THE REPUBLICAN
CLEARFIELD, Pa.
WEDNESDAY HOKNINO, JUNK 10, 1874.
Terms of Subscription.
If paid lnadvano,or within three month! ...ft 00
If paid after thro Mil btfora tlx months..... 1 60
If paid after tbo eiiil ration of tlx montlii... 00
ItEMCIOUS NOT1CEH.
Method lit Episcopal Church Rev. A. D.
Yocim, Pastor. Publlo Borvlo evarjp Sabbath
at iu. A. M., ana T I. M.
Sabbath Sohool at a A. M.
Prayer Meotiog every Thuridav. at 74 P. II
Communion borvloe, flrst Sabbath of every
month, nt lot A. M.
Preebyterlnn JhiircliRcr. II. 8. Boti.i.
Sabhatb, aervlocs morning and evening Sab
hath Bohool at S I. M. I'ray.r Mooting Wednes-
u.r vtbuiiik.
Ht. Fraud"' Churrhrntlinllrtl. P
J. Hhsbiiiah. Man at 101 o'olock A. M., on tin
second and fourth 8nndayi of each month.
Lutheran Church. Key. A. J. IUhtsoc
i-reaoning every Babunth, morning and ovening.
Sahhath School at 9 a. in, prayer mooting evory
Tho discount on county and Stnto
i.aes closes wu uunoauay, July lit.
Mr. J. O. Hums, of Roynolikvillo,
lias puiohaiod tho stag Hue routs between this
pl&o and lteynoldavlllo from Joseph Evans. ;
Look llavon had to muuli "inm"
Intel; that it il not dependent upon tho next fruit
and berry crop.
His Honor. J udoo Mayor, when last
heard from, waa ipending hia tinra among the
mountains , of Switsorland, and hia, health was
much improved.
' - - ; a .
According to tbo lieporter, Contra
jiall wouio do ine place to obtain cheap rlotuali.
The priro of oggi li 12 ocnti, butter 11, and the
price for killing potato bugs li J oenti per 100.
s
Tlia Contre Hall lieporter snys thoy
hail a thermometer at Spring Milli I ait week
which itood 00 in tbo ihadc. We ahould lay that
wai a pretty good itand.
This ia tho sooond week of court
with is, and a busy time we havo bad. Tbo at
tendance both wooki hai been comparatively
suiali, but considerable legal butinoai baa been
done, novertheleia.
On Hand Again. After "four
weeks eompulaory euapeniion," I)r. Hrown'i Utlii
uaM HrpublicaH appear! again, re-animated and
nererto suspend again, although threatened with
cremation. Drown'i plucky.
' t i p
rmnpsnuna and Morrisdalk.
Then of our roadera who "locomoto" between
Kylrrtown and Phillpiburg, ihould benr in mind
that train! now leave Fhilipsburg for Morrladale
at 7:45 and 11:40, in the morning.
' Pay Up. But twonty days remain
In which the County Trcaiuror il authorliod to
dlsoount tax-bille. Thoie tax -payer who with
to avoid paying 10 per cent, premium will of
couna embrace the opportunity and pay their
taxea on or before the lit of July next.
A now schedule wont into ofToet on
Monday of laat week on the Pennsylvania rail
road, and on the Bald Eagle Valley and Tyrone 4
Clearfield branohei. We believe the only change
at thii atation la, that the Express leavoi In the
morning at 5:15, inatead of 5:45.
Eov. B. F. Taylor, of Lawroncovillo,
Tioga county, Pa., ipent aeveral wocki In our
town, eupplying the Episcopal pulpit. Ilia min
istrations, we learn, were very acceptable, and be
lea ui very much impreared with the beauty of
Clearfield and the Intelligence and enterprlie of
our people.
AVe had rather a busy court lust
week. The proceedingi were well loaked with
whiikcy and beer. ' Brady, Clearfield and Oiceola
acera to be very much dcmoroliaed In their appe
tltoi, if what woe related In the court room il an
index of the general taite of the citiacni In tho
above named looalitiei.
"Broke Jail." The warm weather
has revived this motto. Nearly every exchange
wc pick up gives an account of the escape of a lot
of prisoners from the jails of their respective
counties. The excellence of our prison and the
vigilence of Sheriff McPherson and Superintend
ent MoClellon, seals the fate of boarders In our
Institution. " ' .
Kiixf.d by LioiiTNiNO. Last Friday
evening Mr. Joseph Dunn, an old man living
near Corsica, was strack by lightning and instantly
killed, - He had been engaged in hia corn-field
during the day and a storm coming up, took
shelter under a tree, where he was found several
hours afterwarda dead, still retaining tho handle
of the hoe In his hands. On bia hair, side, and
in the torn boot on one foot, tho evidence of the
unmistakable effcots of lightning wore left.
JlrookvilU Rtpublican.
Another Gone. Simon Stanloy.ono
or the first settlers of Gulich township, died on
the 2 1 at of May, aged 74 years. He came to thi
county In 1837, and was what may be called a
clever old gontlemcn, beloved by hi! neighbor!
and thoso with whom he associated. He was the
father of sixteen children, six daughters and
three sons surviving him. He had but one fault
always voting against the Democratic party, no
difference whether the opposition was called Fed
eral, Anti-Mason, Whig, Know-Notbing, Repub
lican, or Abolitionist.
Si
Plenty. The potato bug is noAum-
bug, but does IU work effectually In this com
munity.. They look like miniature snapping
turtles, and are making sad havoc with the pota
to and tomato crops. Like the currant worm,
they seem determined to destroy everything in
the potato and tomato line, until they starve
themselves out. The currant worm, after preying
upon the currant and gooseberry bushes for throe
years, soems to bar become extinot, and wo have
no doubt these garden bushel will be loft to thrive
and floorish again If replanted.
Tug Pardon Board. The St a to
Board of Pardon held a session at Harrlshurg
last week, for the purpose of hearing and rocotr
ing petitions for pardons. Fody-Ava oases for
Executive clemency were laid before the board.
Eight were favorably considered, (even were re
jected, and tho balance held under advisement
Among the former, we understand, was the ease
of James A. Lnkens, of Phillpiburg, whom our
readers will reoolleot was eonrloted of voluntary
manslaughter, In causing Ibe death of Richard
Atherton.
