THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WKPHEfiDAT MOHNINQ Jl LY 1B.W. .
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HELHilOUS NOTICES. 1
Methodist Eplseopal Church Iter. A. D.
v ' I'.itor. l'ublio Berries erer Bnbbith
i"MA.M.,.ndTP.M.
feUete Hoeocl at A. M.
fnyn Meeting eeerjr Thunder, it 7 J P. M.
Commuoi.n Scnrlce, Brit Sabbath of .v.rjr
-oath at Ml A. M.
Hk Aulrt' C:hnrrh P.plKopal Rt.
Oseao. Hall. Publie Herrio. Sunday rooming
o'clock, and at f P. M. Sunday School at
I p. M. Prayer Mooting Wednesday availing
.. r o'clock.
Presbyterian Church Iter. II. 8. BoTi.cn.
6,bbth serriees morning and ercuing Ksb
bsti Wool at P. M. Prayer Moating Wcdnei
dst ironing.
HI. Fraud.' Chnrr ti-.'Chtlitile--P.re. P.
J, BiimiDH. Mmi at Ml o'clock A. M., en the
atVond aad fo.rlh (Sundays of each month.
Lutheran Church. Hav. A. J. lUnrsocic
preaching arory Sabbath, morning and at oning,
gibbatb School at a. a. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday .retting.
Post .natters, Attention I
We want if distinctly understood by
U "government" that we tcill pay the
podage for every subscriber in the county
vho hat paid hit subscription at least
sii thontns in advance, or becomta an
advance-paying subscriber on or before
the first day of October. Before the
first quarter expires we will furnish to
each Post Master in the county a list of
our advance-paying subscribers and tte
eath for the postage to Jan. 1, 1874.
Tho Hayes Quartette is one of the
tut vocal concert troupca now before the public,
i i in
To Exchanges. We have paid the
pal lag on all copies of the Kr.Ptrni.icAX, lent to
ear exchanges, up to the lit day of Jnnnary, 1874.
The Bollofonto Republican says Hint
a eorpa of aogineora got loit last week in the
ountains, between Snow Shoe and the boad of
Batch creel, and lubiiited an tea terries and
noli for Ihirty-lix houri. Thii li rather' joke
en the larveyort, ,
IIfxkiioub. Conimuiiion services
elll be held la the Lutheran church, In thin place,
oa Sunday morning, July 20th. Itev. J. V.
Ooodlin, Becretify of the Home Million Board,
will be present and will preach morning and
evening. All are cordially invited lo be prcaent.
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Grand Concfrt. Tho celobraleJ
Usyee Quartette, of Philadelphia, will give two
concert! in thit place, on Wodnesliy and Thurt
day swings, the I'd and 21th lmt. Tliii will
ao doubt be gratifying to our loreri of music
The n.yeses have been here before, and are well
known to our citixeni, who will at heretofore go
and hear them, i '
A Somebody. According to tlio
JWtor, Huntingdon bai "a narrow-minded,
dime-pinehing, fonilitcd, hypocritical liar, who
nikea hii llriog off the miifortunee aud aorrows
of the people a ban, Iwo-faeod skinflint, who
Uvea only became the devil won't have him, who
saraki around tho town earei dropping and de
ceiving thoie who oonrcne with or are in earshot
of him." What a queer chicken this chap must
certainly lo.
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Tat Annual Tour. Nearly all tho
editors of this State were on a butt woek before
list. The Wllliemsport BtlUti establishment
contributed three and the Dellefonte HalcAma
furniihed the exearslonim two members. We won.
der where they get their "spending money. We
hire considerable capital and time Invested In
the buiinose, bnt aomehow we eaa declare no div
idend! to take an eoeaeional "tare" liko our co
Umporeriri. Why Is thii thus?
A Firb Episode. Our Curwcnsriilo
neighbors were thrown into great eonfusion on
Monday morning, by the cry of Bre. After con
siderable running in different directions, it was
discovered that the Ire had broken out in Mr.
Pioit'i wash bonse, which being a low bnildlng
wai loon deluged with water by the volunteer fire
department, and before much damage was done
t the building. Bui it was bad scare, and no
ailtsko.
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Smiocg A rrit ay. A correspondent
informs as that the streets of Ulen Uope were the
scene of aad affair on Saturday afternoon last,
la which an ax and a pistol were freely used.
The party' using the pistol Bred four shot! at bis
antagonist, one of whloh took effect In hit cheek,
the second in hie shoulder, the third through the
hud and tha fourth in the thigh. As the party
aiiag the pistol is new under bail, and the eaie
will nndergo a fudiojal investigation, we refrain
from giving the particulars.
Gab Sur. It will bo o4serd that
the friends of gal are determined to organise, as
indicated by an advertisement in thii issue. We
understand that over one hundred persons have
agroed to nsa gas in their dwollings if the works
arc built. Thia is a far greater number than the
most langoina anticipated would nse it, and is
mere than sufficient to insure that gas works will
piy. We are willing to adopt any method of
lighting so that we nan get rid of thej Bve hundred
nitro-glyeerln topera which are lighted every
light in aur town, ' ,
Death by Drowning. A corrca-
poadent inform! ui that Calvin Kilter and William
Peoples, of Pike township, repaired to Little
Clearfield ereek, oa the Jfth of June, for the par
pen of taking a bath. Unfortunately young
Bitter got Into a deep hole and not being an ex
pert iwlmmer be was drowned before he coujd be
rescued. Mr. Price Mayes was aun upon the
ground, nnd by diving under the water be atiied
the body and broujrlit it to there, but the vital
ipark bad led. The grief of the parcnti can bo
utlw imagined than written.
Good Time. To tost lim nracticn-
jVlity c
psaia
tent a i
9io..l
jVlity of running regular trains over the Pennayl-
railroad from AHoona to liarrlsbnrg with-
ingle stoppage, a train made up of engine
S aad two passenger ears, having on board
the Maryland Editorial Association, returning
rem their summer excursion, was started oa tho
tSth day of June, at Altoona,at 3: 10 o'clock p. m.,
Veaehlag Ilarriiburg at tit o'clock, running the
Wntlre distance In three hours aud twenty-six
fnoutes. The distance is one hundred end thirty
o milee--about forty miles an hoar.
I TwfNTT-ONE TO JJlUHTVONB. Tho
IWIefoute tyie't'eaaeeysi . ,
I We hare them new. Both are residents of Fer.
In ion township.' His name Is Kverhart, aged 81,
Bod she a eherming young widow, Mrs. llrouse,
hity-.n., M minus it equals 6B. This li the
lucrnpancy In their nges, but the jalrlsrclial
Kvcrhart loved, wooed and won Cjo youtlifui af
fections of thii sombre young widow, and a short
lm since tbey were united in the bonds of mt-
IIDny. Wer oommonta necessary wo would
iote the parable ef the old wine and new bottlci.
Ail Wronu We hvo Jntoly ro.
