rrsnMXXrx.nrrv :
GEORGE B. GOODLANDER,
OITUB AMD rROPMKTOn.
CLEARFIELD, l'A.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JI NK 3, 1874.
OFFICE HEMOVEI).
The offloa of tb Ci.nmriii.D Ripi ju.ica will
hereafter bo in Pie's Opera Houso, on .Market
trust, between Seoond end Third. The business
offio. will b. found to tb. left of I ho main en.
trance, on (lie second floor, where ell our old tnd
now patrons are Invited to oall. The press and
composing roomi are on the third floor.
Washington flunkoyism lias not got
over tbo Grant wedding yot. Somo
of tbo fumily are still on a drunk, al
though a fortnight has olapsod.
Freb Again. The editor of tho
Huntingdon Globe, aflcr Buffering an
impriBonmont of forty days and forty
nights, for tolling tho truth about a
Doctor, was released on "Decoration
day."
It would indeed bo a great joke on
Eodicalism, as represented by Morion,
Cameron & Co., if it had caught a sec
ond Andy Johnson, in tho person oi
"the government," on tho currency
and civil rights question. It look so.
Rather Cool. For Secrolary Rich
ardson to ask his subordinate lianficld
to resign his post in tho Treasury at
Washington, when tbo worthy Socro
tary is proven to be tho most incom
petent, if not the most corrupt, man
about tho department.
Too Bad. It is no wonder we havo
"tight timos," when Congressmen tell
us that such political snoak Ihicvos ns
Ben Butlcr'b man Friday Sauborn
pocketed (213,000 in thrco years, for
discharging tho duties of an office an
known to the law, and through the
Connivance of the Secretary of tho
Treasury.
Tho death of Mr. Thomson, Tresi
dont of the Pennsylvania railroad, has
caused quite, a commotion among the
officials and stock-holders of that road,
as to who should be eloctcd bis suc
cessor. Wo hope tho personal policy
of tho road.will bo abandoned for the
public good, whoever may succeed to
the position indicatod.
Wx Hope it's True. Although tho
Civil Bights bill passed tho Sonato on
"high tido," It scorns that Gen. Grant
has hinted to somebody, that if tho
bill was pressed upon the IIouso and
passed in its present shape, that bo
would be compelled to treat it as be
had the currency bill veto it. This
information, whether true or fulse.lms
Staggered all loyaldom.
A Fair "Beast." Bon Butler, on
Thursday last, reported acd bad a bill
passed through Congress romoving the
disabilities of Baphaol Sommcs, the
commander of tho Confederatosteamcr
Alabama. Next to Jefferson Davis,
no man in tho Confederate eorvico
did more real harm than "Commodore"
Semmes. Yet he is pardoned to-dsy
by the same men who sought to gib
bet him a few years ago I
"Gone Up." Two negroes and ono
white follow composed tho Board of
County, Commissioners of Barnwell
county, South Carolina. Tho genllo
men (!) wore arrested, about thrco
months ago, for applying the public
funds of the district to their privato
use. Last weok they wore convicted
of evorj chargo, and aro now in the
ponitentiary. When tho Governor
Moses gots there, ho will have his
duos, too, and four-fifths of all tho
officers in that awfully robbed .State
should bo in tho same quarters.
Overthrow. Tho negroes, carpet
baggors and scaliwags have beld su
preme control of tho cities of Rich
mond and Petersburg, Virginia, ever
since tho Confederate troops aban
doned their works. But a chango
seems to have como over tho minds of
tho tax-poycrson the 20th ult. Tho
election for Mayor and othor municipal
officers came off on that day, and re
sulted in a tromondous Democratic
victory in both cities. Tho corrup
tionists elected less than one-third of
thoir ticket, while the taxpayers Lava
over a two-thirds vote in tbe city coun
cils, and will of course hoist tho rob
bers in short meter stylo.
A Godless Court. A fortnight ago,
a number of female and malo crusaders
wore arrostcd by tho municipal au
thorities of Pittsburgh, for disturbing
tho public peace Tho valorous ladies
and modest goniluincn refused to give
bail, and wero consequently trans
formed ir.to martyrs, by allowing them
selves to bo imprisoned. Tho result
was a habeas corpus, and tho parties
woro taken into Court and a hearing
was bad before J udgo fitowo, who, for
tho sake of tbe ladies, released tho
prisoners. This greatly elated tho
crusadors, and thoy at onco proposed
to hold a prayer meeting in tho court
room, returning thanks to God and
tho court for their deliverance. His
honor, being informod of what was
contomplatcd, informed tho partlos
that if they opened a prayer mooting
in the court room be would have every
ono of them sent to prison for "Con
tempt of Court." This hint from his
honor nonplused tho ladius and thoir
mole allies, who at onco gathered
thomsolvcs up and made for the Moth
ddist churoh Whore they organieod a
monstor prayer mooting, and ettvo tho
municipal authorities and the liquor
intnrost "particular josso. ,
District and County Election.
Thoro is to bo oleotod this fall a
Mombor of Congross, a Sonator for
two years, a Boprcsontntivo, u District
Judgo (additional), a County Auditor
for one year and a County Commis
sioner for one year. Tho county Is
ontitlod to a Representative, wboso
torm la for two years.
Thoro aro somo of tho opinion that
tho Commissioner Is to bo choson for
two years. This is rt mistake. Soo-
lion twenty-eight of tho Bchodulo of
tho Constitution provides that tuo
terra of tlx County Commissioners
and County Auditors, chosen prior to
187G, "which shall not havo expirod
before tbo first -Monday of 1870, shall
expiro on that day." Ilonoo, tho term
of tho Commissioner oleotod this fall
will, with all others then in ofllco, ex
piro on tho first of January, 1870, and
in tho full of 1875 thrco Commissioners
and threo Auditors will imvo to bo
elocted.
It will bo scon that tho county elec
tion partakes of tho samo vory impor
tant features that characterize tho
State eloction, and incites to tho high
est aim and most cnergotio efforts.
