GEORGE B. GOODLANDEK,
.. (onus i pbopiiibt.'
CLEARFIFXD, V.
WEDNESDAY MOKNIXG. MA jtCIi, 4, IW4.
UtmocraUc JtietHng.
.- Tbo Deruoorats of Clearfield county
re horoby notified to mscmblo In tbo
Court Boom, in Clenrfiold.on Tuosdny
evening, March 17lh, 1874, for tbo
. purpose of choosing a Representative
dclugato to tbo approaching State
ooDvention, and select three conferoos
to meet thoso from Cumbria, Clinton
ltd Elk, for the purposo of electing a
Senatorial delegate. '
W. M. HcCcllocoii, Cb'ra.
ClearCeld, March 4th, 1874.
Good For Him Tbo editor of lb
Norristown Herald has lost hit whoel
barrow, and is advertising for its re
turn. Well, it's- good for him. lie
had no business to own a wheelbarrow.
Moving Eastwabd. The whisky
epizootic, which has been raging
Ohio for tome time, seems to have an
eastward tendency just now. Well,
let it comef why may uot poonle as
Welt as horses bo affected in that way?
' The JIcGranauan. Tho citizens
of Sugar Grove tewnship, Morccr
county, confided their publio affairs to
this popular family. Noblo was eleo
ted constable, David and VTilliHru
school directors, John A. town clerk
and Geo. G. auditor.
Follow Suit Our members of the
Legislature, in imitation of the United
Slates District Judges when they are
overhauled or detected in committing
high crimes and misdemeanors, sim
ply resign, and thereby avoid tho poni
tontiary. This is very cheap punish
ment. '
A Good Sign. As un ovidcoco that
Williamsporters have qnit worshiping
t"ho "golden calf" and have turned
their attention, to business, and in
tend to load a new life, they elected
Martin Powell, Democrat, Mayor at
the recent election. A change for the
better is bard to believe, but it's true.
, KiGiir on End. The lute Demo
ratio victory at Altoona has caused
the -Sun to rise to its meridian and
has its columns properly embellished
with birds and "big gqns." It is jio
wonder, a majority of 847 for mayor
this year, to 120 11 'lotherway" last
year, looks as though tho mountain
city was redeemed.
An Internal Isuisance. Through
the courtesy of Dr. Potter, we are in
receipt of copy of "The Legislative
Journal, and it would be very useful
if the "pasting and folding" fraternity
were not tooinfornal lazy or drunk to
attend to their business. Why not
mail it every day, and not in wookly
handles f To get five and sir days
proceedings, and a week behind time
at that, is enough to make a saint cuss
the folding loafers. This document
costs the tax payers from 825,000 to
80,000, and yet, as served out by
their agents, it is a nuisance. The last
gale which came to baud arrived, on
Suturday, February 28, numbered
from 60 to 50, containing the proceed
ings of tho 20th to the 25th. Now,
wny were numbers 50, 61 and 62
kept back for a week to travel with
tbo otticr numbers indioated f Is
tbo delay in the printing offlco or in
the cellar on the hill 1" Legislators,
look to yonr omploycos. Wake
them up. .
Butler Unbottled. Although Gen.
Grant bottled Ben Butler on a certain
occasion, tho "beast" bas uncorked
the bottle, and escaped, and it is verv
evident, from the howl which has gone
op from "loyal New England" for the
paBt two weeks, that the spoon thiof
bas bottled "the government," the
two United States Senators from Mas
achusetts and eight of tho oloven con
gressmen. The appointment of Sim
mons, as Colleotor of the Port of Bos
ton, is a settler, so, fur as Athenian
elegance, refinement and loyalty is
concerned. This element thrashed
Bon last full for Governor, but ho in
tarn has overthrown tho General and
Slate governmcnts,and lias won a vic
tory tbat throws Big Bethel, Dutch
Cap Canal and Fort Fishor all in the
shade. The "bottled beast." has be
came the lion in the Radical menag
erie, and Is. using bis cock-eye to dis
cover new victims to prey upon.
Radical Cheats. Quite a number
of females were voted for as School
Diroctor in may portions of the Stote
at the last election. But one teems'
to have been elected, a Mrs. G. F.
Rpringer,of Middle Ward.Chester city,
Delaware county. The Radical vote
in this ward is about 240 and the
Democratic vote about 150.. TbeRads
nominated a full ticket and put a ne
gro on for Judge, and one for School
Direotor. The Democratic candidate
fur Judge received 221 and tho colored
"individual" 151, and Mrs. Springer
bad 208, and the colored School Direo
tor but 158. Thia shows that the
Radical bypoorilos will not eat their
own victuals. They fondle and pet
sambo and reck to got bis vote, but
when sambo wants the "white trash"
to vote for bliu, they "go back on
him." This vote also shows that the
Democrats profoj Udiea to darkies or
H.hooJ officers.
OemocraHc County Contention.
In accordauco with previous notice,
the IieTnocratlo County Committee
mot at tho office of tho Chairman, In
Oleaiflold, on Tuesday, tho 2Kb of
I'obraary, and adopted the following
resolution i
KnotttJ, That II Couuty Committee order an
decline to be held oa Saturday, tbc 14lh day sf
March. fur tb purposo of leetlng tbo usual
number of delegates from enrb oleotion dlitriot
I men in ooBvention at Clearueld, on luemey
March 17th. at 1 o'clock 1'. M.. to lake into eon
ildirallou the propriety of changing tin lima of
holding the primary e;oettoni.
. WM. M. .Mifl'LLOl'On,
J-tari L, Monaan, Chairman,
Secretary, sire. (n.
In compliance with the above reo
lution, the several vigilance commit
tecs in tho county ore- rcqucrtod to
meet at tbo usual plnco of holding
primary elections, and hold an eloo
tion for delegates to moct in County
Convention on March 17th, nt 1
o'clock 1'. M. The various districts
will clod delegates ns follows :
Beoearia..
. a Ouelloh.
, Slllouladele
, 2 Huston
3 1 Jordan
, diKartbaui
, fi Knox
, S Lawranc
, ft Lumber City
Morrii.....
4 .Now Washington
S Oiceola.....
Hall
Hloom
Bogst
Bradford
Brady
Burniide ,
Cheat.
Covington ...
Clearfield
CurwroivUlc.......
Decatur
Penn
Forguion
G Irani..
Goihen
Graham
Pike
Union
Wallaoetun...
Woodward...
.... 1
I hopo all our friohds in the county
will take an interost in this election
I heartily invite all Domocrats to par.
ticipate in this election all who re
cognize thomselves as Democrats, bo-
Iiovo in the principles of the Do moo
racy, and.nro willing to stand by that
organization in tbo future, are entitled
to vote in tho chgico of delegatos of
the convention. Let thero bo a full
and freo expression of the Democracy,
and let us demonstrate to our liopub
lican enemies, that though differences
in tho oboice of men may have divided
us for a t'mc, that we can meet on
common platform in defencoof a grand
principle to fight against a common
foe. Wm. M. McCuLiomu.
Ch'nDom.Co. Com.
Read It. On our first page will bo
found Congressman Cox's speech on
tho moth, as discovered in tho army
blankets and clothing. From this
speech it is evidont that millions of
dollars worth more armv clothim?
than is needed, is manufactured annu
- (7
ally, and then hundreds of thousands
of dollars are appropriated to keop tho
moth from eating It up, so as to give
certain manufacturers of blue cloth
and proprietors of tailoring establish
moras fat jobs, and thon close the rob
bery by giving some quack a fortune
for his moth modicinu. Spanish bri
gandage is honorable, compared to this
Yankee system of robbery. Do not
fhihto read the spoech.
Letter from HarrUburr.
Harrisburo, Feb. 28, 1874.
