THE REPUBLICAN
CLEARFIELD, Ta.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNK , 1874,
Terms of Subscription.
If paid In advance, or within thru months ...11 00
If paid after throe aad before tli mouths..,,, i to
II paid alter tho oxplration of ill montbi... I 00
nnuuiou notickh.
Molhodlat Episcopal CliurchRev. A. D
Voi-iiu, Pastor. I'utilie Service tvery Sabbath
at iu a. n., ana 7t r. n.
Sabbath Sohool at A. M.
Prayer M initio! every Thumlar. at 74 P. M
Communion Sorvloa, Ant Sabhath of ortry
mnnin, ai tua a, m .
Presbyterian ChurchRoy. II. 8. Btm.in,
Sabbath services morning anil evening Hab
bath School at 8 P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednci.
day ovenlug.
Ht. 1'raiicls' Church Catliulir Her. P.
J. Slir.miu. Miua at 10) o'clock A. M on the
second and fourth Hundaye of each month.
Lutheran Church. Hot. A. J. llARTtoex
Preaching every Sabbath, morning anil evening,
Sabhath School at ( a, m. Prayer meeting ever
nctineauay eveuing.
"Cut-thronl" note will lie rnther
liaiariloul paper after the 41 h of July next. Dot
ler get them before.
ii at e em
Road our now itiheuisomonts tlii
wock. They are uumcroiia anil Impart Infnrma-
tion to every branch of bueineae.
Gen. Robert I'lonilnp-, ono of Wil
liarasport't old jtnil respected cltiiens, died In
that city on Saturday laal, lien. Fleming wa
well known to many of our rlliiena, anil hi
death will be regretted by llicui.
Up to Time. A bundlo of ton or
tttcWe copies nflhe Lttjialatire Beronl, containing
the proceedings of the Legliture for the 5th and
6ih days of May, mute to hand on the 30th of the
same month. The balance, we presume, will be
along about Hie 4th of July.
Vendue. An advertisement in this
Issue Indicates that the Adtniniatrator of the
estnte of the late Judge Willhelm will dispose ol
a lurge amount of peraonal property on Sntimlay,
the 13th day of June, at the lule residence of the
deceased, in Graham township.
Ashessob Appointed. Mr. Tliomns
.Leonard, Assessor of (lirard township, having re-
moved to West Clearllcld, ranaed a vacancy in the
office of Aaaoaaor In the tonnahip indicated. The
County Commiasionera have appointed Mr. Mitch
ell h'hope to fill the vaoancy.
To-morroy is the time and liollo-
fonte the place, for the great re-union of the Pcnn-
aylvania Kcacrvee. (len. B. W. Crawford li lo
deliver tbo oration. The village on Spring creek
will be in a b!aie of glory. Hut few corporation!
like it in the Stats for age.
A grand bull will tnko place in Pie's
Opera Ilouaeon rriuay eventog, July 94. Alana
geri 0. D. Morrell, J. L. I.eavy and A. W. Wal
tera. The hop is for the benefit of the Park
Aaaociation, and wo hope It will prove largely
remunerative. Lovers of dancing should engage
their partners early, as no doubt the girls will all
be picked up long before the time.
Ai.l ItiuiiT Again. Tlio robcllion
which had broken out on the Low Grade Railroad,
and which resulted in the stopping of all
trains on that road last week, was finally compro
mised on Saturday and the trains commenced
making regular trips on Monday. The officers of
the Allegheny Valley road settled with and paid
nearly all their employes, or made satisfactory
arrangements for doing so at an early day.
fc- m mm
Three at Once. Wo lou'rn that
Mrs. Silos Stugarts, of Woodward township, gave
birth to triplets on Thursday, the 28th nit., two
boya and one glr!,'tbe smallest one weighing soren
pounds. All are doing as well as can be expected
under the circumstances. It is very evident on
every hand, notwithstanding the tightness of the
times, that the population of our county is greatly
on the increaae.
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Tate's Furniture Story. Brother
Tate of the Wiiliamsport Shu, relatra the follow
ing fact :
"It la well after all for our farmers to know
that there ia some virtne in sawdust. A contem
porary mentions that a near-sighted hen which
mistook sawdust for Indian meal, ate heartily
thereof, then laid a nest full of wooden knobe, and
in three weeks hatohed out a set of parlor furni
ture." .
Tt la a little tough, but then he la an old man
and evidently knows all about II.
HEnisrERiNQ Voters. Tho .Regis
try law requires the several Assessors in each
county to take up the list of voters on the first
Monday of June annually, and proceed to make
a complete enrollment of all the voters in each
borough and township, striking off the names of
all who may have removed from the district since
the last aaeeasment, or who may harj died, and
odd thereto the names of all who may hare re
moved Into the distriot since the last aseeaanient
was made. Last week the County Commissioners
sent a eopy of the list of voters to each Assessor
in the connty for the purpose Indicated, whose
duty it is to proceed and make the enrollment at
once'and make relnrn of their work to the Com
missioners' office at as early a day as pnwsihle, not
later than the first day of July.
A IU'sy Session. Court opened pre
cisely at 10 o'clock on Monday morning, with the
new Assistant Law Judge, Orvia, and Aaaociate
Judges, Foley and Read, on the bench. As but
few Jurors and witnesses seemed to be present, the
argument liat waa proceeded with until 12 o'clock,
when a reevi was lis ) until I o'clock, r. a. Af
ter tho opening of court in (he afternoon, the liat
Constables of was called over, and twenty-eight
answered and made their proper return. The
liat of jurora waa next called when nearly all
answered, after which several causes were tried
and court adjonrncd at ft o'clock, r. M., nntil 8J
o'clock on Tueadny morning. The balance of the
proceedings will be given In our next. The new
Judge adapts himself right well to the change
which has come over him since he last appeared
in our court-room among lawyers and elients at
the bar.
A Lightning Ron Case Another
Wnrting. At the preaent term of oourt there
waa triad the cast of Baltics A Webster against
John A. Miller. In the summer of 1871, a com
pany of men passed through this section of coun
try vending and putting up lightning rods ; also,
representing themselves to bo agents of am
Kleetrlonl Inanrance Company. They represented
to our farmers that by giving a note they would
be required to pay the Interest on It for the term
of five years, then have It returned paying only
that amount for the Insurance and the lightning
rods thrown In. They succeeded In procuring
from Mr. Miller and others negotiable notes.
These notes were endorsed by the payee and ear
ried to Oirard, Penne , where they were sold to
a Ranking House conducted by the plaintiffs.
They, the plaintiffs, supposing the notes to have
beon fairly obtained, paid about eighty eenta on
the dollar for them. Ilia Honor, Judge Orvia,
held upon this showing that the notes being nego-
tlsble and having pnaaed Into the hands of Inno
cent holders must be paid by the makers that
when one of two Innocent persons must suffor It
muat be blm who sets In motion the Instrument
by which the Injury was aconmpllshed. ' This, no
duuht, Is a proper exposition of the law, and thli
ease la a warning to our people to patrnnlie home
men and home Institutions whose reputations
have become established, and to shun all travel-
ing speculators Clinton Drmoeral.
Cremation of raterplllera Is snggeated as
opportune Juat now. Tliay hare not yet gone on
their predatory excnralona hot ere snaking prrpe
tlons In the nests for the drraataling work.
The estate of Cul. Philips, deoeased, Is con
sidered worth nothing. Previous to bis death he
was President of the Allegheny Valley Railroad
and supposed to be worth two million dollars.
Williamsport had another lumber fire laat
week. Nearly 140,000 worlb of lumber was da
slroved In the yard of Ganet Tlnaman. The bam
attached, te the Dickinson Seminary was also
burned, together with a horse and spring-wagon
All th work of Incendiaries.
