GEORGE D. GOODLANDER,
' as trek aid raoraiiToa.
r ChalRFlELD, Pa. " " '
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 14, 1874.
"Junw ft VlUalifua Mtack."
0 smith Thomn II. Murray.
( . Tbis political harlrjt and social bri
gand has furnished tho Jeurnat with
unoiher Sunday-school essay. A friond
In Glrard has sent us an jnsido view, or
rather an autibiograpbr, of the early
' days of the eanos-paddler. - Wo are
- thankful for it, but there is much we
' cannot use. We have no quarrel with
his paronts, under whose are Tom
1 was, wbon a boy, ana we suppose
thoy did the test they could with bitn.
! We do not prey upon that kind of
offal, .it is the days and acts of his
. manhood wo wish to discuss, lie
. - writes' learnedly about ansossments
1 and taxation, yet he knows Icbs about
' tbo subject than the aes does about its
roaster's crib., And wore a client to
.. ask him to show ah assessment book
and the law regulating Xbe question,
he would have to resort to a substi-
, tuto. In fact, he succoeds in nothing
. except as a libolcr and in tho role of
a bypocnto. Id these he bas no ri-
' val in the county. - '
' llowovor, his recohl epistle needs
no lur'.her notice. . But, we will look
at the one be issued last fail, when
' we charged upon hint the design of
tampering with the election returns
of Huston township, which bis move
monts then indicated, and which bo
inadvertently confesses. - Besides, his
midnight raid through the "green
woods' to Huston indicated some
thing wicked, because he never before
nor aince manifested half the energy
and seal in doing a good act.
But the libeler proceeds in bis allu
" sions to us in the following christian
atylo :
. "SnfflM it for tho present, to Inquire what hii
opinio! M to the truthfulness of my circuit U
worm, id view or Dn participation In tho very
; frandi which called forth tha eireulare. Ha paved
hit way to fail preetntelerkihlp In tha Commit
t sioners' offioa by complaining of tho large salary
paid tha former clerk. Mr, liradlov. Ha all (need
that tha work eoold be dona for much less tun."
That ia a square lio.
"When ba fell the poiition ho charges tha
county, aa a aalarj, about double the amount be
aan namea aa a sufficient eompensntlou."
In this he uses less words, but it is
a larger lie than the other. He is
improving in that line daily. But b
-, proceeds ; :
"lie lacks on an additional bill of arar fire
. Donated doiiara for printing. (See account of
receipts and expenditures for Clearfleld county,
in CiearOeld frvatiYeaa of February 26th, 1873.)
1 bat is business. The bills are on
file, call and examine tbem, and if we
have charged tho county more thnn
. we charge individuals, for similar
work, we will refund four fold, and
vice versa. .Come nlon&honest Thorn
s J Again :
"While working np thla fraud in order to se
oura hie preeent poeition, be waa alio looking
with a Jeeloas ere to another soft seat He want
ed to bare n double bold upon tha tax-paysrs
tha county. He Ihougbt the would ba till;
enoogn 10 elect mm eouoij Treasurer.
There is not a word of truth in thi
whole paragraph, though emanating
. from a Deputy Sunday School Sapor
intendent. But this modern Judas
continues:
"With thli purpose In view, and aniloua to
maxe tnai omco ai profitable aa poiiible, na be
came deeply interested ia questions of iikii
meat and taxation. Along ia 186.1. we find him
writing lengthy editorials open the importance of
a bigoer valuation of ine property throughout
ine county.-
Yes. and it would be well if such
blockheads as yourself would take
littlo more interest in that question
We have not met a singlo individual
who hat any brains, and ever gave
the subject thought, but concedes that
our "editorials'' are right. Tbis sin
gle fact gives ns roal enjoyment, and
such as a thousand liBelers like Mur
ray cannot destroy. Again be pro
ceeds :
"He complained (really that tha triennial ae
sessment of 1888 wai altogether loo low. He
eooke tamely of the iznoraooe of Aueeeora and
eilisene, and the damage they had dona their
eonscienoes by valuing properly too low. (See
hie editorial in Clearfield HcpMica of March
6tb, 1803). lie oarried theee opinion! into effect
by doing all ia bia power to inercaee, to aueb an
. enormoui amount, the eseoesraent of 1671. To
prorc that be wns responsible mora than aoy one
elie, for Ihe high assessment of 1871, we bare
only to refer to the tact that, 1 the editorial al
luded to, be undertook to dictate what tha amount
of the assessment ihould be, and whea tha as
easement of 1X71 wai made, it waa eomebnw or
tbar tlretched np to hit figures."
Tbis last stretch, on assessments
and taxation, and the duties of Com
missioners and Assessors, dovelops tho
ignoramus most completely, and pro
claims the lawyer an ass In every line,
in rolution to the law which regulates
tho quostion.
- Just bora tha political highway
man drops us and in bia wicked, god
less mannor, proceods to libel our
wholo party, by attacking "certain
mombors of the ring," (which exists
in bis imagination only,) In tho follow
ing moek stylo s
"Re eaye I" went to Ilurtoej towniklp to 0001
1 np the returns lo tail myself." la un.wer to
tail, I bare only to lay, that on Thuredsy night
before tha meeting of tha return Judges, I was
' i.oiia.4 he a Democrat, bat an honest man nev-
' erthetee., that an attempt would probably be
saade on that sight, by certain mem ben of the
ring, lo e baa go the returns for Huston township."
This is a whopper, and a falsehood
- worthy of a Credit llobilier.
. In order to lolly lest the veracity
of this creature Murray, we pronounce
Lis allegation that ho "sas notiflod
, by a Democrat" of a contemplated
fraud as falsa in every particular.
' And we dara him to name the roan.
If be producos him, wo will pay 125
! into tbo poor fond of Huston town-
iijilp, and if he fails ba to pay a like
Thia is not all 1 The laws of tbo
fiM, MUU, morals r.d tbo. for
.': sald'a Integrity, demand that ha give
to the public tin B ' pm-
' rill, im well as tJ;t W ' lb0
"certain members of the ring" upon
bora be ohargos this heinous crlmo,
or acknowledge himself a libolcr of
no ordinary pretensions. Tbis politi
cal shyster continues t j-
"l eoDsulted with several Rsnublloats la town,
and they urged ma to go to Penteld. I thoaght
It test la go, because 1 waa satlsSed last aa at-,
tempt of the kind had been contemplated, and
not snowing who the active effloera of tha hoard
ware, I did sol know what might ba tha result.
Accordingly, I started, with another
gentlemen, to Psnfield, at 1 1 o'olock that night,
where we ascertained who had beea on Ihe board
at the lata eleotion. Being satisfied, from the
character of lha omoore, that no fraud eould be
eueoessfully practised on them, we oaaie home
with tha consolation that Huston township was
all right." , , . ,.
I was satiaflod that an attempt of
tho kind bad been contemplated," re
marks tho knavo. Wo again say,
give us the Dames of these criminals
and we will help prosecute them. . A
man wbo displays so much energy and
teal aa thia exomplary Chairman bas
on this occasion, need not fear for his
cause. Booh seal may be commenda
ble in a spy or dotective.bnt we doubt
tbe propriety of. a Christian (!) en
gaging in a . mission of this kind
against bis neighbors. ' 1 -"'' .
Ho olosos his tirado in the following
characteristic, stylo j ...
"Now, Id the lliht of these foots, known as
thsy arc to every eitiien of this place and Hus
ton township Who knows anything about my trip
mere, ine emerge mat i "went more to cook up
tht returns lo euil myself," la tuoh a silly lie,
that It oannot bo believed by any one, not evea
by-the rllllOer who makes the charge."
To our verdant mind, the epithets
of "silly lie" and "villifier" comes
with a very bad graoe from, a follow
who charges bis neighbors in'a whole
sale manner with the highest , crimes
known to the Jaw. ' . ". "
Murray, produce or name the indi
viduals yoa have indicated, or oo
knowledge yoursolf a sneak and grand
libeler.
Letter from MiarrUbmrg.
IIarbisburo, Feb. 21, 1874
Mr. Editor: Our . local election
for Mayor, Treasurer and Ward offi
cers passed off very quietly on Tues
day last, 'a ho Uomooratio candidate
for Mayor, D. W. Seiler, was defeated
by a majority or US voles against
him. Gov. llartranft's majority in
tbis city in 1872 was 750, so that the
Democracy, though tboy have lost
their Mayor, eonirratulato themselves
at the largo reduction of the Kadical
candidate a veto. In tha different
wards, offices were pretty evenly di
vided between the two parties. Tbe
nomocracy bave much to contond
against here, during even a local cam
paign. 1 be whole power of tbe de
partments at tho Cupilol are agatnst
tbem i acta of former legislatures a
nexing outeido territory, whereon are
iron worka that their employees may
be lorced lo vole the Kepublican tick
et or be discharged, bave been passed
at the wisb ot tho ring power bore,
and the new colorod vote whioh con
trols at least one ward in tho city, is
solid against tbe Democracy.
