred and .rough on the I'iah Cummissioners. It
ntH.ty )rx They Idl Ireland in 'says some of tbetn know no mora
llt'.O. iiamndinLly alter the signing of
lie Treat ol l.iimriik.
UtmotraiU (HMty Oisrrisftois.
In accordance with the nine gov.
ernins I he Democratic party, the Mr.
turn judreaof the several boroughs
and lownalilps or Clearneia county as
sembled in the Court Itoorn, in Clear
field, on Tuesday, the 10th of June,
lor the purpose of opening and count
ing tbo voles cast for the several nsn
didatae for county officers oa the Sat
urday previous.
The convention was called to order
at about 3 o'clock by D. L- Kreba,
Chairman or the County Committee.
Upon A call of the boroughs and town
ship, it was manifost that nearly all
ice retorn Judges were present. Un
motion of Clinton Thompson, of Bell,
John W. llama, of Clearfield, and II.
J. Sloppy, of Knox, were elected Sec
retaries.
The Chairman then proceeded lo
call the clecllou districla in alphabetical
order, whereunon tho sovoral return
judges handed in their returns, the
Clerks lallyinir lite number or volea
cast for each candidate, f A tubular
statement of the vole will be found
elsewhere ia this number 1
live returns, bavins all been tallied.
the result showed that Dr. lioyer waa
nominated for Assembly, W. K. llo-
rnonton lorsnenir, ri m. w. worrall
for Treasurer, Clark Brown for Com
missioner, Frank Fielding for District
Attorney, Low is C. Bloom for Audi
tor, and John W. Bhuinrl for Jury
Commissioner, and ft taotion to that
effect prcvailod unanimously.
no names oavinir oeen announced
for tba office of Coroner, which has
been vacant for several years, It ap
peared by the returns that 70 votes
bad been polled for Wn. Tucker, 40
votes for ueorare Thorn and 24 for Jos.
U. Doering. Mr. Tocker being pres
ent declined, whereupon the return
judge declared Uoorge Tborn the
nominee. The next business before
the Convention waa the selection of a
Committee for 1874. On motion, Wro.
M. McCullough, Ksq., wss unanimous
ly chosen Chairman ; A. U. Kramer
Secretary, and tbo gentlemen named
below were named as the members of
the Committee for their respective
boroughs and townships :
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Baanria......lkOir llt-...........OIaa nana
Ball . Haar, Uralb Oataad
Blawa..... 1). W. Cbilaaa.. Lalbarabarg
BatKi Jaba Ballb
Bradferd Jnba H. Btawart Waadhvad
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llanwida. H.Jaai Waiaal....
Cbcal Banj k'liagar Hard
Variagtaa Jabe J. Pieard .... Iraarhvilla
ClaarSaid......laaa Jabaatan .......... C'laarSald
rurraivilla....W. f. (:kaBaara...Carlrtaarilla
llaralar- J. V. Slclntr.. Fbillpabarg
Farguaoa Jaba Rowlaa.H...
Oirard ........laba V. Jary. Uaaat'l Mill,
Uctbaa -. ... K It. Shlr.......,(WS.M
Urahaai. ..Kllit Kraar ilrabanloa
Oaliab J. . MrKtaraaa Sallb'a Milla
lloalidala la id A,kr... Hiiatulala
llanaa. Uao. Waodarard. ... CaaaSaid
Jonlaa... R. M. Jubaatua w Aaaunrilla
Karthaaa O. llMbaadora- Salt I.lrk
KBaxM......,.Juarj1k Urbard M..M Jlaw Millpart
Lawraaea IV. T. Sinrkaiaa ClaarSrld
Larnbrr Cltr.....n n. M. IIanrjrH... Lumbar d-.
alorrit I'ctrr Moyar ...K.iarlawl
R. Watklailoa-CbrlM. Ul7..,..v'uZZ.
Oaaaola..- U- K. j. Walltn....Oiaal. M.lh
; i. A. U'larvra....Uranipiaa Hill,
-...J. F. M'Kcariak...L'ariranirilla
1 Hoe Tbna.BrobhaDk .Ro4kten
Woodward. ....Jaraat Caraalj Madara
W allAoUun. h. Morgan. .Walhaatoa
Tho arranging of the County Com.
mittee havinc been concluded, tho fol
lowing rules relaline to the lime, and
qualifications of persons voting at our
primary elections were ottered :
JTaaarVad, Tbat ear arlaaarr altaUaa aball hrra.
altar ba aaaaalla bald aa tba rlatardat praaaadiag
tba Ut Uoada af Jaaa, aad Ibat rula tilth ba
aa aaiiaaa t aa ta ta,ira lha Hlwa JadajM i
maat aa lha Honda fallavlag, baiag Iba Sral
aioniia or juna.
Ataalmd, Thai hcrraftar aa nanoa iball ba al
lowed ta Tola at Iba primary claatiaa aierr-t in
tba boraafrb ar townablp wbcro ba or Ibry woald
aa tagaiiy tButiaa ia Tata at Ifia gaaaral alaalioa.
faorad, Tbat partona who uaj' not ba of aca
at Iba tiraa af Iba primary election, bat wbo will
broaere tweaty-oaa yrara af aia by tba lima tba
general eleetiua I, beld.or all forelga bora aitlaaai
waa aoaa aara laaaa aal tbair artt papara aad
may be eatitled lo raralra tbeir full papcra bafora
tba next genera) eleetiua, aball ba eatitled la vale
tba primary eh-e!toa 'reviaad. Thar aledaa
Ujomaelvea ta rule tba aalira Daaweralia liabai.
After some little debate on lbs lost
resolution, the foregoing wore adopted
with great unanimity and will here
after be incorporated in the rules of
ins party.
After the business of the convention
bad been concluded, some one offered
the following, which was adoptod :
Htmtwfdt Tbat aar Repreeantallve Pelogata la
tba Demeeratte Slata Contention ba aad ia hereby
iatlraeted la Tata for Edward Porktaeearebeloe
for state Treasurer.
On motion the Convention adjourn,
cd lint dit.
JWmrt Itrt Dmmp,
Another "mine horror" occurred al
tlie Ilenry Clay Colliery, near Sha
mokin, on the 10th.
