Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, September 03, 1873, Image 3

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    THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEAKFIKLD, pa.
ffEPNKSDAY MORNlItO RKPT. 8. 187S.
Terms of Subscription.
t'M In edvanee.or within throe months.,. -S 00
if Laid after three and before sll months,.,., t (0
Ji id after tn eapiration of nauntki... I 00
lUlLK.MHW NOTICE.
Urthodlut TplTopal Chtirrli Rev. A. D.
',.. Pitfltor. I'ubllo Service avery Sabbath
i A.M., end 7 P.M.
qnbeth School at 9 A. M.
Vntjer Meeting every Thnrsday, at 1 P. M.
n0ltimunUn Service, first IS abb nth of every
nth t ll4 A. M.
M. Andrew Church ClcoplBer.
n maw Ham.. Public Sorvioc Sunday morning
Unlock, end at T P. M.-Sundey School at
I p. M. Prayer Mootlug Wednesday evening
t 7 o'clock
VrenbyterUu Church Rev. II. B. Duti.ir.
J3nl.lirUb services morning and evening Sab
bath School at I P. M.Pryer Meeting Weauea-
4Jt Frawcle Church Catholic Rer. P.
J -jHsuioi--MaM at Itift o'clock A. M., on th
cVuii and fourth Sundays of each month.
Lrtheraii Church. Kcr. A, J. IUiitsock
rmu-hing every Sabbath, morning and awning.
f;lbth School at a. au Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening.
Shoriff Pic ittfftin olfor a largo
4mount of real estate for sale, on the 22d of ihii
iDulb a description of which will bo found !
ibis week's paper.
i ' -
"Contemptible .MciinncFs" acorns to
be the flock in traJe in which the editor of the
Tim indulge theie autumnal days. Ho la like
a fob, bt like to revel in fail native element.
m m
State Stiporintondont Wickcrshnm
id rises ecbool boards to publish accounts of thotr
innual receipt and expenditure! without further
Changed Bask. Landlord Fonts,
of Curwensville, we learn, has purchased the "Na
tiunftl Hotel, in Pumsutawney, fur the fum of
4,300, and takes possesion about tho 11th. Ho
has a isle of personal property at Curwcusvillo
oa the 1-th. He knows how to keep a hutvl ,
Tho PhiltpHburg Turk Association
i headed by J. C. Allport a .President W. II.
MtrCauiIand li Vice President, L. T. Munann it
Secretary, K. Pcrka ia Treasurer, and the Direct
ors are C. Munson, Win. R. Irwin, James Perks,
F.teloer and G. H. Zclgler. The ground haa
been secured, and every arrangement to push for
ward the grading being made, the thing haa bo
come a fixed fact ' ' . " ;
Since. Lot-al Option bns closed up
the bar-rooms, natty are the drviues employed to
procure a little of the old rye. A trio of fellows,
whom wa could name, while In Altouna tome
daya ago, procured it in tbii Way i -B.
HIUNDY. Oj.
Take .a glassful every throe boura and put a
little pepper in it. , M. I).
Rather a Jtrge dose, we ahould think, Messrs.
t?., It. and K.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
la the Poetoffioe at Clearfield, fur the week ending
frptcmbar 1, 1S73 :
Adams, Mi si Maggie. OniiH'S, Alexander.
Amuierniiu, Mill Ode. Iliiching, Jltnry II.
Barber, P. U. Jiicub, Mn, Kuima,
Corp, Annie. Lt'titick, Cyrua.
CUptuin, M. I'. A Co. Mobunald, John. (2)
Campbell, John U. Iter. C. 11.
Cocbron, Freeman. Pillitc, A. H.
Uonuhue, Michael. K'gera, John L.
Dunlap, Kev. 0. W. Beuf A. 8.
Panlitiun, Charlea. . , Pcott, Jnmea.
faulkncr, Lcroy, Wright, Jainra.
P. A. l) A I'M 3, P. M.
The Coleman Siktekh TnourE.
Thia dranutio troupe will giro two txbibitiona In
tka Court House, on Monday and Tuieday even-
iagt, Sth and 9th I nit int. The a intra flro not
itrangera to our poopln, and therefore need no in
troduction to our roadari. In thia Inatance they
will be aunported by a full dramatic company of
chute and auperior perform eraf and wa boupcuk
for then a full benae, to witneaa tho beautiful
drama of Jennie Foater, the Hailor'a Daughter,"
perfunned aa no other troupe enn rtcrform It.
Their tinging and maalo U of the highest order.
Tb performance will close with an entirely new
farce, in which the whole company appcari. Tick
et Ao bo bad at the poat office. ' "
mm a n i
"Our Kxpkriknck." The editor of
the Time ia a truth telling wan and a pbiloao-
pher. .After eettibg up the word ftrpnitltca aix
tcea timtt la one ooluun latt week, he givea bit
readcri hia experience In establishing Dcwrpapcra.
He tayi :
Our experience haa alwaya been, In alerting a
new papvr, eipecially where there ia one or more
paper already in the ocuuty or diitrict, tht
tiiere will be more or leaa jealiuay on the part uf
uoae oiaer paper! toward the new emerprue.
Unr eipcrlcnce haa only bca renew in ttiii
eoaniy tu rough tne Ulearncu tteputtiicam.
Wo iuppM from hia ago that he has establish-
td a great many papers. He will benefit the hu
man race greatly if be will only imitate Mr.
Ureelty u4 put Id book form hia "Itcmill not ions
of a Uuey Life." What a teacher expertcnoo la,
anyhow, and boar hugely It devclopei some young
Sittled at Last. Last week Bt
Beltefonte Was the time fixed for the second trial
sf J. A Lukcm, of Philipburg, fur the killing of
Eichard Atherton, of the same place M'hco the
eaie was ealled, the defendants oo ousel entered
a pica of Involuntary manslaughter. After some
debate botweea eounael, the eommoBweaHh ao-
eepted the plea, and It waa so entered of record
The maximum penalty Is 11,000 line and two
years imprisonment. X'-te Pbllipaburg Journal
la alluding to the eaae Bays : "The caM In all Ha
bearings it a sad oor, differing In many respects
from ordinary cases in which a verdict would be
rendered. ' We refraio from expressing any opin
ion ia the matterIt la useless to barrow old
woonda further than that we bellcro Lukena'
laoda to be entirely innocent of tutenti jnul blood
hed, and the hope that he may be a subject of
the utmost elemeany, executive and otherwise." ,
- 'i
Tn iNtw KiHToR, In order tlint
erft,U04 readers may learn aoraethio of the
Bflaoocra and style of the gentleman who bns taken
eharge of tho Uurwtosvllie Tiaes, we eepy enu
ef his laat productions. It runs thus:
The editor of the Kxruni.irAir has, by lung
raciice, acquired tbe art of King to such a d
fn that ft is altnofl impoaaihle to tell, by reed-
g bta paper, when lie uoee ten tnetrutn. it owl
hafr is meeki be io persecuted by the Kavnn.i.1
od t!ip Tuf.t He bad to ho two or Ilirrewooks
to ceaeoot an article, last week be lies a uoi-
o tiues to bo able to make a hole by wbiuh be
P'gut pin tijiy crawl out when (lie tituc com' lor
kimtodojo. The old Mvioe thnt when a boy
a lie he will Invariably tell I wo- moro to get
"tuorit is true in bis cane. Uuolliinur, why
dutl't V(iO ali(.w iumn nf vmir nnrnnnMl. that vuu
fa", io much about, le lair and bnrf, opco and
e"-v0 Uaril, and tell the pcoplo that theno indc-
jinrm pMpers truuiile you t-vrrvly , itiaiyut
"ul mitt'fi rather bavo a r traiaht out itino
"ie or Hipublican paper locatid here. Ho a
hii me irutn,
w . ...... .
"ro aixuucn aatonianed at ido manncnem
'f th acribe iu Qucsiion ai wt were when woaaw
heirtt California Jackass. It made a terrible
"w, too. We ch:irgo nothing for the lllustra-
, TlIB AdRiriLICBAL Kaib. Tim
WFT.nl h ..i ll. i - ..i - in I II -
.iinuiu ru onion oi lat carnwiu vuu.
