GEORGE B. GOODLANDER,
tnitua aid meruinToa.
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WKDKEBDAT atOHStSO. JDLT 81, ISM.
; . Democratio County Ticket.
" ' ASSEMBLY, '
DR. T. . BOYER,
or OMMariiLD.
' " sheriff,
W. ROaN McPHBRwON,
i Or CMiiriKLD.
' 11 TREASURER,
WILLIAM W. W I) I A LL
, . or niiiriKLD.
C0MMI8KI0NER,
CLARK BROWN,
or iAwtc.
DISTRICT ATTORNEY,
- CRAIIK VIULUUG,
r i or CLURriRlD.
AUDITOR,
IBWD t. II LOOM,
OK LIWIEXI,
JURY COMMISSIONER,
JOHN W, IIIVUART,
or CMAnriKLB.
CORONER,
CEORUK THORN,
Or CI.RlRriKLD.
LOOK. IIEREt
By an act of a corrupt Congrcst our
subscribers are all blackmailed 20 cents
a year, in the shape of postage, to swell
the purse of a Department irhich paid
Chorpening $450,000 when his claim
was less than 875,000. IVe expect the
next Congress to undo much of the bad
legislation of the last ; and to partially
remedy the outrage or embargo placed
upon intelligence, we propose to pat the
1 i-owaok on all eojties of the Jlepublican,
. within the county, upon which the sub
scriber DAS TA1D US SIX MONTHS OR
more in advance, and ir do not want
Post Masters to annoy our advance
paying subscribers for postage, because
we will pay the same before the quarter
expires. The postage will also be paid
for all persons becomina advance-vauina
subscribers on or before the first day of
uctoocr next.
When our friond, Senator Bruco
Potriken, was so anxious to Lave pasted
liis "Fish Bill" through tlio Legisla
ture, wo told liim that bo wssprctiAt
' lug soft place for a lot of political
dead brats. Tbo following, front the
Lancaster (Hep.) Express, cxpluins
how Ilia Fish Commissioners, appoint
ed by Governor JIartranft, are using
the sum appropriated for their ex
pensoc It says : '
Although tbo law does got allow too Fish Com
missioners uny salary, our legislators Tory gen
erously allow a fum to pa; thtir neceesary el-
fieoses. When these littlo bill! oomo to bo aud
ted, It will bo (bond tbat they cover tbo major
portion of Um appropriation. Neither of tbooo
Commissioners has auv knowledge of tbo propa
gation of flib, and at leait ooo of them la eearee-
tv .hie ta wrlta, ivn ivm4 wb.4 havo
written anon tbo sahjeet.. Every wook wo boar
of spatial oar passing oror tbo road to Marlotta
witb fcneoe gentlemen, neoompaoied, of oro, by
balf a deeea from Laneaster, who aro fond of
otlnmpsra nnd trout, both of whioharofnppliod
lar-ejf taw Commissioners, la a delightful re
tiree! Is tbo neighborhood of Marietta. No oae
.auinoes that tbo Railroad Company farattb thoir
ipalaoo earo for nothing, and It la generally sup
poeed tbat the champagne will be iooluded among
ibe etcetera, la a raw days theoo gentlemen of
leUan intend to rUit the liberie, at Columbia
. dam for obaerratloo end pleasure.
The editors of the Dnovillo Intelli
gencer and Lancaster Express bad bet
ter take care bow they assail Presi
dent Grant's guardian angel Jim
Duffy. This man, who can neither
read nor write, has more influence
with tho President than any fivo men
in the Union. Ho eats and sleeps
: with liim ho nurses "tbo Govern
ment" when drunk, and travels witb
it, wbeo it leaves Long Branch to bury
its relations, and kcops the Govern
ment's tiino'at horse races, and baits
its book on fluting excursions; be wit
nesses Um title papors in the purchase
of gold minos and other real estato,
and uncorks its rum boltlos. Such,
in short, is tho occupation of "Jim
Duffy, of Marietta. Tho Senator from
Montour has drawn this fishy debate
nut of as and is therefore responsible.
Another Great Robber.
Ono of Henry Ward Bocchor's
church mombers, named Mills, who
was tho President of a Brooklyn sav
ings bank, has dofrauded tho widows
and orphans of that city out of near
ly halt A million of dollars. Whoa
he discovered that bis accounts wore
to be exatninod by the directors of tho
dank, knowing full well that hiscrimo
would bo exposed, wont and drownod
himself. No man in that city stood
higher in a business and social capao
' ity than this man Mills. ' Tbe bank
has suspended and depositors will
fooso $150,000 and tho widows and
oiphnus $450,000. It's tbo samo old
lory fusliiomiblo and fast living.
Later investigations develop tho fact
that the book keeper is a defaulter,
too, to nearly $10,000, and that Mills
had negotiated $1100,000 worth of
Georgia SUto Bonds, fraudulently is
sued by lVa Bullock carpet-bag gov
ernment of that State, which aro to
tally worthless, and for which Mills'
account is credited at 75 conts on tho
dollar. It is no wonder tbo old vil
lain drowned himself.
Destructive Fire Baltiinoro was
visited by a destructive fire on the
-5th. It originated in a planing mill
on Clay street, between Liberty and
Park streets. The loss will be noar
million, dollars. Among the proper-
ties destroyed was tho Presbyterian
church, in which tho Gonoral Synod
set loot May, tbe Catholic Cathedral,
Germ.u Catholic church, tbo first
- tneusn iouierftn church i on Lex-
infftoo street the Baltimore Colleim.
Maryland Club Hon is, the elegant
residence of A. 8. Abel, editor of the
Sun, together with over a hundred
ether fcuHdinir. Tbe fire rased from
tea 0'elock nlil four before it was
brought under subjection. Several
lire companies came over from Wash
inton and a'sislcd lurgoly in beading
vn i near
The Void lit the V. B, Treasury.
Tbe Philadelphia Ledger, the pro
prietor of which Is on very intimate
tortus with "the Government," and
thorcforo cannot be charged with mis
representing affairs, In alluding to the
llarrisburg plan of banking, says t
Charge are persistently node thai tbo t'nllod
Statei Treasury doee not bold Ibe amount of gold
tbat tho Treasury dally statsmeets put forth, a
charge tr suoieient taportenoo to OMrit the atten
tion of the Secretary of tho Treaiury. It If prop
er to lay that tno dally rrporti from wainingtoa
of aula and earrenoy balaneea are not official, eo
that oaloolalloae founded on then may be at fault.