Conrad Urawheiscr, (he insida boy,
went into the old working or water
level, when the explosion immediately
followed, It is thought by the fire-damp
becoming ignited, which communicat
ed with the aii way from the water
level into the slope below where the
mew worked. 1 The men in this section
of the coal region not beingacenstom
ed lo biaok-damp, thought it was blasting-powder
that had been set on fire
and remained in the slope until over
come. Starling lo come up tbey encount
ered a body of after damp and fell
senseless, many Immediately smother
ing. The strongest men mansgod lo
gut out, giving an alarm. Ths others
lollowed, and on reaobing the top ol
theslopcloll to the ground, beingovor
come. John llnyos, outside boss,
hearing the alarm, Immediately went
to tbeir rescue. After proceeding
about WKl yards, fell face downward in
a pool of water, and was drowned
Knocb Magnrski waa found drowned
by hia aide. Kight men were brought
nut dead. There waa no caving In of
the mine aa at first reporlwl, and no
fault of ventilation, but (lie accident
resulted from old gas exploding in a
disnsed working. Up to IV P. M. ten j
dead miners have been laksn out. j
Many ol ihe men cam from surround-1
ing mines to render assistance. The
excitement was intense, wives and
children rushing to the scene of the
disaster, and finding huahanda and
brothers dead, or gaaping fur breslh,
while others were eagerly watching
the arrival of friends on the slope-wag-en
from below.
There were fifty men in lha slope at
the time of the exnloaion, and thirty-
five are known lo have escaped and
will recover.
The New Yoik Tribune, In alluding
to Ihe dismissal of tho hesd Viennal
Commihaioner, thus rather snrcnsiirnl.
ly compliments him: General van
i i an .
lliiren is a sopl.ofuorical sort of per-
son, who is capabls of any amou
)unt of
lolly, and liable to any amount of de
ception; bnt he bas not a dishonest
lisir in his head. . 11 o lias bad hard
treatment from a government which
might belter have aooner begun its iav
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A correspondent of the Chicago Tri
bune, writing from Vienna, gives the
lollowing account of the manner ia
which the construction of tho "model"
American school hoaso luts been man
aged at tho Exposition: . "Tba Ameri
can school-house ia In a bad way.
Congress made an appropriation of
IS,0U0 for the eonstraotion of a model
building of this kind. Sometime last
Fall, Mr. I'bilbriek, Superintendent of
the pubiio scboois vt lloslon, wrote to
General Van Huron, that ha would
erect and finish a model American
school-house for $2,000. Gonerel Van
Buren replied that bo could have it
constructed cheaper. It now appears
from a memorandum found at head
quarters that the contract was let to
Col I.yman Bridge, of Chicago, for
110,000. The structure la only about
half completed, but it total cost, fin
ished and furnished, could hardly ex
ceed 12,000, .for instead of being a
model American school-house, it is a
very shabby affair indeed. It ia
planned by a German wbo probably
nover aaw the inside of a school-house,
either in Europo or America. Work
upon it has ceased, and Mr. Scballs
haadeeided to tear it down.it ia so much
inferior to Ihe Swies and Belgian
school houses, and so shamefully Ubl
loos to Ihe school system c America.
There being n" Jucvnnf of moneys ox
poif!:3, il is Impossiblo lo toll how
much has already been thrown away
on this building, but it is certain that
enough bns gone into tho pockets of
somuooay to nave built a uairdozoa
of the kind. The fraud ia the more
glaring when it is known that the win
dows snd doors were a gratuitous con
tribution from Now York firm, and
that the seals, books, charts in fact
all that was required for furnishing it
wss generously loaned by the city
of Boston." One ef the correspond
ents of tlia New York Tribune sneaks
in aaimilar manner of the school-bouse
enterprise, and adds: "It appears,
therefore, thai tba United liutoa ia
making as fine a show at Vienna arch
itecturally as morally, nod In both re
spects our cilieons are reproseUed
without regard to oxponse."
We suppose thst Gen. Van Buren
and hia bund of government robbers
will instilV tncmselves just as Colfax
and hia Credit Mobilier band did.
They will rely wholly upon their pre
vious good character. This is slso the
plan adopted by the Phelps & Dodge
firm, aftor refunding to the govern
ment $270,000.
finis si Mai KrtAti-jf Dlejslay,
.Ths Albany rjui comments) with
natural indignation upon tbe calcula
tions display made by the arrival of
the President's household at Long
Branch, when eight furniture wsgons
transported the iuggsge from tbo rail
road station lo tho Tiouso, followed by
five csrriagos and nine or ten borsee,
for pleasure taking. This magnifi
cence, the At gut thinks, accounts for
the l'residont s signature of the salary
grab bill ; but it is mistaken in sup
posing that this display is all made at
tho eipensc of tho Chief Exoculive.
It fsils lo notice ths fact that manr of
the articles thus brought to Long
Branch woro not the President's pron.
erty, but belonged to tho nation, and
were removed from tho White llouss
and ill surroundings without due re-
.... . . . e. . .
gard lo tho rights of the real owner.
tcn. Jackson is credited with tbe re
mark that the man wbo trades npoc
borrowed cspital should break.
Whether tbe saying is correctly appli
cable to legitimate business Irsnsao
lions, or not, there ia no question of
its correctness wbeu applied to politi
cal or oltlclal displays : and no oue
can gainsay the gross impropriety of
President Grant carting away from
mo white uouse to JM)iig israncb the
nal ion's property for tho mere purpose
ofostontutious beggarly ostentatious
diaplay, and assuming the peacock
strut of monarchical rulers. Arnica.
(cr intelligence.
Asri-DxxocaATic. Ithode laland
will not permit a naturalised citisen
to voto unloss he owns real estate there
in. A oilixen by virtue of naturali
sation, offered bis voteal the last elec
tion there, and was ruled out on this
ground and has taken measures to lent
the matter legally. Tho celebrated
14th and 15th amendments provide
that all persons born or naturalized in
the United Slates, and Suhjoct to Die
jurisdiction thereof, are oitisons; and
that the right of citiiens lo vote shall
not be denied or abridged on aocounl
of race, color, or previous condition of
servitude. As this man would, al
though not a freeholder, have been a
voter but "on account of race," the
case appears very clear) and as his
success will enfranchise ten thousand
others in thst Stale, we may ss well j
wuni gn nine imouy resuming mo
Democratic family.
A young officer serving with bis
company at the Lava Beds Is said to
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If ai j ibing should happen lo yon
do make some arrangement lo have
your hair recovered and sent on. It
is the end color of mine, and I ean't
get a puff of tho rigid shsdo brrs.
Monday night In escaped lunsllo
from Ihs Pennsylvania Slate Insane
Asylum, tismrd W. C. Davis, was
found on ths I'ennivlvania lEailroad
'irvck nsar llarrisburg, with lis head
slntnit ICVcrod. from hjl body. j
PRIMARY ELECTION
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The ocupani of tba hlgheat' office
ol tbe country it would be imsgined
would ba governed by somo It ll te
sens of what he owed lo the feelings
of decent people, when waa ex.
posed to pubiio view : but Gen. Grant
don't appear to have any -sack idea of
the eternal fllneae or things, or else
his gross appetites have so gotten the
mastery of bim, that bs is s very Slavs
io insir power.
