THE REPUBLICAN.
(, CLEARFIELD, PA.
WRDN8SDAY M0RNINO N, ARC It, 1.'., 1874
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, . HEUC.lOim NOTICES.
Methodlat EilicopV Chnrrh Rt. A. D.
Toccu, Pastor. Publio Barvloe every Sabbath
A 10t A.M., wi II I'. M.
Sabbath Sohool at 0 A.M.
PreTor Meeting every Thursday, at 71 P. M.
Communion fcorvloe, Or it Babbath f every
aaonth, at III) A. M.
Preabyterlan tliurcbner.lt. R. Biin.ru.
Sabbath eervlcet morning and orcuing pro
bath Sohool at 8 P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednes
day vuing.
Kt. Prancta Chiirrh CMhollrItiT. P.
J. BnanwAK. Mhi at 10 1 o'clock A. Al., on the
aeoond and fourth Bundays of each month.
Lutheran Church. Hoe. A. J. lUnTsoc.
Preaching every Babbath, morning and evening.
Fahhath Sohool at 0 a. m. Prayer mooting every
Wednesday evening.
A . .
Good Friday, April 3d, nnd Ewstor
Sunday, the 8th. m , m
Partial Mourning.--Brother San-
aom, of the Indiana itawocraf, mourned two col
umns worth last week over tha drath of Senator
Sumner.
U. S. Tntkrnal Revenuk. We pub
llih for the benefit of our readers, In our advert!
Ing wloroni, the tai programme of J. V. Doug
latt, Coram lir-innor of Internal Revenue.
"CnANGEi) Hands. Wo -learn that
lion. A. C. Finney hai lold hii residence on
Booond street to Mrs. Laoonte, of Girard town.
hip, for the sum of 111,000. Mr. I'iuncy deilgni
to remove to Willlamrport.
The Cloarfiold County Normal
School for the year 1874, will be held In the bor
ough of Curwcnsvllle, commencing on Monday
May 4th. Persons deiirous of attending can re
ceive full Information by nddressiog J. A. Orcg
ary, County Superintendent, Clearfield, Pa.
Martin Kline, an estecmod cilizc
of Lawrenoe township, died at his residence on
tha 18th Inst., aged 60 years, t months and
days. He leave! a wife and large family, though
nearly all grown up. lie was a son of Solomon
Kline, one of the first settlers In this eounty.
The greater part of Modoc City,
Butler eouty, was destroyed by Are on the 17th.
Thirty.fiva buildings were ooosumed. The loss
Is estimated at over one hundred thousand dot
lars. This place was one of the largest In the
Butler oil district.
The people of Clarion now talk
about putting down pavements. Well, It Is about
tlma something of the kind would take place in
that ancient Tillage. They even talk of getting
a, fire engine, too. That oonflagratloo they had
out there may be of some benefit to the place af.
terall.
'ENConRAniNO(r) To upend thou
aands of dollars in fitting op printing offices In
our town to a eity standard, and then see orders
given to drummers who have no interest in the
prosperity or politics of our town or eounty."
You are right, brother. Dut then some of your
neighbors must run to Philadelphia or New York
when tbey want a job of, work done, and when
they want a puff or eharity funds they go to you.
s o
Tims Changed. It will bo seen by
ine proceedings or the itcmocrstie Lounty con
vention (found elsewbore in this Issue), which met
in the Court House, on the 17th lull., that the
Democratic primary elections will hereafter be
held on the Saturday preceding the third Tues
day of September. The election occurs this year
on the I2th and the convention meets on the 16th.
Court commences on the fourth Monday (the 28th)
and on Tuesday, the 20th, we will hold our usual
ratification meetings. This ts a decided improve
ment.
The entertainment! tzlvon in the
Opera Housa on Thursday and Friday even logs
last by lbs SUsby Minstrel Troup were well re
eeived by the majority of. persons who were pres
ent. It Is true they did not show themaolrot to
be professionals, neither they are, as this Is the
first effort tbey have made outside of Hunting
don, where they all reilde. The singing of Mr.
Boate was vary good, as was also the acting o
Mr. Maynard, and the Oerman renditions of De
Huff were as good as Is generally witnessed In
the entertainments of morn pretentious compa
' nlcs.
Prooress Tho mere fact thntthe
coal shipments over the Tyrone and Cloarfield
Railroad for the first three months or 1874 are
one hundred per cent, in eicess of the shipments
during the same months of 1373, should be test!
mony sufficient to entire hundreds of thousands
of dollars of capital to our eounty, and we are
pleased to learn that numerous new coal and rail
road enterprises are being entered lots In tho
aouthern and northeastern portions of the eounty,
while the opening of the "Low Grade" railroad in
a few months across the western end of the eounty
will produce a revolution In that section. Local
prospeots are bright. Indeed.
Browned. William ManHfield, em
ployed on a log Job, was drowned In Uailey's
dam, an Anderson creek, on Wednesday, the 18th
loit. He and three others were on their way to
dinner, and while crossing the creek on a log
were all thrown in, and Mansfield was drowned
before he could be rescued. He belonged to the
provlooe of New Brunswick, where he has no
living relative, exoopt a sister. Tha water was
drawn oat of the dam, and the body found a
short distance below where he fell la. His body
was taken to Mr. Jojieph R. Arnold'! residence,
properly eared for, and buried the neit day at
iiocktoo.
Rafting. This is our an mini raft
ing season.. The heavy rains of last week pro.
dueed a good freshet in all oar streams loo high,
"act, on Saturday for ratting. There was a
good run on Sunday and Monday, however, hut
the "blow and fraese" on Monday and Monday
abrht put all the dem. down below ft nftU.
Ug by Tuesday morning, so that all those who
failed to get below the mouth of Clearfield creek
en Monday evening were compelled to tie m.
w drls all to be on the alert, because there Is
o snow to keep up the streams, and when by
rain they become swollen, mora down stream If
possible. There Is nothing to be made out of
lumber lying along the shore unrafted or tied up.
Thus far, timber has brought good prices, and,
therefor, let It be sent to market as speedily as
possible.
i Another Railway Troject It Is
lib pleasure that w announce the feet that a
lumber of capitalists, headed by L. A. Mackey,
Itej., of Lock Haven, have eompleUd all the pre
eniaary arrangements for looatlng and building
r railroad along the river, from the mouth of
innemahonlng oreck to Karthans, and that a
erps of engineers, under Col. Jerrett, will be
raced on the rout within a month. We under
bid that the heirs, or owners, of the harlhaus
at are also taking great Interest In this project
d will lend material aid In the building or this
M of road. This It a movement In the right
laotloa. This road will not slop long at Kar
ut. . it will loon mora up to the mouth of
nuannoa creek, and be built up that stream to
lllp.barg, while another branch will come oa
tb rlverjto the Cherry Tree, and this, loo,
sin th neit five years. W. predlot now that
three years pass around, all the eeal mined
he Moshannon will go to market via Karlhaae
Look Haven, Instead of over tha mountain to
ana. This movement will d more to develop
eounty and dig up our hidden treasures of
Iron ore and fire olay, than anything con
plated la this etotioa of the Bute. The gen
ie al the head of Ibis movement are energetio
command sod possess any amount of capital.