Mutton Chops. Boll township
seems to be the paradise of blooded sheep. We
noticed Mr. Tate's lamb a few week! ago, Now
a correspondent Informs os that Henry Brctb has
a Cotswold lamb which weighed 28 pounds when
it was twenty-one days old, and that bo clipped
wool twelve lnohei long oft a yearling, three
weeks ago. Wo understand that aeveral bead of
blooded oattlo bave also found their way to Bell
township this spring. It Is Just ai easy to raise
a seven hundred pound beef as a four hundred
pounder, and we are astonished that farmers pay
so little attention, when by a little effort they can
make one hundred per cent. In raising stock of
tb right kind.
A New Bridge. Partial lustico baa
at length been awarded the lower end of the county
In the brldga line. Tb action of the Court,
Grand Jury and County Commissioners, In appro
priating $4,000 out of tb county treasury toward
the building of a brldga at Deer Creek, la what
honld bar been don years ago, Wt presume
that If the citlaens In that vlelulty subscribe a
similar aura for that purpose, It will not be long
until tb Commissioners will put the structure
tender contract.
There are also bridges needed across the river
at Bhawivllle, Gallows Harbor, and Sandy, which
we bop to see completed within th nut five
years. When, thia Is don, tb lower and of th
county need not complain, Next to a good mb
Itentlal Court Bona and prison, nothing Is so
seful to the public as a good bridge aver a large
stream, and no nubile money can b elpendsd
lor a batter purpose.
" Communicated.
THAT MAN TRAP, .
OaoioLA, Hay 85th, 1874.
Eoiroa RarviLirai I respectfully request a
little room In your paper for the purpoa of call
ing attention to a very moan iqulb which appeared
Il the Oiceola ilmilU of the 30th of May, and
readi ai follow! i
"We with It clearly nnderatood that no one be
longing to thli offloe haa anything to do with or
li in euy way connected with the straggling acton
who are performing, or trying to perform a play
called "The Man-Trap," In different placet. Any
one with them, no representing hlmielf, ia a fraud.
We are forced to thia declaration from havinr
aeen noticei in leveral of our exebaugoa that
might lead thoie who do not know ni, to inppoae
we had aomething to do with It."
I wlih to add my testimony to that of the
writer of the above, and I do nioit emphatically
aaacrt that the writer of the piece in queitiou will
not (well I will net intimate that oouipllinonta
rlci wore not acceptable aud appreciated at home),
but he, iln or it waa nut traveling with tho ooui
pany playing "The Man-Trap," and I offer a
eiVeuni.faaliul evidence thia fact, via i That all
connocted with the troupe wore, unquestionably,
gentlemen, aud law-abiding and peaoe-lovlng
oltiioni, who do not full Into "inan-trapi," nor
encourage open and flagrant violation! of the
law. If more evldenoe wire neceenary, I oould
luuimon a boat of witnesses, but I deem thii suf
ficient. And in eoncluilon, I would advlie all perion
who aro io unfortunate ai to be afflicted with
"Tbo Man-Trap," to form new aaioelatiom, labor
Tor the reitoration of fallen humanity, and If
tempted to write again, lay "Get thee behind me,
Satan 1" and my word for it, your ilumhera will
not bo diiturbed by auch ungentlomauly thought!
ai lecin to he gathered from "our exchanges."
I defy the author of that iqulb to produce a
Ingle exohange that contain! anything but praiie
in relation to the performance In question.
Maw-Tnap.
TllK 1'g-UNION OF TUB RESERVES.
Uelkfonto wai In a blaae of glory on Thuraday
lait, being the oocaaion of a grand re-uulon of the
Pennsylvania Reserve at that villugo. Ex-Qov.
Curtin waa president or the meeting, Ucn. James
A. Beaver delivered the address of wolcomo, and
Hon. R. A. M'Coy delivered the annual oration.
Specohos were alio made by Colonel Forney, Col.
Mann, and other officers. Over thirteen hundred
soldiers were in line at the parade In the evening.
Band! of musio were present from Curwensville,
Look Karen, Wllllamsport, Boalsburg, Kcbors
burg and Philadelphia. We notice that General
Hartshorn, Col. E. A. and Col. John Irvin, Capt
McUaughey, together with a number of other ex
loldicrs from this county, were present at the re
union. The H'alclwaa aays i
"To sum the whole tbina- un. the re-union here
waa the wreatect latherine of Pennsylvania aol-
diers siuoe the war, if we except the turning in of
iu nags airniiaueipmaonino4inorjmy,itMM.
The Mountain Echo Band, of Curwensville, dis
coursed some One musio along our streets on their
way over and on their return from the re-union.
Though young in experience, they seem to be
veteran! from the way they "toot their horns."
A Narrow Escape. The riiilips-
nurg roaraai relates toe jotioning :
"An aooident happened at Stelner's llation one
day last week of a dangerous kind, but which re
lulted in no injury of a permanent character to
any of the parties endangered. Mr. J. F. Klein
er's hersea and wagon had just been driven np to
his house, with oue of his daughters, about twelve
years or age, Howard Uarnhert and tho colored
driver oeoupyinc the waaon. when the driver
jumped out and preparatory to unhitching the
horses, threw down tho reins, one on each side of
the team, wnicn he had no sooner done than the
horses started to run, knookina? over the driver
and circling around the yard with llarnhart and
the girl clinging to the wagon. Howard was
loon thrown out, but the girl elung to the seat
until a cioioes-uue, unaer wnien iney were pass
ing, caught bar and threw her outside of the
wagon, but not on tho ground. In some mlracu
loua way ibe caught on the brake, between the
wheels, and there kept her hold until the horses
wore stopped."
List of letters remaining unclaimed
In the PostoAlce at Clearfield, for the week ending'
June 8tb, 1874 t
Bevior, S. W. Mel, ire, Jerome
Burgoon, Frank McNaul, It. W.
Butler, Miss Nellie Maise, Ellen
Crowe, Edward McFaddcn, Charles
Cavlll, Anna Meryfield, George B.
