THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WKDNESDAY MOHNINO SEPT. IT. I9T8.
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HliLIGIOUH NOTlt'liS.
Methodist Eplteopal Church Rar. A. D.
Toria Pastor. Public Sortie trtry Sabbath
,1 10, A. M., and 7i F. SI.
g.bbaih School t A. M.
s..r Mestint .very Thumlar, at 71 P. M
Communion Harriot, first Sabbath of tvtrjr
oath, at mi A.M.
Ht. Andrew'. Church EplaeoplTttr.
flsnRfll Hall. Public Horrio. Hundur morning
at 10 o'clock, and at T P. M. Sunday Bohoolat
I pa M. Prayar Mooting Weilnotdajr ovoolng
il 7 o clooa.
Presbyterian Church Iter. II. B. Bhti.kh.
SibliMh terriers morning and ovoninn Bub
bath School at 1 P. M. 1'raror Mooting Wrdnei
da. arming.
u. Francis' Church Catholic Rot. P.
J. PnMii. MaM at 101 o'olock A. M., on tho
,ec,ml and lounn punaart oi taaa mnmu.
Lutheran Church. Ror. A. J. IUrthock
rrrhin ovorj Sabbath, morning and ovening.
f l)liilh School at 0 a. tn. Prayor mooting trcrj
VeJneadaj ironing.
Tito sentonoo of tlie Bollefonto court,
ta the Lukcni oa.o, wai a Ant of ono dollar, tho
oo.t. of prosecution and ono year'. Imprisonment
in tho county Jail.
TIo loss ill buckets during tho luto
tr was hoary. Wo put Ire out and got ono back.
If anybody hai a eedar bucket with brats hoop
and bait, and hai no particular uaa for it, we can
It.
t
Wlion tho town council of Tyrono
sotiltlo't ooforoo Its ordinanoa proriding fur tbo
muxiling of doge it very sensibly repealed It.
What a flexible and considerate oounoll this Is,
anyhow. '
Cnuttcn Dedication. St. llary'g
Vhurab, at Francbrillo, will bo dedicated on
Wednesday, October 8, 187.1. Bishop Mullen, of
Krie, and a number of other eminent olorgymen
will be present. The public art cordially Invited
to attend.
Tho AVIIIiorasport Sun Bays :
Philipiburg, Controoounty, girts "graod hops"
on Sabbath evenings. A few mis.ionaries are
needed over there.
Klliworth, go for that Sla-ofe-gun. Place
y.ur town right upon the moral ncord. t
t Tho County Commissioners nro in
w.iioa this week. Thosa In the vicinity of the
borough, who novo any business to' lay before the
Hoard, had better attend to it this week, as Court
week Invariably brings business enough from the
distant portions of the county to engago their at
tention. .
Railuoad Extension. Superin-
tmJi-ut Wilkios and bis forces ars actively at
work grading and putting down the track from
tali plaoe to Curwensvlllo, and It looks as thougk
the road will be completed wcstward.'al fast as
circumstances will allow, as far as Curwensville.
Tbe sooner the better, for all parties concerned.
"Ticking Cherries down tho Lane,"
sod "Happy Hours' are two new songs by the
renowned Millard, both eontaining all of the ele
ments of popularity and both really excellent.
Tbey ean be bad at any music store, fur tbe trifle
of forty cents eneh, or will be sent free of pos'.
age, on receipt of price, by the publishers. Lea
t Wama, 921 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Clearfield baso bnllistfl enmo to grief
at Osceola, the seore standing 38 to 43. It is ru
moredwe know not with bow much truth that
$600 was betted on tho game. Pkiliptourf Jour
nal. Tea, and there Is another rumor, that after
agreeing ta play (tho Clearfiolders a game last
week, the Osoooleans got sick and failed to come
to time.
Tho dedication of the new and
beautiful M. E. Church, in West Clcardeld, will
take plio October 5th, 1873, A number of dis
tinguished ministers will be present on tho occa
sion, prominent among whom will bo tbe Rev. Dr.
ij. McKendrt Riler, of Williamsport, Pa. An
exceedingly entertaining and profitable time is
anticipated. The publlo generally are moat cor
dially invited to attend.
Henry Barnhart. an esteemed citi-
tea of Centre eouoty and well known to many of
cur citlsens, died near Milesburg.on (he 4th Inst.,
aged 88 years. Tbe Rcllcfontt Hole Aman, in al
luding to his widow, sayst
Tbe venerable Mrs. Ilarnbart, relict of the Into
SuaVe llarnhart, is now 83 years of ago, and has
always resided within a hundred yards of tbe
jilsea whert she is now living. Hue wai born
tbero, was married to tbe Juilga there, and baa
never bad ber residenoe away from it. This is an
lu.taooe of home attachment seldum met with.
CENTENNIAl MaETINO fo Sre au
thorised to announce that a meeting of the citl
sens of Clearfield oounty will bo hold in the Court
House, on Monday tvtuing, Brpt. 22d, for the
purpoae of organising our county in view of the
approaching Centennial Colebration, which is to
come off in Philadelphia. Ex-Gor. Pollock, of
Philadelphia, and Judge Barrett will bo prcaent
to address the eitisena. Let there be a general
turn tut of tbe people. Tbt ladles art particu
larly Invltod to ba present.
m
Great Gab Well. The greatest
gas well in tbt world is located on the Campbell
farm, about two miles from Modot City, Butlor
county, in a northeasterly direction. It is cer
tainly one of tha wonders of tho world. It was
struck about three wocks ago, and a volume of
irfaa has over since been pouring forth with a noise
like tba rush of mighty waters. The gas cornea
out with most tremendous force, Tba attempt
was made to lower a act of tools In tho well, the
weight of which was twenty-five hundred pounds.
The attempt was futile, for the gas forced them
up and away from tha holt. It is tht Intention
to lay pipet and run tha gas Into Mudoc.