" ieeri iron ainerent aecuoni bat ing a
ml stamp out In two, the writer presuming
(be half of its was Mres. The same rule
k $2.40 tha half of ti, yat whe Is foolish
b le tut a Bve dollar bill In tvM fur eonve-
DCe kka P..(.t.M ik. L:lt ... i - i . .
i wMn.i.ji ,u win w, Hvvm in iwu uv-
iU It It just so with postage stamps. A
"latad ltamp is not honored by the depart.
fo lor by lu oAeerS, whe nnderstand the htw.
f 'aHed the attention of the jioatmastor to thii
, aad he baforaed that a number of post.
r" l Ike habit af using eut stamps, con.
F7 ta the postnnee laws regulating the qnee
r Tb iptentlna nay fx good enough, but
'P'actlca Is a fr.a a law and putti.liable by
ri peuiiucs. fteiidas, tha j-erson la whom
"er is addreeecd is compelled to psy the
ge over igain, ir the postmaUrr at the end
a d'i ki ifii'y in punil.i".
Casualtik.. -As usual tho Into 4th
bai yielded a plentiful harvest or eainaltlei and
acoldcnti all over the country. Although we hid
no celebration In or hear our borough, we lisve
not escaped accidents. The moat serious seems
lo be that of Mr". Newton Bead, who was thrown
out of a buggy by the horse taking fright near
Ooodfellow'i bridge. Sho was aerlouily injured,
but Is now ilowly Improving and will recover. '
A little ion of Jlr. Cowdrick bad bit foot
cruibed by the falling npon it of a rnarblo ilsb at
Mrs. Llddle'i marble yard, where be and some
other boyi were playing. '.
Mr. R. N. Shaw bid a $210 carriage broken to
Binder! by bit team running away, some awkward
follow having allowed the Lories to go wtlhout a
driver. ' '
Two gentlemen, who were running home at full
speed, trying to esoapo the rain storm, the night
provlous, collided on Second street, their heads
meeting, lending otic to the right and the other
to the left on the pavement. Two pain of black
eyei were the remit.
The last, though not the leant, accident, when
viewed financially, was that whlob betel Mr.
Southard. During the thunder storm on the
evening of the 4th, the lightning struck his ihop,
knocking down the flue, and the electricity, pass
ing Into the stable adjoining, killed hla $200
horse. The buildings resolved very little Injury
the Ore being extinguished before any datnago
was uoue. .None or the family were at home at
the tiino. This Is a heavy loss to '-Al. " hut will
not provent biiu from delivering his sewing ma
ohinci as usual.
The lightning very soon after itruck a plno
tree on eeroctory hill, and tho shock was very
sensibly felt by many of our citlicns residing in
mo eastern portiou of the borough.
Why Not f The Countv Commis
sioner! and the eltlseni of Curweusville ind vl-
oinity having resolved to build an iron bridge
across the rircr at that place, why not take down
the wootlea one and remove it np so the pien at
llilcs r The span at this place is only 100 feot,
while the one at Curwonevlile is 100, thus leaving
.10 feet t bridge for waste. We are no brldire
builder, but wo have no doubt that the Curweni-
ville structure can be taken down nnd placed on
the Eloom-llile plen for lest than $1,000. And
if the citlicnn residing in that vieiuity move at
once in thii matter, a very cheap free bridge ean
be secured to them, as we have no doubt the
Commissioner! will at least contribute half of the
expense.
All the frame work of the bridge li in good or
der, and nothing but a new roof nnd weather-
boarding would be needed. Besides, the piers
are thcro, and It will cost lesi to transport the old
bridge than the timbers for a new structure. The
false works used to tako down the bridge oan be
used to put it up again. Why not give somebody
a job to take down the old itmcturo and put It
up on the Illoom-llile piers? Never again will
so raro an opportunity be offered to the citiiens
of Pike township to get a cheap bridge. Appoint
a committoo at once and go to work, and In three
months tha river will be spanned with another
bridge.
o s e.
Fourth op July Celebration at
WooiLAn. The proprietor! and employes of
the "Woodland Fire Brick Company" bavo cre
ated a very cordial feoling amongst their neigh,
bors and friends, by tbc graceful hospitality ex
hibited at their Fourth of July aeiebration. The
company, with a spirit worthy of imitation by the
citiseni of our own town, had erected a large
platform in a beautiful grovo in the vicinity, and
several excellent musicians being in attendance,
the dancing' was kept lp with spirit until 12
o clock, uUf when dlbocr was announcod, aftcreWllers' Hardware, Farmers' Hardware, Builders'
which the visitors were addressed by Frank
Fielding, Ksq., of Clearfield, and Messrs. Boggs,
general mansgf-r, and Korris, foreman for the Co.
Tho remarks of these genii men wore well timed.
If any of our friends wish to spend a pleasant
day, we wonld advise thcin to try Woodland, and
if they happen to meet Jlr. Geo. Albert, Mr.
Boggs, Mr. Norris, Mr. McN'ash, Mr. McVeigh,
or Mr. Reed, anti hare the privilege of their so
ciety during their visit, wo are confident they
will not regret it, and will look forward with
pleasure for an opportunity to return the hospi
tality we know from experience these gentlemen
will so eordiallv extend to thctn.
Tho racos at tho OmcooIii Park, on
tho Fourth of July, brought together probably
the largost crowd of people that ever honored that
live littlo tewn with their presence. Molt every
part of tho State was represented, and a number
of persons from New York and other places of
equal note helped to swell tho crowd, (juitt a
nurubor of horses competed for the different
purses, but the laurels were earriod off principally
by Osceola and Brookville horses. Osceola Is one
Of the liveliest towns on the mountains, and for
energy, cleverness and downright gnshuadatire-
ness lue people can I be b?at anywhere.
si
On Al. Ilaupt'a afternoon train, a
day or two sinee, eomlng from Mileiburg to this
placo, was a handsome, modcet looking yoonjr la
dy. She bent her pretty head out of the window
and seemed to be absorbed In the beautiful seonery
along the "narrows." She was so much engaged
in contemplating the roinnntie surroundings that
when bcr fare was asked for, site put her dainty
hand into uer pocket, hor eyes still resting on the
viow without, and sscebanieally drew forth a fint
roots eomi and banded it to tho eonduotor.Zer7e
fontt RrpuMcan.
Now, Al., yon have been telling tales out of
school. Quit that.
More Drowning. HownrJ Cnrtin
Cain, a fonrteea-year old pupil of the Canville Sol
dicn' Orphan School, wn drowned in Kaufman'i
aaw mill dam, near fasivllle, on the 9th. His
mother reside! in G'ltioh township, where the
body was buried tho noxt day. His father, John
(I. Cain, belonged to Co. K, 111th Regiment
Penn'a Vol., and was killed at Peeeh Tree Crock,
near Atlanta, t., on tne xuin or July, loot.
Tho July mooting of tho Mountain
Park Association, Brookvillo, takel place on
Thursday and Friday, July 3 1th and 35th. Purses
amounting to $l,j0 are to be oompetcd for.
AUirive muse vu i bciuaj, uiy an,
"Old Folks at llomo " is n now fen
trn-t in the progr-nm of th liny. Quartette,
and li jierformed to life. Iq not full to tee them.
U In long time iince louie of jo a utr the "eld
folks tt home,"
Jorry McCartney wnnta to find a
black mare which itrajed from Me prrmlnoi. Boe
advertifeoinat.
