THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL K, lit.
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' RELIGIOUS NOTICES.
Methodlat Episcopal CharchtUv. A. D
Yocon, Pastor. Public Service every Sabbath
at lot a. m., ui i r. at.
Sabbath Bohool at 4 A. M.
Prayer Mettle j every Thanday, at Tl P. M
Communion Service, trat Sabbath of vry
(nonia, at tut A. m.
Presbyterian Chore hRav. B. 8. BnTtBB.
Sabbath services morning and renlng tiao-
- Hath Bohool at I r. M. rraysr netting Wednet
tlay evening.
ait. Frauds' Church CathollcRcv. P,
J. 8miDA. Muii at 10, o'olook A. on the
aeoond and fourth Sunday of oaoh month.
Lutheran Church. Rev. A.J. Habtiook
Proaehina cverv Babbath. moraine and eveaina.
eaooatn eonooi at a. m. rrayer meeting every
it euneeaay evening.
A special tritin arrived on Sunday
wailing, ivBueu wun watermen.
Ex-Sboriff llowo publishes a notice
ui importance to pernni Indebted to hint for ooata,
- JuHcms.-The list of jurors drawn
lor June term will bo round la thli week's paper,
"An exchange says that "in Kiltan
Blng they carry liquor around In oarpet-aaoki.'
Well, that li better than to uaa their stomachs, ai
they do at Tyrone,
A large quantity of shook bas been
brought down on rafti from ap the Suequehanna
this season and unloaded on the bank of the river
at this plane, to be tblpped to market by railroad.
Happy Man. The editor of the
Lewistown Dtmoerat ih kept to buiy taking in
money and firing reoeipti, that be oould only inue
half-sheet laet week. Muit be Tory annoying,
. Clinton Court. A three weeks
term of Coart commences at Look Haven, on
Monday, the 11th day of Hay. A "three weeks
alt", will certainly initiate Judge Orrii la Clinton
county.
Happy Bellkfonth. The Watch-
mat seyt : "The mud la drying np nicely, and
pedeitriani oan bow take the middle of the (treat
and not be obliged to dliturb the oow and plgi
reeling on the aide-walks."
New .Railroad. The Emporium
Mtpndtat aaya that on Monday of laat week,
Col. Jarrett, of Lock Haven, eommensed to locate
a-railroad route from the mouth of the Sinnema
toning to Karthauf, in Clearfield oonaty.
A Hail Friak. A totter written
at Lutheriburg an the 28th of March, and mailed
to our addrcae on the tame day, came aafely to
band on the 17th af April. The diitance ii
nineteen miles) time, twenty-ona days. "In
baste" was not written on the lower corner j hence,
the delay.
i a
The officers of the "Pennsylvania
and Western Railroad Company" have agreed to
Bnid their shops at Look Haven, providing the
inhabitants of that city will subwribo 1160,000.
That sum of money woald build a respectable
car shop anywhere. This last offer tbo&e the
Lumber City enterprise.
The press, typo, and other material
of the lata Williamiport Shindard, have been sold
to F. W. Knox, Esq., of Coudersport. The Demo
crats of Pottar county will soon have a newspaper
of their own, and will at once proceed to enlighten
the people la that dark and benighted region.
Col. William 1'hillips, President of
the Allegheny Valley Railroad, died In Pittsburgh,
on Tuesday morning, the 14th Inst, after a linger
ing Illness. He was one of the most prominent
and highly esteemed eltlsens of that city. His
death will be seriously felt In the business and
social circles of the Iron City.
Dead for this Time. The defeat
f the eompulsatory school bill bj the House, is
the most sensible thing that body bas done this
winter. Tbic generation has not been inflated
enough with European ideas to put up with such
royal governmental views, and we now say to the
friends of popular edoea'.!ou If they persist In
pressing this odious measure that they will upset
the present school system.
Going to Delaware. Mr. Thomas
f. -r nj li a . i i :,i t - ,1.. 11,1.
uiuuui) vi n cvfc acuiuciu, will inTf vu kun io.u
lnit., for the State of Delaware, where he will
superintend tha construction of the Junotion A
Breakwater Railroad, at a handsocna salary. We
extend our congratulations on bis good fortune.
The farming and milling business will be eon--ducted
as heretofore. Countie htrald.
Mr. Qroom formerly lived In this county.
Rafting. The river has been at a
rafti ag stage for a week past, and nearly all of
line lumber has gone down. A gentleman from
ithe upper end of the river Informs us that but a
mall number of rafts are left behind. On Satur
day and Sunday, there was probably a largor run
of timber than on any two days in several yean.
If our lumbermen are successful In procuring
good prices for their timber, matters will brighten
.up in this county when returns are made.
Gov. Curtin. Hon. Andrew G.
Cortln and wife reached here from tha South and
Weet on Tuesday evening, after an extended and
pleasant sojourn. They were gladly welcomed by
the community, of whom they are snob agreeable
social member. We are glad aajsay both are In
tha enjoyment of their usual good health, and the
general wish is that It may be long before any
-cause shall take them from 'our midst again.
Bellefontc Watchman.
The Kittannlng SentineUaya: "Five
years and six months ago a subscriber mailed us
a letter oontain ing one dollar, to be credited on
cubscrlption. On Monday last wa received
through the dead letter offloe at Washington, the
identical one dollar greenback, with the letter.
Since that time the postmaster and our subscriber
have both died. It seems ttting, therefore, that
av letter from a dead enbeerlber dead for some
two or three years should reach as through the
'lead letter' offlcc."
Marino Garden. Garden making
late is bow at hand, and every one should aee
bat their chickens are shut np In henerles, so
bat they will not annoy tbelr neighbors. One of
be most discouraging things In life is to have a
lock of chickens tear up your garden after yon
are tolled and sweat to make it, and yo can
ict see the tiny sprout appearing above the sur
o of th ground. A man may loie friends,
aad beside the death.bed of bis nearest relative,
it ne man can realise real sorrow until he bas
A his newly made garden torn np by his neigh
eh tokens JCxtkanft
Supplemental Assessment. The
th section of an Aot of Assembly, approved the
s day of May, 1464, (Pnrion't IK gat , page 179;
A edition, section 69, page 248), relating to
wssment aad Common Schools, requires the
reml Aetessor to rate and assess inch persons
may remove into their respective boroughs or
rnihlps, between the last assessment and the
day of May next, or such as may have been
itted last fall, and to return their names, to
iher with the property so assesaed, to the County
amisslouers and their respective School Boards,
accordaaee with the Act la question, the
aty Commissioner mailed a circular, on the
I Inst, enclosing the necessary blanks, direct
nvoh Assessor to proceed, oa the 1st day ef
Beat, to assess aad retara th Barnes of the
and the property Indicated, and within
lay thereafter to lodge a copy of the tame
1 the Secretary ef the School Board, and trans
M copy by mall to the address of the County
OBisoieaon at CleerleM, aad keep a copy In
wb possescwa. Shea Id thtr V aa lade
Aral School District la the township, he must
xc duplicate retara to that Board, provided
" mj so wtthla ike hewads of th
district. .
A Mistake--Numerous Utters bavS
recently been received at th Commissioners' oEco
from Supervisors and Overscan of th Poor, re
questing th Beard to famish th writers with ooplec
of th assessment for 1874, for the purpose of
making tut the road aad poor tax. This is not
the Commissioners' duty. Th Win Motion or
th Act of Assembly, approved th ltlk day of
April, Ai D. ISM, regulating towatklp rates and
levies, reads as follows l
"Tha Supervisor and Overseers respectively
laying such rate or assessment, shall take to their
assistance tb Alienor for th tlm being, whoea
duty It shall be to furnish a oorrect copy of tha
last adjusted valuation of the township or bor
ough, and give his aid la assessing tha road and
poor taxee." (See Pnr don't Big I, page 1,361
etpief iam q toat, page oio.
By this Act, It will be observed that It Is the
duty of th several Assessors to furnish a copy of
th assessment and to assist la laying tha road
and poor taxes. The (3d section of the Aot of
Assembly, regulating a system of Common Sohoolf,
approved the 8th day of May, A. D. 1854, requires
the County Commissioners to furnish each Bohool
District with a transcript of the assessment,
This has been complied with, and the Commission
ers, on the loth Inst, mailed a transcript to each
Board of Bohool Dlreotors In the county. Wa
hope Ibis will enable the municipal offloen to get
out their respective duplicates In time to the en
tire satisfaction of their constituents,
He's Mad. The Brown fielloibnte
Bipubliean Is exceedingly wrotby over the appoint
ment of Judge Orvis. The M. S. editor or the
organ In question write this way t -
"Why should a Republican Go rem or, who bas
been so soundly berated, abused, and rilllfled by
Mr. Orvis, appoint him to III so honorable a pool
tion f Surely, Gov. Hartranft has not changed.
a o c c
"As It la, we do not like to write column after
column to show that the Republican parly Is bet,
ter, purer, and more trustworthy than the Demo-
eraile parly, and tnea nave tn blgholt power In
the State appoint its greatest elanderer and villi
fler to a high and honorable position.