Butt or Township Omenta.
Those Interested should not Iota tight of the foot
that a law bat been pasted by the legislature re
quiring tho auditor! or the several townships,
boroughs and eltirs, Immediately after their an
nual meeting on tho first Monday la June, to
advertise In ont or more oounty papers, an Item
ised annual statement of the receipts and expendi
tures of the borough eounells, road commissioners,
supervisors, overseers of the poor, and school
directors, for the year preceding the annual settle
ment for thtlr respective district. Bald adver
tisements art to bo published within ten days
after tuch settlement) and further, It shall be the
duty of said auditors to file a eopy of the same
with the Iowa clerk, is their respective districts,
and also with tht elerk of quarter sessions, whioh
will be at all timet subject to Inspection by tny
oltlseu thereof. Provided, that where two of said
offices shall be exercised by the same persons only
ont statement shnll be required. Also provided,
that nothing in thli act shall be construed to In
terfere with the present law, which requires annual
statements of the receipts and expenditures of the
borough councils, road eoiuuilssloncra,aupcrriaore,
overseen of the poor, and school directors, to be
advertised In the dally and weekly newspapers
published in the respective localities. For neg
lecting or refusing to comply with this act the
auditors shall pay a One of $20 to be recovered by
law, aa debit of a timilnr amount are recoverable,
by auit instituted In the name of the school direct
ors on the complaint of any tax-paying elliien
Said penally to be paid Into tht school treasury
of the district. Harriibnrg Patriot.
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Lint of letters remaining uncliiimod
In the Postnface at Clearfield, for the week endint
June lat, inn :
Aahmead, Mra. Win.
Alluma, J. M
Rrady, Mist Louisa
Carey, M.
f hurcherl, George
Cramer, Mra. Louie J.
Dickey, (leorgo W.
Dickaon, John C.
Day, Mra. Catherine
Gordon, Henry
Ilutton, Emery
Irvin. A. II.
Jones, Wm. U. D.
Juhna, Henry .
Kaultnan, Samuel I,.
Kepler, J. M.
Loy, Milton R.
McGuay, John
MoInla.Jnhn
Marah, Mra. Samuel
Moody, Williauj
Maloney, Jatnea B.
Murpbcy, Edward (2)
Prideaux, W. 11.
' Petere, Mra. Fannie
Rice, Willinin
Raffertv, J. R.
Reed, L. C.
Shoiuaker, J. F.
Shaw, Sornh A,
Vachon, Julea
Willaon, Laura J. (2)
P. A. UADLIN, I'
M
-The next annnal meetingnf the Grand Lodge
of Odd-Fcllows will be held at Wiiliamaport.
. Specials.
William Reed la receiving an aaaortment cf new
Dreaa Gooda at tho Keyatone Store.
We direct the attention of our readera to the
advertiaement of Juhn P. Irvin, Curwenaville,
who baa become tho successor ot K. A. J) W. D.
Irvin in the "Corner Store," and will no doubt
keep up the reputation of that old and veil estab
lished buaineaa emporium.
T. M. Robinson rtnlla the -attention of fanners
and others attending court, to hit atock of Har-
neaa, which ho it ottering at rates that must in
sure ita apeedy sale. .
Uuaineat is lively at the Keystone Store, as the
goods are so cheap people are bound to buy.
Tnn Pt.Ara to Bur. The place to buy is at
the new Hard ware and Tin ware establishment
of Watson, Nichols A Co., Curwensvllle, who have
made a new departure in that line ot trade, and
will no doubt command the respect and trade they
are entitled to from the public, xneir advertise
ment In this Issue. particularly aoians ineir dusi-
ness. Read it, and then go and examine Ibeir
atock.
Tun New Finn. Elsewhere will be found the
advertisement of the firm of T. J. Hubbard A Co.,
who hare launched their bark on the business
sea. The members or tins nrm are practical men
in fact experts, In their line of business, whicb
will enable them to make exceedingly liberal
offers to their natrons. Look for the big sign,
and then drop in and look at things and satisfy
yourselves.
Storu ron Bali. As Indicated in our adver
tlainsT columns, there is a rare opportunity offered
to parties who wish to embark in the mercantile
ouatnesa, at tne nouriantng village oi noouiana.
The Park races coming off soon, it behooves
those who Intend to participate to be preparing
their harness, saddles, ac, lur tne occasion, i.
U. Robinson la fully competent to give aaaiatanoc
in thia matter, and haa a large stock of all neces
sary articles to select from.
Have yon seen the tint Harness at the New
Saddlery of Craia A Milton, next door to the
eystone Store r
The beat Harness in this country is tnsde at
Crain A Mitton's New Saddlery, and sold cheaper
than it can be bought In the oity.
Bi'soiti Fon Balk. R. Newton Shaw keeps a
full supply of Fredonia Buggies and Plattorm
Wagons for sals. To be seen at tho Shaw House
yard. Call on or address him at Clearfield Penn
sylvania. maylJ-tf.-
INPLATION! INFLATION I
James Kerr A Co.. regardless of tht aotloa of
tin President, are inflating, and hart Inflated
their already large atock of Clothing, until It now
trabraoea the finest assortment of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods In any retail store in Pennsyl-
ram, ueiow nicaee nou reouoea prloe list of
iow ui me amuies emuraoea in ineir stock!
MEN'S COITONADK Bl'ITS, ONLY t 00
MEN'S CASSIMKRH SUITS, ONLY 8 00
MEN'S ALL-WOOL CASS. SUITS, 10 00
MKN'8 FINK II I. UK MAG, SUITS, 10 00
YOUTHS' Bl'ITS, to 20 00
CHILD'S FINK BLUE CLOTH SUITS, I 00
CHILD'S FANCY DIAG. SUITS, 10 00
CUILDREN'S SUITS, all prices, fr 1.50 to I 00
Ulnbrellaa. Silk, Gingham, Cotton a large
anu nne assortment.
Hosiery. Fifty dotena Lisle Thread. Silk
Cotton and Kngllsh super-stout hose, which will
oe sum at from o cents up.
Hlllrta. Our stock of thirls is lane and eom.
plele, embracing the Univorssl, Preaih Percale,
Cotton, Caiaiuiero and colored Sblrtt, in great
variety.
Wo would aay to our customers that having
oougnt goout at 10 per cent, leas than heretofore,
we are prepared to sell them at prices that will
really aatoniah everybody. Call early and tee for
yourtelvea. JAMES KKHH A CU.
Old Wealern Hotel Corner, Clearfield, I'a. 20
. FROM DRUGGISTS.
There it no eaae of Dyapopaia that Green
Auguat Flowor will not euro. Come to the Drug
more ol u. v. Watson, tiuarneid, fa., and In
quire about It. If you suffer from Costiveness.
Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Liver
uomplaint, or derangement or the system. Try
it. iwo or tnroe doses will relieve you.
Roschee'a German Syrup is now sold in every
town and city in the United Slates. We have not
less than fire hundred lottcrs from PniKclsts.
saying it is the best medicine they oyer told for
Consumption, Throat or Lung disease. Regular
site 73 cents, aug20 73y
Montour Slate Paints, for naintina- houses in
side and outside Cottages, Farm Buildings, Ao,
Buautiful, durable and economical. Ground in
pure Linseed Oil,
my2S'73 II. F. Rioxau A Co
IHnrrUd.
In Pike tuwntblp, May 21st; ls74, ly Rev
jrhsn is. lui'Mn, at me resilience or tho bride
father, Mr. WILLIAM 11. LAIIUHKHY, of Ma
honing, Indiana county, and Miaa F. FLLA
UAILKl, of Pike township, Clearfield eounty.
