TILE REPUBLICAN
CLEARFIELD, Vk.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Methodist Epleopl Chareh Rct. A. D.
-, putor. Publi. Horvloe every Sabbath
1 A.M., and 7 P.M.
sbbeth School el 0 A. M.
pnyor Meeting every Thursday, at TJ P. Mi
Communion Bervlo., first Sabbath of .very
OTih, l l A. M.
HU Andrew. I'hurfh P.ilr.opl Rt.
fltoeei Hti Publio Servieo Sunday morning
-I ii o'clock, and et T P. M. Sunday Sohnolet
I p. M.Preyor Meeting Wednesday evening
. f o'clock.
Prb)terln Church Rot. II. B.Btrri..
ibhata services morninK and evening Sab
'ssth School at I P. M. Pray.r Me.Ung W nines
dor evening.
nt. Krmucla' Church Catholic Rt. P.
J. Simiiu. Mail at 101 o'clock A. M., on th
omodJ and fourth Sundays of each month.
Lutheran Church. Rot. A.J. llAnvaoen
r-reeohing every Sabbath, morning and evening,
ibhaih School at a. m. Prayer meeting .very
Wednesday evening.
William CallMi, the proprietor of
lbs "Cello. lUuie," at Cresson, Cambria county,
fled n Monday of hut week, after a Ungcriug
Illness. m t m
Churcti Dedication, Tha now
Presbyterian oburcb, at MoCorkle'e, In Qirard
township, will be dedicated on Wednesday, Not.
lh, 1S7J. Beroral niniotere will be prceenL
The pnblle are eordlally Invited to attend.
Tyrone lias commoDCod the erection
of gee works. Water worke they bare bad for
three years pest, and the editor of the Hernld
ssys they could not get along without them, eince
Ike people bare ascertained bow nice the thing
worke. ' m t' m ' '
Notice to Trespasskrs. Tbo Shor-
ilf, by a proclamation found elsewhere in thie is?
tue, in accordance with the Act of Assembly, gives
duo notice to tboie Tiolating the Oih law, and
that the penalties of the law will be enforced
against them if they persist In erootiog tbulr nui
laaoei in the river.
Court. An error wua inn do last
week in itattng that the first week of court com
menced on the. 10th of Xoveiauer. Court com
mencee on Monday, November 3d, and will con
tinue three weeks, being the flrit, second and
third Monday's. The first week Is an adjourned
court, the regular term commcnclneon tkeserond
Monday..
Tho Sabbath Subool of tbo Clear.
Odd M. E. Church will hold, In said church, on
Saturday evening, November 1st, lKTJ, at seven
o'clock, P. M.f an annivoraary or jubilee meeting.
Addressee may be expeoted from Revs. Bishop
Bowman and C. C. MoCabe j also, sinking by Hev
'Jhaplain C. C. McCabo and the school. Tha pub
lie are cordially invited to attend.
1). W. McClRDY, Bup't.
Corrected. In examining the re
turns, after the board of return judgee bad ad
journed, we noticed that there was a mistake of
60 in Dr. Boycr'a Tote in Boggs, and a similar
error of S Totes for Dr. Potter in CurweneTllle.
The vote of the former was put down at 30, when
the official pipers show that it was 70, while Dr.
Potter's rote in CurwensrUle was 128 instead of
490, making the majority of the latter 100 instead
of ISO.
e i
Caixm Off. The I'hiliDsburff Jour
nl,of the 18th Inst., In alluding le the death of
an old resident of Decatur townsblp, says : Death
has stricken an old resident of this vicinity in the
person of Airs. Elijah Reese, a lady nearly seven
ty years of age and a resident of the vicinity for
over forty years. She emigrated from England
to this plaoe at an early day and has always re
sided Us the neighborhood. She died on Tuesday,
the funeral taking plaoe on Wednesday.
List of letter remaining unclaimed
in the Postoffice at Clearfield, for the week ending
Oetober 20tb, 13731
Alsop, Aubrey Ilarigan, Thomas
Ilriea, Minnie Hoover, Frank D,
Baker, Samuel lluddlesstoo, Robert
Curtis, E. II. Johnson, John
Crawford, Charlie Jauson, Salomau
Cowdon, John A. Miller, John U.
Daily, William, Heed, Robert
Dimn, George Sherwood, Charles
Uilli.py, William t-eylce, Payloa
Usy, Lucy Ipdegraf, 8. C. (1)
P. A. OAl'LIX, P M.
Still Railroadino. A correspond
ent at ACrysvllle, Doggs township, luforms as
that an enthusiastic railroad meeting was held in
that plaoe one night last week. Speeches were
made and a committee appointed to solicit sub-
scrlptions toward the building of a railroad from
Kylertown, down Morgan's Run and op Little
Clearfield Creek, thence to the great West. We
want those Clearfield cracker's to understand that
-that read is coming this way, acoording te prom
ise, and if they cheat as out of It they will got
themselves Into a sorspe. Howerer, ws presume,
"the longest pole will knock the persimmons.
i
IIk-elected. Hon. A. II. lill, of
Lewlsburg, a brother of Hev. Wm. II. Dill, of this
place, has been re elected to the State Senate from
tueetrong Republican district of Nerthumberlend,
Union, Snyder and Perry. He has served one
year la the Moose and throe in the Senate, always
representing a. strong Republican constituency,
but his skirts have been so clear, bis bands so
eleen, and Me fidelity to his people such as to te
cure bim the great personal triumph. Forney's
free almost rejoieea at his return to the Senate
from the fact, we presume, that he slaughtered
Cameron's Wagonecller, whe was alio the nun
cendidate.
Death' Doinob. Tbo "king of
terrors" has age.u Invaded the Cre.ue ot one oi
our older! and must respected friends. On Octo
ber 0th, 1873, tbere aspired, at her bone in Law
rrnoe township, Esther, wife of Abraham Ogden,
aged 00 years, t months and 10 days, llcr hue-
bat!, two sons and four daughters eurvive her.
The deceased was a daughter of John Kline, one
-of the first settlers of Bradford township, as ber
husband Is a son of one of the first settlers In the
-county. The parents of both were well known to
the present generation of grand fathers, and per
bspa some of the middle aged. Tha families on
both sides are largely ewnnceted In our county
and are in fact representative families. "Peace
to her ashes.'
m e .
Assistant Ahs.8hora. Below will
e found an essoin! list of the persons elected As
sistant Assessors, In the several boroughs and
townships ef -this county, at the late election!
Reeearia Abraham Nevllng, Joha W. Wright.
Bell-Url rS.ad.rlie, David Bell.
Bloom John t leery, Charles M. Oof.
H"fr- Wia. Haieil. Uriah I.. Is.
Br4rord John II. Klewart, tills Pearce.
Brady !,. II. Wingers, Christian Korb.
Bumiide John Hundcrlia, John Mehnfley,
Chest Joseph II. Bretb, Beery H. Kurd.
Covington Lawrence Hood, John Picard.