Dixon, Andron Moraity, Jamca
Faokenthall, A. J. Nalgbt, Blair
Goggan, J. II. Piper, Daniel L. ,
Ualiman, Chase Bpaokuian, R. I).
Krise, Hugh G. Bellinger, Mrs. Annie
Lecse, Anna Besolt, William
Maguire, beott
P. A. GACLIN, P. M.
Confirmed. The Court and Grand
Jury, last week, endorsod the action of the County
Commissioners, who had appropriated $4,000 to
ward the erection of a bridge across the river at
Doer Creek, and $400 toward the completion of
the Bloom-Hilo bridge across the river, midway
between Curwensville and Lumber City. It ap
pears that no action was taken with referenoe to
the Curwensville and Union township bridgos.
Spteiali.
Flegal has Hats to suit all, In price and quality.
Conklln Wacona and Fredonla Buggies for sale
by R. Newton Shaw, at the Shaw House. JelO.
Flegal has a large lot of Children's Slipper!.
- .
(00,000 Pouina o Wool Warn r.u for which
the hiiihest market price will be paid, either in
cash or trade. (jelO-t) Ja. kann A Co.
R. Nowton Shaw -has tho eolobratod Conklln
Wagon and Fredonla Buggios for sole. Call at
the Sbaw House and examine them.
Flegal is filling up with New Goods.
The celebrated Conklln Wagon and Fredonla
Buggy for sale by R. Newton Shaw, at tho Shaw
House.
Fleral has just returned from the city with a
large stock of Goods ia bis line, at prioei that
will latiify all. JelO-lt
Bnooixa Fon Sals. R. Newton Shaw keeps a
full supply of Fredonia Buggies and Piatlorm
Wagona for sale. To be seen at the Shaw House
yard. Call on or address him at Clearfield Penn
sylvania, may la-tr.
Hoi'si run Halt A now house, containing
alx rooms, with good cellar underneath. Apply
to the undersigned at his furniture wareroonis.
my JOHN OUL1C1I.
Wood and Willow Ware of all descriptions fur
sale by 11. r. lligier Co.
,
Alas. Soventv-fire dosen Clearfield Wood
chopper Axel at
V:Za;7Z;. Ji. r. lilULCK uo 1.
RiAn Tnis I Person! who contemplate building
will do well to eall and examine our stock of
BUILDING MATERIALS. We have in stock a
full line of Builders' Hardware, Nails, Paints,
Oils, Glass, Putty, Calcined Plaster, Ao.
my2S 73 11. r. uioLtn a eo.
A full line of Household Goods, Japanned Ware,
Ac, lor aal by 11. V. liigior Co.
BoAunias WiTn. Two or three day board-
era can be eoeommodated In a private family.
Uoardlnc rood and charges reasonable. For
further information apply at this office.
Nortel to Waoov aso Cabbiao Mannas. We
have juat received a f eneral assortment of Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also a full line of Springs
and Axles, which we offer cheep for eaah.
11. r. uioi.an a co.
Bird Cares a large assortment at II, F. Blg
ler A Co.'.
Saws. Dlitan'a Cross-cut Saw, Great American
Saw, Boynton'i Lightning Saw, at
V-2S-72
I. F. lllat.an 1 Co'.
II. F. Bitter A Co. hav been making extensive
addition to their stock of Hardware the !ast few
days. Everything new In Shelf Hardware, Sad
dlers' Hardware, Fanners' Hardware, Builders'
Hardware, and Hardware of all kinds, can be soon
at their iter. May 22.
R. R. Wheelbarrows, Bahy Carrlagee, Toy Ex
press Wagons and Wbeelharrowa, al
myzo i a ii. r. iiiulbk uo a.
Just received, a large lot of non-explosive
Lamp! and Lantern! at
U-2.-72 II. F. Bmi.an A Co'l.
Paint, Oil! and Varnlih! for sal by II, V
Blgltr A Co. , ;
PaiRTa awn Paihthr' Fianwo. Our stock
of Paints and Painters' Materials is nouiplett, in
cluding 1. T. Lewis' Pur White Lead. John Lu
cas A Co'a Pur Whit Lead, F. R. A Co'l Buck
Lead, and a number ofeheaner brands of White
Lead; also, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes of
all kind, a full line of Bruihes, and a full Un of
colors, ary ana in VII.
OJ387J H. F, Bioli. A Co,
"' " RECAPITULATION.' " ' '
Bird Cages.
Wood and Willow Ware
Household Ooods. - ' '
, .All kinds of Hardware. .. - :
Jnpanned Ware, ' v -
Paints, Oils, Varnishes,
Calcined Plaator.
Wagon and Carriage Makers' supplies.
All of the above for aale at the mammoth Hard
ware Btora of II. F. Biglor 4k Co., Beoond street,
Clearfield, Pa. St
Bare Time! Bave Labor! Bave Money! Save
Clothes ! The Novelty Wringer " it the belt In
the market. Buy II try It. " '
For sale by il. F. Biona A Co.
Calcined Plaster for sale by II. F. Blgler A Co-
1 Fnial Fma I Fncil Among tho many prepa
rations that we have for Coughs, Colds, Croup, or
any throat or lung difficulty, none of them are
equal to Dr. Morris' Byrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and llorehound. If you are afttiotod. call at our
store and we will give you a samplo bottle res of
tuargt i Agents : nartswiek Irwin, C'lcarneia :
Holt, Woodiide A Holt, Wallacoton i II. E. Wil
liams, William's Urove. Maroh Il ly.
INFLATION I INFLATION I
James Korr A Co., regardless of the action of
the President, are inflating, and bar lnflatvd
their already large stork of Clothing, until it now
embraces the flnost assortment of Clothing and
Furnishing Goods in any retail store in Pennsyl
vania. Below please find reduoed prloe list of a)
fow of the articles ombraccd in their stock:
MEN'S COTTOXADE 61'ITS, ONLY tO 00
MEN'S CASSIMKKB Sl'ITB, ONLV 8 00
MEN'S ALL-WOOL CASS. SUITS, 10 00
MEN'S FINK BLl'B DIAIi. BUUri, 18 00
YOUTHS' SUITS, M. to 20 00
CIULO S FINE BLUB CLOTH BU1TS, 8 00
CHILD'S FANCY DIAG. BUITS, 10 00
CHILDREN'S BUITS, all prices, fr 1.60 to 11 00
Umbrellas. Silk, Gingham, Cotton a large
and fine assortment. '
Hosiery. Fifty doicns Lisle Thread, Bilk,
Cotton and English super-stout hose, which will
be sold at from 6 cents up.