"Let those who will not listen to the voice of
reason, or be consistent in tboir political career.
nor true to the pledges made to the partv. ataad
jrom waaer.
We hope Bro. Brown will do himself no harm,
but submit meekly to "the powers that be," whiob
was his advice to Democrats during tha war.
Narrow Escape. The Pbilipsbura
Journal aayst
"Uarenoe Richards and ladr. who left this
rlacc for San Francisco, California, on February
6tb, sailed in one of the steamers belonging to
the Pacific Steamship Company, from New York
and were 44 days making the voyego, the steamer
breaking three of her ecrew-paddles and putting
in at an nninnanitea island ol tne faoioo, wnere
the provisions were exhausted and the passengers
were obliged to catch fiih. Crews were sent out
In life-boats to sight and signal a vessel and were
successful at last in bringing assistance."
Richards formerly resided Bear Lutheriburg,
from where he started for the Ooldcn State.
NEWS ITEMS.
A paper of pins cost one dollar In 1012.
There is talk of erecting gas works In the
town of Brookville. '
The Bellefontc glass works arc now shipping
two ear loads a week.
A skeleton was dug up from the cellar of a
house at Ebensburg recently.
Dellefont has a handsome new postoffloc,
with over lire hundred lock boxes.
Peach, plum aod other fruit trees were broken
down at Ebensburg last week by the snow. '
It is proposed to transfer the Caasvllla Sol
diers' Orphans' School to Tipton, Blair county.
Out of fifteen persons who were Indicted for
selling whisky at Tidioute, fourteen were Repub
licans.
A new daily paper ie to be started in Lancas
ter, to be called the Mantua Rttim. It will be
neutral politically.
By a late Act of Assembly, the bounty on
wild cats and foxes Is two dollars; on half grown
foxes only one dollar.
The Pennsylvania Sunday School Association
will hold It nsxt annual meeting in Bcranton,
June tth, 10th and 11th.
Carncross A Dixie's famous minstrel troupe
held forth la Altoona last week. Borne of our
boys were over to sec tbem.
Two horses belonging to a Cambria county
famer named John Brown, are alleged to hare
died from starvation a few days since
The Pbilipsburg Journal man baa been
"taken In" by a "directory" scamp. To require
advance payment I the best policy with those
fellows.
In Lancaster county the supervisors sell their
roads to the lowest bidder, to keep them. In repair
for the year, and it Is said the plan works very
satisfactorily.
The "Workingman's Friend" enterprise at
Hontsdalc, has been Indefinitely postponed. Our
information has been received from headquarters.
Tyrone TTtrald.
Traugh, of th Sraaaard, is going to make a
reformation in orthography, commencing with the
word programme, which in the future he is going
to spell "program."
Ground was broken for the new Insane Asyl
um to be erected at Warren, on last Thursday a
week. It is to be an Immense building, and it is
said that six or seven years will be occupied In
Its erection. ,
Now that the ladles have gone into the re
forming business, why not turn their attention
toward reforming the fallen ones of thcirown sex 7
But somebody hss said, and w fear only too
truly, that women don't care for women It's only
the men they are anxious ubouL
The first locomotive introduced and run In
Amerloa was upon the Hudson aad Delaware
railroad In tha year 1829. It was called the
"Stourlbridga Lion," was built in England, and
of the most approved pattern. It ruins are now
lying outside of a foundry at Carboodale. Kz.
When Pharoah's daughter, sweetest glfi.
Discovered Moees in tbs rushes,
Aeross her face she drew a enrl
To hide her burning blushes
For she was all in bathing trim,
And though 'twa but a child,
Yet as he soanned each naked-limb,
"The babe looked up and smiled."
The Clarion Dnuxrat says that the fellows
who are hunting work, but hoping they won't And
any, arc the loudest complainers about the hard
time. They are only excelled in grumbling by
the grocery and street corner loafers. Times are
always bad with the chaps who have fallen out
with bard work.
Business in Johnstown is at a stand aad ex
tremely dull. Thousands of laboring men are
Idle, and clutters of tbem gather on the street
oornort aad other places discussing the condition
of affairs. If matters continue thus long want
will soon start many In tha face with Its Imperious
demandl, DrmovmC
List of lotters remaining unclaimed
In the Postnmoe at Clearfield, for the week ending
April auin, ise l
Beste, William
Mrhra, Mary Ana
Nrlnardt, Lewie
O'Urady, Andrew
Potter, Jacob
Roeer, John
Robertson, John R.
Smith, W. F.
Spener, Mr.
Sbaier, Mrs. A. M.
Weld, Mrs. Little
While, Robert
P. A. OAULIS.P. M.
Clark, David
Carrelton, Thome
Dixon, Miss M. Jane
Doods, James H.
Findley, Francis
11 organ, Thomas
Hudson, Thompson
Hill, J. C.
Hess, Mm. Emily.
McGioley, John
Miller, Lena
New Advertisements. The follow
ing new advertisement appear this week 1
Farm for sale, by Peter Bronoel.
Dissolution of ptrtnerthip, la Clearfield eonnty
Wm. 8. Dickey A Bon.
Orphans' Court Sale cf Fifty-three acres of
land la Burnalde township, by W. W. Lengdon,
Administrator of John Hummel, deceased.
Notice to delinquents Ex-Sheriff Howe.
Caution John W. Hunts.
On Sunday, April 5th, 1874, ai th rtild.no cf
Mr. O. Kaorr, la Ferguson township, ChurSrld
county, by Rev. T. Van Broroc, Mr. 1RVIN
SHOI'B and Mis MAL148A HOLLAS.
On Thursday, April 11th, 1874, hv Rev. Wb. M.
Buni.ariiLD, Mr. DAVID SNYDER, ef Ftrgutoa
towehlp,and Mist MARTHA M. DUNLAP, of
Lutheriburg.
On Thunder. April loth. 1874. at tha !,!
cf the bride's mother, by W. J. McOor, Km., Mr.
JOHN BRATTON and Miss JKNNIB O'DON-
auLU, both or Clearfield eetnty.
Oa Thunder. Anrll nth. lava. ik.
of J. W. Bosun, ilia.. Carlisle. Pa., he IUv. Iir.
F. H. Roaiato, HKNRY BRNNKT GOODMAN,
PMd.,pH.( and Mr. MARY C.
i "I?" ' ' Oovra 8tAr,ef
ttarrlsbarg, Pa.
BptCimU.
WirHam Reed is now la tke sail, purchasing
his summer clock of Dry floods, Carpets and La
dle shoes, aad will be reoeiviug a large line of
the above named goods about April liln. Price
will be the lowest ever offered since the war.
Keystone, Second street.
PROM OHIO.
The women's temnerene war Bow refine In
dilerent parte of the country, partloularly iu the
west, with snob uaparallelcd auooeeo, recommends
for persons who claim whieky a aoeessity for me
dicinal purposes, to use Ureen's August Flewer,
wnioa contains bo Intoxicating spirits aad Is a
lentl laxltiv aad a certain cure fcr Dvenepela.
Liver Complaint, Indigestion, Costlvtncas, Hour
Stomach, Sick Headache, coming np of the food
after eating, purine tb Blood and System. Just
what Is needed la the spring of the year by every
body. Try it. Bold by 0. D, WaUon, Clear-
noiu, re. augiuny
Lorillard'a celebrated Smoking aad Chewing
Tobaccos. K ratter A Lytic, agents for Cloerneld
county, will wholesale to dealers at city prioo.
epIM-.t.tljadr
Tn Kite IrokI Jul tckat Me ladies JVW
This Iron Is really four complete Iron in one
a Smoothing Iron, a Glossing Iron, a Band
Iron and a Fluting Machine, with flutln j Board.
in uoueriMBu mo superiority o inia rwu it u
on ly necessary to see it. With each Iron thi
agent gives a receipt for glossing which alone I
worm uau ine prioe 01 mo iron, matron ow
ing nieklc-plated contains heat much longer than
an ordinary one. Agenta arc wanted in every
towninip tn Clearnrld and Centre counties. Ad'
dress A. L. SL'HNKLL A SONS.