Clearfield W m. W. Bells, John 11. A'lsmi.
t'arwcnsville Henry Kerns, Joseph R. Irwin.
Decatur Jacob I'. Kleiner, Jacob Mock.
Periruaoaj Joha T. Straw, John P. Iluyt.
llirsrd Anderson Marry, Emil Boegeui.
Uoshesi Robert O. kw, Baiaael B. Taylor.
tlraham riamael Smeal, Henry Bvans.
(lulicn Henry Allrmaa, Wm. A. Nevllng.
llootidale Philip Uartiuan, Patrick Tanner.
Barton Wm. Weodwsrd, John Vast Brabr.nt
Jordan Peter Patterson, A. W. Yoang.
Karthans Loraws Uertline, I. C. McClosky.
Kaoi John Wit hero w, John R. Dualap.
Uwrenee John Dougherty, Richard dhew, Jr.
I.anber City Anthony Hilt, Thnte Kirk.
Morris John B. Kyler, (ieorge Hoover,
lew Washington J. R. MoMurray, John Orr.
Oneola Jamee P. Hale, Thomas R. Bland.
Pean Jemeo McKenwn, David W. lloyt.
'ike V. 8, Blooia, Urban W. McNaaU
Ceion Henry Whitehead, t). I. Ilnllrpeter.
Woodward II. II. B stOUitlDstOe ol. llvn'i'TaHoBe
'illewioi Jtnn J!, farter, T. M. lllt.
'rtooll7l we know all ot Ikeit genUtaini mi 4
fcfo then to bm rvprMDtUr n-a l tbtr re-'
Mtlt. eommanltiff, and If tkrjr Mpport the
nnti.R AtMion In thirorknuittrlaf abuttl,
M i-wvl Mifirnrvt vf tbt pr"-trl is vf eou7
Premiums Awarded Tha foiirtw.
1d( ll a Hit of tht premium- awarded at tb Uto
Fair. Tbj will bo paid, upon application, at
any timt prior to tht flrvt tf pecambar next af-
tar wliich all unpaid pramtuwi will btoomidcifft
donatloni to tho loolety t
W. L. Rifbl, ono cow $
John Mol'htjraon, milch now a Hi)
A. V. C. Kt'ienomui, uiltcb caw. 0 oo
Sainuvl Fulton, ptin oalrei on
ru. nniu, iiaiuon lit 00
M marc and oolt jo 00
M. F. Wallaoo, draught tvan 6 10
R. Shaw. Jr., family bono. J o
K. F. Shaw, bona nn
0. R. Peteu, walking horoo Diploma
0. R. Fullortoa, buck j ou
Jamai Carnoi, pig nnder 8 month 1 00
Aihley Thorn, T obiokeni. 1 50
J. Mel'honon, 0 tnrkoyi J oil
n. r. mouieiian. rabbiti Diploma
A. Pntncar, ditching marhin. 15 00
O. W. Kbodto A Co., funning mill Diploma
" " throihor Diploma
R. P. TbonitiMn. otumn maahina & nn
J. Bwan. Kirby mower Diploma
M.U. lirowo, Woodi mowr. Diploma
H. F. Digler A Co., plow Diploma
(Jolich A Jack ton, bee blvo I 0u
O. B. Norrfi, acre wheat Diploma
llenry M.ad. 2 aoroi wheat 14 00
" bunhel rvo a on
J. Conktln. huthel potalooi 1 00
i. liroe-ler, buibel wbeat I 00
N. Moore, half bushnl timothy Hfd., S 00
J. Uulich, bunob of oorn Diploma
Mrs. K. Uuliah, proaerrod eantelope, dip A 60
Henrietta Irwin, loaf bread Jn
Mri. D. Dreidler, bultcrw S to
Mrs. D. Dreislor, ehecse 1 00
Mre. Mary Morgan, firkin butter 5 00
R. Shaw, Jr., 60 lb, rya flour 1 00
R. Sbaw, Jr., AO Ibi. buckwheat fluur. 1 00
R. Shaw, Jr., ftO ht. oornmeal.H I 00
A. II. hhaw, 60 Ibi. wheat flour.. 1 00
J. L. llnrd, boa honey , , I 00
Mn. D. Drenlcr, dried beef 1 00
badie Morgan, rad orab jlly 1 00
Miu Ellle ilmwn, tidy, dip and 1 60
MiuNornh Rloom, pair ilockingi. 1 00
Mn. D. DrcMler, carpet, wool ehaio S 00
Mn. V. Drctsler, coverlet 3 00
Mrt. K. dulich, took inn ymrn 1 00
Kmma McHhda, foot mat (0
Ellen Lanibarrv, bed qui It, dip and 60
Miu Kate llarley, nacdle work, dip and.... Ml
Clara J. Kulifl, i.r.uLwork, dip aud I 00
J. I. lurl, patabwork Diploma
W, H. Luther, oil painting Diploma
W. 8. Luther, portrait painting Diploma
P. Kerpmon, arohittntural drawing Diploma
II. F. biglrr A Co., diepley edge tools S 00
It. F. lltglrr A Co., dtipUy hardward.... Diploma
M. Been, Wevd icwing machine, Diploma
M. Bren, Weed uanufaotming ataohine..Diploma
Park McrrU, ileih 4 00
Park A Merrell, buggy 4 00
Park A M err 1 1, earnuge.. 4 00
R. N. Stiaw, bu,gy Diploma
Uulich ok Jackeou, baditoad 3 00
Uulich A Jackson, waihstnnd , 1 00
Oulioh A Jarkeon, nt cbairi I 00
Uulich A Jaekion, burrau 6 00
Uulich A Jackfon, axUaiian table 3 00
S. La n berry, mt-lone, dip and,.,...M 60
J. L. llnrd, pumpkin, dip and 60
Banki llolince, beet a. 1 00
D. I' reader, pumpkins, di and 60
A. Thorn, iquaabes. ,.,. Diploma
Mri. E. Uulich, garden gourda Diploma
M. L. Uulich, celery 60
Mrs. J. Uulich hair buattol tumipi... 1 00
8. Lanberrv, cabbage, dip and. 60
Mn. M. F. Vallartt, vetU 1 60
Mrs. M. F. M'allaoa.eoat 3 00
L. Flt-gal, dtaplay bouta and ahuei 3 00
L. Klogal, diaplay trunka and aatvhela 3 00
L. F legal, diaplay robot , 1 00
i,. i-icgiti, display rurs.. ao
Mn. J. Conklin, aoap 1 00
Mr. E. Uulich, quart vintattr. 1 00
A. KHgorrs marble croaa 1 00
11. Mrad, Concord giapco I (0
N. Moore, peek pean 3 60
J. R. Bloom, quinoca 1 00
M. i'gdrn, dinilay r railed ainleeM I 00
Olive Welch, raspbnrry wiue 1 00
Oliva Welch, blackberry wine I 00
J. II. Mcl'bcraon, peck applea 1 00
M- Nichola, natural gnpeL 1 00
Mias Burt Howe, ahell fiame, dip and 6
Miaa Bert Howe, walnut-ahell frame, dip A 60
,11 m
A Pennhvlvania "Captain Jack.'
t-It may not be generally known that, in the old
Indian timet, there existed In Midtllc Pcnnaylra
nta, a veritable Cptain Jack" of great proweaa,
wboM deedi of deaperata valor at a Border ranger
and a rtckleaa "Indian lighter," made him ai
fauoua in Ai'a duy, at hit later Modoo narueaake
is in ours, ny whatever name thU singular and
myaterioui character was then called, whether
"Captain Jack," the "Black Hunter," tbo "Dlack
Rifle," or the "Wild Hunter of the Juniata," he
was a aoourgo to tho reds, and a tower of groat
strength to the whites, along the then border, from
tht Pototnao to tho Juniata.