Lint of luttera rvmauiinir unclaimed
In the I'ottoffice at Clearfield, for the wook coding
aim j iiid, inf.) i
Ilual, lJamil 2
MaJJagifl, William
Morrisuo, JsOiiii
McGorcm, 'at rick
Wojer. Hum tit r-,
t'owlen, Jirftn - ' --f
Trait, Mini Anoit
Boolt, Abclara
Thotnaf, It. M,
Tapper, M i- Uertrude
Whaling, John
I'aiiy, i on 11
Fowler, J olio
(Hylord, V, H, -llaaoook,
T. C.
Mill, Thomai
lfeini', T. C. A Co.
Knarr. Mini Jane
Ki'pbart, J. Mild
Isitwi), K, C.
MvColugao. Michael
P. A.OAIM.Y, P.M.
Communicated.
The closing exorcises of the spring session of
Llcemoia Acauomy veerokojd in the Court House,
on Thnrsday and Friday eveolnse, June 20 and
27, in the presence of very Inrge and appreciative
audiences. 'J ties Principal of the Academy, ltev,
P. L. Ilarrisun, Is deserving of much credit for
the selection of pieces and adaptation of persons
to parts, which realty seemed esch ono was horn
te 1111 Just the place assigned him. The scholars
displayed a carefulness of study and perlectness
ef drill which exhibited at eni.v their own ability
to grasp ideas and personate eharaters, but also
tle eoinpetency and faithfulness of their teachers.
Though It wonld ho unkind to particularise, I
cannot refrain from speakinr of the beautiful and
healthful eserelsrs In enlisttcnlcr, undur the di
reetlon of Ml" Mitchell, one of tha leachr-re,
which was per(sctly aliarmiiig aad biongut down
the house Willi repeated encores. When 1 ssy
that miny ( ilia tableaux, and especially the
geographies! one, were equal if not superior In
any ever prcvlntitlg exhibited here, I only repeat
what 1 hare heaid many olhors who are eatled
good Jndgei spy. No expense or pains worn
spared to make the entertainment all that itennld
be desired. Beautiful painted curtains and other
scenery gave variety and pleasure to the eye
during the rather lung time between pieces and
parts, yet the completeness of the arrangements
were so well perfeoted that we oould find no fault
with tbe aeoessery delay, which Was usually oc
cupied by the Amateur Orchestra In discoursing
eweet music which would have done honor te pro
fessional musicians. Aud mieatuie the on en.
prated expressions which greefed my ear near the
close of the second evening, 1 say tbe whole en
tertainment was a eomplote suooess, and must gu
far to establish the reputation of I'rufessor Harri
son as Hie rixht men in the right nlscc, and be
speak for him a sncoessful opening at the fall
teiru, which commences on the first Mundsy in
fc'c p'.nnjbcr suxt. p. li.'x.
Specials.
Tohaooo aud olgari by tho wholesale and retail
U. 11. Siuw'i
Nnw Gonm.-
W. Wrltrlil to,.' V...I ..
one of the largest and finest assortments of ioods
tony cigars for t cents Key West cigars for
,
FACTS fOlt tllK TEOPtE.
V VM l. . .. . . . . .
u. ncgui nasutsposed of his Furnishing Goods
... . ,..,,. ul ,,( , ror ,la v
uooi. nun rnoos, and has lust relnrnn,!
eastern eities with the largeet stock ever broeght
in (lua in net vit en a 1. I.. jis .. n
.. ..uuij -wn icu no nu uu, asiex HU and li
delni.d to .e at prices which will astonish
everybody. He has on hand a .nr. l... ......
mcnt of the Baltimore band-made Uuiters, for
Ladies wear. Ladies, to seo them It to be con
vinced that they are the shoes to buy. Also, a
.... ue iwcnaruson anu Atnater Ulieira
Hoots, which neod no recommendation to tho pub
lic Also,alargelinoof Dastsro Boots snd Shoes.
On all of which he eaa defy competition in prices.
Also, a complete assortment o Trunks and Va
lises. P. 8. Flogcl says goods are oheap, that be
bought them on trust, and will sell them at prices
" .Y.rjmuuy. van aau see.
Clearfield, July 2, 1873.
Imperial Fine Cut Tobaoco for salo, wholesale,
" , it. 11. tsiuw,
A first class Family Carrlngo for
8' D. T. J. Sort..
Paixvi xvn PiitiTKna' Ptnni.xai. Our stock
or l'amts and Painters Materials is oomplete, in.
eluding .1. T. Lewis' Pure White Lead. John La.
eas A Co a Pure White Lead, V. R. A Co's Ruck
Lead, and a number of ohcancr brands of White
Lend; also, Linseed Oil, Turpnotine, Varnishes of
all kinds, a foil line of Bru.hrs, and a full Hue of
ooiors, iry-auu In Ull.
my2t';3 II, F. l)ioi.r.n A Co.
Montour Rlnte Paints, for painting hotiscs In.
side and outside Cottages, Farm Buildings, Ao.
Bcantifnl, durable and economical. Ground in
pure l.tnseod Ull.
my.'8'i3 It. F. Bigtin A Co,
R. R. Wheelbarrows, Baby Carrlagos, Toy Ex
press IVagons aud W'hcclbnrrows, at
niy'28 ;a II. P. BiuLta A Co'l.
RarniorniTons. About June S, 1873, H. F.
uigier at to. will have an assortment of Itefrig.
erntori. my213
Pl.ows. Farmers will find ittothelredrantage
to oall in and examine our stock of Plows, Culti
vators, Ac, among which will bo found Bingle
anu iiouoie iron and vtoodbhovel l'lowi, iron
and Wood Cultivators,
the Uowanda Iron Beam Plow,
The Pittsburgh, Steel Plow,
The llaupt Bellefonto Plow,
and o her patterns. ,
my28'73 II. F. BtuLtn I Co'
Rx a o This I Persons wbocontrmnfatcbulldini
will do well to cull and examine our stock of
BUILDING MATK1UAL3. We have in stock a
full lino of Builders' Ilarjvraro, Neils, Paiuts,
uiis, utass, rutty, Calcined I'laster, lo.
my28'73 II. F. Bictcn A Co.
Fishi.vo Tacklx. The libing season havleg
oominenceu, lovers or tnn elepint sport will be
casting about to find where to purchase the neces
sary requirements in order to eniovv the snort.
To all such we will say, go to tho Hardware Hlore
of II. F. Biglor A Co., as they have the iuest lot
or Irout Rods, Lines, Hooks, Bsskets, Bait-
Boxes, Reels, Punod', Flics, etc., ever brought to
tins county, xueir Trout ttous ar. really ele
gant, and every person evpeoting t go trout-Hk
lug thix summer should hat. one. , 4-9
Just received, a Urge, lut of non-explosive
iismps ana t.aniems at
f-2i-72 II. F. Btoi.ca A Co's.
II. F. Biglcr k Co. have been making extensive
auditions to lueirstoek ef Hardware the last few
dnvs. Kvcrvthiua- new in Shelf Hardware. Had
Hardware, and Hardware of all kinds, can be seen
at their store. May 22.