Oeneral Agents, for territory In any Slate,
1'iearneid, fa. April 10, l7t-It.
New Good I New floods! at T. A. Fleck
Co.'s store. Market street, Clearfield, l'a.
Mr. Thomas Reilley desire ns to announce
that hs bas just received another large lot of
"aniobell Wagons, which are among the very
beet manufactured, and which he will tell at tha
moat reasonable ratea. U is stock locludec almoet
all descriptions of wagont large and small, wide
ana narrow track. apra
T. 1. FLECK.
X. XT BILL,
Our buyer, T. A. Fleck, Is now In Philadelphia.
ana aoout tne Itith or April we will open our new
Spring and Summer atock. Our patrons will
pleeee make a note ef this. At Wm. Reed's eld
stand. (aprl-4t) T. A. FLECK A CO
La Pi.iarin.-
Huntingdon, by
marl8-t
'A car load Just received from
K RATTER A LYTLE.
Wood and Willow Ware of all descriptions for
. oj ii. c. uigier io.
Axxs. Seventy-live doten Clearfield Wood
cnoppers Axes at
:J:7J. M. F. BlULKK A Co'.
Fain ! Fnra I Fait I Among the manr nrena
rations that we have for Coughs, Colds, Croup, or
any inroat or lung dimoully, none or them are
equal to Dr. Morris' Svrun of Tar. Wild Chomr
and llorehound. If yon are afflicted, call at our
store and we will gite you a aampla bottle re o
enuiye I Agents i uartswlct a Irwin. 'Jleartleld
Holt, Wooilsida A UolL Wallaoeton : II. E. Wil,
Hams, William's Urove. March Il ly.
Mr. John Troutmaa has gone Into the Under
taking business in connection with his Furniture
business. Imported Walnut Casket and Coflins
always on naod and furnished promptly. Funer
als attended.
A full line of Household Goods. Japanned Ware.
u., lor saie oy u. r. uigier a uo.
Boxannni Wiitfo. Two or three day board,
art ean he accommodated In a private fain ily.
Boarding good And obtrges reasonable. For
further information apply at this office.
Nonce to Waoos aan Caaaua MAXxat. We
bare just reoeived a geaeral assortment of Wago
aad Carriage Woods, also a full line of Springs
ana azicb, wnica we oner cneap lor eaan.
H. KBiona A Co,
Montonr Slate Painta, for painting bootee In
tide and outside Cottegec, Farm Ituildingt, Ac.
Beautiful, durable and economical. Uround in
pure I.insoed Oil.
my2S'7S H. F. Biolbb A Co.
Bird Cage a large assortment at H. F. Big.
icr m v-o. s.
Saws. Dlstaa's Cross-cut Saw, Great American
Saw, Boynton's Lightning Saw, at
-2-72 11. F. Biolxb A Cos,
It, F. Bigler A Co. have been making extensive
additions to their stock of Hardware the last few
days. Everything new In Shelf Hardware, Sad
dlers' Hardware, Farmers' Hardware, Builders'
Hardware, end Hardware of all kinds, can be see
at their store. May 22.
R. R. Wheelbarrows, Baby Carriages, Toy Ex
press wagons and Wheelbarrow!, at
myic (j it. r. inoLia ni
Calcined Plaster for eale by 1L T. Bigler A Co.
Just received, a large lot 'of Boa-exnloslve
Limps and Lanterns at
II. r. HlQLBB A Co'.
8avt Time! Save Labor! Save Money! Save
Clotbet! The "Novelty Wringer" is the belt in
tne market. Buy It; try It.
For tale by il. F. Biolxb A Co.
ftiAB Tait ! Personi who contemplate building
will do well to call and examine onr sfoch of
111 II.IMNU MATERIALS. We hare In stock a
full line of Builders' Hardware, Nails, Paints,
uiis, man, rally, Calcined miter, ate.
my28'7J H. F. Biolxb A Co.
Paintt, Oils and Vanishes for sale by H. F
Bigler A Co.
pAiars Ao Paiktkrs' Pmnmoa. Our stock
of Paints and Painters' Materials it complete, in
cluding J. T. Lewis' Pure White Lead. John La
ess A Co's Pure White Lead. F. R. A Co's Buck
Lead, and a number of cheaper brands of White
Lead; also, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes of
all kinds, a full Una of Brushes, and a full line of
colors, dry and In uiL
my28'7 n. F. Biol A Co.
RECAPITULATION,
Bird Cage.
Wood and Willow Wan.
Household floods. . ' ,
All kinds of Hardware.
Japanned Ware. ,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Calcined Plaster.
Wagon and Carriage Makers' nionlle.
All of tb above for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware Store of U. F. Bigler A Co., Second street,
Liearneid, ra. it
T 1ST OK JURORS DRAWN FOR JUNE
J J Term, 1874, commencing on the first Mon
day, the 1st !
otAtn jraoas.
E. B. Wettel Bell
A. 6. Ilolden Bloom
9. P. Wilson.. .Bradford
L. B. Carlile. Brady
Jat. Sttveneon.Burnside
J. L. Allison... "
L. Kllllan Cheat
A. HugnenyCovington
Wm. Higler.... Clearfield
O. W. (leirhart '
E. A. HipplcCurwas'tle
Jas. Glenn Ferguson
Soott Flegal Goshen
John Holt -Graham
Alex. MnMarray..Gulieh
Thot. Hewitt. Huston
R. Kennedy... Karthaus.
D. J. ( aihoarl....-Koox
0. 11. Hall... ..Lawrence
L. Rowlee "
L. JordaB..Lmbcr City
Jona. Kmeigh.... Morris
J. W. Hamerly-Osceola
R. M. Hoover tl'enn
TRATinsx Jonons rust win.
Martin Flegal Bogga
J. A. Watton..Bradford
R. A. Hall "
W. Gear hart, Jr "
8. O. KotjBts...arBrady
J. P. Oswalt.
O. llarnr.lt.. "
D. Poitlethweilc
Isaac Lee. Burnalde
J. W. Nugent. "
0. Patrick...... -
Thomas Hard Chest
8. Couderet.,.Oovington
M. Kratier... . '
Jas. Adams..fxlearlald
0. D. Watson, t "
Frank Smith-
U. A. Kratser. T"
Geo. Jordcn..CIearflld
J.R.Cullingwrth '
Jae. Parsons Decatur
Emory Owans..Fergnton
R. L. Wllton....Uoihea
Jacob Ginter Qulioh
George Blitsi.... Huston
D. P. Straw Jordan
Dan'l Moort... Karthaus
Jona. Walker....... Knox
Ino. Patterson..... "
M. Burst Lawrence
J. B. Lylle..... " .
J. A. G. White-Osceola
Reuben Wall. Penn
Thos. Hill Pike
Harvey Bloom '
0. 0. Shoff....Woodward
C
booxd wait.
J. nindmau.....Beooarla
J. E. Graham... .Goshen
Fred Shaw.. "
I. Rothrock Graham
Jera. Kyler " tl
Wm. Soott ...Oullch
Peter Reed...Uoutidalt
Jacob Arnold Knox
H.J. Sloppy. i "
Ell Carrick...Lawranoe
J.W.TbCmpsoa "
R. Daniels
S. II. Fulton... "
Jordan Read...
0. M. Watson.
Wm. Mays Osceola
Elijah Weston.... "
John Rott..,.Wallaeetoa
A. Kline Woodward
1. W. Davis..... -Jeff.
Bunderlle. ...... Bell
George Hoe. Boggs
Val. Flegal..... "
Jaoob ParceBradford
Thos. Way Brady
J. L. Weaver...... i
Geo. Sehwem......
Robt Coaner...Buniilde
O. D. Neff.
R. R. Wilson...
U. E. Snyder.Clcarfleld
Jno. Irwin..,.. "
Rich. Shirk....
Jos. Pattarson.Ferguson
B. Haliban..,.
0. Leonard Glrard
CLEARF1ED PARK ASSOC I A
HON. Norica to Svooxbolpbbs. The
Clearfield Park Aetuclatioa 1 la debt to the
amount of about 7,0U0, and nnlais the stock
holders come forward promptly aad increase their
subscriptions to the stook tht nrbnettw will .rob.
ably be told and therefor lost to the Association.
bj oraar or the Executive Committee.
pr B. A. BIGLER, Bec'y.
lAIJTION All persons are h.M, .nii...
Kj ed not te purchase or In any way meddle with
twe bay mare, bow in pootessloa George Hill, at
they bemag te eae and arc subject to my order,
Madsra, March d, 14-la R. WARINO.