'!ncult,.I Sooirty will l hrld till. Jour on
,k 'ih of Srptrmhrr unr) the Int, J.l nJ 3d
'J' ofOrioiior, W Ihii work Uy tuforo our
"w tho irnnium Hat, o1 k for It n .ttm
lro... y,ry ib promiumi .r. offrroil
nf l.ruilaollon of the I nnnor. Hie JUiiufiKlu-
"""J tin Mooh.nlo, anil It li th. Inlcwit of
"1 one to pink, the ipiirnwliinf 'nl n f
rmiiB it H wrr, 0f a( ,,. pr,(jacUof Cloorflilil
'nlT Ufeouri. 11 I. .it, .!1 lh.t th. F.rm-
y 'ill Ink. Ik. iii.it utlr. rt I. nuking thr
'" i It it ntnj for their Intorul
" " un.,l mwtlnir. nr. h.l.l, hat nil elnw
"ufMtarnt tni mfh.olci tn Ipvitvil to
P tnd tI with meh other In th. different
(J'"''ni.. Letorerr f.rmor, ui.oa
n""' ""ni, bu.inuii toon and fuuilr In
n '"'"X on. or mor. trllrlei to bo piacwi
I.Mn,?.'."?.'' "'" P' " 'nH ,hrl' V""
Ik.,,,, '.i.of th xhlbitt..n ami If
nr wnniT will ! thni in a nrae-
' .it 'I", 1 reilfi'V.
' LITTER FROM KNOX.
Knox Towximp, Auguat 29, 1S7S.
Mb, tnnon: llcing a eonntaut roader of your
per, aa well at th. oihera nubliaiied in !,.
county, and an impartial obwvor of the ii.uo.
luai nave I rum lime lu luu. a-il.tod our pcoplo;
and at there toiiuii to bo an uuu.uul aoliiily on
the part of eorri'piiudenll in vurioun parti of tho
ouunty, I thousUt I wuvld tW a hand at the
uuMiiea.. i prciumo it n okiiunl in part by the
untiling eftorti put foitb by th. Moduo ohhr and
hit tribe., who hut. uuited lor tile purpoie of
niatiaen ing the icAi'm nr.'t eandidatea and plun
dering tho lKiuc.or.tio party of ita iiowcr in
Olearfi.ld ooutity. 1
1 huve rimiainrd a ullrnl wllnem tliut far of tho
aiMultl upon th. llelnocralio party. It wat not
m. intention to notiea the lno.mfnt. mn lnn
I ouuld souiittciiily Hand upon neutral gronndn.
Thit I did, and wui juit congratulating myailf
upon ine goou lorlune or hnox being "lit alone,"
when th. try, '-Lo.lhe Modoaehi.f, Captain Ja. k,
it upon neutral ground," wat the tignal lor action
in iiir di fente. Deeming, aa 1 do, that neutral
rigUta have bocu iuvaded, I have learned tbut
thoie who ttond npou nrutrul grouudt are made
tho largnta of both ounltictiug partica, and I ad
viae my fellow Democrat! who have atoud aloof to
enter tho ranki, armed and equipped for aollun
under the good old ling of Democracy.
I will uut permit my political foot, who teck
every opportunity to overthrow the free imtitu-
tioot which have proxpered undi'r lite auipiuei of
.'v...uv...,u ,,,,1-, iu piiiufr. me temple oi UDerty
and dirido tho tpoili among their ohiefi.
1 hope that every man who pruietiot lo be a
Democrat will at onoe take a ttaud againtt the
bargain and tnlo busineit carrkd on inulur thn
direction! of John the Fulford, in bi half of- the
Kepuhlioan party, and Capt. Jack of the Mudoet.
Have liemocraU rorgotten the pt hlitory of the
party who now invito you, with open arms, into
their ranktf Have they not repeatedly told you
in tho tame maitoor they purpose doing this
time t Did they not tell you last fall that Horace
Ureeley wat imposed upon you, againtt your
wisiics, oy your parly nailers, and thus luooeod
in deluding many Democrats into their rauks and
milking them the mercenaries with whom thee re.
elected tlrunt, promising at the tamo tiino to tliaro
wun inem tne spoils or utneor
lly heeding their story of imaginary wrongs
Inflicted by your party leaders, you allowed thcin
to defeat the champion statesman of I'.nnsylra
nia and elect in hit ttead a convicted nublic
criminal in the eyes of tho world aa liovernor.
ilics. glaring truths are lit fur o y.u to-day,
warning you against the danger of coalescing with
a party whose past history is on. universal chap
ter of crime, rmutl and i'itriciVary. The Modoct
a ho profits to bo your friends aud ask your aid
iu reforming the Democratic party, are the hired
ngents of this same rmrty, aetine as the secret
emissaries and negotiating fur tho overthrow of
uvmooratle power. 1 am personally acquainted
with many of them, and politically they are of
that clasa who are always dissatisfied with the
decision of the majority, who by their constaut
growling havo become unable to bark, and oooso
qnently have been kicked behind the shanty, re
alising th. truth of the aaying that "every dog
bat bis day."
At Democrats, it It our duly to abide by the
decision of a majority, it it our duty to support
the ehoioo of the party and personal preference
should be set aside. I feel cotiudcnt the defeated
candidates are willing to abldo by the choice of
the party. Then why seek a new choice, sine
you are not aonlorriug a favor upon your mends f
I eougratulato your correspondents in J ordan,
rhest and Curweiisvillw eu the frank manner lu
which they havo shown up the Inconsistency and
treacherous designs of the Moiloct and their al
lies, and hope to bo able, with their assistance, to
Lring the present contest to a speedy termination.
Let all true Democrats unite in the determina
tion that right shall prevail, and notwithstanding
the desperate efforts of a renegade faction, give
tbom such an overwhelming defeat that thit may
be the latt attempt they will over make fo trifle
witn pure, unadulteretl Democracy. a
It is evident that the rultloantiko
movoa eltewhere than on the barren.. On Mon
day last, at Rev. Mr. Dill and hit family were
coining down lb. ridge road, in their oarriago,
near Mr. W. S. K.ed't, one of then, venomous
reptiles lay itrctchcd across the road, making luu
lie with his rattler. Mr. Dill, after some hesita
tion, alighted Trimi hit carriage, dispatched the
reptile, which wat about thru, feet long, and rob
bed him uf hit rttllct.
CiiANOE or rRooRAMiiK. Vi'o lonrn
just befor. going to prras that Mist Bwnna has
taken chargo of the female department of the
Clearfield Aeadoiay, and that that department will
be under her control in the future. It it well that
th. Trustees have leeured her services. Keithcr
srholart oor patront will lose anything by Ihe
ehange.
I!ov. Collins will preach In tho Lu
theran church next Sabbath. At 8 p. at. there
will be a children's niitsionury meeting. Mr.
Cullint Lat oharui, picture! and idols, represent
ing heathen worship. All are invited.
Specials.
A stranger, th. other day, after dinner, waa
asking where he could got a good Cigar. Anoth
er gentleman spoko up and said, "Why goto
Alex. Watson's, on Market street, and yo. will
got tno best Cigar you ever sinokcil.
Mr. James Kerr, ef tho firm of Kerr A Co.
will visit I'biladelfihia th. last of this week for
the purpose of purchasing another supply of
raelilonaul. nothing, and about tno nun inst. win
havu on exhibition for the inspection nf pur
chasers tho f nest and most fashlonabl. assort
ment of Fall Ciothingand Furnishing Goods ever
offered to th. Clearfield trade. Mr. K. inaket a
specialty-of fashionable clothing, and by the time
indicated will lie prepared lo please tvorynody
Ho. wait uotil thai time and then call, .elect aud
purchase.
I fanre Just rocolved to-day from tho Kast tome
real genuine Key West Cigars, Heidenhcrg k Co'e.
ocst jiavanas. ai.kx. "ar.oi.,
Market bt., one door rant of Kerr A Co't. ritor..