Ml
ANOTHER Over thi Kiver. On tho
34th of August last, there expired, at tho real-
denet of hit San, Mark, In Bradford township,
Jacob Kyler, one of tbt oldest settlers, In tha tod
year of his agt. Tbt deceased was born in Frank
lin county, and In 179J, with his father, moved to
Bellefontt, and, it it claimed, he built tha fourth
rmust emoted Ip that borough. In 1803 tba fain
tly removed to (hit county, near Philipahurg,
Tbe deceased was the father of five sons and four
.daughters, all of whom survive lUn, as well at
,erer sixty odd grand children. liU burial at
tracted, the largest number of peeplo ever teen to
gether In that vicinity. We art told that Mr. ky
iar at ont timt wat ptraonally acquainted with
very titiien in this county. He wat a Democrat
enaaighbor who knew no guile, and for over
'isty years led an activt business and political
life. As a politician ho was very acalousand ton-
nl.nl, and tquared bis politics, as ht did hit
Jxiiioots, by a true moral oode.
What wi Jirink.. Soino days
go a elllita of our borough tent several rpool
. cf water, sow used by tht citttent of this
I'lace, to PtVitdelptlia, to tbt wall eitaWi.bfd
'ra of Booth 1 Lorrett, far analysis, iielow it
'be report i
To A. W. Waits as, Ko., iw Sir: Wt havt
hk chemical examination of two waters
bich )ou forwarded to us by express, and which
''Reived on Hit loth in t Tha water marked
o. I, Town Pump at Mansion House," eon
iced 25-100 grains of solid mailer per gal
"'. "No. I, Henry Knyder'a pump," vielled
" '.'-100 grains solid matter.
' eonaider the two wttert as very similar,
"d a eonaldrr both waters objitlonal.lt by
"" of tht larga amonnt per gallon of tnlld
"Iter. They art both ohjeotionalilt for domea
'" on aoeount of tha contents, tspoeially
W of ""'"" "I'h r eilBSrtsUi to
mn.no.ao! trgnai'a eioH.r, acier I IK KIT nadivan
' naiivsm or luuin nwaLuaui hid tuiir
4cMieIIt, "
Rerpeelfully Tours,
BOOTH A LOKRKTT.
l a Individual la'it a glrei ol pert water
'""theaedd a propt- piopcrtioa or I it 1 th
"d l the above analysis, and ht would pukt;
"' nt doet not prepare the mixture him-
bt drinks It wit. ,., bo, rtty t, tll, ia.
"ff kitliulllL ,
Oun Khcapb. A little before lour
o'clock, on Tliurmluy' ufteruoou of last week, tho
alarm of Orel fircll was given by the workmen
uu Mr. Walleoo't new building, on Front .licet.
Like an electric shock, the alarm spread over the
town, and twin all gathered In the viciulty of Ma-eoniber-!
livery stable, when fie dames were
bursting from tho roof. So hooks, uo ladders
and but few buckets were on hand. About this
timt it looked it though the wbolt square north
of Market street and between Front and Beoond
streets, Including.tba Bhaw lloust and Mtasion
Ilouao, might as well lt surrendered to the fire
lend. But after the nerves of tbe people settled
a little, thoy went to work, and by herculean ef
forts, Hayed tha Ore from spreading southward to
tne stables or tho Bhaw House and the Mansion
House and tho adjacent buildings on Markot St.
Sheriff Pie's stablt and wood houae, Just twelve
feet iff from the burning livery stable, was used
as a breastwork. Tha fire burning tht boards on
tht outtidt, and the citiscnt deluging the inside
with water until water prevailed. At soon as the
Art wat stayed in this direction tht mass moved
to check it from spreading northward. But by
Ibis time Mr. Lcavy's and Mr. Wallaoc's stables
wore enveloped la names, and the heat became so
intense that no one eould approach within fifty
foot. Then It was evident that tht Ore could not
bo chocked until it reached Loeust street. Boon
the handsome law office and stablt of T. J. Mo
Cullough and the g.vmniatum wort envtloped In
darnel. Tht stable! burned like tinder boxes,
but Mr. McCullough's offico, tho walls of which
were to compactly built, burned very slowly, and
a large portion of it wat torn down berort it was
consnmcd, and In this manner his large fire-proof
taft was saved without sustaining any Injury
Hackman I Grecn't paint thop was pushed over
and rolled down Locuat street, out of reach of tho
dames, and HcQaughey's pump shop was demol
ished by tht firemen to aa to prevent tbo fire from
spreading to Mr. Adaiu't feed store. Mr. Kau
gle's stable, on the west side of the alloy, opposite
Mr. Plt't, was also turndown, thus preventing tbt
Ire from attacking Mr. Row's and the Shaw llouso
atables. The properties consumed were Mr. Ma
oomber'l lircrv stable, Mr. Laavy'a, Mr. Wallace's
and Mr. McCullough's stables and thclatter'slaw
offloe and the gymnasinm. Tho "burnt district"
luoka very dcsulate. Ten thousund dollars will
not replace the buildings and the material de
stroyed. Several families on tbo west lido of Beo
ond street had all their furniture moved from
their dwellings, having delivered them up to the
fire. Had there been any wind at all, we have
no doubt tho wbolt square would have been burn
ed up, and the salvation of at least half our bor
ough is a miracle. The fire originated in thebay
loft of the livery stable, and why that should 00
cur in tbo middle of tbe afternoon, when ne light
wat needed, we cannot define. None of the prop
erty destroyed wat insured.
Fire Water. Had our town been
blessed with water works, Thursday's firt would
have destroyed no more property than Mr. Ma
eombor's stable, and we have no doubt but that
tht fire would have been drowned out before It
got into the lower story of thai. Let tbe reader
imagine a dre plug at each end of the alley, and
in ton minutel from tht timt the tltrra of fire
was mado, hose would have been attached to each,
and two streams of water would have been flow
ing. Besides, two lines of hoae would havo been
brought acroaa the lota from Front and Second
streets. By such an arrangement Are in an ordi
nary sised building would be drowned out in
twenty minutel after tbo hoae would be put in
operation. Ri-ader, recollect that should our
water works ba put in operation, it will not take
half an hour to lira up an engiue befure water
could be thrown on a .Ire. Not only it tht cost
tnd diday of an engint di.ponted with, but from
the Immense full, 176 feet, nature il substituted
and water forced over tht highest building in
town, and so powerful would be the stream that
it would knock n man off the Court House roof,
should it strike him. Hundreds of towns which
haroertctad wator worka, are compelled to pay from
17,000 to 110,000 for engines, in addition to the
cost of water works, before tho water ctn be made
available in case of firo, from the fact that they
cannot obtain fall or head enough to raise the wa
ter even to the pavements. With us It would be
far different. Just as soon as the hose would bt
attached to tbo fire plug, water would begin to
dow and with a force far exceeding that of an
engine.