Shirts. Our stock of shirts Is large and eom
plete, embracing the Universal, French Peroale,
Cotton, Cassimere and oolorcd Shirts, in great
variety.
We would say to our customers that having
bought goods at IS per oont. lass than heretofore,
Wtt aro prepared to soil them at prions that will
really astonish everybody. Call early and see for
youmelvs. - JAMErl KEltlt A CO.
Old Western Hotel Corner, Clearfield, Pa. 20
FROM DRUUOISTS. .
There ia no ease of Dyspepsia that Oreen's
August Flower will not cure. Come to the Drug
Store of O. D. Watson, Clearflold, Pa., and in
quire about it. U you suffer from Cosiivonets,
Hick Headache, Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Livor
Complaint, or derangement of the system. Try
ii. iwo or mree uoses will reliere you.
Doecboe's German Byrup Is now sold la every
town and city in the United Ktntoe. We hare not
leaa tnan tire hundred letters from Druircists.
saying it is the best medicine thoy ever sold for
Consumption, Throat or Lunf disease. Reaular
size i o cents. .aueZ0 7.lv
Montour Slat Paints, f"r painting honsoa In
Ide and ontlido Cotlace. Fiirra Buililinirs. An
lieautilul, durable and economical. Ground In
pure Jiinsecd Oil.
my2873 . , II. F. DioLan A Co.
On Tuesday. June Sd. 1874. hv Kev. Wu 11
Dm.l, Mr. AARON PKTKH8 and Mis BKLLK
ROSS, both of Bradford township. t
At Pbilipsburg, on Tuesdav, June zd, 1874. by
Rov. T. II. Switzir, Mr. DANIKL COLBAUGU
and Miss KKTIIbi LAIRD, both of Osceola, this
county.
sua.
In Lawrence townnhin, on Mondav morning
June 1st, 1874, KATK, daughter of Kcilanr and
bBxonA itAWSKan, aged 14 years and 9 months,
$,ar6ftj.
Clearfield Markets.
CLnanrmLn, Pa., June, 0, 1574.
Apples,green,00 1 25, Hogs, dressed 8
uneu, ft t2j Hides, green..
Applebuttor,fgal, 75 Hams 0(i( 1(1
Butter...,...00Co) 40. Shoulders lofty II
Beans $0 00(g) 1 00 Sides..... OOftu 12)
Buckwheat 1 00 Lara 12($ li
Buckwheat dour lb, Mess pork, bhl.,,20 00
Beef, dried. 14 Oats i
Beef, fresh It (4 10 Onions 2 00
Boards, M l00(t$14 00 Potatoea 00 (j$ liO
Corn, shelled.. 1 111 Peaches, dried, Ih.. 15
Corn, ear 00 "0 Plaster, bbl I 00
Corn meal, sack, (i Rye. Ill)
Chop, $ owt 200(o) 10 Rags, $ Ih 2
Clorersead 7 to Salt, W sack.23ift I li
Cheese. 22 Shingles, 18 in.$4(d)t 00
Cherries, Ih. 10(a) 18 Shingles,! !nl6( 1 00
Chickens, drsd, lb, 12) Timothy seed....... i 00
Rggi - 2" Tallow., 1
Flaxseed. 2 00 Wheat. 1 7i
Floor 00(a) t 00 Wool . 40
llay.....00 OOfttlO 00 Wood, k cord.. 4 50
Pennsylvania ICnllrond
TYRONE i CLEARFIELD BRANCH.
ON and after Monday, NOV ad, 1873, th
Passenger Trains will run daily (exoept Sun
daya) betwoen Tyrone and Clearfield, a follows
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield 8.40, r.n
Philipibarg.....4.S5, "
Osceola 4.60,
Tyron 8.00, "
Tyrone . O.SO.a.n.
Osceola 10.40,"
Philipsburg.,.10.5i, "
Clearnold ...... 11.60,"
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
leave BOUTU.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield 8.19 A. a).
Tyrone 7.00 r.n.
Intersection....!! "
Osceola 8.10 "
Phllipsharg...8.1i "
Clearfield, ar... 0.20 '
Pbilipsburg.. 8..18 "
Osceola 8.50
Intersection.. 7.48 "
Tyrone. 8.00 '
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellefonte, Pa $3 05
Middletown $i 00
Marietta 8 50
Lancaster 8 85
PHILADELPHIA 7 Hi
Altoona...H 1 85
Johnstown.. 2 80
Look Haven 1 70
Williamanort 8 80
Huntingdon 1 80
Lewiatown. 1 00
Marysville 4 iO
HARR1SBURO... 4 7i
PITTHBUItll 8 It
Close connections made by all train at Tyrone
ana Ijock naven.
B. 8. BLAIR,
mylP-tf. Superintendent.
LEATHER BREAST-STRAPS
SUPERSEDED BY
COVERT'S PATENT METALLIC
BREAST HOLD-BACK
Marie of the fast Mallea
ble Iron, tod ii attached
to th Hames by the bent
Snap ever ffirentrd. It
It eailly and quickly put
on, and provonta the
whipping of tho horiva i . ,
' hj the pul. Not liable
to get out of repair.
Will lait for Teara. All
we nk ii a fair trial, to
convince all partici us
ing thorn that they are
nniurpaued in valuator
tho pnrpoM for which
they are intended.
8ACKKTT HCMRYYKR.