Wltbla tea daya tbe oSlelal itateajent of Ibe pub
lie dob! will bo rendered, nod If tho Secretary
dooi not ehooie before that tine to make an offi
cial exhibit be wiU then hara tho opportunity to
do to, when tho natlor will be diecuiaed more In
telligently, lint Jml at proeeut the belief U
abroad that certain largo banker! are permitted
to depoclt their obeoke, in tbe place of the gold
realised from the traaaaotloai, aJ roprtMntetlrei
of tbe Oworoejent, and the public ie permitted
by tbe Washington ofSoe to aooept tbe atateawot
that Ihirty-iix ar Iblrty-alno Billions reproeeat
actual gold, lastred of being partly made np of
the due bills of laoso saerehaale who are trading
on the public credit of the nallna. This, If un
true, should be denied and set right, nod If true,
oiposed, that It may bo properly reproved.
This is precisely the plan of Cam
eron, Mac key & Co., at llarrisburg
The Stalo Treasurer annually reports
a balnnco of about one million three
hundred thousand dollars in the Treas
ury, when there is not tbe ono-thir-tcenth
part there In money. But in
stead, there Is to be found in a pigeon
bole a note of Don Cameron's for
200,000; J. K. Kidgway & Co., a rot
ton banking conoorn in Philadelphia,
have note thore for $100,000; a
cashier's chock of the Middlotown
bank for $50,000 ; tbe chock of a Lob
anon and a Lewisburg bank for a sim
ilar amount each, while Mackey'sown
chock drawn on bis Pittsburg bank
for $100,000, is in tbe same bole, be
sides thoso of banks at Huntingdon,
Altoona, Williamsport, Korristown,
and Sunbury, ranging In sums from
$20,000 to $50,000 each. Thus tho
balance in our Slate Troasury has
been used by these banks for years for
speculative purposes, without paying
any interest to the Stalo, while the
tax-payors of the commonwealth are
compollcd to pay interest on this samo
money, used by those bankers to en
rich themselves.
Why do not our State, authorities
take this money and redeom State so
curilios and stop the interest f We
again ask : Why not save tbe tax-payers
of the State at least $00,000 annu
ally, by using tbo balanco in a legiti
mate way, instead of allowing these
banks to use it, out of which they coin
from 15 to 20 per eent. f How much
is this motbodof doing Imninees above,
that of tho common highwayman f
Is it not simplo robbery, too 1 If the
treasury affairs of Clearfield county
wore managed in a similar way, what
universal indignation would come from
every loyal throat within its borders.
And jot, what is to prevent it? . If it
it endorsed as a christian and loyal
virtuo, to rob tbe people at Washing
ton and Llarrisburg, what is to pre
vent that virtuo from spreading all
over the country I ; ' j
A burst of boly horror and indigna
tion has gone forth because a band of
freebooters upsot a train of cars on
the Pacifio railroad last wock and
robbed tho express of no loss than
$-1,000. Yet this it but a little over
balf tho sum which each member oi
Congress stole from the United States
Treasury in March last. What kind
of morals and system of economy is
the country being cursed with any
how f It would indeed be Strange,
and wo arc astonished ut tho verdancy
of the Led.jcr man, if the robbers'
game, practiced at Uarrisburg, is not
also played at Washington. r Is any
body green enough to suppose that a
chango of locality would produce a
revolution in Simon Cameron's system
of robbery, which he has practiced
for forty years, or improvo his mor
als f No. Instead of there being
from thirty to forty millions of dol
lars in the United Stales Troasury, at
tho end of each month, thcro are not
five millions. Two hundred banks
snd branchos uso no other capital but
this, which coats tho lax-payers two
million four hundred thousand dollars
annually in the way of interest Such
is the loyal modo of banking. Com
pel tho tax payors to furnish tho capi
tal ail muko thorn pay the interest,
and if any of thoso boobies want to
get a discount or loan then charge
them from twelve to twenty per cent,
for the ACCOMMODATION, and toll
the customer that no other man could
havo bcon accommodated at this time
but him, as the bank is hard up, etc.
If the people are foolish onough to al
low this system of publio robbory to
continuo for Ave years longor these
banking freebooters will become as
daring as the Iowa gang, and not on
ly compel the owners of property to
furnish thoir capital, but they will
compel fui'Miers and lot ownors to pay
them a rent for tho property they havo
earned by (ho sweat of (heir brow.
There are more public robbers honsod
at llurrinbtirg and Washington and
tho capitals of our southern stales
than are to. bo found on our western
plains, including Indian agents, Mo
docs and all. ' And rot tbo soft, oily-
tonguod patriot exclaims "don't dis
turb capital ; don't kill the gooso that
lays the goldon egg !" Hell must in
deed bo a large place it it succeeds in
holding all tho publio robbers, hypo
crilcs and murderers.
Too Turn. Some Credit Ifobilior-
ito lust wook need tho. editorial col
umns of Use) Timet to publish tome
lltuiioal twaddle. Tbe writor is about
as near boing a Democrat as the dovil
ie as angot. No Democrat will even
nibble at his bait. Nobody bat a Rad
ical or fool would pen such stuff
What others condom, (fraud and de
ception) be practiced ia every line of
bit communication, and must there-
lore .uo ireatea as a demsgoguo or
Radical, wlrich is about the same thing.
The Cumberland Valley Railroad
bat passed Into the handsof tho Penn.
nylvania luilrosd Company.
Murdered M'or Money.
An And Lady Clubbed to tlnnth Her
lluekaud Almost klllooWNIn Thoueaud
llollara la Uold tttoleu Arroei of ttaa
Hrvtal Murderer,
In ono of our telogrsphlo dispatches
yesterday morning brief reforenoo wat
mado to the murder of Isabella Mo
Bride, an aged lady, sevoral miles from
Williamsport, and tho terrible beating
of her husband. Sinee then we have
obtainod the following particulars of
the horrible Dutohery ana tee oniocl
which Impollod its perpetration t In
farm houso noar Linden, about four
miles and a half from Williamsport.
cqul-distant from the Philadelphia
and Erie railroad and a publio road,
resided a couple ugud about tovenly
five year. The building Is located
about 800 yards from the railroad and
can be plainly teon by nasaengors on
the various trains wbiob pass that
point. The houss is reached from the
publio road by a lane, and no habita
tion is within 800 or -100 yards of the
place. The oouple wore known as
quiet and unobtrusive peoplo and pos
sessed no social qualities. They had
low visitors aua aostaineu irom can
ing on others unless absolutely neces
sary. Xboy bad lived at the spot lor
many years and woro tho owners of
two large farms In the neighborhood.