On Saturday, May 2.1d, 1871, by Roy. A. E
FriTox, Mr. ALFRED W. lKMlVER. of lira-
naniton, I'lcaruelit county, and Miaa ALICE II.
lll-.i - r. 11, or llrookville, I'a.
In Dell towi.ali.n, Thuredav, Mtr 14th. 1 874. of
ftongutioii of the lung, JOHN BELL, ion of
riAMfTo.v MEM,, IBM 1ft rear. 8 mo nth i uml 19
day.
At (lie residence of her ton. Joai I. Hloom. In
Piko township, on Tiiendftv. JUt 2th. 1S74,
HT8ANNAH 11 LOOM, wife of John Hloom, de
Mated, ftged 85 year, 11 moulhi and 24 dnyi.
Markets.
Clearfield Markets.
Ci,tARriRt.n, Pa., June, 2. 1S74.
Hoiisa ron Rax?. A new houae, containing
x rooms, with good cellar underneath. Apply
to the undcrsif nod at his furniture warerooms.
mayO JOHN ut l.lL'H.
If yon need Harness of any kind, don't fail to
II and sea home made work at the New Sad
dlery of Crain A Mltton, wnere yon can buy war
ranted work at wholesale prices.
Competition defied at home or abroad In the
prices and quality of Gold, Silver or Rubber cov
ered Mounted Harness, at Crain A Milton's New
Saddlery, next door to Keystone More.
Wood and Willow Ware of all descriptions for
sale by II. r. Bigler A Co.
Clearfield Wood-
Anplos, green, POQi 1 25 .Hogs, dressed
Dried, V Ih UM'Hides, green
Apple butter, gal, 76 llama 00f,i
butter 110 (4 40 Shoulders.-... 10(h) 1
Beans $0 0ll(ui 1 00 Sides.. 00(a) 121
Buckwheat..: 1 00 Lard 12(a) li
Ruckwheat flour lb, i Mess pork, V bbl.,.20 00
Reef, dried- 25 Oat (15
Reef, fresh.... 9($ 10 Onion 2 00
Boards, M 12 00(u 14 ll Potatoes to (A 1
0orn,shelled 1 10 Peachea, dried, lb.. 13
Corn, ear 00(7$ 00 Plaater, bbl...... 1 00
Corn meal, 1 aack, 05 Rye. 1 10
Chop, p cwt 2011(3 2 30 Raga, ft lb 2
Cloreraoed. 7 00 Salt, aack.225( 125
Cheese 22 Shlngles.18 in. 4(5 00
Cherries, lb. l(it) IH Shingles,2 inlJQO 10 00
umcaens, urad, id, i-'l t imothy seed 0 0"
Eggs . 211 Tallow l!t
Flaxseed. 2 00 Wheat. 1 74
Flour 0 OOfcJ 0 00 Wool 40
Hay 00 0ll(ai20 no Wood, W cord...-. 4 00
1'eiinaylviiiilaltntlrond
TYRONE ol CLEARFIELD BRANCH.
ON and after Monday, NOV .Id, 187.1, the
Pasaenger Traina will run daily (except Sun
days) between Tyrone and Clearfield, at followt
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LBAVB SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield. 1.40, r.
Philiptburg iM,
Osceola 4.50,
Tyrone 0.00,
Tyrone O.SO.A.u.
Osceola... 10.40, "
Phllipeburg... 10.65, '
Clearfield .....1 1.60,
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
I.
Clearfield 6.40 A. .' Tyrone 7.00 r.w.
Pbillpaburg.. 0.36 " Intersection... T.12 "
Osceola 0.50 ' Osceola 0.10"
Intersection.. 7.48 " I Philipsbarg ...8.24 "
Tyron 8.00 " Clearfield, ar...t.20 "
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellefonte, Pa ..
Lock Haven.,
Wiiliamaport.
Huntingdon
Lewistown..
Marysville
UARRIHBURG..
$2 05
, 2 70
, 8 00
, 1 80
20
4 60
4 75
Middletown $5 00
Marietta 6 60
Lancaster t 86
PHILADELPHIA 7 05
Altoona 1 06
Johnstown.. 2 80
PITTSBURG 6 16
Close eonnoctions made by all trains at Tyrone
and Lock Haven.
S. S. BLAIR,
myl7-tf. Superintendent.
Axaa. Seventy-five dosen
choppers Axes at
V:Z0:7Z. n. X. Iiiui,r.r at i-w a.
RkaoThis ! Persons who contemplate building
ill do well to call and examine our stock of
HILDING MATERIALS. Wo hare In slock a
full line of Builders' Hardware, Nails, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Putty, Calcined Plaster, Ac.
ni)'2 7;l li. r. utai.tn lo.
A full line of Household Goods, Japanned Ware,
c, tor sale by II. F. Bigler A Co.
BoARnana Wahtro. Two or three day hoard
ere can he accommodated In a private family.
Boanlini snod and chargea reasonable, for
further information apply at this office.
Notku to Waoosi Asn Carriaor Marrs. We
are lust received a ajeneral assortment of Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also a full line of Springs
and Axles, which wa offer cheap for eash.
it. r, niui.r: io.
-a large assortment at II. f. Big-
Bird Cages
ler A Co.'s.
Baws. Dlstan's Cross-cut Saw, Great American
Saw, Boynton'a Lightning Saw, at
0-25-72 It Jlini'RH lo s.
II. F. Biiler A Co. have been making extensive
add t ons to their stock or Hardware tne laat lew
daya. Everything new In Shelf Hardware, Sad-
i , i 1 V - II I 11 .. I hi...1
ten SlSkrawnrv, A-arumm ...... ---", . -
Hardware, and Hardware of all kinds, can be ae-en
at their atore. May 22.
R. R. Wheelbarmwa, Baby Carrlagea, Toy Ex
press Wagons and Wheelbarrows, at
I Tl 0 11. A I ' . ' -
myZB 1.1 S-. Ulltl.Kn vo
Juat received, a large lot of non-exploalre
Lamps and. Lanterns at
a-26-72 ll. iiioi.(r a co t.
Calcined Plaater for sale by II. F. Bigler A Co.
Paixtr Ann Paivrr' Firihros. Our stock
of Paints and Painters' Materials is complete, in
cludim J. T. Lewis' Pure White Lrsd. John l.u
eas A Co'a Pure While Lead. F. R. A Co's Buck
Load, and a number of cheaper brands of n hits
Lead; also, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Varnlaheaof
II kinda, a full line ol urui.nea, anu a tun nneoi
colore, dry aad In Oil. -
myZ8 73 11. uiflLH in,
RECAPITULATION.
Rlrd Cagea.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Houaohold Goods.
All kinds of Hardware.
Japanned Wart.
Paints, Oils, Varnishes.
Calcined Plaster.
Wainn and Carriaa-t Makers' supplies.
All of the above for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware Store of II. F. Bigler A Co., Second ttreet,
Clearfield, Pa. It
Save Timet Save Labor! Have Money) Bare
Clothes I The" Novelty Wringer" is the host In
the market. Buy lt try It.
For salt by H. F. limtRt A Co.
Paints. Oils and Verelahet for (alt by II, F.
Bigler A Co.
Fast I Fata I Fata t Amomtht many prepn
rations that wt bavt for Cought, Colds, Croup, or
any throat or lung difficulty, none of them are
equal to Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horohouud. If yoa are afflicted, call at our
store and we will give yoa a sample bottle re o
eanryt i igraie i tiartswick Irwin, 'Jleartieid
noil, nnoueiaa a noil, wa laceton i II. K. till
Hams, Wllllsst'l Grove. March ll-ly.
pi'BLlC SALR.