Whilo domanding tho best men on tho
Stato tickot, let us bo careful, follow
cilizons, that wo make our actions at
borne correspond with what wo nek of
tho Stato convention, and sco to it
that our tickot is made up of the best
men wo can got. Tho success of tho
Stato tickot rests greatly upon tho
harmony that provails in tho rospeo
tivo counties, and if wo do our duty as
woll as wo would havo thorn do theirs
there will bo no reason to complain.
JTeutral lletrs.
Tho editor of tbo Ronovo Record
publishes a noutrol paper, but remarks
as thoro is no "turkey" for tho Ro
publicans, in tho way our districts have
boon formed, it would bo just and
proper to designate whom the Demo
crats should nominate, and ho hopes
that his suggcstions'will not provo of
fensive to the Democrats, as ho will
propose none but first class men for
tho sov oral positions, viz :
"For CongrcM, Hon. L. A. Mackoy, of Lock
Haven, who will very likely be the choice of all
the oountiei In this Congressional district, with
out opposition. For Associate Law Judge, Judge
Orris, of Centre county, will be tbe ehoice. Clear
field will eome in then for State Senator and Hon.
Win. A. Wallace, our present representative, will
likolj reoeire a renomination.
Tho third section of this ticket we
accept without hesitation. What Mr.
Wallace's foclings aro npon tho sub
ject, wo know not. But wo have it
from tho lips of threo-fourths of his
Democratic colleagues in tho Senate,
besides numbors of leading Democrats
all over the Stato that his roturn
to the Senate for at least tho fractional
term of two years is very dosirablo, so
as to onablo him to complete tbo huge
work he undertook last session, of ad
justing tho corporate and business in
terests of the State to tho now Con
stitution. Even Radical Senators, who love
tho Stato moro than thoir party, and
prefer general to special legislation
and nro opposod to corruption, ask for
Mr. Wallaco's roturn, and wo aro
groatly mistaken if a large majority
of both parlies in this Senatorial dis
trict aro not In favor of returning him
to bis scat, which ho has so ably and
honorably fillod for tbo past twolvo
years. Our Democratic frionds in
Centre and Clinton cannot entrust
their legislation to an abler or moro
willing and upright representative
than Mr. Wallace.
One Sensible Negro. Should Con
gross imitate the folly of the United
States Senalo and pass tbo "Civil
Rights Bill," tho common school sys
tem will receive its death blow in
many of tho States. Tbe colorod pas
tor of a Methodist church in Rich
mond lately said to his congrogntion,
before the passage by the Senato of
tbe Civil Bights bill : "The momont
such an enactment appears on tho
statuto books tho public school system
in tho South will receive a blow that
will canso its death, and no power
this side of heaven can diffuso lifo into
its dead carcass. Tbon who will be
tho losers, the blacks or tho whites ?
In Virginia there aro 80,000
colored childron attending tbo public
schools. What will become of them ?''
Again, the rich whites will not pat
ronize tho mixed schools, but will sond
tboir childron elsewhero, whilo tho
poor whites are compollod to go un
educated, or herd with tho African
bloods, whoso parents do not con
tribute ono penny of tbo taxes to dol
lars given by tho parents of the ex-
oludod whiles.
Evidently a Blunder Tho Pitts
burgh Dispatch, ono of tho leading
Radical organs, recently contained the
following:
The amount of corruption in office which hss
been oxposed in this eountry within the last 'fow
years, is astonishing, and every Jay seems lo
add to the scandalous aggregate. Almost every
department of the goreral government Is involved
tn the exposure wmcn has ocen maue, me mw
department being the most recent.
This wholesale impeachment of its
party friends, on tho part of tho editor
of the journal in quoslion, should either
result in much good to tho govern
ment dr a retraction by tho writor.
That what be says is truo, every voter,
except partizan bigots and Radical
officials, admit but it Is highly impo
litio in a political sense, for a news
paper liko tho Dispatch to pormlt so
much truth to appear in its columns
in ono issue. Attornoy-Gonoral Wil
liams should sond his card to this
Pittsburgh editor, and demand "satis
faction," bccaiiBO this wholosalo modo
ol tolling tho truth must woik tho
downfall of the Radical party, i
Congressman D. P. Molish, of New
York, died in a luuatic nssylum at
Washington, on tho 25th ultimo.
e ess e :
Goon. The Worocstor Pros says :
Prof. Scbnoidor composed a grand
march for Miss Nollio. Would it bo
asking too much to request him to
composo ono for Richardson.
"UiW to ran."
Grant's mouth organ, tho Now York
Times, takes most omphalic oxcoplion
to tho policy pursued by its party
leaders toward tho Southern Stales
and tho "colorod brothron." Tho od-
itor snys t "Tho pooplo will not con
sont lo soo olthor an Iroland or a Po
land created on our free soil." "Look
utSoulh Carolina tho vory Governor
of tho Stuto is a thiof, and tho Legis
lature is a gang of thieves." "Is this
a Republican form of Govornmont,
suoh as tho Constitution gunrnntocsto
all tho Stales?" "Wo venture to say
that it is not." Tho sumo must be
said of Louisiana, Mississippi and Ar
kansas." Such aro tho truths, uttered by tho
leading administration organ, aftor
smothering them for five years. Dom
ocratio journalists have often made
similar doclurutions, but thoy wero in
variably scoffed at and pronounced
"copperhead lies." This is not nil.