JOB FRINTIPfO OF EVERY DESORIf.
Uoa tly exeearad at thl ,
Clearfield Markets, .
Olbabmbld, Pa., April 21. 1874.
Applea,greea,SOa 1 IS, Hogs, dressed 0
Dried, pit UilHidet, green , l
Apple buUar,1B gal, 1 0( Ham W It
Butter. 110 40 8houlder....IO(o) lit
B.ans.....0 00(a) I 00 Side.. 0(4 12,
Buckwheat. 1 OO.I.ard 12(4 1
Back wheat flour m, Mess pork,A bbl...2I to
Beef, dried. iOata .. eeceeeeca
Beef, fresh.... (3 10Oalons 2 M
Boards, M 12 00(014 Ou Potatoes t0( 1M
Cora, shelled- 1 10 Ptaches, dried, R.. 1
Cora, ear 00 , Plaster, bbl...... 2 00
Oora meal. t sack, I -10; Rye- 1 10
Chon. A ewt tofm 2 If Ran. a) Tb
Clovorseed 7 6Si8eit,jssek.JJ0(i$ IM
Oheeic 22Shlngles,18in.t4(4M0
Cherries, lb. 10tJ lH;8hinglee,2o'.n1l8 00
Chickens, drsd. B. 121Tltnotbv seed - t 00
Kees . 21) Tallow 124
Flaxseed. 2 00 Wheat... 1 76
Flour . 00 r?l 00 Wool ........ 40
Hay 00 00I&20 OOiWood, tjl oord.. 4 50
Pennsylvania Railroad
TYRONE ft CLEARFIELD BRANCH
"N tad after Monday, NOV Id, 1872, the
J Paittngor Trains will run dally (except Sun-
days) between Tyrone ana tiearneid, a louow
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LEAVE BOOTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
0learleld..i....l.40,p.a
Phllipsburg.....4.S, "
Ototola 4.0, "
Tyrone 0.00, "
Tyrone .S0,A.:
Oeceola.. 10.40,
Phillpsburg..,10.it,"
Clearfield ....ll.oO,"
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield 0.4 A. B,
Phillpsburg.. "
Osceola SO
Intersection 7.48 ' .
Tyrone.. 8.0S
Tyronc.M....,
Interaection.,
Oseccht .......
Philipebarg .
Clearfield, ar.
.7.00 r.
.T.12
.8.10 "
.8.2
.0.2
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellefontc, Pa 83 05
Middletowa
,.J 00
Lock Uavan
2 70
2 60
Marietta
t 00
Williamiport....
Huntingdon .....
Lewistown. ......
Marysvllle
Lancaster 86
1
PHILADELPHIA 1 i
Altoona 1 66
Johaitown.. 2 80
2 00
4 10
4 75
HARRISBURG.
PITTSBURG I 1
Close eonneotion made by all trains at Tyrooc
and Lock llaven.
B. S. BLAIR,
my17-tf. Superintendent.
REMOVAL!
Second Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
I have this day leased the above room. I will
represent the DRY GOODS BUSINESS to better
advantage than formerly, In having sumcienl
room to display my goods. The room is commo.
dloui aad well located for tha particular line of
goods I represent, and my expense for doing
business being very light, I will make the Key.
stone one of the best place in Central Pennsyl
vavla lo buy goods. Aa entire new line of
DRY GOODS
AND
CARPETS
Just received. Ciir and sec
WM. REED,
Second street, Cletrfleld, Pa., March 2o 1874,
Life Insurance on a New Han!
TnB CO-OPERATIVE MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.
he Best and Cheapest Life Insurance
In the World I ,
The object of the company Is to secure the
CASH PAYMENT lo the widow, hueband, or-
pnaa, hair or legal repreeentatire of a deoeaaed
member, at the end ef sixty days after proof, of
as many dollars as there are members belonging
tne uivuion in wnicn tne deceaied waa in-
red.
It It propoted to mtkt tht number of members
each Division F1VB THOUSAND, so that
when completed each member s life will be in
sured for the com of
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Any person in good health, male or female.
between the ages of fifteen and sixty. fire, shall
oa eligible to membership, and upon the pay
ment of aa entrance fee of from 8 10 to 860, ac
cording to age, shall receive a life-long policy,
sohjeot te the rules of the association. Upon the
d.ilh of a member, an assecsment of one dollar
and ten cents is levied upon the survivors, to be
paid at tha oinoe or the company within forty
days. One dollar from each member toes to the
family of the deceased, and ten cents for the
working expenses of the company. For full par
ticulars adaraii or eall on
R. M. McXNALLY, Agent.
Offloe In room formerly occupied by J. H.
Folfbrd, Esq.
Clearfield, Pa., March 26, 1874
IRST CLASS BAKERY!
NOTICE TO BAFTMEN.
AV
The subscriber has fitted np flrtt-class Bakarr.
nd wiahe to inform rartmen that he will supply
them with BREAD, PIES, CAKES, Ac, on
reasonable terms.
Bakery east tnd of bridge, near the "Lick."
Clearfield, Pa,
murlS-aa JOHN CUTLER.
LEAKF1ELD ACADEMY.
MALE DEPARTMENT.
THE SUMMER TERM of fourteen weeks will
commence MONDAY, MAY lllh, 1874.
Term or Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Mental and Written
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography and
History , , 1 a
Natural Philosophy, Physiology, and Sin
gle entry uoox-keeptng, or either, with
the above 11 00
Af.
or Instructions In Double Hntry Book.
leaning ana uommerclil Arithmetic, spe
cial terms to be arranged. "y
For particular respecting the echooT tpply te
augyplf R. M.McKNAlLY.
O At!TIONAII persnni are hereby notified
L not to meddle with the fbllewlnc nersonal
property) vis i One sorrel Ware, 1 bay mare, 1 hay
horse, f brow horse, I two hortti wagon and a
lot of cent books aad crabs, la Lha nn..e..lnn of
At.
James A. Harlsr, as the same has been purchased
oy ma aoo irn wun said .lames A. ilarley, oa
loan, aahieot to my crder.
apra-t- n. F. HARL1Y, Ja.
ADMiNUTRATOKH HOTICENotlne
It hereby given that letters of administration
en the estate of JOSEPH RIGEY, rate of Car
Ingtoa township, Clearfield eonnly, Pa., deceased,
having boa duly granted to the uadereigned, all
persons Indebted te said aalateVill please make
Immediate payment, and those haviig claims of
deaad will p recent them properly authenticated
for eelUamant without delay,
a . J, J, prpj
Cltartila, Man Is, aidulplltralor '
TREASURER'S SALU
op
UNSEATED LANDS
IN
Clearfield County, Pa., for 1ST anal 2ST
Nolle Is hereby givea, In pursuance of aa Aot
cf Assembly approved the 12th day ef June, A.
w. ma, entitled "An Act to amend aa Act di
recting the mode of selling Unseated Lands In
Cletrfleld county," and Iba sererel supplement
mereto, mere win o exposed to sale or outcry,
at the Court House, in the borough of Olearfleld,
on the SECOND MONDAY, Sib day cf JUNK,
A. D. 1874, the following traets or pieces of un
seated lands la said counfy, for taxes due aad
unpaid, viti
;' .- ' ; ' ; Itaeearla.
4s. '
60
fi
v
232
86
410
HO'
iV2
It'll .
1-1
181 '
Ui
14
216
4:8
4:n
;i
m
4
432
160
rl78
100
Ptr. WarramU.
Frederick Hubley....
V' John Mailer....,.,
Frederiok llowman.,
Philip Mysenoopc...,
SO Michael Muster
til 40
18 00
22 80
62 82
10 18
! 68 62
22 80
4 80
67 00
John Brady,
I ' William Brady.
' J. Blair and B. Blair.......
John Whitmer.
Henry Wbltmer
William Wilson
Jacob King
John Gibson...
72 ' Robert Wilsoa.,..
162 William Gray ,
ldS John Miller
80 John Rctland
118 Peter Gets.
I Jeremiah Uosher.
168 David Barton .
Jacob King.....M
. Adam Myssnoope..,.M,,..(
47 Jeremiah Moeher.
- Keaggy
' r Wm. a John Brew
153 Frederick Beatea..,.,
11 Thoma Blllington.
i, John Bean
15J Merlin Fouls
Jaoob Miissersmlth
-.- L. D. Weld
Jacob Fautt
, Tbomat Qroom..
Bell.