There will he exioml to tnthlio ) at the
late roiiidenre of Jacob Willhelm, deceaaed. In
Graham townohin. Clearfield count t. Pa.. on Mat.
unlay, the Mill day of Juiiis'lMT I, the fol
lowing property, to wit : One bone, one now,
three head of young cattle, two hoga, sixteen
iherp, on buggy, nne let of harneni, one bub
led, one elder mill ( II iokok'n), two Mt of chain,
two tablrf. one atand. cook fltova. parlor itora.
bureau, clock, bcdteadn and bedding, diihei,
earpet, erorki, rani, jan, tie., with a lot of house
hold and kitchen furniture not naneasary to men
tion.
Rale lo commence at 9 oYlock, it, an. on said
day, when terms will he made known by
mj-2ll-;U W. U. WIM.MKLM, Adm'r.
1874.
1874.
UNDER FULL SAIL!
THE
KEYSTONE
TO THE FRONT!
Headquarters for Dry Goods!
Am opening my second large spring and mm.
rner stock of Foreign and Domestic
DRY GOODS,
Carpels, Oil Cloths,
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES,
ttV., dr., dV.
The prlcet will bt tuch as will not be el celled
by any other place in tht Plate. Call and see
for yourselrta.
WM. REED,
mar25 Second street, Clearfield, I'a.
QIIANGED HANDS.
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would respectfully notlfr tht nubile a-enerall
that he hat purchased J. 8. Shower's Grocers
Store, In Shaw's How, where he intends keeping
a full line of
GROtFsRIEN.
JIAMR, DRIED BKKF and LARD.
SUGARS and SIRUPS, of all grades.
TEAS, Green and Black.
COFFEE, Roasted aad (Ireen.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CwfV'f: M'RVITS,
All kinds la the market.
PICKLES, in Jars and barrels.
SPICES, in every form and variety.
AM, KIND OK f R ArkKRN.
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
.DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil and ' Lamp CMmaeyj.
FAMILY FLOUR,
And a food assortment of those thlnra nauallv
kept ia a grocery store, which he will oichangt
iur hwkvuub; at sue maraci pnoea.
Will tell for cash as aheaply as aay other one.
Please vail aad set his stock and ludn br
youreeu.
JOHN McOAI'GHKV.
Clearllcld, May 17, 1674.
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TREASURER'S SALE
OF
UNSEATED LANDS
riearfleU County, Pa., for 187) and 187
Najoo It hereby given, in pursuance of aa Act
of Aejembly approved the 12th day of Juno, A.
D. Hi, entitled "An Act to amend an Aot di
retliife tht modi of telling UnaeaUid Landt la
Clearfeld county," and tbt tevoral auppleinentt
luerat), intra will lie esnoaea to tela or outcrv.
at the Court House, In Hie borough of Clearllcld,
on tit SECOND MONDAY, 8th day of J INK,
A. v.an74, tnt following iracta or pieott or un
teatee) landt in said counfy, for taxes dut and
uopaaj, riti
nercana.
and Jlalrs.
As. fVr. Warmnttt,
60 Frederick Ilubley 40
II John Mailer It 00
VD Frederick llowuan. li 80
Ui Philip Mysencopo M 81
8t 80 Michael Muster If)
410 John Brady.- (8 il
100 William Brady 11 80
Ml J. Illair and K. Illalr. 84 80
IV) Juhn Whltmer 6) 00
140 Henry Whltmer 61 68
181 William Wilson 24 84
184 Jacob King 80 40
104 John Gibson 14 91
116 71 Robert Wilson 40 01
4.13 T 6 J William Gray 118 80
4.13 iliS John Millar 08 80
SO I 80 John Holland 4 84
101 110 Pour (Jets 18 14
04 I III Jeremiah Mosber. 10 84
418 16S David Barton 49 40
SAOl Jacob King 81 66
174 Adam Myseooope 80 61
1781 47 Jeremiah Mother 80 00
100' Keaggy 11 80
140 Wm. a? John Brown 18 10
4.1J 15S Frederick Beates 68 61
IH 87 Thomas Ilillmjlon. II II
L 10 1 ' John Dean 10 26
3.10 16.1 Martin Fout II.)
Jacob Mutsertmith 28 11
1.10 L. D. Weld 1 1 73
60 .laoob Fauts. 11 40
111 Thomas Groom ! 64
Bell.
M. At. Vr. IKarrnntee.
42i8 1000 Henry Beck- M78 00
t!0 600 " " 816 00
67M 1000 " " . 878 00
6620 600 " 178 40
427 110 1 " " 80 14
6010 101 100 " 41 68
6610 100 " 80 24
6610 116 " " 48 68
6618 101 " 60 00
42S7 79 120 ' w 6 64
676 1000 " " 161 (10
4H6. 606 ' . 111.1 20
42S0 600 ii 1,13 .a
61118 606 Nicklin A Griffith 1.10 VI
Wt 07 " " 21 06
4217 03 7 Henry Beck. 28 14
6610 101 98 12 68
6VII6 101 82 Nicklin A Griffith 81 08
6610 160 118 Henry Beck- ! 40
4286 100 " " 3d 24
4287 400 " " . lil 20
4287 ll'O " " .10 14
4H7 208 ' 1 44
61118 60 " 8 30
6610 111 " 16 11
6619 241 20 ' " 91 14
Bloom.
n
ur
ItOCEItlES!
NEW STORE,
Oppoaltt Pott OBeo.
New Goods! New Prices I
LEATHER 13REAST-STHA IS
SI'PKRSKDED TIV
I'OVIiKT'H PATIINT MKTAM.IC
BREAST HOLD-BACK
- ' Mfuloor tlltUft MllllfMl- j
)ilo Iron, ittd littUiobfij
to tli Haraei by the bout
Hntip ever Inventfd. It
lit miily nnd quickly put
on, and prrrontK the
whipping of the hot-ten
Ii j tli pole. Vot lUblo
to it out of rvpnir.
Will )at for yoftm. All
we ftnk in ft Tntr trial, tn
pan vine all pnrtiee ut
lnj( them that they arc
uniurpMncd in value for
I ho pnrpoM for which
they are intended.
HACKKTT k BCIIRYVER.
Cloarfleld, April Ift, 1B74.
AN I EL GOODLANDRU,
MTTURIlKBIiRO, PA.,
Dealer in
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
IIOSIERT k (J LOVES,
HATS k CAI'ft nnd BOOTS k 8HOEK,
Tdtftico( Grocertet and Fiph, Nnlln, Hardware,
yue-nwiM and iiiaxfiware, Men and
floyft' CliUtln(t. DniKfl, Painlf,
OilK, Hrhnol Hd-.kn,
a largo lot of Patent Medicine. '
CftftdlM, Nuta k I) rlrd Frnit, ChefM and Crark
tri, Hnrk and Rifle Powder,
Flour, Grain nnj 1'otntocfl,
Clorer and Timothy Seed,
Sole TtPnfhcr, Morooooi, Llntngn, Binding and
inroad, rnoeniakerr Joolt ana
Shoe Finding.
No greater variety nf gooda In ftny itore In the
oounty. All for ala very Inw for eavh or country
produce at the Cheap Corner. Aug. 27, 187.1
pOKTAGE NAIL WORKS.
M'NUAKH VILt.K, BLAIR Co., I'A.,
NAILS!
Tli abora works belnj again op.rsl.il ly tht
unil.rtigned, offer to the trade a lull supply of
their luttly celebrated nails at tne lowest prie
JOHN MIIBHKliMAN,
Dnncantrlllt, March 18, 1874,-Sm
CHOICE LINK OF TRAM.
OOLONGS,
JAPANS,
IMPORTED,
VOUNO HYSON,
ENGLISH BHRAKFAST
Purest In Marksl.
BUTTER AND KUC.M
Will be kept and told at flret entt. Cash said
ior vnnniry rroiine.