"Tho govornmont" organ nho gives
"Sambo" a whack on his froo back :
Last weok wo all wltucssed the I'nited Status
Senato engaged for about twenty-four bouts at a
stretch In passing a bill for the boncllt of the ne
aro. roorclv out of a sentimental sort ef dofercnoo
to the wishes of a deceased Senator, Respect for
the dead is inoumbcut on us all but lrgirlntion
should be based on a careful and wlso regard for
the welfare of tho living, not upon "mandates,"
real or fictitious, of the dead. The negro has had
a very fair amount of protection. It is important
before going any further to And out what use he
haa made of the freedom given to him i in what
way he has exercised the vast political powers
with which he has been endowed : what sort of a
government he has helped to set up in the Stales
where he Is most powerful; whether, In short, he
at this moment stands In need of protection from
the white man, or the wbito man stands tn need
of protection from him. If Mr. Katon Intends to
raise these questions, depend upon it he will ob
tain an audience, and he cannot be suppressed by
howls and groans, and we, for our part, shall not
join in any such attempts at suppression. We
should like to see tno question taaen up oy ne
nublioans. Mr. Camenter made a great begin
ninii in reference to Louisiana. Such a Work
would be far more conducive to the prosperity of
the party, and to tho cause of good government
now and hereafter, than the bead-long passage of
senliinrntnl bills in favor or the negro. ,
Uoubly Itmnnahlr.
Probably tho most damaging crimo
lh.il can be la I a statesman is to as
sumo tho duties of a Ropresentativo,
either in Congress or a Stato Legisla
'.nro, and at tho samo time accept tho
agency or'atlorncyship of somo soul
loss corporation, wboso interests nro
exactly tho reverso of those of his
constituents. Tho editor of tho liar-
risburg Patriot cites a caso in point :
"Hon. Lyman Tremeine, member of Congress
from the Flats of Now York, we observe is also
attorney for the Illinois Central railroad com
pany. In our judgmont the two occupations in
volve such otioosite courses of action that it will
be Terr difficult at times to sink the attorney ii
the statesman. A high sense of the duly of a
representative in Congross would Induce tbe at
torney of the Illinois Central eilher to resign his
office or throw up his brier.
It In just ns impossible now to servo
two masters as it was eighteen bun-
drod years ago, when tho Groat Moral
Lawgiver said "yo cannot servo God
and Mammon." A man cannot bo a
Congressman for a populur conslitu
oncy and a hired attorney for a cor
norution whose intorcsts covor tho
samo field.
Death of a Noble Man. John
Edgar Thomson, Prosident of tho
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, died
at Ills rreiilono. in Pbiluuolphia on
Wednesday night, in bis 60th year,
The State has lost an ciniocnt and
useful citizen and tbo railroad its chief
and safest officer. All tho stations
along tho lino tjf tho road and tho cars
worodrnped in mourningon Thursday
Tho financial ombarrassmcnt which
overhangs tho wholo country no doubt
hastened Mr. Thomson's death. Tho
Sepletnbor crash is doing bIow but sure
work, and by tho time one year rolls
around "tho Christian Dnnkors can
count thoir innocont victims by scores.
while not a single one of the leading
financial conspirators has dono tho
country good service by going into a
stato of cremation. Hut on Hie con
trory, ovory Cook, Clows & Co., seom
to enjoy good health and often thrust
thomsulves impudontly before those
whose interest thoy have tietroyou
Constitutional Revision. Tho
last Legislature passed an act author
izing tho Governor to appoint a com
mission composed of seven persons
who should prcparo, by the assembling
of tho next Legislature, such umond
ments to tho now Constitution ns a
majority of tho committee deemod ox
pedicnt. Gov. llartranft has appoint
cd the following committee:
Chief Justice Agnew, Judge Willism., of Tioga:
W.A.Wallace, of 1'lenrScld l A. T. M'Clintm-k
of Luiernei W. II. Plavford: of Fayettei B. U
Hrewitnr. of Philadclnliin. and Atlorney.aeneral
Diromick.
All the gentlemen named havo a
Stato rcputntion, except Mr. McMin
took, and wo havo no doubt he is the
peer of his colleagues or ho would not
havo been chosen. If this committoo
cannot find onvthinir to mend abou
our now Constitution, wo will set it
down as a first class job.
One of Whitb's .Ions The Clarion
Democrat says: "Harry White got n
clause inserted In the judicial appor
tionment bill.nuthorizinc Judgo Logan
tn continue to hold court in that
countv which is now a separate din
trict until a iudio is choson at tho
next election. Tho Messenger says
this was one of Harry's tricks in order
to enublo A. W. Taylor, J'.q.,to remain
in Congress, until elected judgo, whon
the windy trator expects to stop into
Taylor's congressional shoes. In all
tho other snpnratfl districts tho Gov
ernor has appointed judges) but In
diana is merely a thoatro In which
Whito plays "that harmloss litllo
gamo."
North Adams has a tailor long
known for his kcon, pungent wit.
Not lone sinco a woll-known clergy
man called at his shop with a pair of
pantaloons, and asked bun it thoy
could bo ropairod. Tho knight of the
shears unrolled them, held thorn up in
tho most nrtistio manner, carefully
examined thorn, and replied, "Yos, yos;
tho kne.es are tho best part of thorn."
The ruvrond gentleman saw tho joko.
smiled blnndly and gracefully bowed
himself out.
A young lady of Lyon, Iowa, ro
contly said i "Somo mon nro nlwitys
talking about pntroniiiing tboir own
town nlwnv liurpinit on Clint duty
and yot tlicy go u brand to got mar
ried, whilo licro wo all aUnd waiting 1
I tlo hopo that Rome of those mon
who marry Eastern women will got
chortled 1"
jaflltfrt.SMfl.tJl.
J. I. I It V IN.
-AT TMK
CORNER STOKE,
CURWENSVILLE, PA.,
WILL SUM.
CHEAP FOll CASH,
AND
REASONABLE ON TIME,
II 1 rilonmo Bluett of
STAPLE DRY-0OO!)S,
DRESS HOODS,
NOTION'S,
CLOTHING,
11 ATS, CARPETS, OILCLOTHS,
WHAT. FISH, CANNKD FBI' ITS, I
HOOTS AND filKiKC, WOoIiKS-WARE,
lil.ASS AND QI'EKKKWARK,
HARDWARE, ROPE, TOBACCO, e Ac.
FLOIK, SALT AN) MASTER
HY TIIK CAM LOAD.
Cottnnrt'St'ts nnd otlirr Furniture,
LUMBERMEN'S SUPPLIES.