In tbe new Historical novel called 'Old Fort
Duqueane, or Captain Jack the Scout, just pub
lished In Pittsburg, by CLarlei Mcknight, Eaq.,
editor of Ptoptn Montklg, this grim and redoubt
able warrior figures as the hero, and BradJock'a
expedition and blood j battle are the central polnta.
When tbe novel fan through the pages of the
Monthly, it garo great satisfaction for lit life
and spirit Us vivid portraiture of character
prominent at that exciting period while scouts,
red chiefs and fitmowa leaders, among whom were
Braddock and Washington.
We are in reoe.pt of this book and can assure
our readers that, without being at all what Is
kcown at "sensational, it is firs from cover to
cover, and teems with stirring foenet, desperate
struggles and daring personal adventure. At the
Instance of the Pittsburg preao this spirited His
torical Serial has been published in book form
and now makes an elegant work of over five hun
dred pages, gotten up in the latest and most ap
proved style of book craft. Solid, tinted paper,
beveled boards, numerous illustrations aud fine
English cloth oven, with beautiful dnigna in
gill on back and sldas. Over thirty pages of
carefully written historic notes har been added
to give tho work more weight and authority, and
it is believed to be historically correct.
"Old Fort Duqueane" If emphatically a Penn
sylvania book, and tha Pittsburg CknmicU says,
"is one of tbe best Indian novels overwritten,
and Is bound to meet with a wide and welcome
reeeption. 'Ibo descriptive paMagcs are xeW
ingig well written." The book is sold only by
agents at $2 60, and book en any It lo an boneat
work at tbe price. Ladies or gentlemen who de
jlra a quick-soiling book, that every Pennsylva
nia! will be anxious to read, ahould write at onee
to Piapfa Mitmtklg, Pittsburg, and procure terms.
Sample copy sent, postage paid, fur onljr $2.00.
Sptclaln.
Read leeal of Dale 4 Co., in this wluma.
Vai.vaL Hncairr. Krerybody should have
their olotnine; marked. The undrreigoed has pro
cured a receipt fur making ludellui. Ink that Is
ooniiJered the Best now in use, and which casts
hut a trifling to buy the ingredients. Any tierson
wishing one of these rcoeipte can get it by en.
closing filly eents to the undersigned, or hy call
ing at this oftee. JAMES U. kKEIDKlt,
tf. tlearOclJ, Pa.
Dale A Co. have just opened a eouplete stock
of Dry Uooda, tients' Fnruishiog Ouods, Grocer
ies, Tobsoe. and Cigars, at their new store, in
Woodland, where tbey will be pleased to have all
call and examine their goods. Tbey feel confi
dent tbey ean sell as good goods, and at as fair
rates, as they ean be obteined In tbe county, and
would renieetfully ark a sbsre of patronage.
DA LB CO.
Woodland, 0t. , I87S-1I.
A Cian. Min McAMno, teacher of Musle,
Painting, Crayon and Drawing. Koom at Ike
Academy. aug27
Bird Cages large assortment at II. P. Blg
ler A Co.'e.
Wood and Willow Ware of all descriptions for
sale by H. t. Bigler A Co.
Montonr Klete Paints, for painting houses In
side and outside Cottages, Vena Building., Ac.
Beantifut, dureMe and economical. Uruund in
pure Linseed Oil.
snyj'7 II. P. Biouaa A Co.
flaveTiuie! Pave Labor! Have Money ! fave
Clothes ! The ' Novelty Wringer " is the best la
tb. market. Buy it) try it.
Por sal. by 11. P. BloLa k Co.
A full line of llooseneld Uoods, Jspanned Wan,
A.., for sal. by H. P. Bigler A C.
R. K. Wheelbarrows, Baby Carriages, Toy E-
press Wagons and Wheelbarrows, at
PalnU, Oils and Varnishes for sal by II. P.
Bigler A Co.
If. P. Dirlsr A Co. hare been making cvtenslve
additions to their stock of Hardware the last few
days. Krerything new In Hhelf Hardware, R.d
dlers' Hardware. Farmers' Hardware, Builders'
Hardware, and Hardware of all kieda be seen
at their store. May XI.
Aim. Keventy-lve dosen Clearleld Wood-
esHipiMirs A lee at
Vfi:7J. r. DiuiibA vo s.
st.w.. Iiiitn's Cross-eti Maw. Ureal American
Pew, B'ivnten'1 Lightning Hew, at
. a I M. P. Biei.il A Ce'i.
NEURALGIA, BltK HEADACHt, NEHVOUSNE0I,
Dr. Upiss' Neurelgle Bemedy Is t.nnuf the great
est blrsiions ever bee towed upon lull, ring human
ity. It Inn been enrefull) and p.itic uti tried In
a great ntimiior or oa.es, and has a ner jnitcd in a
i i-gle instanne to ef.,icl a curs. It contains no
iiijuruus sub-'.nc(!s,beinaprepred eutlrely Irom
eureluliy soieotcil rualonsl.. .ahr does It uei
...u-.uib iiuw in w.e, o.T l-itlllllg me
nerves, .nit tin,, ul,ln.nnl. ..t... k...
will not quickly nnd suiely. All who are sulTorrrs
r-..n. .li. ...II Hi - 1 .11 .
..u. min uikhwi wm unit iniS an lUiaillblO
remedy and being anxious that It shall oommend
ItiMir In lh. i.iik.llA r ...f , r..-.i
. - .hv..w luiiaiu iiuih lunuor re
merks. If used aooordiag lo direotions, a euro
" n"iovw io everv eaw. I'riee isi.iirie ,,Mr
IwiiiIm. Vnn. ..(..- ...i . .1.. eae r"
Kato'a Nawaonaa, Chemist, Philadelphia, Pa.
For sale by all druggists and dealers in Clear
Held county. scplO-Sn.
Calcined Plaster for sale by II. F. Bigler A Co.
nKCAPITl'LATIOU.
Bird Cages.
Wood aud Willow Ware.
Household (loads.
All kinds of Hardware.
Japanned Ware.
PalnU, Oils, Varnishes.
Caloined Plaster.
Wagon and Carriage Makers' supplies.