Tba Indianapolis Sentinel in speak
ing of this matter, so annoying to
every American citisen who' keeps
Itimseli out ol the gutter, gives dsy
and data, place and circumstance, as
loiiows.
"For instance; in Chicafo, the Pres
ident attempted to receive the guests
at a reception given him at the Pall
mans, il was so laden with liquor
that he could not recognise a friend,
and his condition was so plainly re
cognised by ths guests that tbe ladies
were lorced to keep away Irons bim.
Tbii is no hsrosay. The di .graceful
and Humiliating lact can he and ia at
tested by hundreds of the best cltiaens
of Chicago, and even Mayor Medill
wno has always ehampianod the l'resi
dent, was forced to admit his gro,
misconduct, it isrvci no "i.iicnlsr
purpose w make !.!:, a-riorous ex.
poeures. hsi, it may convinoe ths peo
ple that this business of leaping lo the
party lash is asking too much, under
wnat purports to be a itepublicsu form
of government. If the people under
tne dictation oi a party may be forced
into electing a drunkard, where is the
hue to be drawn r W bst manner of
creature will next bo fastened upon
usr-
Now i this man had been the choice
of that party which the double refined
Radicals delight lo alyle "the dirty
Democrats," bow shocked would the
pure and moral Jtsdioala have been ;
but now with the" boot opou the other
leg, they oonvert habitual drunken
ness Into Bright, disoast.of lha kid-;
nays. In order to endeavor to stilist
popular sympathy lor tlisir unrurui
nate leader.
Grsnt's habits have been those of a
drinking man since he entered Us
Army from West 1'oint) and they
have eonaluded in the same Jine, with
intervals of lessening duration, svsr
since. nntburgh fast.
Ware Truth titan Poetrg,
Ths Pittsburgh Commercial, ths
leading ltspublican journal of that
city, thus rorcibly atatee a truth which
has been apparent for several months
past lo all close obscrvors or Ihe dr fU
.,1 Il.a limaa,
"Mo politician of ordinary intelli
. . ,
gence can fail to wrooive that tht ties
of party in tho Itopublioan organiza
tion are loostr man they Have ever
oeen in any previous period or its his
tory. Tht Credit Mobilier scandal,
tho back-pay steal, the corruption at
Uarrisburg, I lis municipal swindling,
both in Pittsburgh and Philadelphia.
and tht oontrol of tbe parly macbin-
try oy men utterly unworthy of con
fidence or respect, havt produced a
deep impression upon ths people, and
nave disguiied inoussnds ol rotors,
who have no other interest in politics
than to tocure an honest and efficient
administration of pubiio and govern
mental affairs. " .
Such being tht case, will tht friends
ot f? lake advanUge of the op.
narltlnitv. anrl turn if. In I lanaavl
poTlunily, and turn il lo lbs overthrow
of tht corruptionlsts, or will they con
tinue to follow the benten course that
leads lo inevitable defeat f Ths peo
plo are ripe for a revolt against Radi
cal party trammels, and all that ia
lacking ia bold and able men to com
bine tbe hosts of the opposition, and
lead tbem on to oerlain victory. The
signs of the timee are too plain toallow
of a mistake as to their tendency.
aa.
Moat Piosonai, Kvli. The Venan
go Spectator says I There is considera
ble fueling among tbe Kepublioan
brotherhood In Meiidvllle concerning
the poaioffice. There are a great
many patriot up there who would
like lobe postmaster, and tbey are
making the town lively with denunci
ations of tho presen. Inoumbent and
Congressman Bichmond. Mosnwhile
tba Mesdville post-office, If not a bed
of dowo, is a sort of Lava Bed, and
its possessor is a Csptnin Jack wbo is
not willing to relinquish his position.
All attempts so tar wsdo to get Post
master Dcrickson lo ootne out and go
on a reservation have failod. Tbe heav
iest charge against him is that he has
til lea the otnee witii memoera ot his
family that you can't gn Inside with
out running against a big Dorickson
or treading upon a small one. Tbat
peculiarity being told to General
Grant, his Kxcellrncy replied "Thai's
what tho Daiuocrats say about mo."
That evidenco of affection ahown for
hia family by the postmaster seems lo
hsve sndoarod him to the Prosideut
and prevented bis removal. Ilwasa
great inialak In charging on Dcrick
son in that way. The light is still
raging. .
Three painters fell from tha Penn
sylvania liailroad bridge, at Coalsvillc,
recently, by tho breaking of ths scaf
folding. Ilenry Urich, ol Hpringviile,
Lancaster county, snu Joseph Lswis,
of Costeevllle, were killed, and Isaac
Zsry, of Mooreetown, Chester county,
had bis right tbigh broken. .
Mr. Bancroft, ths American Minie
ler lo Berlin, bas inaugurated Sunday
evening parlies, lieing sn cx-miuia-ler
of the gonpul, be ought to ubiorva
ihe American Sahbilh better.
RETURNS 1873.
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' DtcuNiD. Uon. Edgar Cowan has
dediaed the appointment ae a mem
ber of the Constitutional Convention
td fill Jhe place made vacant by the
resignation of Mr. B. Gowan. The
dolciratos-at-larire subsequently elected
lion. John C. Bullitt, of Philadelphia,
to fill the vacanoy. Mr. Bullitt has
been sworn in at member of tbs
Convention. ' - .....
KscArtD. A dispatch received here
at a lata nour isai nigni, siatet mat
General John Sidney Jonea, of Phila
delphia, who wai confined in tht
asylum for tha insane, near this city,
escaped from the Institution, and, it is
supposed, has gone West to preach
nia peculiar doctrine ot boat salvation.
Harritburg Journal, 12th.
Sot .txtxUttmuU.
rjX) TUB .,'
F It 0 N T 1
CHEAT, KXCITBMBST
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
1 AND
ICE CREAM SALOON I
Tba aaderelfned barlaf Jail Sited ap aaw,
area Bad aemlartabla raame ea Market el reel,
aeat Taird, reiaaatrally tafcrma tba aablia thai
ba aaw drepued u aaaaiaaMdaia tbaui wli
aearvlbing la ate line aa a!irt mU aad al
baare af Iba da;. Ha beepe aa band
a-liwau a,.., tm iv
ii .... ii ,j i . a . i
KCatCS, hOLtll, HK8, '
, ' .: .'. CAKES, all kiadi.
ICK CREAM,
r aad a feaaral aaaartmeal ot .
CO.NfUCItOKKKIBg, RUIT8, KftB,
AllaTwbiab will badtllnrad la aaataaaara al taelr
taaiaancva, a aaa imhmi vw aa aa.