;f ft" Lumber and Country Produm taken In
exchange for goods at the highest imirket prico,
Curwrnsnlle, l'a., June 3, 1K74.
rpiN-WAHi:, STOVKS,
AND.
HARDWARE!
WATSON, NICHOLS & CO.,
CTItWKXSVIT.LK, PA.
Having bought the Hardware Store and Tin
Shon formerly belonging to W. A. IUIe, we
Intend keeping for eale everything belunging to
the business, and will endeavor to evil as low for
oash as oan be bought this side of Philadelphia.
At oar establishment may be found at all times
a full supply of
Shelf and Heavy Hardware,
SIIEET-ll!ON AND TIN-AVARE,
Cook and Heating Stoves,
SITOJS VIXIUNGB,
Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty,
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
Farming Implements of all Kinds,
BCYTIIK8, '
SCYTHE. SNATHES,
GRAIN CIIAIiLES,
KAKKS, lo.
8.1 tr .Tin,, jpi.rui.rcss,
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS,
HORSESHOES,
HOUSE SHOE MAILS, ,
BOLTS, Ae.
Wood and Willow-Ware, Oil Cloths, &c
!TIN fiPOt'TINO done low and hnsl of
material useu.
WATSON, NICHOLS A CO.
Cnrwensvllle, Pa., June ., 1874. j
OO If OUT FOR TIIK BIO SIGN
. T. J. HUBBARD & CO.,
IlRALEItS IN
STOVES & RANGES,
AND MANrFACTl'BF.HS OK
1 in. Shcfit-iron topper Wire,
PLUMBERS & GAS FITTElk
Nrar Market Hired, (irarllcld,
Will kern on band all the best Cook Slives,
Ranges, Heating Motes and Furnaces Inilhe
market, among which we mention the Arprnd
Itange, Victor Cook, Diamond Slate and Kclf.se,
all of which for beauty of design and cheaptesa
oannot be surpassed in the market. All of tur
Stoves we warrant to give entire sati.raotion, or
the Store can be returned in tsn days, vld
stoves taken In part pay for new ones. We leep
on hand all of tne latest and best
HEATING STOVES AND RANGES."
Particular attention paid to the repairing tf
all kinds ol Stoves, Ranges and Furnaces,
Ti.r iivire, n.r tr.iiu:, J
Of our own manufacture, of all kinds, whloli
which will be Bold cheap for onsb, by wholesale
or retail. All oar ware is made out or one a
1
two cross tin, and warranted to be just as
represent it.
n.v RnoFinn A.n srorrr.so
done at short notice and on most reasonalfc
terms, and repairing neatly and promptly e:
euted.
PLUMBINO ft (IAS FITTING
done and all Jobs warranted perfect, Will kef
on hand lias Flxlures, of all kinds, and fit if
houses with llanges, Bath Hollers, Bath Tul
Shower Hatha, Wash Stands, Sinks and Wal.l
Closets.
Parlies wishing anything dono in our line wll
do well to give us a pall, as wo aro determined t.
please all in regard to prioe and style of work
rnanship. T. J. Hubbard will personally super;
intend all work entrusted In our care.
june.1 T. 1. Ill IIIIAItl) A CO. j
ATOTICK. Tho Pnrlc lain condition
1" for horse training and pleasure driving af.
ternoone, and oan be used for such nurnnsci un
til Ihe 21st of June, when pleasure driving will
oense until aner ine races.
Shooting, gainii.g and racing are strictly for
bidden In the Park. Also, entering by climbing
the fences, and pulling off nalings, bnarda, sta
ples, Ac. Parties discovered in any of the above
acts win no i.unisneu aocuming to law, fly or
dor of the Omoers of the Park Association.
JoneJ lit QUO. X. KOBACKKH, Prrs't.
CAUTHIMr-All persons are hereby cautioned
not to purchase or In any way ineddls with
one Sorrel Horse, one Black Horse, (wo Cows anil
one Heifer, left by me in Ihe possession of my son,
Joseph B. Rothroek, of Morris township, at thoy
remain my properly and are left with hire suhloel
lo my order. . s JOSEPH IIOTHHOCK. I
. J3-IK .....
$iv ilmliSfnifntiJ.
T
X) FARMERS !
And all Persons who wish to do the
Labor of Ton Men
Iljr one man and the Invcf tment of lew dollars
In machinery, wo oifcr
Woods' & The Iiiu-keyc Mowers,
which bare slood the (est of twenty Yeara, In
which time there haa been more of those ma
ohines made and euld than of all other marhines
ootuhinod, In the I'nited States. Tbe Woods'
machine took the Qrst iiriso at . ienna, Austria,
in competition with all the machines of the
world. We also sell the Illiioo, llngorstown and
Cowley
H.af..V,
all warranted to be made of the best material
and If tliov do not do their work right, we will
take lhiin kick and refund tho money. We also
sell
HI-ROUT'S I'llKAU AND MEI.LIS' HARPOON
FORKS, l'ULLll.K, o.
Tlllll'.NIIIKri mac him:,
of all kinds, but mostly Ellis 4 IlofTuian's one-
borso troad.
BI CKKYE GRAIN DRILLS, CIDER MILLS,
FANNINtl MILLS,
.nd all oilier machines In our line.
Two ear loads of inacbinos Just re-eivcd. Do
not rail to call. M. U. 1IHOWN 1 BKO.
At Moat Markot, on Market street, Clearfield,
a. June.l:
s
TORK T02 SALK
We oflcr to a resumisilile tmrty our Ft ore at
Woodland, ClearAeld eouuty, l'a., on the Tytone
A Clearfield Kailroad, sil utiles east of Clearfield
borough. Terms, easy ) business done, large and
profitable. The Uealh of David . Uobrou, a
loemlter of tho Qrm. Is the reason for selling. Any
nelson desiring a firat-elusa paying business will
find this an opportunity, and by culling upon the
unilerstgnrd will be satisfied, upon examination
of the books of the firm, that what we represent
is correct. This is a thriving village, eontnining
two large Kire Uric k M urks, Hleam Haw Mill and
heavy lumber Interest, and is in a good farming
community. For further information apply by
letter or otherwise to
KKSSI.KK A DUIIHKK,
I'hilipsburR, Pa.