Clearfield, ApriU6, 1874. -
JQANIKL GOOBLANDER,
LUTHKHSDURO, PA.,
Dealer In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
HOSIERY & GLOVES,
HATS A CAPS and BOOTS A SHOES,
Tobacco, Orocerles and Fish, Nails, Hardware,
tjueenswnre and Hlassware, Men's and
Boys' Clothing, Drugs, Paints,
Oils, School Books,
a large lot of, Patent Medicines,
Candles, Nuts A Dried Fruits, Cheese and Crack,
ers, Rock and RiOe Powder,
Flour, Grain and Potatoes,
v Clover and Timothy Seed,
Sole Leather, Moroccos, Linings, Bindings and
Thread, Shoemakers' Tooli and
Bhoe Findings.
No greater variety of goods In any store In the
county. All for sal very low for cash or country
produce at th Cheep Corner. Aug. 27, 1873,
poRTAGE Nail works.
DCNCANSVILLB, BLAIR Co., Pi., '
NAILS!
Th above works being again operated by the
undersigned, offer to the trade a full supply of
their Justly celebrated Nails at the lowest price.
JOHN MUBSELMAN.
Dunonusvlile, Marsh 18, W4.-8ia , ,
ED. W. GRAHAM,
DEALER IN
. .GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
SQUARE TIMBER & LIMBER,
CLEAKFIELD, PA., '
Ha Just opened, at the old stand, In Graham's
now, a complete stock or
jr b ir a o o s,
of evory description.
tax ooods,'1 7ri : i ; l ;
GKOCEumS,
! ' HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND SLIOF.S,
CLOTUINO, f-c.,fo.,
. IN GREAT VARIETY.
FLOUR, :' ! "
MEAT,
SALT, '
., ,,, , ,, . RYE, ; ,
. ' ' OATS.
" CORN,
ALWA YS ON HAND AND FOR
SALE AT A SMALL ADVANCE.
FLOUR.
Received by tho car load, and sold st a small
. advance. (
A supply of ROPE constantly on hand. ' ,
Spoolul Inducement! offered to those getting out
Square Timber nd Logs, as w deal largely
In Lumbermen's Supplies, and are pro-.. '
, pared at all times to purchase tlm
' ' ' ' ber and lumber.
i: ! W (! It A II A M ,
, Markot Hlroet,
CLKAKFJELD, PA.
Oct 23, 1S72.
j. m. kkatzer;
IN
PIE'S BUILDING, .
DEALER IN
Dry Goods, Press Goods,
Carpets, Wall Papers,
Ladies' Shoes, Children's Shoes,
Groceries, Provisions, &c.,
Is just reeelvinf a complete assortment of goods,
bought at latest and lowest prices.
GOOD miNTS, AT TEN CENTS TKU
YARD,
GOOD YD-WIDB BLEAC1IED MUS-
. UN'S. TEN CENTS.
UEAVY YARD-WIDE UNREACHED
MUSLINS, 12 CENTS.
ATPLKTON'S A MUSLINS, I2J CTS.
FER YARD BY THE TIECE.
AND ALL DRY OOODS AT LOWER RATES
THAN HERETOFORE.
DRESS GOODS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPKTS
BRUSSELS,
THREE-PLY,
TAPESTRY, -INGRAIN,
and al llowcr
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPKTS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CARPKTS
CARPETS
CARPETS
CAHPET9
CARPETS
CARPETS
' CARPKTS
CARPETS
grades.
PARASOLS OK ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
GROCERIES, BY ORIGINAL PACK
AGE, AT A SMALL ADVANCE '
- . ON COST. ;
FISU,
FLOUR,
BACON,
SALT, Ac,
CONSTANTLY ON HAND.
WOOL AND OTHER PRODUCE WANTED,
Clearfield, May 17, 1874.
Notice to Taxpayers I
T N accordance with an Act of the Qeneral A
Aa
the1
ecmbly of tbia Commonwealth, approved
rli day or March, A. D. 1K70, and the supple I
ment approved the Id day of April, A. D. 1872,
"relating to the oolleetlon of taxos in the county
of Clearfield," notloe is therefore hereby given In
the taxpayers residing in the districts below
named, that the County Treaiurer, in eooordanec
witn me second section or said Act, will attend
at the places of holding the borough and town
ship elections on th following named daya, for
the purpose of receiving the County and State
taxoi assessed ror tne year 1874 1
For Wallaceton, Saturday, June 13th.
For Woodward, Tuesday, June lfltb.
For Oullch, Wednesday, June 17th.
For Beooarla, Thursday, June 18th.
For Knox, Friday, June 10th.
For Jordon, Saturday, June 20th.
For Cheat, Tnoaday, June 2:ird.
!4tbj
iw'il
For New Washington, Wednesday, June 24t
rot llurnalde, Thursday, June lilh.
For Bell, Friday, June 2Uh.
Upon all taxes paid to the Treasurer there
be a reduction of r peroral., while fivep
cent, will be added nfltr tkofint day oJuly ee.-f,
to all nnpald taxes, making a difference of TEN
per oent. to prompt taxpayers. Partioi ean psy
their taxea at the Treasurer's office at any tlmo.i
DAVID W. WISE, Treasurer. I
Treasurer's Offiee,
Clearfield, Pa., May 17, 1874-41 (
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
Agent! In Clearfield county for th lale of
13. nUTTERICK CO.'i
i
Fashionable Patterns of Garments,
ALL ITTLBI Ann 111X1,
tilt Market Street Clearflld, Pa.
" of tiieI cheat
REDUCTION OF PRICES I
V H. POHTEH SHAW, I). I). St.
IMPORTANT TRUTHS!
Hi fine luoeeeded In arettina a liabtor lurlffoL
mattvlal, hence the low and MoaVraf eharge for
aartiil and full set! ol ieein. 1 me tne neat
mantfaetur of tooth and other material. All
o fiortlions registered and warranted to give ser
vice and satisfaction, i , . . . , . ,,
Prands, retteot that my charges forvlha inser-
tlun if artifleial and tho saving of the natural
teetl kre now the most reasonable in Pennsylvania,
l'rcs.fve your teeth and you preserve your health.
Puling of th natural teeth In a healthy, pre
servidiro and useful oondition is mad a specialty,
isisevos aua maiioiuiMtiuuavuuiiuou iu iuo inuuiii,
aw und associate parts, ere treated and corrected
with (air suooess. Hxainlnations and eonsulla
tionHrnna. i .