Beside it was generally believed that
they had socretod in the bouse a large
quantity of gold some placing the
figure as high as $25,000.
it was known Inst two wealthy
bachelor brothers of tbe wife had died
at the place and bequoatbed their pos
sessions to the acred couple winch ad
ded to their frugality and other circum
stances caused them to be regarded
as among the most affluent residents
of the country. The knowledge that
tbe honso contained but two occupants,
and they old and feeble, and that
thousands of dollars of gold woro sup
posed to be in their possession, was
communicated to a brakoman on the
Philadelphia and Erie Uuili-onrl, named
Nelson Wado years ego. and on Tues
day evening he carried into execution
the diabolical dosign which bo had
doubtless nourished for a long period.
Tho man and wife were just making
preparations to cnl thoir supper, tho
edibles having already been plueud on
tho table; when a visitor suduonly
made his appearance.
Mrs. MUrUa had cono toward tho
cellar on the outside with a crock of
milk, and the door leading to the base
ment being closed sho placed the
earthen vossel on tho doorstop. As
sho prooeodod to open the cellar door
she was violently assaulted with a
club by tho strangor, and although
pleading for morcy the monstor oon
tinuod his brolul and cowardly attacks
on tho unprotected woman until she
lay wollorinL In her blood and death
ensued. This fiondish act accom
plished Wade took the club with whicb
no- had murdered Mrs. M'Brido and
with the blood dripping from it rushed
into the houso and applied tt to the
head of the husband until be bad sup
posed he had killed him. Ho was
now master of tbe terrible situation
and commenced a search for tho gold
winch be thought was In tho bouse.
lie succeeded in obtaining, tt is said,
about $0,000, when be quit tbe scone
of bit terrible work.
THE SITUATION DISCOVERED.
Although tho murder was oommit-
tod on Tuesday evening, it was not
known by any person but the assassin
and robber until near noon on Wed
nesday, when soma one bad occasion
to go to the house and found Mrs. Mo
Bride covered witb gore, her skull
fractured, her features generally dis
torted sod ber inanimate form lying
wbere she bad been stricken down by
tbe murderer. Tbe crock of milk
which she bod placed on the door step
seemed to have been untouched. : The
startled aod horrified discoverer of
the woman's fate thon entered the
house, where he found Mr. M'Brido
still breathing but porfoctly uncon
scious, llis hood bore abundant evi
dence of having boon violently beaton,
and his faco, hands and clothing wore
stained with blood, while the floor
contained considerable quantities of
coagulated gore. , r
TUE TERRIBLE NEWS SPREADING.
. Soon after tbo nonror neighbors
were informed of tbe trscrcdy, and by
sftornoon hundreds of people on foot
and in carriages wero hurrying to the
tcono. Tbe most intense excilemont
prevailed, and those who witnessed
tho bloody corps of Mrs. M'Bride and
hor almost dead husband were filled
with indignation against tbe murderer
and threats of lynching wore freely
made. Tbe eountry for miles was
scoured by parties in ecach of the as
sassin. THE TELL-TALE GOLD THE MURDERER
CAUGHT IN A TtROTIIKL.
On Wednesday night a man-apparently
intoxicutod and with a swagger
ing air entered a house of prostitution
in Williamsport and was very extrav
agant In the cxpondituroof his money,
lie exhibited moro gold coin than is
ordinarily possoBsed by individuals,
nnd the mistress of tho houso, having
boon informed of tbe murder near
Linden and Of tho supposed robbery
of gold, began to suspect the visitor
as the guilty party and slipped to the
outside and communicated her suspic
ions to tho police authorities of Wil
liamport. Thoy soon made thoir np
poaranee at tbe bouse and took the
man into custody. Ho was examined,
and in bis pockets woro found about
$0,000 in gold. Ho offered no resist
ance to the officers, and nflor a brlof
interval confessed that ho had com
milled the mnrder and stolen tbo gold
after Iho pcrpotration of tbe crnno,
besides making revolutions as to bow
he had proceeded uboul tho bloody
businoss. Tho fiond is now in irons
in the Lycoming county prison, from
which he will not cmergo until he Is
brought ot for trial.
TIIE CONDITION OF MR. M'nPIDB.
Yesterday morning the condition of
Mr. M'Brido, who rccoived tho brutal
troatmont at tho hands of Wade,
toomed to bo somowhat Improvod.but
he bad not yot boon restored to sensl
bility. The severe injuries eonipli
ealod his enfoeblod constitution are al
most certain to lead to bit death.
llarrisburg Patriot.
fiinco tho foregoing hat beea put in
typo we have rcceivod what purports
to be a eonfosslon of the murder, vis
"I am American born, and have
relatives living near here ; l was born
out On tbe Blooming Grove road, be
yond tho Poor House : tbe afternoon
I committed the murder, I walked up
the tow path from the oily ; woct to
Mo Bride's bouse, and CAloulatod tbat
it was about tbo Ume they had done
their milking ; last winter when I was
at Glossor's near by, Mrs. (I looser told
me of tbe trunk up stairs ; and while
I was there last. Winter I made it my
business to find out bow much money
theso old folks had. On reaohing the
house on X'aosilay aitoruoun, Twits
mot in tbe vard by one of Ihf, doss.
which barked at me. I soon made np
with him and walked into tbo bouse,
when Mc Bride wantod to know wht
I wanted thcro j I told him I wanttd
a drink of milk, when he told me to
go to tbo collar where the old lady
was ; she asked me if I had money to
pay for the milk j from the cellar I
relumed to ask the old man for somo
broad bat found bo had bolted tbe
door; when ho unbollod it I shoved
my foot in and tho old man struck at
mo ; I then knocked him down witb
my fist ; the dog tbon made at mo and
I knocked him aown.
"I tbon struck the old man with the
slick threo times, when be criod mur
der; I tbon bit him another rap witb
the club ; I thon went to the cellar
and struck the old woman ; but, as I
have told yon toveral times, I did not
shoot hor, as I bad no pistol, but bought
one at Trout's yosterday.
"When I came out ot the collar af
ter killing the old woman, the old man
was up and the dog was lioking the
blood off bis bands; I thon hit him
again. 1 tbon procured an axo, went
up stairs and broke open a chest and
found the trunk I bad beard Mrs.
Glosscr talk about; it was too hoavy,
and I made two trips that night car
rying away tbo money. ;
"The club I usod was cut in tbo
woods noar by witb a small jack knifo.
If tbey will look in tho corn Hold they
will find whoro the crass ie trampled
down, that is whoro 1 looliod nvnr (he
money. 1 cot botweon lixly and sev
enty thousand dollars. 1 will not tell
where It is. Wbeo l come to uie, l
will toll somo poor man wbere it ie ;
but no rich man shall have it. There
are two bags buried in tbe city two
above, and two bolow.
"I have bad fifty names in my life
time, but Nelson E. Wade is my right
namo ; were 1 to do this over 1 would
exchange all tho silver for paper
monoy; thal s what boincrod me, it
was so hoavy."