The legislature waa not in session
Irom Friday ol last week until 1 burs
day afternoon of this week. Most of
the members during the interval be
ing at their homes to assist in eleo
tion affuirs. During their session of
last wook the House passed tbrousb
first reading House bill JS'o. 13, uUJ
lied. -Aa act to carry out the provi
sions of section twelvo article three of
the new Constitution, rolative to con
tracts for supplies for tho legislature
and tbe various departments of the
State covernmont, as follows: The
Secretary of the Commonwealth shall
within ten days alter the passage of
this act, and as often as it may be neo
essary thereafter, by .advertisements
in tho daily papers in riameourg.and
one each In Philadelphia and I'ilts-
burgh, at least ten days before the
letting horein providod for, .invito
scaledprcpsals for contracts to furnish
stationery, paper and luel to the u li
ferent departments ol tbe Mate gov
ernmcnt and for the annual dislribu
lion of laws.
Soclion twenty apd thirty require
the chief clerks ot the benato ana
Houao. separately, to advortiso as
abovo for stationery, fuel and paper
and for tho distribution ol tha journal
department reports and other printed
matter furnished to tbe Iloase and
Senate, and for repairing and furnish
ing the two chambers and their com
mittee rooms.
These proposals, when received by
the officer advertising tnem, snail do
opened by him on tbe day menlionod
in the prosence of the Governor or
Auditor Uenerai, or Mato ires surer,
and the contract shall be awarded to
tho lowest responsible bidder. Such
contracts will be void unloss first ap.
nroved bv tho Governor, Auditor fcfen
eral and. Slate Treasurer. Each con
tractors under this law must give
bonds for the faithful discharge of hi
duties, and tbo Sucrotary of Stale
shall filo in his oflico every contract
thus made, and 'also a copy of tbe
bond accompanying it.
Tho following bill Introduced into
the Seriate by Mr. White, of Indiana
county, is ono that it passed win n
hailed with ioy bv many thousand
of tho poor in our Commonwealth
while it will be taken advantage
of
bv hosts of others, to escape the pay
mcnt of an honest bill owing by them
to some too confiding tradosman.
allows a homestead of the valuo
1000 and certain porsonal properly
for the use of tbe family to be eiempt
from levy and sale. J be homestead
is to bo set apart for tho householder
by commissioners appointed to ap
praise ar.d dosignale il. The proper
ty to be held and descend to the use
of the householder or surviving hus
band, wife or children during their
minority.
Whero there is a divorco the court
shall designate whethor the husband
or wife shall retain the household.
The act also mentions certain person
al proporty to be exempt from levy
and sulo, to consist of bods and otbor
household furnitoro necessary for the
use of tbe family. It exempts a
trnrlftamoVa tools and a professional
man's library, each to the amount of
$100. Also lood nocossary to a lamny
for threo months. Thoaottakos vno
place of all othor cxemp'.ion laws and
secures a homestead to every family
instoad of allowing the dobloror brad
of family to toke a shure in the pro
ceeds of tho sula of his properly, as is
providod for by existing lawa.
Mr. Dill offered a bill In tha Senate
to tha following effoct: Providing
ii-t ii.a nrfenaeof corrupt solicitation
t mmiWa oi tha assombly or of
ni,ii nfflmrs of tho Klate, or any
muuioipnl division thoroof bo heroby
declared a niiiemcno.-,iuu e. .
nnnsini'ed thereof, be punished by
a fine notexcesdiiigtma thousand dol
lars or imprisonment pot exceeding
A sonsation was created boro on
Thursday afternoon by tho announce
ment in the legislature, that a sohome
has been discovered by which it was
sought to obtain money from tho
bunt-ore ' of tbe Stale by fraudulent
pretense'.. Some unknown aooundrel
has sent out two circulars to various
banking bouses In tha State for funds,
for tbe ostensible purpose of passing
tbe aot to repeal the usury law. One
of these circulars bad the forged
names of almost evory one of our
prominent banker hero attaohed lo
it. - This oiroular la dated February
3d, and reads thus :
Da a Bid: Tbe bill to Ix tha rata of Merest
on before tha legislature, ia presented nader
tna most favorable eircnmstanocs. ai property
laid before lha Legislature aa tha gontletuea hav
ing it In charge design, and' tha friends of ths
measure give their raonrr lurroRT and eneour
agetaent. It cannot fell of suceeas. Aotlon at this
session is of tha utmost Importance, aa the meas
ure, if defeated now, will probably ba defeated
for all time. - Vary Respectfully. '
And to this, as I said before, was
signed tho names of our bankers. Ac
companying this circular was another
oirvular, in the same envelope; asking
tor certain amount or money, irom
each bankpr wilteo to,' to be used for
feeine an attorney and for other means
. r . ' . l t a I u -
oi putting iuo usury taw turvugu ni
ones. All answers were to ' be di
rected to U. II. .Gibbons, and all
chocks made parable to the order of
K. ti. Saunders, both1 wnico names are
considered fictitious. -A number ol
letters in reply to these circulars are
reported to have been recolved at the
poitodice and lilted by unknown par
ties, and some of thorn, it ia said. con
tained checks. It is not known deci-
dodly who these would be- swindlers
are, but roport implicates two mem
bers of the legislature. ' From the
number of letters received at tbe post-
office for R. II. Gibbons, the impres
sion is that the swindle was quite
success financially. In tbe Iloase
committee of Investigation, consisting
of Messrs. Young, McCreary and Or
vis was at once appointed to carefully
investigate the matter. Tbe same
thing was road In the senate but that
body took no action in the premises
whatever. '
Matters may be mora fully devel
oped by the time I write you next, if
so i win lurnisn u 10 your patrons.
I ours truly, is. u it.
The BtiRiAViTi. That much
puffed up "Christian Soldier," Gen. O.
U. Howard, la to be tried belore
court martial composed of the follow
ing officers, via : Gon. W, T. Sher
man, Uen. Irwin McDowell, uen
John Pope, Gen. Meigs and Gen. Holt.
major A, a. bardner will act as jutliro
advocate of the court. The fuilbt'ui
will pray for Howard's safe delivery.
Tbe court will assemble on the 3d
day of March. A majority of this
board are strong bosopi inends or
Howard, and the arrangement looks
more liko getting ready for a white
washing arlair than anything else.
.1. S L . Li 1 -L-L
TOTICE -Notloe Is hereby given that an
Xl application will be made lo the Board of
ferdone at tnetr next meeting, Tor a pardon la
tbe ease or A. H. Milton, eon tinted at January
session, 1H74, of an aggravated assault and bat
tery on Hiram Woodward.
1141. ax. MCUl l.bUL UU.
Feb. W-Jt. Att'y for Applieeat.
TlamiLUTION OP PAHTMiHSIIIP,
II Notice Is heroby given that the co-part
nership heretofore existing between Daniel Mo
ll on a gle and fulion McMooagla ia tha saloon
ad tea Din nllevat Houtsdale, has thia da been
dissolved by tha mutaal withdrawal of falton
McMonagla. All persona aoowing tnemseivee
Indebted to the eaid arm, and taoee bavingoiaims
against tha same, will please call aod settle their
accounts Immediately.
B. McMONAULB a b'U.
Houtsdale, Feb li, Wt
s
tioa la hereby given to the snblio and all par
ties interested, that application will be metis at
the present cession of our Blete Legislature lo
nees an aci uerianng aiontgomory ureea, wtta
Its brancb.ee, In Clearfield county, a public high-
way for tha purpose or minting eaw logs on sen
stream. wai. ruwr-,1,1,,
RKUBKN Mcf uXRSON,
fcblS tt O. I. REED.
TH '
I of Ueorce Lellioh, Administrator of tha ctata
or Jaeob Zimmer, or Hraay townanip, uicsrntu
eonntv. deceased. .