61 68
26 84
10 40
. 32
40 02
8 80
88 80
4 84
18 24
10 04
4 40
HI 66
88 62
20 00
22 80
. 20 10
two
-4318 -
,.80.
230
2.10
Ml
118
68 62
21 22
10 20
03 to
28 12
11 73
11 40
20 04
Sa. Ar. TV. aorraafre.
42H8 1000 Henry Beck........JJ78 00
6(120 600 " " JJ to
674 1008 J7 no
M20 108 g 4C
4J8T 110 20 ' jo 14
6618 101 100 i " 41 6t
6A18 IU 30 14
6018 118 " . 43 8
6018 101 0 00
4287 72 120 " to 04
6788' 100 " : lil AO
428 608 " l'jj jo
42S8 600 " Hi) 40
HIS . 006 Nleklia A Griffith...... 130 VI
6019 87 " - 11 05
4287 08 17 Henry Beck-......... 18 14
5010 , 101 08 " . 11 g
JVUfl 101 31 Nlcklla A GrifBth II 08
6018 108 lit Henry Deck 20 40
4288 108 - - . 3d 14
4287 400 ' " UI 20
4287 100 -mm ,4
41fT 20S " - jj 44
6818 68 " t 30
il 112 m 4
5019 242 20 1 14
Bloom.
A'o. At, Ptr. rVarmalM.
3810 ' US Robert A Fox. $?4 14
10119 " 204 " J 44
811 80 - ii 24 30
1 70 ' 11 o
104 88 (8 ., 124 20
52 S Klchlia A Orimth .. 1 20
502 2t8 " ...... 48 60
828 J. W. Smith 26 02
595t 68 A. K. Wright. 10 08
42 47 80 W. 8. Roberle......... 27 0(
.1411 lit Roberts A Fox.. 18 20
3J8 1005 168- " " II 00
3118 104' Jacob Bllger. I 20
207 David Irvia (eat.) 280 22
83 John P. Hale. 1 61
31 1 6 Roberts A Fox.......... 8 10
220 A. L. Toiler. 108 00
80 Milton L. MeClurc.., 211 00
f. BoRS".
Aa.
Ptr.
78
T4'arraNtee.
n. 8. Drinker
William Mccormick.
Nancy Boggs .....u
Nathanltl McDonald ....it,
John Byert
Btrbara Unyder. ....... ......
George Horlman.
Jooepa Drinker...... .......
Michael Kunkie. ...... ........
Henry Fanner
Feorge Ayere
William Trontman
Richard Thomas.
Barbara Snyder
Thomas Smith.........
John Kephart.
Blair MeLeuahaa
Jona Bteinbeiser
John Hester
Richard Waple.
Walton A M moo. ....,.,....
John Ktan ...
Ilradrbrd. -K'arraarae,
Hugh Ely- ,
Joba Campbell. ..,
Hall A buck... ,
John Yaugha MM..t....,
Martin Huston.
Blair MoLanahaa
Andrew Petit
Matthias Blaymaker
Isaac Wilson.
Francis Wast.
James Duncan.
David Means i.i..,u,.,.i
Joseph Powell t.
Horatio L. Hale
John Hauoa.
John O. Gray
David Askey
Andrew Petit
Brady.
408
, $69 64
62 01
65 44
, 63 76
53 71
18 8
31 84
81 41
49 72
I 19
63 74
412
410
429
429
10
182
234
417
7
427
427
31
146
62 71
It 94
I 40
34 44
10 61
07 20
71 41
12 40
15 94
34 12
96
49
206
100
401
427
00
Vt
14T
218
40
60 40
Ptr.
221
$71 30
42 30
18 80
102
159
$6
6
98 70
14 10
61 70
100
1
19
29 tl
19 74
48
30
I 44
loo
lot
14 It
36 26
18 M
14 10
1 84
II 71
13 V
28 03
89 48
It
AV
18
60
It
4
6674
6476
5044
6047
4236
4225
lit
80
AV Aa. Ptr.
401 tut
-it 215
68(11 814
66:7'
as
6WII
is 111
833 III
105 109
1V5 7T
..7,
194 381
2010 804
8680 96 84
2009 tit
27 25
115 1.16
274 472
It II 82
171 ,
88
lit 116
, 61
' 1M
, 100
-2 10
,218' 656
tail 67
1418 , 20
8014. 181
1V07 240 12
llrVt 241 80
Warrant.
William Kirkpatrlck-
Coorad Long
Jonathan U. Smith...
Henry WycotT
Robert Carry.,........,,
John Dunlap
Casper Slever 1..
It 4
Roberts A Fox.......
4.19
48U0
42.16
4224
422
42.1
6041
419
. $48 04
, 49 14
. 167 42
, 195 61
, 76 It
, 67 10
, 17 14
, 12 tl
, 377 41
, 84 12
, 1.19 40
, 229 14
1.18 tl
68 It
80 94
108 80
19 04
4889
4902
4897
6062
6049
Benjamin Henry..
Casper Stever
Casper Slaver, Br....i..
George Sbaffcr.i,
J. W. Smith, w. part.n
Charles H. PreeootU...
Christian Lower
Adam Weaver... ........
Josiaa W. Smith.
llolopeter A Brubaker.
Holly A Co
Wright A Darling......
Roberts s Fox.
41 14
13 01
25 84
8 61
17 34
28 90
24 14
120 66
9 61
44 10
19 94
44 10
41 41
4234
4091
6044
4316
4134
4.101
4245
6670
6671
6471
6674
6677
6671
5677
6671
6674
6477
8689
10110
1110 1
36111
1084
4183
4143
4264
4109
4261
8601
1401
84110
8671
3676
9604
3697
8807
8.184
8685
81104
6061
4 1
4261
4254
6679
162
11
12
t
I
18
Duruslde.
rVarroafee.
Joba NiehotsoB..!:.
At.
too
114
1.16
71
81
114
34
414
103
847
221
104
824
III
301
lot
116
It
Ptr.
62
Mi3
1604
$0t 76
74 It
221 71
It 40
18 40
75 14
171 It
271 84
47 It
128 96
John Mailer.
Abraham Whitmer...
Caspsr Shaffer Jr
Daniel Whitmer
John Hubley. t
Mary Roberts
John Trossler t..
Caspar Shaffer..
111 18
Jeremiah Williamson.. 180 00
Mary Crawford 194 40
Townsond Bpaokman.. 211 18
Rebecca Brown...,i.., 214 64
Leonard Ilolll 40 00
Fred Kuhu It 90
Henry Koper, (Hugh
Riddle traetj 41 76
CJraham.
Ptr, tVarraares.
Thomas P. Cop-
John Skyrou ,
Joseph Simons.
Bernard Grata.. 1
207
148
840
184
130
!
lot
$44 40
II 60
170 00
102 60
tl 00
131 01
60 00
16 60
It to
H ,;
Joteph Henry
Charles Hull
V. J. Allport. ,.
Israel Cops.i 1 ,
41
141
fiullch.
Ptr. Warrant.
114 George Moor.......; ,;..i $.18 80
00 " " 241 26
Philip Oltminger. 100 16
John MoCahan Ill 26
" " 146 76
Lampblack ,......,;.,. 66 80
Benjeml Wilton i.,.,ii, 21 10
John Whilmer 20 90
Plgett Bhaw.. I...-,..,. 19 1
fJoorge Baker 1 67 10
Daaiel Ftlk.rtoa.. 4 95
Pigolt Shew........... 14 06
Ed" Hund II 5
Btaiimm Wilson.. ..,,,., H 04
Jiehard ftunnlel....... ., 3 10
Ithard Atkertot 1 It 84
48
lit
114
68
lit
98
126
At.
4.11
281
91
48
101
10
60
tot
18
231
806
100
128
184
18
tl
180 '
garni Jalr5.
OBsb t -; '. s
Par. WarranM. -
162 Martha Weriagtoo) ....$101 71
20 Jamas Page 88 84
Williaa Bausmaa 7 80
181 John Boyd ........... 24 00
168 Thomas Hamilton 104 01
James Ross 74 40
At.