Mackey wUI h entitled to the thanks of
arty owners, and svery body else, la tb north
ern eeolloo of oar eounty, for Inaugurating
i ecatatupitttd mpioremiut.
Hort. Alexander Irvin, The sod
den demise of this gentleman on Friday morning
last, startled every member of tbit community.
II retired to his chamber th .rtolng previous
In Ko.ll.nt health, and about four o'clock In the
morning his wlls wai awakend by bis loud and
unnatural breathing. She gar th alarm, and
medical aid was al hand In a few moments, but
th vital spark had fled. Thus he expired Ih the
TMh year of his age, leaving a wife and daughter,
and a large circle of friends to mourn his death.
He was a man of unassuming manners, but of
wonderful personal popularity, and thereby ran.
oulshed overy rival he met on Ihe political battle
field. Although he held numerous publio posi
tions, be did not possess the faculty of enriching
himself, as Is the fashion these days. He was
elected to the State Senate over the late Governor
Packer, In 1938. lie was elected Prothonotary In
18-iJ, and to Congress In 1848. '
.The Philadelphia Tress, in alluding to lb de
oeased, says :
"He was for many years oonsplenoui In the
Sollllos of Pennsylvania, and served a term In the
onate, propably forty years ago. In 1840 he
was elcoted to Congress In a strung Uomooratlo
district, although a pronounoed Whir, and Id
1840 he was appointed Inited Stairs marshal for
ine western dulrlol by 1'reaiilent iaylor, but two
rears afterwards he resigned and waa succeeded
by bis broihor. When the Republican party was
vifcnmicu, uv amiruiT aupporieu lis cause and
candidntos, although never a candidate for offiae.
In 187g he was a dolcgate to the Cincinnati Con
vention, where he supported Ihe nomination of
Aoams, uui aiterwarua cordial! favored the
election of Mr. tireeloy. He was a man muoh
above the average of ability, and was highly re-
epecieu iu nis community.
Ihe Lecture. On last Wednesday
evening the young and talented female lawyer,
Miss Phoobe Cousins, delivered her popular lec
ture, "Education ef Women.'' Owing to the In
clement state of the weather, there was not as
large an andlence as then would otherwise hare
been, still the lecture was a grand suoeess. It
far surpassed even th most fluttering expecta
tions. Of the many brilliant and Intellectual
women who adrooate and devote their anergics
to Ihe cause which Mist Cousins has so earnestly
eiponsed, we think she eclipses them all. In her
It centred a combination of powers and graces
rarely If erer possessed by on petson. Jler pe
culiarly mild, handsome and pleasing cast of fea
tures at once dispels all that repulriva feeling
which so many people associate with th "wo'men 's
rights" movement. She has a brilliant Intellect.
Cultivated In laste, mature in judgment, with a
well balanced mind, she Is a keen, discriminating
logician. ' Clear, forcible and convincing In her
arguments, the eloquenee with whfch she appeals
to her "sisters" never fails to elicit praise and
kindle sympathetic emotions lea the breasts ef
thus strong In denunciation of the woman's
rights movemsnt. Fro in htr familiarity with su
thon, hiitorioi nnd Uwi, it It trident that ihe
hai been a eonitant reader and a oloto and do-
roicd itndent. The lecture wai wIJ accepted and
highly appreciated bjr the aaditnoe. We bespeak
fur Miit Cousins a lifo of influence and aaaful
ocm in the eauie the o eloquently adroeatet.
Constables for 1874. The follow.
ing it a Hit of the namei of those poraona who
were elected and canae before the Court last week
and wore properly qualified and bare entered
npon their duties as ooniUblcs for their respect We
boroughs and townships t
tleccaria Jackson Klnkead
Bell I). W. Logan
Hloom C. A. Wood
Doe Isaac Bcisb
Bradford Juhn W, Antes
Hrady A M. Urauckor
Burnsidc Irvin Ryon
Cheat Bsinuel Williams
Cloarfield ..John McClellan
Curwenflville - -Bpencer Whipple
1'ocatur Levi (ioxt
Ferguson William II. Mewcoraor
Uoshen William W. Wilson
Graham J. M. Krans
Onlich Mamuel Stiles
Houtidale , E. Carr
Jordan 8. P. Straw
Karthaui L. T. Uertline
Knox Knos Bloom
Lawrence Nathaniel Rinhel
Lumber City J. p. Kile
Morris MA. D, Johnson
New Washington O. W. Gallagher
Osceola J. it. HhorT
Penn M. M. Flynn
ftVe J. K. Hancock
nion , .J. B. Clouser
Wallaceton .M. Reedy
The gentlemen elected in Covington, Uirard,
ITuston and Woodward failed to appear and be
qualified. Hence, there Is a vacancy In those
townships, and should this vacancy continue un
til the June term, It will bioome the duty of the
eitiiena In these lecalitlet petition the Court to ,
appolut suitable pireons to fill the vacancy. !
List of lotion remaining unclaimed
n the Poitoffioe at Clearfield, for the week endin
Bloom, J. Ross T.umadien, Catharine
Buobanan, James Moore, MaMnda (31
alc, uenrge Walter Mngnire, Scoot
Devour, lvld Marrian, K.
Dcwitt, 11. Mcliinley, John
Fitigerald, P. A. Snyder, Joseph R.
Former, William Sullivan, John
Gray, Frank Taylor, Samuel E.
(lill.f, P. II. Salfridge, Wbekeman
kietb, Andrew
P. A. GACIJX, P. M.
EDUCATIONAL.
LAwnuicu rownsmp.
Centre school, taught by . N. Root. Report
for first month, ending Nor. 1 2th, 1878: Whole
number of pupils in' attendance, 60: areraee at
tendance, 81 ; per cent, of attendance, 02 nom
ber studying drawing, 2V; arithmetic, 30 c-eog-
rapny, je j grammar, IV ; vlnlrd by one director.
Second mouth, ending lieu. 15th, 1873 : Whole
nnmber in attendance, 62; average attendance,,
40 : per oent. of attendanoe, WO i number stadrint
Tocal music, 16; drawing, 20) arithmetic, 40;
geography, 26 i grammar, 12 i not visited by di
rectors. Third month, ending January 20th, 1874 :
vt nole number in attendance, e4 f average attend
ance, 47 ; per oent. of attendanoe, 94 j number
studying vocal music, 10 ; drawing, 28 aritbme-
a, 4.T geography, 28 ; grammar, 12 I not visited
by directors ; thirteen visits from citixens ) review
istly read an educational Journal ; .will bold a
uuiio examination at elose or term.