The Court having reierrea tnc report oaca to
Iba Auditor for ra-ailjnsiment and correction, no
tice Is heroby given that this duty will be el-
tended to by toe nnaersignen, on monaay, toe
thdavof Maroh, 1874, at 1 o'clock, p. m, at
bis office, In Ihe borough of ClearSeld, when and
where all parties interested may attend If they
see proper. was. at. HnUbbuuuo,
Feb. 18-t . - Auditor,
sT nPIIANS' COURT SALE ! By
v virtue of aa order of the Orphans' Court of
ClearBeld county, there will ba sold at puone
, .1 : U.. 1- e -1 .. 1 i-
saia. on ine i.rcia ...... m H -.-
n. m-on FRIDAY. MARCH IS, 1871, the fol
lowlna real estate, lata Iba nionerty of Thomas
Fitspatriek, deceased : All that certain piece of
eroond situate In tba borouch of Houtsdele,
(Ilea, field county, Pa., on the northeast corner of
Maple alloy and Mary etreet, eo reel front and
lit) deep, and known and designated as lot
No. 178 in tbe plot or said boron gb 1 baring 1
frame honee thereon. ISl24 feet, two stories high
TERMS 1 Ten per arnt. cash at sale, one-half
at confirmation, and catenae in sis monies, who
interest, to be secured by bond and mortgage an
premises. MARX HXZl'AlttlUK, A am 1.
Feb. 14, IS74-.1t
".nPIIANS1 COURl SALE By
J virtue of aa order of the Orphans Coart or
Clearfield county, there will be sold at public sale,
oa Ihe premises, at lloutsaate, on ntiMimi
MARCH 12. 1H74. at 1 o'clock P. M., n eertai
lot of .round, ia the village af Houtsdale, CI.
old euuntv late the nrooerIT of James Bums
iloeeased. situated ou the sooth-west corner of
Mere street and Manle alley, fronting fost on
Mary street, and extending back lit feet to Dear
alley, Known as lot no. idf 10 pint 01 "i tr
ough, and having a large Frame Dwelling Heuea
and Other Improveuenie msnwe erectce.
Tanae or Sai.D. Ten per cent, at sals 1 one
heir or the whole sum at aonSrmatlon, and tha
balance ia six months, with internet to be secured
on the premises. nam nunno,
Feb. 11J, 1874-Ht. Eieculri
ORPHANS' COURT SALE. By
irte or an order of tbe Orphans' Court or
ClearSeld eoanty, there will be anld at public sale
at tha Court House, in uicarnein, ra., on aiura
DAY, MARCH IS, 1874, tbe following vaiuaui
rial aetata, lata tha nronerty of Was. Dale, dee'd.
of 1-ewrcfoo township, to-wlt 1 All that certain
treoi or piroe wi ""-'- . - -
hln. ClearSeld counrv. Pa., bounded and d
scribed aa follows 1 Beginning at n post, corner
of load of Hugh and James Orr, an line of lan 3
John Beaumont: thence by Beaumont's land south
lij perches to a post oa line 01 isnu oi
n..e'e eitMte i. lhanca raat 71 perches to white
oak t thence north perches to a dogwood j Ibenee
east 40 perches to a post i thence north 147 perches
to a posit ineneo west 111
place af beglauing, containing mo cores ana ei
L..n. more or less, and being the same prom I
see which Mark Kyler and wile by deed, deled
loth May, IHM, recorded at ClearBeld, la Deed
Book 11, pegs; 2S8 aod JW, conveyed to Rlehard
Ok. K.
TERMS OF SAIif. Tenper cenl.of pnroheea
moooy at sale, ooe-lblrd at eonSrmation of sale,
and the balance la twa equal anneal paymente
thereafter, with Interest rrom oata ni eaie, ee
he hand end mnrtcue on premises.
REBECCA i. DALE, Adm'l.
Feb. 1.1, Ifl74-9t
rvRPIIANS' COUUT SALE. By
J vlitua of aa order Issued ant or Ihe Or
.i.... r..,t r ClearSeld aountv. there will b
L.1,1 .t nubile ease, en the premises, ia Ihe bor.
...1. .r V'r.iavllle. at 1 a'dock p. ex., oa Rat-
ardav. March 14, 1974, tbe following valuable
real estate, late tha property of Isaac Bloom, Jr.,
deceased, lo wit 1 ..'at.'
in th.t aartaln boaaaand place of land, known
as tha American Hotel properly, situate In the
borough nf Corwensvllle, county ni v.iearoeiu, ra
vn the east slda of Filbert street, beginning a
afibftt feet north from aald street, ooniainn
iti k.ir,i,tt on Filbert street and extendi
i...i no r.. Mitwenl. and bavim a large TAV
KRN and stable, and other outbuildings thereon
erected.
TKRUfl -Ooa-lhlrd ocsk at eontrmalUin
sale, and Ihe balance In two ennel aanual Install
ments, wllh Interest, to be secured on the preml
y eo.s.sa
. Feb. s:-..l.l 'tni'l of Isaj Bloom, tfeo il,
' 4. . ' '
riRAND OrEHING
or
- -"-PIE'S '
OPERAHOUSE,
. BY TUB CELEBRATED '
JEW WIE CAHIIOIjX.
SELECTED COmXYj
OF TWENTY PEOPLB.
1 I
An nttreotlve evening's
i, eonslstlog ef
CHOICE DRAMATIC PIECES,
. btrvtolnf; ,. 1
ennle Carroll, Mark Cites,
And tht entile Dramatic Corps, assisted by
Prof. ANDRE'S ORCHESTRA.
Also, the AMERICAN SOLOIST
, ., - . -r tt-A
HI
ii r ai B v".7
n E 11 nj,
In navel Bird Imitations upon bis sou ookssr.
- Kote the Folio:
ing:
Will appear
ft
WednesdayyMarch 4th
Ta tbe beenlif, drama, eatllled
- I..... - ' V.
The Working law,M
Or, Pottrlv eind JRicAraj
admission, ...a. ,
H CanU
T Cenu.
KKHKHVKD SKATS ;
Tiokets for sale at tha Post Office.
HENRY t BAf E
HI. HENRY..
.Proprietors
Manager
JOE. CUK.MfT
Ageat
. r
aajr-Cbaure of pre gram me aaoh evening.
Con-
eluding with a very amusing farce.
GROCERIES!
NEW STORE,
Oppoilt Poit Offlc.
New Goods I New Prices 1
CHOICE LINE OF TEAR.
O0L0N0S,
JAPANS,
IMPORTED,
TOl'NO HYSON.
SNOLtSO BREAKFAST,
i ..u. Peiial m Marttet,
1
nUTTER;AND EOtiH
Will be kept and sold at Srst tost.'' Cash paid
rar vonniry rroauee.
GERMAN CHERRIES, ,
turkey prunes, ., '
' pre8erved:fears,
PHILADELPHIA 1TAM9
Mackerel, Lake Uerrlng, Cod, ia. -
Barrel rickles and English Piaklee..
,;...-.. AT't-
' FLOUR AND FEED.
Flour, Cora Meal, Oal Meal, le.
I
febSi'74
- LYTLS MITCnELL.
Mercantile Appraiscr'9 List.
List of Wholesale and Retail' Dealers of For
eign and Domestie Merchandise In the county of
ClearBeld, lor ine teat a. u. ltszi, Tilt
class. s'cai rowasnip. - rn.
13 Bimon HrFerlaaa, dry goods, groceries, glo (to
IS Jno. (1. Ulaigow, dry goods, groceries.. 10 00
4 " " patent medicines S 00
14 W. 8. Dickey A Bon, dry goods, prerie. T 00
14 C. J. Keegy, dry goods, groceries 7 00
14 W. C. Met druggist t 00
tsi.i. vowasBir.
4 RobC Mohalfey, dry goods, groceries..,. 7 00
14 11. L. Henderson, groceries ; f 00
14 Z. L. Hoover, groceries. 7 00
14 David Bell, groceries and dry goods.... f 00
asioroen rownsnr.
14 n. E. Williams, groceries, dry good ... T 00
14 F. B. Reed, drugs and groceriee 7 Of
14 Dale A Co., groceries end provisions... T 00
11 Kesler, MoMath A Co., geni mer'dise. IS 00
" patent medielne, . 0 00
14 CM. Cadwalader, groo's and eonfee'e, 7 00
KiDT vownanir.
