THE REPUBLICAN
CLEARFIELD, PA.
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KELIGIUUI NOTICES. .
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Methodist F.plaeopul Church--Rev. A. D.
Yooi'jt, Fustor. Publla Sorrloe every Sabbath
t tt A. M., and Tt P.M. ... , .
Sabbath School at (A.M. .' . - . ".
Prayer Melting mrj Thursday, at ft P. M.
Communion borvtoo, firil fiabualk tf every
xBontli, at 10) A.M.
Proebjterlan Chnrrh Itir.H. 8.BrTt.it.
Sabbath services morning and evening Sab
bub School at P. M. Prayer Melting W dan
der evening.
M. Frauds' Chnrtli.-Cat1iollc-.Rer. P.
J. BaaatDA. Mass at 10t o'clock A. M., on the
ejooond and fourth Sundays of each month.
Lutheran Church. Rev, A. J. IIartsocr:
Treadling every Sabbath, morning and craning.
Pshheth School at 0 a. m. Prayer meeting every
Wednesday evening.
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Tylor' PoatoDico, Clearfield county,
wj uiaeutittiiucu.
lJrookvillo is to hftve gaa works.
lletsrs. Blood, Stock and McLean art to furnish
the Illuminating malarial. They art adapted to
tboir undertaking.
' -Koynoldsvillo is troubled with chick
. an thtlvct and about lix-foot sidewalks. The
i "borough dada" Hem to thiak that the pavement!
boeld be Just at wide at the mud la deep tlx
feet. - -
,. "Jlio Huntingdon Monitor ndvieoa
the. poultry dealers of that Motion to plant an ex
tra crop of spring chickens, in vie of the fact
, that the Methodist Conference meets in that place
nest Aiaroo. Jjront ntruia.
That editor needs eonrersloa badly,
urn. Swoono, brother of tlia Into
IT. llucner Swoope, died at his residence In Alex
andria, Huntingdon county, on Tuesday, April
21st, of consumption. William Is the third mem
ber of the family who hat died In the past nice
montha. .
Lock Haveners are making an effort
to get a railroad built from Jersey Shore to that
city, to as to oonneot with the Catlawlssa road.
Well, we have no doubt if the eitltens of that city
will do Just what the ClearEclderi and Curwent
villieni did (pay for It), they can bare a road too.
Dead. Rov. John Towner, formerly
of Bellefontr, but lately of Canton, Ohio, diod at
the latter place a few weeks ago, aged (1 years.
Mr. Towner removed to Ohio in 1663. Previous
to that time he had been Ave times elected Regis
ter and Recorder of Centra county, lie was woll
koowa to many eltiiens of Cleardcld county, lie
leaves a widow, ana no and six daughters to
asourn his demise.
Tbo Williameport Bullrtin says that
Filbert, Otto A Co., have told their mill" site and
piling grounds, on tho burned districts, about ten
acres, with their stock f logs, to P. Herdie, for
$135,000. The stock Is estimated at between Ire
and six million feet. A few years ago the greater
part of this land was purchased from Herdie,
Lenta A White at $S00 per acre ; now Herdie buys
tt back at an advance of over 000 per cent. :
The New Judo k. The Clinton .Dem
ocrat, of last week, remarks t
"Judge Orvis was inducted Into office on last
Thursday in Lock llaven, at an argument court
here held. The commission was read by Pro
thonotary Brown (and afterwards recorded by
Kecordcr Snook), whereupon the Judge took his
seal ana witnout lurtner oeremony antered upon
the dispatch of business."
"The Bcllefonto Republican says
that one of the greatest inducements offered to
capitalists and others to oome to Bellefonte to
lire, is the fact that they can e;et cow pasture free
in the Park, which also contains a good spring."
Kxckangt.
Well, we can beat that "all hollow." Clearfield
has two Parks dedioated to the same purpose, with
the Susquehanna river Sowing by on the western
border.
Family Affliction. The following
death record wa clip from our Brookvilla ex
changes t
-"Died in Winslow township, of scarlet fever,
March 17th, Almira M. Owkhs, aged 7 years and
10 months ; March 21 J, F.ui.stTn M. Owxfts,
aged 12 years, 1 month and 12 days; March 24th,
KnlLr J. Owe, aged 35 years, 2 months and
20 days Maroh 26th, ManuaniT J. Owens, aged
10 years and 4 days; March 30th, Praxus 1).
Owers, aged 14 years, 1 month and 0 days, all of,
and Just one-half of the family of Thomas II.
Owens." ,
Drowned. A man named John 51.
Lowe was drowned in Tront Run on Saturday
morning last. He was a floater and in the employ
of Peter McQeorge. The body was brought to
this place, where It was properly prepared for
burial and then sent to Lis home In Huntingdon
eounty on Monday morning's train, na was a
young man, about 26 years of aga, unmarried, and
was the ooly son of a widowed mother, who Is loft
alone to mourn bis aad fata.
Tdb Road Business. Tboy havo a
eystem of keeping their roads In repair in Lan
caster eounty which might be adopted with profit
by the township authorities of this eounty. . The
roads are let out to tht lowest bidder, to be kept
la repair for one year, and tho supervisors of
Fulton township, after six years' trial, announce
that they hare been able to reduce tht tax, and
hart greatly Improved roads. This two-fold Im
provement of highways should attract considera
ble attention.
I m 9m
Trig Scalp Busimess. There ia
fcfll before tbe Legislature, raising the premium
n fox scalps to two dollars. This It altogether
toe high. In faot, the present premium bad bet.
tar be abolished, beoaute it is notorious that tvery
perion who gets an opportunity will kill a fox
anyhow, premium or no premium. Soma would
kill the foxet to prevent them from destroying
ieir chickens, while others do It for sport. Be
tides this, the professional fox hunter would
lever accumulate either money ar property were
be premium raited to five dollars a scalp, while
fly cents it already tax enough for the eitltens
t fay to keep up the sport.
Tin MonoAN Abduction. It is an
Minced that Mr. A. P. Bently, of Mount Pleas-
it, Iowa, la writing a story founded oa tbe ab
ctlon of William Morgan for Iht alleged expoti.
0 of Iht leerete of Freemasonry. Mr. Bently
assisted in this work br Judita James L. Ulilia.
w of Mount Pleasant, but for many years a
mem oi ningway, woo was accuse! or com
leity In the ahduotioo, tried and aeeuitted. The
sry, it is said, will give a true and reliable
count of the historic event. It will no doubt
Mt with a large tale, and be read with Interest
' thousands both in and out of tha Masonic
ternity. Elk Dtmoerai.
Judge Olllit at ont timt represented this dls
st la tht Legislature and ia Congress, and Is
Ttonally well known lo many of our old residents.
That Railroab. About a month
we announeed tbe fact that a railroad waa
out bting located from the mouth of Binneuea.
alng ereek to Karthaua. Tht Lock llaven
fblitam of last week, in alluding ta Iht mat-
V tayt l
'We bars been Informed by one ef our leading
sens mat :ne new road, wbioh Col. J arret!
m in emeieni corps oi engineers It now loealing
a Binncmahoniug to kartbtua, will be built
cm a aoubt; that there ia wealth enough in
ling township alone to do thit, without any
from ontaide poinll ; and further, thai prop
holders along Ihe route are determined the
ease wealth 01 h"r (! and Iron lelds shall
en to the outside world, tw
Maekoy, usually pushes things, and as be
when hold of this enterprise, success is about
4H D lUUltJ n sjfj, -
Tiw Advertisements. Jag. Korr
I. have Just received a superior line of scasona
foods, aad give aetiee thereof ia eur special
is.
Itcntloa li Invited to tht fact that tht
I torn of tha male department of tht Clear
I Academy will open oa Monday, May
s. Thit school tt andtr the ehargt of Mr.
M. McRnally, who bat rendered entire satis
Won la tht past.
Jail and tee the French Unen Collar, at Kerr
Ic'j. Only JDjitntjner box.
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, Amateur Rapting Tb6 junior of
the Rifvilicax aceoupaulad an excursion nartr
of thirteen gentlemen of this plane, laeluding the
members of Ihe Cltartsld String Uaad, who left
here oa last Thursday afternoon oa a raft for
Look Haven. Wa had a good eraft, and were
wall provided with all the necessaries of Ufa, as
wall as toma of lha luxuries. We went prepared
to tale a full tot of notes of the voyage, but our
services wart required to often In other waye, and
the aoeusti and Incidentt of tha trip came apoa
at so thick and fast, that wa discarded ourpedotl
and paper as useless to do Justice to tht things
wa saw. Our readers an loo familiar with the
localities along tht upper Sutquaiuaae fur nt to
recount them here. White Break, Side Pocket,
Stepping Stones, Rain's Horn, Little Blnk, Dig
Pilch, Mosbannon Falls and Buttermilk (nil
household words In Cleardcld) were passed In
safety, owing to tht skillful tnn'nagen.nit of our
pilot and tht pressure an the front oar-pin by tht
Doctor. Tht beauties of tba wild mountain
loeiiery wore doubly enhnnced by the splendid
muric of Ihe String Band, which was kept la con
stant employment on the raft all day, and dreggod
throngh the mud and bushes and ovtr stomps at
night by the Commander-in-chief, In search of a
native on whom they might bestow a serenede..