M. K. Conference. Tho sovon-
tccnth annual session of the Erie Conference
elosed its session at Brookville, Jefferson county,
on Thursday last. The following are the appoint
ment! in the Clarion district. Presiding Klder,
J. R. I.yon :
Brookville, R. R. Boyd.
Bruekwayville, L. D. Merrill.
Corsica. J. C. Rhodes.
I.utber.burg. I). W. Wampler.
Clarion, O. M. Backelt.
Troy, C. WiNon.
Perrysrllle, J. M. Groves.
Washington, J. W. Martin.
Punx.ulewney, M. Miller.
- 1'utneyville, M. L. K.hbaugh.
Warsaw, Win. M. Taylor.
Rimersbiirgh, J. M. Zielie.
Curll.ville, C. C. Hunt.
Calient burgh, J. N. Clover.
Heynoldaville, K. Peate.
Bhippenville, E. R. Knapp.
New Bethlehem, J. B. Leodom.
Clarington, B. L. Wilkinson.
K. Hull, Agent American Bible Society, and
member of Perryaville Quarterly Confertnot.
Centennial. Tho ladies have or
ganised and are going vigorously to work to col
lect tubloriptloni to the capital atook of tbt Cen
tennial Association. "Tba Women's Centennial
Exocutlvt Committee" havt appointed the follow
ing Executive Committeo for Clearfield County,
with power to appoint sub-Committees t
Mrs. Walter Barrett, Chairman; Mrs. Win.
Rlglcr, Mrs. T. J. Buyer. Mr.. Wm. II. Kill, Mra.
(lev. llriahin, Mrl. This. 11. Murray, Mrs. L. C.
Lingla, MlasFlorit M. Uraliom, Miss May R.
Weaver, Mist Annie Barrett, Miss U. J. W alitor,
Misi Uus.le V. Binith.
Our people will be wtited upon by some of tht
abort Committee, and invited to take stock in
this Association.
i
Movino. Tho citizen of Pike
township In tht vicinity whert Ibt new bridge
acroaa the river was swept away last spring by
tho lee dood, havt raised nearly $1,000 toward
rebuilding the bridge, appuinted their eommittot
and art busily at work, at though tbey wart In
ttrncst. Tbo abutmentl are to bo raised firo feet
higher, and they hare hauled all the timber! of
tho Curwcntvillt bridge, fit for use, upon the
grouod, and cxpoot to have tbt bridge ready to
cross within two months. Mr; Harry Hoover has
the contract for pulling the structure upon the
abutment!. Tbt rebuilding will coil between six
teen tnd eighteen hundred dollars.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
in tht Poatnfflee at Clearfield, for tie week ending
Hcptetnber lilh, 173;
i bunitnra, w. It.
Cruasmtn, Wm.
Crawford, Harry
Karharf, Thorn peon P.
Frampton, Jainca
Glasgow, Turner
llobl.t, John W.
Mold,., A. W.
Hnnson, J.
lloibet, Wm.
lilies, Thnmnl
Kline, Clara A.
I.ydiek, K. R.
McPlo.hy, Jninet
O'ltulloran, Hudy
Pardee, Jesso
Proctur, Miss Mary
Proctor, Miss Gertie
Fnolt, Abelard
Wright, A. I,.
P. A. t) At' LIN, P M;
Balloon Ascension. Prof. Liirht
will make bit 135th ascrnslon, in bil mammoth
balloon, from tht Fair Ground of tht Indiana
County Agrionltural Society, during the Fair,
which oommenoet on the 30th of September and
will continut three days.
ta
Fooplo expecting lo bo in town
during Court wo k will do well to read Kerr k
Co'c. advertisement and total eoticcs In Ibis
Wek. p ip"..
Sprrlal.
Kerr A Co. bare received a larga ttook of
Clothing.
R. If. Fhaw has Jn.t returned from the test
with the largest and best stock of Tuban-n, Ci
gars, Meerschaum and llriar Pipes, Cigar Bmnk
trt, Cigar Tubes and' tatea, with tht fullest
line of smoker's articles ever brought tt town,
which he will sell wholrsalt and retail at prices
tbal defy competition.
ENOLIHII HKLTON OVKRCOAT3 ONLY
fit AT KKItn A CDS.
FINR IIRAVFH OVERCOATS ONLY til AT
h i: It It A t 'O B.
FINK CATnn REAVER OVERCOAT OS-
LVfU ATKKRR ACQ'S.
'rople trending Court will do well It raft am)
NEURALGIA, SICK HCADAOHE, NERVOUSNESS
lr. Gross' Neuraltfin Ui.tn.l I. ..n...r i .
n .u.iii.., iiE,rM.
tat blessings evor bestowed upon sulierii'g huiuan-
i.j. uu unci, oamuuy ana patiently tried in
a great number of uti.ee, aud hut areer mM iu a
Siuirlu in.tannii In ttH.,l n.. li
Injurious sub.liinces, being prepared entirely fruin
carefully selected materials. Neither duos it tot
uau uiauy rrincuies now In use, by bluoting the
nervos, and thus giving only temporary roller, but
will act quickly and surely. All who are lutlcren
from thee diseaaet will find this an Inlallibla
remedy aud being anxioui that it shall ooniiuond
Itself to tha public 1 refrain from further re
marks. If u.ud aneantinv la .Ili-wilLm. . ...