Ma. Editor :-Tbe committee up
pointed by tho logisluturo to investi.
pnto the charges preferred by the
Grand Army of the Republio against
a. lu uuss, lor groan immoralities
wbilo principal of the Cassville Sol
diers Orphans School, met in the Sen-
ato commitlco room some few days
Sl'O. Senator Anderson occupied tho
chair. There wero a large number of
persons in attendance and much in.
lorest was manifested in tho proceed
ings, juuen oi ino testimony taken
was of such a nature that our daily
papers refused to publish it. A larire
number of male and female pupils of
ids Bcnooi were examined, as also
State officiuls, who bad been sent to
the schqol by the Stute Superintend
ent of common school to make in
vestigation. Many very hard thing
wore rumored about Guss' imnrnner
conuuet wan some or the female
scholars of the school, but little of this
j - . ... .. .. ' i .
was sworn against him at tho exam
ination here.
Tho investigating committee held
sessions at Cassville school on Tues.
duy and Wednesday, whon witnesses
lor too delence were examined.
Tbeir report bas not yet boen made
nor published, and the probability is
tbat it will bo in favor of Gubs, who
alleges that bis eno'mios trumped up
the charges to ruin him.
in the matter of the swindlers on
the usury bill of which I wrote you
last week, the movers in tho mutter.
J. Monroe Kroiter, an old citizen
bere, and W, II. Dimmick, member of
tne legislature Horn Y iko and Wayne
counties, wero arretted and taken be.
fore the U. S. CommiHsioner hero, and
by him held in 82,500 buil for triul in
the U. S. Court at Philadelphia, in
May next. Both dony bovine any
thing to do with it. Dimmick sent
his rumi'iiution to the House on Mon
day, where it was at once nccoptfld.
ilie House co mm i tec hvc hot yet re
ported the result of their invention
tion. Dimmick refused to testify be
fore them on advice of his counsel.
The excitement created by this case
does away with any prospect of pass
ing a usury bill this session.
Mr. JUyor rend a bill in tho House.
fixing and defininir tho liability til
bunks and banking companies of this
Commonwealth. 'The bill makes the
stockholders of banks,, bunking com
pumas, saving institutions, iruet com
panies, and all othor ineorporuted
companies,iloing the business oi bunks,
or loan in u or discounting monevs.
personally liable for all debts and de
posits in their individual capacities
double the amount of the capital slock
held and owned by each.
In the Sonato, on Frlduy, the con
sideration of the Judicial spnortion-
tnent bill was rosumed. Tho follow-
ng amendments offered by Mr. Rutnn
were adopted i That Warren county
be dutached from Erie, anil tbat Erie
constitute the twenty. fourth district.
That Korost bo taken from Venango,
and that Venango constitute the thir-ly-first
district. Tbat Jefferson and
Clarion constitute the thirty-second
district, and Green and Fayette tho
fourteenth district.
Senator McSherrv wanted Adam
county detached from York, making
.u separato district, lio suid
court business in York was very
heavy, and tho lawyers of both coun
tios were opposed to their being out.
ted. Mr. Walluoe regretted his ina
bility to vole for the amendment; to
be consistent with his rooord, and to
comply with the roqiilremenu of the
judioiury articlo in the constitution,
as be Interpreted it, be oould not give
his support to a measure which con
tsmphued the formation of a judicial
district ig a rounty having foes than
forty thousand Inhabitants The
amendment was Inst, Tho bill passed
second roading. Tbo judicial districts
are designutod as toilows, in tuo
amended bill !
lot blalricl. Philadelphia! Jd, I.aneaaler i lid,
Delaware t 4th, Cheater) Ilk, York and Adaae
0th. Cumberland! lib. franklin and t'ultmi
Hlb, Uedford and Semereet i Vlh, Huntingdon,
II lair and Cambriat lutn, Indian! inn, Ln
arrnei IXth. Dauubln and Lebeaoa i 1.1th, Uerke
1 4th. Fetetteand Ureene i lith, Schuylkill i lOih.
lluehii 17th, Muntfuinery lain. Lehigh; luth
Northampton j Sllth, Buequebaliaa Slat, Wayne,
aluuroe, J'ik ana larnoui Hd, nrauiorai lau,
Columlna. enlllran. Wyoinioi and Men
tlth, Northumberland i lath, Unlun, Snyder and
Mitnini zstn, Clearlleld, Centra and Clinton
37lh, Lycoming I 3811.. Tioia, Putter, WoKeai
and Cameron liOtli, lirle tutli, Craford Slat,
Venango ! B2d, Jencrauu and Clarion t Sod. Arm
trongi fl-lth, bntler and I.awrenoei SAth, Mar
oeri .HOlh, Beaeeri 1171b, Warren, Elk and For.
eat JSIb, Waebiugton.) Slltb, Allegheny j dOlhj
ii wiiuurvmuu j i vttj aoa uuiara
Section second provides thul tho
qualified electors of Luzorno.Dauphin
and Lobanon, York and Adams, Law
rence and Utitler, Clearfield, Clinton
and teotro, Columbia, .Montour, Wy
oming and Sullivan, shall, nt the next
general election, In the manner pre
scribed by law for tho eloctiou of
President Judgos, oloct ono- porson
for eaoh of said districts, learned in
the Inw, losorve as an additional law
judge of tbo several courts in oach of
snid districts.
Various politions wero presented in
tbo senate on .Monday, Z4lb Instant
Among them were twelve by Senator
Wallace', trom sovon buntirod citizens
of Cloarfiold county, for tho repeal of
the local option law. Mr. Wallace
also introduced an act to divido tbo
cilios of the Stnto into' three classes
and to regulate the passngos of ordi
nances therein. Tho first class to
consist of thoso having 300,000 Inhnb
itants; tho second, of those having
between 75,000 mid 300,000, and the
third class, of thoso between 10,000
and 7o,UUU. JNothing in tho not nl
foots tho oxistitrg rights of cities of
the brst aod second classes. '
Tho following bills passed Grsl read
Ing: Senato bill No. 47. providing
for the. BubmisBion of civil cases to the
decision of tho court and to dispenso
with trials by jury (on agreement by
the purtios.) Senate bill No. '5t, fix
ing tho salaries of tbo members of tho
legislature. Members' salaries, $1,000
lor each sossion, and flU.UO per day
for each adjourned scansion. Senate
bill JSo. U8, fixing a munnor of in.
creasing tho capital stock of corpora
tions. Senate bill No, 60. providing
for tho punishment of any bailee who
wiituiiy permits the destruction of
the property of any livery stable
keener while such property is in bis
chargo. '
ln tho Senate, an amendment to tho
salary Dill was discussed. Air. Mo
Kimley said that tho amendment did
not contomplale an increased salary,
it only provided that extra compensa
tion siiouid do paid where extra sor
vices are rondorod. Mr. MeClure
contended that the constitution ex.
prosely prohibits the present Icglsla
turerom increasing the compensation,
$l,0u0. Mr. Rutan said that no sound
lawyer in the State would interpret
ino iuw as ftonulor MeUlure had done
and intimated that it was the plead
ing oi a aemagogue. jur. wailuce
restated his position heretofore taken
in the debate, and in reply to Mr. Mo-
uiure, remni-ued, that "he thought by
idis time ino nenaior of tne 4tb dis
trict (McCluro) ought to know that
ins opinions hnvo no weight with
either the Republican or Democratic
side ot the benate. 11 o would not bo
r.fluonced by McClure's lecturing, and
reserved the right to interpret the
constitution as he deemed propor. Us
would vote lor si.uuu it the ses
sion lasted four months, if it lasted
longer he expected to receive addi
tional remuneration for bis services."
t lours truly, . E. L. R.
Horrible Jctldtnt.
Excruciatina Torture Fifteen Men
Baptised With Liquid SteelA fear-
lui beart-renumg uccident occurred at
the Steel Works between the hours of
9 and 10 o'clock on Februray 18tb, bj
wmcn bduui uueen men were more
or less injured. From the meager in
formation that could be obtained was
as follows: When tho molten stool
had been emptiod from one of the
urge converters into the htigo ladle
from which it empties into the molds,
the ludlo, accidently, was overturned.
and the liquid fire was thrown over
those workmen engaged in its imme
diate vicinity. About fifteen were
more or less burned, throo of that
number so seriously that it is feured
thoy cannot recover. The clothing
of somo of the men was litorullv
burnod from their bodies, whilo drons
of rod hot liquid burnod through the
flesh ot some unfortunate ones almost
to the bones. Messrs. Frank Jones.