1CI CREAM, be tbe dleb.aarrad laa Balt far
Tbaahlal for tba faaaraaf pairaaaga Veatewad la
Iba paal, ba hapaa ta ajarit aad raaaira a aaa
liaaaaaa af lie aaaea fram bll aid taata
am, aad atbera.
JOUN STADLEB.
Jaae ll.'I J-lf. .,
BnllKiE MKET1wO.Tke atackb.ld.r.
altba Clearleld Traak Bridr. Cempaa; ara
baraba aatiSad Ibat a maatiac will ba beld al Ibe
- ia t-iearsaid, a.
Tb.radee, tba lOib af Jala Belt, al I a'alaefc
lull iiuaoinM la r . -
P-BJ
A fuU Bttaadanea la reqaeiud.
Jell
WH, W. SETTS. Secretary.
TklUPUSIAU Srnkt nrntrkUK! n.
I daraigBad aeaimitlaa will raaaira aaalad are.
poeali aalil Balardar, Jalj II, far Ike araatiaa of
a woaoea onage, arita aral elaantaaaabatmaala,
aaraaa Aadaraoa Creek, aenr Araald'a Milla, h
taioa aawBibip. Uidderawill baraqairad lafttr
aiak ample eecurilr for IB eomplwllaa af tba
work . Separate propeeate will be raeaired for tbe
etoaa Verb and tha eaperetraetara. Pinna aad
paaiSeatleae ran ba eaaa bp applalag la the
evaamiiiea, at avaatea ar Arnold i atilla.
PAVIU WKI.TY,
JOHM BSI'B'.XIE,
JOHN liBKaaLKEs.
Keek lea, Jaae II, Ull.-ld .
TO BRIIKiB IHJILORDaV-Baalad pre.
paaall far tba erertloa af aa Iroa BrUga
Baraaa tba rlfar, al Carwaaaville, will bo raaalrad
bjr Iba aaderaigaed Bridga Cammltlea, aatil Iba
1 1th dap al Jalj Bell. Prapaeale will ba aaa
aiderod ear lakiag dowa aad remariag tb aid
anaga aaa ror repairing and ramlng taa aaal
maau ta a prapar height, a wall aa for tha aara.
traelere. Amah, aerarite will ha reuaired fraaa
aiaaara lor IB evmpletlee a( tb wars Ibe aa.
denake.
i a. a. iRvm. '
SAbt'L ARNOLD,
JOHN IRVIN,
ISAAC CAI.PWKM,,
W. R. HARTSHORH,
, llArLFAl'ST,
jAblKS A.IIlVIN,
Sana IS, UTI .Id Committee.
OKI'IIANS' COURT BALE OF
VAM'ABLI TIMBKR LANPR-la-par.
aani al aa ardar r the Orpbaaa' Cearl af Clear
laid eeeat?, lha aaderaigaed gnardiaa ef BS
J. Sleee, miner heir of John Rlo. dereand. will
at p. Mm aala, at the Oenrl llanae, la Iba hea
lth ef . CJaarSald. aa rlelnrdee. J.la k.h. laea.
at a eieaa p. m., laa tuiiawing aeaertbed ratea
ble reel aetata, eiteate ia Knax lawnehlp, tlaar
laM ananlp, Pn.i Heglaalng at aeat earner ea
Ilea of W. liloaa Bloom t theaaa ba land af K. A.
Irrla A ta. Berth 4i dagraea aaal It; perehe la
'poet thenea hp lead of Jaeue Halej aartb ll
aenrweo wmmt . e-.v pereaea te paat ; thenea Bp
maw m wawrr oraee, waa neaeaeia. aewta 471 da.
graea wart Ull perebea ta paali Iheaee hp had af
e.nawem. Benin at eegreel aaat toe a IS
aerabea I pl-aa el b.giaaiag ; anlalalag Oaa
llBndrad Aeree, more ar laaa. aad bain ail well
Umbered with good plae, beaileeh, A.
Taaai or Salb. Pinaen per tent, ef Ike whala
at time at ante ana naianee or eae-tbtrd at ran.
araaii at aaie , eae-lhtrd ia aaa pear aad ene
tberd at Ik death af tha widow ef laeadaal, aad
iatereel la ba paid aemi-eannellr the whole with
lat.rert from daH af aala and ta ba eeeared ea
aa prrmiiaa wua aeualaral aaanrlla. in he an.
prerrd b; lb Caart ar Judge tbereef.
A. U. IATK, Uaardiaa.
Jna l, II7S. II '
YOTICE. Tht tndorsiirned having
11 beaa Bppalaled AadirarbrtheOeartafOeei.
moa Plan, el Clearleld aenntr, la aettle tha aa
eeuBUortbe Prlta llaitari appointed bp enid
Conrt aad u make dlatrlontlan af tbe fonde ia
their baada ariejag from Ihe .ale. ef Timber aa
dn tbe pm,r..n of na Ael of A.aamblr approved
Pab. Illb, A;a, aoliee la herabv given, to all
Coaa wbo lo.t an mark nl S,,anra' Timber la tbe
Ire.hne ef I alt, te lie their elalm for anal,
leer with Ibe Auditor. Tbe emia meet ba mad.
eatamler ealb before a Ja.lleeat tba l-anaanflba
eeaalp where Iba claimant reildal, aad mail aet
forth ar Inllowi i
let. The kind and amo.nl sf Haiber ee leal.
!d. That Ihe ad Umber aaa aaaaerhed aad
waa arnal awn; hp ihe lee freebete of IS7S.
Sd. Whether en? portion ar raid limber wa.
reoevered by tba atalninnt.
Tba elalatanl meat alao .Ute amlar Bath whelk,
ar be or bla aeenti have taken ap aad rannl aar
drIR Bqaare Timber, marked r aamarbed. Soal
lag at lodged aloag the ri.er, aad If aa, Ibe blad
and aaaennt ef limber Be uken, a.d U aaarks,
if anv, thareoa.
PI.lrth.lloo will be Biade after Iba let ef An
Seal, lil, aad all Halm meal ba Sled with the
editor before thai IIbm. M. di.trtb.Uo. af the
marked llmhat wtU ke atade anlil after Angnet
let, ae Iba limber, bp that Hats, will be rafted oal
af Ibe beeme,
-..,,. r Sans, '
Osrlald, Fa., I 1,11,;,
SACkETT ft SCHEYVEB,
. SBSUBS IS
HARDWARE,
14 BMIlfWotTirtsTf ff
Tln,Copprr ft Sheet Iron Ware,
)
S)Mid Strati,
ClfiAiriELD. PA. . .