.lllll.V M. M AI II, or
WM. A1.1IKKT A MtOft.,
Woodlnud, Pa.
We will sell In connection with the above, a
ne fourth interest In the W Hand Kire llrlck
Company, situate on railroad above named, and
one mile from tlie More, J ne woras are in opera
lion and doing a good paying business.
r. r.rM,r.it a im nnr.r.,
jc3.!t I'hilipiburg, l'a.
JKATZI'.U & LYTI-H,
AUKNTfl IN CLKARFIRM) COINTY FOB
MmilJLAItD'N
Celebrated Brands of
Smoking: & (lieuing Tobaccos.
We are enabled to wholesale lo dealers through
out I lie county at cify prices.
KHAl.r.n I.l IbB,
jt-3:T-tr ClearDeld, l'a.
N
JOTICK TO TAY PAYERS!
The nndrrslgnrd. Collector of Poor Tales
In Lawrcuco township, hereby notifies the tax
payers of said township that they will save & per
cent, on tboir taxos by paying them on or before
the 4th day of July neiu I will be at the Court
House, in Clearfield, every Saturday until the
above date. JOSKI'll OWBNS.
jc.1 3t District Treasurer.
BOROUGH STATEMENT. Re.
port of the Audilors of Clearfield Borough
for the year 1X71.
IIOKOUOII FIND.
A. W. I.Kit, Borough Treasurer, in account with
the funds of said borougn :
TtKBTOR.
To amount of duplicate of 1H73 (3,271) SS
To amount realised from bonds 600 00
To amount realised from boro licenses . H 0b
line Treasurer to balance 361 43
rRKMTOft.
Tt, eiawuut due A. W. Lee, Traaa. 1872. SOS 84
By orders of 1471 redeemed...... 6 Si
By " 171 " . 4H 74
By 1H78 " 1,163 71
lly " 1174 . 48 45
By coupons on $l4n0 borough bonds
redeemed 04 00
By exoneration order 30 30
By 6 tnr cent, allowed taxpayers to
Treasurer on $1118.33 30 00
Ry percent, allowed collector on tltio 83 00
By percent, allowed treasurer, 8 per et. 86 76
.1,i.S3 76
lUniMTIRS.
To outstanding orders:
170, No. I, Boynton 211 00
1S7I 3 00
1872. 262 60
1873 a 66
174 -. 175 10
To borough bonds improvement loan 3,100 00
To amount due treaa. at settlement a7 43
(4,807 78
118 4.1
4,0.111 33
nasoraris.
By accounts doe from cilisens
Kxeess of liabilities
$1,807 78
POOH FI ND.
A. W. Lrt, Treaenrer of Clearfield borough, In
account with Ihe Poor Fund of said borough
for 18; J:
nraron.
To amount from J. U. Orahaie, over
seer for 1972 S3 43
To amount from duplicate for 1873 Vn 46
tl.2.14 80
rRKturoR.
By orders rvdorniod 4A8 35
llv exoneration order,.., ' i v
ne nereentaire allowed taxfarers who
naid treasurer,! 43 3:1 at o ner eent. II 17
Bv nereentare allowed collector Hade.
'bauirh on fl.60.13 at i ner rent A3 80
llv treasurer's norcentftlro at 3 per ct... 37 04
Bslnnee In treasurer's hands- 6SA 76
$1,234 80
SCHOOL FIND.
A, V, Lai, Treasurer of Clearfield borough, lo
account Willi the School Fund of said borough
for HT3:
titaroR.
To ami from t. Johnston, trees. 18,2.. $2r,7 !''
To amt from M m. lladebaugh, coU..., 2,124 is
To amt of Stato appropriation 216 00
To ami of county appropriation V0 00
$2,78 18
CRKMTOU.
By aeliool orders redeemed $2,417 40
By treasurer s percentage at 8 ner cl... 81 84
Balance In trea.urcr'e hands...;.... 2J6 89
$2,728 IS
We, the undersigned Auditors, having exam
ined the accounts of A. W. Leo, Kpq., Treasurer
of the borough of Clearfield, certify that we And
tnem correct as anove staieii.
To Iht oroess anil Ttmn (hmtril o Cltnrjirttl
fYoroM7A .
We, the Auditor! of Clearfield Borough, would
respectfully refer your attonlion to the aceounte
due by oitisons to the Uorougli, and reccommead
the fmiuedinto collection ot toe snine,
II. L. 1IKKI1,
. It. Mi'PIIKItSON,
OKO. 1IAOKKTY,
Mny 2H, 1874. Audilors,
Notice lo Taxpayers I
IN accordance with an Act of the (Jenorel As
sembly of this Commonwealth, approved the
2ti day of Mnrch, A. I. 1870, and the supple
merit approved the 3d day of April, A. I. 1872,
"relctliig to the collection of taxes In the county
of Clcarllrld," notice It therefore hereby given to
the taxpayers residing in the districts below
named, tlmt tho County Treasurer, in accordance
with the remind section of said Act, will attend
at the places of holding the borough and town
ship elections on tho following named days, for
the purposo of rtceiving tho County and State
taxes assessed for tne year I8i4 1
For Wallaoeton, Saturday, June 13th.
For Woodward, Tuesday, June KUh.
For fliilloh, Wednesday, Juue 1 7th.
For Heeoerle, Thursday, June 18th.
For Knox, Friday, June lUlb.
. For Jordon, Saturday, June 20th.
For Chest, Tuesday, June 2.1rd.
For New Washington, Wednesday, June 24 1 h.
For Biirnsido, Thursday, June loth.
For Bell. Friday, Jane !6lh.
I'pon all taxes psid to Ihe Tronsurer there will
be a reduction of yles ner eeet,, while Ive per
oent, will he nrfrfed otsr tAf tint rfoy o July rt,
lo all anpaid taxes, nuking a differenoe of TKN
per eent. to prompt taxpayers. Partiee ean pay
(heir taxes at the Treasurer's" office at any time.