Driftwood sohool, tauiht by O. B. Welch. Re
port for first month, ending Nov. llth, 1878;
Whole number of pupils in attendance, 10 1 arer-
erage attendance, 10; per cent, of attendanoe.
tun ; number sludyibi drawinf. 8 : arithmetic. 16 :
geography, 10 1 grammar,); visited by one di
rector. Second month, ending Dec. Ktb, 1873 :
Whole number la attendanoe, 1 7 1 areraire attend
ance, 17 1 per oent. of attendenoa, 100; number
inaymg drawing, s; arithmotio, 16; geography,
1 1 grammar, T l visited by one director. Third
and fourth month : Whole number In attendanoe.
17 ; average attendance each month, 17; per oent.
100 i percent, of attendance for term. 100 : visited
by four direotore read an educational Journal,
mlM Cells' i Hltedvantaires r. .lliue
mans, no apparatus and poor furniture-.
biover inn scnooi, taugnt by Miss M. K. Weld,
'port for trst month, ending Nor. 1 1 th. 1878:
Whole number of punlls In attendenoa. 19 1 aver
age attendance, 14; per sen, of attendance, 70;
number studying arithmetic, 18; geography, 8 ;
grammar, 8. Peoood month, ending Doo. Uth,
1H73: Yi bole number In attendanoe, 20 1 averaire
attendance, 18 ; per cent, of attendance, 70 ; aum
bar studyiog arithmetic, 21; Reorranhr. lit
grammar 0. Third month, ending January 10th,
1874 : Whole number In altendance, 22; average
attendance, 16 1 iter cent, of altendanoe. 08 1 num
ber studying arithmetic, 211; geography, 12;
grammar, 8; Tocal musie and drawing not taught j
review daily i read an educational Journal; vie.
Red by directors each month; disadvantage old
and unsuitable school. house, .
llasel lireen school, taucbt by L. A. Root, Re
port for first month, ending Nor. 1 1 th, 187.1:
vt hole nnmber of pupils In attendanc, SO i aver
age attendance) 16 ; per oent. of attendance, 00 ;
number studying arithmetic, 8; geography, 11 ;
grammar, 7. sieeond month, ending loo. 12th,
1878 : hole number In attendanoe, 84 ; aver. re
ttendanee, zu ; par cent, or attendanoe, 0Z ; num.
er studying drawing, 4 t arithmotio, 17 ; gcogra
bv, 8 1 grammar, 0. Third and fourth month i
whole number In attendance, .1.1 ; average attend
ance, 20 ; per cent, of attendance, 80 1 studies
same as previous month ; take an educational
Journal; review dally; visited by director eaoh
month.
Mount Calm school, taught by Mist E.J. Moore.
Report for flrst month, ending Nor. 121, 1873:
Wh.de number la attendance, 40 : averaee attend
anoe, 32 ; per cent, of attendanoe, 80 ; number
studvlog eritbmetio, ID ; geography, 7 ; grammar,
, mru numu, coning jen. loin, ins : vt nole
umber la attendance, 40 I averace altendanoe.
30 1 per eent. of tttradtneo, 80 ; number studying
ariihmtlie, 19 j gengrephy, 10; grammaa, .
fourth month, ending Fen. 49th, 1874 i Wbol
umber In attendance, 44 i average attendance.
39 1 per rent, of ati.nd.aee, (I ; studies tame at
last month l take an adueatinikl Journal ; review
daily visited by directors each month I disad-
antages do outline msrt, and books not uni
form. . .. . .
Waterdird school, tauiht by J. W.Oreen. Re
port for first month, ending Nor. lltb, 1878:
Whole number la atteadance, ZS; average attend
ance, II; per eent. of attendance. 48 1 number
ud.rlug arithmetic, 0 geography, 2; grammar,
naroou inonin, ending 10. 1 1 ID, IH7AI VVbaio
aumbtr In, attendance, it ; arsisgt atttadaao,
f ) per cent, of Attendance, 60 1 n amber studying
arithmetic, SI j geography, 7 1 grammar, I. Third
and font-Mi month : Whole number in attendance,
40 average altenOanoe, 29) per cent, of attend
ance. 76 t studies Mute aa prevtous month i visited
by directors each month j take an educational
journal! review daily.
Pine Urore sohool, taught by Miss R. A. Lynn.
Report fur second month, ending Jan. 2d, 1H74 :
Whole number of pupils In attcfulrtnoe, 24 1 aver
age attendance, 20 j per cent, of attendance, H3f
number studying muiio, 24 j drawing. 1? arith
mtio. IV geography, 12 ( grammar, 8. Third
month, ending Feu. 6ih, 1874 : Whole number In
attendenoe, 27 j average attendance, 22 j percent,
of attendance, 76) number studying wu-io, 27j
drtwiog, 15 1 arithmetic 20 j geography. IS)
gram mar, V) visited by di recto n each month, -take
an' educational journal j review daily.
Wolf Run school, taught by Ucorge W, Snyder.
Report for second month, ending Nov. 2Mb, ir73i
Whole number of pupils In attendance, 1ft j aver
age allnndance, 14 j per cent, of attendance, 87 ;
number studying vocal music, 10 j drawing, 15 j
aril hme tie, 11) geography, Sj grammar. 2;
Third month, ending January Ih, 1874 :
Whole number In attendance, 26 j average attend
ance, 24; per oent. of attendance, 86) number
studying vocal music, 29 j drawing, 28 ) arlllime
tio, 24; geography, 20 f grammar, 4 ) visited by
directors) lead an educational Journal; review
daily.
Mount Joy school, (aught by Miss M. E. Hrls
bin. Hemirt for flnt month, ending Nov. 11 th,
1873 t Whole number of pupils In attendance, 35;
average attendance, 23; her cent, of attendance,
00 ; u umber studying aritnoH'tio. 20 ; geography,
8 : grammar, 4. Becond month, ending l)ec. 1 1 to,
1873 t Whole nnmbcr in attendance, 42 ; average
attendance, 31 j per cent, of attendance, 74; num
ber studying arithmetic, 25; geography, 13;
grammar, 6. Fourth month, ending Jan. 21st,
lH74t Whole number in attendance, 44 j average
attendance, 36) per oent. of attendance, 70 ) Dum
ber studying arithmetic, V6 geography, 15;
grammar, 6 ; visited by directors each month;
read an educational journal ( review daily ; vocal
mtiatw and drawing not taught ; no school iu the
township Is supplied with outline maps.
Lawrenoe Independent school, taught by Miss
IMiMe Road. Third month, ending January 9th,
1874 : Whole number of pupils in attendance, 74 ;
average attendance, 02 ; per cent, of attendance,
83; number studying arithmetic. 62; geography,
30; grrvcroar, 15. irourth month, ending Febru
ary lOin, !8?4: Whole number in attendance, 00 ;
average atUwdaneo, 01 j per cent, of attendance,
88; number studying vocal music, 6tf; arithmetic,
6t ; geography, 3ft ; grammar, 15 ; visited by di
rectors each month ; read an educatlunal Journal ;
review daily.