Joseph Schulor and John Whitman,
were most soriously burnod : Mr.
Scbuler'g injuries being of such ex
tremely serious nature that it was
mpossible to convey him to bis home.
Messrs. James F, Hash, Michael llogan.
Jacob Swurncr, Joseph Miller, Isauo
Uulun, Charles Williams, John Cross-
low and Charles Andrews wero among
the unfortunate victims, though somo
of this numbor were not seriously in-
in va. Air. dwarner.besidos the burns
recoived, also hsd an urrn broken
Johnttown Voice.
Another Facimc Ra ii.no ad A bill
has boen introduced in Congress to in
corporate the Southern Transconti
nental Ruilroud Company, which pro
vides for giving a charter to J. C.
Fawcolt and T. F. Sturtevunl,of Penn
sylvania) Rotor Clark, F. M.Stewart,
J. II. Tuit, and John A. Clark.of Now
York; W. II. Hooper, Wurron II us
sey, John W. and Joseph W. Young,
of Utah -, E. W. Garrett, J. B. Smith,
L. II. Roots, U. E. Mclieo, and B. F.
Rice, of Arkunsus, and a numbor ol
other Western men, to build und main
tain a ruilroud and telegraph line from
the month of tho Arkansas river, via
Little Rock, the Arkansas Valley, and
the San Juan Mountains to the Color
ado river in Utah, and thence by the
most direct and praticahlo route to
San P'rancisco, Cul., with a branch
from Sodgwick county. Ark., south
west to tho Atluntio and Pacifio Rail
road at the boundary lino between
Texas and the Indian Territory. The
right of way is granted without other
land grants. Tho capitul stock is to
be fitly million dollars. Congross is
to reserve power to regulate rules for
travel and transportation, and the
road is to La completed In twclvo
jsarg.
As Old Pcenipo. Nicholas P. Trist,
died at Alexandria, Va, recently, at
sn advanced age. fTe was appointed
by Presidont Polk, Plenipotentiary of
the United Stales to Mexioo and ef
fected the treaty made with that gov
ernment that ended tho Mexican war
and gave us all the territory west of
the Rocky Mountain, lie turned
loyaliat, at the close of tho war, and
Grant mad bin) Postmastor at At x.
fr-f mftoM or a Cirttu,
The Washington correspondent of
the Chicago Times, who fa spending
hia first winter at tbo National Capi
tal, thus alludes to "the government"
toam which be noticed on Ilia avenue:
, "Tho President's new team, com-,
posod of. four handsome bays, with'
gold trimmed harness, uiade Its second
appearance on the aveniio this after
noon. "Very wide and very white
reins controlled thorn, and tho team
surpasses any tbingof theklndeverseun
bere. a pout the only thing that over
eame up to nin style was liuchu
Uolmbold'i turnout with cold trimmed
llarncss, which vm bore Tour or five
yours ago. Tbo horses of the Prcsi
dent's four in hand oro all superior.
and it is said that theteam can got
ovor too tun at a three minutoa gait.
Two of the horses, the leaders, have
dono bettor than this on the private
half mile track south of tbo exeoutlve
mansion, on the White llouso lot, on
moro than ono occasion, and onoe, at
least, Prosidont Grunt himsolf bold
the libbons."
Don Piatt, oditor of tho Capital,
thus alludos to the affair t ,.
"Spooking of the family, all the
friends, supnortors and - dependents
wore startled and gratified by tbe ap
pearance of the President's carriage
upon the avenue last woek drawn br
four spanking bays adorned by cold
mounted harness and while reios of
the most gorgeous discription. The
new members of Congress, who are
very green, thought a circus bad ar
rived, while old residents, rcmenber
ing the carnival, Jumped to the wild
oonolusion that Buchu Holm bold bad
reappeared inll his glory, rejuvenat
ed by bis own compound. Wo, how.
ever, who bavo teen diplomatio sor.
vice abroad, and beard lions roar, re
cognized tho' imperial turn-out at
once."
Washington Parties. The Was,b
ngton correspondent of Iho Now York
Independent, thus describes what he
wilnossod at one of tho fusbionuble
parties :
At twelve o clock the doors of the
supper room are oponed, and thon the
jam beggars description. You may
tuKe your choice to be pusbod or to
push, and in eithor caso to Bee plutes
of oysters, salads, and creams, with
tiireuioning spoons und forks, brist
ling through midair, glancing by your
nose, or swimming down your back.
I was- never suro that wo wero not a
oivilized people till I contemplated
my compatriots in a Washington sup
per-room ot a "festive oocusion.
i hore I bavo seen dignitaries whom
tbe publio behove-have enough to out
at home pushing towards a supper
table as a can ni bul might to bis feast :
und ladies renowned as "delicate."
with pilod-up plates of pickles, salads.
fruits, and creams, cramming at a ruto
that would make a perfectly bcullby
woman sick abed for a week.
National CoNUNDttui8.--Tho editor
of the Now York Sun puts the follow
ing pertinent questions to "the gov
ernment:"
What is tho financial policy of the
national Adminietrulion I Will it in
flate a contract, or will the Treasury
continue to wiggle on the horns of
illegal inflation and spasmodic con
traction i
What is the present reconstruction
policy of the Government f Does
ilorlon speuk by authority, or is Car-
pouter its propuut I una jbouiHiunu a
State Government, or is she merely in
the grasp of usurpers and robbors?
Is civil -service reform an nooom.
plishod fuct.or a savory remiuiscenco 1
snail we stop the maws of the pub
lio creditors by hiving heavier taxos.
or by selling more bonds f
U the grout moral party in favor of
lour more yenrs with tho sphinx for
us ngure ucao, or shall we have a
ucwdeulf .
Let him who can stand up and an
swer.
JUST LlKlJIlM An filflinn,rr.aava-
"Ono of the few sonsihiu things dono
by the last Congrots was the refusal
...I ri..i i . , . .. .
in auniii .uiiiiauu into me vinton,
iho UndurHlnnrlinir heimr that n,. T..
ritory should he admitted as a Stale
until it hud at leust population suffi
cient to entitle it to ono Ileprescnta
live. Ills not probable thai iho no mi.
Ittlion of Colot-Milo i niurh ovni &n ii. in
less than two -filths that of a Repre
sentative diktrict. In face of these
facts President G runt renmnmnniU
that this Torrilory, with fewor inhabi-
XT . r i . .
mi. in limn n now lorn warn, be rep
resented in tho liatinnul I
by two Senator and a Congressman."
This is the character iriven or Mr
VT. V. Slorrs. treasurer or Caiwnrii
N. II., savini'S bunk, who has aiolen
8G5.0OO from the institution which
rusted him: In attendance unon
duties he was prompt, unwearied and
diligent. In social life his deport
ment was correct and his character
unblemished. He had not. to annear-
ance, a single extravagant habit."
Quito a fullen nngoll All this has
como of "a disposition to oblitre his
friends." - 6
A Macon negro, who wont into a
tranco at a meeting tho other night,
was accidentally overlooked.' When
he found tho lights wore out, he fol
lowed the oonirretration, and suecoed.
ed in Borioiinly walloping one of the
ooaconB. no eires as an exouse Unit
dey lug udder nigirsra home, an 'dey
mout as well have luiried mo. io
church a'11't no place fur to irot ud
slinclions in s'cietv."
A fiiffhlful acvidunt ocourred on tbe
Great Western Railroad, Canada, by
n passenger our Inking firo. The car,
owing to the bell rope not boing at-
',ucuea 10 ino enirino, coultl not be
stopped until it had run thtee miles.