188
41
lot
10
4.12
268
438
60
20
20
100
438
431
438
4:il
H
140
88
271
411
24
180
27
tt
24
22
200
4.11
100
160
74
116
212
16$ Job Cunningham 124 10
Charles Ooblc. 14 40
Robert Fleming 67 80
Isaac RioberdioB....... ......... 67 80
Jonathan Walker. 67
Hi Joba Cook-......... 24 0
168 Jaaper Ewing... 249 80
162 William Cook.. . 24 9 00
163 Alex. Hunter 249 80
Isaac Kirk A Co. 9 00
MoCord tract ;. 83 80
Joseph Piper 42 24
George Page. 104 It
. Henry Page. 104 It
James Noble. 104 It
114 Christian Rohren... 109 44
John A. MePherron 14 50
P. Blancbard. 21 to
Miller A Christ h... ...... 99 84
" " - 8 fit
Mehaffy A Mitchell 7 60
, Matthias Slnugh....,.,. 249 80
John Brentmaa r..... 24 00
Joseph MoMurray 38 00
97 Patrick Noble.... w, 28 80
Hugh Bantly ; 14 40
Jotiah Uaynes. 110 24
Covlugton.
Warrant,
1 George Mead....
A'o.
6381
6372
6;i74
5408
63fi
6370
6410
6407
6.178
6404
101
6377
16H
At.
1083
1100
1100
1100
1041
1100
1108
1000
4B3
326
383
1100
too
Ptr.
...2l.1t 61
.. 17$ 26
.. 173 25
...173 35
., 145 20
.. 134 75
.. 173 15
., 167 60
.. 75 96
.. 61 10
.. 64 06
.. 178 36
.. 17 It
Morris A Stewart....,
George Mead.
Morris A Stewart....,
Dcratar.
Warrant.
Thomas Kdmandson $38 00
Joseph llemiltoc. 6t 00
Thomas Billlngton 17 00
Charles Risk. 181 60
Pstrlck Moore fit 00
Mary M'Lanahan......... 60 00
Ann M'Laneaea 120 00
Btaey W. Tbompaon 80 00
Ac.
78
108
801
404
HI
22
404
10
6
40
241
6
0
li
60
lot
248
400
200
100
76
20 1
204
100
47
Ptr.
Mary M'Laneban 15 00
Robert Rainey... ,. ISO Ot
William Evans. 145 00
Thomas Siawardson........... 20 00
Joh Drinker... 62 60
Joseph Matlock 93 60
Robert Halttingr... 17 68
Daniel Kay...... 46 0
Thotaaa Edmundsonu. 02 66
Samuel Hamblinton.......M.. 100 00
14T
Casper Haines. 130 00
William Hoover...... 61 00
David Stewart. 29 60
Thomas P. Cope...... 144 60
Thoma Bdaundson 89 0
John Holliday. 24 10
Daniel W. McCnrdy 21 00
Ferguson,
ryarreaiee.
Ac.
Ptr.
159
168
232
4.18
74
100
85
145
60
433-
John flsmhrlght ....... ......... $76 31
ueorge boss. Z87 to
Lswis Jordan 10 20
Abram Ogden 24 00
Job Sterner.
7 68
Daniel Frank.......
Jokn Graff.
Benjamin Oibbs....
46 It
9 Ot
117 20
:. Clrard.
A'. At. Par.' Warrant-.
6344 16 George Mead $101 4t
5365 751 " 7t 6
6301 1100 - Ill JO
5.179 641 45 21
5J7I 1083 - . 110 14
6340 1100 ' "' 20
5.168 1048 " 110 84
5354 1008 103 II
5359 1008 . 1(2 00
6355 1100 - 1
6.16 1104 " HI 10
6376 1081 110 14
6371 110 " . HI 20
1014 408 106 Morris A Stewart...... 41 48
6351 701 George Mead.. 141 61
6.17 1100 124 44
6353 110 214 40
6367 1100 4 40
1839 141 . 17 Morris Stewart......... t 10
1648 22 64 " " II 90
1898 187 Prencie Bertho. 18 08
1924 111 Justin Plubell- II 98
Goshen.
Warrantee.
George Mead.
AV
6318
6317
6318
631
5.128
6321
5328
5314
5318
6818
5.128
63.14
6114
1912
1V0
1884
1016
6324
Ac.
663
1059
1099
1099
1100
1008
1108
740
loot
1004
110
1100
100
4.18
178
4.10
1312
110
1118
1108
1100
204
6.12
100
Ptr.
.$152 22
. 241 42
. 351 13
. 268 03
. 268 60
. 2:t 68
. 258 60
. 107 16
. 141 00
. 141 Ot
. 110 2
. 21 20
. 20 76
. 61 23
. 20 48
. It ft
William Mane.
Morris A Stewart....,
Ka.
04
168
tr
6042
6962
George Mead...
. 842 1
. 310 20
, 210 20
, 310 20
, til 2
, 61 70
6.124
6327
6329
533
6325
1923
1911
Ka.
4254
4259
Morris A 8ttwart..
II u
W. A. Wallace- 1.
lliiiton.
H'drrael.
Wtlnelm Willink ,
Moore A Deleney..i...
, 70 6
14 1
, 4 70
4252
677
677T
Ar.
42
1041
1041
141
ID
879
4U
740
27
1S4
886
990
946
607
1113
10
96
9
15
81
86
92
91
100
990
66
114
990
99
8.11
2
921
81
876
101
361
60
21
880
1041
1041
847
147
147
1041
40
847
600
600
86t
1020
108t
900
429
994
900
900
405
990
1020
437
tot
783
tot
1010
881
486
1031
1020
804
297
017
tnl
127
1041
204
100
15
10
101
I
lit
Ptr.
4002
$137 76
, 841 62
5672
6779
577
677
341 63
841 63
814 71
181 13
160 71
154 14
Williaa Powers....
a 11
James Wilton ..u
426
5777
4154
6777
Ka.
4154
425
.... Ill 77
-ill 40 19
.... 323 01
.... 114 71
Wllhelra Wllllnk.
Jtmcc Wilson,..
" - 114 61
" .i..... 144 04
William Poweri.i,,.,.,, 164 90
Hammond A Jonee 11 80
Reynolds sub. Nicklia 81 16
i. h a 29 61
14 44
H m -42
" " " 37 88
10 34
" - - 19 63
" . .. 31 84
Wlllhelm Willink 1 124 71
" " ....... 18 04
547
241
745
647
3244
4348
19
199
426
425
428
14 08
324 71
324 72
209 ID
172 20
Ka.
William Power
" " ,....M.
Jama Wilton
1403
859
1582
II
681
" 802 66
William Pewera..iiui,i 107 10
K. hoemaher.-.;u.i.. Ill 00
83 II
James Wilson-.,,...... II 00
" " 164 00
" 70 91
4261
4262
Ar.
214
451
438
... 141 10
164 40
... 841 63
99 6.1
... 171 17
... 61 18
... 371 64
ill 180 It
... 64 17
... 14 0
... 84 00
181 06
... 834 66
.... 357 tl
... 196 50
.. 16 63
... 81 01
... 164 40
... 158 40
... 79 10
... 334 71
... 234 6t
... 141 60
14
Moore A Dclanay,
412
42
24
412
141
Robert! A Pox...
Moore A Deliney,
47
402
23 Robert A Fox.
811
101
Si
It
M
111
til
28
144
James Wilsoa
loO
433
4.11
4.13
10
to
10
161
109
40
36
61
.4
134
Roberts A Pi
ox...
248
" .1 295 10
" ...11. ,1.1 24 26
" 1 297 44
100
16
10
162
" ..,..li;i. 134 61
" 391
124
IS
834 66
134 66
193 17
97 17
IM II
191 16
111 tl
341 63
67 45
164 00
SI 14
t 14
24 44
1 13
I 46
10 01
17
444
William Power.,
10
21
lit
28
81
Jams Wilson.
14T
100
204
Moore A Delanby
John Dunlap
DuBois A Low i.
Reynolds sub.Nickolas
161
100
Jordia.
Ptr. rVarrwafss.
163 Thoma Martin..
ni . . .
$212 83
Ri'iwn raariiB.......!... !..,
Ill Philip Loett ...
William Johniton.
fAoelbea Jone , ,
Rlehard Martin
Daaiel Smith......
a n
163 II
11 II
II 47
17 $4
II It
II tt
81 71
Ml
Hit hard Peters.,
,.m.iei..itmi
Karthaaa.
Warroess.
0 sorgo Meat)
tfa.
6408
6411
6412
5413
6401
6414
6405
1488
1097
106
At.
110
1100
74T
1042
not
110
' 107
$8
88
$5
128
40
127
Too
ts 74
62
147
145
700
Ptr.
163
Par.
.$715 66
.. 226 61
,. 168 Tt
,. 112 II
226 tt
,. 226 88
,. 84 83
, 91 06
, 4 10
tt
William Smith
Charles Willing
Myer A Fisher
William Snrlth..,,,....
Hugh McGonlgal........
Kmerieh A Reiter.r.i.t
Edward Mcllarrsy-.,.
H M ......
William V. Keating."