Is guaranteed in tvtry east. ' Prltt out dollar per
.. uu. geuuiue wunoui me signature or
. nu h H.nsuLsu, mcinisi, miluuelpuia, Fa,
For salt by all druggists and doalert In Clour-
vvuu., , tcpiu-dia,
Tht finest and the best lot of OVERCOATS ev
er ouereu lor sale, at Kerr A Cu.'l new Store
Kralier A Lytic 'i Hture, on Mnrket street, la
now bolnajafilltd up with ono of tho largest stocks
of Fall Goods, of all kinds, over brought to Ihii
town. And beinf bouaht riuht. thev a a. A li Mild
very cheap. (Jivo t lie in ft cull aiidyou will be
oonrioocu, not ouij mat tfty art flnt-olaii fcl.
low i, but that the know how to H goodi nod
A Card. Mill McAlnine, techr of Muilc,
Painting, Crayon and drawing. Hoom at the
Acadviuy, auj27
- IUadTiiib! I'd no us whoooutruiitlatobuildini
will do wi ll to cnll and ei annuo our ituck of
HUUUNO MATKHIALS. We hnve in itm-ki
full line of Huildcn' lliirdware, Noili, Palmi,
win, t.inup, ruuy, tiiicinctl riaitor, Ao.
uy'l'TS II, F. Hiui-mb A Co.
Juit rceolrcd, a large lot of non-exploilre
9 -S6-72 n. P. Piqi-aa A Co'i.
II. F, Bitfler A Co. bare been waking extensive
aumuuni to ibciritock of Hardware the lait row
dnyi. hvrrj tblua new In tShoIf Hardware. Pad
dlen' Hardware, Faruton' J lard ware, Butlden1
Hardware, and Hardware of all kind, can beieen
at tneir lore. jda 22.
A x fs. Seventy ve doien Clearfield Wood
chopprrt Axel at
M:iI5:7I. H. P. HIGLER A Co'l.
HECAmtLATION.
Bird Cageii.
Wtxd and Willow Ware.
Household (loodf.
All kinda of Hardware.
Jnpanned Ware,
l'ainti, Oiti, Varniihei.
Calcined Flatter.
Wagon and Carriage Makeri lupplloi.
All of the above for iaie at the mammoth Hard
ware Store of If. P. Bigler A Co., geoond ttreot
Clcarflold. lo. St
Calcined Plaater for tale by li. P. Bigler A Co.
Saw. Diitan'i Crow-out Saw, Great American
saw, Uoynton i Lightning raw. at
9-25-78 II. P. BiOLKB A CeY
Nonet to Waooji aid t'ARiiiiOB Makiri. We
hare juit reeeirM a general afortuient of Wagon
and Carriage Wooda, alio a full line of Spiinga
and Ax lei, which we offer cbenp for caih.
H. r. II
lOLRR A CO.
Pint Ann Pa iktkrh Fixnistis. Our atook
of l'ainti and Pn in tors' MntoriaU ia oouipli'te, In
cluding J. T. Lewii' Pure White Lad. John Lo
cal A Co'i pure White Lrad. P. It. A Co Hurk
Load, and a number of oht-arier brand of White
Lead; alio, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Varninheiof
all kinds, a full lino of Brube. and a full line of
colon, dry and in Oil,
my2873 It. P. Bialeb A Co,
FisiiLto Tacklk. The fibbing leaion hariBg
ootninetiord, lovers of this ekraut tiiort will bo
raiting about to find whore to nurc-liusetbat neces
sary reiiuircmonti in order to enjovy the sport.
To all moh we will say, go to the Hardware Biore
of II. P. Bigler A Co., as they barn the finest lot
of a runt It fids, Linn, Hooks, liaskets, Uatt
Hoxes, Keels, Htioodi, Fliei, etc., ever brought to
this county. Their Trout Hods are really ele
gaut, and every person expecting to go trout-Ash
ing ton miuiuvr mould liure one.
A full line of Hou'ebotd tloods, Japanned Ware,
do., tor sale by 11. V. Bigler Co.
K. It. Wheelbarrows, Itnby Carriagei, Toy Ei
prea Wagoni and Whet-lhnrrowi, at
my28 U II. P. HfuLiit A Co'i.
AUUIHT PLOWKR.
This treat Irsiicnsia Pan area has the Unrest
salo of any other preparation in the world. Why?
iiccaose we say to every one mat n aiuimcu wun
I'yfpepfiia, Liver t'omplamt, luitireneii, Head
ache, llcarthurn, Waterbrash, Kuur htoinacb, In
digestion or ant diseaso tlepcnding upon pure
blood, healthy Liver and Htoniaeh, to oal) at C.
I. Watson's lmg Htore, in Clearfield, and get one
of our sample bottlei free of charge Regular
lite 75 cents. Two or three doses will rrlterir any
case. Try it, UUeugTay
Paints, Oils and Varuishei for lata by II. P.
Bigler A Co.
FACTS FOB TUB PROPLR.
L. Plegal hoi disposed of bis Furnlrhing Goods
tor toe purpose oi making room ior imis. uap,
Booti and Hhori, and has just returned from the
eastern eitiei with the largest stock ever brought
to tbe county which be mill ttU, mutt ttl and is
tt etenn ned to tell at prices which will ait so I "6
everybody. Ue hai on band a Terr targe assort
ment of the Baltimore band-made Uaiters, fur
Ladies' wear. Ladies, to see them Is to be eon
vineed that they are the shoes to buy. Also, a
full hoe of the Kicbardion and Atwater Klinira
Boots, which need no reoonimomiation to the pub
Ho. Also, a large, line of K astern Boots and Shoes.
On all of which be can defy competition in prices.
Also, complote assortment m i rati M aim va
lises. P. 8. Plegal layi goodi aro cheap, that he
bought them on trust, and will sell tbetn at prloei
that will astonish everybody, tall and ice.
Clearfield, July J, 1H7S.
To tub Ciriun or Pn-iiTLrA"iA. Your at
tention ii respectfully invited to tbo foot that the
National Banki are now prep a mi to receive sub
scriptions to the Capital Btouk of the Centennial
Board of Finance. Tbe funds realised from this
lour re are to be employed in the erection of the
buildings for tbe International Exhibition, and
the expenses connected with tbe same. It is con
fidently expected that the Keystone Ktate will be
represented by the namo of every cititrn alive to
patriotic commemoration of the one hundredth
birth day of the nation. The shares of stock are
offered for $10 each, and suhsnriburs will receive
a handsomely steel engraved Certificate of Stock,
luitablo for framing and preservation ai ft na
tional memorial.