Wt reached Lock Haven in the midst of a pelting
storm of rain, tnow and wind a little weather.
beaten lu appearance, but not discouraged In
spirit. The Doctor's official report showed that
none were missing, no mishaps except a broken
fiddle, and two slight cases of sea-sickness, and
these were two of the crew who were net accus
tomed to strong food and had never been on a
craft before In a storm. May we all live ta have
a re-union of the ercw of the "Splker Pup" on
the river next Spring, and do It all ever again.
How Is It, Jersey 1 Board on or board off t
Odd-Fellowship. District Deputy
Grand Master, 8. J. Row, reports the following
Information Id relation to the order In Clearfield
county, which appears to be in a flourishing con
dition r .
orncani roa ma imi-ixo trk.
ClearDelJ Lodge. No. 198 N. O.. Thomas M
Robinson V. 43., Aaron C. Tate; Secretary, Noel
B. Lec; Assistant Seo'y, R. A. Urcont Treasurer,
v. v. rr ntsou.
New Washington, No. C7 N. O., William C.
Thompson j V. (J., Joseph Hutton Secretary,
John II. Broth Ass't Sec'y, P. Zimmerman;
Treasurer, Joarph 11. Broth.
Ulen Hope, No. 6t)t N. O., F. W. Hollopoter ;
V. O., John Haley; Secretary, C.J. Krtgy; Ass't
Seo'y, John Itratton Treasurer, Jcre. Cooper.
Burnside, No. 679 N. O.. Ssmnel Read : V. O..
S. S. Merilbew; Secretary, j. H. Morehead ; Ass't
eec y, v . Molester j Treasurer, J. . r ettell.
Osceola, No. 717 N. IJ., Joseph K. Iloughorty;
V. O., J. M. Cyphers ; Secretary, J. K. Ilamcr;
Ass't Sec'y, A. J. Reese Treas'r, Ueo. M. llrisbin.
Luthersburg, No. "S3 N. U., George 0. Kirk ;
V. U., P. H. Crick ; Secretary, J. Mcllenry Ass't
Sec'y, W. II. Kelly ; Treasurer, Ueorge Penis.
Ansonvllle, No. 781 N. 1., James Ulenn ;
V, G, B. 8. Clark ; Secretary, John Swan Ass't
Seo'y, B. P. Wire; Treasurer, Peter Summer.
Curwensvlllc, No. SilS. O., BenJ. 8. Broome;
V. O., Jos. It. Irwin ; Secretary, 8. F. McCloskv ;
Ass't Seo'y, T. J. Kobisoui Treasurer, M. V.
Owens. ; .
RRrRaKKVATlVlS TO QRAXft L0O0R.
No. 198, S.J. Row; Ne. 4f7, A. D. Bennett;
No. 6(19, Philip Dolts; No. 670, D. 11. Davis;
No. 747, Jacob A. McCall; No. "S3, Ueo. Knarr;
No. 781, John Swan ; No. 821, Jas. M. etewart.
STATISTICS.
Number of Lodges In the county, S; number of
members, 626; iuitiations during the vear. 83 :
amount of relief paid, $1,174.65; lunds on hands,
U,tlU6.0r.
Tin Lock Haves Jam. Tbe bis
nooa oi last vvacR proven ratntr uarortunatt to
tomt of our lumbermon. The Clinton .Democrat
tayt t
The biggest Jam that tver secured on the Sue.
quehanna, say some of our most experienced
lumbermen, ocourred in front of Lock llaven on
the Dtgbt of last Monday and Tuesday morning.
ne negtnning oi ll seems to nave been the stick
Ing or a raft in tbo sbute in the afternoon, which
kept back more raftt in tht dam than would hare
beca in it Ibey bad been able to ret thronih
During the night some rafto got swung around.
tho logs were running fast and began to Jam, and
by between 8 and 7 o'clock next morning the
pressure waa so great on tuts side as to carry oft
the pocket boom, which waa full of Lock llaven
logs. Shaw, Towns A Co., had about one million
feel earned down ; Pardee A Cook, six or seven
hundred thousand, and Beat, Hopkins A Wey
mouth bad a half miilioa or more. A number of
raftt went over tbe dam during the night, etll
mated at high at fifty, which it probably a little
nign.
THE JAW
Is estimated to have backed up fifty million (so
thinks Win. Barrows), while some run it as high
as one hundred million. These estimates are
very speculative and only serve to show that
there was an immense namber of logs stopped
uere, wnica were ptieu np in every imaginable
shape. As here were many rafts on tbe Lock-
port shore, the logs piled up oa tlem, and some
are fonr or five deep with logs on them. The
bridge was hard pressed, but it passed through
wiiuoui serious uamage.
TO BREAK TOR 4 AH
was tbe next question. If It was not dene, the
town would ultimately get seriously flooded. Ed
gar Munson, President of the Lumbermen's Ex
change, in conference with L. A. slacker and N
Shaw, determined to have it broken, and the man
to do It (Jim L'olbcrlh) waa called to tha work
in an hour he had sixty men picking away at the
logs, and in a short while a hole was made, tbe
pressure increased, a pocket boom pier gavo way,
down came the sullen, surlr mast, and awav went
Ihe Jam, scattering over Ihe empty water ipace
below, with a fereat of peered logs rolling over the
noeom oi me smootn, swill-runulnr but turbid
Husquehannal Colbcrth and hit crew worked
like brave fellows, and they art deserving of
creaii. ine expense oi me work was borue by
.Lt
tuo sjumoermen s fexcuange.
tun uoar DirriciLT thixo
Is yet to break the Jam of logs and raftt on tho
weapon tiae, wnere abont serenty-Dve rafts are
more or less covered with logs. It is to be broken
by contract. There la also a Jam on the side
boom or basin at Shaw, Towns A Co.'s mill, with
a oanal boat locked in by the logs, and no doubt
more or less damaged. This Jam oa tbe other
side is the hardest lo break, but It is not interfer
ing with the run of logs and oonsequenllv Is not
dangerous, though It breaks up Ihe running ef
rails so long as ii is more, ine losses cannot be
?;iven. The logs carried away belonging to Lock
laven will be saved at Williamsport, and this
n ace w ii losa ine nenent nr tha amount nr .hn
It would take to saw them up, unless exchange of
luge am maue wun williamsport parties. Tbe
damage Is trifling to wbat was threatened and
would likely have occurred tf the Jam had not
oeen promptly oroxen. 'J he contract for clear
ing tbe Lockport short of the Jam hat been given
to the Messrs. Myers, and they are hard at work
at it.
A RARDORlf AtTER II WANTED
here to control the running of rafts, so that there
may bt order tnd dispatch. Tht tuggcation has
been several times made la these columns, but to
far nothing has been done. Now every man runt
on his own hook, and every season shows tht in
jurious effects of not having Ihe tquara timber
under proper control. At thitisaurt of thing
ma everyooay e nusiness, and consequently
nobody's business, it does not get accomplished.
Ir the lumbermen do not act on it, let our City
Council make application, as an act of nrolectiun
to Ihe interests of tht tity. This Is tha sqnart
timber market, and it behooves ths eity to give
ell the prelection it can to Ihe Important Interests
involved. When these things occur there are
many long faces of regret, and every one says
Ibis ought to bt dont and Ibat ought to be done,
and the result It tht danger is over with the in
Jury, aud nothing gelt done. If something is not
done bv the next meetinc of Council, wa none
they will take some notice of the matter, and If
mere ne not time to get tbe act through Ibis year,
at least lay the groundwork for getting it through
next session of tbe Legislators, which will be In
timt nr tnt spring floods of 1H75.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
In tht Pottnffiot at Clearfield, for tht week ending
nprn , n, lei a .
Clark, John Ilile, Miss Maggie (I)
Dixon, Jennie I.aurhom, Aeorgo W.
Donnelly, Patrick Manly, Robert
Dickinson, C. C. MePadden, William
llegal, Austin (1) NoQuade, Robert
llolingswortb, Beckie Toung, Miltoa
lienry, jun. AiCVlntn J
P. A. GAULIN, P. M
Lawrrrci Towridip, April 27th, 1874.