All of the above for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware Store of 11. F. Bigler A Co., Beoond street,
Clearleld, Pa. at
Basn This ! Persons wbooontemtilate bulldinr
will da well lo call and examine our stock of
HI ll.DINO MATERIALS. We have In stock a
full line of Builders' Hardware, Nells, Paints,
Oils, Ulass, Putty, Calcined Plaster, Au.
mj.'a ,3 iLK.Biot.tn A Co.
CUT THIS OUT.
It Slay Wave Vour.l.lfo.
There Is no person living but what suffers more
or less with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds or Con
sumption, yet some would die rather than pay 7
eents for a bottle of inedioino .that would our.
them. Dr. A. Bosohee's Herman Syrup has late
ly been introduoed io thie country from Ueriaany,
and its wondrous cures astonishes svery one that
try It. If you doubt what we eay in print, out
this out and take it to your Druggist, C. D. Wat-
son, and gel a sample bottle tree or charge, or a
regular site for li oeuts. U. 0. UltKKX,
20aug7.1y Woodbury, N. J.
Notice to W-aaon !n Cariuagi Mai ins. -We
have just received a general asaortment of Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also a full line of Springs
and Axles, wuicn we onor cheap ror oasn.
H. K. II .OLE a A Co.
pAitfT-a amd PAiMTRns' FsNdisgb. Our stock
of Paints and Painters' Materials is oouinlele, in
cluding .1. T. Lewis' Pure White Lead. John Lu
cas A Go's Pura While Lead, P. K. k Cu's Hu.-k
Lead, and a number of ohenuer brands of White
Lead; also, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Yarnieheaof
11 kinds, a full line of IJrunhcs, aod a full line of
colors, dry and in Oil.
mv23'73
II. F. Diglkr 4 Co.
To thb CmxKMa of PtnifTieVAsiA. Votir at.
tentiftn is reprciful!y invited to ibe .net (b a tbe
National Panks are now prep j red lo rrreifc ui
KTipllons to the Cajiital Slock of Ihe Ccn'ennil
Hoard or PioRnce. Tbe lunds rrnMed iroin ibli
aure are to In) employed m (he errc: ion of Ihe
buitdin for tho ititfriijlmn.il l-'bibi.ion, and
Ihe expenses tonnee'ed wi:b ibe .ime. It i coq
fideully expected I bat ihe Key :oor Stale wilt be
represented by ihe o.imc of eery citizen a'ire lo
natrioiio coinfemor;i.ion of ibe one buml ed-h
birlh-'by of ibe n it ion. The hrt't of lo -k are
offered fir tlO each, and uli'rnh"r will receive
a handfoinely "teel engraved Cerlilicite oftiUtrk
suitable for fnimiag and pre. f nation as a na
tional memorial.
Interest at tbe r-iie of six per eent. per anaum
win d paid on ail payment-' of ou'enaial block
from ilutv of piivnuM to Januarv I. lTA.
Hubcrilera who are not ne.ir a National Bank
can remit a che k op po,ifuffic order ts the un
dersirned. PKKOK. FKALKY, Troaanrcr,
aun:'0 V04 Waluut St., Philadelphia
tarriia.
On October 111th, 173, at the bouse of the
bride's parents, by Hev. E. Maxgks, Mr. JKK1
Ml A II -M. DltK.-SI.KH, of Union township, to
UKLlMjA J. frJILtK, or Braily township.
On October 10th. W.I, bv Rev. W. M. Bvnr
rim.n, Mr. IIK.NUV C. PF.ATII, of Curwenerille,
to Mi J ILIA Ji.lll NMON', ol Bloom township.
Slffl.
On October lith, ISM, in Morris township,
CATIIAKl.Nr., daughter ot Jicoa and r.l.il
arvsi Mar, aged I'l years, 4 months and 4 days.
On Octnher th, 1X7:1, in Pike township, SA
RAH SMITH, in her 841b year.
On October IMh, 1873, in Boggs township, Mrs.
MARY ANN ltl.KSK, aged Oil years, 7 months.
On October ISth, 1873, in Clearfield, EDITH
A., daughter of L. R. aod 8ian A. Meaait-t,
eged about 8 years. '
tcw giavtrtiisfmfnts.
LIT OF JURn4-DRAWN FOR NOV.
Term, eomroencing Mondsy, the 3d t
SinsT W'UKK.
J. Ilalnes ... Woodward Thomas Korrts Pike
James Irwin. .. Clearfield! F. K. Arnold Brady
A. Bloom. .. Curwenerille Thorns L'raos Chest
Joshua Keltwelt...Cbe.l A. M. Uill Bradford
Jonn Hrama. Brady iS. Ilsgrty Becearia
J. W. Hunts. Brady I N. lluhel Lawrenee
John S. Runk...Deealur'T. Kol)ius.... lear6ild
A. M. Spencer 1'en nil.. Byers.... BurntiuC
W. Woolridge..Bradford! James James lt"ggs
C. Frederick Uulich; John 8tone Uozgs
S. II. llindman, Becearia. John Henry.. ..Ferguson
Wm. Morgan..C)earfieM
T. MawrerR... Covington
H. 8. Irwin-... Lawrence
J J Roraheugh,Burntde
James llaleyH Knox
B. knepp. Bradford
Wm. A. Bloom Pike
A. M. Aughenbaugh,
Lawrence
3. Pineal Urnham
J.M.Mitchrll..Clearne!d
Abr. Hoover Oraham
A. Hpanogle-. Morris
. U. .M.ines.. Bradford
PaU Curley, Urakam
rpftlAI, 1.1)4 r NOV. TKRM commencing
X Monday, the Sd :
risvr tin,
A. C. Tate, et al. vs. Wm. T. Ppaekman.
W. Armstrong, Assignee vs. L. M. Lnmadue.
Wm. Albert, et al vs. Joseph Hosier, el al.
James Forrest.. vs. K. A. Irvin, el al.
Benjamin DeBeck vs. A. 0. Finuey.
George Haseom vs. Richard Arthurs.
Peter Hworts vs. Jacob Moek, el al.
Joseph Best M..- vs. Wm. Alticrt, et al.
Andrew Pents. vs. Wra. Corley, et al.
Martin I,. Fleek vs. Wm. Wise.
Uwrg. M. Brlsbin vs. Chss. R. Maoombor.
K needier, Peterson A Co. vs. O. 8. Perry, et al.
Lewis J. Kurd- vs. Trrah Baker.
B. C. Bishel, et al vs. H. Raxmore, at al.
James Hearty vs. Samuel SliofT.
B. F. Coles, et al- vs.DIUL.Sloughton.ctal
Iaee N liainey vs.Christisn Bennetu
Kdward W. Parker vs. Wm. Wagoner.et al
Charles L. Fine vs. tleo. W. Caldwell.
Mary A. Dale, et al vs. A. 11 Shaw.
Rebecca J.McC'illy,ctal. vs. Wm. (lilligsn, etal.
Abraham (loss, Br vs. II. II. Kej.harU
James M. Whiteside vs. Peter Mrkee.
Joseph Potter. vs. Jacob Mock.