Sheriff Piatt then remarked to him,
"you must have ncrvo to do this deed,"
when ho replied t xes, sir, 1 am bard-
OLod. When a child I dreaded tho
word murdor, but after going through
tho robollloo, and on the frontier with
lUt Carson and others, I shrink nat at
any orime. Thoy may take me out
and bang me tomorrow ; 1 have only
once to dio; I have killed several wo
men belore tins one; in rccard to the
money I got exohanged one bnndred
and eighty dollars in twonty dollar
cold pieces at one of tbo banks in tho
city, and got fifteen por cent, for It.
Ibey asked mo where 1 got it. 1
told them I was a cattle speculator
from Canada.
i M'nre Water. : , .
Nothing is so productive of good
health n plenty ot puro water. An
exchange, referring to this imports nt
question, says: Dr. J. C. l'elors, an
honorary momber of tbe Now lork
Board of Health, has just returnod
home from tho Southern and Wottern
cities, whitber bo bad been sent tore-
port upon tho nature of tbe cbolrraio
disease which bas boon prevailing in
loose sections, iuo doctor s report is
rcry reassuring, and proves that the
pesiilot.ee has obtained its strongest
bold in cities supplied by wolls, cis
terns and springs, whore the water
was liable to bo contaminated and aot
at an agent of diseaao. Tbe fact ap
pear patent that water is tbo most
dangerous channel for carrying the
poison of cholera, and that the susest
sanitary precaution is an inexhausti
ble supply ot running fountains tbat
cannot by any possibility be affected
by the food on which this dreaded
pestilence feeds. Dirt aod fear pre
dispose the body to any disease, but
of themselves thoy do not and cannot
produce cholera, xboy make men
more iiuoie to prostration ana leeoie
in the ficht for life, tot that is tbe ex-
tont of the injury. Tbe poison tbat
produces cholera does not lie under
ncath the markets or even in the filthy
slums of back alloysi but infects food
and drink and is conveyed in clothing.
lid tbo timid be reassured, tbereioro,
and exercise common sense in dealing
witb a toe whose death grip ot Nash
ville and Memphis was so readily
loosened by sanitary enlightenment.
Th FhiladtlphUs Vrnlenutat.
Wo are pleased to read tbo follow
ing in tho New York Herald of the
24tb ult: Tho idoa upon which tbe
Contonnial Exhibition at Philadelphia
in 1870 is baited a grand centenary
colebration of tho Declaration of In
dependence is in itself sufficient to
sot at rest any quibbling about the
pronriotv of selecting that cilv for
boldinc a world's fair. Every part of
tbe country recognizes this, so it can
not bo a mutter of municipal jealousy.
Now York, which has no occasion to
bejoalousof Philadelphia in anything,
would bo leant likely to bs jealous ie a
mutter whero moro patriotism is suf
ficient to decido in fuvor of our sister
city's pretensions. . So far, indeed, is
the metropolis from being jealous of
Philadelphia that the best assistanoe
Now York can givo towards making
tho exhibition a great success will be
cheerfully givon. Wo shall work as
hard for that end as if tho exhibition
wero to bo hold in this oily, that the
contonnial anniversary of Amor icon
Independence may show such an ex
position of tho dovolopmont and pro
gress of tbo country as will be worthy
ot tno Kupuullu ana lb people.
Kouou on Congress.--A farmers'
convontion in Kansas last week adopt
ed the following preamble and resolu
tion, in reference to the Congressional
"back pay grab ;" "Wheroas, D. P.
Lowe, our Congressman, supported
tho bill; resolved, that wo domand
that he rosign hit sont in Congress,
and that his place be filled by an hon
est roan instead of a thief." Mr. Lowe
Is tho Congressman from Kansas and
now is entitled to tho floor. Wehopo
ho will occupy it. '
. 0"
Railroad DikKcroRY. In every cor
on the Connecticut Uivoe tUiirosd
thero is a box overhead at one cad in
whiub is conlaiood tbe name of the
next station, which it it the duty of
toe oraketuan w onange at iney leave
the stations. , It also slates where
thoy couneot with other roads. As
tho change is made a bell strikes twice,
whiub attracts tho altontion of pas
soncers, so that the box always ex
hibit tbe name of the next elation,
and so on. Thus passengers always
know tbe name of the slopping place,
and also if it connects with any other
railroad.
A fashion writor ssys auddon
freshnose and simplicity base orcpt in
to tho fashions. Pajniuors hue l,non
abolished and tho enormous tosrnures
havo disappeared. Already dresses
look old which are ntilTnrl nn li. hm,.
bunches, and tho straight redingoie
Kilf1 SU VVIUIW b
cdt Ifartnf Otttretft,
Captaroof a Railroad Trala by Robbera-.
. Tbo Kuaraaa L'aaapaur'e Hart Hided
One Parana Killed,
Chic aoo, July 22. A special dis
patch from Dot Moines fives the fol
lowing account of an attack on a
train ofl the Chicaco. ' Hock Island
and Pacifio railroad last night I Tho
trtin loft Council Bluffs at five o'olock
Itb four coaches and two sleepers in
tho roar, tho slocpors being filled with
a company of aristocratic Chinese on
their way to the New. England col
lege. Thero wore also two baggage
cars, in which wat tbo through Cali
fornia mail and express matter con
sisting of nearly $2,000 in tbe express
saft and throe ton of bullion.- When
about sixty-five miles west of Des
Moinos, about half past elebt p. m. at a
tborp curve in tbe rood and In an Iso
lated spot, witu no bouse tor several
milos in any direction, tbe train mov
ing at about twenty-five tnllos an hour,
the enuinoor, John Bafforty, suddenly
taw one rail moved from its place
about tixty feet aboad of tbe engine.
lie instantly reversed the engine and
applied the air brako. -. While in the
act the bullets came pelting into the
engine like bail. Tbe engine ran into
tbo bank, turning ovor and throwing
out the engineer and the fireman, the
lorracr tailing dead, it ie supposed
Uufl'ertT was killed bv tbo concussion.
as no bullet wounds were found on
bis body. The fireman escaped un
hurt. The train being very hoavy
rau about a bundrod feet and stopped.
Iho baggage oars doubled and were
badly smashed.
A soon as the train stopped soveral
large, stblotla men, maskod in full ku
klux stylo, appeared at tbe express
car, in which were Conductor William
Smith, Superintendent itoyee, Express
Messenger John Burgess, and three
otbor persons, aod oomnionced firing
rapidly into the car, yelling "Get out
of thero, damn ye, gut out of thore."