Wood and Willow Ware of all description! for
an by it. r. uigier a
Pave Time! Dave Labor! Save Money I 8ave
Clothei I The. 11 Novelty n ringer li tbe belt in
ttie market, uuy lit try It.
For sale by
II. V. Biaixa A Co.
Fnrtn Gnot'xn Pi.aitrh. Resolved at Corner
Btore by ear load and for sale by
li. A. A W. D. Inwix.
Curweusville, March IS, 1872.
A full line of Household Goods, Japanned Ware,
Ac, for sale by li. F. Bigler A Co.
Axr. Seventy-live dosou Clearfield Wood
ohoppers Axes at
:2i:U. II. F. BIGLER A Co'l.
RECAPITULATION.
Bird Cages.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Household Goods.
All kind! of Hardware.
Japanned Ware.
Paiuts, Oils, Varntshei.
Calcined Plaster.
Wagon and Carriage Makers' supplies.
All of the above for sale at tbe mammoth Hard
ware Store of II. F. Bigler A Co., b'econd street,
Clearfield, t'a. It
Calcined Plaster for sale by 11. F. Bigler A Co.
Bird Cagoi a large assortment at II. F. Big.
ler A Ce.'a. v ,
Paws. Distan'lCrosi-ent 8iw, Great American
Daw, Bnynton'l Lightning Haw, at
D-20-72 H. F. Bioi.iti A Ce's.
Paints, Oils and Varnishes fur sols by JI, F.
Bigler A Co.
tMarvlcfl.
At Houttdale, en July 1st. 107.1, by J, L.Kiuw,
Kie., Mr. rMTIUCK lIUtillK to Mrs. jlARUA
Utfr llliNHV, all of Uoutidnle.
On July 3d, 1873, by J. L. Piiaw, Esq., Mr. J.
II.JONKH te Miss JANU Plvlll-iliL, both of
Sterling Minn.
On July 3d, 1874, by J. L. Sua, Km., Mr.
JAMEH riERUIN to Aliss JENNIE UAHIvLKY,
botnot sterling Mines.
On June 28th, 1873, at the resilience of tho
bride's father, in Jordan township, liv Thomas
Sunn, Ksq., Mr. A 11 It A II A. M AHI.ER to Miss
8AHAI1 BTRO.NG, both of Clesrlield county.
Al tho residence of the bride's parents, on June
Mth, 1K73, by Rev. 11. H. Coi.ltax, lr. JA.MK8
M. lU'NS.Aif .New Waahiagtun, lo Mils JULIA
iv ii n r., uauguter or nr. A. vt bite, of ilurnside.
At Newhurg, on June 2llth, 1873, by Rev. Aifl
Tlloursox, .Mr. Jilll.l M. lO.hlt to .llusbU
P1I1A W1LL1AM8.
On Julv tth, 187.1, lv Join II. Rowi.ts. Esa.
Mr. GEORGE Tn.KIl to Miss iiKIIORAH LEE,
all ol t'ljarneid oounty.
On July 10th, 187.1, bv llov. C. F. Hormmar,
Mr. JOHN 8t;Ht CKEItri toMisi EMMA RltiH-
KL, of Troutville.
On July loth. JS7.1, 1v Rev. C. t. llormrirn,
Mr. MILTON Mclll'.NRY to Miss 8CS1U SSL'MI"
STK1N, near Troutville.
At Stumptown, June 20th, 1873, by Rev. G.
CiiArrau. Mr.ti.u, HAKi:il, of ('old Spring
township, to Mln MAR UAH EI J. MUbtSLL, of
iiioauiuld . ... . ...
On July 7th, 1873, at tbe Presbyterian parson
age, bv Rev. If. H. lli Tl.rn, Mr. NEWTON Mo-
CtiRb to .Mlsi A.NUEL1NE OBElt, both of Chest
townsuip, .
On July 1 Otis. 187,1, at the Presbyterian parson
age, by llov. II. 8. IltTultn, Mr. HOLOMON
kLINK, of Clearfield, to Miss EMMA J. CO.NK-
LIN, of L&wrcuee township.
The above oouple bavo our best wishes for a
happy and prosperous Journey down life's river,
and a safe arrival in tho blissful bavon at the ond
of the Joumey.
" ; ; ' JHftl. ' 1
In PikMawnirlilp.nn ,rmie CAM IX.
eon of Jacor and Pancaj ink Hittkk, agod J0
jroarii, J uiontna inu Jl tiny.
! . . I . . . J
'iUititftiJ.
, . , Clearfield MarketSs
Corrected weekly by RicnA an Mossop, Wholesale
and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods, Groceries, Pro,
visions, do., Market street, Clearfield, Pa.
Ci arini,n, Pa July Is, 1873,
ApiMes.grrtn,Ai)A 60'llogs, dressed i
Dried, V Hi , io llijis, greens 7
Apple butter,7gil, "S llnins (Kir--) 17
Butter new t Sli.uldcri...,..(ni'ra 10
Deem J 7,'iliJ I 0n3i.ij-e.... 0"tji ' 12)
Buckwhsat 1 V0 Lard IKv)
Buckwheat Ocurn), a Mess porklVt khl,. JO On
Beef, dried...'. It Oat (til
Beef, fresh 7(a) ' 10 Onion ,. 1 to
Boards, M 13 OOtuiU 0(1 Potatoes ....... 00 fa Bo
Com, shelled J Bit Peaches, dried, lo
Corn, ear 000 b Plaster, V bhl I H
Corn meal, ft sack, 1 811 Rye ... 1 Jo
Chop, W ewt OH (J 1 (li Rags, V lh I
Clorerseed- B 1(1 Rail, saek.JiOf.O I Jit
Cheese Bnhlnglrs,! In.l?,05 l
Cherries, lb. 1(fa) 1 S 8hlnglrl,2A inIO I "0
Chickens, drsd, lb, U'tTlmolhy seeds,.,,. 00
Eggs SO Tallow U'j
Flcisced S B Wheal..., f n
l lour I 70oii Id 00 Wool 30
Iv .0 oeajf" Wood, s surd
LIMT (II' JUHOK3 drawn for Sept. Term,
A. D. !n73, ooniinenoiug on the fourth Mon
day, 22d day 1
oiuko jinons.
Levi giinderland Bill
D. W. Cliilion llloom
Jas, II. Turnur Hoggs
Mark Kytur.....Bradlord
G. M. Tlionipson..Brady
Jauies Irviu "
W.J. Kime...,. Bumsido
L. .1. Ifurd Chest
L. Flood Covingtiu
Wm. Porter..... Clesrlield
A. M. Hills.....
A. D. Hhaw..u....Golien
Jacob Villieliu..Grabain
Henry llagerty...Uulich
J. L.'rJhaw lioutcdale
1). W. Wise Jordan
D; K. Mokel... Kuox
IV. P. Tate Lawrenoo
Jnl. L. Etewart... Morris
J. 6avugn..N.Wasblngtn
James B, tlurk Polio
Johnston lloldcn...Pike
J. R. Arnold.. Union
F.. L. llujjhos.... Decatur,
. . . enAvaasa jubohj.