HERMAN CHERRIES,
Tl'RKKY PRUNES,
PRRSERVKD PEARS,
. rniLAtiELPHIA RAMS
KlttH.
Maekerel, Ltkt lltrrlna;, Cod, Ac.
PICK.LKH.
Ilarrel Pieklss and Eat Hah Plrklet. '
FI.OUR AND VEED.
Flour, Corn Heal, Oat Meal, Ac.
fel3'74 LTTLI A MITCHELL.
Turpentina,
Painta,
Oils,
Nails,
(Haas,
Putty,
KRATZER & LYTLE
J WILL SELL YOU
French, Richards & Co.'s
Buck Lead
AND
Calcined Plaster
A'o. Ae. Per. n'arrantse.
SH10 M Roberts A Fox $24 84
tm 304 " ' 7.1 44
Hell 0 " " 74 30
NM 7 " " Jl no
J004 380 ' " 124 20
bm 0.1 Nlehlin A lrirfith..... ID 10
mt " 4H o
321 J. W. Smith 2i (2
iil M A. K. WriKht. IK
4020 470 04) W. 8. Roberts.. 17 00
3011 111 Roberts A Fox ID JO
JJBII 100S it " 81 00
3016 100 Jacob Bllger IS 20
307 Darid Imn (cat.) 2.111 22
H.1 John P. Hale 36 62
3011 -10 Roberta A Fox. II 10
220 A. L. Toaier 108 00
so Milton L. Mrl'lnr..... 20 00
Ar. Ptr. Warranttt.
411ft
413
440
420
420
100
131
234
427
70
427
427
i
40
20i
100
404
427
1110
6
216
4U6
Ar.
124
lot
160
i;t
100
256
m
48
36
100
103
64
mo
ti
ti
4r.
is:
8.
I
A'o.l
40K'
34
6861
587?
tU
.881
6884
25
811
Wi
IDS
IVIlil
"I
1001
IlllJ
J.'.fO
low
n
116
m
r
110
76
1ST
II. B. Drinker ).' 64
William MeCormiek 6 08
Nancy Boggs 66 44
, 63 76
, JS 76
, 16 80
, II 84
, 89 66
6 72
6 10
, 63 76
. 63 76
, 16 06
8 40
, 34 46
10 66
67 20
. 71 46
, 11 60
. II 06
36 13
. 60 40
Per.
Si
Nathaniel McDonald.
John fiyere.
Barbara Snyder
Ooorjro Hortman
Joseph Drinker
Miohael Kunkl.
Heait? F u Hr... i ......
Feorge Ayera
William Trontman.
Riehard Thomas......
Barbara finyder
Thomas Smith.
John Kephart.
Blair McLanahaa.,..
Jones Steinheiser
John Hosier
Richard Waplo
Wataoti A Muson
John Kesn
Bradford.
fee.
Jib
1611
3613
8614
mi
6602
6603
6604
VERY CHEAP.
Immense atoek oa hand.
Cle.r6.ld, Pa., April 1, 1874. Sr.
JEAD THIS !
House, Sign and Ornamental Painting,
The undersigned, haying ttirted to twlng his
own brush, retpeotfullj offers his serrlett to tht
eitlxeni or Ultarneld and rloinity at a House
Sign and Orntmental Painter.
Paper Hanging and Dieting done oa tht short
ttt notloe, frith neatneat and deanatch.
All work done with tare, aad at prices to lull
tne limes.
Shop on Market street, onpeaito tht Alio
gheny House. J. L. KRAULE.
April 1, 1874. 6ra.
T)INK, WHITE A ROAN LININfl SKINS-
J joai reeeirto ano tor tais ny
April 16, 187.
II. F. IIIULRR A CO.
HORSES FOR SALE. A pair o?
wtll matched brown mares, young.good alia
desirable farm or drangnt loam, witk now haraaat
complete. Also two Mitchell Wagons. Terms
easy. WEAVER A BETTH. i
may 17 it. I
fcTOf ICEU Persons indebted to tho tabserib
ll or for terTieet rendered while aellng at'
enerin or viearneia oounty, are requetteoj to calk
at toy ofleo, la Pie'a Opera Uoase, aad mtlu
paymtnt, la tny abaenet from tht office, Mi.
A. U, Kramer will hart ebarge of my books and
it aalhorltod to rtteipt for ait. Persoai knowing
thetnttlTOt Indebted, by making prompt payment
wlU greatly oblige. J, J. PIE.
nprlll-lsj
Ae.
308
216
644
816
126
331
1110
77
1071
866
604
SV5
611
1..6
136
471
8.1
178
66
116
60
100
100
10A
6.'6
57
,160
183 '
14 A
143
Ac.
100
114
8.16
7
HI
114
160
424
103
847
621
3li0
824
811
108
1110
.113
66
Hugh Ely- $28 10
John Campbell 41 80
Ball A Buck 18 86
John Vengha 8 70
Martin Huston 14 16
Blair McLanahaa. 61 76
Andrew Petit 20 61
Matthlta Blaymaker.., I 74
Isaac Wilson 8 46
Francis West. 14 10
Jamea Duncan. 86 36
David Meant 13 60
Joseph fowell.. ......... ......... 14 10
Horatio L. Hale 10 84
John II anna.. II 76
Joha (1. Qray II 60
David Askey 28 08
Andrew Petit .. 30 48
Rrady.
Per, Warrantee.
William Klrkpatrlfk.... (68 00
Conrad Long 40 64
Jonathan B. Smith 167 41
Henry Wyeoff...., 105 66
61
Robert Curry
John Dunltp.....
Casper Blover....
Roberta A Fox...
...."..
Renjamin Ilenr
Casper Stertr
Casper Stever, Br
Qeorge Shaffer ,
J. W. Smith, w. part...
Charlet II. PreseotU....
Christian Lower...
Adam Wearer.
Josiah W. Smith.
Holopeter A Urubaker.
Kelly A Co
Wright A Darling
Roberta it Fox
, 76 16
67 80
17 .14
12 68
877 46
84 82
1.10 40
120 84
138 62
60 16
80 04
108 80
19 64
41 14
13 01
26 84
8 60
17 34
28 60
24 14
1.10 66
0 52
44 20
36 04
40 60
41 46
Per.
Iluriialde.
Warranter.
John Nieholson...
6S 76
74 88
121 76
, 38 40
. 83 40
76 86
171 86
278 84
67 68
128 6
til 68
180 60
104 40
207
148
140
164
130
848
100
41
146
Ar.
48
84
134
168
16
8
126
II
186
806
ino
126
18S
106
76
100
Per.
John Mailer.
Abraham Whitmer....
Casper Shaffer Jr....
Daniel Whitmer
John Hnbley
' Mary Roberts
Joha Treissler ,
Casper Shaffer..
Jeremiah Williamson.
Mary Crawford ,
Townsend Bpeekmaa.. 116 86
Robecoa Brown 114 66
Leonard llollis..'. .' 60 00
Fred Kuhn 80 00
Henry Roper, (Hogh
Riddle tract) 41 76
firaham.
Wormafes.
Thomat P. Cope,.
John Skyron
Joaeph Simont
Bernard Oratt,.
Per.
114
06
Joseph Henry
Charlet Hull
C. J. Allport.
Israel Cope ,
Cullrh.
tfarrtiNfr.
Qtorgt Mooro ,..,
Philip Olaralnger!....
John McCahaa
ii ii ,,.,
Lampblack
Benjamin Wilson
John Whltmer.
Pigott Shaw..
Oeorge Baker
Daniel Falkertoa
Pigott Bhaw.