A Cxtin. Miss MrAlnine, teacher of Music,
Fainting, Crayon and Druwing. Kootn at the
Academy. augJT
ItBAiiTinal Fersoas who contemplate building
will ilu well to call ami examine our stock ol
1)1 Il.lil.ScJ MATKI'.IALH, We have In slock a
full tin. of ltuilders' Hardware, Ivails, Faints,
Oils, lllasa, l'utty, Calcined Hauler, Ac
my23 JJ ,-. II. K. lint aa A Co.
Just received, a larg. lot of non-.xploslve
Lamps and Lanierna at
D-a4-7J II. F, Biw.B k Co't.
II. t. Blgler A Co. ban been making extensive
additions to their stock of Hardware the last few
dart, everything new in t-helf Hardware, r"nd
dlers' Hardware, Farmers' Hardware, ltuilders'
Hardware, and Hardware uf all kinds, enn be seen
at their ttore. May ZI.
Axr.s. Seventy Hi dotes Clearfield Wood
ohoppert Axel at
:Vi:i2. n. F. DIOLER A Co't.
RECAPITULATION. '
Hlrd Cages. . .
Wood and Willow Ware.
Household tlo-'da. - .
All kinds of Hardware.
Japanned Ware.
Faints, (IPs, Vornlslica. '
f alcined Flaster,
Wagon and Carringe Maker. luppUns. ' '
All of the above for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware f lore of II. F. lltglcr A Co., Hccoud street,
Cloarfiold, Fa. at
Calcined Flatter for sal. by II. F. Blgler A Co.
' Raw.--Wslni's Cross cot Raw, Great AmerlciB
Saw, Ititrnlon't Lightning taw, at
lt-;i 73 II. F. lliai.an A Co't,
NoTira to Waoox n Cain.ioa Mi:ns. We
have just received a general assurttuent of W agon
nil Carnogs n noils, ni'o a lull line oi irpiingr
ch"Wn roi
II. F. 11
IOI.KB A Co.
pAivra avn l'Alrr.!i' Funiina, Our stock
of Faints and Painters' Materials is complete. In
eluding J, T. Lewis' Pure W bite Lead. John Lu
cas A LVs Pure White Lead, 1'. U. A Co s Hock
Lead, and a number of cheaper bran, Is of While
Lead; also, Linseed llil, Turpentine, Varnishes or
all kinds, a lull line of llruehcs, and a full line of
eulors, dry and In Oil.
my!i'i3 II. F. Btfii.iB A Co.
Fi.itt.n Taci.ij. The fl.hlnr season having
oommenced, luvrra of this eli'Kanl spurt will be
casting about to find where to pnroliaso til. ncees
sarv reouiremcnts in order lo eiijoyy the spurt.
To all such wo will lay, go to th. Hardware Hlore
of II. F. lliglcr A Co., aa they have the Ancst lot
of Tn.ut Rails. Lines. Jlookt, llaskota, llalt-
lloxes, lleeli, tinnad., Fllee, ete., ever brought to
thit .nunty. -Tliflr Trout lions nr. reany em.
gant, and every person expecting lo gutrout-hsb
nig thit luiliuur shuuld have one. 4 H
A full line of H ousehold Omuls, Japanned Ware,
Ac, for sale by 11. F. Iligl.r A Lu.
R, 11. Wherlhtrrowt, Ilal.y Carrisgaa, Toy Ex
press Wag ont aud lici-lbnrrows, al
my2.'3
II. F. Iluar.a t Co't.
AlUI KT FL0JVFII.
This vreal Ilvsnniila Panacea has Ihe largest
sale of ny other preparation i. Ih.wDild. W hyf
ll.-eauae we say In every one that Is afflicted with
Dvspepsla, Liver folnplaint, 5i..tlve.e.s, Ilead
ae'he, llearlhurn, Walerbrasb, tfunr Stomach, In
digestion sir anv dlseas. depending npnn pure
bluod, hcnlthv Liver and Htom.eh, to call at 0.
I) Watson's i'rug rllnre, ia Clearfield, and gel one
of our samplo hottlei rn-e or charge. Regular
site Tf cents. Two or Hire. dwc. will relieve any
case. Try It. ftaitgiSy
Palnt, Hilt and Varniil)ci for talo .l.y II. F.
Dicier X 1,'u.
' FACTS FOB TUB FKOFLB. '
L. Flegal hat disputed of bis Furnishing floods
r tho liuriiose of Ulakitiir mom r... II..I- IV...
Hoots and rihues. ami ba. In.i .........I r-!.M ,i.i
eastern eities with iha lKrL,..i i....l ....... i i.
to th. county which he ,,11, nusl sell and ia-
,i.,.i.,ii,iili.L pnoea wunti will ltatwul.il
i.eiyunoj. ne mis on u ind a very large assort
ment of th. llaltimore baud made Uaihrs, for
aulas wtiar. t,uuis, to see IbtMu u to .be cuu
ilioed that they ar. the shuts lo buy. Also, a
ill line of th. Uicbnrdsun and A I water tlmira
loots, which need no recnmiueiidatiou to Hie pub
10. Also, alariroliiieof Kastsrn Itiml. .ml Kl.nM
llu all of which h. can dety competition in pricet.
Alto, a oompleto assortment ff Iruukl aud Va
lises. F. 8. Flegal layl goods aro oheap, that b.
iuro iHvui t,Q mill, ami wiu sell tneui at prloct
at will astonish everybody. Call and tee.
Clcarllcld, July 2, 1SJ8.
To Til R ClTISrM. OP I.KWV.vt v .at . V... -I
tention is respectfully invited to tho fact that the
atlunal llmika are now ltrennri.,1 t n,nili. .111.-
scriptions to the Capital Blook uf the Ceulcnnial
uunru oi nuance, i no limit, realised Irom this
touro. are to bo employed in th. erection ol the
uuiimngs lor ui. juternutiiuial uxliibliiun, aud
Ihe expenses oonncctiiil with tho same. . it it con.
fldently expected that tile Keystone Htato will be
represented by the namo of .vary cillsi n alive to
tat riot lo eoiiiiiicmoration of the on. hundri'dth
irth-day of the uation. The sharea of atoek are
offered lor f 10 taoli, and lot, sender, will receive
a handsomely steel engraved Certiorate uf Stuck,
auttaMo fur framing and preservation as a na
tional memorial.
Interest at the rate of tlx per cent, per annnm
will he paid on all payments of Centennial rluiek
from date of pnyment to January 1, IhTfl.
Hubsoribers who are not near a National Bank
onn remit a oheck or poslodice ordciwtA tho un
dersigned. VKF.HK. FllAI.KV, Treasurer,
sug-U D04 Walnut Bt., Fbiladelphia.
Bird Cagot
ler A Co.'t.
, large ataortmoot at II. F. Big-
iwi,-rarmcrs win find it to tlieir advantage
to call iu aud examine our stuck of Pluws, Culti
vators, Ac, among which will he found Single
n. n ...........
and noutile irun and Woodbhovel Plows, Iron
and Wood Cultivators,
The tlowamln Irun Beam Tlow,
The Pittsburgh Klrcl Plow,
The llaupt llellefolilo Plow,
and o her patterns.
niy27a II. F. Bioiaa A Co'.
Munlour Flato Paints, for painting bouses--ln-sido
and uutsiile Cottages, Farm Buildings, Ac.
Beautiful, durable and eeonumiual. Urouud in
pure Linseed Oil.
2"'JS II. F. BitiLxn A Co.
RcrmaRnATona. About June 5, 197.1, II. F.
Bigler. A Co. will havo an nssurtnicat of Refrig
erator!. mv2873
Wood and Willow Ware uf all description! for
-.1- I II T? s. si- 1
om 41. r. oilier a s u.
Rav. Time! Rave Labor! Rave Money I Rave
i luincl! ine" novelty Wringer" it the belt in
Ihe market. Buy It; try it.
For aale br 11. V. Bint ww A Co.
Sttnnlftl.
On Antrnst 28th. W, at Ihe rcaidrnce of the
bride's parents, by Iter. M. L. (Iamop, Mr. RAN
DIL T. 1II TI.KR lo Mi.s A.NMB K. THOMP
SON, both of Paradise.