. . DAVID W.WISE, Treasurer.
Treasurer's Office, 1 , ,
Clearfield, Pa., May 27, W4-4I
2Jfur &vtttlttmntt.
J. M. KRATZER,
IN
v
PIE'S BUILDING,
DRALKR IN
Dry Goods, Dress Goods,
Carpets, Wall Papers,
Ladies' Shoes, Children's Shoes,
Groceries, Provisions, &c.,
Is Just receiving a complete assortment of goods,
bought at latest and lowest prices.
GOOD HUNTS, AT TEN CENTS PKtl
YAK I).
GOOD YD-WIDK IiLEACIIKI) MUS
LINS, TEN CENTS.
HEAVY YARD-WIDE UNNLEAC'HED
, MUSLINS, 121 CENTS,,
AI'Pi.KrON'rt A MUSLINS, Mi CIS.
I'ER YARD PY TIIK HECK.
A Nil ALL DRY tltloDS AT LOW Kit RATH
THAN UKRKTOr'ORK.
DlttiSS liOOUS,
IN (MEAT VARIETY.
BRUSSELS,
cUhpkts three-ply,
CAKPKTS
TAPESTRY,
CARPETS
CAKPKTrt IVf.RAIV
CARI'KTS slViKAiri,
CAUPKTH , , ..
cakpbth nnd nl llowcr
CAKPBT8
CAKPF.TM 1 ,
CARPET. grades.
CARPETS
CAKPETS
CARPETS
CARPKTrt
CAKPKTfl
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CAItl'ETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CAItl'ETS
PARASOLS OF AM. INSCRIPTIONS
GROCEIJIF-S, BY ORIGINAL PACK
AGE, AT A SMALL ADVANCE
ON COST.
FISH,
FLOUR,
' BACON,
SALT, Ac,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
WOOL AND OTHER PRODVCB WANTED,
Clearfield, May 27, 1874.
QLOniOUS FOURTH!
CLEARFIELD
PARK RACES I
CLEARFIELI, PA,
tifrsuBiiisr.- -
July 2d, 3d and 4th, 1874.
lr'iiiliiiiiN, . $2,e00
PIRMT PAV-JI I.V Id
PURSE No. 1, $150.For '3.14 Race. lile
teals, best 1 In a. foD to 1st 3 10 to 3d ; f iO
to .lit Jl'IMn lib
PI'RSR Ne. !, t SO. Running race. Rest 3 lu
3, half mile, till) to 1st; 340 to id; $30 tn
ail no to 4t n.
Pl'RSR No. 3.1276.-For J:.'i0raee. Mileheatl.
best 3 In 3. $123 to 1st : $70 to 3d; .0 to
3d ; KI0 to 4th.
PI'RSB N. , IliO.-Ilotel. keepers' purse, for
borsei that never ran in any race. Half mile,
best .1 In 3. tl'.O to 1st) tld to id; $:lt lo .Id ;
320 to 4th.
KF.rONI) IiAV-Jtri.Y 3d. ,
PI'HSK No. 4, 22.V-For three minute race.
Mile heals, best 3 in 3. JUKI to 1st) (no to
2d HI) to Id ) HO to 4th.
Pl'RSR No. 3, 1160 Merchants' purse, for
nurses mat never irotien in any race, vnu to
ist I ipso to lit; 131 to not ; III to 4th
PntSK No. 7, 3.100.-For 511) race. Mile heats.
1S0 to lit j fVO to Id fi0 to 3d.
Pl'RSR No. 11. 7J. Foot race. Rest 1 In 3,
fourth mile. (.Ill lo 1st; tlO to Id: 315 to
3d ; 310 to 4th. "
THIRD DA Y- JliLY 4(11.
Pl'RSR No.lO,J,'.0.-Forl:i.'irsee. Mile heals,
best I in t. 3100 to 1st! 37 i to 3d ; I'll to
3d) 'Jito4lh.
PURSE No. 4,3240. Running race. Half mile.
best I in 4. 3I2SI0 1st 0 to 3d j $40 to 3d ;
$:io to 4th,
Pl'RSR No. 3, $..'.. Free lo alt trotting horsea.
Mile heats, best 3 in 4. $..'100 to 1st; $U0 to
3d ; $74 lo 3d.
National Association and American Jockey
Club rules to govern.
Katranoo fee 10 per cent, which must accom
pany all entries.
Any horse distaneing the field, or any part of li,
shall only be entitled to first premium.
Kntries close Saturday, Juue 37th, at 0 o'clock,
P. M, Entries addressed to (lio. K. Koarana,
OlearAeld, Pa.
N. II. llrookrllle races June ITih, IRIh and
10th, 1.174, and the Osceola races the woek follow
ing Clearfield racee.
. K. A. IIIOI.KK, lec'y A Trees r.
I1EO. K.JtOUACKER, Presid't.
Clearfield, Pa., May 13, 1874.
UKCJIXTKH'H lsOTI('H.-Nollce Is hereby
given that tho following account has been
examined and passed by me, and remains filed of
record in this office for the Inspection of heirs,
legatees, creditors, and all others Interested, and
will he presented on the Id week of the next Or
phans' Court el Clearfield oounty, to he held al the
Court House, in the borough of Clearfield, eoia
menolng on the ls4 Monday (being the 1st day)
of June, A. V. 18.4 i
Acoenunt of A. C. Tate, Guardian of Mar
garet HfHe Sloss, minor child of John Sloss, late
of John Sloss, deeeased.
Rao
nisTxa's Orrirt, 1 A. W. I.ER,
d, Pa., May 3, In 7 4 to. J Register.
Clearfield,
ADMIMMTHATOHN' NOTICE. Notice
It hereby given that letters of administration
on the estate ef HKO. J, YOAS, deeeased, late
of llrady township, Clearfield county, Penn'a,
having been duly granted to the anderslgned,
all persons Indebted It said estate will please
Bake Immediate payment, and those having
aletml or demands will present them properly
authenticated ror eiuement witnnni delay.
j. r. ONWALT,
MARGARET YOAS,
Jane 3, 187431 Administrators.