J. L. Gearhart.... Boggs
Jacob Hanoy "
Uriah Lita. "
John Lits.. Beccarla
D. Mchalfey Burnside
R. E. Wilson... "
Jas. MoCreery., 11
T. W. Kitchen, 11
Jas. II. Edinger... Brady
Jacob C. Hiuitb.,., "
Guorgo Horn "
Frampton Bell Bell
Henry Albert. ..Bradford
Daniel Stewart, " '
Daniel Graham, 1 "
John Buck
N. P. Wilson... "
John Sineed Chest
Tobias Westuvcr.. "
Edward Wood "
E. C, Johnson. .OloarfielJ
L.M.Coudrlct,Covington
Ira 8haffcr,Curwensville
Jatnos Albort Decatur
Ahrain lloovor..Graham
11. 11. Morrow.,..Goshen
George 8tanley.,.Uulich
William llagerty.. "
tleo. llsKerty..ilouta,ale
Thomas Hlning... Jordan
James MoMeal... '
A. A. Read Lawrenoo
T. Spackiuan...
Wm. C. Dul... - '
Jos. II. Howies "
8. II. Sbaffncr, '
R. Spackiuan.. "
John Cstnpbell...Osocola
Jos. . Hepburn. ...Penn
James Arthurs "
Wm. II. Freeman. ..Pike
John Ardery "
Jaiuuel Moore "
Hobt.Carson, Woodward
J.MXaughlin..Clcarlicld
Alex. Jrvin "
W. S. Bradley
Coruel. Owens, "
1 vaula Kailronil
TYIIONS A CLEAUFFKUi BHANCU.
ON and after Monday, MAY 28ih, 187.1, the
Passenger Trains will run dally (rxoopt Sun
days) between Tyrone and Clearfield, a. lollew.,
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LEAVE &OUTH.
LEAVK NORT1I.
Clearfield 3.40, r.n. Tyrone-. .2S,A.i
Philipsburg...4.3.S " Osceola. I0.3S, '
Osceola 4.0(1, " Ibillpsburg...l0.t0,"
Tyrone,.... t.1'0, " Clearfield 1 l.4i, "
' CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOl'TU.
. LEAVE NORTH. '
Clearfield 3.411 A. s
Philipiburg.. t.li "
Osooola B.40 "
Interswjtion... 7.48. "
Tyrone 8.00 "
Tyrone '..7.00 r. a
Intersection. ..7. 12 "
Osceola 8.10
l'hilipsbrg...8.J.', "
Clesrlield, r...9.!0
FARR FJiOM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bollefontc, Pa
Middletawn $3 00
Lock Haven
Williamsport-..
Huntingdon
Lewialown
Mnrysrille
2 70
3 OH
I 80
Marietta... J ill
Lanasster .., 6 86
PHILADELPHIA 7 4
Aitoona 1 0&
Johnstown 1 80
3 00
4 50
4 75
UARRISBURG ...
PITTSBURG t 19
Close connections made by ail traius at Tyrone
and Lock Haven.
GEORGE C. WII.KINS,
my17-tf. Superintendent.
Norton to Waoox Asm Carhiaqb Makrm. We
have just received a general assortment of Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also a full line of Springs
ana axk-s, woicn we oner eneap tor easn.
II. F. II.oi.ko A Co,
II,
F. BIGLER 4 CO.'S
-SPECIALTIES-
BUILDERS' HARDWARE,
MECHANICS' HARDWARE,
LUMBERMEN'S. HARDWARE,
FARMING UTENSILS,
UILL.EUPPLIES,
IRON a KAILS,
PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES,
PAINTERS' FINDINOS,
CALCINED PLASTER.
May 23, 1873.
KRATZER & LYTLE
TuTpantloe,
Tainti, )
O.hi, J
Si
I Pi
.IIS,
WILL BELL YOU
Glass,
Putty,
French, Richards it Co.'s
Buck Lead
AX'D
Calcined Plaster
VERY CHEAP.
Immense itook on band.
Clearfield, Pa., June 4, 187.1.
pROM THIS PATH,
June 25th', until Aiir. 1st,
I wilt I? 11 any Millinery or other goodi on baud
U 20 per cent, leae than conI, to make room
for an entire new Fall itock.
JuneSySt. MPS. T. B. WATROff.
FOU SALE I Tho property eiuiato
041 Cherry itreo, In the Uorougli of t'leki field,
adjoining !( of John Lytle and the Academy,
lute the KsUte of Annia Q. 8 hope, demeaned, ii
offered fir ante. It enntalni a front on Tberrr
itrwt rif 70 feet and ii AO fort 1p, and baa a
mall dwelling Home upon it. If not sold at
private ialo before that time, It will be offered at
pablie nle a. the Conrt Ilonne, In the ltorouch
of C'learfiold, on Haturdiiy, the 2d day of August,
1873, at l( o oloen, A.M.
Tbhws. One third cnh en the dr.y of Kale, nnd
the balance In two annuel payment?, with Iniereit.
O. 11. HARK KIT,
July 3, 19 73:111 Kxeeutor.
S'
TONE'S SAW GUM MENS AND
SAW UPSETS. ' '
We hare received tLn erncy for the khova and
will tell Ihetu at mnnufaotnror'i pritici. Call and
examine the in They are the hot.
jel9-71 U. V. BHILKII CO.
FARMING IMPLErflENTS
a-
FOll SALE BY
II. r. lSlgler A Co.
IRON DOrBI.E-SHOVKL PU'iWS,
WOOD BOtiBLE-SIIOVEl. PLOWS.
WOOD 3INULE-SIIOVKL PLOWS.
IRON CULTIVATORS.
WOOD Ct'LTIVATORS.
G0WANDA A IRON ROAM HOWB.
PITTSIIIBQ STEEL PLOWS.
HAITI'S BELLKFONTB PLOWS.
ROBESON'S and THOMPSON'S TLOWS.
rir.Sharri for all ol Alia abore Plows con
stantly on fined. niy2S-73
"TaTOT1CE.s The undersigned imving
X been appointed Anditorby tho Court of Com
inon Ples ol Clearfield oounty, to sottlt the ac
counts of the Prise Masters appointed hy said
Court and le make distribution of the funds in
iiicir ubuus arising irgis mv snios Ol liuioor an-
dor tlio provision uf an Aetof Assenibly approved
Feb. lith, It). 3, notice is liereliy given, to all
persons who lost unmarked Frjiiare' Timlier iu the
Ice frerhcte of 1871, to file tliclr claim for sneh
loss with the Auditor, The claim must be made
out under oath before a Justice ol the Peace of the
county where the claimant resldos, and must sot
forth as follows i
1st. The kind and amount of tlmUr ao lest.
til. That the said tiinher was unmarked and
was onrried away hy the lee freshets of IH73.
3d. Whether stir norlinii nf uM i....l.
recovered by tho claimant.
Tlio claimant must also slat, under oath wheth
er he nr bis agents have tnken uu and rafted any
i-if, a t , . , . .
