THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WEDXESDAT MORNINO. FEB. 11, 1874.
'Terins'of Subscription,
If pull la vlvaune.pr within threo months .$! 00
If paid after thrue aad before lix mouths.,... I 60
II paid after tho expiration of tlx months ... 100
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- UEMCUOU. NOTKjr.S.
-Mothoitlat r.plscopal ChiirrliRov. A. D.
Toctw, ritor. l'nhllo Bsrvioe every Sabbath
it 101 A.M., and 7, 1'. M.
(ubbatb gohool at 0 A. M.
Preyor Meeting every Thursday, lit 7 i P. M.
Cointnnnlon rlervloe, flrtt Sabbath of every
month, at luj A. M.
St. Andrew'! Church EplfccupalIlcv.
Gunaan Has.l Public Hcrvloe riund:iy morning
at 10 o'oluek, and at I P. M. Sunday School at
I P. M. l'rayor Mooting Wednesday evculng
t T o'clock.
' Presbyterian Church Rev. n. 8. DuTi.rn.
Sabbath services morning ftud evening- Sab
bath School a.t 8 P. M. Prayer Meeting W mines
dar evening.
Mt. frauda' CknrchCathullc Kor. P.
J. SMiuiiiiu. Mai at 10J o'clock A. M., on the
leoond ant fourth Bundeys of each month.
Lutheran C'hurtli. Rev. A. J. II abtsocx
Preaebiug every Babbath, morning and rvoning.
Sabbath School at 0 a, m. I'ruycr meeting every
Wednesday arming.
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Last week Jndyo IUicher, of Lowia-
burg , presided at the Bellefout court, and tliii
wetk Jndge (lemhle, of Wllliamsport, p rjsidos at
Look Haven.
Brr.ciAL Lf.oislation. Two moro
advertisements In thli issue act forth lUcfaot tbat
nora special legislation ft wanted, of whioh dua
nolle U given aceordiug to law.
Thanks. Hon. 3 no. O. Hull, mom
bar of the lata Conitltutional ConTentioo, hi our
thanks far a full lot of the debates of that body,
U library bluding.
"W'horo iir there a moro orderly city
of 20,000 population than Williaiusport 7" says
the B.Wriiu. Yes, ir a $11,01X1 riot may be
classed among tlio oreWy transaetiuni.
Keen Loves J A gorgoouo dioplny
of Valentine and lore-ty mementoes are to aa
mi at ilia Postoffloe, and we presume the French
man will exchange them or postal currency, to
nit purchaser.
The working timoof tho employees
of the Pennevlianle Railroad Cempan iu Ibo
AHooaa shops hat been inoreaaed to nine hours a
dar, and will be furthor increased on the lft of
March to ten hours a day.
Cuand Opbnino. Tho 'United
Ameriean Mechanics" are going to oclebrate their
removal to their new hall in Pie's Opera House,
by giving a ball oa Friday evening. The occasion
will be a raro one, and vte hop the Aisuc'.aton
will Lave a good and prolitolle time,
Dkmochatic JIeetiko. We havo
- been requested to state tbat tbe Democrats of
Lawrence townihlp will meet In the Court Home,
on Saturday afternoon anil, for tbe purpose of
'settling upon a ticket for township ofQoers to be
voted fur wu Tuesday fulluiriii;. Ltl there bo a
general tru.ut.
A New rovrtiini:!-;. A post office
tas been established at X::atar, on the rail mad,
about midway bolwfn l'liilipiburg and OtfLola.
The bAittc of the oflieo is "Lang.luu." Had it
boon cbrlstc-ni-d Dnnbnr, ovtrybody would have
known its location. This thing of naming a
statioa or Tillage one thing and the postoOe an
other, is a humbug.
Stcpiditt. The Mcndvillu repub
lican is surpriied at the fguoranoe of a coUmpo
rary which thinks it strange that nieuibers of the
legislature are furalabcd with rros passes in the
fac a aod eyes of the new Constitution, whtn the
new Conslitutiun expressly says tbat "patttt may
bs t'ecn to tmplnytei tas reHa." That Is oer
Xainly very plain Lngllsh.
IIkttkr Look Out! Grtind Jororg,
ho are sworn to keep their own secrets and thote
of their fellows, had better be enrcfol. what they
ay U the editor of tbe HmilU about bridge
matters, Isoause he will "blow on town"
when It suits his convenience. II treats prirale
letters la the same way. This is onr experience,
lie is about as well qualified for an editor as "the
a!d Sick" Is for a bishop.
Salmon. TI.e CliiiW.n Dtuocrat, ui
last wotk, lays : "Twenty thousand salmon were
put lato Bald Eagle em k lest week, at the point
whore Fishing creek empties Into it at Slilcsburg.
Only seven were lost. As this flub .mpagatrs
very fast and Is hardy, tbe Dald Eagle will doubt
less become well stocked If the water does not
prove too sold for tbeia. If the tost in this
atresia be sooeoirful, the sitiieos of Kitlany
should move to get their line stream stocked."
Outspoken. Tho lttt Lycoming
Oraad Jury embodied the ful'.iiwisg paragraph
la their report to the court l
"We also deem It proper lo slate that Ibe Orand
Inquest regret to Irarn tbat tb sale of liquor,
keeping of houeea for gambling and homes of III
fame, are tolerated In the rity of Williaw'port in
violation of law, and to the great detriment or
she peaoe and happiness or the community."
Williameport is becoming highly ornamoutal,
leu a moral peltt of view. : - r
Kioiit, Sir! A corroopondont oi
tho Prut, writing from Harrisburg, says tbat
''Orvls, of Centre, on tbe Democratic, and Mitch
all, of Tioga, on the Republics n sir's of the House,
sro tka only good debaters In tbat body this
winter. Orvis is mora than an ordinarily able
maa, and dovelopi well tho longer he derotes
himself to legislation. lie Is quick, Intrepid, and
Mmprehcnsire, with a keen devotion to his party,
aadaa absoluta disregard for self, so far as he
estimates what he utters, when It is a conviction.'
Mr. J. S. Snndraa, Uio general agent
and correspondent of the Alloona daily and weekly
TViluae, dtopped la to sea us ons day last week.
He has baca interviewing our ooal fields, and ths
readers of the TVi'lans wilt no doubt be treated to
a vary interesting descr)rt1on (hereof on his re
turn lo headquarters. Idr. 8. tells us the TWftuae
mea parpese enlarging the dally In a snort tim,
when It will not only compare Terr favorably
la Interest, but also In sits and smaont of reading
natter, with any of the ether dallies published in
the Bute.
CnMBON Vumrkk Two I'llilip-
org Is to be nisaufacturrd luto a summer resort,
as will be obaerred by Ihe'following move, which
we clip from the uarnal; "lue rnluuble prop
crtyon the corner of Front and Prerquelile strccti,
awned by 3. M. Kepler snd now o-cupicd by the
aid Bpread Kagls hotel, was purchased by a hotel
oompeny, formed ot Some of our most enterpris
ing cilhoni, for 110,000, and S5.0I0 In currency
'was paid into lha hands of Mr. Kepler on Mon
day. It Is thn Intention to erect a largo hotel on
the spot, as the most fsvoiaMc location for a first.
stless house that will dmw patronage. Enuh a
hotel as Is toutemplattri cannot fall to benefit the
plsoa la many ways. There Is no ruasoa why
Pallipsburg should not become a Summer rnort.
It has all ths requirements of cliinitte And Iocs
tlnn.and all (hat Is rrqulred are (ha?:omodatloni."