It D. Goedlender, gen'l merchaadiso 10 00
15 Moore A Hamllion, gen'l merchandise. 10 00
IS L. B. Carlila, general merehaudlee..,.. 10 00
It C A O. Hohwem. gen'l merchandise la 00
14 J. II. Edinger, hardware 7 00
14 Christian llarkhart, eonfeellonery 7 00
t F. K. Arnold A Co., bankers.... 94110
14 Knots A (lalntrr, gen'l merchandise., I 7 M
14 J. W. Carlile, dry gooda end groceriee. - 7 00
14 John geheutieb, dry goods, groceries.. 7 00
14 J. Heberling A Co., dry goods, gro'iee, 7 SO
14 Glasgow A Troxel, gen'l merchandise. ' f 00
14 Thos. Montgomery, dry goods, groc'rlee, 7 OS
14 Mrs. Ida Bennett, millinery 7 00
14 C. D. Kvans A Bro., gen'l merchandise, 7 00
14 J. M. Carlile, groceries aod dry gooda, . 7 00
14 J. A. Terpe, dry goods and groceries... , 7 00
14 11. J. Molleary, confectionery 7 00
atiaxaina rowasnip.
14 John Carson, groceries..,. 7 00
14 A. W. Fatohla, dry goods, groceries.... 7 00
14 J. C. Conner, dry goods, etc.; , 7 00
It Jackson I'alohin, gen'l mereheadise.... 10 00
14 Joba II. Reed, eonfeetionery 7 00
13 I'orace Patohln, general merehandlaa. 10 00
14 Joba Ryan, confectionery M 7 00
rusar vowasnir.
14 It. II. Hard, groceriee aad actions 7 00
II Jamas Carry, dry goads and groceries, 7 00
14 Wm. Hunter, general merchandise 7 00
14 J. A A. Rolen, groceries and eonfeo'iee, 7 00
14 J. . MoKee A Co., gen'l meiohnadioa, 7 00
" patent medicine.... t 00
14 J. P. A J. 8. Fry, dry goods, groceries, 7 00
14 Randv A Bro.. dry goods, groceries.... 7 00
14 John Hoekenberry, grocer's, dry goods, 7 00
revmovoD rowiiiuir.
14 Ollllland A Ilseksndorn. groceries, dry
goads and drags T 00
14 Henry Yotliers, dry goods, groceries.... 7 00
10 h. M. Cooilriel. general merchandise... 10 OS
14 Leigey A Shaway, dry goods, sjneens'ra 7 00
14 Justin I'lubell, dry goods, flour, etc 7 00
14 Francis Ceudriet, dry goods, groceries. 7 Ot
ccnwaaaviLLS loaouan.
I E.A.I W. D. Irvin, mrn-bandise...... 40 00
14 Mia. Catharine Uralf, confectionery 7 00
14 Wat. H. Thompson, grocery , 7 00
II Thomneon A Co., general giarabaadise, II 10
14 W. B. Alexander, druggist., I OS
pa'aol medicines t SO
14 Joseph R. Irwin, drugglet 00
- I paloat meilioluee,...,,. t SO
It Panel A floodwlp. Ss'i mdse. 10 00
14 F. W. Fleming, eletbipg.. t 00
It Fprenkle A Sweeney, fancy goods 10 00
1.1 Abraham Hates, hardware 10 00
It Arnold A Hartshorn, general merah'ae. It 00
14 B. T. O'Prlel A Co, confectionery 7 00
It VT. A, Dale, hardware.. t SO
1 4 C. A. Rorabaiigli, aonfec. and grocery. 7 0
II I II Kirk, lawrler 7 00
H Joha Irvin. central merchsndile. I! to
I '
oiiisi. ci.amriL0, til
14 A. Gulnehurg, elolhlng f 00
II R. W. Orabam, gan'l merchandise 11 08
14 Rohl. Milehell, general merohaudlse.... 00
14 1. Modaughsy, aonfeotionerlos T 00
liitanl room, 1 lablea 4U uu
14 Renry Bridge, merchant tailor.
14 Wright Bros., general merobandisa
S II. If. Blglet a Co., Hardware, etc
II Jet. Kerr 4 Co., clothing, fancy goods,
14 A lei. Walesa, tobeooo and cigars..
14 Miss Rynder, muslo store.
H Thos. Robins, eonfretiooeriea.
14 O. D. Runk, cenfeotionerles
14 David Adams, Sour and reed
II Raekett A Schrywer, hardware, eta It 00
14 Hartswiok A Irwin, druggists 7 00
" patent medioinea... 6 00
II I.. Flegal, booU and shoe II to
14 C. D. Watson, drugs, confectioneries.... 7 00
u patent medicines. I 00
11 R. II. Shew, tobaooo and elgara, ,.. 7 00
18 T. A. Fleck a Co., notions, lanoy goods 10 00
14 Mrs. T. B. Watson, millinery. 7 00
14 Oulleh A Jackson, furniture 7 00
14 Joseph Showers, groceries,:. 7 00
a nnusav Lytic, gen I nierenanaisc... en lie
14 P. A. tiaulin, books and sulionary 7 00
14 Joha Troulman, furniture 7 00
14 John Stadler, bakery and confectionery 7 00
14 F. Leltsinger, bakery...,. T 00
14 Goo. A Jordan, Sour and feed 7 00
11 Jos, Dysart, Soar, feed and groceries.., 10 00
II Wm. Reed, dry goods 10 00
14 Stevenson A Co., confectioneries ... 7 00
14 U. D. Uoodfellow A Ron, Sour and foeU 7 00
11 Joe. Bbaw A Son, gen'l merchandise..... It 00
S Richard Moesen. Bene rat merchandise. 10 00
It A. I. Shaw, druggist 10 00
M ' patent medioinea. t 00
4 H. F. Naugle, Jeweler 7 00
14 8. I.Snyder, Jeweler. 7 00
11 F. O. Miller, general merchandise. It 00
t ClearSeld Co. Hank ,. 10 0U
14 D. Stewart A Son, clothing. 7 00
10 J. M. K reiser, general dry goods 10 00
14 Kills Irvin, confectioneries.. 7 00
V. Lelpoldl, brewer S 00
C. Shaffer, brewer. t to
14 Lytic A Mitchell, groceries. 7 00
nr.carua towxidip. . ;
II W. J. Jackson, dry goods, groceriee and
patent medicines.... 11 60
14 Maoaulcy A Ramey, groceries, provis... 7 00
It eloover urea., general mtrcnandise ... I vu
smaoD tovasaip.
14 Carolina Leeonte, dry goods, groceries.. 7 00
14 Robb Stewart, groceries, dry goods... 7 00
cos nan rowstair.
14 Ellis Irwin A Bon, groceries, dry goedi 7 00
onanan towmuip.
14 Thos. B. Foroey, general merchandise. 7 00
" " patent medicines t 00
' ' ' Qt'LICU Towainip.
14 F. A. Prldeam, dry goods, notions. 7 eft
10 P. A A. Flnn, general nierohaadlae.,.. 10 00
pateut modiolnes... ....' a oo
14 Henry AUeman. dry goods, groceries...' 7 00
accro Towesaip.
14 P. Prlndable, clothing, dry goods. , 7 00
It C. H. Coryell A Co., gen'l merchandise 10 00
14 C. D. Wood... 7 00
" drugs aod patent medicines t 00
II Lyon A Bro, general merchandise 10 00
14 James Brunaw, groceriee 7 00
14 W. II. Latoncha, confectionery 7 00
14 11. W. Brown, grocery, fancy gooda.,., 7 SO
OVTiPALS.
14 Reed Bros., groceries 7 00
patent medlelaea. 99
14 MeCauley A Leather, gre. and proris. 7 00
II frank, Llverighl A Uo., gen I nidse... II 00
14 Matthias Mayer, groceries, confections. 7 00
14 Ueo. Hager, groceriee and Sour. 7 10
14 Harper A Co., groceriee, dry goods..... 7 00
14 Levi Btroap, groceries. T ev
14 Mrs. 8. P. Henderson, millinery 7 SO
14 Cbarlee Keoney, groceries 7 00
14 Lewis Cbenee. grocery. 7 00
Daniel McMonigal, I ten pin alleya..,. 40 04)
14 Humphrey A Co., druggists. 7 00
" . ". - patent medieinea... . t 00
14 Jamal Dunn, general merchandise '' 7 00
14 W. Charlton, notions and groceriee...... 7 00
14 W. C. Langford, groceriee, confections. . 7 00
jonnax rowasnip.
14 James McKeehan, dry goods, groceries 7 00
15 J.C. A D. Johnston, dry goods, grocer. 10 00
M M patent medicines, t SO
' KiUTBAtTS rowsnnip.
IS I. C. McCloakey, gen'l merchandise 10 00
11 J. W. Potter, general merchandise 10 00
14 W. J. liofor, general aaercbandise 7 00
USUI TOWNSHIP.