A. II. Long A Sons vs. Osceola P. C.
Uulich Tp. School Diss., vs. Wm. Luther.
U. Asheufeltrr, Adrn'r... vs. IV in. C. Smith, et al.
Orerseers af Huston Tp. vs. H. Cs'"e, at al.
Kliji.li Ashenfelter vs. Wm. Corley, et al.
Josrph Bes'.- vs Wm. Albert, et al.
gf EVEXSON & C6T8
EXCELSIOR BAKERY,
HAKKKt STREET, CLEARFIELD, PA.
Having reoentlr ntted up a new Bakery, and
procured the services of a trst class B.kor, we
are prepared to furnish
FRESH BREAD,
ROLLS, CAKES, &C,
everv day. We will deliver Bread, Itolj, takes
ef all kinds, fre.b every morning, at tbe doors of
our customers, if desired. We respectfully so
licit a share of publie pslronsgs, and feel sure
thst we east give entire satisfaction.
We also keep nn hand a choice assertment of
CANDIES, NUTS, ORAKUBS, LEMONS, TO.
BACt'O, t'HIAKH, Ae.
Fresh FBI ITS and VRijKTABLKfl recelr.d
dnilv and "old at reasonable prices.
i'.-rsh 'O H I KUS, In sesson,byH.eeaaerqnaH.
li K CHKAM always on hand.
(live n a call. We strive to pleas.
Aug. , IS7-tf. STEVEkSUN A CO.
Tbe eldest and most reliable institution for ob
taining Meroaalile Bdueation. For Cirealars
writ, to P. Dl'FF A SONS.
octlo-4t' Pittsburgh, Pa.
( A L'TIO Jl. All persons are hereby petitioned
J not to meddle wilu the following property i
a ..f htw,k borsM. doable est of harness.
one two-bora, wagon and one log sled, now ia tbe
possession ef Joseph M. Lucas, as the said prop,
erty belongs te me and Is left with him only on
loan, subject to my ruer. ,
M&tfOVjfaU
REIZENSTEIN & BERLINER,
. wholesale dealers la '
GEMS' FCRMSniXG GOODS,
II... reiaovwl t. M7 Cbareh atreet, between
i'reaUia aid Wk,u sis , N.w York. IvSI ri
$lftrkft5.
Cloarfield Markets. '
Coneotodw.i kly by Ptinann Mossi, Wholesale
anu hetuil Dealei in Dry Uoo.ls, llrucerler, Pro
visions, Ac, .Market street, f'i.arnrld, Pa.
Oi.aartal.n,,Pi October 21, 187S.
Applet. green, 03 aO-Ilogs, drossed.77.,
DrM, ft V 10 II ido, green
Apple buttor.gal, 76 Hams tlilf.r) ly
Uu'ter.. vu(oj Hj Shotililen utifd) 13)
Beun $1 7.(gi I M Side 0ll(m V2i
Buehwheat 1 Us l.srd IjIo)
Buckwheat dour lb, t Me.s poik, ubl.,20 oo
b.ei,'di9.J:.':....,v easswt, gn
Beef, fresh 7 lOOnlon. I to
Boards, M II 0( 14 00 Poialoe OOfiJ 74
Corn, shelled.- I 00 Pcae! e., dried, lb io
Corn, ear 0U(.$ s0 1'la.ter, V bbl I to
Corn meal, j sack, 1 311 Itye , 1 o
Chop, ewll Uoy 2 tp Bags, lb J
Cloverseed. 00 Salt, y ,ck.Ijtl(( I to
Cheese. Ill Shingle.,ltt in.4(i5 00
Clierriee, lb. 10f,lj III Sblnglei,!ln Inl0(u Id 00
Chickens, drsd, lb, 21) Timolliy teed 6 00
Kgg li Tallow 12)
Flaiseed 1 00 Wheat 1 75
Flour 8 SOfrj II 00 Wool 40
Hay 00 (10(12 00 Wood, ft oor.l...... t 40
leiiiitylvmiInIlaIlroad
TYRONE k CLEARFIELD BRANCH,
ON and after Monday, MAT idth, 1873, the
Passenger Trains will run dally (sieept Sun.
days) between Tyrone and Clearfield, as (ullowe
CLEARFIELD MAIL. '
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield 1.40, p. n
Philipsburg 4.36, "
Osceola 4.60,
Tyrone 11.00, "
Tyrone (.,..
Osoeola-....10.3i, "
Philipsbur.10.60, "
Clcarlleld 11.46, '
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH. LEAVE NORTH.
Clearll.ld 6.40 a. n.
Philipsburg.. 0 .16
Osceola- O.iO '
Intersection.. 7.48 '
Tyrone 8.00 '
Tyrone 7.00 p. a,
Intersection.. .T.I1
O.reola 8.10 "
Philipsburg ...8.16 "
Clearfield, ar...(.i0
FARE FUOM CLEARFIELD, TO
Rellefonte, Pa 3 OS I Middletown $J 10
Lock Haven 2 70 Marietta- 610
Willlamiporl. 00 Lancaster .- (6
llunting.lun I tiO. PHILADELPHIA 7 Hi
Lewistown- 100 Altoona 186
Maiysville 4 60 Johmitown ISO
UARBISBUHli... 4 7IPITTSBURU 616
Close connections made by all trains at Tyrtne
and Lock Haven,
CJKOKQH C. WILRIXH,
my 17 -If.
Supcrintendi'ii.
A rriiOVED SCHOOL BOOK3.
1 a
The attention of Boards of Education. Simeiin.
tendeats aud Teachers la iaviud to the following
APPROVED SCHOOL UOOKS,
0
PIBLISUED BV
E. H. BUTLER L CO.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.,
All)
UNANIMOUSLY ADOPTED
BY TI1E
CONVENTION' OF DIRECTORS,
HELD AT CLEARFIELD, JUNE 3, 1813,
For the un of Publio Schools of Clearfield Co.
Also, by tbe
STATE HOARD OF EDUCATION
for all the I'abtic Schools in the Htata of Vermont
by tb Hoards of Education of
New York City.
Philadelphia,
Lancaster.
Kca'linff.
lluiitinf dot,,
Hollidaysburg,
and many other prominent towns and eilies.
MITCHELL'S NEW GEOGRAPHIES!,
Tbe Standard Scries of America.
ALWAYS UP WITH TUE TIMES
aETiiL rairnst
Mitchell's First LetMins In tleos;raphy ., 0
Mitchell's New Primary Meofrrtipbv, 4 to Hit
Milt-hell's New Intermediate terraphy,4to 1 80
MlfcheH's New Krhool tlaflgraphy 4 Atlas, t &0
Mifcbfirs Wew rnjratcal UeujrraibyM M 1
Mitchell's New Outline Maps wad Key. small
erica, on roller, nrt. (..10 00
Mitchell's New Outline Maps and Key, larjrft
series, on rollers, net 20 00
THE NEW AMERICA
READERS AND SPELLERS,
Tht latest and Handaomeit Scrietf.