8rw g.wt.srmiit$.
THE CLEARFIELD
FIRE CLAY CO.
Cr.KARFIELP, PA.,
HANI' CACTI' UK Rfl Of
FUCK Jilt U K,
Furnace Blocks, (ins Retorts,
Stove Linings, Paving Tiles, 4.0.
Chimney Topi, Window Capn,
and Vase.
All kinds of Architectural Adornments.
ORIMXAL DKKK1NS IN TF.UIM COTTA
MADB TO ORDER.
Wilh Improved machinery, first class material
and skilled workmen, we can warrant all our
manufactures to he equnl In If not euporlor to
any in the market.
Articles of our inamif.ieture,ean be seen al the
Works, near Kailroad Depot, or at the Hardware
Store of II. F, Iligler A t o.
All orders from a distance, addressed In the
General Superintendent, will receive prompt at.
tent ion.
J. IIAHTsm iC R.
JOHN FERdl'SON, Uen'l Supl.
of llealhfield, tlorukirk, Scotland,
Supl. Manufacturing Dipt. may20'73
TVO TIIK CITIZENS OF CLEAR-
.1. FIELD AND VICINITY I would express
hit sincere thanks for your kind patronage, so
far extended, and would ark for a continuance of
tbe same. A. UUN.lll'HH
(1IKAP AM)0l,Y 0K .'KITE.
A. GU INBURG,
One door below the First National Rank, Clear
field, has jurt received a full supply of
NEW ANI FASHIONABLE
SPRING CLOTHING,
FOR MEN AND HOYS.
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
II ATS AND CAPS,
TM'.MS, A T.
all of which will be sold al the lowest eash prices,
without abatement. ap!2V-li
ew Saddle and Harness
MANUFACTORY,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
THR undtignMi, having lenieil room for thej
manufacture or mil kin 4a of tSADfrLKS, H AH
NESS, and all tht lata it improvement ia Horat
Furnitbinf (Joodi, are now prepared to til all
orderi at prioe and quality that will larprtw all
who farnr m with a call fur tht fnitptioii of our
work. We are drtrmlntid to plrane and ear ex
perience and obftenration In eaftrrn and western
citiei enahlei ui in IKKV COMPETITION in
the manufacture of Oold, Silver, Oroide, Rubber
Covered and Hilt-Lined Moan ted
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESS I
AImo Fino
IE I t I NO AND RACINU PADDLKfl.
Our rent and expcnue Wing light, we ahall
oil tho tain grade of work 20 per cent, cheaper
than thejr can be bought In the eastern cities.
Repairing and adjusting Saddles. Harness, Ac.,
noatlj done, at reatmnable prices.
.'articular al ten I Ion paid to all orders by nail
or otherwise.
Call and tee aur work before buying elsewhere.
JtV Rooms In Irwin's Htore, neat door In Key
stone flora. CHAIN A M1TTON.
Clearfield, Pa., May H, 1H74.
BANTZ Sl BUCK,
General Insurance Agents and Real
Estate Brokers,
lie present the following reliable Insurance t'o's
North British A Mercantile Ins. Co. I2r.,000.000
Washington Life Insurance Co. 1.0011,000
Fir. Association Insurance Co.-. 3,300,000
Atnaaon Fir. Insurance Co S,ll7.1,H8
Watertown Fire, Insures dwellings
and farm buildings enly. 375,000
York, Pa., Hlock Insurance Co. llorses Insured
egalnst death and theft.
P. H. Parties in the country desiring insurance
on their lives or property ean bare it promptly
attended tn by addressing us by letter, or calling
in person at our office, in Pie's Opera llonse,
Hoora No. 4, Clearfield, l'a. u,sT2?7t
UKflirarr, trtotrarr, ?tf.
UO.N.?llES STORK.
G. S. FLEGAL,
DRALKR IN
HARDWARE,
STOVES, ,
I1EATEBS, ' ' " ' ' '' -n
A NOES, '
HOM.OW-WAKE,
PAINTS.
OM.SA VAUNISII, "
' . . TUTTY A (I LASS,
ROPES,
step ladheiis,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE I
The celebrated Toledo Anil Freeilng Galvanised
IRON-LINED WOODEN PUMPS.
No hotlcr Pumps In Ihe market.
LAMPS, 0IIANDM.IKR8, LANTKRNP,
LAMP FLUKS, of all kinds,
LAMP FIXTI'REH, At.
All al lowest prloes. ' ' 1-1174
Prcaqttrialr Hirerl, Phlllpebni-a;, p.
Statute
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF TUB GREAT
REDUCTION OF PRICES I
IV ft. PORTER Ml AW, II. 1. (4.
IMPORTANT TROTHS!
ir.vln succeeded In aettinc lighter tariff oa
material, bence the lots and e.eder(s charge for
partial and full eats or Teeth. I nee the best
manufacture of toeth and other material. All
e parationa registered and warranted to (ire ser.
vloe and satisfaction.
Friends, refloet that mjr charges for the loser,
tion of artificial and tbe sarlng of th. natural
teeth are now tbe most reasonanie in rennsjirania.
Preserve jour teeth and Toe preserre Tour health.
I.nin of the natural teeth In a health, pre-
serratlra and useful condition la made a specialtjr.
Diseases and maliormaiionseommonio tne moutti,
law and associate parts, are treated and corrected
with foir success, hiamlnatlons and consulta
tions THKK.
It would be well for pationta from a distance to
let me know bj mall a few dajs before coining
i. !. office.
It ia eery important that children between the
ages of six anil twelve jroeri should bar. their
teeth exemineu.
Anesthetic! are administered and Teeth re
moved without pnin. ....
Dispositions and character are judged by all
the world by I be expressions of Ihe face, hence
how very disastrous may It therefore be for per
to indule-e an einressioa of distorted features.
even apart from a hygienie view. Now, to enjoy
natural (not aruuoiaii eomiuris mu pleasures,
re.noct and obey natnral simplicities and instinct.