Interest at the rate of ill per cent, per annum
will dc paid on all payments oi lemenmai sioti
from date of payment to January 1, lH7fl.
(Subscribers who an not near National Bank
ean remit m cheek or postofl.ee order ts the nn
drnigned. FKKDK. FHA LKY. Treasurer,
ftugiU V0i Walnut St., Philadelphia.
Bird Cages ft large assortment at It. P. Big
ler A Co.'s.
Plowi. Farmers will find It to their advantage
to eatl In and examine our stock of J'lows. . till.
valors, An., among which will be found (Single
and Double Iron and Wood Shovel Plows, Iron
and Wood Cultivators,
The Oowanda Iron Beam Plow.
The Pittsburgh Hteol Plow,
The llaupt Bullvfonte Plow,
and o her patterns.
iiij-28'73 II. P. Biulbr A Co.
Montour Slate Paints, for painting bouses In
side and outside Cottages, Farm Buildings, Ac,
Beautiful, durable and economical. U round In
pure Linseed Oil.
2v20'79 H. P. BiuLin A Co.
IVBFniOEIlJITOHa. flwwui fum iwc,
Bigler A CO. will bare an assort mont of Refrig
eraton, iny28'73
Wood and Willow Ware of all descriptions for
sale by 11. JT. Uigiar A
Puve Time! Rave Labor! Pave Money 1 Rave
Clothnl The" Novelty Wringer" is tbs best in
tbe market. Uuy Uj try it.
For stil by II. F. Tlim rn A Co,
Stlarrlcl
On .Tnlv 17th, 1H7.L bv J. W. Ti nrn. Kao.,
Mr. WAIlllliN IIIIOVKH lo Miat AMAM'A
llON, both of Graham township.
i . . ' . L. .a-, .til., , 1 11-
onae. ' tbe llev. 0. F. llorruniR, Mr. JOHN
I'dlNDS lo Miae II. M. KKKR, both or liif Hun,
JclTerson eoiintv, l'a.
Jllftl.
r A,.,,.! .tnih. In alanrheator. Md.. Il.v. J.
W. Hlll l MKIi.lt, vonuirrst son of tht lata Kev.
I. II. Ilollioeler, or l.anee.ter, I'a., ana ronnnesi
irotbrr of Iter. C. K. Uofinritr, of Xronlvil t.
In flosbrn township, on "alnrdajr morning,
September lllh, 107.1, IIHIVAHI) VKKNK, In
fant child of K. P. tnd M. If. PlIAW, agr,l two
m"ntbs and two week..
Spokes, Jtljiis & now Handles.
JOIIU O. DAVIS k SON,
IM!) sroKE AVORKS,
R. W. Cor. LliOPAHD A OTTER 8lrettt,
PHILADELPHIA
rsj-Cend for Prlee List.
:30
J AMK3 MITCHELL,
crura in
Square Timber & Timber Lands,
je.irrj n-EARrciP, pa.
Jd A. & W. D. IRVIN, '
CORNER STORE,
CURWINSVILLE, PA.,
KECE1VI
FLOUR
AND
SALT
BY CAR LOAD,
And Boll nt "mall advance.
ROPE
BY THE COIL, '
AND
PACKAGE GOODS
. FOR
LUMBERMEN'S
SUPPLIES
SOLD
CHEAP.
August 13, 13787:1:73
A
UCTIONl AUCTION I
GREAT BAI.B OP
FURNITURE!
$10,000 WORTH to be told at C0ST1
We retpeotfully invite the publie, and ei peel al
ly partiee attending Court, to eall at our ware
roowa and eiamine our large atuek of ftnixhtxl
ware, conxiitinK in part of over 300 Illll
KTLUADrt French, Japaneae, Union, Collage
and common style. Uentleiaen attending Court,
or TiftUing tnirn at any time, had better load up
tbeir wivei In their wagoni and bring them along
to examine our afock, as they may never bare
another cbanee to till their hounei with new fur
nit ore for to triBing a turn of money.
In addition to our large aiaurtmont of Bed
eteada we hare on hand
30, CHAMBER SETS, .
11 INTENSION TAItLKS,
Fifty open and endured Wanhitandi, 100 Teapnyi
and fancy Standi, 40 Corner Cuptardi, 60
BreiklaU and Dining Xablev, 24 Centra
Tablei, 48 D renting and Common
Bureaua, Chain by tbe grosi,
lueh ai Wind nor, Cane-wat,
.Hocking, Oftiee, Chil-
dreu'i, Dining and
Uarrootu.
Alio, Book Canee, Wardrobei,mide Iloardi, Sinki,
aUoughtrayi, Towel Hanka, Hewing Ktaodi.
Lounffei, Foot Htooli, Cradlei, Cribi,
Bee Uivee, Window Dlindi,
Ao.t A a.r Aa,
A1i;thii furniture li made out of well leaioned
wood and put np by first-elan mechanics, for
OUIl HOMK MARKET.
Call and eiamine the furniture, anyhow ; If yon
do not want to purchase any this year, you may
want some the ne.it. Country retail dealers will
do well by calling and interviewing us, because
wo ean soon satiMfy them that they can purchase
cheaper from us than In the cast.
The Auction Sales wilt open at 8 o'olock, morn
ing and evening, during Court Week.
TEtlMS AND CONDITIONS. All sal'i of a
less amount than f 10, cash ; all sums over $10 and
under (26, two months cruditj all sums over t'l!
will be made payable on the let of June, 1874.
Approved security will be required in every in-1
stano'i, lod no goods will bo removed until these
oonditioni are complied with.
CCLICII A JACKSON,
Market street, one square east of Lefkyette Hall,'
(Pie's new building).
Clearfield, Sept. 10. W3. j
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
FOR SALE Bt
It. F. IHglcr A Co.
inON DOtBLR-SHOVEL TL0WS.