0a August 2 th. is;.",. hv Juh. II. lluWLES. EsqH
Mr. ALFRED SW. It TSWnnTII, of Lawrenne
township, lo Mist FANNY F. BLOOM, of Pike
township.
On August 5.1,1, 1873, liv Tllouts Kvi.xn, Era.,
Mr, WALTKH STARDLHD to Mist JJKLLA
ROACH. . .. . i
ronl (Ivfitisfmrnts.
SherilT's Sale.
"I)Y virtue of writs of Levari Factnt. Is
ll sued out of the Court of Common Pleaa uf
ttearQed eounty, and to me directed, there
will be expnged tu I'L IU.IC HAI.K, at the Court
ilGuae in the borough of Clertrtield, on .Mon
day, Ihe 2LM day of I ptetnWr, 187:1, at 1 o'clock,
p. ui,, the following Hunt Estate, to wit:
All that certain town lot aitusie in the borough
of Jloulidiile, CUarfidd crunity, ou the south
wt'it corner of Uo d and Clnra streets, fronting
on (food street 60 (Vot nd runuion west J&O Uut
to Pine alley, and known aa lot NV 60 in the j(n
eral plan of anid borough. B. iifJ, taken In ex
c ii i ion and to bo sold ui the property of Joaipb
P. Cox.
Alio, all that eertain two tory f-auie dwelling
house, 24 xU ft-et in aiic, with curtillaire appurlc
nant thnrcto, situate lu the borough uf lluutxilaln,
Ckarflt liJ eouitty, Pa., on lot No. 1U0, frontintt 6U
feet on Hue street and exteiidinj; winih along Unk
alley 160 feet to Elk alley. . Seized, taken iu exe
cution and to be aold as tUo property of 1'atrick
Mcllugh.
A lot), all (hat certain thref-dory frame stripped
dwfllinjt house, sixtcrn feet aquare, with so ntuob
of tho lot and eurtillage appurtmaut therute aa
mny be neceswy for the ordinary use thereof,
situate In tho borough of llnt!tKI;ilo, Clear-Held
county, Pa., and known as lot No. 07 in aaid
borough, and bounded on tbo south sido by Mary
trert, 55 fct front and 10 I'cet deep, and adjoin
ing lot No. fill, Pine ally and Klk alley. Suiiod,
it ken in exeeution and lo be sold as the property
of Timothy Uurman.
AUo, all that eertnin two-itory frame stripped
dwcllinit hone, lWt In site, nnd curliilae
appurtenant tlitreto, r-itutite in the borough of
Huuii'lRle, ItNinielil oouniy, I'a., on lot Ao.nl,
fronting 50 ft-ot on tlcorge atrcct and extviiding
brtik 160 feat loan alky, and bounded north by
Will in in Well and aouth by lot of Lawrenoe
Campbell. HcUed, taken in eieoution and to be
slod as the property uf Martin llpkins.
Tbrhs or Balm. The priee or autn at which
the property shall be struck off must be paid at
the time of sale, or such other arrangements
made as will bo approved, oiborwiae the prop
erty will be Immediately put up and ad again
at the expenas and rtik or tne peraon to wnoa
It wat struek off, and who. in ease of deficiency.
at tuch re-sale, shall make good the sune.and
In bo inataooo will the leed be preaentod In
Court for confirmation nnleas the money is so
tu ally paid the fcheriff. JLHJ1-N J. UK.
SiiKnirr's Ovnvn I Bberiff.
CWfiold, Pa.,8fpt. 3. 1973. f
SherifTs Sale.
1Y Tirtua of writs ol fitri Fncin, linued
I 1 out of the Court ol Common Pleas cf Clear-
liuld county, and to me direoied, there will be
exposed to PUU1.IC HAI.K. at the Court llouxe,
in the borough of Clenrnold. on Alondny, tne
22 day of N'pteiiitjfr, at 1 o clock, p. m.
the following Ueal K tats, to wltt
All Defendant's Interest In a certain trnot of
Innd aitUMte in I'cnn townfhip, Cloarfiold connty,
Pa., Iiounded and i ascribed a fotlowa : lleginniug
at a post In tho line of Spencer; thence by lanl
aold l. Hpencer north 60 degrees weat 4H perchna
to a post: thence south 4U oYgreoa ca?t 9 perches
to a poat ; thence north dO degrees wt 34 perch-
to acbentnut) tnrnoe enutn 211 acgrecs east 74
perches along line of drier Hell to w. oak f tlienoe
noutb Jtll degrees pnt 70 perches to a hickory;
thence north 8rt defrpfs eaut SO perches to cheat
nut ; thonce smilh ti rlt-recs cnat 17 perches to a
red (ink j thence north .171 degrees eatt IS pomlien
to a hickory 1 thi'iice north 32 degrees west 27
pcrchra to a pnt ; thenco 37 di'gri'es en it .12
rcrcliw to stom.e; thence north 4U d grooa weat
Oj per di s to piano of beginning containing
aerea. Buixetl, taken in execution aud to be sjld
as the property of Matthew llonry.
Alan, all I'elYndant'a right, title and intercut In
all that certain tract of Innd situate in Urahnra
townships, Cli-nrAuld counlr, Pa., hounded and d
se ri btil at lollowa, vis: Higinning at atono heap;
th"nee went 170 pcrchra to a etonu heap j thence
by l:iuds of Ilnnry fim-sil north 117 ft-10 pflrehca
lo a atono heap) t licit ce by hind of John Baica!
emt lit) pervues to a atone hr-tip; tlienoe ny uoo.
Wntxil a (Met at ulh 117 0-10 perones to stones
and 11 1 nee nf beginning containing 117 acres. Vn
perches and allowance. Hoiicd, taken in execu
tion and to be sold as the property of Darid W
Crow ell.
A lo, two Iota in Wen Hope, IlcccnHa lownalitp,
CIcnrfliM county, Pa., both ilMtate on the rigl't
hii tut aitle nf roi.d goirg Hum tJ if n Jlope up Ulimr
field Creek to KciWaiia Mills. Iheone lut known
aa No. I IV havinit a front of about f-fl feet on the
road nnd extending tnek a diatat.ee of lfrt fret,
more or Iras, nnd hounded on the upper si-It) li y
hit No. 1(1. TI11 r.thcr lot knt.wn aa lot No. 10
having ahnnt ftfi ft of a front nn aaid msd and
eU ntina hack a d;ataiiceof Iflrt fcct.nxtrcnr lets,
and boundvd on the lower ai le by lot No. 1ft.
Scio d. talicn in executiun and to bo sold as the
properly of A. P. Flnnfgan.
Also, all that cort.iin tract of land In fVst
townnhin. Clrsrflcld on-inty, Pa., bounded on went
by Ch' nt Creek and T. F. Dunbar, 00 north by
Ilenj. V.'oods, on eat by land formerly ownt d by
Mi-l.'ullougb, on touth by reahlue of the tract
contmnhig about 011 area, reixea, inKcn in exc
cution aud to le aold as the property of H. W
Ilicrt.
AIm, a lot of iro'tnil situate la Trmttrtlte,
Cleurfli Id eont. Pa., fronting on turnpike and
known a the .iIIcni-y prnporty, adjoining pro
perty of Henry Hehneh and othem, baring a two
minrv fr.iuM d Willing h une and ol her oui bu i Id leg"
ihcrewa erwtrd. Stiawl, taken In eterution and
to ho sold aa the property of laaao Mcllcnry and
j vuu rnriiniii
Trrui av 11 The rrloe or an in al which
the property shall be strack off must be paid at
the time of sale, or such o her arrangments
made as will be approved, othsrwiso the pmpsrty
wl'l be immsdiatcty put up and sold egala at
the eipense and rlak of the poretn to whom It
waa it ruc k off, and who, In oaae of deficiency at
auoh resale, ahsl! make good the aame. and In
no instance will the Deed be presented lo Court
for continuation anlass the money le actually
pidtodie Hheriff. (Uhli i. nn,
fluaaiiT's Orrira, I Sheriff.