-in Douisr suiiucr, niarKcu or unmarlei, IIinu-
r. .... ...rri b.iu , mm aino
and amount of timber ao taken, and the marks,
.If any, "hereon,
Uislrih'iiou will be made after the 1st ef Au
gust, 1K7.S, and all claims must be tiled with the
A ,llln. tulMM thai lin.. kInJlill
" " ....v. .' uiairiouilOU Ol lUO
nifrked tlmlwr will b made until after Austuft
S.i L ..... . : ,. . .
v .,m',vi, .nn. iiuib, win ne ratted out
of tbe booms.
Clearfield, Pa June fi, IS7.1.
lOSEM IT. KOWLES. Jnatir-n riT
I the Peaoe and Scrivener In the tipper end of
promptly p-'id otcr.
- " , ' -"..r mm-tv nne money j
I." j If f
, 1873. I ' 1873.
i ... ! ! i y. . " i
NSW SPRING GOODS !
.AT
'! !
PRINTS,
PARCALES, ''. ' ' ". '
01N01IAM8, . ,.
TICKINGS,
MliSLINsI,
SljKUTINGS,
COTTONADES,
BOY'S CAHBIMKilE,
"'' MEN'S CASS1MERE.
LINENS. . -
DRESS GOODS,
In great variety and ill tki newst shades,
JapaneM Poplins,
Japanese Bilk.,
Ktrlped Popllna,
Milk Popllna,
'"" syronch Mohairs,
llcrnautea,
Lirenidltiei,
l.awua,
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
Colored Silks! Colored Silks!
Black Silks I Black Silks I
Shawls! Shawls! Shawls!
Carpet, Carpets, Carpet,
old at the lowoei eaah price at
WM. HEED'S,
3:13 Market Street, Clearfield, Pa. 73
May 14, 1S7S.
pi.OUR, FEED, id
TUB IIECCARIA
FLOURING MILLS.
The undersigned would respectfully give no.
tice to the citiiens of Beccirii township and sur
rounding country, that be has purchased tbe
Becearia Flouring Milli and put everything in
oomplete order, and ii manufacturing a fint-claii
quality of Flour.
CUSTOM WORK DONE,
and Flour la quantity constantly ea band for sale.
CHOP, CORN MEAL, MUST, AC, AC.
always on band and for sals wholesale or retail.
On INCH Hill f: I. liS WANTED.
&Jm X. Will exchange Flour and Chop for ?lt
inon bhingles, or will pay part aviney, if desiled.
lllil-tf BARNABAS ARMSTRONG.
SAWS I SAWS! SAWS!
MSTAN'B CROSS CUT, MILL, DRAQ AND
CIRCULAR SAWS.
Boynton's Lightning Cross-cut Saw,
ALSO,
PATENT PERFORATED A ELECTRIC SAWS,
Tor sale If
octlJ,7 II. T. BIGLER A CO.
C. D. WATSON,
DEALER IN
DRlfiS & PATEXT 5IEDICIXES,
CONFECTIONERIES,
TOYS AND YAKKEK NOTIONS,
KINK TEAS A ROASTED COFFEE,
BEBT BRANDS TOBACCO A 8E0ARS,
SCHOOL BOOKS A srTATlONKftf ,
Mssonic Ballding, Second Street,
doe4-72-ly JCI.EARFIELD, PA.
PINK, WHITS A ROAN LINING) SKINS
Just reoelred and for salo by
April M. If 7(1. . F. BIGLER A CO.
MARKET. STREET,
v Ti 'K A it p i k 1. 1, l is ar ar a.'
Wo desire to coll the Attention of tlio citizens or Clearfield county to the fact that we
' havo opened a
MUSIC STORE IN CLEARFIELD,
Where we intend to constantly keep on hand a full supply of ;
riANOSOJlGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE;
Our stock of TIANOS will consist of
RAVEN & COMPANY'S TIANOS, '
fcTIilNWAY tf SONS' HANOS,
HAINES BROTHERS' PIANOS.
We nro nrcpnrcd nt oil times
layoraolo terms ns to prices nnu
Our stock of ORGANS will consist of tho new nnd popular , . '
UYNDER ORGAN,"(wiih Ttyritlcr'a ICnco Ticmolo nnd downward Octave Cduplor,)
The S .Mil II AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S OUGANS,
MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS, and the
NEW HAVEN MEliODECN CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE and CHURCH ORGANS.
Besides these wo furnish to order Organs from any factory desired, ,
Wo sell on every plan known to the trade, .cither CHEAP FOR CASH, ON NOTES, or on the
poruun and fast LEASE PLAN,
On our easy terms every one enn have a good instrument, and no other investment of like
amount will tend so much to MAKE HOME HAPPY. x
IDVVo thall lie Rlad to hove .iu call nnd see us, wlicthcr you desire to purchnso or not.
. ' : t I '..
1873. -
.'I " ' i
NEW SUMMER GOODS 1
AT
wm. iiEEiris.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
At 8c, Brown Muslin.
At loc, Brown Muslin, real good.
At 11)4, BrowrMutlin, yard wide.
Al 121.0, SpleuAlid lileacoed Muelin, yd wide, .
At 16c, Handsome Poplin Plaids.
At Vie, Japanese Poplin.
At tie, Black and Colored Alpaca.
At idc, Jepancse Silk, worth 76o. '
At $1.00, Elegant Silk Poplin.
At 11.18, Good Blank Silk. '
At $1.60, Splendid Black Silk, wide.
At $3.00, Blaok Silk, worth tt.it.
At 30c, Oood White Piu.ua, or P. K.
At $1.33, Good lloney-eomb Quilts.
At $1.73, $3.00, V-U, Sotendid Marseilles
Quilts.
SATCUELS, Tltl'NKS, OIL CLOTH, CENTS
UNDERWEAR, NECK TIES, SHIRTS,
SUSPENDERS, UANDKEUCU'FS
Q LOVES, COLLARS, CUFFS,
and a full stook of LadieV Misses' aud Children's
SUOES,
at price! to luit tbe tiniei.
CAi.1. axn ixa ron Tonsil.., at
WM. ltEED'S:
Market Street, riearAeld, Pas
May 14, 1873.
O. I. c.
TimERI. to bay at DRY GOODS, ORO
V T oerice, Qnevnsware, tllaanware, Druga and
Aotluni, Uonloeuoncr.ee, Ac, eneap tor eaab.
The tubtoriber begi leare to inform hte old and
new on b to mora thai he baa opened
A VARIETY STORK
IN GLEN nOPK, PA,
And will roodi at prloei to tail the timea. A
liberal reduotion will bo made to euttuuera buy
iug at wholesale.
Call and eiaruine ny etaock before purcbaitng
eiwwnire. a nuerai snare 01 paDiie patronage 11
aWllllsflU. ,
C. J. KEAQV,
Giro Hope, Pa., June I I, 1871.
D. J. CROWELL,
M annfneturer of the D. II. Ball Bolting Machine
ami tne
FIDE CUT SI!N()LK MACIIINK,
to eut from 18 to 20 hioher, and lieenard oodnr
Everat'i patent, Jointer, Drag-tfaw alnohinee
and Uenerai Will work, ninneinanuulng, tamer
on county, Pa.
Repairing of Machine and general Cqitom
Work done to order. aug4
Jjlvery ISlable.
fTllIE und.rslgncd begs leave to inform the pub
X lie that he is now fully prepared toaeoommo
date all in the way of furnishing Horses, Buggies,
Saddles and Harness, on the shortest notice and
on reasonable terms. Reeideaoeon Loeust street,
between Third and Fourth.