DltntlCT t.fflTITUT KBIT1XCI.
The teachers of Lawrence and Clearfield orcan.
ded a District Institute at commencement of
the term. Kitten regular meetings were held in
the different districts, and one union Institute
wai held at Bigler. AH the teachers atteoded
and took an active part in the eicrolaos. Direot- i
ors and a large number ef citiseni were present
at each meeting. (Jreat Interest In the cense of
education waa manifested on the part of the eiti-!
sons anu pupns. ine leaonert were hospitably!
entertained by the oititrna in each district in '
which meetings wire held. I
New Advertisiment8. Attention
ll directed to an advertisement of a Sheriff's sale
which Is to take place at the St. Chariot Hotel,
in tbls place, on Saturday neit, at 2 o'clock, p. m
A large amount of personal property will be
offered for sale.
Mr. I. O, Barger offers hit boose and lot for
sale, situate oa Reed street, between Third an
Fourth.
Mr. B. P. Straw offers hit farm for sale, situate
in Jordan township, near Ansonvllle.
J. II. Kirk, administrator of William Kirk
deceased, will tell two valuable tracts of land,
situate In Brady township, on Saturday, April
11th. Hale to take plaoe in Lulhersburc.
Mr. R. M. McEnally adrertlsea the fact that be
la agent for the Co-Operatlve Mutual Life Insur
ance Company, of Lancaster, Pa. For particulars
tee hit advertisement.
Complimented. That Bohemian
Frank Cowan, sayst
"When B. J. Row. edllor of th Bni..
Junrntl, of Clearfield, sauntera along cogitating
hi. cuiiun.ii, inoeiiou. inenas say ne lS"lumhor
ing down the street" You know, of eourae. that
the Journal Is the orgaa of the lumber trade of
lyiearaeia.
Mr. Vim. Jioeil, the entorprining
merouaot who has heretofore done business oo
Market street, has removed bis establishmenl to
the"Ke7Stone Store," wher he hat opened out
in Ine atvle and will welcome his old customsrs.
With Increased facilities ha eipects to increase
business.
The Williamanort Gazette navs that,
"Owing to Saturday' erusade, ten thousand
glasses of whisky and bnr wen left unsold
fi-Ming of the trade of at least $700."
The Jersev Shore Herald Inrl thai
-1 ne nrst rail mat came down the (Susquehanna
river waa In the spring of 1794."
Tbo work ot tmllustiui? has boen
eomiaeneed on the Unrwensvill extension.
Bprclals.
It will nay well for all to call at the Keystone
oetore ouving. (3-29) wn. itiaa.
The finest line of Carpets ever brought to th
eounty, al the Keystone.
New styles of While Uoods at Ibe Keystone.
New Drest Goods and Shawls at th Keystone.
Lad Ptiarra. A car load just reeelred from
Huntingdon, by
mar!8-0t KRATZER k LTTLB.
Call and see th new goods at Ihe Keystone.
. Ladlet, Misses and Children's Shoes In great
variety, al th Keystone.
Flegal has just returned from the oily with the
largest lot of Goods In bis lino ver brought to
this county, which be It ottering for sale at small
promt. mi t-31
Go to Flegal't for Ladies' and Children's 8bos.
Black Silk at bargains, at the Keystone.
Late style of Hats at Flegal't.
Pillow Casing, Shectingi and Ticklngi la great
variety, al me Keystone.
Faney Shoes ean be got at Flegal's.
Ask Flegal the price of Fare, It will pay yon
V
id nuy ana leep inem over. a
Flegal has quite an assortment of Trunks, Va
lises, and Ladies' Satchels.
Fart! Fata ! Fnat I Among Ihe many prepa
rations that we have for Coughs, Colds, Croup, or
any throat or lung uimoulty, none or thorn are
qual to Dr. Moms' Syrup ef Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehonnd. If yoa are afllioted, eall at our
store and we will give you a sample bottle res of
eury Agents i uertswlrk A Jrwin, 'Jlcarurld ;
noil, wooiitide A Holt, Wallaceton ; U. E. Wil.
Items, William's Urore. Msroh 11-lj.
Kratser k I.vtle bav Inst reeelved another In
stalment or B.w Hoods, aad ara opening a full
Una of fancy goods and notions, carpet, all
olotht, elo. Also, a full stock of Oroeeriti and
Provisions. Tha whole to be told at the verv
eiue pnoes ror oasn. maris 21
Newspaper Decisions.
1. Asy person who taket a paptr regularly
from the Pott ODioe whether directed to bis
name or anothtr't, or whether he hat subscribed
or aotls rcspoasible for the payment.
2. If any person orders his paper discontinued
ne must pay all arrearages, or the publisher may
continue to send nntil payment Is made, and ool
leot the whole amount, whether the paper it taken
from Ihe office or not. .
8, 1 lie courts have decided that refusing to
take newspapers or prrftdie.ls from Ihe 1'oet
lithoe, or removing and leaving Ihem uncalled
or, is prima lacie eridsno of intentional fraud
Pimrt Ann PsinTtna' Funmot. Our stock
of Paints and Palmers' Materials is complete, In
cluding J. T. Lewis' Pure White Lead. John Lo
cal k Co't Port Whit lKd, K. R. A Co't Ruck
Lead, and a number of cheaper brands of White
Lead also, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Varnihesof
all kindi, a full line of Bru.bes, and a full Hue of
eviure, ury anu iu lll.
V8'; II. F. Btotta k Co.
Mr. John Troulman hat gont Into the trader
taking business In connexion with his Furniture
business. Imported Walnut Cask.ta and Collins
always on hand and furnished promptly. uoer
els atteoded.
BoAanaaa Wtnran. Two or thru day board
ers ean be accommodated la a private family.
Boarding good and charges reasonable. Fur
further information apply al this olDce,
Nonraro WtgowaanCtnaiAot Mai, W
have Just raoelved a general easorlmentof Wagon
and Carriage- Woods, also a full line of Springs
and Allel, which we offer cheat) for cash.'
J if- r. Btntan A C.
Flogal bat now on hands l'trklnl k Atwater
Boott gnd Shotl for driving. ,
Flegal It buying all kiarlt nffura, . .
A full flneni ItnMubntd (1Aa.U .UMekj vs
kt., for salt by H. F. jtiglr k t. .'
Ifontoar Slat Paints, for painting houses la
sidoand oatiidc toll ages, Farm Du tidings, v
Beautiful, durable and economical. U round 1
pure Linseed Oil. ,
my28'73 JI. P. DiflLin A Co,
Bird Cages a large assortment at B. F.
Itr A Co.'t.