Ma. Editor i Tht Superrisori of Lawrence
levied ever $3,800 of letted raid tax on the
citistnt for 1873, and afterwards tha Township
Ttmitu UtUJ ibssit :,000 sash tax to nay our
bumble lervarrti. Tht whele turn (to far at wt
kaow) hat beta promptly paid over to tba Super
visors tod Treasurer, and to-day the roads are
almost Impassible. We aow ask, through your
columns, what has btoomi of Ihe people's money,
to the tune of over 84,000, ta say nothing of the
uoecated lax f Where are our eerveelt,' the
Township Auditors f Have they not settled the
acoountt of 1878 1 Have they forgotten to pub-
nsn int account at required by law 7 Or, bat
the money been applied to salaries and back-nav F
Coma, gentlemen, show as ypar hands, aad tbUge
Miar Tsi-Patebi.
Tht M. E. Church ia Tyreat It being it-paired
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so as to teal jot or jsn njors peoj la.
NEW! ITEMS.
' Tht meSiban of the Tyrtnt Fire Company
hare received atw and haadwma uniforms. . .
' Philadelphia It likely to be lied oa as the
placa for holding the aeit Bute Agricultural
Fair.
i A woman, namsd Mrs. Oarrlt, was drowned
while attempting to erost the Conemangh river
near Blalrsvllle In a skiff on Wednesday last.
1 The sawmill of Messrs. Nagle, Kshbech A Co.,
Dear Milton, was destroyed by Ira an Thanday
night last. Lost $30,t)00. Tht Art was tht work
of an Incendiary.
I It Is suggested that the weather prognostlea-
tor ought to stop using tha word "probabilities"
and substitute ."puisibllitltt." Wt tepoad the
motion. Tri'liMne,
; It It said to bt a ourlout fact that although
tht rain keeps thousands away from oburoh on
f unday, It does not dtter a tingle man from at
tending to business on week days.
1 Wa, Bromley, who murdered the old man
Phalen at Kersey, this eounty, last June, has been
arrested at Camden, N, J, He will probably he
tafcly housed la Fort Oyster ere many days.
Elk Mutate'. ( ' ,f ( : t ; f jj
Hon. Alexander P. Callow, Mayor of Alle
gheny City, died at his residence la that city, on
Saturday morning, the loth Inst., in tho 43d year
of his age.
Tha well-told story of tht Philadelphia Tress,
about tht cremation of the body of a young physi
cian of that city, named Geo. Opdyke, by his
futbor, In a furnace In the cellar of his house,
proves to have been an April hoax. ' . . .
William Mollvain, Esq., a member of the
Tyrone Borough Council, died at bis residence oa
Wednesday evening. He was aged 63 years and
was highly respected in the community In which
ht moved.
Oiooola, Clearfield county, has no more Idea
of a brick building than Rattigan, of the Pitta
burgh ChronMt, has of erematisnislng himself in
a consolidated gas retort to help along tht strug
gling ooncern, and to ascertain exactly to what
extent ha could Illuminate the tlty, if ht were to
try. A rani Cavern's Pmptt. , - . . ,
A benevolent sewing society of this place a
short time sinoetook pity upon a poor widower,
liv ing near tht planing mill, who had seven small,
helpless children. The society made new clothes
for the little ones, and gave the father some moner
to buy food until he could gel work ; instead of
wnten, ae baagbt a new tilk bat, a turkey aad
tome oysters, and married a widow with four oth
er little cherubs. rktliptburg Jtmmal,
Mr. Gcorce Mortun, of this placo
bad the misfortune to accidentally out off the
forefinger of his left hand, while at Middletown,
a short time since, by falling and having an axe
which he was carrying oa hit right shoulder
strike hit left hand.
Gprcialt.
I cannot enumerate the number of articles, and
only say coma and sea for yourself, at the Key.
INFLATION I INFLATION I
James Kerr A Co., regardless of tbe action of
the President, are Inflatinr. and bare Inflated
their already large stock of Clothing, aalil it now
embraces tbe finest assortment of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods la any retail store in Pennsyl
vania. Below please find rednoed price list vf a
icw oi ine articles emuraced in tbeir tlock i
MF.17'8 C0TTONADB SUITS, ONLY $6 00
MENU CASSIMKRB Bl'ITS, O.NI.V 8 00
MEN'S AI.L-WOOl, CASS. Sl'ITM, 10 00
MEN'S FINE BLUE DIAU. Bl'ITS, 16 00
YOCTHS' SI ITP, SO. to 50 00
CHILD'S FINE BH'E CLOTH SlITS, 8 00
CHILD'S FANCY DIAO. SUITS, 10 00
CHILDREN'S Bl'ITS, all prices, fr J.JO to 12 00
UnibrellaawSlIk, Uingham, Cotton a largt
and fina assortment.
Hoilery. Fifty doscnt Lisle Thread, Silk,
Cotton and English tuper-stont hose, which will
be told at from 0 ctntt up.
Blilrta, Our tlock of shirts Is large and com
plete, embracing tbe Universal, French Percale,
Cotton, Caasimere and colored Shirts, in great
variety.
We would tay to our customers that baring
bought goodt at 10 ptr cent, lets taaa heretofore,
we are prepared le sell them at prices that will
really astonish everybody. Call early and see for
yourwlvet. JAMES KEKR A CO.
Old Western Hotel Corner, Clearfltld, Pa. 29
, . FROM DRUGGISTS.'
There It no east of Dyspepsia that Green's
August Flower will not curt. Comt to tbt Drug
Ston of 0. D. Watson, Clearfield, Pa., aad la-
quire about it. If you suffer from Costivcness.
Hick Headaeho, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Liver
uompiaint, or uerengemtnl or tbe tystetn. Try
it. Two or three dosae will relieve you.
Desckee's German Hyrup Is now sold ia every
town and dry la tbe United States. We bare not
less tnan five hundred letters from Druggists.
saying it is the best medicine Iber tver told for
Consumption, Ihroat er Lung disease. Regular
tiis 7a teats. aug:i J3y
Tha largett line of earpeti tver offered Id thit
county, is now to at teen at tht ktystoae, Second
tircet, ucaraeid, fa.
Lorillard't celebrated Smoking and Chewlox
Tobaooos. Kratter A Lytic, agent! fur Clearfield
oountv. will wholesale to dealers at eity prices.
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You can buy handsome Summer Suits for $1.
ai ine Iteyiione.
Thi Eixo IrorI Jtl Ar tht XaaVee AW
This Iron is really four complete Iront in one
a nmootning iron, a uiotsmg iron, a Band
Iron and a Fluting Machlae, with r luting Board.
To understand the superioritr of this Iron it Is
only necessary to see It. With each Iron the
agent givea a receipt for glossing which alone is
worm nan ine price or ine iron, joe iron ne
ing nlekie-plated ooutaioa beat much longer Ihaa
an ordinary one. Agents are wanted in every
township in Ciearucld and Centre eountios. Ad-
dress A, L. SCIINELL A SONS.
General Agents, for territory in any State.
uitarneki, I'a. April It, 1874 11.
Good Marseilles Ouilts. tl. 81.11. 81.30 and
ei.ou, at tno Keystone.
Mr. Thomas Rellley desires ut to announce
that bt hat Just received another large lot of
"diitcnell wagons, which are among the very
best manufactured, and which he will sell at the
molt reasonable ratea. His stock inclndes almost
all descriptions of wagons large and small, wids
ana narrow track. apra
Wool and Willow Ware of all deserrptlons for
taie oy it. v. sigier e. uo,
Axil. Seventy-five doaen Clearfield Wood
ohoppers Axes at
;i:7J. H. F. BIQLER A Co's.
Free! Fred! Free 1 Among the manvnrena.
ratioai that we have for Coughs, Colds, Croup, or
any inroai or lung uiinouuyi none or faeia are
equal to Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Hurehound. If you are eMioted, call at our
store and we will give yon a sample bottle res f
ennry i Agents! llnrtswtcR a) Irwin, 'Jlearfteld;
Holt, Woodside A Holt, Wallacetnn 11. E. n il-
llams, William's Grave. .March Il ly
A full line of Iloaseho'd Goods. Janaanad Wan.
o., lor sale ny it. . urgier ft ue.
BoARnana Warted. Two or three day board
era eaa be accommodated Id a nrivale familv.
Boarding good and ebarget rearonabla. Fur
lurtner Information apply at tbll ofliet.
Notice to Waoor aid Carriaor Kissii Wa
have Just received a general assortment ef Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also a full liae of Spiings
muu naiea, vial we ever enean ror easn
H.
Y. B
UtoLia A Co.
Montour flats Paints, fur naintini houses In.
iae ana ouisiao LOItagel, r arm Buildings, ae.
neauinui, uuraoie ana economical. Ground in
pure Linseed Oil.
nyn T II. F, DioLr.n A Co.
Bird Cages a largt assortment at U. F. Die.
m m vs. a
Bawl Distan'a Cross-cut Saw. flraai Amarlnaa
oaw, Bovnton l Lightning Saw, at
v-JJ-ll it. r. BiOLia A Co'l.