It would be well for patients from a distnno to
let la know by mail a few daft before onaslng
to tie office. . r J f t
It b very imnortant that children between the
agea.f six and twelve years should hare their
teetnzamtnd. .
Anesthetic art administered and Teeth ra-
movit without naln. ,
Dispositions and eharaetor are Judwed by all
the vorld by th expressions (f the. -faon, hri
now very diaastrou may It therefore he for per.
sonslo indulge an exprruioa of distorted features,
even apart from a hygienic view. Now, to enjoy
natifal (not artificial) eomforti and pleasures,
rcsot and oboy naturaraimplif Ities and Instinot.
! 1 , 8. PORTKlt BHAW, D. V. S.
Oflee In New Mason io Building, Second street.
uioa-noia, ra. , . , may la 73
rENTALCARD. 1(
Dr. A. M. UILLS
NVould say to bis natlenta and the nuh
ie gi iiiiially, thnt, liavlng dissolved partnership
rllii Dr. Bsaw. he is now dolner the entire work
of his office aimself, so that patients need not fear
neing put unvr the hands or any other operator.
, CloarSold, Kerch 20, 1878 pdKOuiohTH
J. M. STEWART, D. D. S.
Offl.io over Irwin's Drug Store,
CirRWENBVILl.R. PA.
All AiIiIhI nn.r.rln.. &tik. ,1 I
" .-.."hb, cimn in ,nv nici-UMiiirBi
or operative branch, promptly attended to and
satisfaction vnaranlnml un.lal .t.n,tnH
to the treatment of diseases of the natural teeth,
gums aou mouia. irregularity of the teeth aue
ceesfully eorrecled. Teeth extracted without pain
bV tho USe Of Hthnr. mnA aWifinlul tj..(h ln..tl
of the best material and warranted to render sat-
isiiAiiion. anr 26'71:lv
"iHisrfUancous.
E A D THIS! -
FLOUR & . FEED DEPOT I
The attention nf the niltu.es nt riAPa.u
vicinity Is directed to the fnet that tloodfellow A
Son are the avntifa nt 14 Mi. a nA . I 1
just recei ved a half dosen ear loads of Klour and
wuicu iney onor ai tne lowest possible g.
uros. A large stock of .
FLO UK, CORN MEAL, CHOP,
BUCKWHEAT FLOUR, BRAN,
Potatoes, Shelled Corn, Corn In ear, Ac, Ac.
Particular attention It called to -HI. Niece A
Co.' brand of Family Flour, which is th best In
th market.
Flour and Ann IU 1.. ...14 -1
than It can be obtained elsewhere In Clearfield
county.
-8tore on Market atrect, next door to Hon.
Alexander Irvin's residence.
UOODFELLOW i BON,
JanlOtf Agents for M. Niece A Co.
II. F. BIGLER & CO.,
, DI1LIKI II .
HAIIDWAB E,
Alio, Manufacturers of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
'OLIARFIILD, PA. -
P ARMING IMPLEMENTS of all
v kinds for sale by
II. F. BIQLER 4 CO.
JAILROAD WHEELBARROWS
for lale fcy ' '' ' '
H. F. BIQLER A CO.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Nails, etc., foi sale by ' '
II. F. BIGLER 1 CO.
JJARNESS TRIMMINGS 4 SHOE
Findings, for sal. by
II. F. BIQLER CO.
QUNS.riSTOLS SWORD CANES
' For sal bj .
U. F, BIQLER A CO.
gTOVES, OF ALL SOflTS AND
Sites, for aale by
H. F. BIGLER A CO.
JUON! IRON I IRON I. IRON I
For lale by
- H. F. BIGLER A CO.
JJORSE SHOES & HORSE SHOE
SAILS, for tale by
H. F. BIGLER A CO.
)ULLEY ULOCKS, ALL SIZES
And belt Manufacture, for sale by
II. F. BIQLER A CO.
T
niMULE SKEINS AND PIPE
BOXES, for sals by
II. F. BIQLER A CO.
RODDER CUTTERS for anlo by
cn30-70 n. F. BIGLER A CO.
T. M. ROBINSON,
Manufacturer and deitloT In
Harness, Saddles and Bridles,
Collars, Whips, Brushes, Fly Nell, Trimmings.
Horse Blankets, Ac.
Vacuum, Frank Millar's and Noetafoot Oils,
Agent for Bailey and Wilson'! Buggies.
Order! and repairing promptly attended to,
Shop on Market street, Cleartaid, Pa., in room
formerly ooeupied by Jaa. Alexander. 13:474
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.
Th undersigned offers for lale a valua
ble town property, In the borough of Clearnold.
Lot 611x172, situate on Pine street, with a good
two-story plank House thereon erected. House
finished complete good cellar and good water.
Price reasonable and payments easy. For fur
ther particulars Inquire of the subscriber. Pos
session given un short notice after sale.
1. 0. 1IARGER,
Clearfield, March 29, 1874. ,
FIRST CLASS BAKERY!
NOTICE TO UAFTMEN.
The subscriber hai fitted upa first-elais Bakery,
and wishes to Inform raftmrn that he will mpply
them with BREAD, PIES, CAKES, Ac, on
reasonable terms.
Bakery cast end of bridge, near the "Lick,"
Clearfield, Pa.
marls-Sot JOHN CUTLER,
THE CLEARFIELD
FIRE CLAY CO.
CLEARFIELD, PA,,
naKi'rAcTi nxns or
'FimvinticK,
Furnace Blocks, Gas Retorts,
Stove Linings, Paving Tiles, &c.
Chimney Tops, Window Cops,
All kinds of Architectural Adornments,
ORIGINAL DESIGNS IN TERRA COTTA
MADE TO ORDER.
a
With 1 iui roved match. nerr, first elan mat rial
and i killed workmen, we can warrant all our
manufacture to be equal to if out luparlor to
any in ue roarxei.
I Article! of our manufacture can be mcd at the
Work i, near Railroad Depot, or at the Hardware
more or u. Uigier to,
All orderi from a diitance, addreised to the
Qennral Superintendent, will receive prompt aU
leniiou.