1 wo bullots passed throocb tbe clolliot
of tho conductor, one graced the skull
of a baggage man and tho sido of the
boact ol an express messonger. lhe
inmates jumped out to the roar under
Uie cover of half a dozen navy revol
vers, i i ' '
Two of the robbers marched up and
down tho train, threatening to shoot
any person wbo showed his bead, eay-
inil, "Got down out ot sikht, d n
ye, or we will sboot you." The rob
bers then took about $2,000 from tho
express safe and cut open the mail
sacks, but took no letters, niouutod
their horses aod rodo off across the
prairie in a southerly direction, the
wholo being dono in loss than ton
minutes. : .
Thoy fortunately did not cat the
telegraph wires, and Superintendent
Itoyee at once bastenod to the nosrost
station and telegraphed in all direc
tions, .ngmoe and a posse or men
were sent out from Council Bluffs on
tbe Burlington and other roads to in
tercept the robbers. Their drees and
voices indicated tbat they were recti
lar bushwhackore. They evidently
intended to got the usual valuable ex
press matter sont by this roots on
Monday, but which went throuch on
an extra train Sunday night.
ibe robbers, during the day, stole
a spike bar and hammer from a band
car bouse at tbe station. Tbey drow
two spikes Irom one ond ol a rail,
socreted themselves several rods away,
and as the engine approached pulled
the rail out of place. Tbe promptness
of the engineer in reversing the en
gine, and the use of tho air brakes
avoided the passencers Irom beine in
jured. .
Ibe track was at once laid around
tbe wreoked cars, and the train re
sumed its trip, arriving hero at half
past seven this morning, bringing tbe
dead body of the engineer, wbo resided
here and who loaves a wife and three
children. , .. .
Sr. Louis, July 25. Tbo police of
tbis city, from facts which have come
to their knowledge, beliove tbat the
robbort of tbe Iowa railroad train are
tbe same cane that robbed the bank
of St. Goneviove, Missouri, last May,
and the liusselsville, Ky., bank two
years ago, and tbe Gait Bank, this
Stale, and committed several bold rob
beries. Thoir rondosvous is said to
be in Jackson county, Mo., and that
their homo are scattered around in
that and Clay and Lafayette aod Bay
countiet. Some of their natnoi are
Jesse snd Frank James, Bill Sbepard,
Cole Young, and McCoy. Their fami
lies are said to cultivate small isrms
in the counties named, and their homos
are surrounded by their own relatives
and mends, wbo would not themoelvot
commit a crime, but would shiold those
dospcradoes to the last. ' "
An Old Dodo Ittmvrn. The
Reading Eagle says I Threo or four
weeks ago two men traveled through
a neighboring county pretending that
they wanted to establish township
libraries, which wero to be kept at the
furmor'a house, and the books loaned
out free of cost. Culling upon a woallhy
t'armor thoy would aals if he would
take chargo of the library. If be
would, they asked him to write bis
namo on a pioco of paper, which was
to'be sont to tho County Auditors."
ine men then cut tho sheet into slips,
turnod them over and wrote a noto of
linnd on the other s!do, leaving the
larmor t name tocark It. They served
half a dozon or moro farmers this way,
writing notes of $50 or $00, to run
thirty days, and signing any name
they ploased, so long as tlio noto bad
a rood endorsement. The notes wero
altorwards discounted at tho bank and
the thieves fled, loavinc tbo farmers
severely stuck. . ' ' ' , " "
"Dry Up." Pauley Jr., of tho
Waynosburg Messenger vrsitod a danc
ing platform near hi a town, and ex
presses his surpriso at the muscle dis
played by the fair ones on a warm day
like the Fourth of July. Ho says !
"Dancing is certainly invigorating
and strengthening, as wo saw ladies,
a lto aro totally unable to wield a mop,
twing a broom or Hit a skillet, take
their placet on the platform, and ap
parently wi'Jiout an effort whirl
through the intricate "mazes of tho
danoe," for a half dozen consecutive
tots, wilh scarcely a breathing spell."
If some of the Sally Anns and Mary
Janes that ongnged in that boo-down
give Jim a funning witb a broomstiok,
be will have a still more exalted opin
ion of their physical force, Clarion
Democrat.
Horseback iixvuasioN. -Home dsys
sipoe TlwMita K. Sherman, ton oft
eoral Bberrnan, O. lire d ley, eon or
Judge Joseph Ursdley, and wm. u.
Doonis, of Washington, D. C, started
gut from that city on a horseback ex
pedition through the country. Last
Katarday evitning they made thoir ap.
poaranue in Williamsport, attracting
considsraiie attention as they passed
dowo Fourth alrcot. - ViUiamsfort
Sun.
of JVtMdSlel IA.
Tbo Williamsport Bulletin says :
A correspondent says that on the 17th
instant a party of young women west
out from Queen's run to tbemountnift
just book of tbo settlement, grttbering
liuckloberrlot. , One of them, Jerasha
Bryan, advanced a littlo farther Into
the woods than tbo others, when she
wo tttackod by a bug panther.. Her
companions, Bearing ine uruie scream,
sought safety in flight, but Miss Dry.
an. findinir escsno impossible, dotor-
minod to stand her ground, nnd sola-
inn a buce pine knot, cave her enemy
battle. The contest was a close one
fof a few minutes, but human cour
ace, judgment and coolness soon trl-
umphed over brute strength, and the
horoio woman soon naa me satisiao-
lion of layintr tbe blood-thirsty mon
tor dead at hor foot. Her gar mon U
were torn in shreds and ber laoe and
and arms badly scratched, but the
walked home with a firm ttep and tbe
light of triumph in hor eye, and wat
ablo to give a cood aooount of herself.
Tho dead panther was soon afterwards
loana oy uie people oi yueon s run
and provod, on measurement, to be
six foettnd ten Inchet long. Mits
Brvon is the lion for lioness) of the
neighborhood, a she well dosorvet to
be. We doubt whether on Instanoo
can be found on reoord of moro cool
horoio bravery and wiso discretion,
dovoloped by any woman, ovon in the
most historio and perilous day of
1 onnsvlvama.
Practical. Tho Indiana State
Liquor Law toemt destioed to create
an alarming incroaso of tbat pitiable
class oi husbands unieoiiogiv styled
"henpeckod." A provision of the law
makes the liquor-sollors responsible for
the damages caused by the purchaser.
In order to escape these penalties the
saioon-koopers oi liluntown have noli
fiod all married womon tbat if thoy
do not wish liquor sold to tboir bus-
bands, all thoy have to do is to leave
at the bars a wrilton notice to that
effect. The samo privilege is extend.
ed to unmtti'riud women wbo have
lovors whom they wish to be kept
from tho intoxicating cup. , But this
is not nil. The sellers have issued a
permit for the uso of wives who are
willing their husbands shall drink
when and whore they ploase, the
wives waiving all claim to damages
theroirom. it is a prelty dark out
look for imbibing husbands and lovers
in Blufftown. . lbs bachelors and the
women will have a cloar field to them
selves if the law is enforced
Another Match Sticx Factory.