II. F. Blgler A Co. hare beea maklne evi.n.l.a
uuiuons so ineirsioci 01 Hardware Ihe last few
days. Everything new In Shelf Hardware, Sad
dlers' Hardware, Farmers' Hardware, Builders'
Hardware, and Hardware of all kinds, eaa be seta
at tueir More. alav 22.
R. R. Wheolbarrnws, Baby Carriage!, Toy Ex
press Wagons and Wheelbarrows, at
-" ' """' Co'l.
Calcined PiaiVrr ftr sale by ii. F. Blgler A Co,
Just received, k Urn let of nati.vt,ln.i.a
T A I . . '
"' I' .ui waaieiut a.
-2-72 H. F. Piotn A Co'!.
Pars Time! Savt Labor! Save Menevl Rata
Clothesl The" Novelty Wringer" it tht best la
ihe market. Buy it) try It.
For sale by H, F. Biolrr A Co.
Had Tail ! Persons whoeoa template baildlag
ill do Well to call tnd examine eur atnh ar
BUILDING MATERIALS. We hat. it. .
full lint of Bailden' Hardware. Nails. Palnta.
Oils, Glass, rutty, Calcined Plaster, Ae.
wyxs ri II. v. Bietaa A Co.
ramis, tins ana Veruisbej for salt ht B, P.
Blgler AC. i J
RECAPITULATION.
Bird Cages. , .
Wood and Willow Wan.
, ' Household Goods, ' ;' L
- ' All kinds of Hardware. "
Japanned Ware.
Palult, Oils, Varnishes.
Calcined Plaster.
" Wagon and Carriage Makers' tuppllea.
All of the above for tale at the mammoth Hard
ware Store of 11. F, Iligler A Co., Second street,
Olearlsld, Pa. at
FeinT An PaWTknt' FmnlRati-Our stock
of Paints and Painters' Materials is complete, in
cluding J. T. Lewis' Pure White Lead. John Lu
cas A Co'a Pure White Lead, F. R. A LVe Buek
Lead, and a number of cheaper breads of White
Lead; also, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes of
all kinds, a full lint of Brushes, and a full line of
eoluri, tlry aud in Oil. '
niyHe'73 m ... II. F. Biaian A Co.
On Saturday, April lllh, ISM.by Rev. J. M.
Taylor, Mr. Kli.MUNl) BARRETT, of Ferguson
township, and NANCV . PKNN1NOT0N, of
Luest township.
. . . sua. ..
At Luthersiurg, Pa., on Wednesday, April 22d,
1K74, OlIOitOK NEWTON, son of J. IIarvt and
Miar haul EuiRoca, aged 3 months and 20 days.
"A lamb untasked, untried,
t ' Cartel fought for thcej , ,
lie gained the victory,
And Ihou art glorillod."
1
Clearfield Markets.
CiiaRriRLn, Pi., April 21. 1874.
Applss, green, 0(J 1 75, Hogs, dressed
Dried, eft lb 12, Hides, green.-
Apple butler.Wgal, 1 00 Hams 00(0 10
Butter U0 (-0 40 Shoulders 10(a) 1)
Beans. to 00(y 2 00 Sides.. 00 ri) )2)
Buckwheat 1 00 Lard 12(a) li
Buckwheat Hour lb, (Mets pork,ty bbl.,,22 00
Beef, dried 2.Oatl tf
Beef; fresh ( iD'Onioni-.M........ 1 00
Boards, M 12 00 (ail 4 00 Potatoes 00 (cj loo
Corn,shelled 1 10 Peaches, dried, lb., 13
Corn, oar 00(a) oo Plaster, $ hbl.....,' 8 00
Corn meal, $ sack, I 30 Ry 1 10
Chon. W cwt OOdi 2 30 Rats, W lb
Cloveraeed. 7 40 Salt, $ saek.210( 8 50
Cheese 82 8hlnglet,181u.$4fa)e 00
Cherries, lb. 10 Co) 18 Hhinglcs,2A !nl(ij) 16 00
Cbickent. drtd, lb, 12J Timothy seed...... 6 00
Rigs 20 Tallow . 12
Flaxseed- 2 00 Wheat. 1 U
Flour 0 0(1 (fo 8 Q0 Wool '40
Hay 00 00420 00 Wood, 11 cord . 4 00
Urn flmtiscuuntiS.
Lire Insurance on a Xew flan!
THB CO-OPBRATIVB MUTUAL-
LIFE INSURANCE CO.
OF LANCASTER COUNTY, PA.
The Best and Cheapest Life Insurance
In the World I
The object of the company it to leeura the
CASH PAYMENT lo Ihe widow, husband, or.
pban, heir or legal representative of a deceased
member, at the end of sixty days after proof, of
as many dollars as there are wtcwiliers belonging
to the Division In whieb the deceased was ia
sured. It is proposed to make the nnmtier of members
in each Division FIVE TI10U8AND, so that
when completed each member'! life will be in
sured for the sum of
VI VK THOUSAND DOLLABS.
Ait person la good health, malt or female.
between tbe agee of fifteen and sixty-fin, thali
be eligible to membership, and urioa Ihe pay
ment of an entrance fee of from 810 to $60, ae-
oording to age, eball receive a life-long policy,
subjeet to the rales of tht association. Upon the
death of a member, an assessment of one dollar
and tea cents is levied njon Ibe survivors, to be
paid at the office of the company within forty
days. One duller from each member coet to tbe
family of tha deceased, and ten tents for the
worxing expenses or the company. For full par
ticulars addrett or call on
R. M. McENALLY, Agtnt.
Office Id loom formerly occupied by J. II
Fulford, Esq.
Clearfield, Pa., March 15, 1874.
T. A. FLECK & CO.
(Two down east of tht Shaw House,)
CLIiABl'lELD. PA.
Millinery and Fancy Goods
AND NOTIONS.
NECK RUPFLINO.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR,
GLOVES, all kinds and sites.
COTTON STOCKINGS, unsurpassed both In
quality and cheapness.
WHITE AND SWISS GOODS, all varieties.
CORSETS AND HOOP SKIRTS, of tba latest
pattern and lower than Ihe lowest.
HAIR GOODS, of all varieties.
Call and examine oar stock before yea buy
elsewhere. Glad to show our goedt ea all oo
eailoni Our motto la
"SMALL PROFITS & QUICK SALES."
"A Nimble Sixpence la Better than a
Slow Shilling."
Remember tht place opposite Motsop's, la
Wm. Reed't eld stand.
T. A. Fl.BCK,
aprlllt74 A. M. HILLS.
FIRST CLASS BAKERY !
NOTICE TO RAFTMEN.
Tht subscriber hat fitted up a Irst-clast Baktry,
and wishes to Inform raflmen that ht will tuunlv
then, with BREAD, PIES, CAKES, Ac, on
reaeonable terms.
Bakery east and of bridga, near the "Lick,"
Clearfield, Pa.
marlS-Jm JOHN CUTLER.
QLEARFIELD ACADEMY.
MALE DEPARTMENT.
TnS SUMMER TERM of fourteen weeks will
commence MONDAY, MAY llth, 1874.
some or Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Mental and Written,
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography and
History.. to na
Natural Philosophr, Physiology, and Sin
gle entry Book-keeping, or either, with
tbe above .:;... it nn
For Instraetions la Double Entry Book.
Reaping and uommereial Arithmetic, ipa.
eial terms to be arranged.
For particular! respecting tht icbool apply to
Rg'73ti R. M. McENALLY.
- JIISSHeS. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA.
TJII WINTER AND SPRING TERMS will
clots May 39th, 1874.
TBRMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Orthography. Wrttllg, Object Let.
torn, rrimary Aritbmttie and Primary
r.graphy 7 (o
istory, Local and descriptive Geography
with Map Drawing, Grammar, Mental
mat Wrlitta Arlthe.etle..i....- so
Algebra and Ihe Sciences ... ,... 11 00
In.trembloe In Instrumental musla 10 aa
Oil-painting, 14 letsont.,,,...
Wat work..-.,,, I aa
For full particulars, send (or Circular.
Clearlald, Marah 1L1874. 8;liT0-f
pad alf.
TREASURER'S SALE
OF
UNSEATED LANDS
IN
Clearfield County, Pi., Air 1ST and 1811
Notlet li htjT given, In rnrinaooa of ta I
of Assembly approved tbe llttb dej of June,
Act
pprovtd tut win day of June, A.
D. lHio, entitled "An Aol to amend an Act di
rettlog tha usode of telling Unseated Lands ia
Clearfield county," aad tbe several supplements
thereto, there will ne exposed to tan or oulery,
at the Court House, ia Iht boreegh of Clearfltld,
oa the SECOND MONDAY, 8th day of JUNE,
A. D. 1874, the following tracts or pitcei of un
stated lands in said county, for taxes due am
unpaid, rut
'', " i Ilecearla.
At.
60
81
to
232
Hi
410
100
til
100
SIO
mi
131
104
218
;is
4118
80
101
04
m
900
174
1711
100
140
4.18
106
8
330
ftr, TPtrniHlrs.