OEO. W. GEARIIART.
. 1e.r.ld, April 11,1807.
H.
F. BIGI.EIi & CO.
bar for sal.
CARRIAGE & WAGOA' WOODS,
SHAFTS AND POLES,
uuns, stokes, felloes, io.
Carr!ape and Wagon M altera ahould maVa a
note of tbia and eall and examine them. They
will be lold at fair prioea. may21-7l
G
UXSMITIIINO.
G. W. WOLFE,
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH.
Fhrtp on Third atrert, aver Hiley'i blaok am Ith
hop, Cl.EAHFlKLD, l'A.
All kinda of Riflee and Phot Guoionhaml.
Ttrpatriug dona In a A rat-clan manner and at fair
price. 8:2V7S
- 1873.-
to furnish nny of the cheaper mrikcs of Tianos to order on tlio most
icrina oi pnyincni.
1873.
FANCY GOODS. .
f WHITE GOODS,
I " AT .
WM. ltEED'f..
HEW HATS aud MONNliTtJ.
I'LOWKBS aud m into.,
NECKTIE and VICHUM,
COLLARS Hid CWPB.
CORSKTS aud IIOOPSKIRT9,
nUSTLIJH nnd other .FIXIN'K, ,
UNDERWEAR of nil kinds.
HOSIERY aud Gl.OVliS,
ll amkf:iu Mini's,
H IIITR.TRI3IMIN(i8,
EMBROIDKHV, .
TOWELS,
NAPKINS.
STANDARD TRIMMINGS,
A FILL LIXE OF TAR VSOLS
AND FANS.
NEW WHITE GOODS.
PIQUA,
STRIPED MUSLINS,
PLAID MUSLINS,
SATIN STRIPES,.
MARAPOSA STRIPES,
AC, AC, AO.
All will be told at tbe lowest prices at (
WM. HEED'S
Market Street, CloarUcId, Pa.
May 14, 1873.
11
BAD TUISI
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT I
The attention of tbe eitiieni of Clearfield and
violuit la directed to the fact that (.oodkllow k
Sn are the agente of M. Niece A Co., and hare
juit receired a half doaea ear toadi of Flour and
reed, wii ion tbojr ofler at lue loweil (wisiulo tig
area. A large a took of
FLOUR, COUN MEAL, CUOP,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR BRAN, ,
Potatoei, Shelled Corn, Cora In ear, Ao., Ao,
Particular al tent ion U called to M. Niece A
Co.'i brand of Family Flour, which ii tho beet In
tbe markoL
Flour and Feed ean and will be told cheaper
than it ean bo obtained el le where In lltarueld
county.
jBfr-8tore as Market at reel, next dr to lion.
Alexander irrio a reeidenee.
UOODFELI.OW A SON,
j an IStf A genu for M. Niece A On.
?Q 11 8 A L 1
A large and well-flniahed Ilrick DweJliDg, ajtu
ate on the rirer bank, in tbe borough of Clear-
Held, containing elcren room a, with good cellar,
water in the kitchen, and ll the modern eoive-
niciioea. Pantriee, Bath-mom, Clothee-preamra, Ae.
lM aixty feet front and two hundred and thirty
fret back t with a twenty foot alley on tbe eaat
aide. Said bntlding, with all tbe apportenaveca,
will be -old eneap, wiin paymentato auit puretia
aer. Apidtcation ean be made to the under-
afgned, or to A. C. Tate, Kq., who will giro all
npocaaary informant, to tboie woo doeiro to 10
apcot tbe property.
THOS. J. McCVLLOUGH.
Mnj 21it,is;3, tf.
Beale's Embrocation,
, (lati po will's,) .
For nil diteavee incident to Horeee, Cattle, and
11 u man Fleah, reqlring tha uae of an
external application.
Thla Embrocation was extenalvelj need by
the Oorernment daring the war.
For aala by dartiwlek A Irwin, Clearfield
Joaeph K. Irwin, CorwenifllU. Daniel Uood-
ander. Lutberabarg. if.
Attention, Luntbcrincn 1
'IITK are now mannfaeturlnf onr TMPfiOVED
BTKIiL-iiOC'KliT DKIVINU CANf
1IOOK8, auperior to any other In uao. Wa harq
atao in atonk a large quantity of Cant hooka auita
hle for rift in purpoaa, which we am aMHng
r.. i t rta a. it l-1' v u i ti n
Clearfield, Pa., Uarah 18, 1871.
1873.
Stntistru.
ANNOUNCBMHiNT '
OF THE Oltt AT
REDUCTION OF PRICES I
' i .
BV at. POHTbR 6MAVt IX, U. ( . s .
IlirORTANI TBUTIIS! ..
llorln. sueeueiled In a.tt'u, a lialiter tariff oO
material, bvnee tbc tvw and weisrols cbargo for
partial and full sots of Teetb. I use tbe test
suauulaeture or win aim oiner niaMirmi. n t.
o iterations reitiitered and warrauud U gir. K(
vice ao,l satislaettoo. ,
friends, reOeet that bij char(OI for IU inser
tion of arllBoiai and tbe lavinn of the n.t.ral
tetb areuowtlieinostrimsonaliloin fennsrl.uuta.
1'reserro your teeth and yoo Jireserve your nealin.
Puttini of the natural t.eth In a healthr, nre-
servitive end nseful oor,dition is mid. a speelalt.
iJiseasos and malformations oommon to the naonth,
aw and eesoeiate parts, ero treated and oorreutcd
with fair aucocss. LAatiitDattoni and eoniutta-
tionl man.
It would be w.s1l for palienti from a distano. to
let we know bjr null a fc days before omin
t. tbe offioe. . . ,
It is rcrr imuortatit that obildren between tbe
txes of sli and twelve yean inoum uase tueir
teetb eiainined. . . . . , , ,
Aniesthetics are aduiiuiitercd ivJ Teetb re
moved without pain.
Dispoiitlone and eharaetcr are Ju.lged hy all
the world hy the expressions of the face, hence
how rery disastrous may it then-lore be for per
sons to indulge an expression of distorted features,
eren apart from a hyKienio eiew. Sow, to enjoy
natural (not attiSousi) aouiforte and pleasures
reioert aud obey natural simplicities ani instiuct;
P. PORTKU KIIAW, 1). I). B.
Older in New Masonic Uuildlng, Second street,'
Clcarneld, Ca. nayU'Tl
DENTALCAED.
Da. A. Al. IIILL3 ' '
VTfmld hit to hla ttatlnnta and the nuh-
lic ficuu-ally, that, having dioaotrftd partneutntf
with Ir. Hbaw, he le now dulng tha entita Wort
of hi office bitnaHf, to thai pat ten ta need not frni
bring put und?r the hundr of any otlicr bp orator.