14 D. J. Eerbarr, grooeriea, dry grooda 7 00
Liastacirv.
15 Nutter, Davie A Congeal merchandise IS 00
14 U. W. Bpenocr, groceriee, provisions..'. 7 00
4 " patent medicines t 00
It Joba Russel A Son, gen'l merchandise. 10 00
14 Jne. Ferguson A Co, dry goods, groo's 7 00
.-.';" "'totttri Yowaanrp. - - -'.' "'
14 Jss. Thompson, notions, confectioneries 7 00
14 Pstcr Moyer, Sour, feed, groctrlaa. 7 00
14 Jonas Mons, dry goods, groceries.. 7 00
13 Leonard Kyler, general merchandise... IS 00
8 Morrlsdala Coal Co., gen'l merchandise 30 00
rasa Towasatp.
14 J. B. Raferty, dry goods, grooeriea..... 7 00
CXIO.1 TOWXSHIP.
14 D. E. Brubaker, general merchandise... 7 00
13 J. R. Arnold, general marchandiea 10 00
saw winaixoroa. e
10 J. R. McM array, general merchandise. 10 00
14 Jamas Innis, druggist 7 00
4 M patent medicines. t 00
11 M. Arnold, geueral merchandise. ........ It Vu
14 John Mark, eonfectioneriee. 7 00
14 Joha P. Feath, oon'oelionery 7 00
14 Joha A. eonfeetionery f Oil
14 Johnston A Dale, hardware.. 7 00
WiLLlCITOI.
It II .11, Woodsldee A Holt, gen'l mdse.... 10 00
IS Ellis Smeal A Co., general msrehaadise 10 00
oeceoiA.
13 Oallagber A Holt, general merehandlaa 10 00
13 Kmmit Savers, general mercbandtee.... 10 00
14 Foreman A Haskell, furniture 7 00
7 Mosbannon Land A Lnmber Co., gen
eral merobandiec 40 00
10 T. C. lletme A Co., general msrobaa'se IS 00
14 Oso. E. Jones, Jewelry.....; 7 00
It Hartmaa A Frlee. II to
11 Llovd, Caldwell A Co, bankers. II b
14 D. tt. Uood, drugs, fancy goods. 7 00
4 patent medieines t 00
t Llveright, Lingle A Co., general mdse. It 00
14 A. Myers, notions, fanoy goods. 7 80
M patent medicines. 6 80
14 II. Zundet, watchmaker 7 00
14 Mrs. 8. A. tletes, millinery 7 08
14 James Hebershon, green grocer......... 7 00
II W. J, Kelley, dry goods, Ac 11 60
14 J. R. Brown, grocery 7 00
14 A. Scoteld, confectionery 7 00
14 Mra. E. Dockel, millinery 7 00
14 T. 8. A J. B. Ieett, grocery, feed, flour. 7 00
14 J. C. Akard, grocery 7 00
14 W. H. Denerr, oonlectlooery . 7 00
14 Oeo. W. Anderson A Co., boots, abacs. 7 00
14 Mrs. Oeo. lloalich, millinery, notions... 7 00
Oeo. Boelich, billiard room; 1 tablee.... 40 00
' IlenJ. Bwigart, tan pin alley, 1 allays... 40 00
14 Daniel Cobaucb. nroeerles 7 00
14 J. 11. Friday, boota and shoes ,. t 00
woobwaan ruwxsuip,
14 Hellman A Smith, grocery, provisions. 1 00
14 J. D. Mafflt, groceries, Ae T 00
14 W. II. Philips, Hardware, grooeriea.... 7 00
14 Samuel liagerty, dry goods, grooerios- 7 00
' patent medicines 8 00
14 neo. W. I.amborn, eonfectioneriee 7 00
14 James Comely at Co., gen'l merchan'se 7 80
- I certify that the above Is a correct list ef Ihe
nemee ef pcreoni ana nrme aeeessea for toe cur
rent year. Notice is hereby given that an appeal
will be held at the Coentv Cotnmtssionere' oOloe,
In ClearSeld, on FRIDAY, the loih day of March
next, where nil who feel themselves aggrieved
can attend if they ace proper. No exonerations
er reductions can be made after the d ty ot eppeai.
Orahamtoa
r. LtiKLfcl,
Feb. It, 74
Mercantile Appraiser.
VTOTU'R. A meeting of tha members of tbe
X i vlearnem Agricultural nociety win u aviu
ia the Ceart Hnu.a on Monday evening of March
court, (18th.) for the parpoao of electing officers
for tha ensuing yeer. A general attendance is
desired. ATUAMIKI. ItlrihBl.,
Feb. tt tt. Chn. Ex. Ocm.
rtAUTlOrs'.-.All persons an hereby caution.
I ad asrainet Iradini for or buying lha follow.
Ing pn party i One cow, 1 holes or potatoes, a lot
of euro rodder. 1 cook elovc, 8 bode and bedding.
1 cupboard, 1 clock, 1 hog, 81 hnehels corn care,
aow In possession of Robert M. Rsney, ne Ihe
same belongs to ma and la left with kirn eubjeet
to mynrdci nt any lime.
f.blS 31 JACOB A. BRETH
u
NDBBTAKING.
The undersigned are now fully prepared to
carry Si tha busiaeaa er ,
UNREItTAKINU,
AT REASONABLE RATES,
Aad respectfully enllell the patronage ef tkoee
needing seen aarvieea.
1 JOHN TROUTMAN,
JAMES L. LEAVY.
ClrurMd, Pa., Feb. 13, 1874. .-
A"1IIKAP GROCERIES 1
t I , LUMBER CITT, PA
Tha andarelened announces to his old friends
and natrons that ha has opened a good line ef
UROCER1ES A PROVISIONS nt the eld stand
ef Kirk A Bpoooer, for which be enlietla n liberal
pal rons ge.
Lumber Citr, Tt., Mirch IS-tf.
RECEIPTS AND EXPEXDITIBES
' , : ' i HOAD FUND
SAMUEL P. WILSON, Etc;, Treasuree of ClearSeld eoiinty, In the Commonwealth of Pettnsyl.
vsnin, In account witu ine lunai 01 toe
l I i naevnn. j '
To amoant uoeolleotod for I "71... 18,741
83
To amount assessed forlS7!..', 18,369 84
To additional U3 37
To ami. In Treasurer's hands Jan. 11. 8,337 82
Total..
,. 841,604 16
STATEMENT OF ROAD
i'e balance due iJtb
Jau. 1871. To amount Addltl- Aggregate lly am'nt By axon
assessml ' onal for aiuouut. tiald Dis't oration a.
Oahand. UncoleoUd for 1871. 1871. , Treasurer
10 44 16 163 80 8.16 72 ; 808 81 60 41
18 t'i 140 77 1,060 80 ,1,6142 01) 1U6 12 11 80
.-' 11 14 " 101 10 111 10 427 71 .. ..!,.....'.
108 81 178 31 1 40 110 02
,,.78 74 . J71 10 , 122 71 ... , 471 72 f ,88 IN . 16.12
! II 17 . i 878 16 ). M 13 .......... ' 787 88 II 17 16
103 74 100 12 " .6S8 tl ' 1,134 81 103 74
' 108 44 '' flV4 0 .' 873 10 .......... 1,743 81 108 44 So
111 71 426 80 426 80 ; 1,173 82 '121 71
-18110 IUO 80 '81148 I Mf l,l8 1H1 10
60 10 88 40 ' 117 40 98 00 316 10 60 30
, . 474 88 Ml 11 80S 86 7 86 1,028 ! 471 8A
88 60 1,127 40 1,118 40 1,314 311 8 60 1 410
48 44 108 40 178 80 1 00 . 014 81 Id 44
8 II 678 00 669 10 1,I3 81 21 63
1,764 86 8,88) 80 . 1,880 01 10,7v VU l,Vi 18 168 17
18 SS : 78 16 . 0160 184 OH ....
. 138 80 872 111 . 108 H 1,810 10 138 89 1 84
81 40 4X0 00 4o0 00 998 4U 16 49
101 68 1,801 71 1,299 10 , 1,101 49 101 68 I 181
483 19 , 866 86 1,018 48 3,34 6 62 , 403 19 , , 86
111 88 - 468 40 . 193 10 16 10 1,203 In 118 88 .'
,', . 918 80 - 918 80
104 0 189 18 169 16 861 86 106 VI 1 12
..... 191 90 1,047 10 1,489 10
194 46 1,219 70 1,208 90 1,883 Oi 194 46 18 80
18,337 62 118.748 32 818,356 84l'JLi'-'.Sj'-!'