Frederick Hubley
; I 'John Maller.....u. ...ji.
Fredoriek Huwrnao-
fit 40
10 06
23 80
Philip Myseneope
Michael Alusscr
June Brady
William Brady
J. Blair and hi. Blair-
John Whitmor-.M. ,
lienry Whitnier
William Wilson
Jaoob King
John Gibson..,,.
Robert Wilson
William Gray
John Miller ,.,
John Retland..
Peter Gets
Jeremiah Mosher....... .,...
David Barton
Jaoob King ,
Adam Myaetioope
Joremiah Mosher
Koaggy
Wm. eb Joha Brown...
Frederick Rentes. ,
Tbomaa llillinglon-
John Beaa...- ,-..
Martin Feutt ,
Jaeob Mussersmith
L. D. Weld
Jaeob Fautt- ,
Thomas Groom.....
62 82
80
10 98
8 02
22 80
C4 80
M 00
tl 68
25 81
80 40
24 82
4 03
08 80
08 00
4 84
18 24
2
113
1.-.S
80
116
VI
in
10 6
40 40
61 66
30 62
47
80 00
23 00
26 10
i 02
21 22
10 26
0.1 86
28 12
162
17
103
ISO
00
118
11 7
II 40
20 64
Bell.
A'o. Ae. Ptr. Harrantrs.
4208 1000 . .Henry Beck.. $378 06
W20 600 Bit 00
4764 1000 ' 378 00
1620 400 " 176 40
4287 11" 26 " ; 80 24
oi. 19 102 100 : 41 68
iilld 100 " ' 30 21
sfllS 110 " .... 43 68
J6I8 101 " " iL. 60 0
It 120 " " 60 64
6706 1000 " ; , 252 00
1286 60 6 " ' 1U3 20
42S0 600 . ldj 40
MIS 608 NicklinA GrirSih..... 1.16 H
1010 07 - 22 04
4287 03 07 Henry Beck-. 28 14
ill 1 9 101 08 - . .., 88
5906 103 2 Nlcklin A Griffith 91 08
4610 ICO US Henry Beck-. . 20 40
42ffl 100 ' 80 24
4287 400 " " .. 161 SO
4287 100 " 90 14
42fT 203 . . -!.: .. .. (144
4013 66 M g 0
i0l 122 ' . It 12
S610 242 20 " 01 14
Dloom.
.Ve. Ate, Ptr. H'arrealee.
3610 03 Boborti A Fox 124 64
1909 304 09 " " ......... 73 44
2611 00 - ... 24 80
I0V 29 ) t
204 386 60 ' - 124 20
4926 03 Nichlln A Griffith.-... 16 20
4026 Jt'S " ' 48 61)
832 J. W. Smith 26 62
ttit 68 A. K. Wright. 19 98
401'0 478 60 W. 8. Roberts 37 00
3611 111 Roberts 4 Pox 16 10
3596 11105 149 " .,. 81 1)0
3616 100 Jacob Bilger 16 20
" 307 David Irvia (eat.) 339 23
83 John P. Hale. 36 03
3611 50 Roberts A Fox- 8 10
120 A. L. Tosier 106 00
80 Miltoa L. McClure-.... 20 00
Bofiua,
Ptr. Warrantee.
ft II. S. Drinker
William McCermick
Nancy Boggs
41 Nathaniel McDonald-
41 John Byera
Barbate Snyder
George Hortmaa.............
28 Joseph Drinker .....
it Michael Kunkl
. . lienry Fanner-.
Feorge Ayers
11 William Troutman..
146 Richard Thomas......
. Barbara Snyder ...... i......
Thomas Smith-
John Kephart
Blair McLanahan
Joace Htelnueiaer
John Hosier.
14T Richard Waple.
Walsoa A Musoa.
John hsan
Bradford.
Ptr. iVurrcmfes.
Hugh Ely
15 John Campbell- ..v..
Hall A Buck
Joba Vaughn. ...
Martin Huston-.... ,
Blair McLaoahan
Andrew Petit.
Matthias Slaymaker
Isaac Wilson...... ,
Francis West,
James Duncan,
David Means
Joseph Powell.. ,.t
Horatio L. Hale
Joha Hanna. M.
John G. Gray
David Askey .,...
Andrew Petit
Ilrady.
ie.
408
413
410
420
429
I HO
133
(50 64
62 08
66 44
63 76
53 76
10 80
31 04
334
427
TO
427
427
06
49
205
100
401
4!7
100
06
214
400
80 06
69 23
6 19
63 76
63 76
13 06
8 41)
34 40
10 60
67 20
71 40
13 60
15 06
34 12
50 40
A..
221
102
149
300
109
48
30
100
103
61
100
to
65
46
132
80
A.
4413
6.16
5801
126 20
43 30
16 DO
08 70
14 10
61 70
29 61
19 74
8 46
14 10
33 25
13 00
14 10
10 84
11 71
13 69
38 03
39 48
At.
Ptr. Warraatet.
William Kirkpatrlck.
Coarad Long ,
Jonathan Ii. Smith..,
308
313
644
818
230
3.11
100
72
1071
366
604
093
It
166
L15
47l
63
178
63
lit
M
loo
100
106
646
67
340
188
140
141
$r,8 00
49 64
157 43
109 54
76 16
67 80
17 84
13 69
377 40
84 33
1.19 40
229 04
138 62
(0 16
90 04
148 80
19 04
41 14
13 01
26 84
8 60
477
H7
5fH
6886
240
823
Henry Wyoofl.-.. ....
Robert Curry ...
John Dunlap
Casper Slevcr
Roberts A Fox..........
195
196
20H9 I
13)
1094
2010
3480
2009
(I
37
155
376
92
Benjamin Henry-
Casper Stever
Caspor Stever, Sr...,.
George Shaffer-
J. W. Smith, w. part...
Charles H. PreacolU....
Cbrlstiao Lower-,.....
Adam Weaver
Jonah W. Smith
Holopeisr A ki retakes.
Kelly A Co
Wright A Darling
Roberts at Fox.
62
110
IT 84
18 90
24 14
130 t
9 tl
44 20
80 04
40 80
41 48
4226
116
31111
3613
3614
1097
1V0I
5V
tKOl
6603
1606
4.198
42115
6676
5071
6671
6076
5677
667S
&c;t
6672
40T6
4077
3689
3000
2001
Burn tide.
rVflrrcnfee.
Joha Nicholson
Ac.
ioo
114
111 6
70
1
lit
366
424
103
847
571
100
324
911
296
100
lit
16
Ptr.
169 76
T4 88
221 76
83 40
89 40
76 96
171 96
278 84
67 66
226 96
211 66
100 00
101 40
118 86
114 44
60 00
80 90
41 76
Joha Mailer
Abraham Whinner..,..
Casper Shaffer Jr.......
Daniel Whltmer
John llnhley
Mary Huberts
John Tressler
Casper Bbaffer
Jeremiah Williamson-
Mary Crawford
Townsend Spackman..
Rebecca Brnwa
Leonard Hollls.
Fred Kuhn....
Henry Roper, (Hugh
Kiddle UaelJ.........
Graham
WerreitTse.
Thomas P. Cope........
4263
4261
3503
3601
3571
3570
8694
3607
8607
8584
3586
8604
5068
4101
4266
4214
4679
151
. T
II
. 19
4
I
16
At.
433
281
91
41
18
100
to
106
jot
At.
297
148
148
164
130
848
100
41
145
Ptr.
(60 66
II 60
170 00
102 60
61 00
131 OS
60 00
54 60
19 40
tuna nayron.....
Joseph Simons.
Bernard Grata.
" u M
Joseph Henry......
t'harlel HulL. .. .
O. J. Allpert :.....
Israel Cope......... .......
GulJcb.
At.
48
248
134
158
1641
OS
126
ll
298
106
IOO
128
161
104
76
100
Ptr.
114
ITerrwnlee.
George Moore
.16 90
26 1 It
100 10
111 It
141 71
tl 00
13 10
20 90
69 14
67 10
4 tt
01 03
r 13
13 80
I M
34) (4
06
- ..i .1..
Philip Glamlngar...
John McCabaa......
Lampblack u.
llonjamin Wilson.
Joha Whllmti
Plgott Shaw....
Ueorge Baker.....
Daniel Falkereoa,
Pigott Bbaw.......
Ed. Hand
Benjamin Wilton.
Richard Ronalal.
AtleUrd Atberloa
" nr-, ' -"' mimi" ..jzj
I ",. ,. gaatt afalM. -t ,..r,- ; &rt.SM.' 1; Vm JEM " ;; , ,. ,
CbMU
Jsr. ITerraNise.
At.
133
416
106
100
483
346
tn
60
200
200
200
,433
438
433
438
9S
140
88
271
411
234
180
27
68
246
22
200
4.'H
100
160
74
116
112
Nt.