Big
Raws, Dliten's Cross-cut Sew, Oreat American
Saw, llnvntou I Llililnlnr Haw, at
U-J5-72 II. V. liiULia k Ce't,
H. F. Bigler k Co. have been making extensive
additions to their stock of Uardware the last few
daya. Kverythinc new In Shelf Hardware. 8ad
dlere' Hardware. Farmers' Hardware, Builders'
Hardware, and Hardware of all kinds, can be seen
at their store. May IJ
R. B. Wheelbarrows, llaby Carriages, Toy Ex
press Wagons and Wbeolnarrows, at
my28'7JI . II. K. Minna k Co'a.
Calcined Tlaster for sale by H. F. Bigler k Co.
Just received, a large lot of aon-eiploslve
Lemns and Lanterna al
0-25-71 n. F. BiOLia k Co't.
Pare Time! Save Labor! Pare Honey! Bav
Clothes I The" Novelly Wringer" Is the best In
the market. Buy It I try It.
i'or sale by 11. F. Hioi.ia k Co.
11 nan Tina !-l'ersons whoeonteninlate building
will do well to call and examine our stook of
UllILDINii MATKRIALH. We have In stock
full line of Builders' Hardware, Kails, Taints,
Oils) Olnss, 1'utty, Calcined Plaster, 4c.
my2S73 H. F. Hiolm k Co,
Paints, Oils and Varnishes for sal bjr
Bigler k Co. .
Wood aad Willow Ware of all descriptions fur
saw oy it. r. utgier a to.
Azaa. orenty-flr doaea Clearfield Wood'
ehnppera Axos at
V:2Mt. U. F. BIOLKR k Co't.
NO EXCUSE FOR BEING SICK.
No parson ean use Borehoe'i German Syrup
wunoui getting immediate reiiei anu cure, ni
have the firtt case of Coughs. Colds or Consump
lion, or any disease of the Throat and Lungs, yet
to uear rrom mat nat not oeen cured, ne have
distributed every year for three years over 260,
000 temple bottles "rnr.a or rnAnoa" by drug.
gists la all parts of the United States. No ether
manufacturer ef medicine ever gave their prepare.
tions sueb a test at thit. Go to your Druatist
0. H. Warioa, and get a bottle for 76 cents and
try n two doses will relieve you. 20aug73y
To thk CiTixana or PtffNflri.vAn'iA. Your at.
lection it respcotfully invited to the fact that the
national llankt are now prepared to receive tub.
sonptions to ine capital mock or the Centennit
Board of Finance. The funds realised from tb
source are to be employed In the erection of the
buildings for the International Lxhibittoa
the expenses eonneated with the same. ' It is eon
tdcntly expected that the Keystone State will be
represented by the name of every eitisrn aliv to
Catriotie commemoration of the on hundredth
irth-day of the nation. The shares of stock are
offered for $10 each, and subscriber will reeeire
a handsomely ttoel engraved Certificate of Stock.
tunable ror naming aad preservation at a ne
tional memorial.
Interest at the rat of six por oent, per annum
win ne paiu on an payments ol tentenolal block
rrom date ot payment to January I, 1870.
Subscribers who are not near a National Ban!
can remit a eberk or postotboe order ts the un
derslgned. FltKDK. FRALKY, Treasurer.
aug20 904 Walnut St., Philadelphia,
RECAPITULATION.
Bird Cage.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Household Goods.
All kinds of Hardware
Japanned Ware.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Calcined Plaster.
Wagon and Carriage Makers' tupnliel.
All of the above for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware Store of II. F. Bigler k Co., Second street
iiearnei,!, ra. 8t
On Thursday, March 19th, 1871, at the residence
or Ibe bride's father, by Iter. W. M. Ik: am
risLD, Mr. E. M. M. MAIIAFFEY.of Ilrll town.
ship, and Mist MARY ALICE THOMPSON, of
lurweniriile.
On the same day. by the same, at the residence
of Thomas Moore, Krq , Mr. WILLIAM BKLL,
of Ilrll township, and Miss J I I.I A T. AHMA
G08T, of Fillmore, Centre eounty.
Clearfield Markets.
QlBABriULD, Pa., March If. 1174.
Apples. green, 00(g) 80, Hogs, dressed
Dried, V lb 12)11 idea, green..
Apple butter, W gal, 76 llama OOfta
Butter. 00 86 Shoulders.....00(d 12,
Beans II 76(d) 8 o Sides.. 00(o U)
Cucswtieat 1 uu l,ar 124 1
Buckwheat lour lb, 8 .Vest pork,fl bbl,..2I 00
neei, orieo. .oI.rata....M or
Beef, fresh.... 9 ffit 10 Onlont too
Boards, M 12 00(g) 14 00 Potatoes ...... 00(g) 100
uorn,sneiied i w reacnea, dried. In.. I
Corn, ear 00(d) 60 Platter, t bbl 100
Corn meal, sack, 1 30 Rye. 1 10
Chop, owt2 00(3 1 40 Rags, ft
Cloverseed. 8 00 Salt, V eaok.8Ml(a) 160
Cheese. 20 Shingles, lSln.ioi6 00
Cherries, lb. 10(d) 25 Shingles,20 Inl0(jl 0
Chickens, drsd, lb, 72 Timothy seed 8 0
Egg 24 Tallow. .. , 12.
Flaxseed. 3 00 Wheat. 176
Flour 9 606i 10 00 Wool . 40
Hay 00 0Ol$22 00 Wood. Ts) cord...... 4 50
Pen n ny 1 van la Ital 1 rond
TYRONE & CLEARFIELD BRANCH
ON and after Monday, NOV 8d, 1873, the
Passenger Trains will run dally (exoept Sun
days) between Tyron and Clearfield, at followt
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield. 3.40, r,
Philip. burg 4.85, "
Osoeola... 4.60, "
Tyrone 8.00, "
Tyrone - 9..1(i,a.u
Osceola.. 10.40, "
Philipsburg...l0 65, "
Clearfield...,. 11.60, "
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LBAVB NORTH.
Cleartltlrl
5.40 A. M
8.34 "
0.60
7,48 "
8.08 "
Tyrone T.00 a. a,
Intersectioa.,.M9 '
Osceola 8.10 '
Phillpbarg...8.25 "
Clearfield, ar..9.2 "
Philipsburg..
Osceola
nteraeotloa
Tyrant..
"ARK FltOJI CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellefente, Pa $3 06
Middletown ....... ,.th 00
.Marietta.....,,....,.. ( it
Lancaster . 8 86
PHILADELPHIA 7 94
Lonk Haren
... 2 70
Willlamrport,
Huntingdon .,
8 80
1 80
1 90
4 60
4 76
ewistown.
Altonna , 1 86
Mnrysville
Johnstown.. 2 80
UAHRISBURG
PITTSBURG 8 16
Close connections made by all tralnt at Trrone
ana iooa iiaren. '
. 8. 8. BLAIR,
mvlttfT Saperintendent.
O. I. c.
"ItTHERE to buy my DRY OO0HS. ORO-
v T eriea, Quenswtre, Glassware, Drugs and
notions, tonteotlonerios, Ac, cheap for oash.