HftTtBaT Urnl iiarwMti vu trtefk f Htvrd.
wr, Inriu tb pubis. I tiiomiM ar Meek
Ad prtf.
Cmn9lr m4 Mrtent who tMtoavUt ballti-
tag will do wall Ut ! nr
TOOLS BTILDUra. HAUBWAIU,
whieb it sew Bad al tba beat BaaafaetBra, aad
wtu ba told lea far en.b.
KAILS,
GLASS,
PUTTY,
GLUE,
LOCKS,
LATCHES.
H1XGES,
SCREWS
All blade af Baaek Plaaaa, Saw., Cbiaela, tajaaraa,
Hammer., Hatewete, Mambl aad Larela,
Mortlfed A Tbamb Uaanae, Derail,
raeaa A Bllla, Waad aad Iraa
Beaeb Sarawa, aad tba beat
Berlag Maahiaa la tba
market.
Double and Single Bitt Axes,
fOCElt OUIUEKY, Aa.
A gentt for Burnell't Iron Corrt Hhelltr,
" varraatad.
- Alaa, agaala tar RwaaraV
(lOTHIC xvk Tort,
. wbteb afealaall rare 8mab flaee.
Faraaara' ImpleaiaBla Bad tlardea Ttiall af aasr;
i deeeripliea.
A atrga varialp of '
COOK STOVES, v
ablab wa warrant ta glee eallafeetieB. ('
Portnblt Jtunrrt esnat fHmsirvs.
)aa,ltaariBg, Rpaatlag and h W'.A dug, oa
reaaeaable term. All wdri all; rarelre prompt
, .ana 11, 11 M.
TTT;LlC SALE By virtuo of an
ja. ardar aT Iba Orpbaaa Vaart af CkarSeU
eoiiatv, tha aaaeraif Bed admlalalralor af tba ae
tata of Juba Orr, lata of Lawranea tawnabip, da
aaaaed, will aall al publie aala, oa tbe preeaieea,
aa Wadaaada;, Ike lib dap ad Jalr, 1813, lha fol.
lowiBe; real eilala; All Ibat aarlnta lot or plaaa
af graaad ailukla ia Lnwrenoo towa.bip, aounljr
nloraaald, aad State af Pennrrlvnnin, boaadad
aad deaerikwd aa fatlowa, Tiai Baglaaiaa' al a
poet aa baak af Maolroener areeb i tbaaaa ap
aaid etreaaa aoub 17 degree weet I 7-10 parabee,
aartb IS dejrreee aaat 11 perebei, Borth I3 da
graaa weal S perabee, aartk 4S degreea weal 4
parabaa, aartb 11 derreee weal 4 narebaa la a paal
aa Una of land of McPliereea Brelhera ; Ibeaaa
bv laada of HePbaraoa llralbera aantb I) degreat
weal St perab - ba a paat ; tber.ee be laada far-
rip at u. r. Haodfcllew aaalb eS drgreaa aaal
1 IS pa .aaa W a ml. aarlb II deireea aa.t
' perehrl to poal oa rwad j tbehee bv read
a i IS Setreaa well It J 10 perebea to dead
,ta piae Ihenoa b mad farraarre al U. 1).
tioodfeilew aarlb b dagraea aaal 14 parabal te
poal aad plaaa of beginaiagi eoBlalaiBg tbrea
aoraa aad aaa baadred aad oaa Bad eei-en-teathe
parabaa aad allowaaaa, aearlv all elearad aad
aoder a good Mala of eaili.ativn, and baviag
tbaraaa araeted a oaa aad a ball atare plaab baaae
TaaaB. Oea-knlf ea,b and balaaoa la III
montb, tv ba aecarod bj bead aad aaertgaga aa
tba pramlaaa. Sale ta aomuianae at I B .'.Wk, a- m.
ilto. w. WMIUI.MV,
alaa IS, till. Admtaialralor.
NOTICiW-Tba aadaralgned baviag Bald aal
aad retired fram Iba averennlila bnaineai,
weald raapeatfallp raoaaal their former patroat,
wbaaa aeaoBBtl ar aaeeltlad, te aall aad Battle
wilbia thirty da) a. Tba beeki will ba feaad
dariag aaid term with D. L. Fergnaan, at bla af.
Son, where ke wiU be prepared to (ire tb baei
aeee hi apaeial etteatieo, after wbleb aliaoaoanta
remaining aaeatlled will ba plaaad ia Iba baada
af tk proper emoera for eollaetioa.
' D. L. I'ERUUeON A CO.
Tha aaderilgaod bating parekaaad Iba aalira
teak of goodi af lha lata firm ef P. L. Pergaeaa
A C., ef Lamber Clip, aad baviag Jart tiled ap
ear eparieee .tore reoml with a wall aaaorted ateeb
hook fraaa tbeeaataf Prp Uoeda, areeariee, Hard
ware, Qnaenaware. Ilaoli aad Shoe, Hat aad
Cape, Clothing, Notioea, Faeey Preai tlaada, to
gether with all artirlei kept aad ia de
avaad,aad daiiriag W 'live aad let live," wa
would arga apoa tha farmer petroea of the hone
sad eeerrbaH; alaa te anil aad aaamiaa nar ataeh.
Wa ara detarmlaad la aaa ar Btmoet effort le
mahe U Ihe iBloreet al all to give aa a liberal ah art
af Ikalr patreaage.
JOIIif Rf'SSELL A SOW.
Lamber Clip, Jaae II, UJJ.-lt
DU II. B. VAN VALZAI1.
OSlo aail deer la Uamelek A Irwia'a
Pmg Store, ap .talra.
1:1 CLKARPIKI.D, FA. ' la
Rarnanarna-Or. R. V. Wlleee, Pr. J. II.
arlawteh, Faaallp af JoeTeraea Mrdiaal Calkrg.
T KOXAUD JIOUSR.
XJ Oppalll Railroad tl.neL
CleAIIIELI), PA, -
U.....I. UtaJ - .... L . I ,
- bh ,,-, .eo a'l.e, ra mi
reeaeeta. Braahfaat for I . u
morning train. Wat. . BRAULIV,
dnaa 11,1171. Proprietor.
JAMES MITCHELL,
Bqiwro Timber 4 Timber Lauds,
jell'rl ' CLEARFIELD, FA. -
an.
1873.
GOOD NEWSI
Y Pttratrt iv)l, Wtl. frMl Mtl taa 11.
Ch MitM U or onf i
Wt'U tail kM w tl iatM4
T hlii jn U iUnfr.
Wttti ttftylof fth nttimir tml,
Atttl rH frawi tlnmf u4 Ull.
Am4 hMili frw yt.ll ob tha whtwl.