WOOD DOUIILR-SHOVKL PLOWS.
WOOD 6I.NULK-61I0YKL TLOWd.
IR0S CULTIVATOR!.
WOOD CULTIVATORS.
OOWANDA IRON BEAM TLOWB.
riTTSBURd BTKEL PLOWS.
HAITI'S BKLLEFONTE PLOWS.
KOBEPON'S and THOMPSON'S PLOWS.
KT-Sfcarri for all of tht abort Plowa rrtn
atautlj on kaod. lntit-71
KRATZER & LYTLE
Turpi
rpentint,
int., V W
Is, J
(Nails,
II lass,
P.ttj,
I'a
ILL BILL T0U
Oil
French. Richards & Co.'s
Buck Lead
AND
Calcined Plaster
VERY CHEAP.
taiiarsH flock on hand.
Cltarflcld, Pa., J una 4, 173.
J TONE'S SAW GUAIMEK.3 AND
SAW UPSETS.-
Wt hart rootlvtd tha atfntty for tht annrtand
will Mill thrm at manuraolurr.r'a prlc.s. Call and
tlimln. tli.to. Thi'JT tra th hi..l.
J.ig 71 II. r. uttil.KIl ctl.
TiitTicE cfintjTAntr.it. ytv.n
Wt hart printnl ltr nambtr of tbt n.w
FEB BILL, tnd still on th. msipt of tsrtntr
v.t ttntr, attil a nf lo Mr tddrtsi. Brill
1873. I . 1873.
FALL AND WINTER !
DRESS GOODS,
In (rtat rarlotr and til tht n.wat shadti.
I'LAXXELS,
WATERPROOF",
. , CASSI MERES .
- SHAWLS,
' - COATINGS,
"' -FURS,
" CARPETS,
AT
WM.. II EE ITS,
S:28 Market fttreet, Clearfield, Pa. IS
fteptemliar It, 1873.
pLOUR, FEED, AC.
THE IIECCARIA
FLOURING MILLS.
Tha undersigned would respectfully give no
tice to the eltisens of Beeoaria township and sur
rounding country, that ha has purchased the
Beeoaria Flouring Mills and put everything In
complete order, and is manufacturing a flrit-elasi
quality of Flour.
" CUSTOM WORK DONE,
and Flour In quantity aonatantlj on hand for salt.
CUOP, CORN MEAL, BRAN, AC., AC.
alwart on hand and for salt wholtialt or retail.
) TNCU MIINCI.ICS WANTED.
OotX ill ssohans Flour and Chop for 28
inch rihiogloa, or will par part muncr, il dwsiiad.
10:Mf BARNABAS ARMSTRONG.
SAWS ! S AVVS l SAWS !
DISTAN'S CROSS CUT, MILL, DRAG AND
CIRCULAR SAWS.
Boynton'a Lightning Cross-cut Saw.
ALSO,
PATENT PERFORATED A ELECTRIC SAWS,
For lata hj
' II. F. BIGLER A CO.
C. D. WATSON,
DEALER IN
DRUGS & PATEM MEMCHES,
CONFECTIONERIES, .
TOYS AND YANKEE NOTIONS,
FINK TEAS A BOASTED COFFEE,
BEST BRANDS TOBACCO A 8ROARS,
SCHOOL BOOKS A STATIONERY,
Masonlo Building, Second Street,
dwt 7Mr CLEARFIELD, PA.
1
INK, WniTB A ROAN LININtl SKINS
Ju.t reoelrtd tnd for sale hr
April til. I ft). U. F. Bill LKR A CO.
Jm e a
We desire to call tlic attention of the citizens of Cleurficld county to tho fact timt we
liuvo opened a
MUSIC STORE IN CLEARFIELD,
Where we intend to constantly keep on linnd a full supply of
PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL
Our stock of PIANOS will consist of
RAVEN & COMPANY'S PIANOS,
STEIN WAY & SONS' PIANOS,
HAINES BROTHERS' PIANOS.
We aro propnrcd at all times to furnish any of the cheaper makes of Pianos to order on the most
favorablo terms as to prices and terms of payment.
Our stock of ORGANS will consist of the new and popular
ItYNDER ORGAN, (w ith Rymlcr's Kneo Ticmolo nnd downward Octave Couplor.)
, . The SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S ORGANS,
MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS, nnd the
NEW HAVEN MELODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE nnd CHURCH ORGANS.
Besides theso we tirnirjh to order Organs from any factory desired.
Wo sell on every plnn known to tho trade, cither CHEAP FOR CASH, ON NOTES, or on the
fori'LAR AND EAST LEAisE PLAN.
On our easy terms every orio can have n good instrument, and no other investment of like
amount will tend so much to' MAKE HOME HAPPY.
DC7We shall bo glad to have) .,u call nnd see us, whether you desiro to purchase or not.
pct?3-'72-ly UYSDEHTI M1J81C HTOJtK.
1873, I 1873.
FALL AND WINTER!
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WM. HEED'S,
Market Street, Clearfield, Pa.
September 15,1(17.1.
O. I. c.
"ITTnERB to buy my DRT GOODSt, qro.
eeries, Queensware, Glassware, Urugs and
Notions, Confectioneries. Ao.t cheap fur eash.
The subscriber begs leave to Inform his old and
new customers that be has opened
A VA1UETY STORK
IK GLEN HOPE, PA.
And will sell roods at prices to suit the times. A
liberal reduction will be made to customers buy
ing at wbuleeale.
Call and cxsmlne my stock before purchasing
elsewhere. A liberal share of public patronage is
solicited.
C. J. KKOY.
Glen Hope, Pa., June 14, 1871.
w
M. R. MORGAN,
CLEARFIELD, PA. Agent for tho
ATWOOD PLOWS.
Farmers In need of Plows will do well to cfl
at my farm In Lawrence township, and eiamine
the improved Atwoud right and loft banded and
side bill Flows, wnicb 1 am selling veryehvan lor
cash. api.l0-6m
TI1R undersigned begs leare to Inform the pub
lic that be is now fully prepared to accommo
date all In tbe way of furnishing Hones, Buggies.