Bd. Head
Benjamin Wilson
Richard Ruanlai
Rlchaid Athertoa,,.,
(no oo
10 60
170 00
101 60
81 00
1.11 06
60 60
16 60
18 00
16 30
161 li
H)6 10
111 Ii
146 76
, 61 66
31 10
,. I" 06
, 80 16
, 67 10
,. 4 96
, 94 06
, 61 16
. II 06
1
89 94
Ae.
1.13
416
109
100
431
Ibi
433
60
1110
208
200
433
433
4.13
4:13
366
140
88
271
411
234
180
87
88
246
12
200
43
100
160
74
116
111
A'o.
6368
6873
6374
6408
6369
6370
6410
6407
6378
6464
mi
6.177
1803
Per.
163
30
163
163
1J3
Chest.
lForrnnf...
Martha Worlngton $101 76
James Page. 00 84
Willlan Baoauiaa 76 80
John Boyd 24 00
Tnomae Hamilton mo oe
164
Ac.
78
1116
801
404
111
101
4U4
100
60
400
141
60
00
260
60
ll'O
146
400
200
100
76
301
264
100
47
Ae.
1.13
433
74
100
36
146
60
4.13
A'o.
6.164
6366
63113
6379
6371
6300
6.168
6364
6359
6356
6356
6376
6371
1024
43j2
6376
6353
6357
1830
1648
1800
3024
Ar.
1083
1100
1100
1100
1048
lino
1100
1000
483
826
283
11110
300
Per.
116
159
Jamaa Roas 74 40
John Cunningham 134 80
Charlea (lobin 14 40
Robert Fleming 67 80
Isaae Riobardaon 67 60
Jonathan Walker 67 60
John Cook 240 60
Jasper Kwlni 249 60
William Cook 149 60
Alex. Hunter.., 349 60
Isaac Kirk A Co 06 00
McCord tract 33 60
Joseph Piper 4 24
Ueorge Page. 1 114 16
Henry Pago...... 104 16
Jamea Noiile 104 16
Chriatian Rohren 109 44
John A MoPb.rron., 14 60
P. lllanohard. .,...,., 21 60
Miller A Chritt 99 81
" " 8 61
Mehaffy A Mitchell 76 80
Matthiaa Slough 219 60
John Brenenian 24 00
Joaeph MoMurray..., 16 00
Patrick Noble... 18 80
UnghBsntly 14 40
Joalah llaynot 110 24
Covington.
Per. H'arranfe..
(Iergt Head.... A $186 6t
" " 173 25
" " 178 25
" " 173 15
" 163 10
" 1.14 76
" " 173 26
" 157 60
" " 7S V6
61 10
64 95
173 26
17 06
No.
6409
6411
6412
6413
6406
6414
6405
14.10
1IIU7
IUA5
.1651
Ae.
1100
noo
747
1043
1100
11H6
167
239
89
860
121
60
127
700
' 68
74
61
167
146
700
Per.
17
KlHIlaus,
Warrant...
Ueorge Mead...
Morris A Stewart...
(leorge Mead
Jlorrie A Stewart. ..
Decatur.
rKarraef...
Thomas Edmundsen
Joseph Hamilton
Thomas lllllington..
tbarlea max.
Patrick Moore
Mary M'I,anahan.w
Ana M'Lanaban
Stacy W. Thompson
Mary M'Lanahan..
Robert Rainey
21 William Evan
Thomas Slewardson
'- John Drinker...
Joseph Matlock
Robert llaltsioger..
Daniel Kay
147 Thomas Edmundson.
Samuel 1'eniblinton
Casper Haines
William Hoover
David Stewart
Thomas P. Cope
Thomas Edmundson
John llolliday
Daniel W. MeCnrdy
Ferirueon.
Per. UarraMfee.
169 John Htmbright.
153 Oeorge Hott.
Ltwit Jordan
Abram Ogden
John Steiner.
Daniel Frank
John Oraff.
Benjamin Qibba
Clrard.
Per. Warrantee.
fleorge Mead
$38 60
, 66 00
, 176 00
181 66
64 00
, 60 00
120 00
30 00
15 00
180 06
145 00
.10 00
62 60
93 60
17 66
45 00
02 66
100 00
120 00
60 00
29 60
146 60
99 00
24 60
28 00
$75-7,6
, 187 20
, 19 20
24 00
7 68
45 12
9 08
. 187 20
Ae.
1066
751
1100
641
1083
1100
1048
1008
10IH)
1 1 110
1100
10H2
1100
408
708
II 00
1106
1 lint
161
181
187
110
.$108 46
. 76 60
. Ill 20
. 65 28
. 110 16
. Ill 20
. 110 84
. 103 36
, 102 00
. 112 20
. 113 20
. 110 16
. 112 20
, 41 48
. 162 62
, 124 40
. 224 40
" 224 40
Morrit Stewart. 6 80
" " 11 90
Frencla Bertho...
Justin Plubell....
Morria A Stewart..,
Ueorge Mead........
38 06
16 96
fioahen.
A'o. Ae. per. H'arraefee.
6313 663 Ueorge Mead $133 32
6817 into " ita at
6.118 1009 st 258 03
5319 1009 ' Ji8 03
6.120 1100 a 248 to
6331 1008 ' i- l.t 68
6823 1100 l;,8 60
5314 766 - 107 16
6.115 1000 - 14 60
6311 1000 " " 141 60
6.128 1100 ' 810 20
6334 1100 " , HI
6314 300 William Mapea. 2" 70
1012 438 Morrit A Stewart. 6123
1908 17 4 " " 20 68
lit 430 158 " " " 40 7
5324 1213 67 Oeorge Mead 343 10
6326 1100 " 810 21)
6327 1113 " ' 610 20
6329 1109 " 810 111
6330 11IIO " Jl, 26
6816 100 tt it , j
1023 632 Morri, A Stewart, 70 60
1011 1011 st u . u ,
W. A. Wallace 4 70
A'.
4001
6678
6674
6676
6066
5067
4236
4235
4809
4806
4235
4226
4229
41.10
6061
4809
8
1
II
10
12
14
16
4689
4001
4807
6061
6069
4231
4234
40116
6064
4235
42.16
4.108
4266
6679
6671
6671
6676
6077
6678
6677
6671
6876
6677
8689
1000
1110 1
3501
1988
4183
4263
4204
4109
4261
8603
3601
8600
3578
8576
8504
3607
8607
3684
8585
3604
5066
4103.
4266.
4264'
6679
261
7
II
IS
16
433
!8
wt
49
too
100
60
160
16
Ae.
42
141
141
1041
990
87
400
740
370
124
986
9lr
96
607
1113
10l
0
90
105.
91
86
92
VI
Mil
906
65
110
9011
900
:i3
626
023
810
376
101
250
600
116
889
1041
1041
847
647
147
1041
400
347
6llir
600
866.
1020
1089
000
90
OOlr
405
4.17
8ir
733
102ll
8681
686.
10201
1112m
806.
297
927
888.
927
1041
206.
601).
9.V
80.
I0.V
4
1 in
Per.
153
104
4.1
144
111
20
William Powers.,
Jamea Wilson...,
Wilhehn Willink....
James Wilson..
William Power
Hammond A Jones...
Reynolds nob. Nicklin
Willhelm Willink...
" ' ...
William Powers
James Wilaon
William Powers
K. Shoemaker...
Jamea Wilson...,
J0
86
17
.8.1
l
M
31
2
'66
10
151
10
. 60
.16
66
64
61
1.16
38
116
18
81
llnaton.
H'rtrTtHtlre.