Aad jrei wl t MMltini t rot thra tvtl
Tbtft. im( nil .1 oat Muk, Ii CIrlM, tm4
wn will Mil
WOOP MOWEE OE SOPEEIOE,
lha beet and eheaeeet kUabiaaa la the Bear bet
aad which we guarantee to give aerfert aauaraa
lioa ta all kind, of areae. Light raoD.ra, and
Iba moal darabla Maoblaee belli.
HAY HAKES!
We alia Ball three liferent lla.la ef HAT
RAKPS. TheCUMLKV, aelf dlerharglnf. Haba,
HAHKRHTllWW aad LAM'ANTKR RAkR
whieb w ear ar three ef the beal Rahee ia ths
world witboot fear of lanraeefel eentradietloa.
Ua aara aad aaa thee before bujrlag aaj ether.
1U11KSUEKBI
W hm torn w nn4r for tkrtiatlf will t
y Kllii si Uoftrian'p Um bortat ThrcivitT, wine It
ktmli monnttdilltn, fbr . fcBitrl of
beta ara ! aaa In tha anaal, utj famar will
aietupfa thata fut a7 albar MtMbisM ! MMhat.
IffW't avrsrloob Mr Ha FwkaMafasjrt'a lhaavr
M4 tba llarMMti, with k.ltka. UrattdrM' Vmm
Bluff MiU; Ktrl (!wllr.rF, ltif Pvwrri far ebarw
Irtf.Afj. PawHUriUltBlwa.vlMbBWriaAaAt
(intra aa nit Iba liaaa.
All M tba abora llarblnat warrant It 4 all
llwy -wtj aataftlartl l do, r aa aata.
M. . unowjr mu. I
f'-irltH, rt. 4vn- II, lll. (
grg 6tt&s, Croffrlri, tit.
Down I Doyn 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AMD 01 COl'hBI Till CHEAPEST),
A Proclamation tgalmt High Prices
ara aow anas iba a lat at tha Wit aad
aat aaaable Usidvaa aad Waaaa arar
aVrad ia I
laia taarfcaL aad at arlaaa tbat ntaM
ana af taa good d daa of ahaap tbiaga. Tboaa
wba laab faith apoa tbia aolat, at daaat ar
ffttioaa raparlnwaa. aaad but
caJLZ air ovm aroREp
" ' Caraar Front aftd llarkat ftraata.
Whan tha aaa aaa, faaL baat aad kaow tot thaat
aalvaa. Ta (bll; aadaptaal what aracaaap fttodt,
thin aiaat ba duaa. Wa da aa4 daaa It aaaaaaary
to aaaaiaraia and ltaaHaa amr Hock It la aaaugb
for aa to atata tbat
We have Erenthlng that U Heeded
aad ooaaaaiad la thla aiarbat. aad al arlaaa tbat
aatofllsh boih aid and yoanc.
aaazt juai.ru iuaw sun.
JANIEL GOODLANDER,
LCTUER6BI R0, PA., ' :
Paaiar ta
DRY QOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY ft ULOVBS,
HATS A CAM aftd BOOTS A BHOKS.
Toaaaaap OrasMtiaa and Plaht Valla, Hardwai-aj
ttaaaawara aad UUaiWavra, Maa'a aad
dotbiag, brag, Palata.
011a, BoUol BtHika,
, ft Argo ItH ofPatatit Uadtalaat. .
Caadlaa, MaU A Drlad PralU, Cbaaaa ftad Otwab
ara. Koob aad BiAa Powdar,
Floar, Grain and PoUtoci, '
-. Clorar aad TUftotba Saad,
ala laatbar, Marocaoa, Llalagi, Biadlagf aad
Thread, Hboamakarf Taala aad
Shea Piadlaga. -Va
graaler rariatv af goo da la aa? lUra la tb
eaaaly. A H fbr aala vary taw- far aaah ar awaatrf
rodaaa at Iba Cbaaa Coraar. April II, UT.
J. M. KRATZER.
D
tlRl ABI.EBjTYI. RSI afCaaalnMrea, Aa,
far Mea and Ravi, al J. at. E RATZBK'S.
THMBrnVPLy, Sraraala, lagrala aad athar
Carpet., alaa. See Oil Clothe, al redeeed
prum,al . J. U. ERATtEK'S.
EST ASVIOI1TMBMT efWall Faeer ever
ffred la thla vieialtv. Ida te SI nee hia.
Una gill r,BB.er, at., at J. at. KRATtER'S,
TUM MOST pofeler make. efMa.ll.., Sheet
laga, Ptllaw Bteeliaa, As., at a email advaaea
above aeat, bv the ciaea, at J. at. KgATIMK S.
NEW CntllM, KKW RTTLES, LARUE
AS-SORThEMT, LOW rRICES.Bll to ba
feaad at 1. St. KRATIRUf.
I' AIIKJt UBUS COOIts la tbe greetaat
J varietr bow aprlag abadaa aaweet aad
moat daelrabla etrlee-aA J. at. SATIKR S.
AVAHIKTV f Dreaa Ueeda, aaluble tar
earaiBg alia ra veile, aollapa. Aa
oon.lanlly ea b.nd, at J. at. KRATIgR S.
Rr.C KIVINfJ a large .apply af Ladlas' Bad
Cbitdrea'a Rbaea. made to order and war
ranted. A haadaeaM waller lar II.SS al
mablS. J. M. kRATZBR'fl.
BEST QraaiU war Te 8,1, aad Chamber
Bets, Knlvel and Farka, Kilvar-plBlad Ferkl
BBd vBeeaa, lble Liaea, h'aahiaa.very ahanp, at
mablS - J. M. KiiATZE It'll.
SHAVSLS, aVarfai heablirt, CaUnn, Valla,
Hair Ooada, Ulavra, A a. kid Ularel at Tie,
alaa Iba Jeaaphb Beamle.l Kid Olovei, at
mebll i. M. KRATZER'S.
CUKAP OKOCKItlKSI
li'mrer rrrr, fa.
Tha aaeUralraad anaeaaaa ta hia eld frieade
aad natroai tbat be baa epad a goed liaa ef
uiiim-knikm raiivtaioAi ol ta. .M etaaa
nt Klrb A My ...... I a. lUU. . Itbol
pntrrnaga. M. W. RI'ENCER.
Lamber City, Pa., Mank U U.
Soot nnd ibon.
B
OOT AM) SIIOK UAKISU.
PHILIF WEAVER, e Market street, la
gbew'i Row, ClaarSeld, Pa., baa jail eaaadead
a la lot of t'rraah Calf tblai aad ktpe, Ik
bt la the aaerket, aad 1 aaw ere pared leata).
ala. tare everything la bll line, lie will war
raal bis werk t a iipraaaafd.