Ten persons were burned to death
and about tho sumo numbor injured.
The car was totally consumed in about
six minutes.
In Grcenbush, New York, a chnroh
stands close to the track of the Hud
son River Ruilroud. The pastor's voice
was drowned in a prayer bv a tro.
longed scrceuh of a locomotive whistle.
M hen be oould be heard strain ha was
prsying that Yandorbilt might bo con.
vortod, so that the sinfulness of run
ning trains on Sunday mitzht bo im-
preesod npon him. ' ',
Imposters. II. B. Harvey, V. M.
of a Masopio lodge in Troy, N. Y.,
says tbe country is overrun with
bad characters wbo solicit relief on
the ground of being Masons. lie has
had eight applications in a day from
men who, as he learned upon investi
gation, had boen expellej from lodges.
Hon. Kalhan K. II.ll.IT S IlUtrlnt
Judtro. died at liuffalo. nn tha Sil Inat .
ot heart disease, aged 64 years. He
was rosimaster Ucueral under rrcsl-
denl pilujoro.
ROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
J. S. SHOWERS,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Qlref notloe that a freik supply of tbe follow
tag goodi baa Jual bee receive! and are offered
aleltramely low Bgurtei
MEATS, Ae.
New Bugar Cared llama, Shoulder!, Bidet,
Urled liter, It aoa Baiuage, Lrd tad Cbeees,
l.SH.'
t
Mackerel, Herring, Sooth Herring, White Vlih,
Cod tub, Freeh Columbia llteer Bnlmon, Spletd
Halmon, fiinoked Salmon, Hmoked Halibut,
Bivalere, Bardinea, Bbadinei and Freih Louiterl.
. t . s.
BTItl'PS AMD MOLASSES, all klsdi.
BUOAR8, all klnde. '
RICH, Carolina anil Rangoon. . ,
COFFEES.
Rio, Java, Maracaibo, Neolar and Turkey.
TEAS.'
Tonng rfjaon, Imperial, Quo Powder, Oolong,
Tapaa and angliib llrcakfaat.-
B PICES, of all klndi, itrlctljr pur.
SriAKKR CORN,
Glib-UN PKAS, '
BP1.IT PEAS,
MEANS,
PKARL BARLEY,
MACARONI,.
TAPIOCA.
MANIOCA,
FARINA,
corn starch,
pbarl wheat,
wukaten urits,
Nl'TRINA,
HOMINY,
HOMINY ORITII,
Ac, to., Ac.
FLAVORING EXTRACTS, all klndi.
A full line of ?. " .
Canned tfgelabteM, Frutti and
Jtlllt:
TURKEY PRUN'BS and DRIED FRUITS.
. PICKLES, In Jare and In barrele.
CRACKERS AND CAKES.
Ojiter, Soda, Win, Butter, Sugar nd Vane.
BOATS, Laundry and Toilet,
VINEUAR, Cider and Wine.
PEACH and APPLE BUTTER.
Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal.
COAL OIL and LAMP CHIMNIES.
Coin paid for Butter, Rica and Potatoea. A
liberal ebar of patronage la aolioitod.
Ooodi delivered.
ClearSeld, March 4, 1874.
T. M. ROBINSON,
Mkoufaotuw and dttler In
llarncss, Saddles and Bridles,
Cohan, Wblpi, Bruibea, Fir Nclf, Trimming!,
Ilorae UlankeU, ae.
Vacnum, frank Miller e and Nnteroot una. ,
Agent for Bailey and Wilaoo'i Buggiee.
Order and renairing promptly attevded to.
Shop on Market etreet, ClearOeld, Pa, in room
formerly ooenpird by Jae. Alexander. SA'U
CAUTIONr All pereona are hereby caution
ed not to purebaeeorinany weymeddlewith
two bay mere, now in poeeelon Qeorge Hill, ai
Ib-ty belong to me aod are subject to my order.
Mader,.Marcb t, M-lu It. WAK1NU.
C1AUTIKN. All pereone r hereby eaution
J ed aitainat pnrtnaing or In any wr med
dling wilb the following property, booglil by me
at bherifT'e Sale Feb. 18, 1ST 4, and lell in the
bandeof Jimaa Markle, a the lame ll left with
eaid Markle on loan only end anbjoot to my order:
Tbrv oowe, 1 beifor, 16 ebeep, I eel blftokimith
toola, S itovee, i bede and bedding.
ANTHONY SlcQABVEY.
, Weil peer, Feb. 5 -3l.
STORK ROOM ANH OFFICES
FOR RENTT. The Store Room oa Second
itreet, known ee the "Keyitone Store' lately oc
cupied by B. W, Graham, ii for rent. The iture
room il S2l40, with war room 2SxS2, good watr
and pump i tbe building. Th offioe roomebar
ontaide entranee, aoeond Su,r, 12i23 and ISa2S
feet. Building io good order. Known to be well
eiluated and euitable for any and all kind of
buiiueu. For lorther particular addree
D. O. NIVL1NO.
Clearfield, Pa., March 4, lM7-i. tr
COUfiT PR0CLAMATI05.
WIIEREAS, Hon. C A. MAYER, Preaidenl
Judge of th Conrt of Common PI of
th Twenty-fifth Judicial Dletrict, eompoaed of
tb eountie of Clearfield, Centre and Clinton
aod Hon. Wii.li 0. four and Ho. Joaa J.
Run, Alloc late Jvdgei of Clearlleld county,
hav iiioad tbeir precept, to m directed, for th
holding of a Court of Common Pleaa, Orphani'
Court, Court of Qunrter Beeiion, Court of Oyer
ard Terminer, and Court ol General Jail Deliv
ery, at tho Court HonieatClearAeld.lnand forth
coontyof Clearfield, eomrnenoing on the third
Moudiy, Kllb day ol March, 181. and I
oontioue on week.
NOTICE IS, therefore, hereby glren, to the
Coroner, Jmtleea of th Peat, and Cooiublei,
In and for laid eounty ef Clearfield, to appear in
tbeir proper penoni, with tbeir Record , Rolli,
Inquiiitioni, Kxaminationi and other Remea.
brancei, to do thoee thlngi which to their effleei.
and in their behalf, perUin to be don.
U1VKN ander my band at Clearfield, till I5th
day of February, In the year of our Lord on
tboniaod eight hundred nd eeeenty-foor.
W. R. McPIIKHbON, Sheriff.
BISEL'S
BEE HIVE
NTOItE,
LOCK HAVEN, PENN'A.
Uaelng added fifty foot lo ear already eapa
eloui Stor Room, and with an enlargod itoek of
everything In tbe Use of
DltY GOODS,
w Invito lb paople ef Clearfield eounly to tall
and Impeot the lam.
Our gotdi were bought at the low prion during
tb lele panle, and w ar bow prepared t offer
indnoeraenti luck el war never before offend la
Look Haven.
Buyerl wPI find It greatly to their advantage
t call on ul before making their pnrcbaaea.
J. J. EVERETT A CO, PnuVrl..
Look Haven, Feb. II, 174.-Sm '
NOTICK N.nlce le hereby given that an
eppllcalion will be mad to th Hoard of
Pardone t their neit moalln. fur a wardoa In
the eaao ..f A. H. Milton, eouvicted l January
ceiinn, l74, ol an agravaled anault and bat
tery on tlirem Woodward.
WM. M. MrCULLOUOII.
Feb. Jfi-Jt, Atfy fnrAjiplioant.
1N TIIB MATTtCR OK THE ACCOUfcT
of Genre Leillch. Adminiitrator of the eetate
ol Jaoob timmer, of llrady towaihin. Clearfield
ooonly, deoeaeed.
lhe Court having referred the report back to
the Auditor for r-adinatment and correction, no.
tioe Ii hereby given that Ihie duly will b at.
tended to by tb anderelgned, o Monday, tb
th day of March, 1874,! I o'vlnck, p, m , t
aie ouio. i me norougn ot uiearsejit, when and
where li pari lee Intereeied may attend If they
e proper. nn. aa. urjUUIibUtiltll,
Feb. la St Auditor.
s
TONE'S SAW UUMMERS AND
SAW UPSETS.