Clearfleld, Pa., tkpt, S, 173. J
TlhTU'I A COWTAIIal; VKK
We hive printed a largo naiabor of the new
I CR HILL, nnd will on the receipt of twenty
live !tntff. ail a tKPl t addre.a. mtH
Sheriff's Sale. ' :
"l)Y virtue of writs of Venditioni Kxpoita; Issued
I ) out of the Court of Common Pleas of Clear
field eountr, and to me directed, there will
be exposed to publie sale, at the Court Ilouae,
In the borough of Clearfield, on Monday, the
liza any or Brptemhor, 1973, at 1 o clock, p.m.
the follow ing described real estate, to witi
A eertain tract of land situate In Kartbaus
tnwnatilp, Clearfield oouoty, Pa., bounded and de
scrited as follows i llcginnlng at a locust post!
thense north tt3 perahee te stones thenco weat 1M8
perchea to Stvnea t tUeooe S"Ull. I AH porch w along
uie om 1 in mice ei 77 penibea to atones;
thonoe eaat W porch oe to looutt and plaoe of be
ginning oontaiuing 116 aorea and 2Ui perches,
7o aorus of which are cleared with a log house
aud barn thereon erected. IS el ted, taken In exe
cution and to be sold as the propurly of Hiram
nuinonrger.
Also, a certain trnot of land altuate In Decatur
townahip, Clearfield county, Pa-, bounded front
and aouth by tlertrude at rout, weat by Henry Cut
ler, norm ny nuougn : being one lot ou feet front
by 1T& feet deep in aaid town, having aiwo-atory
plonk house thureon. Seised, taken in execution
and to bo sold as the property uf Wia. Dixon.
Alo, a certain trnot of land situate In Oaccola
borough, Cleurfleld ouunty, Pa., bounded aud de
scribed aa fnllowe, via t On tho south by Curt in
airort, on the east by an alley, oa Ihe north bv an
alley, nnd on the weat by lot No. 2(V, and known
aa lot No. 207 in the general plan of said bor
on li, and having a two-story plank dwelling
house and other outbuildiugs thereon, 8lsed,
taken In execution and to be sold as (be property
of Jereininh Wagoner.
Also, a certain tract of land situate In Orahara
township, Clearfield county, Pa., bounded weat
by landa of Motes Kvana, north by lands of llu
bler's heirs and James Myers, eaat by land of Kor
coy aud llctti, and aouth by township road and
lands of William j containing luu aerea and
02 perchea, and having about 80 aerea cleared and
log houae, log barn and bearing orchard thereon.
8 1-1 icd, tuken In execution and to bo sold as the
property of Alexander Wilson.
Also, a certain traet of land situate la Decatur
towmhip, C loarllold evunty, I'a., bounded and de
ne ri bed as follows : On tho east by Ocrtrude street,
north by street, on the weat and south by
land of Jucob Btlncr, bviug 60 feet front and 176
feet deep, haviujc a two-story iilank houae t hereon.
Seised, lukeo in elocution and to be aold as the
property ol lValnh Copelln.
Also, a eertain tract of land altuate In Osceola
boiough, Clcarllcld county, Pa., bounded and do
scrihrd aa follows, yisj On the rtorth-eaat eorner
of Hale and Stone atreeta, being 50 fret front and
running eaat liO feet to Kdward alloy, being des
ignated and known as lot No. 0V la Ihe general ;
plan of said borough, Seiwd, taken in execution
and to be sold as the property of Mrs. Margaret
Mcllcnry. j
Also, a eertain tract of land situate In Trout-1
villc, lirady townahip, Clearfield eounty, Pa., Iie
ginuing at a corn or between said lot and land of
Adam Knarr on the turnpike road j tbenee along
line of Adam Knarr2lH feeli tbnnoe weat 100 fett
along line of aaid Knarr to lot of Kunta; the nee I
eaat along liue of Kunta 2 1H perches to turnpike ;
ruauj lucuoa aiung lam (urnii jiu leot lo Uie
beginning containing one-half acre more or leaa
and having a plank houae and ahop thereon. i
Scixed, tak-n in execution and to be sold as the j
property of Frederick Jlayb.
Alao, a certain tract of land altuate In llouts
dale borough, Clear Hold eouuty, Pa., "bounded and
dcijcrihed aa follow, ria t On the north-weat cor-1
ncr of Uoorge and Susan streets, being fifty feet !
front and running hack l.9 feet te an alloy, and 1
known as lot No. 2:1.1 iu the general plan of said I
borough, and having a plank dwelling houae'
thereon erected. Beixed, tnken la execution aad
to be sold as the property ef Kdward Uoodmaa.
Also, all that certain tract of land situate In
Decatur township, Clearfield oouoty, Pa., bounded
aoulh by the turnpike, caat'by land of Oeorge D.
Morgan, norih by Heaver run and weat by J. I).
Mctlirk, coutaining four and one-half aerea and
baring a large two-story bote) and other outbuild
ing Iheroou. Hoi led, taken In execution and to
be sold aa tho property of Klias Walk.
Alao, two certain tracts of land situate In Bovra
township, Clearfield county, Pa., No. 1 buginulug
ai poai corner on aoum ame oi turnpike aod on a
line of the Win. Yard survey; thence eaat by said
turnpike 17 perches tu a post : thence by land for
merly of Wm. trvin, deceased, south V3 perches
to a post ; thence weat by Hoe parallel with the
line along the turnpike 17 perches to a noit cor
ner on line of William Yard eurrcy; tbenoe by
aaid line north 9j perchea to plane of beginuing,
containing ten acres and fifteen perebea, neat
measure, and baring a two-story plank dwelling
bouiie, frame shop, trame stable and bearing or- i
chard thuron. No. 2. The other tract thereof ad
joining the land above deaerilwd, beginuing at a
pust corner of I'bilip Miller lot; thence aouth 7v
degrees eaat 14 perchea to a poat j thenee south li
degrees weat II perches and 3f links to a post;
thenee north Tt4 degrees west HJ pcrchei to a
poat; thence north 14 degrees eaat to the place of
bejrinniitg. containing one acre. Sol ted, taken In
execution and to be sold as tbw property of W II-
nam vt. cpeeuy. i
Alao, a certain tract of land situate In Jaynes-
ville, Uulieb townahip, Clearfield county, Pa.,
bounded on the wet by lot of P. i A. Flynn, on
the eaat by Walnut street, on tbe north by an al
ley and ou the south by lot of Wm. Bedgwick,
containing one town lot and having a plauk dwell
ing houae thereon erected. Soiled, taken in exe
cution and to be aold aa tbe property of Franoes
uyers.
Also, all defendant's In'ercat In that oertain
piece of Innd attunte hi Pike townihlp,'Cfoarfleld
eounty, Pa., (now Ferguson), bryinoing at a post
formerly hickory corner ; theuce by land of Adam
Zautsiiigcr south 44 degrees eaat tO perches te a
post; I hence by remainder of same south 40 de
gree. weat 140 perches tu a post ; thence again by
residue of said laud north M decrees weit 17rt
perches to a poat; thenee along original line by
Fox A Co.'s land north f8 degree call 1A0 perches
to tbe place of beginning, containing 102 acres
and M7 perches aud allowai.ee. with houae aad
barn thereon erected. Alao, anothar piece of lead
situate in Putin township, beginning at poat on
north bank of river by Lumber City lots north 3il
degrees cat 20 perches to a poat ; thenee by land
of Jos. Arthurs noulh M degroca eaat 211 lie ro bos
to black oak; thence by laud of Jaaon Kirk south
15 degreos cost 20 perch oi to whits oak on batik
of river; thenco up aaii rircr north 43 degrees
wert 31 perches to place of beginning, containing
.174 aerea. Beixed, taken in rxcculluti and to be
aold aa the property of John Henry.
Tan i or Pat.n. Tho priee or sum at which
the property shall be struck off uual be paid at
tbe tlae or sale, or sucn omer arrange menu
made as will be approyed, otherwise the proper
ty will be Immediately put up and aold again at
the exptnse aad rlak of the peraon lo whom It
waa struck off, and who, In caae cf deficiency at
snob re-tale, shall make good the same, and In
no Instanoe will the Deed be presented la Court
for confirmation unloss the money is actually
psld to the Sheriff. JUSIIN J. I'lK,
Snaairr's Ornoa, I Sheriff.