Township
Beeearls.,'
Bell ......
Bloom
B"g
Bradford.
Brady
Furualde.
Chest.... ..
Covingl'n
Deeatar..
Fergnsoa
Uirard....
Uoehen .Jl
Orabam..
(Jalicb.,..
Huston ...
Jordan.,..
Karthaul
Knox..
Lawrenqe
Morris ...
1'enn ......
Pine
Pike.
Union....
Woedw'd.
Total...
CHOOl. FUND FOR 1813.
SAMUEL P. WILBON, Esq, Treesarer of ClearBeld eounly, In the Commonweallb of Pennsyl
vaaia, la account with the funds of the several school districts in said county, for 1873
paaroa.
Ta amount uncollected 16,408
To each In Treasurer hands Jan. 16. 4,834
To amount asaeeeed for 1873...
18,193 70
43 96
To additional for 1871...
Total..
..1.18,674 42
STATEMENT OF SCHOOL FUND IN DETAIL.
To balance dutPlith I L
Jaa. 1873. To amount Addl- . By axon- By am'nt 'By amoont
assessed tional. Total. orations, paid Die't oncollected
Uaoolected On hand, for 1873. . .. . Treasurer
1799o 265 19 18468 919 86 t 98 168 19 86148
881 14 65 87 1,161 69 ..... 1,910 Oil 47 40 , . 85 87 1,798 83
101 10 98 17 164 62 til 9U 98 17 468 61
191 84 99 84 194 34 4H8 6.1 ISO 99 85 w 384 08
187 10 136 48 108 14 728 8! 46 90 104 8M 378 74
ti t tt 19t 13 129 34 1,108 I 16 198 63 907 44
191 74 41 17 MS 80 368 II 42 17 823 04
139 10 638 66 1.877 16 84 1,077 11
426 SO 860 71 88 48 1,488 60 368 71 1,106 78
150 80 964 II 1,244 98 1,979 78 73 01 954 11 ; 1,961 14
' 68 04 . 11 81 . 1.17 40 13 40 1.18 46 IS 81 219 84
841 12 818 11 808 86 7 15 1,600 81 148 12 1,464 82
183 70 121 Oi 1,118 40 . 1,804 16 80 121 05 1,88180
344 14 80 18 668 10 941 80 IS 40 tO 10 884 04
663 10 148 t.1 728 98 1,534 49 148 33 1,188 16
1,431 66 72S 03 1,014 45 t,20l 9 161 84 342 79 4,198 16
151 60 161 60 i. 101 00 303 00
871 92 34 42 4:16 86 1,146 0J . S 04 16 42 1.108 68
824 80 23 80 824 00 1,174 3d 13 30 1,248 SO
1,661 66 107 12 ' 1,429 12 ......... 3,498 29 1 31 107 11 1.939 88
1,017 02 61 88 884 Si 1,768 15 "64 61 18 1,710 83
181 80 71 90 - M4 90 13 10 683 60 II 90 40 90
. 1,008 ! 1,003 Id - 1,008 16
413 40 15 76 I HI 80 1 871 10 . 1 78 76 70 693 88
783 80 413 14 1,047 80! 1,164 81.., 121 37 1,931 47
1,119 70 . 41 78 1,308 90.., 1,471 36 13 80 41 78 1,411 SO
113,496 91'84,9.14 36,116,008 70 143 95' 38.67JI42 nl'lJjliJML"
Diarnicva.
Bcooaria...
Bell ........
Bloom
Boggs
Bradford...
Bredjr ,
Burnaide.
Chest.
Covington
Decatur. ...
Ferguson.
Uirard
floahen ....
tlraham...
Oulicb
Huston ...
Jordan ...
Karthaua-
Knox...
Lawrence.
Morris
Penn.
Pine
Pike
io
Woodward
Total ...
COUNTY FUNDS FOR 1873.
SAMUEL P. WILSON, Eeo, Treasurer of Clear-
Sold county. In the Commonwealth of Pennsyl
vania, ia account with tba funds af said eoanty
from the trat day of January, A. D. 1871, to
the 81th dey ef January, A l. 1874
narroa.
To balance due county at last aetUcml 11,484 18
To amoont doe from eollectors 4,793 89
To am't due ftom unseated landa, 1871 10,708 00
To am't due from unseated lands, 1873 16,187 SO
To payment on old prison lot 1,191 08
To amoant el aeated duplicates for
1818, VIS s
DitriH. "H" Oeoety. flints.
Uocearie il.668 44 I08 SS
Bell 1,800 40 tt 94
Bloom 418 38 18 18
Bogge 1.187 31 30 13
Bradford.. 1,499 19 92 47
Brady 1,903 19 120 18
Uum.ide.. 1,163 36 US 81
Chest. 1,181 43 91 10
Covington 719 84 63 17
ClearSeld 1.171 81 171 11
Cureeucvillo... 1.069 94 60 OS
Deeetur 1,740 49 93 II
Ferguson. 784 91 48 71 ?.'
(lirard 697 91 43 13 " ;V
tio.ben 384 64 43 19
Graham, 823 32 40 94
Quitch 800 80 '. 33 08
Houtsdale. 188 II 11 28
Huston 871 92 95 31
Jordan.. ' 834 38 48 88
Karlbaua. 661 15 43 88
Koox.. 717 74 49 91
Lawreaoe ..... 1,408 44 134 II
Lumber City... 324 63 19 30
Morrie 1,634 48 83 01
New Washia'ta 18 14 .12 61 ' .
Osceola.......... 1,163 89 64 81
Penn....... ...... 968 II 68 69
Pike 1,731 81 101 67
1'eion.. 469 20 87 IS
Woodaard 708 16 41 84
Total 1.15,113 1512,300 tt
17,311 90
To amount or militia flne for 1H73..A..
To amount of bank tax for 1873
To ameant of June registry tax........
To amount of October registry tax....
To costs refanded by llipps
Ta sash from Walters for matting and
1,188 60
i,49 82
31100
240 60
17 13
fuel..
19 00
It 00
To earn for old etovea.
To ee.h from Curwensvllle bridge toll
Douse
18 00
Te cash from Richard's note.
10 00
To eaah from Thorn ror brick
To cash fiem Bradford evereeere.......
To eaeh from tlulieh overseera.
168 15
179 30
Toeeeh from Oeo. C. Kirk, commission
er for Courtney.
181
.
To cash from Geo. 0. K Irk, commission
er for Kirk
Te rent of Court Honee, vis 1
Ry Coleman Troupe....
By Berger da
II v other da
8
1
"
To rent of arbltrallea room
To costs refunded per Tata
To redemption, vis:
un ion acres ia noggs
On 80 acres in Rredy ,
On 75 acres In Fox
On 100 seres In Lawrence..
Oa 187 acres ia Pike......
On 80 acres In Chest.
On 1 lots in Osceola
To Jury and reporter'a lees
To floes and forfeitures..
To amount ef prison bonds issued.
from lie. 310 le Ho. 231
Total.
raaniTca.
Ry county orders redeemed, fit 1
By Agricultural Society
Ry assessors' wagss ,
lly auditors and clerks..
By auditing Prothonotaey and Regis
ter and Reoorder'e aoeouata...
Ry Hist riot Attorney fees.
By lunatic asylum, vis 1 .
llOf 00;
1,617 71
165 80
18 Oo!
114 60
Ilarrlsliurf. .,.ri at
Danville.. 16 60
177 II
By bridges, vis t
Amount to Hell township
bridgs 11,500 00
Amoont te Clearfleld er'k
bridge.. 66t 00
Amount to Union bridge.. 60S tt
Amount to Pike bridge 168 60
Amount te Ulra Hope bdg 68 38
By emot nt paid bridge views..
lly New Constitution. -
By County Commissioners' wages, via t
F. F. Content........ 461 60
O. R. Toser I3 10
J. D. TI.emp.oa, 401 16
Clark Brown 77 19
Rr amount paid clerk
1,144 73
41 41
741 14
1.311
1 ono
Ry amount paid court arier.....
lly court reporter.. .......
By Commissionsrs' counsel.............