V a 11..UTUU elf. U7 tk I. a
p. rviw ..ii.. " . f. ... ...
Office In New Masonic Building, Heeond street,
Cleartild, Pa. meyM'jl
DENTAL CAED.
Dti. A. M. HILLS
VI.' I.l .a,.. In IsIb isf inla anil Ik ....
lie Koiiernlly, that, having dissolved partnership
wiib Dr. Hbaw, he Is now doing the ontira wort
Of till Oince nimseii, mat iniivnp iktwju uui trmr
being put nndnr tho hands or any otnir operator.
J. M. STEWART, D. D. S.,
Office over Irwin'i Drug Stor,
CURWEXSVrLLE, PA.
All dental operation!, either In the mechanical
or operative branch, promptly attended to and
atisfaotion guaranteed. (Special attention paid
to the treatment of diseasea of the natural teeth,
gam and mouth. Irregularity of tbe teetb suc
ccBf fully corrected. Teeth extracted without pain
by the use of Ether, and artificial teeth inserted
of the best itiittcrial and warranted to render sat
liffecHon. april26"71:lyi
yiNKG-AR HITTEIJS. .
PI RKLV VKOKTABLK.
FKEK FROM ALCOHOL.
DR. WALKER'S
CALIFORNIA
V I N K (i A P. r TJI?-P q
Dr. J. Walker's California Vinegar Bitters are
a purely Vegetable preparation, made ehieBy
from the native herbs found on the lower ranges
of tbe Sierra Nevada mountains of California,
th. medicinal proportiea of which art extracted
t herefrom without tbe us. of Alcohol. The ques
tion is almost daily asked, "What la the eause of
the unparalleled success of Y'lxioia Birraasf"
Oar answer Is, that they remove the eans. of dis-
mm end the nftliont recovers his health. TheV
are the great blood porider and a life-firing
principle, a perfect Renovator aad Invigorator
of the system. Never before is) the history of
the world has a mediein. been eompounded pos
sessing the remarkable qualities of Virioai Bit.
rsna in healing the sick of every disease man Is
heir to. They are a gentle Purgatlv. as well as
a Tonle, relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious Dis
eases. The properties of Dr. Walker's Vinegar Bit
ters are Aperient, Diaphoretic, Carminative, Na
tricioua, Laiatira, Diuretic, Bedativa, Counter
irritant, Sudorific, Alterative, and Anti-Bilious.
R. II. MrDONAI.D A CO ,
Druggisti and Gen. Apt.., Fan Francisco, Cali
fornia, and corner of Washington and Charlton
streets, New York. Sold by all Druggists and
Dealers. ootla'i-ly.
gTONE'S SAW GUMMERS AND
SAW UPSETS.
We have received tbe agency for the above and
will sell them at manufacturer's prices. Cell and
examine them. They are tbe best.
jel 71 JI. F. BIOLKR A CfX
t. a. ri.ii s. A. . an ts.
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
Agents ia Clearfield county for the rale of
K. IUTTF.R1C k A fV".
Fashionablo Patterns of Garments,
AM. STILE. ISO SIIK.
3:18 Market Hrert t'leartlld. Pa.
OUT AND SHOE MAKING.
J08KP1I II. DKKRINO. oa Market street, in
f lisw's Row, Clearleld. Pa., has Just received
Ine lot of French Calf Skint and Kips, th.
beat in the market, and is bow prepared toman
nfectura everything In hit liat. Ut will war
rant hit work te be at represented.
Th. eltisens of Clearfield and vicinity are
respectfully invited to give him call.
Work done at short nolle. . rl'7Sy
QRIST MI LL T N OTI CK !
1 toke this method of informing the public that
I have purchased the Cadwallader Uri.l Mill, had
it thoroughly repaired, and am now ready to
grind any kind of grain on short notice, in the
best manner. A share of yonr patronage if so
licited. Yours Respectfully,
O. H. FLEOAL.
Gilbert W. Fmaat, Miller.
Philipsbnrg, Pa., Dee. Iv-nat.
HOITSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
-Tho undersigned offer, for sale a valua
ble town property, In the borongh of Clearfield.
Lot 60x173, siti ate on Pine street, with a good
two story plank House thereon erected. Huns,
finished complete good eellar and good water.
Price reasonable and payments easy. For fur
ther particulars Inquire of Ihe subscriber. Pos
session given on short notice after sole.
I. G.BAHUER.
Clearfield, March IS, 1871.
FIRST CLASS BAKERY!
NOTICE TO JUFTMEN.
The subscriber hat fitted up a Irst-class Bskery.
and wishes to inform raftmen lhat he will supply
them wilh I1RKAD, FIKS, CAKK.4, Ac, en
reesonablo terms.
Bakery east end of bridge, near the "Lick,"
Clearfield, Pa.
marl8 . 1m JOHN CI'TLKR.
The Lightning Tamer.
TUB anderslgned are Ihe tol. Agent. In this
ennnty forthe"North American Oalvanited
LIGHTNING RODS." These are the ly safe
rods now In nse, and ar. endorsed by all tht
scientific men In the country.
W. hereby notify th. .itlsens r th. county
that we will pat them np a batter red, and for
lest money, than It charged by the foreign
agents who annnally traverse the (ounty and
carry of onr little task, nevsr to return,
ENCOURAGE nOMK LABOR.
Thost wishing Lightning Rods erected en
their buildings need but address as by letter, er
call in person. Wt will pal thsm ap anywhere
In theeounty, and warrant them. Tht Hodiand
futures tan n. eesa nt nay time ty tailing as
our store. H. T, BlttLKsl I'U.
Clearfield, March It, l7t-tf
JAMES E. WATSON & CO.,
RHAL KPTATR BROKERS,
i CLKAnrlbUU, l-anna.
II.,,,... and Officee to leL Collections nromtply
made, and first-olass Coal and Flre-Cley Lands
and Town property for tale. Oliloe la Western
Hotel Building (Id Hoot), Second ft, t;t J'r7