61168
6373
tH74
4408
1309
1370
54 lo
tto 7
4378
4404
1.-01
4377
139J
143 Martha Woritgton $101 76
90 ' Jamas Page, 90 84
William Bau.maa T4 90
153 Joba Bovd 24 00
153 Thomas Hamilton 100 01
' ' James Koet.. 74 44
159 Joba Cunningham .... 124 60
Charles Oobin 14 40
Robert Fleming 67 60
. . Isaac Richardson , 07 60
Jonathan Walker. 67 60
153 John Cook 349 00
153 Jasper Swing.,,. 149 60
159 William Cool ,...,....,., 149 66
i53 Alex. Hunter......... 249 60
Isaac Kirk A Co. 96 00
MuCord tract..., 33 60
' I ) Joseph Piper 42 24
George Page. 104 16
Ilrnry Page. . 101 16
James Noble- 104 16
164 Christian Rohren 100 44
John A. Mol'herron 14 to
P. Blanchard 21 00
Miller A Christ 99 84
" " i S 64
MebalTy A Mitchell... 76 80
Matlluas Slmtgu. 249 60
' John Breneman 24 00
1 Joseph McMurray 36 00
97 Pttrieb Noble 26 80
Hugh Bently 14 40
Jotish lluynee. , 210 21
Covlugtuu.
At.
IU8.1
mo
1100
noo
1048
1100
1100
1000
483
326
23
1100
300
Ptr. Warratttt.
George Mead.....
$136 (0
178 75
173 2
K3 35
, 165 20
134 73
178 26
167 50
74 96
61 10
14 06
173 26
17 15
Morris A Stewart,
George Mead....'...
Morris A Stewart.
Deralur.
irerratitss.
Thomas Kdmunjson.......
.Joseph llsmilton...,,
Thomas Billinglon.-..'.,.
At.
3
106
891
404
Hi
202
404
100
to
400
241
50
00
250
to
ll'O
216
400
200
100
76
891
204
100
47
Ptr.
115
159
$36 60
. 66 00
, 174 00
. lt 60
64 00
, 60 00
120 00
unartet itnat
. Patrick Moore
Mary M'Lanahan
Ann M'Lanenan
, Stacy W. Thompson
Mary M'Lanaban...
Robert Baincy...,
21 William Evan
Tbomaa Stewardton
John Drinker
Joseph Matlock ,
Robert Halttinger.-. ......
Daniel Kay..
147 Thomai Ldmundsoa......
Somuel I'aiublinton
Casper llainna-
William Hoover ,
David giawart.
Thomas P. Cope
Thomas Edinundson......
John Holliday
Daniel W. McCurdy
Fergutou.
Ptr. Warranltt.
159 Joha Uatnbright-
153 George Ross
Lewis Jordaa...
Abram Ogdsn
John Sterner.
Daniel Frank
John Graff.
Benjamin Gibbs
Clrard.
Ae. Ptr, Warranurt.
1004 . ' . George Mead
753 " "
1160 "
611 "
10H3 M ......
1100 .'M'SS
1048 .
80 00
15 00
180 00
145 00
30 00
42 60
03 60
17 60
44 00
03 64
100 00
120 00
60 00
20 60
146 60
99 00
24 60
28 00
Ac.
2.13
433
74
100
' 93
145
to
433
, $76 30
, 287 20
, 19 20
24 00
7 68
, 45 12
9 08
, 187 20
.Vo.
5.(64
6:65
6363
5379
6371
51160
61158
6364
5359
41154
i356
4.176
t371
,.$108 46
.. 76 60
.. 112 20
.. 66 28
.. 110 16
.. 112 20
.. 110 84
.. 103 36
.. 103 00
.. 112 20
.. 112 20
1008
1000
1100
1100
1083
1100
498
708
1100
1IIIS
1100
101
2s2
187
119
.. 110 18
,. 112 20
.. 41 48
,. 162 62
,. 224 46
.. 224 40
1934
Morris A Stewart..
George Mead... .
6352
5376
6353
1367
.. 224 40
139
1648
1894
87
Jl orris Stewart,..
.. 4 80
.. 11 90
,. 38 06
.. 16 IIS
t6
.4 u
Franeli Bertho...
3924
Justin Plubell....
Cos lieu.
Werrenfee.
Oeerp Mead
.Vo.
Ae.
663
1059
1009
1099
1100
1008
1108
760
1000
1000
1100
1100
30O
438
178
430
Ptr.
6313
6317
6.118
5319
53:t
5321
6323
4314
....$193 13
..... 218 83
.... 25S S3
.... 158 03
.... 268 44
.... 236 86
.... 253 60
.... 107 14
6315
.... 141 00
.... 141 00
... 110 24
6316
inn
6334
3314
, 810 20
, 20 70
. 61 19
. 20 69
, 60 T
William Mapee. .,
Morris A Stewart.
1013
V08
884 )
94
16S
CT
1013 I
6324 12)3
George Mead...
. 343 10
, 310 20
1 910 20
, 310 20
310 20
, 61 70
4326
itoo
1113
1104
1100
200
632
100
5.127
63'.t
630
SSI'S
1923
Morris A 6tewart
11
W. A. Wallace... .".I
Ilaaton '
tinrrnare.
Wilbelm Willlnk...,
Moore A Delaney...
. 76 60
14 10
4 70
1911
A'o.
At.
420
1041
1041
1041
900
879
400
744
370
134
ISO
004
9(6
607
1113
)O0
95
90
105
1
85
03
91
100
too
65
no
190
900
4.18
634
023
810
375
101
154
600
216
881
1041
1041
347
447
147
1041
400
847
600
600
864
1)120
1080
900
429
990
990
990
45
000
1020
437
699
S1
9ns
1020
686
685
1026
1020
896
297
927
' 888
927
1041
201
404
04
80
104
4
4
, 110
Ptr.
4902
3673
6674
6676
6066
6087
.$I3T 78
. 341 63
. 341 63
. 911 63
. 521 72
. 289 33
. 160 72
. 154 to
. 121 77
. 40 69
. 333 08
. 324 72
. 916 62
William Powers..
M J
Jamei Wilson....
4286
4226
4399
4800
Wilbelm Willlnk.
Jamei Wilson..
42115
4226
4229
4234
6001
4899
" " 106 06
William Powers 364 90
Hammond A Jones..... 92 80
Reynold! sub. Nieklin 91 16
" " 29 62
" " " 34 44
" r ' 29 62
.. V. J7 ss
" " 30 34
M r. J S2
4
8
1
11
10
12
14
16
It!
104
43
144
141
20
S3 60
924 71
18 04
30 06
324 72
334 71
209 10
173 20
803 69
3u7 60
123 00
83 21
. 81 00
161 00
70 03
141 30
168 60
341 63
99 63
179 17
63 36
373 64
260 05
68 17
84 00
84 00
284 96
334 66
957 II
296 30
150 63
82 00
158 46
159 40
74 20
824 72
934 66
149 60
295 20
140 16
297 66
934 66
291 10
224 66
334 66
8:14 66
193 17
.07 17
809 81
201 10
801 81
941 63
67 65
164 tin
31 11
9 64
14 44
1 22
1 01
16 09
4889
Willhalos Williuk..
4001
t, M
M M t
William Powers..!!
u tt
Jamei Wilioa.
897
6062
6069
231
4234
4090
6064
William Powers...
E. bhoemakor .......
M
Jamrt Wilson,...
2.16
HA
Moore A Dcbxney.
n u
ft "
Roberts A Fox...
Moore A Delaney.
21 Robert! A Fox-
it tt
, .1
1
592
968
183
28 -
Jamei Wllsotj.,
114
109
60
10
161
104
60
86
06
64
64
134
Roberts A Fos-
600
William Powers..,
Jamei Wilson-..,
i
115
18
61
Moore A Delaney
John Dunlap
DaBoii A Low.....,
Reyaoldssob.Ntcaolat
Jol-dMe
H'arreitiree.
Thomai Martin
Ptr.
Itl
.....$281 63
. 1 152 22
II II
1 U 47
.4 IT 15
84 10
11 06
itttetcatit M ft)
tteeert Martin.....
Philip Loee L,. ......
William Johnston...
Jonalhea Jones....,
Riohard Mania...,.
Daatel Bastlk......
It a,
111
Irs.
110
JUeherd
Ktrtusust .
WarretUe.
George Mead..
' i I
$223 t4
, 125 66
; 161 T6
. Ill III
iVY
649
4411
4411
6418
6406
6411
4405
14.10
1097
IOCS
Ae.
1109
110
T4T
1041
1100
1104
Ptr,
, 216 60
324 60
167
199
69
. 160
' 121
60
. 1T
700
64
T4
SI
167
146
TOO
Ptr.
163
143
163
151
v ; er
...,....
William Smith
Charles Willing.......
Myert A 1'isher
William Smith..........
Hugh MoGonigal......