TIIJ2 BEST AND CHEAPEST SERIES
New American First Ren dor.
New American Second Keiulvr,
New American Third Reader,
New American Fourth Reader,
8 A ROB XT ...2(1
...0
A!D ...60
...M
New American Filib Reador,
Mir ...00
iVew American Trimary .speller
New Ancrkiin Pryoouucinj Hpcllor.,
NEW rURLI'JATIONS.
The New American Etjmotogv 00
Oford Junior Kprike" T
Oxford Senior Ppc.il.er 1 60
Copies can be obtained upon lb most liWral
terms for introduction, by application to tbt pub
lishers, or to
D. W. PROCTOR, Aent,
iluntiugiloo. Pa.
jrCorrerpondcnca with Teacbera and I'ireot
ora cordially invited. stpll(i-3n
t. m7robTnsiT& coT
Dealeri In
Harness, Saddles and Bridles,
ELANKETS, UK US II ES,
Fly JJcU, CoIIum, Vbip, &c.
A !;. stoek of T110TTINO OOODS of all
de erifilion.. ALo, a large stook of UAKNE.SS
IKI.MMlNtiS.
J-Uciiiiring promjitly attendee to.
Bbop on Market street, Uraham's B iw, in shop
formerly occupied by Jatncs Alcaalidcr.
Clesrfi.'d, Pa, Jim. 2i, IS7J.
J OOK AND head:
SlDDLE&IimESS Mkl(i!
JOHN C. HAEWICK,
Market St., CLEARKJ ELD, Pa.,
Is Ibe man lo go lo If roe want a set of new
II A 1 V t:J4 n. .. SiArilll.K.opankthin. .1.
In Ibjt I'ee. He terns oal a good work as is
dooo in an, iion ia l unnnyiraaiA, end bis prices
are rery fo ouiible.
Loo .unnr on li.inu a lull noe ot
TCOTTIXG (.OODS.
tti sass T Al : in R',.l,lfs. Ouirfcr nil Khia Roof f.
Tropins; IloMt1'. Wbpf, I ne Dra:LirasoU 'olt.
ae. a bae a. o'lmeoi oi ioi, no m .orw,
L nH I.InLn. t. liuff'i. ttfilm). Ae. la.. keDt in
cm on, la fan anyibinf that hor.meu .and in
aren 01 m always rioit.
All of vrbisb will b sold at wbulesalt or raUil
at ihe ve-y u're-i rues,
Fp-iiug promp ty aUandeu to. All work
?uar.tofeed. shop ia room foiui'riv e.ourle-il ax
,TtUEAP GAOCKKIES!
J Ll'MRER CUT, PA.
Tha nndsrstjrnrd an n on noes to his old frlen-l
and patrons that ha has opened a stood Una of
Al 11 Al i I'll 1 17 a A DlinVUtflVsl ska aIJ m -mA
of Kirk A 8tenwr, for wbieh he solialts a Ifhorat
patron as;. 11. vr, DrB.MJt.n.
iiimocr I'lty, ra.. naren zu-u.
B
OOT AND SHOE MAKING.
JOSEPH II. fiEERINtl, oe Market street. In
Shaw's Row, Clearfield, Pa., has Just reoei.ed
fine lot ef Frrnek Calf tklaa and Kips, the
best In the seerket, and Is now prepared t. seen,
nlaet.re ererylhinf la his line. 11 will war
rant bla work la bs as represented.
1 1 The eltlsene ef Clearfield and .lelnlty are
r.speetfuliy In.lud te (ire kiss a nil.
Work done at short notice. Ht'T.ly
WILLIAM M. IIENKY, Juhtit
or rna Paten ingraiTia,LlMllKR
CITV. CoUeotiime saade and ssoa.r nrossnlly
paid ever. Artieles .f af reem.nt and deeds of
een.eyani-e aa.ll; eieeatrd and warranted er
reel ar w eheere. J.' "
1873. I - 1873.
FALL AND WINTER !
I)iVfiS5"" GOODS,
In great rarlely anil all Ike newsl shades.
'-'FLANNELS,
.WATEHPBOOP,
CASSIMERES,
SHAWLS,
J COATINGS,
FUJtS,
CA11TETS,
AT
WM. HEED'S,
SM Market Street, Clearfield, Pa. IS
- Beptcmlier 1ft, 1K7.1.
JP ECONOMY 13 AN OBJECT,
BUY YOUR
C LO T II I X O,
Farnishing Goods, &o.,
AT
D. STEWART & SON'S
. CLOTHING STOltE.
Tlicy liccp a full line of
Men's, Youths' it- Boys' Clothing.
Also, I'mhrcllaa, Siitvhelln, Overalls,
Hats, Shirts, Undershirts, and
jiruwers, &o.,
Vliich they will sell at most reasonable prices.
Cull and eiatmae their goods belore puretiastng
eliewbcre. Koom in Mausioo Building.
Cleartold, Pa., October 8, 1871.
SAWS! SAWS! SAWS!
DISTAK'B CROSS CUT, MILL, DRAG AND
CIRCULAR SAWS.
Boynton's Ligbtning Cros3-cut Saw.
ALSO,
PATE21T rLUFORATEO A ELECTRIC SAWS,
For sale by
oetli.TO
It. P. Tttlll.ER A CO.
C. D. WATSON,
DEALTS IX
DRICS & PATENT MEDICIXLS,
CONFECTIONERIES,
TOYS AND YANKE8 NOTIONS,
FINK TEAS A ROASTED COFFEE,
REST BRANDS TOBACCO A KKOAFIS,
SCHOOL BOOKS A STATIONERY,
afaeunh) Building, Second Street,
drc.-TMy CLEARFIELD, PA.
I) INK, W1IIT1 A ROAN LINING SKINS
Just received and for sale by
April 30. 1- ra. H. t. Bl'lLkR A CO.
warn
We desire to call tho attention of the citizens of Clearfield county to tho fact that we
liavo opened a
MUSIC STORE IN CLEARFIELD,
Where ho intend to constantly keep on hand a full supply of
PIANOS, ORGANS AND MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
Our stock of PIANOS will consist of
saa
RAVEN & COMPANY'S PIANOS,
STELNWAY & SOW NAMES,
HAINES BROT11EKS' PIANOS.
Wc ore nrcnnrcd at all times to furnish any of the cheaper makes of Pianos to order on the most
favorablo terms as to prices nnd terms or payment.
Our stock of ORGANS will consist of tho new and popular
RYNDER ORGAN, (with Hyndcr's Kneo Ticmolo and downward Octave Coupler,)
Tho SMITH AMERICAN ORGAN CO.'S OKGANS,
MASON & HAMLIN'S ORGANS, and the
NEW HAVEN MELODEON CO.'S JUBILEE, TEMPLE and CHURCH ORGANS,
Besides these we furnish to order Organs from tiny factory desired.
Wo sell on every nlun known to tho trade, cither CHEAP FOR CASH, ON NOTES, or on the
roruLAR and easy LEASE PLAN.