Tha subscriber begs leave to Inform kit old and
ntw austomert that he bat opened -A
VARIETY STORE
IS GLEN HOPE, PA.
And will sell goods at prices to suit the timet. A
liberal reduction will be made to customers buy
ing at wholesale.
Call and examine my stock before nurehaslne
iiiwwurr.. a iioerai snare ol publio pttronaat is
olieltcd. .
C. J. KKAUY.
Tllen Hope, Pa., June 14, 1871.
BRICK I BRICK I BRICKI
A NEW BEICK YARD.
WR. FLUMMKR A CO., hiving ttarted
a a new aad attentive. Brink Yard I.
Clearfield, are prepared to make contracts for first
... nni onra, in large or small quantities.
Orders and correspondence totlelted. Informs.
on ean bo obtained br'oaUlna at Hvnder'a II..
ile Btore, or by addressing
W.8. 1'LCdIMRR CO.,
aiyT-tf
Clearfield, Pa.
Oil PRINTIX44 OF EVERY LE8CRIP
I Una ee.lly egecatod al Ult efftta. -
?rj Coortj, (B roar if i, etc.
ED. W.GRAHAM
DEALER IN
QENEBAL MZECHAIIDISE,
SQUARE TIMBER & LIMBER,
' CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Hat jutt opened, at th. eld Hand, in Graham1
now, a eompi.t. ttook or
r w a o o o ,
of every description.
DRY GOODS.
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING, fo.,f-c
IN GREAT VARIETY.
FLOUR.
,. meat;
SALT,
RYE,
OATS,
CORN,
ALWAYS ON HAND AXD FOR
... .SALE AT A SMALL ADVANCE.
FLOUR
(IteoeIved by the car load, aad told at a small
ad rases.
A supply of ROPE gonstantly aa hand.
Special Inducements offered to those gelling out
'quar Timber and Logt, at w deal largely
t la Lumbermen' Supplies, and ara pre
pared at all timet la purchase tim-
. . ber and lumbr.
ED. W. GRAHAM,
Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Oct, 28, 1872.
G
ROCERIES & PROVISIONS.
J. S. SHOAYERS
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Qlvet nolle, that a fresh supply of the follow
ing goods has just been received aad are offered
at extremely low figure t
MEATS, Ao.
New Surar Cured Hams. Shoulders. Side.
vneu iioei, ii am sausage, Lara ana 1,'btese.
FISH.
Mackerel, Ilerrinr. Sooth Tlcrrln. White Fish
Cod Fish, Fresh Columbia River Salmon, 8pieed
Salmon, Smoked balmnn. Smoked llalibul
Bloaters, Sardines, Shadines and Fresh Lobster
SYRUPS AND MOLASSES, all kinds.
SL'QARR, all klnJs.
RICB, Carolina and Rangoon.
COFFEES.
. Rle, Java, Maraeaibo, Nectar and Turkey.
TEAS. .
Young Ifysem. Imperial, Gun Powder. Ootons? .
japaa ana aogiisn isreaaiasl
SPICES, of all kinds, ttrlctly port.
SHAKER CORN,
GK8KN PEAS,
SPLIT PEAS,
FARINA,
CORN STARCII,
PRARL WHEAT,
n a A net,
PRARL BARLEY.
W1IKATKN UH1TS
NI'TRINA,
HOMINY,
HOMINY ORIT3,
Ac, Ac, Ao.
MACARONI,
TAPIOCA.
MAN10CA.
FLAVORING EXTRACT8, all kladt.
' A full lines of
Canned tgHabln, Fruit i nnd
Jtilit:
TURKEY PRISES and DRIED FRCITS.
TICKLES, la jars aad la barr.li.
CRACKERS AND CAKES.
Oyster, Soda, Wine, Butter, Sugar and Fane,
80APS, Laundry aad Toilet.
VINEGAR, Cider aad Wine.
PEACH and APPLE BUTTER.
Flour, Buckwheat Flour, Corn Meal.
COAL OIL and LAMP C1IIMNIES.
Cask paid for Butter, Km and Potatoes. .
liberal share ef patronage is solicited.
Ootids dellrered.
Clearteld, March 4, 1874.
IlOCEItlES!
NEW STORE,
Opposite pott Office.
New Goods I New Prices I
CHOICE LINE OF TEA.
OOLONGS,
JAPANS,
; , IMPORTED,
1 1 YOUNG HYSON.' "
1 BNttLISU BREAKFAST
' Puretl la Market.
Tl-
BUTTER Ann EGGN
Will be keat and sold at Irst east. Cash r..U
,vi vuau.iy srvuuee.
i' . .: t .' ,.
GERMAN CHERRIES, .
TURKEY PRUNES,
PRESERVED PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS
Mackerel, Lake Herring, Cod, Ao.
PICKLEft.
Barval Plcktet and English Plcklet,
FLOUR AND IKM).
Flour, Corn Meal, Oat Meal, A.
"'' LYTLE MITCHELL.
JNDERTAKIN(J.
Tha underrlcurd ara aow full nrenaeMl t.
carry aa Ihe busiaaat of
UIKItTAKlX,
AT REASONABLE RATES,
nd respectfully sollcll tka tatroM t ik..
aceding suck services. . -
JOnN JROl'THAN,
jAMtld I. I.I1VV
Ovearfleld, pa., Pet. 18, 1874. .
CAUTlON-Alltrsoae ara hereliy cation
ed not to pnrehaeaoriuany way sa'eddle with
wo any mam, najr tn pos.eesion George IliU, at
ey oemng 10 me am are tuhjeot to my order.
ja.ova, a are a e, (. tai , r) AKINO,
Tr'fl'rVs
arflicarf, Hiuvcarr, Hit.
i
ROXSIDES STORE.
G. S. FLEGAL,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE
STOVES.
IIEATEKS,
RANGES,
UOLLOW-WARK,
PAINTS.
OILS A VARNISH,
PUTTY A GLASS,
. ROPES,
STEP-LADDERS,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE
Tk lebratd Toledo Antl Freesing Oalvaniied
IRON-LINED WOODEN PUMPS.
No better Pumpt la tit market
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, LANTERNS,
LAMP FLUES, of all kinds,
LAMP FIXTURES, A.
All at lowest prices. 1 1474
Prraqueiile fltreet, Pblllpaburg;, Pa.
FAIRBANKS'
STANDARD.. -
SCALED,
OP all aunt;
Baggage Barrows, Warehouse Trucks, Copyln
Presses, Improved Money Drawer, Aa.
roa sali ar
II.
F. BIGLER & CO.,
Dealer In Hardware,
mohJ0:78,tf
Second Street, Clearteld, Pa.
N
EW ADVERTISEMENT I
SPECIAL
ANNOUNCEMENT!
T.