Baddies and Harness, on tha shortest notice end
on reasonable terms. Hesidenoo on Locust street,
between Third and rourtb.
UKO. W. GKAKIIAKT.
Clearfield, April 11, 1867.
II.
F. BIGLER k CO.
bare for sale
CARRIAGE & WACOS MOODS,
SHAFTS AND T0LE3,
UUBS, SPOKES, FELLOES, Ac.
Carriage and Watron Makeri ahonld naVt a
nott of thin tnd eall and txamint tbem. Ther
ill bt lold at fair prieti. mar J! 7 J
UXSMITUING.
G. W. WOLFE,
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH.
Pbr.p on Third street, ortr Rilay'l blaoktmith
jhop. CI.KAHFIKl.il, PA.
All kinda of Hiflee and Sbot Onnl on band.
Repairing dona in a nrst-elass manner and at fair
prices. S:J'"I
MARKET STREET,
it f i k ii i), PEjrar'A.
srtUUinny and aaru ftopfli.
- 1073. I 1873.
FALL AND WINTER !
CALL AT
WM. HEED'S,
FOR TOUR
1 1 LADIi:' HATS and HON NUTS,
at ht bat tbt belt and eboapett In tht oonntrr.
ALSO,
COLtARtj aud;CJI Ir,
TIFJ and BCAHKS,
1IOOD8 and NVIIIAS,
IIOHlKnY and f.'LOVUr),
UNUKItlYEAH of all Uuda,
C'OltrJCTS aud ll()OPBKIIT,
Ac, tVc.s Ac,,
AT
WM. REEFS,
Market Street. Clearfield, Pa.
Beptsmber 10, 187.1.
11
BAD THISI
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT I
The attention of the citixens of Clearfield and
vlrluity is directed to the fact that Guodfeltow A
Son are the aemts of M. Niece A Co., and bare
just received a balf doun car loads of Flur and
Feed, which tbey oner at tna lowest poii.uie ng
ures. A Urge stock of
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, CHOP,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, BRAN,
Potatoes, Shelled Cotn, Corn in ear, Ae., At.
Particular attention il tailed to M. Nioce A
Co.'t brand of Familj Fiour, which Is tba best io
tbt market.
Floor and Feed a and will ht told cheaper
than It oan ba obtained tlsewbert In Clearfield
ooontr.
jror-Store on Market itrttt, ntxt door to Hon.
Alexander- Irrln'l residence.
UOOHKELLOW A SON,
jtnlOtf Agents for M. Nitct A Co.
P O 11 SALE!
A large and well finished Brick Dwelling, sitn
ate on I he river bank, in the boron gh of Clear.
field, cotilaining eleven rooms, with good cellar,
water in the kileben, and all tha modern. iDve
niences. Pantries, Bath-room, tlohes-presses, Aa.
Lot sixty feet front and two hundred aud thirty
fret back, with a twenty foot alley on the east
side, foaid building, with all tbe appurtenances,
will be sold olienp, with payments to suit purcha
ser. Application ean be made to the under
signed, tir tn A. C. Tate, E-q., who will give all
necessary Information to those who desire to in
spect the property.
THOS. J. McCULLOrUH,
May 21st, 1873. tf.
Beale's Embrocation,
(LATI POWELL'S,)
For all diseases Incident to ITorsei, CattU, and
Human Flesh, retiring the use of an
external application.
This Embrocation was extensively used by
the OoTernment during tht war.
For sale by (Iartswlok A Irwtr, Clearfield
Joseph H. Irwin, Curwensville. Daniel Uood
andsr. Lathersburg. tt.
Attenlion, Lumbermen!
are now msnnt.etnrlnf oor IMPROVED
STSKL-SOCKKT UR1VINO CANT
HOOKS, eunerior lo anj other In use. We hart
tl.o in stock a large quantity of Canthooks suila
blt for rafllns; purposes, which we are selling
nncsp lor es.n. snunsn. sAfiflsau,
Clearfield, l'a.. March IS. 1871.
MERCHANDISE.
gcut.slrjr.
ANNOUNCEMENT
oi TnE 0REAT
REDUCTION OF PRICES i
bv a. pohti;r hiia.v, u. d.
. ... IMPORTANT TRUTHS:
Ilarin, sutootilid in gelling a lighter tariff ua
material, benoa tht tote and mouVaf. ehargo for
partial and foil sett of Tttth. I use tin host
manufacture of Itclh and other material. , All
operations registered and warranted to glv. sir.
riot and satialaction.
Friends, relleot that my ohargtt for tht Inser
tion of artificial and tbt taring of tba natural
ttelb art now tht utostreastinablein l'ennirlnnii.
Freservt rour teeth and yun prcserrt rour health.
Putting of tbt natural ttetM in a heiillhr, pre
lerratlr.and useful oondllion is mada a ipeeialtr.
Dtatases and inalfcirtnationa common to the Hioutbs
law and associate parts, ire treated and ourrectcd
with fair luooets. fiamlnatloni and consulta
tions mr.t.
It would nt wtll for patients from distanct to
lot mi know br mail a few dajla bufurt oomiug
lo th. ofiict.
It it rerr Important that children between th.
aget of lii and twulrt Jean ihould hart their
teeth txamintd.
Anioaihetioi art adminiaterod and Teeth rtx
morod without pain.
Dispositions and character ar. Judgtd br all
tha world by tht expressiont of tbt faoe, heno.
bow rerr disastrous mar it therefor, bt for per.
sons to indulgoan txpression of distorted features,
trtn apart from a hjgienit rlew. Now, to enjoy
natural (not artificial) eouifortt arid nleasurea,
rospoct and ober natural simplicities and inatinct.
S. PORTKK RIIAW, U. V. 8.
Ofne. in Vtw Masonio Building, Second street,
Clearntld. Pa. marlt'7a
DENTAL CARD;
pr. a. ii. mtis ,
Would iay to Ms da., en Li tnd th pub
tio (jeiiL-rilly, thnt, baring diiiolved partucrihip
with Dr. Kb aw, ha It now doing th ntlr work
of hit offloe hiraMlf, o that patieaU nd not fear
twing pat nndor tb baod ot any oilier oporaior
Clcarflold, March 20, 1872-pds.Otiioti71
J. M. STEWART, D. D. S.,
w Office over Irwlo'a Drug Store,
U3J , CURWEXSVILLE. PA.