Clearfield, Pa., Sept. 3, 1S73. J
1 IM1 MMTB ATOR'M NOTICI2-Notle
J Is hereby iriven thit lettersof adioialstralloi
on the eatnto nf flENJAMIN DAIKD, late of
Hell towmhip, Clearfield county, Pa., deceased,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, all
f eraona Indebted to said estate will pleane make
mmedlnte pnyment, and those having claims or
demands will preaent theio properly authenticated
lor settlement wttrtnnt deny.
JAMKd A. CAMPI1ELL,
aug27-t Administrator.
1AliTKi. All persons are herehj oaulioned
aa;ainss ne)osiaiin) lor prnniipror 1,11
liven liv uio tojaeob Cioilh, of lirady townabip,
n.lii..M r-. J.JI.r. ,7iilim ilntcil ill.
2l)lli da, of July, A. D. 1HJ3. Iiayalilo after sll
tnoniDS at tne nanaing iiouaeoi r. . nmuiu
A Co., Lulliorsbure;. Ai 1 a.ver received value
for "aid not., I aui dettrmiuud Dot tc) fj It un
less eomnellcd liy law.
aug'J7.:it DAVID MiJUNNKY
AK'IIMstTII ATOH'M NOTICI- Notice
ia licr.by given tliat l.tt.rs ef administration
ou III. eitate of PKThH M. HMITrJ, deceased,
lat. of Hell township, Clearfield eounty, I'onn'a.,
bat ing been duty granted to the undersigned, all
persons Indclitcd to said tslat, will picas, make
immediate payuient, and those having claims or
demands will present them properly aulbtutioattd
for lottlcuKnt without dclav.
JOIIS C. CONNOIl,
atl;n.flt- Administrator.
VI.MINIITHATOH'M NTI I',Nullc
Is hereby iriven that letters of administration
onth.estal.ofALK.ANlKH I1KATV, deceased,
Isle of it' ll township, Clearlitld county, I'enn'a.
bavloit bt.n duly granted to tb. nndertiftned,
all peraon. Indebted to taid tatal. will plena
rah. immsdlltt payment, and thot. bavin,
olaiini or drmandi will prtient th.m properly
authenticated fur .tttltmeat without delay.
JAMhfl BEATV,
AukiiiI, 11, 1173 Ol. Adminlatrator.
1 iXl'.C:i;TOII' NOTICR,--Nolle, it bwe-
A by Riven that letter! teslainenlary bavin
Imt-n ftrmiti4 to the undersigned oa tbo .stat. uf
Mrs. 1,1. IZA H.ANMIIA.V, dccea.r.1, Info of
Clearlleld, Oearlielil ouunty, Pennsylvania, all
persona Indclitcd tu taid estate are requested to
mta. Immediate payment, and thus, having
olaiina against the sain, will prrsont th.m duly
autbuntioalod fur acUlntiirnt.
JAAlKd 11. Q 1UII. AM,
aiig13-6t Kiecutor.
SpoLes, Rims & Plow Handles.
JOHN G. DAVIS 4 SON,
imo srokE U01IKS,
g. V. Cor. LEOPARD A OTTER 8tre.ti,
PHILADELPHIA.
r-Rond for Prio. Lilt. T..10
TOSIU'H If. ItOWLKS, Juallco of
ff the Peace and pfrlvrner In the upper end of
Itewrmre townnhlp. ( oTIfrtloni iliade and money
p.niflt'Hy fA ever f.J-Jf
; 1873. ; ; l ; 1873.;. j
NEW : SPRING GOODS !
'. f--.'. AX
WM, ltEKD'N.
rniNTs, : : '
PA ItC ALES, .
01NOIIAMS,
TICK1NU8,
.! MI'BLINS, .;."- . ; -(jllKKTINUB,
r ' " C0TT0NADE3,
' ' -: ' : ; ! BOY'S CA88IHBRR,
MEN'S CA8S1MEBB.
LINENS. ! '
DRESS GOODS,
1 . , , i . . ,' i ',
to great variety and all th. ntwst ibadei. '
" Japanese Poplin.,
' 1 ' : Japaneae Kllka,
r aVrlped Popllne,
).. Mlk I'opllua,
I'reucU Mohalra,
lleruamei,
Grenadlue.,
I.awna.
1
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN
i
Colored Silks! Colored Silks!
, . - )
Black Silks! Black Silks I
ShaMls! Shawls! Shawls!
Carpet, Carpets, Carpet,
Mid at tb. loweat oash prie. at
WM. HEED'S,
3:2 Market Street, Clearfield, Pa. 73
May 14. 18?S.
JLOUB, FEED, &C.
THE nEt'CAM A
FLOURING MILLS.
The undersigned would respectfully glre no
tice to the cltiiens of Beooarta township aad sur
rounding country, that be has purchased tbe
tteeearia Flouring Mills and put everything to
complete order, and Ia manufacturing a flrst-elass
quality of Flour.
CUSTOM WORK DONE,
aad Floar in quantity ooaitantly oa hand foraal,.
CIIOP, CORN MEAL, BBAN, AC, 4C.
always on hand and for tal. wholesale or retail.
) "INCH SIIIXCLM WAMTED.
iO" J. Will eiehang. Flour and Chop lor "
inch ribioglea, or will pay part money, If desiied.
J0:Mf BARNABAS ABMSTRONd.
SAWS I SAWS1 SAWS!
DISTAN'S CROSS-CUT, MILL, DRAG AND
CIRCULAR BAWS.
Boynton'8 Lightning Cross-cnt Saw,
At so, ' '
PATENT PERFORATED A ELECTRIC SAWS,
For sal. by
oetU.rtl " II. F. Kint.ER A CO.
C. I). WATSON,
DEALER IN
DRUGS & PATEXT MEI)IC1ES,
CONFECTIONERIES,
TOVS AND TANKE8 NOTIONS,
FINK TEAS A ROASTED COFFEE,
BEBT BRANDS TOBACCO A SKAARS,
SCHOOL BOOKS A BTATIONERI,
Masonle Building, Seoond Street.
decl-7 ly CLEARFIELD, PA
T)ISK, WHITB A ROAN LININO SKIN8-
I Juat reeelv.a anil tor aale ny
April tn. IhTe). II. f. BKIl.KR A CO,
J.
T. It A
We
TONE'S TOmE
Jcsiro to cull the attention of tho citizens of Cloarfiold
havo opened a
( MUSIC
Where we intend to constantly
' HANOS, OKGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
; s
Our stock of PIANOS will consist of
RAVEN & COMPANY'S PIANOS,
STi:iNVAY & SONS' PIANOS,
u HAINES DROTIIliUS' PIANOS.
Wo arc prepnred nt all times
lavorablo terms as to prices nnu icrins oi puj incut.
Our stock of ORGANS will consist of tho now nnd popular
RYNDER ORGAN, (with Rvnder's Knee Ticmolo nnd downward
Tho SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S
NEW HAVEN MELODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE and CHURCH ORGANS.
Besides these wo furnish lo order Orgnns from any factory desired.
We sell on every plan known
POPULAR AND EASY LLASL. 1
On our easy terms every one enn havo n good instrument,
amount will tend so much to MAKE HOME HAPPY.
HTWe shall be glnd to hove
oct23-7M
1873.
NEW SUMMER GOODS !
AT
wji. it Fi :i-.
BARGAINS! BARGAINSI BARGAINS!
i j j
i . . , i . . ;
AI So, Browa Muslin. . k
. At 10a, Brown Muslin, real good.
At I2)o, Brown Muslin, yard wide.
At 121o, Splendid Bleached Muslin, yd wide.
At I8o, llanilsom. Poplin Plaid,.:
At S5o, Jnpanel. Poplin. i
At 25c, Blaolt and Colored Alpaca.. , ., ,
At 60c, Jap. nest Silk, worth 7 bo.
At 11.00, Elegant Silk Poplin. ( f
At (1.18, Oood Black Silk. ,
At $1.90, Splendid Black Bilk, wide.