Tho Watsonlown Record refer as
follows to a new enterprise in tbat
place; it may not be generally known
that extensire buildings aro boing
orocisd in this place in which match
sticks will be manufactured. The
buildings are boing put up by tbe firm
in the vicinity of thoir limber mills,
the main one ot which will be 40 by
80 feet in sice, and will be known as
tbe "Keystone Match Slick Manufac
tory." It is calculated to make tbe
match sticks from tbo offals of tho
mills and ship ibem to manufacturers
in Giticreni parts ol tbe United States.
Ten machines will be bere in a fow
days, and operations oommonood in
about throe week.. About twenty
bands will be employed, and tbe fac
tory operated under the supervision
ol Maj. J. 11. Humes, assisted by a
practical man in tbo business. The
progress of this, to our town an im
portant enterprise, will bo duly re
corded irom time to time. :
gnu gidt'frtisfmfnt.
rpo CONTRACTORS ! Tho Town
X Council of tbo boron rb of ClearSeld will re
ceive, antil August tin. U71. bids for tbo Build
ing of a wbarf along Ibe rt'or bank from n point
opposite tbe Intersection of Second nnd front
streets so n point opporlto the north-west corner
of tot of A. W. Leo, Ken. further Information
gireaby WALTER BARRKTT,
JACOB A. FAUST, .
' A. I. BHAW,
JnlytO-tt. ' Street Committee.
AUDITOR'S KJmCB.-The undersigned,
aa Aadilor appointed by tho Orphans' Court
of Clearflold coonty, Pa., to make distribution of
tho balance la tbo beads of Hear? I. Mead and
Mary K. Looaard, administrators of the estate of
John Lsooard, late of .awraoe township, ia said
county, dee d, to and among the parsons legally
entitled I hereto, gieos aetloe tbat be will attend
to the dotiee ef his appointment on Taeeday, tbe
IDlh day of September, l7, at 1 o'clock, P. it.,
at bis oAea In Ike borooirh of Clrarteld, Pa, when
and where all persons Interested ewn attend.
July 30 It. CYSTS UORDON, Auditor.
V
ENDUEI
At the ClearSeld Academy, oa KATLRDAV.
AUGUriT , IB7.1, Rot. P. L. Ilorrieon will sell
his household and kitchen furniture, consisting ef
one ris.no, organ, n arnrohe, two Doty s asbers
and two Universal Wringers, Cook Htore, Parlor
ana Dining room stoves, males, Tables, Wash
Stands, llruteeds, Mattresses, Ao. f ,.
The sale will commence at 10 A. M. .
Trans t Cash for all amounts of ten dollars or
lose nnd a ores' il of three mentho on note with
avproved seourity for all amounts oror ben dollars,
Cloarflold, Ps., July .Kit. ., i
Spokes, Rims & Plow Bandies.
lI0 STOKE ATOilKS,
8. W. Cor. LEOPARD OTTER Streets,
j '., ' n v' PHILADELPHIA,
JMr-Send for Price List. 1 'I"' T:3
"CAUTION. All persons are hereby cautioned
j against porrhesiag or ia any way meddling
wttn tit
lie following property, now ia possession of
Jacob
roearrr, or iirahata townsnip, ns tbe
belongs to mo ana te ten witb bim subject to my
or'Un One hey oierc, I gray mart, 4 Sows, i
wagon, and all tlio ft i mini uLnsils.
JelTSO.lt. ' AI)AM MOYBR, BR.
I)RIVATK SALE l-The subscriber
hvlng uiftd MmigfoieaU t rrnova out
ward, will cffr t nrlratt. pl an or all of th
following houicholc fttrnituro, U: On Cottago
t til room itt, on aiainf-wmia int, mm parlor t,
at .fiaoo, tonk flora, titanic AtrLlj(fa. woa-i
atova, No. M Morning Ulorf ptwkir atova, logei li
ar with a lof of nthtr fumltnra aqiialt rain able.
TboM In aoed of ftirnltara will lat oallaMnrt
axaiaina it batwaan thin .tail aoJ liu nj.tMW.uf
Bci.ttrabor. . BKV. UJiOiUUi UAM
Clearfield, P., Jul ZQ.lm,
In THE I MKT Oft? COMMON PI.KAft
f CtarAf- eoonty. ;., j - ,o
Uuilina. Watehal Co.
tw. llfo. II March T-, 17).
T. M. AUiandrr. )
Taa aWeralgnail, appaintad f tha Court to
dlitributa tha wnnnj ariitng froia tha aala of tha
Dafendaot'i pertonal pnijurtj among credit or
legally antil td to ritai'lra tha iataa, will hfnt
al latin a aad ma ha dt-trlbutton, at tha Bbarlf'a
oAoe, Clrarflfld, oa Tuaada, tha 6b daj of An
guit, at 10 o'olock a. m.
jyl3t IS RAM, TBAT. Auditor.
TOSJ5W lh J20WLKR, -laitic of
fj lb a iwa ana Bor.rrtr ia tut vppar ana oi
JUawrvnati ton-nub I p. Colleotioni ntado and aionaj
yromtlj paid over. , Feb.My
jAEES MITCHELL, :' " '
annua in
Square Timber & Timber Lands,
J.U'U ' CLEARFIELD, ?A. "
ADMINISTRATOR NIITUwir-Notlee
Is hereby giver, that letters 0 administration
on Iho estes. of WM. H. HOKN, rate of
Unglts tearaihlp, ClearSna) aoanu, i'a., deceased,
Jurioi bean duly graatod to lite undersigned, all
nersone Indebted to sold sataU will please make
I mi
payment, and noes hariag claims or
aVmaovla nlU preeaal them proyerly nuthantloatod
tar soUlaiaanl without delay.
JAJ-I? R0BIS0N.
fill;! CI " Administratrix.
NOTICKU The subserlben of stock to the
ClearSeld Oae Company will meet nt tbeof
too of Weorer Bells, at I n'oloek, P. U., Jaly
IS, to organise euid Compear B,r,,
of OOo.re. . ( "I HETTS.
Jaly IS, '7, It.' if' 1
TMCKINSON SEJflNAKtv I
II W1LLIAMHPOM. PA.
for both seiea. ' Kitebhebed II years. Bopa.
rlor adraatagos ia ewarjr department or culture.