Jori." BAB.It ppi'ura till fellow
has keen operating ia Mifflin county. Tbe Lewis
town Stuliml, after copying eitr article in which
ire alluded to Hair's forgeries, says t "This ssuie
fellow has boon operating la this county, having
forged the name of Benjamin Oill, residing near
McVeytown, on two notes, one for (160, and an
ataer for lilt, the former of etbleh wa understand
Is to lha haadi of Robert liurnlng, or Oliver
totrashlp, and lbs latter In pcsssssloa sf Mrs.
Catharlis Johnson, of Lewlslown. Tba III
aeU ha pledged, ar pawned, for about (20. Ho
aeh he realised an the other we have aot learned,
Vat wa hopa aot much, for we i!a not cars to
tear that Mr. Horning has been victimised by
each nenelerrng sohstto In 'overcome (he
panic.' Kerr's Clearfield ffriaads' appear U bo
(wok lag after klm, hewerer, and if soooesifol la
ftadtag la will ao eVmbt pat him where paalos
wilt eaitta pua ac mure anile' ,", (
. EDUCATION Ala
cntnrui.B aonouon.
Hllh eeheol, Uucht bv J. P. 8ehafr.r.
for Ural aionih, ending DeoemberaM, W7ot K um
ber or pupili Iu aueudaiioe, t average attend,
auoo of pupil., 94 per eenl, of atlendauoe, 05
tud.vllig arithmetic, !i geography, 04) grain
mar, 11 without iiocossary bouk, 4. Vliilcd by
Directors, (around uwnlli, ending Jan. let, ls?4i
Whom number of pupils, M avciago attuntlanor,
S7 per oeut. of attendance, 71 1 Mud.vlng arith
metic, M geogriiiky, 40 grnumar, 40 i without
nnoi-inary nuukj, 3. nilpu. ny all tllo Uirvotorl
and Couhlr riuperlntcndint. Third nionih, end
ing ruM'uary J i, 1M1 1 nolo number in attend
auiro, bi avrrncu attendance, 44 per cent, of
atuuilance, SO ; tludyiug aritbuetlo, 60 1 geogra
phy, 41 grammar, 41 j without aiectury hooka,
nono one luatltute attiudtd during mooth'i all
pupila studying iptlllnj, reading and writing j
drawing nut taught j literary cierciioa enoh in
day atturnoon
Interim diate ii-bool, tanght by J. F. MoKrn
rink. Itepnrt ft,r flrt monih, ending Xoveiuher
4th, 1S73: Number uf pupila Iu attrndancx, 68 1
avoroice attvndance of puplli, t per ocnt. ol
ailendauoo, 02 J itudying drawing, 68 aril hint tic,
6S goography, 4 griiutronr, a i without necct
eary liouke, 14 , not . iaitril by Directum one Iu-
lltutc Mt.'udcd; all pupili ling; literary eierclwi
each Friday afternoon, Hccood month, ending
December 81, 187a: Whole number or papllr, 0
average atteudnnce, 64) per eenl. of attendance,
at I eia iying nrawiog, ob i aiiinmeite, 08 i ceog
ruphy, 00) grammar, V pupila without bookc,
nonet riiitcd by llireolori lnctltutci a'truded,
2. Third month, endlag January td, 1S74 1
Whole uumbcr ol pupili, 70 average atlunrlauer,
68) per ecutage ol attendance, W etudying
drawing, 60 j aritbnietin, 70; geoKruphy, 60 1
(ramiuaA 10 I Inilitutci attonded. 2 t viiitsj hv
Board o!' Director! and County Huperiiitcndcnt.
fourth month, ending February M, 1874 1 M'bule
number of pupili, 00 j average aUtndnace, llj;
per ceut. of atteudnnce, 04 i number of oliiMren
of proper ago not In attrniianoe, 6 1 itudying
drawing, 40 1 arithmetic 69) geography, 66 j
xrMwuiiir, i loiiMiiiee atientieu uurlng moulb,
3 t viiiti from parent durlug term, 28 take the
Sakoot toarnn and litltietttor ; hold an examina
tion at the cloie of each month and grant ecrlifi
calif to pupili.
Primary eohool, taught by A. W. Mulhollen.
Report tor drill month, ending October Sid, 1HT3 ;
Whole number ol pupili, 86 average attendance,
or pupili, 01 1 per cent, attendance, -71 l vifited
by cilixenl. teoood mouth, ending November
Slit, 18701 Whole number of pupili In Attend
ance, 86 1 average attendnnce, 6V ; per ocnt. f
altiadanee, 71 t vlniled by pnrcnte. llilrd month,
ending llrovmber 2Jd, 1873: Whole number of
pupila, S? r average attendance, 67 per eent. or
atteudanoe, 80 f itudying apclltng. 82 j rtading,
60 1 viaited by Hoard ol Direetori aod County
Superintendent. Fourth laontb, ending January
23d, 1874 l Whole uumber ol pupili, 01 average
attendance, 80 1 percent, of attendance. 80 ; num
ber nudying ipclliag, 01 1 reading, 60 1 ariilnne
tie 36 1 writing, 36 wbolo number or vliiti from
parent! and ciliienl during term, 10 j literary ax
erciaei each Friday alternoon
cinnnasviLLa aoaotca.
High school, taught by Geo. W. Weaver.
He
nort fur first month, ending September jntli, 1873:
Whole nouiber of pupils in attendance, .12 : aver
age attendance, 20 per cent, of attendance, 0?
number studying arltbaetic, 22 ; .geogmphy, 20 :
gratuoifur, 23 ( without necessary books, 0 1 visited
by County Superintendent and Directors during
month ; tbe pupils without neecsssry books are
nine who do nut study gmmuiar all in High
school should study grammar! Institutes attend d
during month, 2. Second month, ending October
30th, 1874 t Whole number pupils in attendance,
34 t aierttgo attendance, ?6 ) per eent. of attend
ance, 78 ; number studying music, 34 ; arithmetic,
31 ; geography, 30 grammar, 24 x visited by Di
rectors during month. Third month, ending
Nov. 30th, 1673) Whole number pupils in attend
ance. 36 r averago attendance, 31 ; per cent, of at
tendance. 87 ; number atadyfug muaie, 36 ; geog
raphy, 36i grammar, 28 ; eompniitiuo, 32 natur
al pbiloauphy, 32 t Iwstitutus attended. 2; iited
by Directors. Fourth mouth, ending January
I2tb, Is74 : Whole number pupils in attendance,
42 average attendance, Hi i per cent, of attend
ance, 83 number studying uiuaio, 42 t geogrsphr,
30 j arithmetic, 42 ; gratuuier, 80 visited by Di
rectors ; literary exercises every Friday afternoon;
reviews dailyj school-rsA,m scrubbed each luootb.
Intermediuto school, taoglit by J, O. Clipping
er. Report foe fir;t niontji. rndlnj Sept. 3uth,
1873: H hole niulr ie utter. lunce, 32 ; aTcrur,c
nltend.uico. ?7 ; per oent. of altrridouce, 8) j uuiu
bor studinr arUliinBtic, 32; geo'")1!'?. 0 ;
rtiumar, H' ; visited by t'ouuty .Superltitce'Uiit
and four Jtircetor. Kccond eunntli. ending Outo
her u:li, 1S73 1 Whole nutuber pupils in attetid
nu"e, 36 ; nveree utti-ndniu-e, 7 ; per cent, of at
teudnnce 81 ; l:utnt,cr stud.ving mulie, 86; aiith
mctic, 36 t geography, 32 t grammsr, 36 ; pupila
without neo-'irary books, none; vi.ite.l by Direc
tors during luon'h. Third month, ending Decem
ber 1st. 1813 I Wholu oumlier pupils ill attend
ance, 36 ; averso attendance, 3 1 per cent, of at
tviid.itice, 01 1 number studying mmic, 36 ; arith
metic, 36 I geography, 80 f grauimar, 36 : Insti
tutes attended, 2. lourth mouth, endiog January
7tb, 1874 l Whole lumlier pupils in altondnaoo,
36 average stlcndaars, 81 l per sent, of attend
ance, M t ntunber studying mus.c, 36 t artilimiLle,
36; gcugnipkv, 3-J gnimmar, 36) Iuslitulcs at
tended, 2; visited hy Directors.
l'riir arr school, tsught by Miss Mrrtle McDow.
ell. Report for first uioiilb, ending Sept. 30th.