Kmeritb A Keitcr......
Edward McOarvey-...
31 93
19 91
4 10
11 39
15 17
12 30
16 60
21 73
1 06
15 IT
1541
William V. Keating..
John MoGarvcy
II Tl
14 16
30 76
Wlllard.......
Knoi.
Barraafee.
Benjamin Poultney.-..
Israel Morris...
Martin Perrie.
Isabella Jordan.
lienry Trout.
John Perrie..
John Bogle
Susanna Ward
Wiliism Hunter
John Doray..
Benjamin Poultney..,.
Nancy Kobison.'
Lawrence.
'.1 09
433
413
878
433
100
346
98
80
....$143 26
... 204 66
.... 171 84
,.. 125 28
... 94 60
... 211 12
,.. 45 24
37 98
... 100 Si
K493
153
143
316
166
12
AV
6209
6300
4301
4.102
5303
6304
6305
6306
6307
5308
5909
51110
Mill
6292
4294
S2V4
t298
t2U3
3289
1995
2003
6!93
6296
6297
... TT 14
... 12T 02
... 1 32
Ae.
1106
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
IIOS
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
374
330
38
1020
726
1167
1213
221
113
62
2(5
40
488
1100
T4
176
241
. If
Ptr,
liVirranfrs.
George Mead....
,..$181 30
... 181 46
" 181 60
" " 181 60
" 181 60
" " 181 50
" " .......... 181 60
- 181 60
" " 181 60
" 181 66
" " . 181 60
" 181 60
" " 181 60
" " . 484 00
" 484 60
" " 4S4 00
" . " .......... 464 00
" " 60 60
- 64 45
Robert! A Fox, e. part 20 90
" " 11110
George Mead 819 00
" " 613 15
638 60
, 18 15
17 60
6 40
39 05
6 60
268 40
605 00
8 26
19 26
26 40
4 40
Hugh Jordan
John Read
Rudolph Lits...
Wm. .Moafgontery....
John B. Garrison
Ueorge Mead
Ellis Irwin...!'.!!!!!!!!
114
6296
6291
1905
1008
1907
1913
Ar.
Horrll.
Harraaree.
Georre Wtscl-..
Ptr.
402
206
827
873
412
440
440
340
423
300
433
433
4113
858
439
4113
433
433
433
433
433
433
433
283
fJ3
89
130
298
407
217
llil
126
106
19
137
400
36
97
T
209
214
. 6
94
136
62
440
400
481
400
90
171
..$265 32
.. 133 90
.. 107 91
.. 146 18
.. 136 93
.. 146 20
,. 145 20
.. 112 20
,. 139 66
.. 99 06
,. 66 80
,. 85 60
.. 65 80
.. 72 60
.. 85 10
. 85 bO
,. 85 80
,. 65 80
William Wcrtx.
Chrlstitn Wertl
David Lanich. .........
Jesse Yarn el..
63 Joseph Turner
109
SO
George Ilubsckcr.....;.
Peter Yarnal ..;,
ISS Clem Striker 1
153 John Vaughn
153 Jonathan NeehiL...... .
153 Thomai Morris
103 William Morris
153 Samuel Meredith
153 William Miller....
163 II eity Morris
153 Thomas Fitastmmons...
153 George Clymer.
153 "Robert Gray
143 Patrick Moore-
153 Mary Morria
153 Magnus Miller.
163 Nalbua Frasey.. ....,,
Blair MeLanahea. ......
Jacob Graff
William Stewart.
139 Richard K.Smith
Walter Stewart
Christopher Baker....
George Gates
40 Conrad Swarls... ....,
17 John Oraff. .
N. Keideuauer.
Fred Hubley-
Matthias Slough-
'
lienry Drlnkcr.l
-01 Joseph llabley......
143 Jareb Graff.............
Joha Oraff.......
Joseph Potter
Francis Johnston.......
. 1. ttMt
Joseph Turner-
George He) baker. ... .
93 I Robert Carton I .........
117 1 N. Keidenauerj
Joha Huston
Patrick Hats. ......
It Robert Glenn......
ltum.
.. 85 80
. 95 80
,. 85 80
. 85 80
.. 65 80
,. 66 10
. 85 60
.. 22 41
. 28 05
. 195 69
.. 62 80
.. 35 64
.. 30 80
.. 12 21
. 24 18
.. I 68
.. 12 44
.. 7 20
' T 26
, 16 50
,. 1 66
. 63 13
.. 24 40
.. 1 OS
.. 16 84
.. IT 6
.. r 06
.. (4 00
.. 115 1
" tt 19
.. 7 20
.. 17 82
. 69 76
.v..
6962
Ae.
611
168
61
135
669
439
At.
28
too
323
Ptr.
II
Warrantee.
John Niehorana...,
Greenwood Bill
Klijah Heath
Meklia A UriOilh.
. it
Joseph Boon
Pike.
Watranlei.
Jacuel WtlsoD........
...$257 20
... 67 20
5962
... 25 20
... 61 00
... 136 49
... 153 00
041
135
Kt.
Ptr.
4254
$17 16
- 66 V
14 6
41 27
46 61
66 88
23 00
23 (0
14 20
18 71
62 80
26 40
99 44
45 74
24 62
4 '.'49
4260
4252
957
5774 174
i;;7 410
II
Joha Nicholson
John P. Ilort. ........
Joseph Bailey ......
John Nicholson ,
25
240
274
440
301
154)
187
1T6
92
6774
5779
4776
254
Jamet Wihme
Joha Nicholson.,.,
Jsmes Wihmn
John Nicholsoa...,
Pliiei
Warrantee.
Jemel Wilton-...,
tt .,
Moore A Delaney,.
Jamei Wilson...,
tt tt
5777
2:.
6777
X:
4251
4266
667
44
ile. Ptr.
927 28
,..$109 80
... 3U7 48
... 233 24
. 221 76
,.. 199 09
683
1041
94
069
1041
090
9V0
444
496
S-18
994
121
116
81
281
4266
6670
3204
4263
14
Moore A Delaney......
James Wilson.
239 24
231 76
221 T
110 88
M0 Kg
II 84
TO 40
18 41
It
199
426
4259
4264
Union,
n'erranfre.
Roberts A Fox.
.Ve.
3603
Ac.
909
804
79
126
444
sr
Ptr.
16
15
161
41
124
rsr.
164
64
10
6T
83
..$427 23
. 294 82
.. 376 38
.. 88 75
.. 39 49
.. 60 49
3699
3481
3481
4251
4252
Jamei Wlltoa...
Woodward.
n'arraare.
Joha Vaught ,,
Jonatbaa Wales-
John Roll
William Wilsoa......
John Cennea-A'.,
Henry Drinker
William Drinker.
Isaac Wheeler-
Kll Uoetman
Mary Keal
Benjamia JohnttoD
liagerly
Matthias Bertoa..........
Nary Neal
Joha MeCachtn..
Roland Kvantt.
Ell Hootman
Chauncty Ricktlia
Joeeph Clark
John McClellen
Philip Loett
Jacob R. Howell
William Johnston
Oeorge llrockbam
Samuel F.Ailea........
William Wilsoa
Mary Shaffer
John Low.
Isaac Doss.
John McCaehen
Jamei Alexander.
Roland Evans
Pelor Louder
Charles Louder........,,,...,
Joba Benton., v.....,.,.,
Benjamin Johnston.
K. J. Prnnsr.
Thomai Mention..
William Sharp...... ......j,
Susanna Ward..,...;,...;....
William Parker
Charles Louder... ..,..,
Mary Sandwich. ............
218
466
433
$296 80
. 692 60
. 662 84
,. 24 00
.. 428 46
. 211 46
,. 124 16
.. 225 16
1 II
, 131 66
,. 62 40
, 113 14
. IIS 76
,. Tl 80
,. til 91
.. 14 40
, II 40
. 46 24
,. IT 16
, 10 40
,. 225 16
. 33S 01
. 226 16
. TS 00
. 24 60
. I 08
. 41 60
. 16 0
. 14 46
, 168 48
1. 16 20
. 1 64
. IT 68
11 00
. I9T 60
. 104 00
. TS 44
. 61 00
. 15t) 00
. 1 66
.. 6 10
40
43 IB
100
411
420
14
418
161
04
169
84
479
40
TO
lit
144
100
121
118
164
100
433
43S
4.13
109
16
163
63
100
liia
40
100
61
100
161
II
91
T2
170
66
444
100
147
100
tl
104
99
151
87
104
SEATED LANDS.
Alto, tht fbllewiac loll and naraeia ef la. A.
turned by the collectors of taxes ef ih. ... 1
eeernsMpe and boroughs hereinafter mentioned to
lae Uommlsttoneri ef Clearfield county, for Iht
non-payment of taxes, according to the orovla.
lost ef the 41 tl mUoa area aat of Aialibliif
An-H M, 1844, P. L. peg, 401 , . eaambljr of
w"a. tea. A rer. tax
Jk"rjV rtha...B)cai..$4 66
rneur.H.hcaaaAldL.:.: . fl
li
tl
Hectare. .lleaeaAev . .