At 2 00, Black Silk, worth tt.it. , ;
At 10c, Good Whit. Plqua, or P. K.
At r 1.25, Oood Honey -comb Qullta. ,
At tl.7i, $2 00, tl.it, Spltndid Marseille,
QuilU. .
SATCHELS, TRUNKS, OIL CLOTH, GENTS'
UNDERWEAR, NECK TIES, SHIRTS, ,
EU8PENDERS, UANDKERCU'FS
GLOVES, COLLARS, CUFFS,.
and a full stock of Ladiea' Mitsei'and Children's
riUOKS,
at prieot to tuit tb. titoea.
call t't sin ron rot nsni.r, at
WM, ItEED'Sj
Market Ktreet, Cleardcld, Pa.
tlay 14, 1S73.
O. I. c.
"ITrnERB to buy my DRT GOODS, OR0-
oeriei, Queencware, Glawware, lrufcs aod
Notions. Confectioneries, Ae., oheap for caeh.
Tha uriirrlht.r ttetri lrmve to Inform his old and
new customers that he has opened
A VARIETY BT0RB
i IN QtES HOPE, PA.
And will wll goods at nrices to suit the timet. A
liberal red uc I ion will Le made to customers buy
ing at wholesale.
Call and examine my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. A liberal share or public patronage is
solicited.
C. J. EEAGT.
(lien Hope. Pa., June 1 4, 1871.
w
fM. R. MORGAN,
CLEARFIELD, PA. Agent for th. .
ATWOOD PLOWS.
Farmer! in need of Plowi will do well to rail
at my farm in Lawrence township, aad examine
the improved Atwood right and left handed and
id. hill Pl.ws, which I am telling very cheap fur
eash. apl:il) 6ra ,
Uvery Ntuble. '
THE undernlgned Ws leare to Inform the pub
lie thftt he is now fully prepnred to aocotumo
date all in the way of furnishing llnrses, llugiftes,
Saddles and Harness, on the shortcut notice and
on reiasonshle terms. Renidenceon Locust streot.
between Third and Fourth.
UKO. W, GEARUART.
1leHleld, April 11, 1867.
JJ F. BIGLER & CO.
hare for sals
CARRIAGE & WAG0 WOODS,
SHAFTS AND I'OLES,
IIUBS, Sl'OKES, FELLOES, &o.
j
Carriag. and Wagon Maker, tbonld mass a
not, of this aod tall and detain, th.tn. The,
will b. (old at fair price,. . may 21 71
QUNSJIITHING.
G. W.WOLFE,
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH.
Shop en Third street. ov,r Riley', blaoksmlth
jhop, CLEAHFIKLI), PA.
All kinds of Rifles and Shot Gun, on hand.
Repairing done in a ftrtt-elau manner and at fair
pricet. 3:2A'T8
M ARK E T' S T R E E
1873.
It F I K li 1, 1' EXJf'A.
STORE IN CLEARFIELD,
keep on hand a full supply of .
to furnish nny of the cheaper nmkes of Pianos to order on the most
MASON &
to tho trade, cither CHEAP FOR
LAiN.
,u call and see us, whether you desire to purchaso or not.
flYZWEirH JHUNH5 NTOllE,
"ilUUlafrit.
1873.
1873.
FANCtf GOODS, r lir,
WHITE GOODS,
AT 1
WM. HEED'S.
HiliVV IIATsJ aud UOKSiliTM, -
tXOWErla) aud KIiniONX,
NF.CKTIEH and PICHUH, ,, J ,
COM. Alia and lUI'Itl, , ,j ' .-.
C'OHHICTS aud II OO PS K I II TS,
Itl'STI.l and olher KIXIN'H,
UM)KHWKAH of all kind.,
HOSIERY and Cil.OVIUt,
IIANUKEUCIIIEPH,
WHITE. THIMMINtiS, '
EMRKOIDEKV, . : ' 1 '
TOW ELM, .'-
NAPKINS. ,'.(
STANDARD TRIMMINGS.
A FILL LIVE OF PARASOLS
AND FANS.
NEW WHITE GOODS.
rtQDA,
STRIPED MUSLINS,
PLAID MUSLINS,
SATIN STRIPES. ' ' ';
MARAPOSA STRIPES, .
AC, AC, AC. , ,
All will U told at tbe lowest price, at
W-M..: HEED'S,
. Market Street, Clcarllcld, Pa.
' May U. 1878. I- '
11
BAD TUISl
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT I
The attention of the eitltens of Clearfield and
vieluity is dirocted lo the fiict that Guudftlluw k
Son are tbe agents of M. Niece k Co.. and hare
just received a half doicn car loads of Flour and
Peed, which ihey oiler at the lowest posaible fig
ures. A large atuck of
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, CUOP,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, BRAN,
Potatoes, Shelled Corn, Cam In ear, Ac, At.
Particular attention it tailed to M. Nlec A
Co.', brand of Family Flour, which I, th, beat in
tb. market. '
Floor and Feed can and witl be nld cheaper
than it can b. obtained elsewhere in Clearlleld
eountv.
j:4r-Stor. on Market itreet, next door to lion.
Alexander Irvin't residence.
UOODFELLOW A SON,
janlOtf Agents for M. Niece A Co.
17
K SALE!
A large and well-flnirhed Brick Dwelling, alto
ate on the river bank, in tbe borough nf Clear
fir 11, oontniaing eleven roonm, with gotd cellar,
water lo the kitchen, and all the modern conve
nicnoei. Pantries, llatb-room, Clo'hes-preMe, Ac.
Lot sixty feet fruut and two hundred aud thirty
feet back, with a twenly foot alley on the east
side. aid building, with all tbe appurtenances,
will be told cheap, with payments tu mil purcha
ser. Application can be made tu tho tindr
signel, or to A. 0. Tata, Ki., Who will give til
nrcesnary information to those who desire to In
spect the property.
TH0S. J. MlCI'LLOI'GH,
May list, 1873, tf.
Beale's Embrocation, .
(L ATI rOWILl'8,)
For all diseases Incident to Horace, Cattle, nnd
Human Fleih, retiring the use of an
external epplioetioa.
Thia BmbroeaUon waa extensively ased bf
the Government during the war.
For sale by Uartswlek A Irwin. Clearfield
Joseph R. Irwin, Carwonsvills. Paniel Uood-
anuer. Lutaersburg.
Attention, Lumbermen !
"11T"K are now mannlacturlns; our IMPROVED
t 8TRKL POCK KT URIVINW CAN T-
IIIKlKrl, snperior to any ether In ns. W. bav,
alio in stock a large quantity nf Canthooks suita
ble for raiting purposes, which we are idling
rncap loreaan. Anno a i. sossfliiv.'
Cleardcld, Pa., March 11. 1871.
T,
county to the fuct that wd
Octave Coupler,) -
ORGANS,
HAMLIN'S ORGANS, and the
CASH, ON NOTES, or on the
and no other investment of liko
. BfUUistilf. -i ',tjt
.'..'.' .1 ...Li J- -j LL-L-i
ANNOUNCEMENT
' OF TIIK OUKAt
REDUCTION OF PRICES I
1IY H. POHTKH KIlAW, 1. I. 8.
IMPORTANT TRITHS:
Having succeeded In gtting a lihtur tariff on
matv.U!, hence the ttrit and muittruit charge fat
purliul aud full sets of iecili. J use the butt
niauurai'ture of teeth and other innteriul. All
o poratlons rogUtcred and warranted to glre sef
vice aud raticUction.
Friend, reflect that tny charges far the tnierV
tion of ertidoial and the aarlng uf the uaiural
tcith are now tlir nioHtriaHcnHliloin pcnunylvmilii.
lreiervo your treth anil yu presorve your health!
Putting uf the nutural Uut a lu a healthy, pre
servuti.vaiid uicful ounrlitiun is mudc a spvuiully.
LfiseHsei and uinlfuraatl')nicuniinn totho inouth;
aw and ajaouitile pnrts, aro t rented and correoted
triih fair success. Kxaniinntlons and consulta
tions rnrr.
It would be well tor patient from a d Minnie 10
let me know by wall a few days befitre oonilng'
te the ofliee.