1873) Whole number pupils in attendance, 64;
averago attendance, 10 ; per aclit. of altendanoe,
66 ; numtier studying music, alt urawiug, 04;
arithmetic, 33; geography, 33; room scrubbed
durug month ; v'sited by County ttuprrintendent
and four Directors. Uectind month, ending Octo
ber 30th, 1873 : Whole number pupils in attend
ance, 66 ; average attendance, 47 ; per eent. nf
attendance, 6; nueahor studying music,, 47;
drawing, 66; aritbinetio, 3d ; geography, 30 ; via
itd by Directors aud parrnte during month.
Third inon'h, ending Dee. lat, 1873 : Wbule num
ber fowls In sttcniiance, 60 : average alteuilance,
4V ; tier eent, of attendanoe, 86 ; all studying tucs-
10 ; urawuig, oo t aruamviie, fu ; gtogrupnT, u ;
not visited by Directors during month. Fuurth
month, ending Jan. 0th, I -74 : Wbolo number
pupils in atteudanee, 66 average attendanoo, 48;
per eent. of attendance, 87 t studying musie, 48 ;
drawing. 48; arithmetic, 33; geography, 33 vis
ited by Directors.
The sobool-tooms hav been scrubbed ones each
month. All books an uniform with those ol oilier
districts. Tbe school-grounds have beeo fepued,
aod a commodious ooal and wood bouso baa been
erected.
Lrxira citt lonocav.
Lumber City school, taught by O. W, Dale.
Report for first month, ending Nov. 18th, 1873:
Whole number pupils in attendance, 81 ; avorngs
attendance, 67 j per sent, of attendance, 71 ; uiu.
sio and drawing not taoght ; studying arithmetic,
48 ; geography, ."4 l grammar, 6; visited by Dt
reoturs. Second mouth, ending Dec. Ittb, 1878:
Whole number pupils in attendunos, 01 1 average
attendance, 06 ; percent, or attendance, 70 ; study
ing arithmulio, 81 I geography, 20 1 grammar, 14 ;
visited by Directors, Third mouth, ending Jan.
uarr 18th, 1874 t Whole number pupils in attend
ance, 81 average attvndauce, 60 ; per cent, of
attendance, 81 1 studying arithmetic, 81 1 geogra
phy, 30 ; grammar, 14 I Institutes attended, 2 ;
viaited by Directors; school room scrubbed twiee
duriog term books aro uuiform I parents visit
the school.
The borough schools are all Iu a flourishing
condition. There Save been so pupila impended
from any of the schools during the term. Ureat
interest is tnanifrate-l on Ibo part of Directors and
parents, as indicated hy number if visits given.
Osceola and Now Washington will be reported
next week.
DISTRICT lasTITL'TR nSKTIHOS.
TU teachers of ClearOeld, Lawreaoe, Pike,
Curacusville, and Knox districts, will meet at
Mount Calm school bouse, on Saturday, reoruary
lilh. All are invited.
Tke llurnside IHitriet Institute will be held at
Uuruside. Fcbrusrr I4lb. There will be tni
anaalooa. , 6lornlne session will eeuvene at 10
o'clock, a. . Mils Hume it will ttwep her
school open during tlio Toronoon. Atlernoun ses
sion will eonvane at I o'clock. Tbe exercises will
consist of discussions, select roadlng, aud muaie,
Gvrninc session will convene at 7 o'clock, and
the exercises will eonalit of muiie, essays, aeleel
reading, orktion, and two addresses. A fordial
inyjlatiun is extended tb all.
Pim.ipcnL'no Lono Aoo Tho old
settlers will appreciate Iho following, which we
clip from the l'bllipsburg Journal, The editor in
qiieaiiousa.ru ' Through Iho kindness nf Mr.
Wm. Msl'Mlan, one of the old residents uf this
place, we arc Iu posscision of a valuable old hook,
published by Rbcruian Day in 1813, entitled,
'Historical Collections of llic Stale of Pennsylva
nia,' from which we excerpt tho following local
hlitory t 'Philipsljurg is crfthe high landi ho
bind tho Allegheny mountain, whero the llelle
fonta and Mcadrllle turnpike crosses Moshannon
cr. This rood was utirnud la 1705. In 'tho lei.
lowing yiar, Henry snd James Philips, enlcrpili
Ir.g and Intelligent Englishmen, Uld out the town.
The Rrsl bouse in the village was built by Joha
Henry Bimlcr, an oVl French soldier of the revo
lution, who had served at Vorbtown under Lafay
ette. Mr. liardoian Philips eracbsd here, soma
ycois since, very extensive Iron works, and a
screw factory. These work! are at present sus
n.i,dld. The towaeuntalniiomo40aud 60 build
ings, and a very neat Golbis shurcb, erected by
thn liberality of Mr. Philips, a hose elegant man
sloa Is directly opposite, a little eait ef tbe vil
lage. There is a molt valuable mineral district
around this place abounding Iu eoalflron, lime
stone, and Cre-flay i and forests af timber almost
without limit. The principal mines are on lbs
aortb lids of tho Moahaaaon, opnoslts the village.
There are three era ml of coal, lha mlddla cue of
which. 4 feet 4 Inches thick, is extensively
wrous-hl la sui.nls the nsonls af Centre aa. It
Is of excel lent quality throughout, aed trill afford
solid blocks or the whore thickness af lbs bed, A
brow Iron ore is found loose la Ibe fields through
eut toe eeaat7 around rhllipioorg."
I Pu't Opeba IIousb. Ttaii rnggnlfl-
oent itrnclure ll fait approaching eamplelloa.
The four epaoloui itora-rooma oa the Int itory,
iwtnty.two Dy one hundred root each, are sot iur.
paiied outilda of Pklladulphla and Pitliburgh,
I lie trout tair or the aacosd atory eentalai ill
double and two ilugla oBoci, aid the l'ubllo
llall, Iu which we eall eipacial attention, for llic,
eoavenienoo and grandeur, then are few la the
Stall to equal ll, Tboio pinom who bar never
or leldom rliltrd Publle llalli, cannot even Im
agine Iba height, ilia and appearance of thli
room. The artiil who ii painting Ibe eoonary
and curtain, fur tho itage ill ootnulctc kli labor!