Wilntlm Willink $137 76
Moore A Delaney 341 63
341 63
841 63
314 71
288 1.1
166 72
154 16
121 77
41) 69
323 08
824 72
816 62
166 05
364 90
82 80
31 16
29 62
34 44
29 62
27 88
311 .14
29 62
.12 80
324 12
16 04
36 08
324 74
324 72
!0tt 111
172 20
301 68
8117 60
123 00
83 21
81 00
164 00
" " 70 03
" " 141 10
lBuoreA Delaney 104 oo
" 841 6.1
" 00 6.1
" 179 17
" " 53 88
372 66
280 95
68 17
84 06
84 00
18 96
334 66
857 11
105 10
150 6.1
82 00
153 40
158 40
79 20
824 72
834 66
143 60
105 20
140 16
297 66
8.'I4 66
291 10
224 68
8.14 66
834 66
20.1 97
97 17
103 81
101 III
803 81
841 63
67 65
164 00
81 16
84
34 44
1 13
2 06
.10 68
Roberta A Fox ,
Jloore A Delaney.
21 Roberts A Fox
J.mre Wilson..
Roberts A Fox
William Powers..,
Jamea Wilson....,
Ae.
433
4:3
173
433
100
846
98
80
433
818
186
12
A'o.
6209
6300
6301
6301
6303
6304
6.105
6.106
6.107
6.108
6309
6.110
6811
6291
62V4
6205
6208
62U3
629
1006
2003
6293
62V6
6297
5206
5201
1905
1003
1007
IVI3
Ae.
.101
200
827
372
413
440
440
.1111
423
300
433
433
4.13
368
433
433
433
433
433
433
433
433
4.13
283
433
85
130
208
4117
217
231
136
196
19
137
400
38
97
7
269
210
a
96
136
63
440
406
484
406
Per.
163
163
163
161
163
163
Ac.
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
11O0
1100
1106
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1100
1 100
1100
374
830
88
1020
726
1167
1213
221
213
52
286
46
488
11011
74
17
241
37
Wlllard
Klioit
H'arraefes.
Benjamin Poultney.M
Israel Morris..
Martin I'errie
Isabella Jordan.
Henry Trout.
John Perrie..
John Bogle
Susanna Ward
William Hunter
John Doray..
Benjamin Poultney...
Nancy Koblaon
I.awrenre.
H'arrwnlet.
Ueorgo Mead..,
$226 66
" 226 66
" 168 76
" 218 61
" 226 60
" 226 60
84 03
38 95
4
II 30
16 17
12 .10
16 80
21 73
2 66
16
11 71
84 86
30 76
42 00
William Smith
Charlet Willing
Myert A Fiaher
William Sinilh
Hugh Mclionlgal
Eiueriob A Reiter
Kilward Mollarvoy
Wllliiiru V. Keating..
John McUarvey
$143 26
, 200 68
171 84
126 28
84 60
Ill 13
45 24
87 98
100 84
77 14
127 01
1 82
Ptr.
80
60
114
$181 66
181 60
181 60
" " 181 60
" " 181 60
" " 181 60
' " 181 60
" " 181 60
" 181 60
" " 181 66
" 181 66
" " 181 60
" " 181 60
" ' " 484 00
" " 464 0
" " 484 00
" " 484 00
" 60 30
" 64 45
Roberta A Fox, e.part 20 90
" " 111 10
Oeorge Mead 819 00
" . " 613 16
633 60
18 16
17 60
6 40
39 (13
60
268 40
606 00
8 16
19 25
2 40
4 40
Hugh Jordan
John Read
Rudolph Lltt
Wm. Montgomery
John B. Uarriaon
(leorge Mead.
W II
Ellla Irwin
Per,
65
1119
20
183
163
163
163
103
153
163
153
153
163
153
153
163
153
163
Morria.
Warra nt ee.
(leorge Weltel.....
William Werta....
Christian Werts....
Darid Lanich
Jesse Yarnal.......
Joseph Turner
139
Ueorge Ilobacker
Peter Yarnal
Clem Striker.
John Vaughn
Jonathan NrshlL.
Thomas Morrit
William Morris ,
Samuel Meredith
William Miller........... ,
Hetty Morrit
Thomat Pitssimmonl.
Ueorge Clymer.
Robert Gray.......
Patrick Moore..
Mary Morris
Magnus Miller.
Nalbua Pratey
Blair McLanahao ,
Jacob Uraff.........
William Stewart
Richard H. Smith
Walter Stewart
Christopher Baker..........
Oeorge Uatee.,..
Conrad Swarts. 84 98
John 11 raff. 3 63
N. Heidenauer. 22 44
$266 81
, 135 96
107 91
, 246 18
, 138 93
, 145 20
145 20
, 112 20
139 65
, Ot 60
85 80
85 80
. 85 80
, 72 60
, 86 80
85 80
. 85 80
, 85 80
. 86 80
, 86 80
85 80
. 86 80
85 80
66 10
85 80
, 22 44
, 28 05
105 69
63 80
35 64
111 86
11 11
Fred Hubley
Matthias Slough..
ei
Henry Drinker. ......
91 Joseph Hubley
143. Jacob Oraff
Joba (len.....,.....
Joseph Potter
Franois Johnaton. .........
U II
Joseph Turner.
Oeorge Haybaker
95 I Robert Caraon I
117 J N. Reidenauer)
John ituaton..
79 20
7 26
1 60
1 66
53 1.1
26 40
1 08
16 84
17 82
T 96
66 00
116 17
80 10
79 20
96 Patrick Hays 17 82
271 16 Robert Ulcnn 89 76
Pcnn.
A'o. Ae. Per. Warrantee.
6061 643 14 Joha Nicholson $2.r7 16
163 Ureenwood Bell, ....... 67 26
6962 63 ' Elijah Heath 25 20
135 Nicklia A Uriffith 64 00
6051 669 " ' ..... 1.16 40
439 136 Joseph Boon 153 00
Pike.
Kit. Ae. Per. Warrantee.
4!I0 298 James Wilson.. $17 16
4269 900 " 66 00
4250 81.1 " 14 08
4252 947 " " 41 17
6776 17 " " 4 4
6777 416 12 John Nicholson 688
26 Joha P. Hoyt... 21 00
250 Joseph Bailey.. 22 00
5779 176 John Nicholson 14 10
6779 440 " 89 71
677 301 1, tt 52 60
42 .0 160 Jamea Wilaon 1 40
6777 137 John Nicholson... 33 44
42 i 176 Jamea Wilaon 45 76
6777 92 4 John Nicholson 24 62
Pine.
A'n. Ae. Per. Warrantee.
4261 927 28 Jamea Wilton. $103 10
426 683 115 ' " 107 48
6679 1041 61 Moore A Delaaey 133 24
4261 900 Jamea Wilaoa... 221 76
4265 88 ' 109 OS
6670 1041 86 Moore A Delaaey 233 24
3264 900 James Wilson 231 76
4283 00 " " 221 76
4109 495 ' , " 110 88
4190 406 ". ' II 88
Um " " 11 84
4259 996 ' 70 60
4250 323 ' 18 48
I'uioiu
UsrrUatic0ui.
QLEARKIEI-D ACADEMY.
MALE DKPARTIEVT.
THE SUMMER TERM of fourteen weeks will
oomuenot MONDAY, MAY llth, 1874.
Termi ot Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Mental and Written
Arithmetic, Grammar, Ueography and
Hitlory $9 00
Natural Pliiloauphr, Physiology, aod Sin
gle Entry Book-keeping, or either, with
the above 11 00
For Instructions ia Double Entry Book
keeping and Commercial Arithmetic, ape.
oial lermt to be arranged.
For linrlleulara rcapeetlng tht school apply to
aug27'73tf
It. M.
Moon A Delanny
John Dnnlnp
Dnlloia A Low
Kcrnolila anh. Nicholas
Per,
163
Mi
Jordan,
B'arrnnrtie,
Thomat Martin..,,
Robert Martin.
Philip Loaat.