Ckarficlff. March 20, 1872-pd20mch;S ,
J. M. STEWART, D. P. S.,
19 Office over Irwiu'a Drjg StiM-e,'
XTTTf ClEWENSVILLli. TAV
All dental oporaliona, either (n Hie nCGlianlci.f m
uroprmtive branch, promptly attended to and
aatiafaotion guaranteed, tpeeial attention pi4
to tlie UeatL'iunt uf diaM;a of the natural tcetly
gumaand mouth. Irrffiularity of I ho tefh rtij.
cm f folly corrected. Tenth etracted without palrf
by tho uae of fcther, and artlleial teeth inacrtrd!
of the beat material and warranted to render aaU
iafaftinn. npril2rt'7l:ly
p K A t R IN EURO I
1CT
QRKAT EXCITKUEKT
IN FRENCHVILLE i '
The bloody eonteat between Franee and I'ruia
it at an end for tf.e prpacut, so far aa the ttlau fil
tering of men and the destruction of property ti
eonrcrned. The ltnyal Jugglen no doubt prida
tbeinselrrs and rejoice over the roeult, but how
insignificant U their work when compared with
the humane and christian effort a of -
L. M. COUDRIET,
who hat ondertttkea to aupply all tha eitiirna is
the lower end of the oounty with food and raiuiena
at exa'line; low ntlee from hia inmwoth attire it
MtLHuKIilJBG, where bo ean alwttye be foind
ready to wait upon oallora aud aapply then, witta
Dry Goods of nil Kinds, :
Such aa Clotha, Batinetta, Cadatroeree, Mualinai
Dalai pel, Linen l'rillingj, Calieooa,
Trimminga. Rtbbone, Laje,
Readyraade Clothing, Hoota and 3 hop 9, TTuf an J
Cnpi all uf the beat material and made to order
Hole, Soeka, G I uvea, Mittena, Lacea, Htbbona, A.
QltOCEKIES OF ALL KINDS. .
ColTue, Tun, Sugar, Rice, Molaaaea, Finh, Salt
I'ork, Linaeed Oil, I'itk Oil, Carbon 00.
Hardware, Qnnenaware, Tinware, Caatiojm, flow
and Plow Caftinga, Kailn, Pjiikoa, Corn Caltiro
toM, Cider Preeaea, and all kinds of Axel.
Perfumery, Paint, Varniph, Glaei, and a (apneraj
aaaortment of Elatipnery,
OOOD FLOUR,
Of different hrandi, alwaya on hand, and will hi
old at the lowest poaaibla flguret.
LIQUORS, mch aa Ttmndy, Wine, Gin, Whiik;
iayne's Medicine, Hnatctter's and
ilootiand'a Bitters .....
000 pouqde of Wopl wanted for which tha
highcat price will be paid. Clorrrdeed 0a nana)
and for aalo at tha lowest market prioe.
Alto, Agent for Strattonvllte and Cprwenivlltt
Tbreahlng afachlncc.
&3UCall and aecfor yauraetveaV Tea will find1
everything oiually kept in a retail itvre.
l. m, coddriet;
Frenchrille P. 0., March 1, ISiJ.
lARM FOU SaLE.-Tho under-
JL signed offers for sale hia Farm, iltuate In
Uirard township. It eontaina about lUO aerea, SO
of whioh are improved. The improvements are a
two story Dwelling llonae, a large frame Barn,
200 Fmll Trees, a good Spring of water, together
with all the neeoaaary outbuildings. Will eelt
the whole, at will cut It Into two or mora lota to
suit purehaaerr. Further information oan ba ob
tained by calling on the preinisuf , or adilrceaiujf
the aubwribor at Lewi,is's Mills Pottotficc.
jcS5-4t . JuliS 11. HOVER. .
CLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
A Male and Female Cliaelf al llltft Bcbooi;
Each RcpiHanrrit Ketianrtet Klstlarf arnt '
'' Cotaplete in ItisellV i
fpiIR siholastlo year of this Tiistllutlon Is dfvl
X ded lno two sessions of five monthlftweaty
one woeks) each. The first session eommrnee. .a
th. first Monday in tteptuaW; the tooond, on th
first Monday in February.
The eonrse of Hisiraetiutt emtirabes .vlr la lag
necessary to a thosoagh, praotloal aad aoeoiuplisk.
cd edtiration of both seies,
Tupils will he admitted at any time mil charges!
from date of entrance to the close of the session.
No deduction will bo made fur absence, uocpt
in cases of extreme snd protracted illness. .
Ktudeuts from a distance ean be accommodate!!
with board at low rates. .
For particulars, send for elrrn'sr., er aO.Vreaa
Ker. P. L. IlAIlSlbON, A. J.r
JJISn-tf- Principal..
f UMTsHTfcffv Vs'iwTilALK
JLi AND FBMAI.K ACAKKMY.
The first tern of this school will eemm.no. an
lh. First Ifontlny of Msy, 1S7J, coder the supor
intendener of the Iter. J. C. Drier, a ...,lni. nt
Jefferson Oolle jre, whe is nnw permanently located
In Lumber City, and hss eonsculod to teach tbo
school. He is a fccntlcuiae of merit, and has had
several years experience in teaching.
Tuition payahle one-half In adrane.) the ba'l-"'
anoo at th. middle of the term. . ,
Common English branches tt (0
lliahcr " " e la
Classic! IS fci
Lrnrth of term eledtMn
for alticnce, unless in ease of protractod Itinera. ,
are Mitchell's tteofr,rnpliTf ltrooks's
Intellectual and Written Arithmetics, flurtt's Kn
(lish tlraramar, llavies' Klerarnlary Algebra,
llulllon'l Latin and Ureek Headers, (leomrtry,
Darloi' I,egendcr Sclcnoa of Ihin,s, Famirar
lire wer.
The Lumber flfy Academy Is located In Lnwi-'
bcr City, Clearfield county, Ta., six miln west of
Cnrwrnsrillr, the trrmions orihe Tyrone A Clear
field Italln-id, and Is remote from the dissipations
and demoralislnir iaflnrnnes which abound In in sly
larger places. A prudent patronage is solieitcd.
Hoard can be had at eO per week. For further
nartlrulars addrera tbe I'prlncinal, ot en. of tl
blrectors. v
atnirTon. .
0. II. I.ytle, fm. M. Ilenrr,
Martin Watt., V. W. Iloyt,
It. C. Hamilton, II. L. Kergusew,
Wm. L. Uoora, . Ales. Kergusoa,
II. ripencer, Jlr, D. 0. Crouch.
Lnmher City, April Sf), UTS,
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRtS
CI.K ARriCLBj PA,
TUB SUMMUll IliKal of elerca weeks, will
oommenee Mjin.l.y, Eepttmiisr 1st, 18J.
; TERMS OF TUITION. ,
Rcllng, 0rlho,raj.ay, Wrldg.qileel U:
oni, Primary Xritmatle and Primary '
Heogranhy ;. , T tt)
History, iKieal and doscrlptira Oeo(rrapb
with Map Dmwlnj, li rammer, Mantel
and Written Arithmetic.,.. u ,. J' o
Algebra and tha Sciences , j, 04
Inetrnellea in laetrumental bi.sie 10 Oa
Oil palatini,, ti lessons. ,., .,.,,,; 11 fig
Wat work , ,..., (id
for full particulars send for 'Circular.
ClsurC. Id, April It, li J, IIM-f '