In abont another week. Wo undcritand that the
rMierllf will give a grand opening exhibition the
lalter part of thli or the begluulng of next month,
lie ll negotiating with eeveial eompanlei of lead
lug itage perlorinira tu Km York and Philadel
phia, aud will have a troupo of put leal thau
twenty-flro or thirty acton for I lie opening ocea
ioa. It ll worth any tnan'i while to drop in and
ee the building, and purtlculnrly the ipacloul
Hall. Sheriff Tie la entitled to great credit for
hit enterprise, and we hope to ice him liberally
rewarded fur liii undertaking. A lecre af each
men would looa turn a ailderneii Into a ally. ,
A Sl'UUKITIOH. Ill viuw Of tho fuel
that our general election will not hereafter lie
held until November, should not eouie elepi be
taken by our party fricndi to change the time for
holding our primary election f The campaign
will really not open Iu the future until after bar-
volt, or really not before. Bopteniber, Why not
hare the county euminlttco to ehange'the time for
holding our primary citation, and fix upon tho
Satuday before our Boptvmbcr court f If tbe
eomnilltee bai not the power under onr rulci to
make the change ludlcatcd, let petition! be pre
pared ond tent into every borough and townihlp,
aud let our party friendi lign them and return
them to the chairman of the eounty unmmlttce.--
Friendi, what lay you 7 I,et ui bear frutn you,
(or or againit a change. Our Judgcuieut U tbat
dre monlba ll too long a period between the
elcjtloni. :
Fatal AcciDKT.v-On tho 14th in
stent, as A. R. Peoples and Ueorge Bowman were
piling spars on tho bank of ClearOeld creek, at
the mouth of liuek run, the furmcr met his death
In the following manner t Ono end of tho spar
had been drawn on tho pile aod propped, aod
Bowman took the horses to the otbor end of the
spar to diaw it up, while Peoples was holding the
prop, which slipped, when the horses started and
the spar eame swinging back, striking Peoples on
tbe side of the head, knocking blm againit
tree and killing him instantly. An examination
developed the fatt that bis neck was broken, Ibe
left side of his head smarhed and tbe upper and
lower jaws broken. Ho was a son of N. B. Peo
ples, of Knox township, aged nearly 28 years, and
unmarried. Ho was ludustrlous, and highly
eaurctned by his neigbbori.
' Lint of letters reiuuinlni; uncluimed
in the Postiiftee at Clearfield, for the wefdt ending
February Vtb. 1874 :
Augheubach, Ueorge
Auglienbaeh, Mary
lluuigardncr, William
Barret, Richard
Piahrr, Caroline
Urafu"e, Listie
Orabam, William
llollon, ,lobn J.
Harvey, W. S.
HaglauJ, (J.
Hepburn. Jennie Ja.
ftalgoe, Louis
Vuirk, Patrick
Rogers, James W.
Ria l, J. II.
Hiilluian, Ira D. (4)
Towers, Ueorge W,
W-.lker, Marina
Williams, bilns (?)
P. A. O.U'LIX, P. M
Thomas II. (ireovry, of litis) cit)',
sas admitted to tnc inron too .via mi. -Mcsats
ILiliks, Ncff and Ucwit were the exatuiniug oom
mlttee, and their report of Ibo ability of Mr. U
was highly complimentary. That he may attain
eminence in tbe honorable profession which he
has adopted, is the dicira of all his friends
dftooua Tfivnt. .
Specials.
Fob P nr.. The M. E. Puieasgs in the bor
ough of New Washington. For price, terms, Ac,
spply lo the Trustees, New Waahiogton, l'a.
fvh ll-.lt.
Mr. John Truulmso has gone into tho Voder
taking business in connection with his Furn.ture
boainers. Imported Wnlnut Caakels and Coffins
alwajpt ,n kHit a4fa,ubd pe)tlly l'nne
als attended.
Rauor At. Dr. K. M. rehsnrer has removed
bis nines fiom Mnsjiilc Building In bis residtnee,
on Market strcst, lormcrljr the resi linca of C. D.
W ataou.
Messrs. tH'MCIl I JACKSOV, Undertakers,
Market street, opposite the Court House, have on
hand and will reoelve, on February 1st, le74, all
kiudsof Black Walnut Cofuus and Caskets. Alao,
Imitation Rosewood andt'orered Coffins. A full
Una of tbe fincit quality of trimmings always on
hand. They bare a (lr,t elaai Hearse and gentle
manly attendants. Thirty yeari'experlence on
titles them to consideration, lie aura and see
them before ordering elsewhere, Ja:ll
Newspaper Decisions.
1. Any person wuo takss a paper regularly
from the Foal Office whether directed lo his
name or another's, or whether he has subscribed
or not Is rciponalole fur the payment.
2. If any person ordars bis paper discontinued
he must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may
eotitinue to send until payment ia made, and ool
leet the whole amount, whether tho paper Is taken
from the office or aot.
' 3. The courts have dcoided (hat refusing to
tako newspapers or periodioals from the Post
Ottioe, or removing and leaving them uncalled
for, is prima faeio cvidonce of intentional fraud
Pttars am Paistxbs' Funtxoa. Onr stuck
of Paints and Painters' Materials is ounttilete, in
cluding J. T. Lewis' Pure Whito Lead. John Lu
cas A Co's Pure Whilo Lead, F. It. A Co's Buck
Lead, and a number of cheaper brands of While
Load also, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Vamiahesor
all binds, a full line of llru.lioi, aud a full Hue of
oolors, dry and in Oil.
uy28'7d II. F. Illot-xn A Co.
A Cabd. Miss McAlpino, teacher of Music,
Painting. Crayon and Drawing. Boom at lbs
Academy. ang27
Montnar Slabs Paints, for painting houses- in
side and outalde -Cottages, Farm Buildings, Ac.
Beautiful, durable and economical. Uround in
pure Linseed Oil.
y28'73 II. F. Biaiaa A Co.
Bird Cages a largo assortment at H, F. Blg
ler A Co.'s.
Bare Timet Bare Labor! Rare Money I Bare
Clothes! The" Novelty Wringer" Is the best In
the market. Buy llj try It.
For sale by ll. F. Biotaa A Co.
II. F. Bigler A Co. bare been making extensive
additions to their atocK or Hardware ma last lew
davs. Everything new in Shelf Hardware, Ssd-
dlars' Hardware, Farmers' Hardware, Builders'
Hardware, ana llarawareul an aioua,oau no seen
at their itore. May 22.
Bawa, Dislan's Croas-eut Saw, Great Atuerlosn
Saw. Bovnlon'l Lishlning Saw, at
V'26-7? it. r. wai.xa a to s.
R. It. Wheelbarrows, Ilaby Carriages, Toy Ex
press Wagons and Wheelbarrows, at
my!!S73 11. F. Iliot-Kn A Co'a.
Calcined Plaster for sale by II. F. Bigler A Co.
Paints, Old and Vanillins for sale by II, F.
Hitler A Co.
Wood and Willow Ware of all deaorlplioos for
salo by II. r. uigier at to.
A full line of llineahold (loodi, Japaaued Ware,
aa,, tor sale ny ti. t. Digier a Co.
Axas, Hcvonty-flsa doica Clearfield Wood
choppers Axes at
0::6:72. II. F. BIQLKR A Co's.
P.uao Tail ! Personswhoeiintrmplato building
will do well In call and exnuiinn our stock of
UUUMNU MATLRIAI.S. We have in slm:ka
full linn of lloildcrs' lliirdware, Nails, 1'alnts,
Oils, (Hen, rutty, Calcined I'laairr, Ac.
my28'73 II. F. Uian a A Co.
Novick to Waoou A.iDCAnniAae MAXina, We
have Just reoalved a genera) assortment ef Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also a full line of Sptings
ana axies, wntca wo oner encsp ror oasn,
u.
r. Utg
Lt A Co.
Just received, a large lot of non-explosive
x,smps ana s,aniarns ai
0-26 TI It. 7. Btat-aa A Co's,
RBCAPITULATIOM.
Plrd Cages. . . ,
Wood and Willow Vara.
Household (loode.
- All klnda of Hardware, f
Japanned Wara, "
ralnts, Oils, Varnishes. '
Calcined Plaster. -' "
Wagon aad Carriage Makers' supplies.
All ef the above for lata at the mammoth Hard,
warf "tore of H. f. Blglrr A Co,, eeeood street,
viearntta, its. it
CUT THIS OUT.
It May Hara Your 1.11a.