J. IIARTHHK K.
JOHN FERGUHUN. Uen'l Bupt.
of Hci.tlif.rld, Uarukirk, Hootlaml,
JSujit. Manufacturing Dept. moy207S
fro THK CITIZENS OK CLKAR-
X FIELD AND VICINITVi I would eipress
my sincere thanks for your kind natronaire. so
far catended, and would ark fur a eontinunnee of
the same. . A. UlJlNZlllJBtl.
CHEAP AXD 0LY 0XE PRICE!
A. GUINZBURG,
One door below tho First National Bank, Clear
field, haa Just received a full supply of
NKW AND FASHIONABLE
SPRING CLOTHING,
FOR MEN AND BOYS.
Gent's Furnishing Goods,
HATS AND CArs,
THtWKS, t(C.
all of which will he sold at the towest cash prices,
without abatement. enl2W-lm
nv Saddle and Harness
MANUFACTORY,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
. v
THE undersigned, harins: leafed rooms for the
manufacture of all kinds of BADDLKS, 1IAR
NESH, and all the latest improvement! in Horse
Furnishing Goods, are now prepared to fill all
orders at prloes and quality that will larprtse air
who faror as with a call for the inspection of our
work. We are determined to pleaee and our ex
perience and obserratlon In ea'tern and western
cities enables us to DEFY COMPETITION In
the manufacture of Hold, Bileer, Oreide, Rubber
Covered and Ullt-Lined Mounted
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESS!
Also Fine
. . RLPI.NQ 4SD RACING SADDLES.
. Our rents and expenses beinf light, w shall
sell the same grades of work 20 per eent cheaper
than tbey een be bought in the eastern cities.
Repairing and adjusting Ruddles, Harness, ic,
neatly done, at reasonable prices.
I'artionlar attention paid to all orders by mail
or otherwise.
Call and see our work before buying elsewhere.
AeT Rooms In Irwin's Htore, next dnorto Key
stone Rt.ire. CRAIN A MITTON.
ClearDehlM'a., May 13, 1874. '
BANTZ & BUCK,
General Insurance Agents and Real
Estate Brokers,
Represent the following reliable Insurauce Co'a:
North British A Mercantile Ins. Co. $16,oft0.00g
Washington Life Insurance Co 4.000,000
Flra Association Inauranoe Co. I,o00,0i)0
Atnaeon Fir Insurance Co 8,078,148
Watortown Fire, insures dwellings
and farm buildings only... 675.000
Tork, l'a., Flock Insurance Co. Horses Insured
against death and theft.
P. 8. Parties in th country desiring insurance
on their lirea or tironertv nan have it nmmntlv
attended to by addreasing us hy letter, or calling
in person ai our omce, in 1'ie a upera House,
Room No. 4, Clearfield, Pa. may;'T4
. jRarfltt-arf, iTiuunrt, tt.
1
RO.N81DK3 STORK.
G. S. FLEGAL.
' DEALER IN
HARDWARE,
STOVES,
HEATERS,
II A NOES,
HOLLO VV-WAUE,
TAINTS.
OILS cV YARN IB II,
PUTTY & 0 LASS,
' ROPES, t
8TEP-LADDEHS,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE!
Th eolchrutcd Toledo Anll-Freeslng Oalvanlied
IRON-LINED WOODEN PUMPS.
No hotter Pnmpi in the market.
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, LANTERNS,
LAMP FLUES, of all kinds,
LAMP FIXTURES, A.
All at loweat prices. 1-1474
Prquelle Wreet, Pblllpabnrg, Pa.
51! ooflj, vSramiw, tr.
1874.
1871.
UNDER FULL -SAIL!
THE
KEYSTONE
TO THE FRONT!
Headquarters for Dry Goods!
" Am opening my Meond Urire tprlng nd lata
raer iiocr or foreign und Uotneitio
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
LADIES' 4 CHILDREN'S SHOES,
, t-c, etc., fc
The prices will be such as will nut be excelled
y any other place in the Wale. Call and see
for yourselves.
WM. KKKD,
njarSi Second street, Clearfield, Pa.
c
IIANCiED HANDS.
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would iTFpMtfullr notify the nohlle ronormltr
that b hu purehiied J. fi. Shower't Orooery
Htore, In Hhaw'i How, where ho intendi kopinf
ft full lint of
GBOCEBIEN.
HAMS, DRIED BEEF and LARD. '
SUGARS and Si RUP8, of all grades.
TEAS, Green and Black.
COFFEE, Roasted and Urecn.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
. CJV'i:i FIlt iTS,
All kinds in the market.
PICKLES, in jars and barrels.
SPICES, In everyform and variety.
FAMILY, FLOUR,
A IX KINDS OF CRACKERS. .
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
PRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil aai Lamp CMmneys.
And a food assortment of those things usually
kept In a grocery store, which he will exchange
lor marketing at tne market prioca.
Will atll for cash as cheaply as any other on.
Pleaae call and ee hi stock and iadn for
yowroelf.
JOHN McOAUOHEV.
Clearfield, May 17, 1874.
GROCERIES!
NEW STORE,
Opposite Post Office,
New Goods I New Prices I
CHOICE LINE OP TEAS.
OOLONGS,
JAPANS,
IMPORTED,
voua HYSON.
, ENGLISH BREAKFAST
Purest in Market.
v.
IHJTTEH AND VAiUH ,
Will be kent and sold at first enat. Cash naid
for Country Produce.
GERMAN CHERRIES,
TURKEY PRUNES,
PRESERVED PEAR8,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS.
' l'IKII.
Mackerel, Lake Herring, Cod, Ac. '
PICKLES.
Barrel Pickles aad English Pickles.
FLOUR A HI) PEED.
Flour, Corn Meal, Oat Moal, Ac
fehli'74 LTTLE A MITCHELL.
KRATZER & LYTLR
Turpentine,
f Nalle,
I Glass,
I 1'nUy,
I'alnta,
Oils,
WILL SELL .YOU
French. Richards & Cos
Buck Lead
AND
Calcined Plaster
VERY CHEAP.
Immense atock on hand.
Clearfield, Pa., April 1, 1874.4m
JEAD THIS 1
House, Sign and Ornamental Painting.