John MeGarvey
It 81
I IT
II II
It 1
21 T3
r 1 46
15 17
12' 71
94 86
10 75
42 Ot
3662
- Willard.......
Kuox.
sTorraales.
Benjamin Poullney ..
Israel Morris ,
Martin Psrrie.
Isabella Jordan.
Henry Trout...
John Ferric
John Bogle ..,..
Susanna Ward.,..,...
William Hunter
John Doray
Benjamin Poultney.,.t
Nancy Roblson ,..
Lawrence
At.
431
438
873
433
10
846
98
80
483
816
186
13
A..
6291
6300
631
58112
53113
5301
6805
6306
6307
63111
5309
631
6311
5292
5194
6195
6201
61V1
6289
1995
tool
1293
6201
6297
....4143 24
.... 20 tt
,.- 172 84
.... 125 28
.... 14.80
.... 211 12
... 48 24
.... 87 Vt
104 34
168
163
158
153
153
.... 77 14
.... 127 02
2 32
t ''
Aa.
110
Ptr.
1
H'erraarec.
George Mead...
.$181 10
. 181 60
1104
1100
110
1104
1100
no
no
110
114 '
no
110
1100
1144
1104
110
1100
274
834
38
1020
714
1147
1213
221
113
63
215
" u , 181 60
" " 181 60
" 181 60
J' " -' " 141 60
" " 181 60
" " 141 66
" ' m 181 60
" " 181 64
" 181 60
181 60
" - 181 56
" 484
" - 484 40
" 484 00
" " , 444 00
" " ..... .... 40 50
" " .......... 64 45
Roberts A For, e. part 20 90
" " , 112 20
Otorge Mead 819 60
, 613 16
62S 60
, 18 16
Hugh Jordan........ 1
John Read
Rudolph Llti....,..
Wm. Montgomery
John B. Garrison
George Mead.....
EMI Irwin...!'.'."!!!
17 44
8 44
39 05
8 40
114
41
448 -1100
74
171
241
17
620
6291
1906
1908
1907
1918
At
402
306
327
372
412
440
448
340
413
10
483
433
4.13
358
431
433
433
433
4.13
438
413
433
438
383
4.13
66
13
298
407
317
231
126
19
19
137
4110
38
97
T
24
21
4
9
136
42
440
498
444
40
9
271
248 40
605 00
8 26
19 36
26 46
d 40
Morrle.
Ptr. Warrant.
George WetieL. $265 22
William Wert..
136 91
Chrisliaa Wert
David Lanich
Jesse Yarnal.
Joseph Turner..i...
" " ...li.;
107 91
244 18
138 93
146 26
145 20
112 20
45
109
24
George Hobacker....i. ...u.. 139 46
Peter Yarnal..
99 00
183
153
163
163
108
153
153
163
753
158
163
163
161
163
163
Clem Striker.......,..)..!.!.
John Vaughn ...u
Jonathan Keibic. .4
Thomas Morris
William Morris
Samuel Meredith......
William Miller-
Hetty Morris......
Tbomat Fitxsimmons.
George Cljmer...............
Robert )rar..............i.
Patrick Moore.....
Mary Morris ,.!
Magnus Miller.
Nalbaa Freeoy
Blair MeLanaban...
Jaoob Graff
William Stewart...............
Richard R.Smith.....
Walter Btewart......'......
Christopher Baker ...... ...i.,
George Gates, ;,!,
Coarad 6warta...i..u
Jbba Graff.....! ...i.in
N. Reideaauer.M
Fred Hubley. .'
Matthias Slough-
w .. wUt .
Henry Drinker.
Joeeph Hubley ,.
Jacob Graff..... i,..,i ,
Job Graff.
Joseph Potter
Francis Johnston.
66 80
16 10
85 10
71 10
85 10
16 80
85 81
85 84
86 80
81 86
85 80
86 80
85.80
64 10
85 80
tt 44
28 06
196 99
62 86
36 44
34 II
II 21
84 18
I II
21 44
79 26
7 24
14 50
1 65
63 1.1
26 40
' 1 96
15 44
17 61
T 94
44 00
116 17
10 19
70 20
IT It
19 ft
130
01
143
Joseph Turner....!,
George Haybaher..
15 1 Robert Cation 1 ...
117 ". Reidenaaer j ....
John Huston
Patrick Hay.......
10 Robert Olrno........
Pean.
Ac V.
443 14
148
43
1.16
649
431 185
Warrantee.
John Nicholson.,
Greenwood Bell.,
,.$257 24
. 47 24
Elljih Heath
Nieklia A Griffith.
25 20
64 94
96t
13 40
158 00
Joseph Boon.
Pike.
Warrantee.
At.
298
994
118
95T
178
41
25
!(
278
440
301
164
187
175
92
Ptr.
Jamee Wileoa-.i...,i,i $17 18
" .......... 65 06
" " 14 64
" " . 41 27
6
44 44
44 II
22 00
II 48
tt 20
14 72
62 8
24 40
23 44
46 74
H 63
Joha Nicholson
John P. Hoyt
Joseph Bairey .n.t.ii,
John Nicholson......!,,
Jamee Wilsoa. ...,;.i
Joba Nicholton....!
Jama Wilson ...,i
John Nieholson
44
Piuat
Warrantee.
Jamee Wilson.......... $101 80
" " ......... 27 48
Moor A Dahvney"!!!!!! 2.12 24
Jaiaca Wileon...,.....i 221 70
" " 199 08
At. rtr.
817 21
183
1041
990
869
1041
990
99
495
495
298
99
824
16
Moore A Pelanay.,,!.,. 131 14
Jamee Wilson...
,.!..! 321 76
..... 121 76
,..!.. 110 88
110 98
21 84
..... 76 00
...1.. 13 46
t'nlbtl.
Warrant i
Roberu A Fox.
1 )
11
1
Jamea Wilson.
A.
90$
408
799
126
44
967
Vr.
164
15
163
Ptr.
169
44
10
IT
15
,..i427 38
1... 264 42
.... 27t 58
.... 68 76
... 30 44
.... 60 49
Wood ward.
Tforrwaleir.
Joba Vaught ..t?l 80
Jonathan Walea....... ...... 691 4
Joba Roll , ,. 561 44
William Wilsoa 2 9
John Cannon.. ...u...i 421 41
Henry Drinker. ..1....1. ........ tit 41
William Drinker...: .n.... 114 14
Isaac Wheeler. 125 16
Ell Hootman I 12
Mary Neal... 131 66
Benjamin Johnatoa.i.ii..i,i., 62 44
Hegerlv. ,..!,.,, J11 18
Matthias Harlan..; 118 71
Nary Neal....;; 71 to
8ohn MoCachen- 1. 241 11
Roland Event!...! H1....1. It 40
Ell lluolman. .i.iii... .!,.,, 11 40
Chaeneey RiakctU. 41 14
Joseph Clark i,...i. 17 14
John MaClelian 10 40
Philip Loet.i.ii.;..s;.. 126 16
Jacob R. Howell ;....... 138 64
William Johnston ;.... 225 14
George Brockham 74 00
Samuel Rmlen.;.;.! 1 80
William Wilson 1 08
Mry Shaffer;..,....; 414
John Low.;...,. 16 8
.aao Goes It 44
John McCeohea 146 44
James Alexander.......,.,.., 14 It
Roland Kens.ji,i,ii, .,,., J 14
Pelcr Louder i..:iu.i. ...... IT 48
Charles Loader..!...! 1144
John Hanson..! 19T 44
Benjamin Johnston. 104 04
. J. Prner ... T4 44
Thomas M anion. 61 to
William Sharp. 156 04
Susanna Ward. I 06
William Parker.. 4 II
Charles Louder "f ot
Mar Sandwich 41 16
It
12
153
44
(0
T
148
108
168
163
43
44
$4
91
T2
44
It
2T
SEATED LANDS.
Alec, the following lots end naraala at I..A.
turned by tke collectors ef tares af the several
townships aad borough, hereinafter mentioned to
tne Uommiitioners of Clearleld eeanty, for the
non-payment of teiee, according te lb provls
los bf tb 411 section ef aa act ot Ateemblv ef
April tt, 1144, P. L. p.g. 601 1 A-mbi' ,f
OWMM.
Rakestraw A Arthurs,
ion. rwr.
....beeoarla...
TIB.
$4 66
it 88
root, at. M... a
I! K'i8!'"'''-'.' BeU......... I 84
r. AJCeBr..m. ,. . . 04
. .. " .1. 49
owiiaas,
McCllasey, II..
Boa. rwl.