A. FLECK & CO.
wouM anQAiino that lhy -vr oow ont.ing for
Iht Fill fiewon lh aoit ftttrMtivt Mti oomptcte
ItVCm VI
Millinery and Fancy Goods
ever before offered In Clearfield. In our Fancy
uuuw. ucpenmoui we are ouenng lull lines or
lloalery.
Woolra tiooda.
Hoop Hklrtt,
Coraeta.
Hair Good,
Cauvaaa Patterna,
Worateda, lc,
Glorca,
Tlea.
'.acea,
Ribbon,
Dress Trlmminijra,
all of which w ara offering at atlractiva prieet.
M'e ar aow openlng th latest stylet and novol.
ilea lor tne ran neason.
BONNETS,
HATS,
FEATHERS,
PLUMBS,
; VELVET RIBBONS,
TIPS,
ORNAMENTS,
FLOWERS, AO.
OUR TRIMMIUQ department
It la charge of a InUelnti Trimmer from Iheeilr.
We tollrll an inspection of our atvle. he lb.
adies of Clearteld and vicinity.
Store room the eame aa now onfttmleit b Wm
Reed, on Market street.
T. A. FLECK,
WrS H A. M. HILLS.
The Lightning Tamer.
THE undersigned ara Ih to) Agents la this
oonly for Ih. "North Am.rlraa Galvanised
LIGHTNING RODS." Tues. ar th only saf
rods now la at, and ar ndoraad b all ik.
tclentlfl men la Ih oounwy.
n nereoy anniy ua eltlsent or lb esnnty
at wa will put them up a better rod. aad foe
est money, than it charred be tha far.!..
agent who annnally traverta Iht eounty and
aerry off our lltll oash, asv.r to rsturn.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
Tho Ishrn I.UVi.l.. H.J.
it. i l " .i.rvu oo
their bulldiagt need but address at by letter, ar
eall la pereoa. W will put Ib.m an anvwher.
theeounty, and warrant them. The llorl.eod
itaret eaa bl teea at any time by ealllng al
irtlora. a n. . Riin.itn a n
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME TNDTTstrv
a win anutrngnea, baring established a Nut
oot.b.rH.., Lawtoa Rlaekb.rry, Btrawb.
aad Raaberry Viae. Alt, Ih.rl.a Crab Tre.
Qulnoe, aad early rearlel Rhubarb, A a. Ordtrs
rrur venaea ,
Addrttt,
4. 9. WRIGHT.
Ctrweatvlllt, Pa
eplf) I) y
rT . f . . , r,"" "" nairway b.twe.a
Cleaid.U aad Larwenevllle, Is prspartd to fur.
alsk all k lads of FHU IT TREKf5,(Su,.dardVnd
dwrf.) IrtrirMu. iShntV.K. .i... uu..
Jiry (Tjtoii, C5rorrrlf5, tt.
i. r. waavaa ,,. ............w. sr. lam,
CLEARFIELD, TA.,
Are offering, at th old steed of O, L. Reed k Co.,
tb.lr stock of goedi, consisting of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS k SHOES,
HATS A CAPS,'
HARDWARE,
QUEENS WARE,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &o., &o.,
At th most reasonable rates for CASH ar la
exchange for
Square Timbor, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
-Advances made to tho. engaged In get-
ting out aquare timber oa tha tnott advantageous
terms. pdtllanIS
rp ii
E LATEST MOVBI
THE LATEST. MOVE I
HARTSWICK & IRWIN'S
DRUG STORE,
To their new building on Second Street, aearly
opposite to store ot nearer Belts,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Whr they will eontlnae to ttppty tholr old n&
u Bany bow eutouiri u my corn, wilh
PURE DRUGS!
CHEMICALS!
PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS,
(Including all new remedies,)
Patent Medicines, Paints aad Oils, Olatt (nd
ratty, ecnooi uooas, stationery, Paper,
A o.j alto, a full liae of Drug
gists' Sundries, Hair
Toaics,
Cosmetlra, Perfumeries, Toilet Articles, Brushes,
Aoiici ooapa, rocaei Hoots, all of
the best quality.
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
tn medical A sacramental purposes only,
Pare White l-ead, Colon of all kinds, Raw and
Boiled LmMed Oil, Varnirhe, Turpen.
tin, Coal Oil, Paint A Varnisk
Brushes, Flaroriug
Extracts,
ConfecL'oneriet, Bird Seed, Spina, ground and
utiumuu, wi ii aiOU..
SMOKERS AND CHEWERS
Will find oar ttook of Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco, Imported and Do.
moslio Cigara, Snuff and Fineut to be of th
very best brand! la Ibe market.
LAMPS AND CHIMNEYS,
AU kind of OLA8B WAR R
GARDEN BEEDS,
- MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
aad Mutioal Trimmings af .vary variety.
Having a long ezperleaoa la tha basins., and
an txtensiv and well teleetod stock of medicines,
w ar anabled la fill Physicians' preaeriptions at
the shortest notice aad oa the most reasonable
terms, day and aight.
HARTSWICK A IRWIN.
Clearfield, Pa, May 81, 1871, If.
BISEL'S
BEE HIVE
H T O It E,
LOCK HAVEN, PENN' A.
Having aJJed fifty fttt ts our already eapa-
olout Store Room, and with aa enlarged ttook or
everything In the line of
DRY GOODS,
wa Invite th. people of Clearfield county to tail
and innpeot th tame,
Onr goods were bought al the tnw prices during
tb let panic, add wa ara new prepared la afar
Inducements such at were never before offered la.
Lock liarea.
Duyert will lad K greatly to their tdvantag.
eall oa at before making tb.lr purchases.
t. J. EVERETT k CO, Pron'r.
Lock navni, Feb. H, 874.-lia
gTOlSES SAWGUMMERS AND
SAW UPSETS. :
We have raoelved tba .-.. r.. it. .L .
sell them at manufacue..'. .i n.,, TlT
examine them, Tb.e ar. Ihe best. '
Jelfj-7! H. F. BIOLER A frv
tWICRH- dk CONRTABtKIM VKttM
W. bar arUiad i.. . . ..
tUt ILL.4 .III '.a Vt:Z
It. Matt, mail . oo,, ,. any ..lilrwit. mjli
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF TBI 6 BEAT
REDUCTION OF PRICES I
DV 0. PORTKM 811 AW, D. D.ft
IMPORTAST TRUTHS i '
navlng succeeded la getting a lighttr tariff 08
material, bene, the tot) and saoeftralt charge fof
parlial and full sets of Teeib. I ase the best
Biauufaetrft of teeth and olb.r material. All
o prations registered and warranted to gte ear
vice and tatislaetlua.
Friends, redeut that my ebargtt for tba later,
tion of artificial and th taring of the natural
teeth are now the most reasonable In P.nnsylranla.
Preserve your teeth and you preserve your health.