It Is very iuiportunt that chillren belwnen the
ages of six and twelve years should bnte their
tocth exainlued.
Antoiihc-tics are aduilulstcred aud T6uth rt-mm-ed
withont pain. . ; . -
.-impositions aud eharnoler are judged by all
tho world by the cxpromiiuns of the Ine, hcuco
bow very disaatrous may it tburefnro be for per'
sons to iodulgu ao epH inn of riUtorttd fi aturtsj
even aiiart from a hyificnie view. Now, to enjoy
natural (not artificial) comforts and ploasurcs,
respect and ubty nnturiil implicit. and iualinot.
. 8. POttTKIt SHAW, D. 11. 8.
Office In New Musonio Uuilding, Second street
Clearfield, Pa. niayli'TS
DZNTAjCAED.
Dii. A. M. II1LL3 '
U7....1J a 1,1. si.ll.nri nmt Iha nil.-
' I I r " '"J " 'S-' I
lie gcnorally, that, having dissulwd partierahi0
wiih Dr. ISbnw, he is now doing Ihe entire word
of his office himself, nn that patients need nut ffar
ueiTig pui unirr uip uniiir w hj uuirr yvi
Clearfield, March 1872 pdl!i'Uioh73
J. M. STEWART, D. D. 8.,
JJJiK UfDoe over Irwin's Drug Store,
CL'RWKXSVILLE. PA.
All dental operations, either In the mechanical
or operative branch, promptly attended la aad
satialaction guaranteed, hpeelal attention paid
to the treatment of riisuapes of the natural teeth,
gums and mouth. Irregularity of the teeth sue
ocsflully corrected. Ttcth extraoted without pain
by the uee of P.thcr, and artificial tcefh fnseiHea
of tbe bot material and warranted to render sat
is fnl iitn. apriiat'71-lr
E A C E IN Ul'ROPEI-i
aut ' '
. GREAT BXCJTEMiJl.N
IN FRENCHVILLEI
The bloody contest bet worn France and P'uisla
is nt an end for the prciM-nt, so fur an tho clitigh
tering of men and the destruction of property i4
ooncerueil. Tlie Royal Jufrgltrs no doubt pride
thrnt wives nnd rejoice ovtr the refult, but how
tnnigiiifleant is their work when compared with
the humane and christian efforts of
. . L. M. COUDRIET, .1
who haa andertnken to supply sll tho cltitens ill
the lowor end of the county with foo 1 and raitiiPltt
at rxooedintt low rat ei from bisiuttnmoth ititro in
Ml leSOXlU Hd, vthiro ho can always to found
rvady to wait upon callers and supply them With
Dry Goods of nil Kinds; '
Such as Ctothi, Patinctts, Caf!mrre, Nusttni,
Delaines, Linen, I'rillnipii, Cancoes.
Trimmings, Hibbous, Lace,
Ready-made Clothing, Boots aod Shoes, Tints and
Caps all of the best innteriul and mad. to order
uoe, cwa;, moves, rumens, i.aces, uiDons,o.
GROCKH1E3 OF. ALL KIXUS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Vjcn, 'Wi'Mti?'. Fith. Salt,
Pork, Unsocd Oil, Fish Oil. Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queen own re, Tlnwnre, OitJ'fin'ff', Plowl
and Plow Cartings, Narli, Kptkea, Corn Cultivn
tors, Cider Presses, arid all kinds of Axes.
Perfumery, Paints, Varuioh, Glass, and a gvnefal
aasoiiuent ol etationt'iy,
GOOD' FLOUR,
Of different brands, always on hand, nnd will ba
aold at the lowest poinblu figure. ,
LIQVORS, sueh as Rracdy, Wine, Gin, Whisky.
Jayues Memi'ines, ll (Utters and
ilo'.fUnd's Hitters.
6006 pounds of Wool wanted for which the
highest priee will be paid. CljTGrtw J on hand
and for sale at the lowest markoi price
Also, Arfrnt for Slrattuavtlle aad Corwcniville
Threshing Alachiuea. ... :.,'
cuCall and so for yourslvea. Von will fiod
everything atual!y ktpt in a retail store.
L. M. COUDRIET.
Frenehville P. O., Marrh 1, 1871.
LKARFI ELD A(tIK3I.
MAKK DKPARTMKNT.
TIIR KALI. TKRM 6r fourteen w-eeks will
commence MON'DAy. SKPTKM HER Sth, 1S73.
Term a of Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Mental and Written
Arithmetic, t.rnmumr, Ueography and
History $9 00
Natural Phitottophj, Physiology, and bin-
gio ho try u-Hik-kecpiug
For Instructions in DouMe Kntrv llxik-
13 01
beeping andCommereinl Arithmetic, pe ' '
eial terms to he arranged. -". 1 . - .
The undersigned having charge of lite Mala
Dt-parttneul is aa experienced haohcr. lie is a
gradate of Irtin Oily Cuuirnerctal College, and
has had several years' practical experience as an
accountant, '' ' ' ' j
lie is prepared, en notliTnte terms, to give suvli
iustructinni in PiniuMimliip and Hotk-hoping ae
aro usually obtained only at Commeirial t'ollsges
or In acsaal business For particulars respecting
the auhoel apply tv 1 , . -
augiitf R. M. MuKNAl.LT.
' .MISS H. S. SWAN'S ' .!
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
n.Knprf:i n. vk. '
fpiIK fALT, TERfl of f.mrlicn ir'nla, win
I oomtnenoo Muntlar, f (i(itrnilM.r 1st, 197S.
TKHJIS OF TUiTIO.
floaillng, OrllmgrajiliT, Writing. Olject Lcl- '!
inns, Primar, Arithmetio and Prlmar,
Unis;rapfa.r.... tl H
Ilistur, Local anil tlcaoriptiv. U.ograibj .
with nlau Dravrinp;, tlraiiimar, lt-utal
and Written Arithmetic (a
Alffahra and 111. Soi.nrf. .,.... IS fH
Instruction lo Instruru.ntal musi.M. 10 01
Oil painting, 21 lessons 1 0(1
Wat work , t Vt
Far full iiartirulart s.ml for Circular.
UlcarOtla, Auf. 0, 1873. :7l0 -y
The Hell's Run Woolen Fnclory,
Tcnn Uiwnilitp, ClrarfloM Co., I'a. ,.
It II R N UI) II1ITI
err kot
BUR NED U PI
The sul)eriHen have, at great cxpna, rebuilt a
netgblxirhoud nvoovnity, in the ertciion of a flrsU
elsf's Woolen MmiuftM'tiiry, with all the ntodrrn
impniveuicnte nltsi'hed, and are prrpsn-d to make
all kind of Cloths, CaKPiinores, hutinetta, 111 an.
kets, Flannels, Aa Plenty of goad oa hnnd to
supply all nurold and a thonanii-l new riiFtomeri
whom we ank to come and examine our stock.
Tho bnvlnrss of
CARDKVO AKD FCI.USO
will revive emr eupcelal attention. Proper
arrangements will be made te rcutiva and deliver
Wool, lo suit (.usiouiers. All woik wnrrantud and
done upon the nhnrli'M notire, nnd by strict atten
tion to ltuin'i we h pe to rtallse a liberal share
ef publie patronage.
, lt,HK ToUNPfi WOOL WAXTKDl
We will pay the hi (theft nwtrkei price fr Wool
and sell our manufarturi'd gooda aa low ait similar
goods ran bchnogM in the oottntr, and whenever
we fail to rrnder rmfonalile sallirnctlon wo can
alwaya be found at hone ready to make proper'
explanation, either In pr-rivm or by leuer.
JAM Ed J0UNS0X A
aprllSdtf Unwet P. 0.
HOTtSK AND LOT FOR SALK!
The House and lit on lite corner of Mar
ket and Ptftli streets, ClrarA?d, Pa., Is for tab.
The lot cnnU.OK nrartv an . of giout d. The
house Is a Isr double frmn,-oontairung nine
rooms. Per let mi Sjrt Mher Infornatloa apply
.- . k- ...I i.H.a. tka I'xal (t(mnM
W (IIP rrUPKIW a M
a.. -Iff U I flllltV