On our easy terms every one can' have a good instrument, and no other investment of like
amount will tend so much to MAKE HOME HAPPY.
HO"We ehall lie glad to have . u call and see us, whether you desire to purcliaso or not.
ocU3-'72.1y IlYXWEIl' BIURIC NTOjUE.
1873. I 1873.
FALL AND WINTER!
l)rj Goods
4
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W
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WM. HEED'S,
Market Street, ( leartlrld, Pa.
SeptemWr 15, 1873.
O. I. c.
WUEKB to buy ny DRY OOOD8, GRO
earias. juenswara, Oliutpware, Drags and
Notions, Confffltioucrits, Ac, cheap for cah.
Tb aabfccriher hea Irava to inforoi bis old aud
new cu.Lornera tbat ha has opcotd
A VARIETY BTORB
IX tlLEN DOIfi, PA.
And will s11 goods at prices to suit tha titnas. A
liberal reduction will he niada to eutlotoors buy
ins; at wholesale.
Call and eianina ny stock hefore jiurehasinf
Wwber. A lihcral share orpoblie patronage is
Ml .cited.
C. J. KKAOY.
G Icq Hope, P., Jane 14, 1871-
M. R. MORGAN,
CLEARFIELD, PA. Agent forth.
ATWCOD PLOWS.
Farmers In need of Plows will do wtll to call
at ny form In Lavrenee township, and examine
tha improved At wood right and left banded and
side bill Plows, wbieh 1 am telling vary cheap for
cash. api.fv-An
Iilvery Stable.
TTIR undersigned befs leave to inforoi the pub
lio tbat be ia now fully prepared to accommo
date all in the way of furniibinjc Horses, l!ug glee,
Saddles and Harness, on tbe shortest notiee and
on reasonable terms. Residence on Locust street,
between intra and ronrtn.
1K. W. QEARUART.
Clearfield, April 11, 167.
II.
F. 13IGLER 4 CO.
hare for sal.
CARRIAGE & WAGM UOODS,
SHAFTS AND POLES,
HUBS, SPOKES, FELLOES, 4c.
Carrtaire and Waron Makers shonld snshe a
note ef this sad eali and examine them. Tbsy
will be (old at fair prices. soay22 71
G
UXSMITIIING.
G. W. WOLFE,
PRACTICAL GUNSMITH.
Rbon on Third street, over Ri lev's blacksmith
ibop, CLKAKFIELD, PA.
All kinds or Kiflea and Boot uonioaband.
Repairing dune In a firatotase manner anl at fulr
pneca. S:2a il
MARKET STREET,
J 1 K A It F I K LD, 1EaN'A.
pilUtwij and efauru Goods.
1873.
1873.
FAIL AND WINTER I
ULt at .
FOR TOUR
I, ADIEU HATS aud UONNKTU,
as h. has tb beat and oheapest la the eountry.
ALSO,
COLLAHM and.CUFFS,
TIES aud HCARFS,
mntm and NuniAM,
HMHIERY aud CLOVIiH,
UXDERWEAR of all kluda.
COKHET8 and HOUPHKIRTfl,
A.C, Vc, eVc
AT
WM. REED'S,
Market Street, th-arlield. Pa.
tirpteniber 15, 1873.
It
KAD THIS!
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT 1
The attsntlon of the eltisens of Clearfield and
vicinity is directed to Ibe Tact that Uoodfellow A
Son are tbe agents of M. Nieee A Co., and bar.
just reoelred a nail ooseo car loaos 01 r lour ...
Feed, which tbey oner at us lowest possioie fig
ures. A large stock of
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, CHOP,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, BRAN,
Potatoes, Shelled Corn, Corn In ear, Ac, Ae.
Particular attention Is eel led to M. Nieee A
Co.'s brand of Family Flour, which ia the best in
the market.
Flour and Feed ean and will be sold cheaper
thaa it can be obtained rliewh.re ia Clearneld
count T-
tr8tore on Market street, nezt door I. Hon.
Alexander Inrin's residence.
UOODFELLOW A SON,
jenlOtf Agents for M. Niece A Co.
OR SALE!
A large and wril-linlshed Brick Dwelling, situ
ate on ibe river bank, in tbe borough of Clear
neld, containing eleren rooms, with good cellar,
water ia the kitcb.n, and all the modern eoere.
niences. Pantries, Bath. room, Clo'hes-prewe., Ao.
Lot silly feet front aad two hundred and thirty
feet back, with a twenty foot alley on the eaat
hide. Said building, with all Ibe epportcnanres,
will be Mild cheap, with payments lo suit purcha
ser. Application can be made to the nnder
igoed, or to A. C. Tate, Eq , who will give all
nrcessry information to those who desir. to in
spect tha property.
Til OS. J. McCULLOUOH.
M-y list, IS.!. If.
Beale's Embrocation,
(LATI rowiii's,)
For all dlsaasee Incident I. Horses, Cattle, and
lluman Flash, req-!ring the ass ef aa
extsrnal appliestion.
This Kmbrocalloe was .nensiTsly used by
the 9oT.rrjm.ot daring the war.
For sal. br Hartswick A Irwin, Clearneld
Jes.pb R. Irwla, Cerw.nst ill,. Daniel flood,
seder. Lutbersbnrg. tf.
Attention, Lumbermen!
WTK are now manntelnrlng our IMPROVED
y STEEL -SOCKET DR1VINU CANT
HOOKS, eunerior to en. othir in a. We hare
also In aloe a large ouanlity of Cantbooks suita
ble for rafting purpose., which we era eelllag
fneap ror ea.n. AMun i;. asAOAoi:
Clearteld. Pa., March It, I;!.
. gttttistrK.
ANNOUNCEMENT
0t TUB OREAt
REDUCTION OF PRICES f
BY 8. POSTER MI AW, D. ft. t.
IMPORTANT TROTHS!
Uarlng succeedrd In gelling a lighter tariff ear
innteriel, bene, the few and worferel. obarge for
partial and full set. of Teeth. I nse tbe best
uiauufacture of teeth aud other material. AU
prrat ions registered and warranted to glr. s.r
rice and satisfaction.
Friends, reflect that my eheries for the Inser
tion of artiHolal and Ihe serin, of the natural
teeth are now tbe most reasonable in Pennsylvania.
Prsserre your teeth and yon preserre your kealth.
Puttine of the natural teeth In a healthv. rreV
aerratieeand useful condition Is made a specialty.'
lii.ee.es and malformations common to the montk.
lew and associate parts, are treated and corrected
with fair sueoess. Examination! and consulta
tions man.
It would be well for patients from a dlstane. !
let me know by mail a few days before Mining
t. the office.
It Is eery imr.ortant that children between tb.
ag.t of sti ano) rwHr. years should ban their
teeth examined.
Anaesthetics era administered and Teeth ra-
mored wlthottt naln.