Tba ellleeal af ClearSald aad f lalaltj an
re.peetfally larited t give him s aall.
Warh tea t abort eat lee. Stlt'Tl
JSAAC JOHNSOX & SONS,
M aaafaataren and Dealer la .
Boati and Hhaea!
Ladlaa', M laaaa' aad Cklldraa's Oaltera,
Maa'a, lera' and Woman- Heavy Be!, aad
Brogaaa, SAe A.
Rlera aad abap aa Seeeed atraat, aearl appe
lit H. F. BigUr A Ce.'i aardwere atere,
Fek. IS, ISIMe CLEARFIELD, PA.
fcduntUtul.
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Mala aad rt taala ClaaalraJ nif WthmU
Each IHpHa.iit I arata. DiattMt aad
tmmpltrt k ltaal, .
Till aebalaatta aaat tbia laatilatiaa ta dli
ttsval in ten IBM av.m...aa m.t aa Baaanamlk. laaaakSslaF
wta i imd, i aa am aaaataa aaamaaasja aw
in ar aaaoayta Mn.aa.aarj taa aaaaaa, aft laa
I rat Moada la sfabrBary,
Tba aavraa af iaitnatita oaabvaaaa avarj thlag
wwowmnrj a taaroagn, amtMl aafl atoa.ala
miMBtioa ai aata aataa.
Sm...l. .ill kaa .4m.illl .A . Ai J .V.-.JI
tnm data af aatraaca U tbo atwao af tba aaaiiaa.
Ha dadaetloa will ba atada for a aaaaaa, aaaaft
n KiratBa mum protraaiaa NiaaM.
Hladaata fraoj a dittaaM oaa ba aoaaaiaialatad
with board al low ratea.
For aartlfBlara, aaad fat vrtrwitlara, or addroat
Rff. p. L. UAniSOM. A. H.,
JalyH. 1871 tf. . . . Priaelaal.
T UMBER CITY CNIOS KALE
M-J AND FEMALE ACADEMY. -
The Irat term sf tbta aeheol will eemmeaea ea
tha riret Monday af May. IS7S. eeder the enaar-
lalaadeaey af the Rev. . 0. Orlar, a grndeete af
jenenen uoileg, wa II aw parmaavauy maated
ia Lamber City, aad Sal eoaecatad la teaeb tba
eabael. Ha la a geatiemaa tt aaria, aad kas bad
evaral year etperteare ia teaching.
Tattloa paynbl aeo kelMa adfaaat) Ik Wl
aaee at tbe middle r tb term.
vammaa Eagllab kraaaka. t SS
Higher " , , g
Claaaiaa..... ,
Unglb ef term elgdtaea weeha. Ks dadaetlea
far ebeeaea, aalau ia naa ef nrolrarted lllaeaa.
Buhi aaad ara MlleheH'i Oengrat.by, Breobe'i
iBlellrelaal aad Wrltlea Arilhmatlea, Rarlt'i Ka
rll.b tlrammar, Par lee' Elementnry Algebra,
Ealllaa'i Lalia Bad flreak Readeri, Oeomatry,
Devlee' . Legeader taltnee al Tkial, Familiar
Brewer.
Tba Lamber City Aeademy I located la Lam
bar Clip, ClearSald eeaely, pn., tli mllee weal f
Cnrwaaiville, the termiBai arthoTyreae A Clear,
eld RaUroed, aad ia restate from tha dleelpatteee
aaddemomllaiag iaSeeaaea whiab abeaad la maay
larger plaaea. A pradaal patreaag la aaliaited.
Beard eaa ba bed at II. aar week. Par'.rthee
eartlaalars addraai the Ppriaetpal, ar aaa af Ik
llliwelera.
statoTaas.
O. H. Lylk.. w.. M. Hear,
Martia Walla, D. W. Heyt,
R. C. Hamlltea, . L. F,.,,
Wm. U Maera, a lei. FergeB,
II. W. Sionoee, I),, r,. n. Craoeb.
I.nmber city, April 31, IS7A.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
Cl.gASrisi.n .
1MIE RUMMER TERM of lra weka, will
. mma Hnaday, April tub. Ills.
TERMS nr Tt-ITIAW
WdiBg.Ortbegrafky,WrlllBg,OhJetlw.
anna, Frlaaary irilhmalia aad rriaurp
... ""I'' f "- W s
Illalnry, Leaal ... deeeviptlv (Jaograph
' "'F aVaawiag. lUatW, .,o
ImWjaWth SSSmal tlkwm ttl "' -.
!.Tf?ta'w',i aam"',!.3Z IS SI
i. r-a, eg, .. II s
Wai warb M a aa
m .L .r',"l" Bend f Clrtfjar.
drarlal, Apm l( ynt, MSa
1 IIJLj
ED. W. GRAHAM,
DEALER III . ,
, QENEEiL MEECS1UTII3E,
SQCAtE TIHSEB A unn.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
a )at epeeed, al Ik EITITOKE ITOIt a.
aamplal stock T
AT K O O O D ,
, f vri eWrtptle.
DIIY 000D8.
OROCIEII.
HARDWABI,
BOOTS AKD 8U0K8,
CUn'HlXO,ah,sW,
. IN GREAT VARIETY.
FLOOR,
MEAT.
SALT,
KYE,
. OATS,
C0B5,
AIWA rt OM HAND AKD FOM
SALS AT A MALL ADTAJtCJL
' ' ' T4- .. . v i.l .-.immj
FLOUR
Reeelrad l; aba ear kad, ami salt at sasbal
ed.aaea. . ,
A Ba'ppl ef EOF! aanataatly aa aaad. : . . 4
Epealal tndaaamantl effered la Ike gittlag eat
Saaera Timber aad Leg, aa wa deal largeey .
la Lamaermn'i EappUaa, aad an pea.
Band ai all limaa w par baaa Urn- , .
bat aad bam bar. t
(I. f, Olllll, .
"KEYSTONE STORK,-
CLEARFIELD, PA.
0L II, III.
SAYI YOCI SOI EI!
IT baviag baaa taajo jraaaa alaa tbo lata- wa
baa alayaad aad raaawaaa ta Caaada aad tVaa
tro otaar farta baviag owoao bskoft aad aalUad
aoaaaablT al tbair old biaiiainii, U waoid ba
aapaaaad tba aall for tboaoaada waa aaar, bwt wo
aaa aa. Wo avw bag Iwajra to aaH ibo ailaattaa
af iba ftoowla f Ctoaraotd aad atbaa naaaVn to
aar aaw Siora, wbWb wa baro owalid at yraat
ooat. Wo baaa aaaroi a aajaaa at asaaa; to aa.
loot a atoob fraal waaob all aaa aatabaai at artaaa
adTaatagawaalv, Too will do watt ta oaA aad
look at aar gooda aVaro yarabaalaf abaaltaro.----Wa
daoai It aa troabto io obow oar food,
ftoapaolfali oarat
1 IMBAL A Ct,
WaJUeataa, Jaaa i, laTt-Al
SAVE 10U KOSIY!