. - - ........ wo
Ownrtl. DOI. A f V
IfoClinseyB. " .........
- house A lot. " ..........
Bailey, Yalctrte......i.-Bleoa
Brittta, WHIIanS Bradford....
s 7
I 64
1 M
Jolly, M. H. 1 lot.
Laatbtrry, Benjamin jr..
tt
.it
1 I
Bkirey, Jaoob ....' . " ..
Langdoo, William Bornslds...
4
10
70
100
89
60
106
300
10
70
Tld
60
60
400
60
104
I
Langdon, Jamei.
I II
ailligan. William..
, Chest.. 4
- HI. 1 96
..... r it
Dtratur. 91 6rf
' .....6S 2J
Graham..... 64
" S 23
- j..., i l.
Goshen, 90
' ..... 4 16
Oulloh. IS 21
Swan llnnrv
Berger, J. It ,
Pott, Uenry
Hoover, icon. ......
Holt, T. M.-i........
Irwia, William
Miller, Miles
(fwoope, XI. U 1..
Fox, J. M
Nulpa, Adam
..,.1... Huston I 46
llualsp, J. 11
Henry, John
Hartshorn, Mrs., 1 lot..
Kuox;t
I 61
..Lum. City
60
19
CS
16
Wiiliama, Gaorge, 2 loti...
Leonard, J. T., 1 lot
Jaat Iteetl, 1 lot.
Youna. Nelsoa I lot
If .
46
Parks, Thomai Eere 1 l'
Seely, Levi " 1 It
btolt, Samuel- " -
Perk, Gardner Bradford .,
Miirey, Jacob " ....
Clark, Warren, 1 lot Rerntlde...
Ilrenneman, Jacob ...Chest
UK-Cully, Joseph "
Dodridgc, Jacob Knox-.
Gates, George, fshop)..,.,Decalnl ..,
Flrgal, Kliiabrtb ii..iiii.Gefthen ...x
4 16
1 64
1 16
46
I 76
36
$ 10
I 60
1 40
Irviu, Johnea 2 lotsl.....N. Wash... I 60
Alexander Robert... Woodwards 8 03
Barrow, Wm. bouse A lot. " . I 16
Burns, Jet. bouse A lot... " . .1(5'
Bumbeiser, G.kouse A loti " .119
Bradley, M. house A Int.. , a I 85
Bigley, Jno. house A lot- " . 1 06
Carl, Michael ' - .00
Carson, James 1 M . 00
Cox, Johoi house A lot,... ' .2 10
Given, f a'rnl house A lot. ' . 1 60
(J sutures, 0, house A lot. " . 1 74
Graham L. house A lot.... . 1 19
McKee, Jamei.. i ' .4 17
Taylor, A. B " .4 76
Wolf, John. " . 1 36
fihoff, C. J ' " " . 4 tt
Holman, Solomon......;.., M . 1 00
Davis, John, 2 lots Osceola 1 JT
Mcllenry, Mrs. 1 loU " 71
Hoover, Putton Pike.. 1 35
Michielt A Cathcarl " .-.,!. 1 40
McKee, Joh:i........,...u. " 83 -
Rowlei, D.aR. P 1. " . .,i 1 67
Lunt, C " 3 97
Holes, disk. A O.ooro....t'ato.........i I 63
Holts, Oaborn 1..-,..;.. 1 43
D. W. WISE, Treasurer.
Clearfield, April 1, JS7l.-0t
L.. . . JLJ
gitettltantous.
LEATHER B IIEAST-STtiAPS
SUPERSEDED BY
COVEHTU PATEST METALLIC
BREAST HOLD-BACK
MmdtortriVUit H.W
blt Iron, and UMtMbvrt
to tht lianief by tb but
Snap rcr invented. It
' Miiljr and quickly put
jn, and prorrnta Uio
whipping of ths horat
bj lb pola. iVot Halla
to fpe ont of repair.
WilJUrt foryeari. All
wa auk ii a fair trial, ta
eonvin all partiei 01
Jng them that they ara
on in r pawed in value for
tba ptirpoM for which
the-j are intrrnieil. .
SACKETT A 6CURYVEU,
Clearfield, April li, 1874.
The Bell's Run Woolen Factory,
Pton tewnship, Clearfield Co, Pa.
BURKED OUT!
BU RNED UPI
Tbe eubieribere bat, at greed expmu, rebuilt a
neibltorbood ntcemitT, iu the ereetioa of a firet
cwu Wo lea Manufactory, with all tbe modern
improvement! attaobed, atid ara prtrpared to naka
all kintli or Clot hi, Caeiimem, batinetu, filan
keti, HanneU, io. Plenty of goodi ea band to
apply all our old and a thouiand new eustoaiari,
whom we aek ta eoino and examine our stock
The baiineii of
CABDIXO AND FCLLISO
will receira our eipeclal ittentroiK TrcpGt
arrangemewti will be made to re-reive and drlirar
Wool, to euit ooftomen. All work warranted and
dona upon tfce ihoKoat oottoe, and by iirict attew
tioa to bmiioeti we hope to roaliia libvrai ibara
of public patronage.
10,000 POVKDS WOOL WAXTEDI
We will pay tbe highest jnarfcet prioe for Woo
and fell oar manufactured goadi ai low &e imitar
goodt can be bought in the county, and whenever
we fail ta render reasonable eat fact ion wa eaa
always be found at home ready to make proper
eiplanation, either in person or by letter.
JAMiiS JOlilNbUN A 8t.S,
apriUfttf Bower P. O.
JEW STOKE AND NEW GOODi
JOS. SHAW & SON
Et juat opcued
Ntw Ston, on Majn St.,Cii4irui.n, Pa,
lateU occupied by Wm. F. IEWIS.
Tbeir dock eontiita of
't.
Giocitin of ths beit quality,
Queenbware, Boots and Shoei,
and every article oecenarv for
one'i comfort.
Call od xamio er itock be for par
cbuing elitwliere. Slay 9, 1866-tf.
CHEAP GROCEKI ESI
LUMBER CITT, PA.
The underlined announces to his old friends
and patrons that ht hat opened a food line of
OHOt'ERlCS A PR0V1S10N8 at the old stead
of Kirk A Spencer, for which ht solicits a liberal
patrcnare.. H. W. bPliXCKR.
Lumber Citjr, Pi., March 30. tf.
J. R. M'MUltRAY
wat, suprLT tou with ant artici.b
OK WERCHASPISK AT T1IK VERV L0WK8I
1'RIIK. t'OMK AND SEE. (1:5:73 vj
NEW WASHINGTON.
IMEI LIME!
The ttaderslxned li now arenareA ia fumt.h
the public with aa excellent cjualitv of
Bellefonte Wood-Burned Lime,
for plastering purposes, hy the 1ar(ra er aenall
cjnantitT. Caa he found lor tba present at I'lt't
atw building, on Market street.
l-f L. K. McCtLLOUOH.
The Lightning Tamer.
Till andersleeed ara the lolt Afreets Id thit
toantr for tht "North Amtricaa Ualvanisrd
L1G11TN1.NU HODS." Tbeea are the only aafl
rodt now In use, and are endorsed he all tl.
clentite men Id the country.
Wa hereby aatif, tha eittteni of Ut eaaejtw
that we will pat them ap a better rod. and for
lest money, than It charged by tht forelre
agenu who annually traverse tha county and
carry of oar lltUa cub, asver ta retara.
ENCOURAGE HOME LABOR.
Thcea wishing I.lehtnln. Tt.j. ..t.a
their hsiHdhsgi need bnt ad drees at by Utter, ar
eall Id person. Wa will put them up anywher
.. ... warrant tnem. The Rods and
fixture! eaa be leea at an time be aaHl..
eer store. H. T. mni.vn a, A
ClearAeld, March 4, ttft-tf
HOUSE AND LOTFOR 6ALEJ
. , Um" Bd Reworoeref Mar.
het aad f.ftb ttreeti. Cl-ranld, IV, I. for ?.
The lot contains nearly aa acre of ground. Tha
house Ii a laree doable frame, ....t.i.i.. . i..
room. For terrni and other ieforaiatlon apply
ta the subscriber, at the Post Office. '
'"T'" P. A. OAUMfT.
1C
140
bt
10
101
100
NOTICIiU Persons Indebted ta the aabaarlbv
Sherlf of Clear6eld county, ara recess led to cell
at my efloe, ia Pie't Opera Beasts and aaaba
PT"5- In my absence front tba edoe. If,.
A. G. Kramer will bare aharca of any hooka aad
is authorised to receipt fersae. tm,, imowi "
".ir"1"? ,;,. Akl prgwint paen.2
W!t ' ,. : 'Wj
4 94
..M I 4