There Is no nerson Urine: but what suffers moro
or Isss with Lung Diseases, Coughs, Colds or Con
sumption, yot some would die ratbnr than pay 76
eents fur a boltlo of inediotaa that would euro
them. Dr. A. Boxihee's German Syrup has, late
ly been Introduced In this country from Uermaay,
and Us wondrous cures asloaisbos ovary one taal
try It. If you doubt what wo say la print, out
tbls out and take It to your vruggut, v. u. ar
son, aud got a sample bottle free of obarge, ur a
regular siae for 76 oouts. U. O. GHKKN,
K0aug7Jy rsoouonry, a. .
To tub CiTisnns or PaaisVLVisiA. Vour at
tention is rrsieotfully tnrlted to the (net tbat the
National Banks are now prepared to reoelve sub-
saripllons lo the Capital Stock or the Centennial
Hoard or l'liianoe. The funds realited from this
source aro lo be etiipluyod in the oroutinn at the
buildings fur tbe International L'xhibilioii, and
the expenses connected with the same. It is sou
fljetitl.v etpeoted (list the Keystone Slnto will be
repreanxileii by the tiauio of every cilisen alive to
petrloiia oomtnvmoratiun of the una hundredth
birth dny or the nation. Tho shams of stock are
offered for $10 oiish, and subscribers will receive
a handsomely steel engraved Certificate uteloek,
sultaldo for framing and preservation si a na
tional mcrooriul.
Interest at the rate nf tlx per cent, per annum
will he , aid oa all nayrueutl or Centennial Stock
from date of payment lo January 1, 1870.
Subaorrtiers who nre nut near a National Bank
ean remit a ebcek ifr poitnfHce nrd'-r to the un
donlgncd. Fill: UK. FIIALKV. Treasurer,
aiiE2U vol Walnut St., I'UilaUctpiiia.
In Clearfield, on Sunday evening, February Stb
I84, or riinsuwpllou, KI.I.1U lttwi.i, son
Wa. F. Iiiki.i, aged about 28 years.
In Ooihtn township, Fubrusry 4tb, 1874,
A 1.1 H i: 1, sun ol aUuiRi and Jaaa Laxsaxnr,
age, 1 1 months, I wees. Slut a nava.
".arlifts.
Clearfield Markets.
Oerreoted weekly hy Rlt naaD Moseor, Wholesale
euu a.wia.1 a.ivl ,u vtj aw,,., u,voviiea,a r.
Tislous, Ac, Market street, Clearfield. Pa.
CLXAnrixin, Pa., FebruaryJO, 1874.
Apples,green,00(iy 8(1. Uugs, dressed I
Dried, at lb 1 21 ' 11 ides, xreeli... I
Aiinlebultor.l. 76 Ham 00 fa) 10
Butter- 00(9 3j Shoulders.... .t)0( 121
Bean 81 76(oi 3 ttu Sidel, ....... Illlfjl 24
Buckwheat 1 DO Lard ..12((y ' 16
Buekwhcatflourlb. 6 61 ess nork, bbl... Oil
lleef. dried 6 Oats '
Bosf, fresh... OnJ 10 Onions J 00
Boards, M 12 0U(o,14 0U Potatoes ...... 00ij 100
Corn, shelled 1 00 Peaches, dried, lb., li
Corn, ear 0U(d) 60 Plaster, & bbl 3 Oil
Corn meal.'aleack. I 30 Rye 1 10
Chop, WewUOOQ J 4 Rags, V lb
Clorerseed... . 8 00 Salt, V saek.260(ib t 60
Cheese. 1(1 !hingles,18 in.4(u)6 00
Cherries, th. 10(a) 10 Shinglcs,26 lnlu(ail6 00
Chickens, drsd, lb, J2) Timothy need 00
Kgs 26 Tallow. ., 1 2
Flaxseed. I 00 Wheat 176
Flour .......O 76(0)10410 Wool 40
ll.. 00 00fit22 80. Wood, w ourd 4 50
Peiiuy I vanla Railroad
TVKOSE A CLEARFIELD BRANCH
rvV and after MondaT. NOV Sd, 1873, thi
I I PaaaMieer Trains will run daily texoept Sun
days) between Tyrone aud Clearfield, as follows
i 'CI.F.ARFIBLD MAJL.
LKAVB SOUTH.
LEAVK NORTH.
Cle.irfieM-...M.8.40.r.. Tyrone B.30,A.
Phllipsburg..4.36, " OnkoIo..... 10.40,"
Oweuia 4 60, '.' Philip-burg.,.10 66, '
Tyrone 1 ClearOeld I1.6II. "
CLKARFI K1.K EXPH KSS.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVK NORTH.
Clearfield....
Philipal.urg
6.40 A.
036 '
0.6U 1
.1 Tyrone 7.00 r.u,
lr.teraccllou...7.I2
O'ceolu 8.10
Philipherg...8.25 "
Cleaill!d.ar....2 "
Usooota
Intersection.. 7.48 1
Tyrone.. 6.M '
FA RH FJtOil CLKAF.K1ELD, TO
Bcllefonte, Pa..i...3 061 MidHletowa 6 00
Uek Haven.......... 2 7Marietla 6 60
Willlamaporl. 3 0 Lancaster . 186
II.,,,, .o... 1 80. PHILADELPHIA 7 06
Lewistewn 0fi Alloona I 6
Marrsrlllo 4 MJohnau,wn 18"
UA1I1USBUU0... 4 76il'HTSBt.l'.0..... 13
Cloie e.muectlunt made by all traius at lyrone
and Lock Uavea.
I. 8. 111,4111,
nialT-tf. Superintendent
; s 1 . '- 1 ' J -'""
HsrtUsinrouj.
c
LKAH FIELD ACADEMY.
MALE tinPARTMRMT.
THE WINTER TERM of foorteen weeks will
couimenee MONDAY, JANUAKV 6tb, 1873.
Terms of lultlou.
Reading, Writ'ng, Menial and Written
Aruhuietic, Urammnr, Geography and
llialA, v
U 00
Natural Pbiloaotihr, l'byeiology, and bin
gle Knliy Uuox-xeepiog. er euncr, wuu
Hie above , .
It 00
For Instructions In Double Entry !!.
keeping and Commeicial Arithmetic, rpe
cial Isrnis lo be arranged.
For pailleulare respecting tha school apply to
aug'.'7'73lf
R. M.
aicr.3 Ai.i,i
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA.
rpilK WINTER TERM of fourteen weeks, will
X. commence Monday, January 6th, 18,4.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Orthography, Writlug,0!letL.
inn. I'rieiarv Aiiiuuaeiie auu i nuiarT
lleorrar,hr. 7 00
History, Local and descriptive Geography
wttn Man urawinsr. urammar. . aieuiai
and Written Arithmetic I 00
Alecbra and the Sciences It 00
Instruction la Instrumental music 10
Oil painting, 24 lessons. ., . It 00
Wax worst wo
For full particulars send for Circular.
Clearfield, Aug. , 1878. :T:70-y
ATEW BTOKK (lsHu MJW UOODS
JOS. 6UAVV &i SON
Hat just opened a
Niw 6to, on Main St..CLiitngLD, Pa.'
lately oacuyled by Wm. F. IBWI.V.
Their olock oonaiati of
rjoLELr 03 COLD as.
Oaocit'.go nf the bout quality,
QtjEENBWARCe Boot and Shoes.
' end Terr article neoeaiarv rur
ooft'i comfort.
Call and examine our otock before pur
abasing ulMwliare.' May 9, laflft-tf.
J. l. M'MURUAY
wilt, (jiipilv von with axv article
OF M8KCHAMHHK AT THE VERY LoWKHT
PRICK. COME AND BLK. I3:6:73 y)
NEW WASHINGTON.