THAKXvlL for paat flavors, va bag War la
lafwrai oar ooriaaiara aad tbo aablia gaaaa.
all ibat wa ara wooblr itMolvlag Kaab aap4iaa
af gonda frota Ibo taatara aad woatara alttaa, aa
aall at tba lowart ajar. at ariaa ar oMbaaga far
boarda, abiaglai, tiofl or aoaairj arodaaa.
11 a tag rttaraad fraai tht aoribwaat, wo aaa
aot aakiag ooalraati to braok, Ubrag tarbaa at
tba rooat, aigalag atbar aioa'a aaaMa la aaaar, or
Ubiag gda ibroagb tba baob door, bat rnaJT
ooaauat attaatioa to baalaooa, aad aa traabht wlfl
bo aparod ta alaaM aar aaat oat art.
J. A. T. af. BOLT.
Wallacataa, Jaaa 11 tb, 1ITI.4I
JOOK AND KKAD !
SADDLE A BilXESS MiiHw!
JOHN C. HAEWICK,
Market St., CLEARKIKLD, Pa.,
Ia tb m.a le ga as bf yea waal a eat ef Bow
HARNEitF) er a aaw SADDLE, r eaylhlag la
ia Ibat Ilea. Ba tare, ant aa gead wrh a w
Aaaa la aay akop la Faaaalvaam, aad bll prnaa)
are very reeeeanbie.
Caaataatly oa baad a fall Nee af
TROTTING GOODS,
aaah a TretliBg Saddle!, Qeartor aad Skis Eeera,
Tretllag Relleri, Whipa, Piae Braahaa aad Camaa.
A. A Saa aeaertmeBI af Mali, stall Oevara,
Save Sleeken, BaSale Bebwa, An Ae, Sep! at
Maaea, la met aaylbtag that bitnmel anaad bj
aeed ef m alweyB ea baad.
All al whieb will be eeld at whale er ramE
al Iks very rairaal raua.
Repetriag premplly allaadal le. All werk
KaraalaaA. Bbep aa reaat earner! mast. I a
at utla. - April S, ISTS.
(H'SJEC AND LOT rOat BALkV The
aaaeralgaed a 'ere Bar aala, an aaey aal ma,
laa aaa Let iltaaled ea Market etreet, e-
tbel.
pealu reaidasee l B. Bridge. Lai HI feet deep
aad IS feat (real, with email heaaa aad ehee
elected thereea. The property le velaable, halag
la the aratral pari ef lawa, aaa aad a half naawil
from tba Coart Heews. Fae.baiaia aaa get aap
fart her lafavmallea by eeiha, - aa las eoe
senbar, aa tha aremlaaa.
... BJABT BIHBBII1M
Clearaeld. Jaaa 4, UTA, St.
c
Al'TIIIR.-AII panaatars hereby eetlS'd
aet aa lalsrfera with the Perlewtag ereeertyt
Oaa red Cow, aaa Hag, a let af Fia Berd.
baat it.SSS faet. eaa Veeh Sieve, ea apbeaed.
diag, aad leleaaa a keaaeaeM and tlaakaa.Aaf
Slier, aaw ta pimliiea el Wamaaa S. Seyaee,
aa tha same beleaga ta at and ara ebjet ea af
ardar at aay time. JOKA BMTrE.
Jaae 4, IIII-II.
CAUTIOMAII ara hanky eaatleaed
agalaat meddllag la aap way with tba IM
mwlsg ereperty, aw la ihe pain. .lee ai Freak
Beeek, of Beaaaria Uwaabip, vis ; I kadaaaadi, I
laklaa, 1 ae ef hlre, I lk, I eteae, ret lea,
a tba Betoag ba aw aad ara tail with bim ee
leea. Jelt lr . JTETER JUIFFEER. ,
AnMIMlaTBATURtl MUTIC SU-Katlea
al hereby giro that le Mere ef edmm!.treH
aa tb etele ed JOMK ORR, aWeaeed, bate
af Laereae. te week I.SIanrS old eeeatr, Pa'.,
aavtag wb eaby gtaalis te tee aaaenignia. an
peraeej ieeeeted la aaid aaaaaa will pleae ataka
payaaaBt, aad Ibeea kavaag lam er lamasds
will pruaal sVaai preperly aathaallawtad far aV.
Uemeal. ioltU W. WRIIILET
m Stay I. ISTI-tt. Admladearaur.
AltMimaTaiATURtl BHrTICmV-katlM
la bareky give tbat lattva r adatiBlatrati
on Iba aatatae? BARMOM D. ROW LSI, deed,
lata af Bell Uwaabip, Clearleld eeealy, Feaa'e.,
having been dnly graatad ta tba BaSmelfaed. ett
C raeaa ladeblad la said aetata will plaaa make
mediate peymaal, aad Ibeea baring alalml af
demand, will preeeat tbem preperly aatBtlsbi4
far seul.meal allheal delay.
JCBR A. kOWlM,
atayll.il t AJmlaielrater.
JXECUTtlR't MIITICB. Katlaalaaere.
J by giva that letters Teeleauolary ea tha
tats af Aaaia aJ.Fhepa,dee'd., have baaa greats
ad ta tbs aaderilgaod. All pare ladeblad ta
raid Eelats are repaired ta make immediate pay
meal, and the baviag eialmB agalaat II er re
nlred to preeeat tbem, daly aalbeatiealad.wllk
eat delay, ta lbs aadreigad.
,. A. 0. m. BARRETT,
Flea.lar af Aaaia Ihep.
Clearleld, May II, IBIS, a.
w
M. R. MORGAN,
0LRARF1BLD, FA. Agsal far Iba
ATWOOD PLOWS.
Farawrs la ared af Flaws will de well t eat
& farm la Lewrree lewaeblp, ad eiamle
Iks Impraved Alwoad rlgbl aad left beaded a
aide hill riewe. which I am aal 1 1 eg earyeeeeaaar
b. splBIsm
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-SPECIALTIES-
ICILDERE' HARDWARE,
MECDABICE' FIARDWABB,
LrMRERMEB-f ARP!".
FARMIXO CTEXSII.I,
MILL lirrLIEI,
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FAMT, f)Ib". VAISISBKR,
FAINTIM' FINBIESw. i
a.(V?ip twn-
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