By eoaetablee' reloras. a
By Court Honee, vial
Fuel 1387 II
Repairs. 426 38
Stoves. 174 78
Lamps and ell 18 18
Sand for pavement 19 78
Cleaning yard and gutter.... 48 00
Oleanlag water eloeel. ...... 18 99
Repairs at well , 14 73
Matting for Jary rooms , 18 48
Winding A repairing aloek. It 09
By Commonwealth costs, vtsi
Cem'lh va. Agar.,. ,...,.... Ill 77
Do.,.,,., ..ftrennemau. ...... 41 61
pe Berns...... 1 It
, Do Chare. IS 64
Do.,...,.Da8ey . I M
Do liallagher t 63
Do, ,.. floss 4 Johnaoa 19 38
Do ..Holmes 8 08
. Do.. ....... Johasoa. 8 tt
71
164
160
144
1,308
a vu
99 It
1 II
38 60
t 19
41 00
1 40
1 It 10S 74
It On I
1,091 90
4,000 00
, 181,064 37
OF CLEABFIELD CO. FOR 1873.
FOR 1813. ( ' f
several suwusiie u mm,. m ,
J 'ill enaniron.
By amount uncollected i.
16,1 HI 17
8,028 00
164
By amount nam uisinot ireaeorer..
Uy eaonerations
Total
..84I.6A4 31
FUND IN. DETAIL.
By amount
uncollected
849 60
1,373 87
427 74
140 82
IKS 11
- 768 10
. 1,U0 18
1,348 40
S60 80
1,1116 68
174 80
1.464 61
2,244 80
678 10
1,118 08
8,648 01
1C4 80
1,888 68
980 00
1,699 90
1,881 88
884 78
918 80
448 41
l,4( 10
1,411 80
835,181 17
caaoivon. .
91 By exonerations..
86By amoant paid district treasurers..
191 08
4,719 84
13,403 61
By amount uncollected-. . ..
Total....
t.i8.tf4 41
Do. ....... Knox.....
Do.. O'Leary.
Do Pierce.
Da Radebaugk at.,
Do.........8hirthlle ei......
Do Smith..
Do Steinmaa
, Do....M...Stcvaaa.w
Do.......Tavlor...
to ...Thimar...,..
Do Turner.........
I)e.. Vedders... ......
18 84
. 16 10
14 64
111 01
171 19
9 68
, 18 83
t 68
t tt
13 1
S 84
tl 17
1,041 77
1,613 10
11 30
38 81
vm so
12 27
By election exneneeSM........
By express and talegrama...,
By tntueat fees...,.
My taniror a wagea.. ...... ..v..-.
By Justice fees.
Ry jvrero' wagee, vis :.
Urand jurore Jan. terns.
Do ....Joae term.
.1104 81
. 137 48
Do Sept term.. 131 Ot
Travis Jurors Jan. term... 663 15
Do June term.. 141 39
Do Sept. term.. 459 It
Do ..Nov. term..
1st week... 417 68
Id week... 421 19
Id week... 199 31
174 tt
1,164 11
By Jury commissioners nnd clerk.......
fly Western Penitentiary....
By oounty printing, via 1 1
8. J. Row., lit tt
Ooodlander A Uagerty 810 01
By postage, vis:
Letter ...$7 91
Registry list 13 31
Collectors' duplieatea 6 64
School transcripts I SO
By Prothonotary's fees
By public records, vis t
Prothonotary'a office $81 23
Register aod Recorder 89 19
Prison reglstsr. II 00
Tax book. 11 81
2 copies Pardon's Digest 17 79
127 10
1,104 48
111 10
II 18
468 10
161 17
By county prison, vis s
Architect 476 Ot
On contract. 1,674 71
Clothing for prisoners. II 59
neddiog ror prl.enere...... in 11
Furniture for cells.......... 177 80
Fusl 171 31
New fence. 490 OS
Painting fence. 76 00
Pavement.. 131 16
Pump. 14 60
Btoree , 106 13
1 Washing for pri.enera 86 90
611 Phyeieiaa for prisonera..,. 106 08
Removing ml bun 31 08
Rent of old prison. .a '46 41
Oil oloth for ball M II SI 1,770 87
S6jp,y fUnda 169 73
By registry expenses.. 46179
M;tly rood damages. lit 76
. I By wolf and fox scalps.. 117 40
onirj. iul0n,r, 43 41
'!By tip.tavee wages. 158 60
By miscellaneous........'.. 4160
! Itw roxl wlesea. 78 90
lly boaoty bonds redeemed
By State account, vist
Personal property.,
Bank tax
609 VU
e eev ee
1,419 19 t,84S 32
By exonerations on unseated land
118 40
1,037 S3
186 00
lly exonerations allowed oollectors
By beauty coupons redeemed... .........
By prison coupons redeemed, vis:
ror inrx M i.ovt w
For lS78- 4.3V4 00
1,011 00
By common school., vis t
Amount paid Beaeners" institute....
181 00
By militia lace paid dietrlet treasu
rers, vlsi ,
Becoaria. ........ 66 08
Bell.. 68 13
Bloom..- 13 09
Boggs. SO 71
Bradford 41 40
Brady 107 78
Burn. Id 43 68
CbesU- 68 60
Covington 41 11
Clearfleld 10 Ot
Curwensvllle 15 98
Decatur. 103 68
Fergnsoa 86 76
Olrard 31 60
Ooshra 67 00
(Iraham 40 00
Oulicb 40 78
Ho. ton 31 80
Jordan It 69
Karlbaua .... 31 50
Knox .-. 10 IS
lewrenee 66 60
Lumber City t 14 68
Morris 65 10
Nsw Washlngtca.. 16 16
Osoeela- 66 10 -
P-nu It 71
0 Pike 70 11
on tt.int. 14 68
00 Woodward.., 61 69 1,40 1 00
lOiBvShevil'ereee, vist
60 1 'Boarding prisoners 1,337 18
18 Serving jury nclieea 18109
Costs in Commw Ik eases.,, 76 60 3,734 80
By amoant doe from ool lectors, vlai
ror tan.
Chest Bsnj. Kling sr...l?l 01
Oarweusvllle.8. 11. Taylor... 4 39
Morris R. Swarts 78 78
For 1871.
Bell T. C.Lee. 65 14
Chest A. Williams, IPS 98
CurSsensvillcYorlfe Clark.... 10 08 '
19 Olrard ...Dan'l Rrise II 10
Oulicb neams.. ia so
lla.ton.. H. W. Brown ...216 It
Karthaus.....Thoa. White.... II tt
For 1873,
Reccarre J. Kleeald MS 61
Bell H. Breth. 107 71
Rtcom, ,..C. A. Woods..... II 97
Rrtgge Isaac Belsh...... 149 63
Bradford .1. W. Antes 317 43
Bredr. Jss. Mitl.,..,.83 ii
Rurnslila D, MoUSey 197 9
Chest... H. Williams ..,.&2 63 ,
Ulsei8eld....J. McClellaS)....8l9 M..i
Curwcn.rilie.il. C. Miller 143 11
ll(cutur....,...l.evl U6s....i..onl 44 .
Fergussn.,..R. Owone. 173 19 ,
(lirard.,., F. II, Jordan. ..128 SO "-'
(Jnshoa A. H. Slilrey. 34 80
Orabsoi J, O. Pace ...II 97 '
Houtsdale.... U. W. Rewles.174 83
llustou.....,ll, W. Uroa.,.46t 711, j..
Jordan H. Wanner i.l7J 73 ,
Kerlh.u.......(l. Fisher........ .168 18 ,
Knoa. A. L. Hlekoa... U 17 .
I,awrejiea.,..T. Howies.,,..,. 686 79
Lumber C.-..J. JI. Uile Il 41
Morris. J. M. Dillon 441 16
N. Wash Wm. MehatToy.. 68 08 .
Osceola. A. Kenhart 611 8f '
' l'e a ....John Pent 164 38 : ,
Pe.'.........J. R. Bloom. ...368 95 i
' I'nioo. 8. M. Bailey..,. 47 19 ' . ;.
Woodward ...II. H. Mllea.....t7l 10
Wallacolon.i.A. Kloer ( 69 9,106 01
Nora. .Tboeemerked with ebevw
paid slnea saitlemeat, and n large : ,
number of euotables barn since ;.
paid OD account. ,
Dy amount due from unseated lands... 16,871 H
Jiy abatement plluwcd taxpayers oa
126,876 60..
By Treasurer's eominis.iun, (g 1 per
cent, oa 114,144 74
By Treasurer's commission, (9 1 par
UN It
Mor 11
cent., on fl7,:i9 a.i ,
By amount due from oolleotoai'rstnrna '
Ifalanos due county ..'.'.,..!
114 Of
lit 81
931 IF
Total.,
..81,064 8Y
January list, 1874.