1 We have raoelved the genoy for tb abov and
will ll them at manafaoturer'i price. Call and
eiamin tbnn. Tbey ar tb bail.
jeli -7, U. f, BJUHB A .
G
tw Q&uxtlstmtM.
GRAND OPEHINO ,
' ' l. ! I c; r ,
- PIE'S
OPERA HOUSE,
f ; BY THE CELEBRATED 1,
a
JEAXIK CABROLL
l-e .).
SELECTED C0MPAXY,'
OP TWENTY PE0PLB.
An attractive eveoing'i amusement, eooiiitlng of
CHOICE DRAMATIC PIECES,
, . Iniroduoiiif
Jennie Carroll, Mark Bates,
And tb entile Dramalle Corpi, aniilad by
Proi'. ANDRE'S ORCHESTRA.
Alao, tb AMERICAN SOLOIST
HI HENRY,
In novel Bird Imitation upon hit sols eoanaT.
Note the Following :
Wednesday, March 4lh,
In tbabMutiful dnrni, c titled
1 fl
"The Working Class,"
' Or, Foterly and JfllrAca.
ADMISSION 50 Cent
RESERVED BEATS 75 CenU.
Tictetl lot lata at th P-.it Office.
HENRY A RATE!
III.HKNRY ,
, Proprietor
Manager
JOE. CUt.NET ;
Ageut
Chanireof rreirramaieeacbereatn. Con.
ciuumg wim very amallug taroe. -
GItOCERIES!
NEW STORE,
Oppoalte Poit Office.
New Goods 1 New Prices I
CHOICE LINK OF TEA.
00L0N0B,
JAPANS,
IMPORTED,
TOUNO BY80X,
E.VOLISII BREAKFAST,
Purcil In Market.
BUTTER ARD EGGS)
Will be kept and told at fint ol. Caah paid
In r-n..i.. L. 1 '
german cherries,
turkey prunes,
pre8erved:pears,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS.
FIH.
Mackerel, Lake Ilerrlng, Cod, Ae.
picki.es.
Barrel Fickle and Bngllik Pickle. .
e
FLOUR AND FF.CI).
.jVlour, Corn Meal, Oat Meal, Ac.
feb674 LYTLI A MITCHELL.
Mercantile Appraiser's list.
Lilt of Wholeiale nd ReuII Deal era nt Vnr.
elgn and Domeitto Marehandiae in th eounty of
vivm.uoiu, ,vi ,u jvmT A. U. lOje, Till
CLies. ai.'oann vowaimr-. tii.
13 fimon McFarlane, dry gooda, grooerie..$10 00
19 Jno. tl. lilasgow, dry goodi, grooeriea., 10 00
" . " patent medicinal 4 00
14 W. 8. Dickey A Bon, dry goodi, provi. t 110
14 C. J. Keagy, dry goodi, groeeriec f 00
14 W, C. Mota, druggut 7 00
sbll rvwMiair.
14 Robt Mehaffey, dry goodi, grooerle.... 7 00
14 11. L. tlendereun, grooeriea 7 00
14 Z. L. Hoover, grooeriea 7 aa
14 David Bell, grocer id and dry good.... 7 00
snanronp Towmnir.
14 II. K. Wllliami, grocerloe, dry good ... 7 00
14 F. B. Reed, druge and groeariei 7 00
14 Dale A Co., groceriri and provnioni... 7 Ot)
11 Xeiler, McMath A Co., gen'l mer'diae.. lo 00
" " " patent medicine, I 00
14 C. M. CadwalaUr, groo'a and oonfee'i, 7 00
bbadt vownanir.
15 D. Goedlander, gen'l merchandise 10 On
It Moor A flamlllon, gen'l merohandieo.. 10 00
II L. R. Carllle, Keneral mrcl.andiie.... III 00
IS C A O. Hchwem. gen'l mercbandlae 1 00
14 J. II. Kdinger, hardware ig
14 Chriitian Uurkbart, confectionery 7 OO
0 F. K. Arnold A Co., banker Jj 00
14 Kunla A tJuinter, fon'l morcbandie.... 7 US
14 J. W. Carlile, dry goodi and gruccrioi.. 7 on
14 John Hokenriob, dry goodi, grooeriea... 7 OO
14 J. Uebcrllng A Co , dry gooda, gro'lee, 7 SO
14 IHaegow A Troxel, gen'l merchandite.. 7 00
14 Thoe. Montgomery, dry goodi, groo'rioa, 7 00
14 Mn. Ida Bennett, millinery 7 00
14 C. 1. F.vani A llro.,gen'l mtrahandii, 7 00
14 J. M. t'arhle, grooeriea and dry goode, 7 00
14 J. A. Tcrpe, dry gooda and grooeriea. ,. 7 OO
14 U. J. Malienry, confectionery ...,. 7 00
ti'wMina Towninip.
14 John Canon, griweriei 7 00
14 A. W. Patobiu, dry goodi, grooeriea.... , 7 00
1 e. v. Conner, ary gooua, etc f 00
IS Jaekaon Patcbln, gen't merohaudil.... 10 OS
14 John II. Reed, confectionery.. f 00
15 Horace Patobin, general merobendiie. 10 00
14 John Ryan, oonfectionery M 7 00
cnasr vowNinip.
14 IT. II. ITurd, grooerle aod nntloni 7 00
14 Jamea Curry, dry goodi and grucariei, 7 00
14 Wm. Hunter, general merchandite 7 00
14 J. A A. Holan, grooeriei and oonlec'iea, 7 00
14 J. R. McKee A Co., grn'l mtrchandlie, 7 00
patent medicine.... t 00
14 J. P. A J. S. Fry, dry goodi, grooeriei, 7 00
14 llundy A Rro., dry goodi, grooeriei.... (10
14 Joaa lloclunberry. grocer', dry gooda, 7 SO
cevimtTvx rowNimr.
14 Ullllland A llcckenjnrn, grooeriei, dry
goodi and drugi . 7 so
14 llrnry Vol hen, dry goodi, grooeriei.... 7 OO
10 L. M. Cnudriel, general merohandiae... 10 0
14 Leigey A Phawny, dry gooda, queeni'r 7 OO
14 Juitin Plubell, dry goodi, flour, etc. 7 SO
14 Franoi Condriet, dry goodi, grooerle. 7 00
crawamviLL aoaorjos.
7 K. A. A W. D. Irrln. mrrchandlie. 40 00
14 Mt. Catharine tiraff, cnlectionwy...., 7 00
14 Wat. 11. Tbompaon, grooery 7 00
11 Thompaon A Co., goaertl merabaadile, It SO
14 W. il. AleiaSdw.drnggiit , 7 00
" patent meilicinea S 00
14 Joeepk H. Irwin, dmggiil 7 00
" " patent medioinee S 00
15 Fiunt A Goodwin, gen'l ejJie.. 10 00
14 F. W. Fleming, clothing , 7 SO
It Knrcnkle A Kwoeney, lancy goodi 10 00
15 Abraham Oatee, hardware 10 00
II Arnold A llartaharn. general meroh'ae. IS SO
14 R. T. O'Frlel A Co, eoufeotionery 7 00
14 W. A. Dale, hardware... 7 00
14 0. A. Rorabaugh, nonfee. and grooery. 7 00
14 A. M. Kirk, jeweler 7 SO
I? John Irrln. general muchatidiK 1 )
CLlaa. CLlaniiai.o.