All dental operation!, either in the mechanical
or operative branch, promptly attended to aad
satisfaction guaranteed. .Special attention paid
to the treatment of disease of .the natural teeth,
gums and mouth. Irregularity of the teeth sue
ceiifully eorrctl. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use of Ether, and artificial teeth inserted
of the host material and warranted to render sat
iifViinn. april2rV71:1y
I i. 3
rjMIE MITCHELL WAGON
F0U
Farm, Freight and Plantation Ub6
I'Dirertallj known ai the
ORIGINAL RACIXK WA00N.'
Made by experienced workmen out of il good
material as money oan buy. We do not claim to
build tbe lowest priced Wagons, but our aim if to
build a well proportioned wagon In all its parts,
and excel in durability and liht draft. For the,
past quarter of a century the Mitchell Wagon has
succrnsfully luaintainird the reputftttOD of being
the be L wagon in use. The rapidly increasing
demand for (be in proves their superiority overall
uthrr wagons.
Mitchrll, Lewis A Co., Manufacturer, Kaciney
Wisconsin, For sale by
THOS. RKILY,
Aug. 6, 1673. . Clearfield, Pa.
TVEW LIME KILN r .
NEAR CURWENSVILLE.
Th undersigned would reepoctfullr notify all
tenon i interested that be has just erected a new
ime Kiln, in Pike township, ani will keep on
band ft first clan quality of Gray Lime, which
will be furnished to farmers, builder and other
at I.S cents per bushel, each, at tbe kiln,
I OAT The subsorihflr lot.hu Pucltro-boofe
J on Thursday, Aajrust 2Sth, on publie rosd
IcMiling from Ansonvilie to Hegerty's X Roads.
The Pockit-bwk is a black one, and contained
rt7,n in bills, an f.lluws: Three $20 bills: one
$i bill ; ono 12 bill, and two 25 cent pieces. AU
so, oue fromissory Aote, drawn to my order, or
Forty -Aft dollars, signed by Joseph AmeM a
oredit on said note for $20, paid by John With
erow. The note was due io April, 1873. A lib
eral reward will be paid to the finder by leaving
tbe same with me or at Johnston's Hi ore, at An
sonvilie. HKMiY WiTUKUuWaj
Pept , 1 87S-JH. -
IOR fcAI.R. The undersigned otTera for
side a valunhle town pmprty in tbe borough
of Clearfi'-fd. Lot Sfixlfi feet, with a good two
story plank house thereon erected, with three'
rooms down stain and four bed rooms np stair.
Also, sewing room and bath room on twoantt' floor.
House finished complete from cellar to. attic
flood don porch and good water. Pric rev
tenable and payment easwV
2Jau273 ... WM. M. HcCULLOUQII.
durational.
cL1
LKAOTlELD ACADEMY.
MALE DtPABTMEiT,
TIIB FALL TKKM of fourteen weeks will
commence MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 8th, 1873.
Term of Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Mmtnt and Wiitteo
Art thai tio, (Jrammnr, Ueography and
History f9 09
Natural PhilnnophT, Physiology, and Sin
gle Entry Uook keeping 00
For Instructions in Double Kntry Book
keeping and Commercial Arithmetic, spo
eial terms to be arranged.
The vnderslgned having charge of tbe Mala
Department is an experienced teacher, lie is ft
graduate of Iron City Commercial College, and
ha had several years' practical experience a an
accountant.
He is prepared, on moderate terms, to give such
instructions in Penmanship and Book-keeping a
are uiually obtained only at Commercial College
or In actual btwines. k or particular respecting
tha school apply io
ftugJTtf B. M. MoEN'ALLT.
. MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARTIELD, PA.
TIIB FALL TERM of fourteen weeks, wtll
commence Monday, September tit, 1873,
terms of Tinnos.
Reading, Orthography. Writing, Object Les
sons, rrimary Arithmetic and frimary
UeoftTaphr 47 00
History, Local and descriptive Geography
with Mnp Drawing, Grammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic ..... 9 00
Alffehra and the Scianoea , M. If M
Instruction In Instrumental muaie 10 00
Oil painting, 24 lesson.,, 11 00
Wax work I 00
For full particular send for Circular.
Clearfield, Aug. 9, 1873. . 0:7:70-
The Bell's Run Woolen Factory,
Finn township, Cltarflold Co., Pa,
U V H N KP OUTI
cr or
BURNED UP!
The subucrlbers have, at great ex pens, rebuilt m
nelghlmrhood necessity, in the erection of a first
clas Woolen Manufactory, with all the modern
imprnvemfnt attanhed, and are prepared to mnka
all kinds of Cloths, Cassimores, Hatinetls, Ulan
ksls. Flannels, Ac Plenty of goods on hand to
supply all our old and ft thousand now customers
whom we ask to entne and examine our stock.
Tho business of
CARDING AND FILLING
will moire otir eperlal attention. Proper
arrangements will be made to receive and deliver
Wool, tn suit customer. All work warrant,! and
done upon the shortest notice, and by striet atten
tio to boil nets we hop to reallie ft liberal shar
of publie patronage.
IMMK POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
Wt wilt pay the hlgbet market prlee for Wool
and sell our manufactured goods an low as timilar
goods ean be bonght in the oounty, and whenever
we fail to rendnr reaaonahle satisf-ictiod w can
always ba found at horn ready to make proper
explanation, either in person or hy letter.
JAMES JOI1NHON A HONS,
pHUrttf Bower P. O.
nOUS R AND LOT FOIl SALE!
The House and Lot on the corner nf Mar
ket and fifth streets, Clearfield, Pa., is for sal.
The lot contains nearly an acre of grourd. Th
nous I ft large double frame, obtaining aint
rooms. For term and other Information J'p'j
to th SDbirribr. at th Post Office.
evii f. A.ffmm. f(t