Al DITOK'K NOTU Il-In the Orphans'
Court of Clrartleld cuunlv, Pa. In relation
lo the estate of John Burguader, deceased.
Tke undersigned auditor, appointed by the
court lo distribute Ihe fuudi ia the handi of Jubn
M. Adaun, trustee of the est.vte. to and among
the persons legally entitled thereto, gives notice
that he will ei nod to ths duties of els appoint
mrtit, at his nAlce, ia Clearfield, on Friday, the
2tlth day or February, A. I'. 1H74. at 3 . St.,
when end wbei cell persons interratrd csn attend,
fept at A. O.KRAilKR, Auditor.
1Xl:LUTBS M)1ICI7. Notice is here
j by gtvsu that letters toslainsntarr having
been grnnted to the nndrriigncd on the estatu
of ABRAHAM KYI.Klt. dti'enaed, lale nf Mor
ris tdwnahlp, ClearOeld eonaty, Peunsylvauta, all
persons Indebted to said ealnU are requeated to
make Immediate payment, and those having
claims against the same will present them duly
authenticated for settlement.
WM. ROTHROCR,
KD. PERKH,
Vorrlsdala, Feb. 4, l;4.-0t Kaaeutnre.
2Aflft lid, tV WIMH. V
,UUU Ry Arnold, llastsbera A
which thry will pay aaah, at their I
IVAKTIil).
A Uipplo, fur
they will nay nash, at their factory, near
PCurWanivllle, oral the store af Arnold A Ilarta.
horn, in Curwensville. lens am -
ARNOLD, HABTSIIOKN A lill'PLE.
JUSTICES' 4k CITAB1.E rKE
' We hara printed a Urge number of lha aew
FKR BILL, aad will on tha receipt of tw.ntv
Ive riiii, ai ail a copr to st iddrtss. aij .l
N
m ADVEiHTISEiiENTJ
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT!
T. A. FLECK & CO.
woulil announM tint th-y m ow tpnin for
th Full Itcaaaton llit moil Mtol.t Mt4 0uiuilU
tuck Hif . i j ,t , ' . v
Millinery aod Fancy Goods
Ttr ht fort oftrod la ClMrSeU. In our Faney
Uubdi Uvpftrtravnt r offui-iag full liDtti of
Hosiery,
Woolen Goods,
Hoop Rklrta,
Ceraeto,
Hair Cooda,
Caurasa Patterna,
VI orstcdx, kc
Cilovea,
Tlea,
. ' 4
I.aeea,
rllbboue,
Dreaa Trlmminga,
all of which we ara adoring at attraotlre prices.
ZvQLLXITEn? VZTAXTl&Zm.
We are now opening the latest stvlea and aovd
ties fur the Fall season.
BOS N EH,
HATS,
; ' FEATHKRB,
'.-PH'MFS,
VELVET RIBBON'S,
TIP3,
; . ' ' ORKAMKN'TB, ' ''
FLOWERS, As.
0US TRIM MING DEPABTMENT
is In charge of a trst-clats Trimmer from tha city.
We solicit an Impaction of our styles by the
ladies of ClesrOeld and vicinity.
fiture room the oanie as aow ooeupiid by w m.
Hied, on Market street.
bot6 73 T. A. FLECK A CO.
rp ll 13
LATEST HOVEI
THE LATEST MOVE!
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DRUG STORE,
To their aew building on Ceeood B I reel, aa
uppeeite tha store ot Wearer A Belts,
CLEARFIELD, TA.,
Where tkey will eontloue to supply their old aad
as many aew customers at max some, wita
PURE DRUGS!
ClTEMICALSl
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
' (Including all new remedies,) ,
Patent Medicines, Paints and Oils, Glass aad
Patty, Hchool Books, Stationery, Paper,
Ae. also, a full line of Drug
gists' Sundries, Hulr
' Toalcs,
Cosmetics, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Brushes,
Toilet sioaps, Pocket Books, As., all of
tbe best qualltjr.
PURE WISES AUD LIQUORS,
far medical A sacramental purposes only,
Pure Whits Lewi, Colors of all kinds, Raw and
Boiled Linseed Oil, Varnishes, Turpen
tine, Coal Oil, Paint A Varnish
Druibea. Flavoriog
Extraots,
Confaot'eoerlcs, Rird Seed, Rplaa, grouni and
unground, of all kinda,
SMOKERS AND CllKWttRS
Will find our Mock of Chewing
and Franking Tobaaso, tinpurtod and Do.
meitio Cigars, bnuff and Fine out to be of tbe
very beet brands In the market.
LA Mr. AbD CIIIHNL'TS,
All kinds af OLA Ad WARE
GARDEN SEEDS,
AIl'SlCAL INSTRUMENTS
aad Musical Trimming! of avsry variety.
Having a loag experience in tbe business, and
au extensive aad well selected stock of medicines,
we ara enabled lo Oil Physicians' preaurlptions at
the eburieat nation and oa tha most reasonable
terms, day sad Bight.-1 v
IIARTBA'ICK A IRWIH.
ClearOeld, Pa., May II, 1871-tf.
T)INK, WHIT1 A ROAN LINIVO BKIJtS-
X. Just reeeiwra tni lor sale n
April
it&mxtt Kimrarf, Kit.
H. F. BIGXER & CO.,
II All I IV Alt E,
i . . Alia. Maaofaatiraraot ' ' ,
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
0LEARF1XLD, PA.
TARillUO 1MFLEMEKT8 of (U
X'
kladi for sale by
II. F. BIGLER & CO.
RAILROAD WHEELBARROWS
M "for sals by
H. F. BIGLER it CO.
QLL, PAIXT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Halls, etc., for sale by
II. F. BIGLEIt ft CO.
H
ARJJESS TRIMMINGS k 8I10E
Findings, for sals by
H. F. BIGLER ft CO.
Q.UN3,P18TOLS SWORD CASUS
-. For sals by
' " tl. T. BIGLER A CO.
rrovKa, of all sorts asd
Sixes, for sale by
U. F. BIGLER ft CO.
JROX 1
IRON I IRON I IRON!
For lale by
U. F. BIGLER ft CO.
II
ORSE SHOES t HORSE SHOE
KAILS, for sals by
. , II. F. BIGLER 4 CO.
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
Aad best Manufacture, for aula by
H. F. BIGLER ft CO.
JUIMBLE SK.EIXS AXD PIPE
,. . BOXES, for sale by
' II. F. BIGLER ft CO.
RODDER CUTTERS for ealo by
cnS0-70 H. F. BIGLER ft CO.
I
RONSIDES STORE.
G. S. FLEGAL,
DEALER IS
HARDWARE,
STOVES,
U EATERS,
RANGES, -
UHLLOW-WARE,
TAINTS.
OILS ft VAUNISfT,
TUTTY ft GLASS.
itorEs,
(iTF-P-LAPPERS,
WOOD AKD WILLOW WARE!
Tha lelehratod Toledo Asll Pressing Oalraalied
IRON-LINED WOODEN PUMPS.
Xa better Pumpe la the market.
LAlirS, CHANDELIERS, LANTERN!,
LAMP FLI ES, of ill kladi,
LAMP FIXTURES, Ac.
All at lowest prloes. 1-1174
Prreijuf Isle Streat, rbillpsburs. Pa.
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD
SCALES,
?jiV' or an. ,,
fsggage llarniws, Wareltouea Trucks, Copying
Presses, Improved Money Drawer, Aa.
raaiALBir
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
Uealeraiii Hardware,
meliS0'70 tf Second Street, ClearOeld, Pa.