Bispoeitleni and cbarat.r ttr JudMd by all
tha world by tbe expressions of the f.fie, hehe.
bow rery disastrous way ll therefore be for peN
sons to indulge an expression of diitbrted features;
even apart from a byglcnie riew. Now, to enjoy
natural (not artificial) eomforta and pleasures,
re. pool aad obey natural simplicities and instinot.
S. PORTER SHAW, O. D. 8.
OIKoe In New fc'ssoric Building, Second street,
Clearfield, Pa.
mayli'TI
DENTALCAKIJ.
Dr. A. AI. HILLS
WoalJ aar t faia patlente and tba nub
Ho gcnerallj. that, earing diaeelred partneribip
with Dr. Sbaw, he U now doing tha entire wore
of hta lttae himself, ao that patieau n4 aoe Cmt
being pat nnder the handa of any ether operator
Clearfield, Mareh 20, lfiTI pd2Umch73
J. M. STEWART, D. D. S.,
Offlee over Irwln'i Dmf Btara
CVHWKKSVILLK, ?A.
All dental operation!, either In tha mechanical
oroperetiro branch, promptly attended to aad
aatiafaetion guaranteed, ttpeelal attention paid
le the treatment of diaeaaea of the natural teeth
game and month. Irregularity of the teeth aun
eeaafally eorreeted. Teeth eitraeted without pain
by the nee of Ether, and artificial teeth inaertei
of tbe beat material and warranted te render aat
iafation. april?A'71;ly
a s. j a"
rJiOE MITCHELL AVAGON",
FOR
Farm, Freight and Plantation Use.
' I'niraraally known ai tba
OlthUNAL BACIKX WAOON.
Made by experienced workmen out of aa goed
material aa muney ean bur. We do not claim t
build tbo loweat prieed Wagona, but ear aim il tov
build a well proportioned wagon In all ite partay
and excel In durability and light draft. Fur the
paat quarter of a century tbe Mitchell Wagon baa
aueeeMfully maintained the reputation of being
tbe beat wagon in nae. The rapidly inereaaing
demand fcr them proem their superiority ever aU
other wagon.
Mitchell, Lewia 4 Co., Mannfaeturen, Raelnay
Wlaconain. For aula by
THOg. REHaT,
Aug. a, 1873. Clearfield, Pa.
XTEW LIME KILN 1
ll NEAR CCRwEXSVrtLB.
Tbe nnUeratgoed would rwpeetfally notify nTI1
tervona intercated tbat be baa just ereeted a new
iwe Kiln, ia Pike township, an J will keep on'
band a A rat -cleat quality of Gray Lime, which
will be fnrniibed to farmera, builder and othert
at 1) eenta par bnafae), taih, at tbe kiln,
jclj.floie (J. a CALDWELL.
FOR bALR.-Tbe nnderaigned offra of
aale a valuable town property in the borough
ol Clearleld. Lot 86x1 bi feet, with a good two.
ttury plaok house thereon ereeted, with thre
rooma down at aire and four bed rooms up stairs
Alio, sewing room and bath room on seoond floor'.
House finished complete from eellar to attie
Uood donlrle poreh and good water Prion raa
srnable aad payment caar.
2oUg7i WM. kl. McCULLOVail.
c
LEAKFIELD ACADEMY..
MALli DKPART.MEt;
TUB FALL TERM of fourteen weeks wilt
eommenoe MONDAY, SEPTKMUKR dth, 187.'
Tcrma of Tuition.
Reading. Writing, Mental and Written '
Arithioetie, Orammar, (ieography and
History- ft 09
Natural Philosophr, Physiology, and Sin
gle Kntry Uook-kerping 1 00
For Instructions in I)ouble Kntry Book
keeping aod Con,Hiereil Arithmetic, spe
elal tcruas to be arranged.
The undersigned having charge of the Mala
Department Is an siperieneed teacher, lie le a
graduate ef Iron City Commereial College, and
has had several years' practiced exp.rienoe as an
acentintant.
lie Is prepared, en moderate terms, to give each
instructions in Penmanship and Rook-keeping as
are asually obtained only at Commereial College,
or la actual bu.iaesi For particulars respecting
the school apply to
aogHtf A. M. HrJKNALLT.
MISS H. S. SWAP'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLKARF1ELD, PA.
Till FALL TKRM of fourteen weeks, will
commence Monday, September 1st, 1873.
TERMS OF TCITION.
Reading, Orthography. Writing, Object Lea
eons, Primary Arithmetle and Primary
Oeogrephy T M
Ilistory, Local aad descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing, (Jrammar, Atvotal
and Written Aritbmelle t f
Alirebra aad the Setenoes ....MMMH It 0,
Instruction 1st Instrumental ma.ie. .... 1
Oil p.i.ling, 14 les.oDt........ 11
Wax work -. I ,
For full partioolare Mnd for Cirenlar.
Clearfield, Aug. It, 1878. :7;70-ye
The Bell's Run Woolen Factory,
Penn township, Clcarlleld Co, Pa.
BUR NED OUT
irf xof
BURNED UP.
Tbe aubaerf bera have, at great expense, rebuilt ft
neighborhood moeaaity, In the erection of a Irst
clasa Woolen Manufactory, with all the modern
improrementa attached, and are prepared to make
all kinds ef Cloths, Casaimeres, fiatinetta, Blast
kets, Flannels, Ae Plenty of goods en hand t
supply all our old and a tbonaand new custom ersy
whom we aak to eome aad eiamtbf vur stock.
Tbe business of
CARDING A5D FULL IN i
will reoeire our esp atrial at teat ia, Prouet
arrangements will be made to reeelvt and delhrer'
Wool, to suit eustnmers. A 11 work warranted and1
done upon tbe shortest not ire, and by strict attan
tioa to nualneaa we hope to roan a liberal shard'
af publie patronage.
KM MM) POUNDS WOOL W ANTRIM
Wo will pay the highest market tirioe for Woof '
and aell our manufactured goo da as low aa similar
goods ean be bought in the county, and wheaerei'
are fail to rendir reasonable satisfaction wa ea
always be found' at home ready to make proper
explanation, either In pereon or by letter.
v a aa no sjuuaBUa?) nuns.
priltetf
Dower P. 0.
JTORK HOUSE AND GOODS
AT,
PRIVATE SALE.
W. I. Dicker A fim eff-r tkelf entire at aak af
rttore Uood-, In (Hen Hope, at private aale
my aiao onar tneir none tor aaie ar rent, te
nit puYohaeers, The goods IM be sold as tkay
are on Ihe shlTes eheap, and en aaayterma.
I r not sold hy September Ivth, tny will ba
sold at oeet. Rare bargains ean be had la Dry
t.ooda. Notions. Roots and 8 hoes, Hardware,
Gtatswera, and in fact all kinds of goods. If
et sold unit) October 1st- they will baetfarewne;
auction aeery Baturday natll all are aMsnesed af.
Tbe llonae is the oest la i.in Hope, an fla'ag a
gnod bnaineas. The III health af W. t. Diake
is tha eaasa for ellleg. Taft e et add race .
W. 8. DICKIT A tfOfl.
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