Read for Catalogue. Arrange early for rooms.
fall term tieglna August Mtn. -
W. LKK HPOTTHW00D, D. D.,
JyU Ot ... . . Preeldent
CAUTION. AllMrsomen hereby cautioned
V against parebasleg ar In nny way meddling
with one eorrel Horse and oae gray Mare, ao
In possssslon of llarld Collar, of Morris town-
skip, as tbe same aajoagsuena ana are suojeei
toiy order. - T; U. PORCtY.
Orahamton, July It, 1173, tt. I
TRTRAYe Strayed away from tbe preml
I J of the undersigned, residing near Horseshoe
Ueud, Karthaua post olRoe, ClearSeld county,
about the last uf May, n BLACK MARB, about
11 yean aid, swell lag oa righl binding. Any
person famishing Information leading bo tbe re
covery of the said mar will be liberally re
warded. JKRKMIAU McCARTNIY.
July IS, TJ, St.
TVIHHOLUTIOW. Th.eo-nertn.rsbla here-
J toforo eilsting between William V, and J.
W. Wright, under ike. trm aeua of Wright t
Bra.. In the merchandising business, baa this day
beea dissolved by mutnnl ooniecil. Tbo business
will be continued by J. W. Wright. The books
WiU be at the store for settlement. -
WM. V. WRIOIIT.
. i. W. WUIU11T.
Janet, 1873. 7-U , ,
PAY YOlK PC IIOO I, TAX Tbe lax
payers of Lawrence township will take ac
tio, that tbe School tax Itunllcate for the pres
ent school year has been placed In my heads for
eoiiecuon. on an taxes pais on or be lure Satur
day, August ISth, a reduction of Sr per eent.
will bo made, and on all tasee not paia by tbat
time Ire per cent. wiU b added making n dif.
ferenca ol tea per eent, to prompt tax-payers.
Will meet the tax-payers In tho Arbitration
Room, Clearfield, erory Saturday afternoon, nnd
at my real dene daring the neek. .
, , . W. S. READ,
July It, St. . Collector..
1876 CEMEmU.! 1876
The New "CESTENUIAL" j '
CLOTHING STORE I
8EEI . BEEt
i
Mea'i SuiU of Farmers' Cassimere, only.... fS.OO
nt KERR A CO.'B.
Men's Suits of Cberlot, ooIr f .00
nt KERK d" CO.'B. ,.
Mea'i Baits of Seotrb Cheviot, only-...., 14.00
at KERB A CO.'B.
Mea'i Sails of English Mellon, 11.00
at KERR A t'O.'s.
Mea'i Suits of Fins Blue Diagonal..... 10.00
at K Ell It A CQ.'S. . .
Tooth's Bulla from t'M toM .. 14.00
at KERR A CO.'B.
Children's Pnaey Heirs, from H.OO ta.... 10.00
. . at IKKR A CO.'B. .
Cent's Furnishing Goods,
a best and largest sfoeh la town, at v V
ORR CO.'S - ,
New Centennial Clothing House,
' Corner Second and Market Streets. -
rflo and see for yourselves. Tie wool be
t'eaoefo CUtlkimg Hoft ia CltarfiM. I JS-T1
T. M. ROBINSON & CO.,
Doalen la
Harness, Saddles and Bridles,
BLANKETS, CRUSHES,
Fly Nots, Collars, Whips, ke.
A large stock of TROTTING GOODS or all
descriptions. AIM, a large stock f JIARKEbS
TR1MM1XUS.
J& Repairing promptly attended to. '
Shop oa Market street, Orakam'e Row, ia sho
formerly occupied ky Jameo Alexander, ; ;
: ClearSeld, Pa, Jane 14, U73, ;"'
OOK AND READ !
SADDLE & 1IARXESS MAkIG!
JOHN 0. HA! WICK,
Market St., CLEARFIELD, Pa.,
Ii tha maa to go to if you want a wt of new
HAKNK88 or a aaw SADDLE, or anttbing alat
In thai lino, lit turn, out aa good work ai It
done la anjr abop ia Paaaajlraaia, and tuiprioai
are very reasonable.
Cottitantly on hand a nil Una or
TKOTTING GOODS, 1
inch aa Trot lie f Saddle. Quarter aad Shin Boot a.
Trotting Roller, Whfpi, Fine ttrnahriand Combi,
to. A One aaaortnent 9f la liorva lovere,
Knea Blanket I, Buffalo Rohea, Ao.t Aa,, kept In
aeaaoa In faet anylhlag that horeetjaea atand in
aad of ia alwaya cm aaai. u
All of which will be aold at wholeeale ar retail
at tha varj fairret ratee ; - i ;
Repairing prawptly attended to. AH work
ftamnteeda Shea ia room foraarrlr o)tnipied at
PoatOffloe. ., April 9, 1ST3.
F R( OiNi TM
; ; i . A.fJ t-- -4
K II BAT EXCITEMENT
.. , ' ' ', AT TUB I ""...".' .
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
,00
ASP
JkJlU
. ;:I0E0HLAM fJALOON (
Tha underslgard having )sl Ailed np hew,
large and oomfortahle rooms oa Market street,
near Third, resneetrnllv Informs the public that
he now dreparvd to aoeommodate tbem witb
everything la hia Una oa bort aoflco and at all
hours of tbe day., 11a keep, oa hand -
ERESH BREAD, '" - " 1 ' '
... rusks, nous, pies, ,
i ;', CAKjy, all lilnds.
ICE CttKAM,' '.'
and a general assortment of
CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, NUTS, Ao,
All of whlek wIR bodrllrered te ouitomrrtnt their
residences, when requested to do so.
ICR CREAM, by the dish, served Ine neatly fur-
Bl'bcd room.
Thankful for the (enaroua patronage bestowed In
the past, he h.pee i merit aad rem ire a ooa
tlnuene of the same from bis old suit,
mere, and others,
JOHN STADLER. 1 '
Juaoll.7,.if.
IXRCITTUMfi xOTlCIWN.iie.ltbre
. i by given that bulara Ustanmntar havina
n.vt4, vnvu, iaie oi viearneiu
borough, I'laarteid aounly, Pennsylvnnia, nil
persons Udobtad te said eclat are requested to
make Inuuadlat perment, and tkoao having
alaims ininit the - - tii . ,1. . ..
., . . : "KOROa L. REED,
ClearSeld, Jaly I, Wl-Sl. Executor.
N
EW LIME KILN I " 11
Will) nirwVDTPT w w
Tha andfrittned oifid aaaMir.,ii. ...uf
a. . ' w wsav vuwguejHip. anal Wtwi W,WWV Vaa
band Srst-olaas aunlitn of lirav 1- .Luk
1 a fnrmera, bulld.rs and others
P bushel, onab, at tAe kiln.