JJAMKL GOODLAXDER,
Ll'TIIEnSBl'RO, PA.,
Dealer in
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY 4 GLOVES,
HATS A CAPS aad BOOTS A KHOE',
Tobacco, G roeerlee and Tish, Kails, llardwara,
Queenawaro and tllasaware, Men a aad
Boys' Clothing, Drug, aPainla,
Oils, Habool Hooks,
a large lot ol Patent Medicines,
Candles, Nuts A Dried Fruits. ese and Crack
art, Rock and Ride Powder,
Flour, Grain and Polatoea,
Clover and Timothy Seed,
9e4o Leather, Moreoeos, liniuri,' Bindings and
Tnreau, MioeiasHerr loon ana
Shoe Findings.
No greater variety of goods In anr store In th
eounty. All for sale rnrylow for eash or eoobtrj
produce at tbe Cbeap Corner. Aug. 27, 1073,
K1MTZE11 & LYTIC
Turpentine,
j WILL BILL TOC U
Nells,
Paints,
Oils,
lllass,
Fully,
French, Richards & Co.'s
Buck Lead
AND
Calcined Plaster
VERY CHEAP,
Immense stock oa hand.
ClearOeld, Pa., Jane 4, 1I7J.
O, ' I. c.
YriIERI to buy my DRT OOODl, QUO
Y T eerlee, Queenaware, Olasswaro, Itrngs and
Notions, Confectioneries, Ac, cheap for eaik.
The subscriber begs leave to Inform bis old aad
new eustomers that be bas opened
A VARIETY STORE
. . 12f OLE" HOPS, PA.
And will ssll goodi at prices to nit tba times. A
liberal reduction will be made to customer! buy
log at wholesale.
Call aad examine my stoea befora purchaslag
elsewhere. A liberal share of public patronage Is
sviioiieu.
qieaReps, Pa., Jon Ji,t7,
JrT
I
14.
4
j, r. wxATaa....-,
,.w, w. arm
WEAVER A BETTS
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Are offering, at Ike old eland ef 0. th Bawd A Co.,
. U..lr stock of goads, eonslstlof ttf j
DRY .GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS SHOES,
ITATI A CAPS, , ' HARDWARE,
. tJCEB.NSWARK. , '
FL0UE, FEED, SALT, to., &o.,
M .......... . ' . -
At tha most reasonable rales for CASH ar la
(change fur
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
... 'f. .
OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
4T-Advances made to those engaged la get
ting out squars timber OS the most advantageous
terms. ' pdtljanTl
MARBLE AD STOVE YARD!
Mrs. S. 8.LIDDKLL, '
Having engaged In Ibe Marble busloes s, desires
to Inform her friends and the public tbat she bas
bow aod will keep constantly on band a large and
well selected stock or ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARBLE, and Is prepared to furnish to order
TOMBSTONES, .
BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS,
MONUMENTS,
Curbs aad Posts for Cemetery Lots, Window
Bills and Caps, also, '
BURSAL', TABLE AND WASH STAND
TOPS, Ac, Ac.
Vsa. Yard on Reed street, near the B, S. Depot,
ClearOeld, Pa. )e7,7f
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AKD OF COURSE TUB CHEAPEST I
A Proclamation against High Pricesf
1TTE ara now onralnc nn a lot of tbe beat and
tV most loasooablo Ouods and Wares ever
offered in tills market, and at prices that remiud
one of the food oia days ot eaeap utngs. l nose
who lack faith upon Ibis point, or dcaua our all
gatiavus superfluous, need but
V.iLl. UT OVMl STORE,
Corner Front and Market streets.
Whero they ean lee, feel, hear and koow for them
selves. To fully understand what arc cboap goods,
this must be done. We do aot deem it necessary
to enumerate and itemise our stock. 11 is enuugb
for us lo state that
Wo Lave Everything that is Seedud
and aonsnmed ia tble aiarhet, and at prices thst
astonish tain old and yoeng.
doaxO JOSEPH Kli AW a cHJH.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IV
FURNITURE,
MATTRESSES,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET ETHSET, NEAR P. 0.
Tba undersigned begs leare to Inform tbe eltl.
lens of ClearOeld, and lbs public generally, that
he has en hand a fine aaeortmrnt of Furottaro,
such as Walaut, Cbeetnat and Painted Chamber
Unites, Parlor Suites, Reclining and Extension
Chairs, Ladies' acd fleets' Fssy Chairs, the Per
forated Dining and Parlor Chans, Cane Keats and
Windsor Chairs, Clothes flare, Step and Exten
sion Ladders, Hat Racks, Scrubbing Brushes, Ac
MOCLDINO AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Looking Glasses, Chromos, Ac., which weald be
suitable for Uolieay presents.
aecl07! ' OMa sriutTiwA.
fQ THE :
FRONT!
GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT TBE
CLEARFIELD BAKERY
AND
ICE CREAM SALOON I
Tho anderaigeed having Just (tied ue. new,
large and oomfortable rooms oa Market street,
Bear Third, respectfully informs tho public that
be now drepered to accommodate them with
everything Iu his line oa short notice and at all
hours uf tho day. He keeps oa kaad
ERE8U BREAD, -
BUSKS, ROLLS, PIES,
CAKES, all kinds.
ICE CREAM,
aad a general assortment of-
CONFECTIONERIES, FRUITS, NUTS, As.,
All of whleh will be delivered to eultomerl at their
reeideooel, whan requeued to do so.
ICE CREAM, by ths diih.serrsd lo a neatly fare
niibed room..
Thankful for tha generous patronage bestowed la
the past, he hopes tu merit and reoslvs a eoa
tinueaae of tbe same from his old euato.
mers, and others.
" JOHN STADLER.
. . June ll.'7S-tf,
BRICK I BRICK I BRICK!
A IV BRICK YARD.
Wf S. PLUMMER A CO, baring Darted
II ,1 new and esteailra Brick Yard ia
ClearOeld, are prepared to make oontraoti for Aral
olaas Red Brick, in large or small quantities.
Ordsrs aad aorresnoiidence solicited. Intorma.
Hon eaa be obtained by oallleg at Rynder'i Mu
sic Sure, or by addressing
W. H, I'LUMMER
mjT-tf
Clearfield, P.
IOR ALK.-.Tha aaderalgned cfferl for
. sale a valuable town properly in tha borough
o( CloarOeid. Lot OliUs feet, with a good two
itory plank, house tbereosj s reeled, wiik three
vmu down stairs and lour bed rooms ap slides.
Also, sewing room and bath room on second floor.
House Salshed complete from cellar to attlo
tiaod double porch aad good water. Piles rea
snn.Wo sad nawmoata easy,
2DaoT WM. H- )W)CII,0CH.
iVNNOUNCEM
OF THS GREAT
REDUCTION OF FRJC
it elt OVIIO
IMPORTASI TRCIfl t.i ; kiJ
. i.j i.. ..it!.,, a liiiktnr tarlg ok
isarina ... - -' - -
...i.i iba lo and nottitof charge rot
partial and full sets of eth. I ttao tk. boot
' . -tf A. .Ota (nlaMaas . Waktatviml,, 1 All
Bfvauitwuirv vi Bv.for- n-w- ---
iiinsl r OAT IS tered and natraulsu lguea(ir
rice and satisfaotion. , ', , ;..
Friends, reOoot that y OhaVgel for tW Irrser.
tiou of artiOolal aad tin ssvlng of the aatuvat
teeth are aow the moat reasonable in Peaarylvswia,
Preserve yonr teeth and you preserve your beajth.
Putting of the natural teeth In a healthy, pra
serratlveand useful condition ll made a specially.
Diseases aad meUvrmationseomiaon to tue mourn,
aw aad associate parts, are treated and oorrocUd
with (air success, usausauvii. "
Hons ra. ' ' . ,, . . .