14 A. Ouinibnrg, alothlng. ,
13 B. W. Orabam, gen'i uerobandiee
14 Kobt. Mitchell, general inerehandiee...,
14 D. McOaugbey. oufciH,ieriea.....
T olC
I 00
r on
r. " . : billiard aoow, 1 tabbi 40 SO
14 Ilenry Brlil(e, merohant tuDorj T 00
14 Wright llrua., general merobaodlae..H,, T 00
S U. V. Bigler Co., Hardware, elo. SO 00
It Ja Kerr 4 Co., elothing, fancy good. 10 Oil
14 A lea. aleon, tobaeco aui clare-,... T 00
I Mlia Ryader, atualo atoru. f 00
14 Thoe. Kobine, eonfootloneriee. . TOO
14 O. l. Kunk, confoolionerlei..... J 00
14 David Adam, Soar and feed T 00
. S Weaver A Helta, general merohapdtt,. 10 00
II Flokett-A Bebryur, hardwire, u.,.. IS 00
14 liarlirriok A IrWlo, druggiiu 7 00
" " natent medlein... I 00
11 L. Flegal, booti and iboee.. II 00
14 C
4 C. D. M otion, druge, oonfeotlooerieiv., f 00
w 1 I , nauint mediclaee i t 00
4 R. H. Fhaw, tof.aooo and cigan.... ' 1 00
IS T. A. Fleck d Co., notioni, fanoy good 10 00
14 Mr. T B. Wataan, mllllnevy-.. - 7 00
14 Onlioh A Jaokano, furniture 7 00
14 Joacph Showerl, grooerle m. 7 00
8 Krateor A Lytic, gen'l merchandin..... SO 00
14 P. A. tlaulin, booki and atatlonury...... 7 00
14 John Trvuttnan, furniture ,......, 7 00
14 John Btadlar, bakory and ouufoctionery 7 00
14 F. Leitilnger, bakery : 7 00
14 Geo. A Jordan, Sour eud feed ., 7 00
13 Joe. Dyiart, flour, feed and grooeriea... 10 00
15 Wm. Read, dry good 10 00
14 Stevcnion A Co., eonfeotionerie 7 00
14 O. D. Goodfellow A Hon, Hour and reed 7 00
11 Joi. Shaw A 800, gen'l merchandlie 15 00
S Bichard Moieop, general merebaniea.' SO 00
IS A. J, Ehaw, druggiit 10 00
" ' patent medieinei. t 00
4 II. F. Kanghr.leweler.......... 7 00
14 8. I. Snyder, jeweler 7 00
11 F. U. Miller, general morohaad!......' 15 00
S Clearfield Co. Rank SO 00
14 D. Stewart A Son, oiothing .. 7 00
10 J. M. Krataer. general drv looda- 20.00
14 Ellialrvin, onfeetlonerie. ,, 1 00
C. Lelpoldt, brewer..,,.. t 00
C. BbafTer. brewer.. . a AA
14 Ly tie A Mitchell, grooerto. 7 00
r.ciTUB rowaimr.
11 W. J. Jackion, dry goodi, groeariei and
patent me.llcineim
14 Macauley A Ramoy, gruceriei, provii,
11 to
r oo
f oo
r oo
r oo
uuvrer orvi., general meronandlM..,,,
atntRo rowniaip.
14 Caroliae Lxonte, dry goodi, grooeriea.
14 Hokt. bUwart, grooeriei, dry gooda...
OIBEK TOWKIIMP.
14 Ellll Irwin A Eon, grooeriei, dry good 7 00
sniBii Townamr. '. v
14 Tbo. H. Forney, general wierehandii. 7 00
. patent medicine t 00
scum TOwxioif.
14 F. A. Prldeaax, dry good, notioni 7 00
10 P. A A. Flynn, general uercbandiie.... 10 CO
. " pntaut modiclne. ...... S 00
14 Henry AUemaa, dry gooda, grooeriei... 7 00
nun-ox rowMiniP. '
14 P. Prindable, clothing, dry good. 7 00
is L. 11. lory ell to., gen I uerebaadii It 00
14 C. D. Wood 7 00
m drug and patont medicine ft 00
11 Lyon A Bro., general mercbandiie 10 00
14 Jemei Itrunaw, grocerie...., 7 00
14 W. II. Latoocbe, ounlcctionery 7 00
14 11. W. Brown, grooerr, fancy gooda.... 7 00
, .. ooriDL. ,. , . ..
14 Rood Broe., grooeriei
" putent mediclnea.
14 McCauley A Lout her, gro. and pruvi,.
12 frank, Liveright A Co., gen'l indae....
14 Matlkiai Mar, grooeriea, eonfeotiou.
14 Geo. linger, grocenei and flour
14 Harper A Co., grocerie, dry gooda...
14 Leri fitroop, grooeriea.
14 Mr. 8. P. llvndereon, miliinory
14 Charlei Keaney, grooeriea...... ... .......
14 Lewii Ckenee, grocery. ;
Daniel MeMonigal, 1 tea pin njleyc...
14 Humphrey A Co., druggiati
" ' . patent ojcdiainei..,..
14 Jamei Dunn, general merchandie
14 W. Charlton, notioni and grocerie
14 W. C. Langlord, groeerieo. eonfoetiona.
JODA TOWBBBIP.
7 00
t 00
7 00
12 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
7 Oil
7 00
7 00
7 00
40 00
7 00
t 00
7 00
7 00
7 00
14 Jftmel MeKeehen, dry goodi, grooerle 7 00
13 J. C. A 1. Jobniton, dry goodi, grocer.. 10 00
" " patent medicloei. t 00
lanToati towbihip.
IS I. C. McCloikey, gen'l merchandiae...)..
IS J. W. Potter, general merohandiae
14 W.J. Uoffer, general aiercbandiae......
Kiroi Townamr.
14 D. J. Earbart, grooeriei, dry groodi....
llllll CITT.
10 00
10 00
7 00
7 00
13 Kutler, Davll A Co., gen'l inerehandil 10 00
14 H. W. fipenoer, grooeric, provinoni... 7 00
4 " patent medicine....... t 00
IS John Ruaiel A Kun, gen'l luerchandii. 10 00
14 jno. rerguaon A Co., dry goodi, groo 7 00
bobri TOWBBBIP.
14 Jae. Thompaon, notiona, eonfectiorwie 7 00
14 Peter Moyer, flour, feed, groeertcr. 7 00
14 Jooal Moui, dry goodi, grooeriea....... 7 00
13 Leonard Kyler, general merchaJidiae... 10 00
8 Morriidale Coal Co., gen'l mcrobandiaa SO 00
PB TOWKSHIP.
14 J. B. Raferty, dry goodi, grooerie...... 7 80
' PitioB Townaaip.
14 D. E. Bnabaker, general merchudls,,. 7 00
13 J. H. Arnold, general merohandiae 18 00
BW UlaniKOTOB.
10 J. R. MeMurray, gineral merchandlie. 10 00
14 Jamei Innil, druggi!..
0
4 pateut medicine
S 00
11 M. Arnold, general merrbandi IS 00
14 John Mark, eonfectloneriea. 7 00
14 John P. Fealh, oon'ectionery. 7 00
14 John A. Kef, confectionery. .... 7 80
14 Johoiton A Dale, hardware. 7 80
wanaciroB.
15 Holt, Woodiidr A Holt, gent Bid,... 10 no
IS EII11 Smeal A Co., general marobaadiee 10 00
OBCSOLA.