Received of Samuel P. Wilson, former Treasn
rcr of Clearfleld enunty, tha sum of nine hundred
aod thirty one dollars and twenty-seven eeflte, la
fall for the above balaoe due tha county. -.
$931.17. D. W. WISE, Trees.
ESTIMATED EXPENSES FOR 1871. '
To probable ordinary expenses. 124,090 80
To bounty bonds redeemable. 4,000 09
To prison bonds redeemable... ...... - 4,X0 0O
To lutere.t on 175,000 prison bond... 4, one 09 ,
To exonerations allowed eollectors..,.. 973 0
To exonerations on unseated lands..! - 1,413 OS
To abatement allowed taxpayers..... 1,118 90-
To probable expcnsls for bridges...... 8,O0S 00-
To Treasurer's per ceaugev. ...,... 1,169 09
Total.....,,.!...... ,.'...v...'.'..'.m1 150,353 60
By balance In Treasurer's bands....!.' , 931 If
liy amuuat due fiom oollactors 9.106 01'
By amount due from unsealed lands.-. 15,789 IS
By third payment on prison lot....... 1,107 77
By defleiooey to be raised from tbe .
Mated duplicates for 1ST 4 , 11,421 II
Total....!...! 160.868 OS
COMMISSIONERS' CERTIFICATE.
We, tbe undersigned Commissioners of Clear,
field oounty, in the Commonwealth of Pennsylva
nia, having nict according to law, and having
examined tha aeeernl eoouunto and vouchers of
Samuel P. Wilson, Eq., Treasurer of eaid county,
for tha year A. D. 1873, do oertify that wa And.
them as set forth in the foregoing statement. We
find the amount due the county from him to be
nine hundred and loirty-ona dollars aad twenty,
seven cents (19.11.27). Tbe aggregate amount off
Bounty Bonds still unredeemed is four thousand
dollars (14,000). The amount of -Prison Lot
Bonds ontslanding ia four thousand two hundred
dollars (14,100). Tha whole amount of Prison
Bonds issued waa eaventy-flve thousand dollaca
(176,000). Tba amount doe lha county from un.
seated lands ia twenty-fire thousand eight han
dred end eeveuty-lve dollars and sixty ceota
(126,876.68) and from eolleetere nine tbou.aad
one hundred and aix dollars aad three eeata
(19,106.03). The amoant due Ibe road fund front,
unseated lands appears to be tbiry-fire thousand
ons nunaroe anu eignty-tbree doners and twenty,
eeven cente (1.6,1 63.17), and the amount due the
school fund from the same' source is thirty-three
thousand four hundred and sixty-three dollare
and sixty-two cents (1.13,483 63). ' For statement
in detail of both, see tabular statement, showing
amount due each township fur road porposee eaeV
tbe amount due tbe several school distriota.
Witness our hands at Clearfleld, this twenty-
first day ef January, A. D. 1874. ,
V. W. COCTSRKT,, . - .
J. D. THOMPSON, ,
CLARK BROWN,.
Arrnsvi Commissioners..
O. B. QoODLUDXa, Clerk. '
AUDITORS' CERTIFICATeT.
We, the undersigned Auditors of the county of'
Clearfleld, in tbe Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. '
haeing met at tha Court House, in the berougb
of Clearfleld, on the first Monday of January, Av
D. 1874, according lo law, aod having examined
the several accounts and voueners of Samuel P.
Wilaoa, Esq., Treasurer of eaid county, for the
year A. D. 1873, do report that we Sad tbem aa
above stated. The balance in bis bands due tbe
county appears te. be nine hundred and 'thirty
one dollars and twenty-seven oents ($.931.17).
He appears to owe Quitch a balance or six Col
lars and fifty-one cents (18.31), Jordan sixteen,
dollars and eighty -Ave eeata (116.86) aod Union,
one hundred and one Jollais aod forty -one cente,
en road fund., while Boggs township owes -Mr.
Wileon nine dollar and tea cenu trv.iv roast
funds, aad Chest owee him fifty-twe dollars and
fifty-two cente (12.61), Jordan twenty dolrare
and twenty-one eeuts 1(26.21) nnd Union one
hundred nnd. cue dollara nnd loriy-oue acuta
(11111.41).
Ia lestimony'wheresf we have hereunto set eup
bands, this twenty-first day of January, A. D.
1874.
REUBEN McPHERSOR,
JAS. H. HILB, - '
L.O. BLOOM,
Arrasvi Auditors.
J. W. Howa, Clark.. ' 1:474
RF.GISTKRH NOTICED Notice Is hereby
, eivra that tha followtax accounts hare been
examined and pasecd by me. aad remain Died of
record, in tnia emee lor ine rnfpcciioa 01 noire,
legatees, creditors, and all ethers in any other way
Intereeted, and will ba presented to the next Or.
phaus' Court at Clearfleld eoanty, te ba held at tha
Court House, in the borough ef Clearfleld, com.
meneing ea ths Id Moaday (being tha lath day)
of March, A. D. 1174 :
Account of J. E. and F. B. Wriglcy, adminis
trators of Wm. K. Wrigley, administrator of Joeb-
Rlder estate, lata of Covington township, dee d.
Partial account of Mra. Emily Wright, admin
istratrix of Aliram K. Wright, late of Clearfleld
borough, deceased.
Account of O. C. Pesemore, administrator or
Wm. Mcknight, late er Crearfleid bor. deoeesed.
Fioal account of Sasannab Troy, administra
trix or John Troy, late of Morris township, de
ceased.
Final account of George Williams, administra
tor of JoLa Green, late ef Jordan township, da-
Fiaal account of Willis J. Nugent, administra
tor er Elliott King, late of Burnside township.
deacesod. ...
Final account of 0. W. McCully and Susannah
MeCully, admiaistratore of Ljle MoCnlly, lata of
tiulicb township, deoeaaed.
Rxaisvxn'a Orricn, ' 1 A. W. LEE,
Clearfleld, Pa., Feb. 18, 1874-to. J Register
JOOT ANDSIIOJ
OOT AND SHOE MAKING.
JOSEPH H. DEI'RIXO. oa Market street, In
Shaw's Row, Clearfleld. Pa., has Just received
a fine lot or French t-'alf aatna ana nips, sue
best IS Ihe market, and is now prepared te man
atee hi re everything li bis line. He will war
rant bia wark te fcs as represented.
The ei'iaana of CiearOeld ana e tunny are
reepeetfully invited te give him a call.
Work doac at ahart aotiee. - f:lt'73y
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE!
The Iloase and Lot on the corner of Mar
ket and Fifth streets, Clearfield, Pa., Is for sale.
Tbe lot contains nearly aa acre of ground. The
house la a large double fratae, containing nine
moms. For terms and other information apply
te the subscriber, at the Post Office. "
novlt P. A. OAUI.IN.
TKTll
I orcie,
Fir Oa
K THE rOI'RT OF COMMON PLEAS
Clearfleld county, Pa.
aLLseaan 1
V Ne. 203, January Term, 73,
EnwAnn Ooonww. )
The undersigned Auditor, appainted by tha
Court, to distribute Iba proceeds arising from
Sharif's sale defendant's real e.tste, glvee notice
that ha will attend to the duties of bis appoint
ment, on Friday, tha 8th day of March, 1874, at
I e'olork, p. ra.. at his office, In tbe borough ef
Clearfleld, when and where all parties interested,
may attend If they see proper.
WM. M. MoCtJLLOTlllll,
Feb. 18 It Auditor.
QRIST MILL I ' NOTICE I
1 take this method of informing the public that
I have purchased Ihe Cedwallader Urtt Mill, had,
il thoroughly repaired, and am aow ready to
grind aoy kind of grain on ahort notice, in lha
best mannsr. A share of your patronage la ee
Halted. Tours Respeotfully,
' O. S. FLROAti.
On arnt W. FLieal, Miller.
PhHIpaburg, Pa, Dec. t8-8m. '
. Clearfleld Nursery..
KNCOTJKAGE lltiilE'iNpUSTRT,
THE undersigned, navies; established a N ar
tery ea the 'Pike, about halfway betweea
OleerSeld aad Curwcnevllle, la prepared to far.
alsh all xlada af FRUIT TRESS, (ataadard aad
dwarf,) Evergreens, Shrubbery, Orape Vines,
Ono.ebeirlea, Union Blackberry. Strawberry,
and Raaberry Vlnea. Alto, hlbarlee Crab Trees,
Quiaee. aad early esarlol Rhabarb, As. Ordsrs
pio.ptly attended lo. AJirejs, WR,0HT
itr?0 "' CsrtntrlUi Tt
one year, or lioili,