1 BACKETT it SCnsv5r
, t " "i i ' a-etstsws ia i'j - , i
. I'-;' ' gad nanufaoturcn of ' r
.'. .'!' ' ' al
Tln,topiter A Sbee. iron War,
Becond Street, '
CaVEARriELD. tA.
Hating Isrgelr Increased oar slock of tw
wore, we Invite tha nubllS to elamios ear Jv
aad prices'.
. .... . ' . a , i
Carpenters nnd porsoas who contemplate belli
lag will d well to examine our
TOOLS BVILSnrff HARfiWAlt,
which Is new aad of tha beet aaufacUrs seat
will be cold law for cash . - ,w
NAILS,
GLASS,
PUTTY,
CUE,
LOCKS,''
LATCIIES.
HINGES, '
- SCREWS
All klads of Beneb Plan., Saws, Chlnli, qasrssu
Hammers, Hatrhets, Plumbs aod LeTlC
Mortised A Tbnmb Uueges, Revels,
Braces A Bills, Wood aad Iroa ',
Bench Screwa, aad tha best
Boring Maebine ia the
market. - -
' Double and Single Sitt 'Aiet,
' POCKET CUTLIKT, Ac. '
Agents for BurneU' Iron Corn Shtller.
' . warranted. . ..
' Also, agents for Richards'
GOTHIC PLUG TUPS,
' ' ' which effectually cure Smoky Fines. '
Farmers' Implement, and Oar dm Tools of srerf
i ' ' ' deseripttoa.
A large variety of ,,,,, , .
f COOK STOVES, "
wbieh e werraat bo giro aaliifacllos.
Portable Ran ret and Furnaett,
e,Rofing, Spouting nnd Job Work deeesa
reasooutil. lerina. All orders will receive p rswpt
attention. ..... Jn, n( J,!fc
ED.AY.GltAHA3I,
DEALER IK
- ; GENEEiL MZECHAITOISE,
SQlAfiE TIXBES & LIMEI,
' ', CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Has Jast opened, at tb. KEYSTONE RT0EI,
. eomplot. atok of
f ;.r,e irj goods,
f every description. -
DRY OOODS.
GROCERIES.
,'m',..'. .eUABDWARE,
BOOTS AND 8HOF3. ;: T '
.,. i , CLOTHINO.tftk.,
, IN GREAT VARIETY.
vLoun,
MEAT, r
"3 Z
SALT,
. i ... RYE,
v - OATS, -
CORN,
ALWA TS O.V 11 A ND AXD FOR
SALE ATA SMALL ADTAXCS,
FLOUR
Reoelvad by the ear load, and sold at a anal
, . adraaeo.
A supply of ROPI aoastantly a band. L
Special Indaaementx offered to Ihoao gettlag sat
Square Timber aad Loga, na wa deal Isrftlr
' ia Lumbermee's Suftpllea, and are pre
pared at all times t pure baas Um-
,. - . . ber nnd lumber- , .
, - , ..... , .
' ED. W, OlAI AM,
"KEYSTONE STORE,"
. Reeomd Street, V.;.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
t . : i - vweta,un.! -.....
BARGAINS"-IN KUSICAL IN
STRUM KNTS ! Organs, both new sad
second band, nt the Music Store, oppoeireUeliek's
Furniture Store. All persons interested are invi
ted to call and examine a new style of Orgsa sow
on exhibition. Sheet Mneie aad Music Books
eoastantlvoa land. - , apll4-Jltf
HOUSE A LOT FOR SALE!
Situate ht PKSNFIKl.D. A well Solshed
House, Barn, OSre, and other neorssary boils'
ings. Will be sold cheap at private ssls. T
price, terms aad sthar Information, apply te
. Pa. JOHN 11. KLINK,
. July I, 1873. rcnnfleld, Pa.
' J, W, BANT Z,
! , ATTORN EY-AT-LA W,
ClearSeld, Pa.
V.OfJoa up stair ia Western Bote! building.
All legal business entrusted t his care proiestly
attended to... . , . , , . : Jaly I, !!
T EON ARD ! HOUSE, t- ...
j (ii'poclte Railroad Depot,
CI,EABFIEI.i..PA.
Fleaaastly located and a trst-elaas botal n ell'
respeota. Breaknet for passenger, brerlai en,
morning train. . Wil. S. BRAULKY, t
Jon. II, isil. . rropriotor.
tTil.lNLZAR. Y -'
Office next daar U Uartswlak 1 Irwli'l.
Urug Store, up stairs.
ill CLEARFIELD,' PA.
Itarrnitni'BS.-Dr. R. V. Wlleon, Dr. J. 0..
Hartswick, Faculty of JeRerson Medical ColUp..
WM. R. MOTHJAJJ, .t
CLKARK1KI.D, fA.Age.it bribe
ATWOOD PLOWS.
XT.-.... 1. KUJ af tsWenrm am II I Ja Mall la Mill
at my tarta in Lavrnata townahip, ana i-"-'"
lb.. 1 I A. I -le J I -et Lmnanei nnia-
sssiir'v vi niainn) r p mi si '
side bill Plows, wbiob I am selling vrryrncsp " -cash.
sflJO
JSAAC JOUNSON A SONS,
i Mxnufscloreri snd Dealen la
oo ftud iSltof-l
U4lu, Mlseaa' aad Children's flilleri,
Kaa'a, Boys' and Women'i Heavy Boots, aaf
Brogans, Ac, Ac.
SiOM and (hop on Second street, nearly TP"
u. li v iit-L- a r k.M on. -
E LECTION NOTICE.
Watnaii, Tnowetltlon of twelrr slllrias.
elmrton of Ibe borons a ef Clearfleld, bsi een
ireeented to tbe Burgees pad Tow Ceuut".
n Ik.m Ia nrJee .. aUeilmi Ia itelAVmia Wbrtnsr
or aot water asms shall be erected let said ber
ugh la anaspliaao with aa set of ';
proved the .1Mb day ef Fobrw.7, A. f"'"'
titled "Aa iat ejtborlsieg the Wrn. 1 - '
eta to erect water woras," gaA ----thereto,
npprored lie J dar ef - j
ISTI, .milled "Aa Act SAtorUtM bor"! "
ClearSeld to erect water works," thmfore.
... j n-i... ..-.A k. ale t
om M eroaiaaa, a ,,h
day ol Ang.1. A. . SN, by the
boson to fcild la joneral rb-Mlen i
rgb, la aompllana jritb all the provisions If
id aot of asssmbv y-latlag t said slectlca. J
uie onroago oi imiwwt.. . . ,
1 ordjer tii "TfitF f
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b. c. Jw vn ctk. (jj)
f-r.-vT g, ji, CAJ.BWELL,