13 Gallagher A Holt, general merchandlie 10 00
13 Hniinil 8ayen, general merchandin.... 10 00
14 Fonman A llaekell, furniture... 7 86
7 Moihannon Land A Lumber Co., gen
eral merchandfio. , 40 08
10 T. C. Hcimi A Co., general merohaa'e 10 00
14 Geo. K. Jonei. Jewelry. 7 00
15 Hnrtman A Friea. 12 60
18 Lloyd, Caldwell A Co., baukera. 11 50
14 D. K. Good, druge, laury gooda. 7 00
,4 " patont medleinee A 00
0 Liveright, Lingle A Co., general mdie IS 00
14 A. Slyer, uotione, faney gooda. . 7 80
" patent medieinei..... S 00
14 It. Zondel, watohmaker 7 00
14 Mn. 8. A. Galea, millinery 7 00
14 Jamei 11 nboration, green grocer. " 7 00
11 W. J. Kelley, dry goodi, Ao .' IS 0
14 J. R. Brown, -grocery 7 00
14 A. Soofield, eonlvotionry., , , 7 fin
14 Mre. E. Buckel, millinery 7 00
14 T. 8. A J. B. Ieett, grocery, feed, lour. 7 00
14 J. C. Akard, grocery. 7 00
14 W. 11. Dancer, oonleetionery.. 7 00
14 Geo. W. Anderaon Co., boota, ihoei. 7 00
14 Mn. Geo. Roalich. millinery, notioni... 7 00
Deo. Boalich, billiard room! 1 tahlea..., 40 00
IlenJ. Bwigert, ten pin alley, 1 alleji... 40 00
14 Daniel Oobauoh. croceriee t 00
14 J. U, Friday, boot aad lliooi... ......... 7 00
woonwiin rowKinip.
14 Tlallman A Smith, grooery, proviilona. 7 00
14 J. D. MaffiL (rneerlef. Ao. 7 0
14 W. H. Pliilii.t, Hardware, groceriei 7 00
14 Samuel Hagerty, dry goodi, grooerie. 7 00
" natent medicinae a no
14 Gen. W. l.imborn, conreclioneriee 7 so
14 Jamei Comely t Co, gen'l mcrchan'ae 7 00
I oerllfy that the above ii a correct liat of the
Bamei of peratrtia and firma aaieMaed for th cur
rent yeir. Notie ii hereby given that an appeal
will be held at the County Coutniieeiiinen' orlire,
in ClearOeld, on FRIDAY, the HOlhday of March
oext, where all wbo feel theaieolvc aoirtleved
can attend if Ibey ace proper. No etonereiloai
or reduction! can be made after the div of appeal.
1 u .,'1.1 i-O
u. ....... v., t . vbm.ni,
Feb. S4, 74-41 I Menaulile Annraiier.
N OTIC Si A meeting or lb uemheri of th
Clearfield Agricultural Soolety will be held
in the Cnart Ho on Mondar renin of March
court, (10th.) for tbe purpoie of electing 0 Hi con
for th emuing year. A general aliemlane Ii
deiired. . MAT1IAMKL KISI.KI,.
?lb: ?!!! Chn. Ki. Com.
CAUTION. All perioai ar hereby caution,
ad arainit tradinr for or bovine the fnll.,..
ing property! One cow, S holea of polaloci, a lot
of corn fodder, 1 000k Hove, 3 bedi and bedding.
oupooeru, 1 eiooa, 1 nog, .10 burlieli corn can.
now it. poneelion of Robert M. Ranay, aa the
lame belnngi to me and la left rub him lubject
to my order at any time.
loom at JACOB A. BRKTfl.
u
NDERTAKING.
Th nnderelgned are now fully prepared to
carry on th buiineu of
UKEItTAIOIJGt
AT REASONABLE RATES,
And reipectlully loliclt th patronage of thoe
needing lucb lerriooa.
JOHX TROrTMAS,
e., . , JAMES L.LKAVY.
Clearfield, Pa., Feb. IS, IST4.
CUKAP GROCERIES!
. - , . LUMBER CITT, PA.
Th anderalgni.4 announce to his old friends
anq patrona mat he ha opened aood Una r
GRor'KRlKS A PROVISION" VEX 'su.",
of Kirk A Spencer, for which he Aelidt, , wni,
r......gw. II. W. PKXfi:u
rVVUjbor cv, Tt , M.rsl, ;o jr.
"I"jYlrtuif wvluof I W
j y OB I Ot IB uouri 01 uuvnmon. 1
field cuuntn and la m dlriofv 1 1 1
b poaed to public iale, at tb Cr I
la tb borough of Clearfield, on .MoiionrrwJ I
lOlh day, of March,' 1ST, at I 'clock, p.m.,,
ine loiiuwmg weperivew rM veiaM vt w;t:
Tlire wrula tract! f kMd ltute la Wood.
wrd Uiwniblp, Clearfield Bounty, Pa., beiog ne
t bird of lb riuinuel Kmlin tract, bounded tonlk.
by eouthcrn l!n of tb Emlln tract and nortbrn
line or th Itollin Evane tract, tail by linedivid.
ing tbe 8. Kmlin and R. Mcdoe tract, weat by
line dividing tb H. EmH aod W. Parker tract
and nwlb by dlvlilon Haw of the 8. Kialin tract,
aid line ounianciag at a poat on lla between
Parker and Bulla tract and running north Mi
degree out aoroii laid Emlln tract 130 perche
to poit on lino between R. Mod and Bam Km
lira traoll. aaid northers, line bcin the aouih....
Nia ef tbe two-third of tb laid Emlln tract.
Hi ouuiainiog io wcrei, inoro or icii, and al
lowance, about forty aore oloarod and a bona
and barn created thereon. No. 1. Being part of
eurvey in the name of William Wlitar, bonndid
by land! of W. B. Alexander and other!, contain
ing IIS acre, being partly cleared and having
houie and other Improvement! and a good coal
mine in uporalion tberoon. No. 3. Bounded north
by Jobs 1. Alexander and other land! of D. C.
Denial, toulh by land of Sboff and Jamaa
Comely, wait by lasd of J. II. Fulford ud Gee.
Hookenberry ud ealt by lasd of Albert! Bro'a,
being parlof the Wm. Wiitaraad Roland Evan
traoli, containing 108 acre and allowanoe and
having 110 aorea cleared, a good two itory frame
dwelling houia, iarg frame bank barn tberoon
and underlaid with twn relnicfeoal. Seliad,
Uken in eiocntioa aod to be (old a tb nropertv
of David C. Denial. . r '
Alan, a certain tract of land lituate ia Oeeeola
borough, Clcartteid eounty, P , oa tb north aide
f Curtin it reel, known ia tbe plan of laid town
a lot No. Kift, wilb a reeerve of all mineral! an
der the earn, and saving a two-itory frame bouaa
and Itabloand other outbuilding! tboreon. Beijed,
taken ia eieoutiua sad tv b old aa tb propntg
of Harry 0n.
Alio, a certain traat of land lituate in OieeoU
borough, Clearfield eounty, Pa., known a lot No.
IS in laid borough, having a front on Linglw
tree! of fifty feet and extending back along Coal
treet one hundred and fifty feet lo Edward allay,
and. having a Urge Iwo-itory frame hotel and
outbuildiugi tbcreoo ereoted. Alio, tbe right, ti
tie and intereit of Abraham Gon in lot So. 37,
adjoining tbe above dcaeribed lot. Soiled, taken
in executhn and to be sold a tbi property of
Abraham tion.
Alio, the following deaeribed part! of two lot
of ground lituate ia tbo town of Jaynetville, la
Gulieb townibip, Clearfield county, Pa., via : Be
ginning at tb tornar of fipruo and Walnut
itreeti j thence along Spruce atreet one handred
and twenty bet to line of lot Ne. 4! , thence back
aiong uue 01 lot AO. 4a one Hundred reet; thence
by line at right angle with laid line one hundred
aad twenty feet to Walnut itreet ; thence along
Wtlnnt itreet one hundred' feet to the comer ef
Spruce and Walnut ilraeti and place of beginning ;
and being th on of lata No. 43 and 4-1, fronting
on Suruoe itreet, bounded br Walnut and Spruce
itrecta. Jot No. 41 and Ui reiidua of Ion No. 4S
and 44, with a awry and a half fram bona and
outbatldiagi tberoon erected, tieiied, taken ia
execution end to be lold n tbe property of Georg
Gowen. '
Aim, a certain tract ef land lituate In Union
Uiwmhip, Clearfield eounty, Pennsylvania, be
ginning on line between tract No. 2UUC and 3691
at the turnpike leading from Clearlleld to Lutherl
burg; tlieuee by laid pik louth tii degree! eait
14 4 10 percbei; thence north 75 di greei eait SO
perohe mora or leaa ,-tflence anuth 73 degree
eait Hi perebee mora or leaa; tbonoe north t
di gree ealt 11 perchei more or lei! thenoe north
48 dcgroei eaat 0 perchet more or leal; thence
north 78 degree! eaet 13) perche mora or lea to
white pinei thenoe welt 1 18 perebee mire or lei,
to a poit t thene north 121 perch mm r lea
to place of beginning, containing eighty (SO)
aerea Dior or lei. Sailed, uken in execution
and to lie mid a tb property of Samuel Anitia
and J. W. Dean.