Puttlna of the natural teeth la a healthy, pre
tervativeand nteful condition it made atpeeialty,
lilaeaees and mnlfurumtinnsoommon to the mouth.
aw and associate parts, are treated and corrected
with fair success. Axaiainauona sua oonsaiia
tions rnra.
It would be well for patients from .a distance to
let me know by mail a few days before coming
to-the offioe.
Ii I. vcrv Important that children b.twcea tha
aget of tlx and tw.lv yoan tbould have their
teeth exammeu.
Anmithotlct are administered ana let in r
uovd without pain.
Ditpositiont and eharaoter ara Judged by all
th world by lb expressions of tha face, bence
how very disastrous may It therelore be for per-.,
eont to indulge an expreiiion of distorted features,
even apart from a hyglenle view. Now, to enjoy
natural (not artificial) comforts and pleasant,
respect and obey natural simplicities and instinct.
r "a I.- . l-.I.U Tl t, a
a. ruuir.n c ua ti ,
Offioe la New Masonic Building, Second street,
CkarSeld, Pa. .majl4'73
DENTMjCAED.
" Dr. A. A1. U1LLS "
Woulif My to hli pfttienti and the pub
l.o onrm1ly, tht, oaring diulvd partnrbip
wiib Ir. bbaw, be ii now duinc tba antira work
of hit oflioa bimitlf, iu that patienti nrei not fear
being put undtsr tha handi of any olhr operator.
CI earn eld, Mini io, paiimcftTJ
J. M. STEWAET, D. D. S.,
Oslo over Irwin't Drug Stor,
CURWENSVILLE, PA.
All dental operations, either in the mechanical
or operative branch, promptly attended to aad
satisfaction guaranteed. Special attention paid
to Ibe treatment of diseases of the natural teeth,
e-umt and mouth. Irregularity of the teeth cue.
ecitfully oorreeted. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use of fcther, and artificial teeth inserted
of the best material and warranted to render eat
Itfactlon. prlll6'71:ly
rpilE MITCHELL WAGON,
FOR
Farm, Freight and Plantation Use.
Universally known at the
ORIGINAL RACINE WAGON.
Made by experienced workmen out of aa rood
material as money ean buy. We do not claim to
build tho lowest priced Wagons, but onr aim is t
build a well proportioned wsgon in all Its neria.
and axeel in durability and lipht draft, Fur tha
past quarter of a century the Mitchell Wagon hat
tuoceufully maintained the reputation of being
me oort wagon in use. Ihe rapidly Increasing
demand for them proves their superiority over all
other wcgons.
Mitchell, Lewit A Co., Manufacturers, Racine,
Wisconsin. For tale by
THOS. RF.ILY.
Aug. 8, 1873. Clearfield, 1'a.
The Bell s Run Woolen Factory,
Penn township, Clearteld Co., Pa.
BURNED OUT!
BURNED UPI
Tho bier i ben have, at great pon, rrboilt
ipthborbood Mityp in tha araolion of a first
elui Woolen Matiafactory. with all tba nodtm
itnproTemantt attacbd, fcnd are prepared to ntaka
all kindi of Clot hi, Cam i mere, Batinetti, Dlan
ktf, Flanncli, ie, Plenty of ffooda on hand to
apply all our old and a thwiand new on-tomere,
whom we ak to come and erauiae our itoek.
The bnsineii of
. CARDING AXD FULLXXO
111 rooelre oar etpecial attention. Proper
arrangement will be made to reeeire and delirer
Wool, to sait out to men. All work warranted and
done npon the abnrteat notiee, and by itriet atten
tion to but in cm we bopo to realise ft liberal thara
ef public patronage.
10.000 POUNDS W00I, WANTED!
We will pay the hijrneet market price for Wool
and ecll our manufacture! goods as low as similar
gofd oan be bought in theeounty, and whenever
we fail to render reasonable satisfaction we can
always be found at home ready to make proper
Apiavuew,.iung mnrr in prrson or oy leiier.
JAMES JOHNSON A SONS,
aprll?tf Dower P. O.
jVEW BTORE AND NEW GOODS.
JOS. SHAW & SON
litre jutt opened a
tig Stoii, on HainSt..Ci.iriiu), Pa.
latelr occupied ,bj Wm. F. 1RWI.V.
Their alock oonsiati of
Gkoctatga of tha boat qualit,
Queensware, Boots and Shoes,
nd erery article) neceaaar? for
ooe'i comfort.
Call and examine oar a lock bafore pur
cliMing eltswhara. May 9, IRCO-lf.
1 LE A R FIELD ACADEMY.
MALE DEPARTMENT.
Tnil WINTKR TERM of fburteea weeks will
comm.no MONDAY, JANUARY lb, 1878.
serai 01 1 union.
Roading, Writing, Atealal and Writlea
Arunmauo, urammar, ueograpby aad
Hiitnry.. . tt ta
Natural Philosophy, Physiology, and Bin.
gie nairy uooa-aeeping, or either, with
Ihe above I, aa
For Instraetiont ta Double Kntry Book.
aeeping ana t-omiaerelsl Arltbmetio, spa
tial terms to be arranged.
For particular! retpattlng Ibe tctinol apply t.
0O ut K. M. McKNAbLt.
STORE . ROOM AND OF7ICES
FOR RBNTT The Store Room ea Beoo.d
tre.t, kaown aa the "Keystone Store," lately oe
euplej by K. W. Graham, Is for rent. Tb stor
room Is !2i40, with ware room II18I, good water
and pump la tba building. The office rooms hava
outttaa entrance, second floor, J J19 ed Ii21
feet Baildlng In good order. Known t. be well
situated and euttahle for any and all kleda of
ou.iaeeF. ror lartner nartlenlars arlrlre.i
r.i . ,i - . 1. i. KIVL1NO.
Clcarfleld, raambj, 1H74.-tf
CAUTION. All persoat ara horel.y warned
against nurchatlni. ar In an. n. i.iu
with the fnllowina nmnertv. ) n. , 1 . r
two Pigs, three acres of Wheat la the ground!
also, all tha household rurniture aow la posaeesion
of T. A. ffrailh. of Hloom kvn.hm .. ,1
belongs to me, and Is snbfeet to .. ...
time. JBHKMIAU iirtinniw '
forreat, March IS, U74.at .
CHEAP GROCERIES!
L1:mhk rrrr ti
Tha uadertlffBad usm.m. 1.1. ',-.
and nalront that be has opened a goad llae or
or Kirk A Spenoer, for whi.b be tollclts a liberal
petroaage. II. W. BPRNL'HR
'""ber City, p, March t lf.
J. K. M'MURHAY
r.actt, (J:J78:y)
NEW WASHINGTON
F,".T!bA.n:?j:r'!!T.'.v-irr.-.-.
bsertbee. rmh
lusto towasbin. mi v.v.1." . r..v :v:",'.,
OMd to be It. yean aid. Tha owaer at renu.st. '
d to torn forward, nrov, property and take bar
, j.,.., muuAU BURNS.