William Johnaton..,
Jonathan Jones
Riehard Martin
Daniel Bmlth
11 11 .,
Richard Peters-...,,
,.$2.12 63
.. 152 11
,. 13 21
1. 11 47
,. 17 16
,. 36 10
. 16 66
. 63 76
. 66 9
Ao. Ac. Per.
31103 909 150
3500 606 66
3583 799 30
3..S I 125
42.1 846 67
4253 957 83
Warmafee,
llolnrts A Fox..,,,......$427 23
" ' 284 82
" 375 61
63 16
.39 4!
60 40
Jatnti Wilaoa.
Ae.
116
466
433
100
411
420
140
413
60
160
10
479
4i'l
70
311
100
121
118
164
100
433
4:i.1
4.13
100
163
40
100
160
ll'O
161
91
72
170
66
444
100
147
loo
100
86
160
27
loo
Per.
166
169
153
41
120
153
Vt ooduard.
Warrantee.
John Vaught
Jonathan Wales.
John Roll
Wlllitm Wilson
John Cannon
Henry Drinker
William Drinker.
Isaae Wheeler.
Kll 11 00 tm an
Mary Neal
Benjamin Johnston....
Hagerty
Matthias Barton.
Nary Neal....
,.$260 80
,. 691 80
661 64
.. 26 0
.. 428 48
., 118 40
,. 124 86
.. 125 16
.. I 12
.. 131 66
.. 62 40
.. Ill 16
,. 818 76
.. 71 80
146 John McCachen 141 31
Roland Kvanr. It 40
Kll llootman 11 40
ChaunctT Rickette 45 14
Joaeph Clark 17 16
Joha MoClellan 10 40
Philip Loaat 125 16
Jacob R. Howell 838 06
William Johnaton 113 16
Ueorge Drockham 7 00
Samuel Emlen. 20 80
William Wilaon 1 08
Mary Shaffer 41 60
John Low 15 66
Isaac (loss 10 40
John McCachen 168 48
James Alexander. ,.. 16 1
Roland Evans.. 1 64
Peter louder a........ 17 66
Charles Louder. 13 60
John Hanson 197 60
Benjamin Johnston 104 00
R. J. Pruner... 76 44
Thomas Mart ton. 62 60
William Sharp- 166
Susanna Ward , 1 OS
William Parker. I 2
Charles Louder 9 06
Mary Sandwich 43 16
1, w nine, treasurer.
ClearOeld, April 1, 1874.-91
163
168
163
63
36
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A D!
J It hereby given that letteraaf admlnlttrttion
on tho estate of JACOB WILHRLM, Me of
Urahaia township, Clearfteld oounty. Pa dee d,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, all
pertoat Indebted to taid estate will leave, make
Imaat title payment, and tboee having elalma ar
demaadt will preaeal theta properly atttaealietvled
" ,""k0",d,7,H.Wltf-LII.'.
May t, 1IJT4. H Aisalni--
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA.
1MIB WINTER AND SPRING TERMS will
. olost May loth, 1874.
TERMS OF TUITION:
Reading, Orthography. Writing, Olject Lea.
tout, Primary Aritbtoetio ana t'rimary
Oeoaranbv- $7 00
Hiatory, Local and descriptive Geography
with Hep Drawing, urammar, tiemei
and Written Arithmetic I 00
Algebra and the Seiencet 11 00
Inetrnetioa la Instrumental mnsic 1 0
Oil nalntinf, 14 lessons 11 0
Wax work
For full particulars send for Circular.
Claarleld, March 11, 1874. 0:7:70.y
Tbe Bell's Run Woolen factory,
Penn townrhlp, Clearfield Co., Pa.
nun H ED OUTI
lur aot
BURNED UPI
The tubsorlheri havt, at great txpento, rebuilt a
neighborhood neeessity, in the erection oft flrst
elass Woolen Manufactory, with all tho modern
improvements attached, and are prepared to make
all kinds of Clotht, Cattimcret, SatinetU, Blaju
keta, llaonela, Ac Plenty of goodt oa hand to
aupply all our old and a thouaand new cnttomcri,
whom we ask to eome and examine our stock.
The business of
CARDING AND FILLING
will receiva our teaneelal attention. Proper
arrangements will be made to receive and deliver
Wool, to suit customers. All work warranted and
done upon the shortest notice, and by strict atten
tion to business we hope to realise a liberal tbara
of pnblie patronage.
10,(XH POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
We will Bar the hixheat market price for Woo
and aell our manufactured gooda aa low aa similar
goods can be bought In the county, and whenever
we fall to render reasonable satisfaotion we can
always be found at homo ready to mako proper
explanation, either in person or by letter.
' ' . . ...... 1.1 i'.ki.i .. anva
aprll26tf Bower P. 0.
F ECONOMY IS AN OBJECT,
BUY TOUR
C Ia O T II I N O,
Furnishing Goods, &c,
AT
D. STEWART & SON'S
CLOTHING STORE.
They keep full line of
Men's, Youths' ( Boys' Clothing.
Also, Umbrollns,' Satchells, Overalls
Hats, Shirts, Unuorsbirts, nna
Drawers, &c,
Which they will tell at most reasonable prices.
Call and examine their goodt before purchasing
elsewhere. Room la Mansion Building.
Clearfield, Pa., April 1, 1874.
N
EW 8TOKE AND NEW1 GOODS
JOS. SHAW &l SON
Have just opened a
Ntw Btoi, 00 Main St.,CLiAriiLD, Fa.
lateW ocouplea ly Wm. F. IHWIN.
Their stock conaial of
Gaociiiu of tlia beat quality,
liiJEENswARE. Boots and Shoes,
and iver article Deceit arr for
one' comfort.
Call aod xamioe our atock before pur-
cbaiiDg elMwhere. May 9, 18C0-tf.
MITCHELL WAGONS.
. The Best is the Cheapest 1
Thomat R.llly has reoeived another Urge lot of
"Miikeil Vinm." whlek are among the very
best manufactured, aad which he will tell at tht
moat reasonable rates. II is slock includes almote
all detcriptioni of wagons large and email, widt
and narrow track. Call an 4 aee them.
apr8'74 THOMAS REILLT.
ADlvUNIHTRATOH'H NOTICE. Notioe
Is hereby given that letters of administration
on the estate of JOHN W. WRItlHT, deceased,
late of ClearOeld borough, ClearOeld oounty, Pa.,
having been duly granted to the auJe.tigned, all
persons indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment, and those having claimt or
demands will preaent them properly authenticated
for settlement without delay.
. WILLIAM PORTER,
mayll-6t. Administrator, -
HousfTand lot for sale'
The House and Lot on the corner of Mar
ket and Fifth streets, Clearfield, Pa., is for tale.
The lot contains nearly an aore of ground. The
house It a large double frame, containing nine
rooms. For termi and other information apply
to the tubacriber, at the Post Office. '
novlS P. A. HAUL.
Cheap groceries i
u'.mbkr crrr, pa.
Tht undersigned announces to hisvld friends
and patrons that he has opened a good lino of
UH0CKR1RS A PROVISIONS at the old stand
of Kirk A Spsncer, for which he solicits a liberal
patronage. H. W. SPKNCKH.
Lumbar City, Pa., March 10-tf.
J. K. arMURRAY
WILL BVPFLT YOU WITH ANY ARTICLE
OP MERCHANDISE AT THE VERY LOWEST
PRICE. COMB AND SEE. (8i6:78:y)
NEW WASHINGTON.
JIME! LIME!
The undersigned la now prepared lo furnish
tht public with an txoellant quality of
Bellefonte Wood-Burned Lime,
for plastering purposes, by Ihn largt or small
quantity. Can be found for the present at rie t
atw building, on Marhet street.
octl-tf L. K. Mi'Cl'LLOUQM.
Mountain EchoCcrrrt r
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