TAX.
8 78
1 2r
86
1 $ Iff
4 41
74
" - bouse A lot.
Bailey, Valentia.. ..Bloom ,
Britten, William, Bradford
Jolly, M. H. f lot. ..
Lansberry, BeejanTh. jr..,.. "
Sbircy, Jacob
Langdoa, William..
Langdoa, James
Gilligaa, William
Swan Henrv ,
Berger. J. K. ......
Post, Henry....,,. v.
h ,.
Hoover, Jacob....,.,
Holt, T. M
Irwia, William
Miller, Miles
Bwoorie. II. B
Fox, J. M ,
Kulpb, Adam o...
Dunlap, J. R...
.....srernilde...
11
......Cbell..
... I 81
... $ 45-
... 1 96
....... ...1.1. I 88'
Decatur... .81 64
" 4..A68 Iff
..Graham...., 60
- ..... t If
' 6 26
...... .Ooeben 90
- 4 1
Aulleh. 28 25
Halloa ...... 2 46
Knox. ........ $ 68
30
10
70
114
60
6
60
60
104
1
Henry, joon.
Lorn. City..
Hartshorn, Mrs.. I tot
2
Williams, George,-! lots
Leonard, J. T., I lot
Jane Heed, 1 lot
4
it
it
Young, Nelson I lot....
m' 46
10 Parks, Thomas
64 Saely, Levi......
.....Boggs...'.
1 1
1 76
4 16
1 40
$ It
45
1 T6
28
I 7
100 Stott, Samuel- " ..,
44 I'sib, Gardner.... .....Bradford
10 Shiny, Jaoob... .- "
Clark, arran, 2 lots Burntide,
Brenneman, Jacob......... Chest...,
MoCully, Joseph "
Dodridxe. Jecob..... Knox...
Gates, Ueorge, (shop).....Dccatal . 1 4
r legal, r.uiabeta...........uoinea 2 o
Irvin, John es 2 lotit...N. Wash.... I 40
Alexander Robert- ..Woodward. I 4
Barrow, Wm. house A lot. " .2 1
Burns, Jaa. house A lot... . " ... 1 46
Bumheiser, G. house A lot, -.2 28
Bradley, M. bout A lot- " ' . 2 15
Bigley, Jno. house A lot. 1 95
Carl, Michael... . 90
Carson, Jamee " .90
Cox, John, bouse A lot.... " . t 18
Given, Sa'ml bouse A lot- " ' .146
Gaumras, (I. boot A lotw " . 1 76
Graham L. bouse A lot..,. " . 2 10
McKee, Jamet.,.., " .4 17
Taylor, A. B.....i. ...... . .4 71
Wolf, John. . 1 80
Sboff, 0. J - .4 40
Holmah, Solomon-......,.. . 3 00
Deris, John. I lot. ....... .Oeoeor ...... 1 4T
MclUnry, Mrs. 1 lot..... " 78
Hoover, Patton Pike....., 2 35
Michaeii A Cathcart...... " ....... 4 40
McKee, John..,., . . 8
Howies, D. R. F.....!i....u. " ... t T
Loot, 0.... " . 1 37
notes, Chas. A Oiborn....f7,oa-....,. 3 63
Holes, Osbora., - 4 46
V. W. WISB, Ii
Clearfield, April I, 187a.-9t
LEATHER BBEAST-STRAPS "
SUPERSEDED BY ' , '
COVfcRT'8 PATENT METALLIC
BREAST HOLD-BACK
Made of the best Mallea
ble Iron, and Is attached
to th Hemes by th best
Soap ever Invented. It
is eaelly and quickly put
00, and 'prevent tb
whipping ot tb bone
by to pole, tiot liable
to get out of repair.
Will last tor years. All
we ask is a fair trial, to
convince all parties us
ing them that they ar
unsurpassed in v lue for .
the purpose for whiob
thee arc intended.
BACKETT A BCHRYVEK.
Clearfield, April 16, 1874.
The Bell's Ran Woolen Factory,
Pena township, Clearfield Co., Pa.
BURNED ODTI
Ut XOT
BURNED UPI
Tb ubieriberi haw, at rrvt pn. rtbaUt ft
ntichborhiwtl cewiitr. in tht rtioi) of t flnt
clati WooIcb WanufMtorj, with ll tht modera
tmpraTwHtitnU atUcbl, tttd vr$i prcp$rd to nikt
ail kinds of Clotbt, CMilur3, SatinctUi Bltv
kHi. FlMineli, to. Plenty of goodf ok hint to
tnpVly oarold and a thoriaaod nowoaitoman,
wDom wo ain 10 eom id a tirxamiD) onr iiook.
I bo baiintAM of
CARDISa AND FCLUNO
will recolro onr fKtal nttontioa. Proper
arranfrenentfe 111 bo nado to Roeivo and delirer
Wool, to lnit shitotnfcrr. All work wairantod and
don vpoil lb fthdirtelt botioo. and by itriot atten
tion to btuineii wa bopa to raallM a Ubtral ibar
af publie patronaga.
10,000 POUNDS WOOL WAKTED!
W will pay tb blghtsit market prist for Wool
and toll oar raanofactartd goo tit at low aa liln liar
food oan ba bought in tbt eonnty, aad whtntTor
wo fail to render rratoaabl tatiifaotion wt ean
alwayi H found at bobia ready to maka proper
xplanatlbttp tithtHa poi-ton or by ietttr.
JAM KB JOHNSON t B0X6,
aprilSAtf Bower P. 0.
JEW BTOKB ND NEW GOOD8.
JOS. SHAW & SON
Hf just opened a
NlW Btobi, on Main SL.CLtAintLtt, P.
latklT occupied bj Wm. P. IBWIX. '
Their atock eonila of
Ujin'aT C3-CDCDESQ
Gkocttiu of lbs beet qaalitf, "
Qccensware, Boots and Shoes,
and (iter article) neoeeaar for
ona'a comfort.
Call And aiamint oar I lock befort par-
ebaaiHg eliawbere. May 0, 1869-tf.
CUEAP GROCERIES I
LUMBER ClTV, PA.
Th anderslgned annonncee to hit eld friend
and patrons that he has opened a good line ef
UKOCEIUE8 A PH0V1SI0NS at the eld stand
of Kirk A Spencer, for which lie solicits a liberal
patronage. . H. W. Bl'KNCEB,
Lumber City, Pa. March 10 tf.
J. R. M'MXTRRAY
WILL BUnLY TOO WITH ANT ARTICLE
OF MKUC1I AMU.'!! AT THE VERY LOWEST
PRICE. LOME AND BEE. (8i6:I3:y)
NEW WASHINGTON.
JlMEt LI&1E1
The undersigned Is bow prepared be furnish
th public with an excellent quality ef
Bellefonte Wood-Burned Lime,
for plastering purpose, by th Urge ar trail)
quantity. Can be found (or the present at Pie'
new building, en Market stiret.
otl-tf U K. McCTJLLOTJOH.
CAUTION. A 11 persons are hereby warned
against purchasing, or In any way meddling
with the following nrortertvaow in Ihimm..!.!
of Joba Ross, ef Wallaoetoa, vi i On bay marc,
ene bay horse, one wagon, one sled, and twe set
of harness, as tha said property belongs to me
and Is left with him en loan only, tebleeet ta my
JAMKS II. TURNIR '
Wllaoctoa, March 26, 1674-3tc
The Dghlning Tamer. .
44.
100
60
10
102
140
1
70
104
41
44
19
TBI nadcrslgaed ar th cl AgenU la thl
county for the "North Amarleaa Oalvanlaed
LIOHTNINO RODS." Th cm are the a7S f.
rod, now la a, aad are cadorsed by ail Ua
oleallle mea la th country. ' '
w. n.reny notir, th cltir.,, ,f lk,
.. .v rhWVeT' flSTR
I nonay, than u 4hkskii l- w. .
aip tr.,. ,"h'.
carry en cur I'lUt each, aavar ft Mtnra
KXCOURAGB BOMB LABOR.
-wj"."'"'- UphUIn, Reda ereetcsl .a
th.lr h.lldi.g. need Cm addrcae a by I.,..,,
lubttouly,and warra.tUsm. Tb node aad
Pillar, eaa b. seea at any ,.f M
ear store. n. . Biai.sfB mS
Oleerteld. titrrk 86, 14T4-tf
HHS? AND "iOTFOB SALT!
jh. tot oo.ui.. Ur'i7' " ' '
Boas I large doable frwta. e
room. Por harm aa4 ev .
to the subscriber, at Mm taut
ovi ,