Alio, a certain tract of land, lituate in Peon
town-bip, Clearfield eounty, Pa, bounded north
by land of Milei Spenoer and Jamei Artbun, '
eait by land of II. Hill and McDivitt, wen by
land of Cleaver and D. Spencer and on!b by
land ol Mary Robert! and LBmber Cily borooru,
ontiiing two hundred and tea acrci, and bar
ing a lariie frame hcuaa, fram barn and ether
improvement thereon. Soiled, taken in elocu
tion and to be lold a tb property of Andrew
Spenoer nd JeiH Spenoer.
AIk, two rnrtain tract! of lead lituate in Cleit
towmhlp, Clearfield eountj, Pa., No. I bounded
north by John Gallahcr, weit by Auitin Curry,
louth by land of Jai. Sterenion and eant by bind
of Jame Wood, containing fifty acrei and bavii g
15 acre cleared and a dweliiag houaa and liable
ibercon. No. 1 beginning at corner adjoining
land of A nil in Curry; thenoe by other land of
A. 8. Kitchen Buuth 123 perchei to pcit; tbeoea
ooth 123 percbei to poet; thene louth by land
ofJ. J. Sraeed 12 perchei to poit ; thence north
bv bind of A. 8. Kitchen 145 percbe to place of
beginaing,onUin!ng3Saeree,alleleared. Seiied, '
taken in exvrntion and to be aold ai tbe property
of Iiaaa N. Ralnay and Robert W. Hainey.
Tbbbi or Sits. Tbe price or mm at which
th prooerty shall b uruck off mmt b raid at
tb tln of !, or inch other arrangement
made ac will be epproved,otberwlaetke proper
ty will be Immediately put np end lold again at
lb exprnie aad riik ef th perron to whom it
wai itruek off, and wko, la eai ef deflcieacy at
anih re-iale. shall make good tbe am, aod la
no inilano will th Deed be prelected la Conrt
fop eonflrmatlnn anleai tha money ii actually
paid to tbe Sheriff. W. R. McPilERSoN,
Sbbbipp i Orrtra, I 6hriff.
ClearOeld, Pa.. Feb. 15,1674. J v
OKPUAXS COUKT SALE ! By
virtu of sa order of th Orphani' Conrt of
Clearfield eounty, there will be eold at publio
ale, on the pn-iaiie, in Hontidal, at 1 o'clock,
p.m., on FRIDAY, MARCH 1.1, 1871, the fol- ,
lowing real eetate, late the pioperty of Thomas '
Fitipatriek, dorcaecd : All that certain niece of
ground lituate in the borough of Houtidale.
Clearfield couaty, Pa., o.i the northeait corner of
Maple alley and Mary atreet, i feet front and
5 deep, and known and dngntd a lot
No. 170 in the Tjlot of laid boron? h i bavin a
frame hoove thereon, 10x24 feet, two itoriel high.
TKHHS : Tea per cent, caih at aal, on-hrf
t eonlirmfttloo, ad balnc in six month, with
Intcrect, to be eernred by tond end mortgagee
premiiH. MARY F1TZPATH1CK, Adia'l.
Feb. 25, 1ST4-St
ORl'lIANS' COURT SALE By
virtu of ao order of th Orphani' Conrt of
Clearfield coonly, then will be old pnbllo sale,
on the premieei, at Houtidnlo, on Tlll'RSDAY,
MAIttll U. 1X74, at 1 o'clock P.M., a certain
lot of ground, ia the village of Houtidale, Clear
field evenly late toe nroDertv it Jam Hurna.
deceaaed, situated oa tbe Kuth-weil corner ef
Mary street and Maple alley, fronting 50 feet oa
Mary street, aad extending back 150 feet to Bear
alley, known aa lot No. 130 pt of said hor
ourIi, and having a large Frame Dwelling Houia
and other improvement! thereon creetcd.
Txnua or rii . Tea par cent, at ial ; one
half of tb whole luro at mnflrmation, and th
balance in III montbi, with intervit to be eerarad
on the prrmiaei. MARY BURNS,
Mb. 1, IS.4-4II. Elecutrix.
ORPHANS' COUJIT SALK. By
virtue ef an order of tbe Ornhana' Conrt of
Clearfield county, then will be lold at public lala
at the Co,,rt H ju,,, i oicarfiold, Pa., on MON
DAY, MARCH IS, 4874, the follolling vnluahla
real eilate, late the property of Wm. Dale, dee d.,
of Lawrence Uwnabip, to-wltj All that certain
tract or piece of land, lituate in Lawrence town
ibip, ClearOeld count. 1'a., bounded and de-.
acnlwd as follows i beginning at a pest, corner
of land of Hugh and James Orr, on line of laal .
John Bieiimont i thence by Beaumont'! land louth,
no rcnee to a poii on una ot land of Davht
lloover'i eitate I thence eaat 71 nirrbn lo .Ul,.
oak ; thenoe north 0 perebee to a dogwood l theno
eait 40 perchei to a poit ; thenoe north 147 perche
to a poll thence weat I Hi percbei to a post an
Ii lace of beginning, containing 100 acre and aU
owanne, mora er leis, and being tbe same premi
ses which Mark Kyler and wile by deed, dated
iflth May, 1X0.1, recorded at Clearfield. In Deed
Rook U, pagea 108 and 109. con vend to Richard
Shaw, Sr.
TERMS OF 8 A I.E. Ten per cent, of purchas
money at sale, one-third at confirmation of aale,
and lhe balance ia two equal annual payment
thereafter, with interest from dale of sale, to h
secured by bond and mortgage oa premises.
ItnlJhCCA J. 11 A Lb, Adm'z.
Feb. !i, 1874 .11
RI'.t.lHTEH'f eSOTICIi-Notice ia hereby
given tbat tbo following accounts have been
examined and paesod by me, and remain filed et
record in this oflio for th impoctioa of boir.
legatees, ereailors, and all oltien In anyother way
inloreried, and will lie presented to the next Or.
nans insn ai uiomrneiu eounlyto he &rin at tba
uiirt lluusn. in tlie borough ef Clearfield, com. .
meneing on the 84 Monday (being the 18th day
of March, A. D. 1 87! : .-.. '
Aceount of J. K. and F. P.. Wriirlc.'ftaiahi.
trator of W a), K. H rlrler. a.ltnlnl.ii., .r i-l.
Rider eilate, late of Covingtoa townibip, dee'd, '
Partial aeronntof Mra. Fmll. w,ukt .j..i.
Iitratrix of Abram K. Wright, Iale nr ClearOeld
boroagh, deceaaed.
Aooonnt of H. C. Paasmne ailtnl.i..,. -I
Wm. McKalgbt, Iale of Clearfield bor. deoeaaed.
Final aceount of Rneannah T. -i-i.. .
trU Of John TrCV. Iale Of Morrlatownihln.de.
eaaed.
Final areoant of George Williams, admlnlitr.
lor of John Green, lata of Jordan townibip, do.
Final anmunt of Willi J. Nngent, idminirlr.
tor of Klliott Ring, lata of Burniid townibip,
deceaaed. .
Final account of G. W. MeCally and Suiannak
MeCnlly, adminiitrator of L;l. McCully, late (
Golleh lownihip, deeeased.
- Rtnitrap's Orrirr, I A W LIE.
Olejrfleld, Pa,,Fb.,!l, ISTJ-tr. J . 'Migmar
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