The undersigned, having started to swing his
own brush, respectfully oilers his service to the
citiseni of Clearfield and vicinity as a Hoaae,
Sign and Ornamental Painter.
Paper Banging and Glaaing done on tha ahort
eat notloe, with neatnea and despatch.
All work done with care, and at price to suit
the time.
Shop en Market street, opposite the Alle
gheny House. J. L. K RAGLE.
April 1, 1874. 6m. '
OKSKS FOK SALE. A r-'r
well matched brown mares, yeee
desirable farm er draught team, with
complete. Also two Mitchell P
easy. WKAVa. .
may If It. '
DMINIMTR ATOM'S MC
I h.reby given thntlett
on th estate of JACOB t
Graham township, Clearfield e
having been duly granted te -person
Indebted to eald -immediate
naymeaOt aad t
demanda will present them '
for settlement without a
May (, 18T.-lt
i9rflUneou. .
QLEARFIELD ACADEMY.1 t '
MALK DEPARTMENT.
THE SUMMER TERM or fourteen weeks will
commence MONDAY, MA If llth, 1874.
Term of Tuition.
Reading, Writing, Meat.! and Written
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography and
"'"7 - tt o
Natural Philosophy, Phyliology, and Sin-
n uuu.-neepiDg, or euuer, witn
. Ihe thnv. "
For In.truoiiun. in niki. v -.... u''.Z'
II 00
koeping and Commercial Arithmetic, ape.
f term! to he arranged.
0.ir"ulu ""I'Mting the eoliool apply to
aug27'7Jtf
H. il. HCUftaLLx.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA.. .
rpHI WINTER AND SPRINU TERMS will
J. close May IVth, 1874.
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Orthography, Writing, Ol.Ject Les
sons, Primary Arithmetic and Primary
Geography 7 00
lliatory, Looal and deaeriptir Geography
with Map Drawing, Grammar, Mental
and Written Arithmetic 0 00
Algebra and the Sciences H IS 00
Instruction In Instrumental masie 10 00
Oil painting, 14 lessons u 11 00
Wax work 8 00
For full particular send for Circular.
Clearfield, March 11, 1874. 0:7:l0-y
The Bell s Run Woolen Factory,
Pnn township, Clearfield Ce., Fa.
BURNED OUTI.
vr MOT
BURNED UP!
The subscribers have, at great expense, rebuilt a
neighborhood necessity, ia the erection of a ltrst
eiass Woolen .Manufactory, with all the modern
improvements attached, and are prepared to make
all kinds of Cloths, Cassimeres, Hatinetta, Blan
kets, Flannels, Ac. Plenty of good! en hand to
lupply all our old and a thousand new customers,
whom we ask to come and examine our stock.
The business of
CARDINO AND FULLING
will receive onr especial 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 nusiness we nope to reauxe a iioerai snare
of public patronage.
HMMM) POUNDS WOOL WANTEDI
We will pay the highest market price for Woo
and sell our manufactured goods aa low as similar
goods ean be bought in the county, and whenever
we fall to render reasonable satisfaction we can
alway be found at bom ready to make proper
explanation, either in person or by letter.
JAMES JOHNSON A HONS,
epriUHtr Bower P.O.
JF. ECONOMY IS AN OBJECT,
BUY YOUR
C LOTUIN O,
Furnishing Ooods, &c,
AT
D. STEWART & SON'S
CLOTHING STORE.
- They keep a full lino of
Men's, Youths' & Boys' Clothing.
Also, Umbrellas, Rutohella, Overall
lints, Shirts, Undershirts, and
Draworo, io.,
Which they will sell at most reasonable prices. '
Call and examine their good! before purchasing
elsewhere. Room in Mansioo Building,
Clearfield, l'a., April 1, 1874.
pjEW STORE A.ND NEW GOODS
JOS. SHAW 6i SON
Hart) juat opened
New Stohi, on Main St., CLtaariiLB, Pa.
lately occupied by Wm. T. IBWIN.
Their lock comiiU of
Gkocikiu of the beat quality,
Qdeensware. Boots and Shoes,
and every article neeenarr for
one'i comfort.
Call aud examine our otock before pur-
chaaing eluwbere. May 9, 18C0-lf.
MITCHELL WAGONS.
- The Best is the Cheapest I
Thomas Reilly haa received another Urge lot of
"Mitchell Wagons," whieh are among the very
best manufactured, and which be will sell at tho
most reasonable rates. His stock ineludes almost
all descriptions of wagois large and small, wide
and narrow track. Call and see them.
apr8'74 THOMAM REILLY.
ADMINISTRATOR'! NOTICED Notice
ia hereby given that letters of administration
on the estate of JOHN W. WRIGHT, deceased,
late of Clearfield borough, Clearfield county. Pa.,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, all
fiersons Indebted to said eita'. iill please make
mmediate payment, and those having claims or
demands will present them properly authenticated
for settlement without delay.
WILLIAM PORTER,
mayH-dt. Administrator.
HOUSE AND LOT FOJi SALEI
The House and Lot on the corner of Mar
ket and Fifth streets, Clearfield, Pa., ii for sale.
The lot contain! nearly in acre of ground. Tho
house ii a large double fram, containing nin
roomi. For terma and ether information apply
to the subscriber, at th Post Office,
nor 13 P. A. OA CLIN.
CHEAP GROCERIES I
LUMBER CITY, PA.
Th undersigned announce! to hit old friends
and patrons that he has opened a good line of
GROCERIES A PROVISIONS at the old stand
of Kirk A Spencer, for which he solicits a liberal
patronage. II. W. BPENCER.
Lumber City, Pa., March 10-tf.
J. 11. M'MURRAY
WILL SUPPLY YOU WITn ANY ARTICLE
OF MERCHANDISE AT THK VERY LOWEST
PRICE. COMB AND SEE. (I)
NEW WASHINGTON.
IIMEl LIME)
1
The undersigned Is now prepared to'
th public with aa excellent quality of
Bellefonte Wood-Burned I '
for plastering purpose, by the I
quantity. Can he fonnd for t
new building, on Market s
eetl-tf L.
Itessntxtn r