It would be well for patients from a distance to
let mo know by mail a few days befora ooeuipf
to the offioe.
It Is very Important that children between the
ages of eix and twelve yoars should bare their
teeta usaisN. .
A.il,.lica ara admlnlitered and Teetn ru
mored without pain. ....
... A -I - I,, .1 .! h all
illSpOSHlUOS IP! awa'a.'w - a-w--
the world by tbe oxpioasloni of tbe face, henca
how very disastrous may it tberufore be for .per
sous to indulge an expression of distprted features,
evea apart from a hygienic view. Now, to enjoy
natural (not artilioial) comforts and i.lrasures,
respect aud obey natural simplicities and instinct.
r. run i r.u pua ,
Ofdee In Vow MaaonU Building. Second street,
ClearOeld, Pa. snayU'J
DENTALCAED.
Dr. A. M. HILL3 .
Would lav to his patients aad the pub.
lie generally, that, having dissolved partnership
wiik Dr. r-baw, be is now doing tbe entire work
of bis office himself, so tbat patients aeed aot fear
being put under tbe hands of any other operator.
Clearfield, March 20, 1672-pd20mch7S
J. M. STEW AST, D. D. S.,
Offioe over Irwin's Drag Store,
CCRWENSVILLE, PA.
All dental operations, either in the mechanical
or operative branch, promptly attended to aad
satisfaction guaranteed, npeoiai aueouoa paia
to the truUmir.1 nf diseases of tbe natural tooth,
ruins and mouth. Irregularity of tho teeth sue.
ceaafully corrected. Teeth extracted without paia
by the uaa of Ktber, and artlOeial teeth inserted
of the best material and Warranted to render sat.
lefeotloo. . apnlJ0'71:ly
rpilE MITCHELL WAGON,
FOR
Farm, Freight and Plantation Use.
I'aiversslly known ai tha
ORIOlNAL RACINE WAOON.
Made by experienced worlmea out of si goel
material as money oau buv. We do not claim to
build tho lowest priced Wagons, but our aim is to
baild a well proportioned wsgou iu all its parts,
and exoel in durability and lifrht draft. Fur the
past quarter of a century theMitchellWsgon bas
successfully maintained tbe reputstioa of being
the best wagon in use. The rapidly increasing
demand fcr thcu proves their superiority over aU
other wagons.
atttchetl, Lewis A Co., Mannfaotorars, Racine,
Wuoonsiu. For sale by
TUOS. r.EILY,
Aug. , IS7S. ClearOeld, Pa.
17XKCLTOR'8 KOTIC'tU Notioe is here.
j by given tbat letters testamentary baring
been granted to the subscriber on the estate of
bAMl'KL McEWF.N, deceased, late of Chest
township, Clearuaild eounty, Pennsylvania, all
persons indebted to said estate are requested to
nuke immediate payment, and these having
elaima agaiuat tbe same will present thsm' duly
authenticated for settlement.
MARY WILLIAMS,
ITnrrl. Jsn. It. 1'74-Ot Executrix.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE!
Th Hoi aod Lot on tbt eorsr of Mai
ktt lod Fifth HrwU, Clnrl.ld. Ptv.. Ii for !.
Th lot eon Uini nenrly iq ivcre of ground. Tb
boaas ia a tarfr doubt fnm, ounUinlni; oin
room. For tarns and other iuformatieo pplj
to the iMbicrlber. at tb Post Offico.
BOV13 f. A. UAL 1. IU.
Tbe Bell's Run Woolen Factory,
Peaa township, Clearfield Co., Pa. '
BURKED OUTI
OCT MT '
B.U R N E D U PI
Tho subscribers bare, at great expense, rebuilt a
aeighborhood necessity, la the ereotioa of a trsl
olass Woolen Manufactory, with ail the modern
improvements atlaehed, and are prepared to make
all kinds of Cloths, Cssiimeres, Satinetts, Blan
kets, Flannels, Ac. Plenty of goods oa baad to
eupply all oar old aad a thousand new caatomers,
whom we ask to noma and examine our stock.
The business of
CARDINO AND FULLING
will receive our especial attention. Proper
arrangement! will bo made to receive aad deliver
Wool, to suit eustomers. All work warranted ed
done upon the shortest notice, and by strict atten
tion to businrei we hope to realise a liberal share
af public patronage.
10,000 POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
Wa will nay the highest market prion for Wool
and sell our maaufaetured goods aa low as similar
goods oaa be bought In the oounty, ana whenever
we fall to render reasonable satisfactioa we can
elwavs be found at borne ready to make proper
axplaxtatioa, either la peveoa or by letter.
jvu.ibu.v a ogoo,
sprilJOtf Bower P. O.
DISSOLUTION. Notice Is koreby given to
all persons interested that the oo partner
ship heretofore existing between laaiah Wall and
William W. Mayes, trading under the Orm name
of Wall A Mayecwai dissolved by mutual ooaeeat
oa tha lilh day of November Igst. The- books
and aooounts are in the hands of William W.
Mayea, and all persons having unsettlsd aooonnta
are requested to noma forward aad settle the same
without delay. Tba real estate interest of Isaiah
Wall was purchased by Y. W. Mayes, who will
eoallaaa the business as heretofore.
ISAIAH WALL.
WILLIAM W. MATES.
Gltn Dope, ea, Jan, ll, 1874 Sf
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
fpllB undersigned, having established a Nut
A aery oa the 'Fiks, stoat half way hetweea
ClearOeld and Cnrwenlvllle, is prepared to fur
nish all kinds af FRUIT TREES, (standard and
dwarf.) Erorgreaaa, Shrubbery, Grape Vines,
Ooosehetriee, Law ton Blackberry, Strawberry,
and Rasbarry Vines. Also, Siberian Crab Trees,
Qulnoe, and early soviet Rhubarb, Ao. Ordera
promptly attended to, Address,
,- .. WRIOHT.
opto IS-p i Curwenerills, Pa
me j .lime! . .,
Tba etidertlgned Is aow prepared to fur a lab
tho pufclto with an cioelleat quality of
Boltefonto Wood-Burned Umo,''
for ptastoriag purpoiri, by the large or imaU
quantity. Can be found lor the preirnt at Pte'a
new building, oa Market itroet,
oetl-tf L. K. McCLLLOfOH.
aTIRIST MILL?
XOTIC5J
I take Ibis method of Infarmiat the nnbllcthat
t have parchaaed Ihe Cadwalladcr Uriel Mill, had
it thoroughly repaired, and ara now ready to
grind any kind of grain on short notice, Iu tba
beet meaner, A share of your patronage it ao
llclled. Yours Respectfully, .. .
a. H. FLBOAU
QtternT W. Flcoal. MiUsr.
Phillpsburg, Pa , Dee. IO-m.
The Lightning Tamer.
Till aadarmgaid aro tba lole Agents la thli
aounty for thC'Vortk American Galvanised
LUllTtIaiu HODS." luces are tee only sale
rod now la w.e, and ara .ndorsed by all tbt
aalewUne mea la the country. (
We hereby notify the eitlseni of tba eounty
tbat wa will rut thsm ap a better rod, and. for
la.a money, than Is charged by tba forelga
ageabf wbo aaaaally traverse the eeonly aad
oayry af aat little eaah, aaver to rulsua. :
FKCOURAGB 11Q3IB LABOR.
Tkseo wis Blag Lightning Rods arwoted aa
tfcelr hulldlags aeed bat addroaa as by loiter, or
call la karoo. Wa will pat them up anywhere
In theeoenty, and warrant tbessr. The Rods and
Fixtures oa be tee at any time by celling at
ear Here. ' II F. BialBsl A o
, Utearl.ll, March M loTI U '