THE REPUBLICAN.
CIjKAUFIKM), pa.
wkdnkhdat morning, july 111, 1874.
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RI.I.IUIOUH NOT1CLH.
MothodUt Kplaropnl t'hurch Htv. A. 1.
Yomh, Pastor, I'uhl.o ttervlae every 8ahbath
tt 10) A. M., and U P. M.
Habbath School mA. M,
Prayer Meeting every Thursday, at 1 P. M.
Co mm union .Service, first Habbath of very
month, at U A. M.
Presbyterian 4'hurrh Ue. II. fi. DtiTtRK.
Sabbath services morning and at on in it Hub
bath School at P. M. Prayer Meeting Wudnes
dar evening.
Ht. -"rnurl- Chitrrh Cathollr R. p.
J, 8HBRIDAN. Mass at 10i o'clock A. M on the
icoond and fourth flundnys ofoaoh month.
OFFICIAL 1HHI0CTOKV.
timh or DLitiaa quartm sKaaioNs count.
Second Monday of January.
Third Monday or March.
Heoond Monday of June-.
Fourth Monday W Hopteniber
timi or n old: Ha COM HUN ri-iui.
Pint Monday of June.
Vint Monday of November.
Prtidnt Judy Hon, Charles A. Maver, of
Look Haven.
Ailant lam Jufyt Hon. Juhn II. Orvis, of
ueiiuionie.
Atoeiatt J4hjty,'Mm C. Foley, Clearfield ;
onn 4. nenu, uurwene.iiie.
Protkonotary Aaron C. Tata.
ftrgititr qhJ HtoorderA. W. Lea.
J)itrit Attorney--Frank Fielding.
TVeaaurer David W. Wiie.
William It. McPherson.
ihuntjf Surveyor Samuel . McCloskey, Cur
wonsville. Vouary ObMMim'oMfrt P. P. Couterct, Kart
baus; John li. Thompaun, Curweusrille, Clark
lirown, Clear Hold.
(loHNfy Auditor Heubcn MoPherson, Clear
field ( James H. II lie, Lumbar City i Lewis ti.
lilonra, Clearfield.
Jury t'oMMiMtoNrrt John Vf. Bhugart, James
MitchHL
tipriUndet 0 Public School John A.
tin-gory.
A'otarin Public John W. Wrigloy, Win. Ha
debaugh, Cyrua L. Gordon, Clearfield; Josiab
Krans, Joseph R. Irwin, Curwenevillo J. J. Lin.
gle, Osceola Mills; Johnston Hamilton, Luthers
burp. Wgtonnolonfl uixl gtvun corn ar
among the latest market arrival.
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A miner numiM. Wrin.r wtw killinl
at tha Sterling vuiM$, near Houtidelc, In this
county, on Wedneaday lait. About ton torn of
coal fell down on him.
A dtwtractivo hail wtonn par-fled ovur
tha northeastern portion of I'nion township, this
county, on Friday ereiiing lost, doing great dam
age to "garden track" and the summer crops.
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A New Po8TOrnK. TI10 JH'jmrt-
tnent his established a Poitoflloe it Morrisdala
Mines, In the upper portion of Morris township 1
and appointed A. J. Grab am Post dim tor.
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Tiis Kye-Oi'ENKR. G riflltli Gaunt"
is tha name of tha novel which opened tba eyes of
Mrs. Tilton, It did her more good than the Ten
Commandments. It can be bad at tha Poslofnee,
Bi'DUjur Dkatii. It vaxun us to an
nounco tha- unexpected death of Mrs. Judge
Barret, which occurred at her borne in this place,
about 0 o'clock, on Monday evening. Her demise
has east a gloom over this community,
IIekchkrino. Aii AltoonanuMvliant
of the Roecher persuasion deserted hi family last
' week and sloped with a young girl. The social
atmosphere or tha Mountain City Is as much ex
cited thereat as llrooklyn is over lis great preacher.
aw
Still Improving. Alin. llockninn,
who was knocked off the railroad track by the
locomotive, near Woodland, on Frldtiy a week, is
likely to recover to the afUoniahment of all. Her
escape from instant death was miraculous.
Attention. TIioho of our citizcua
who wish to assist in promoting the lumbering
interests of our county, should not fall to attend
the Lumbermen's Convention In this place on the
18th of August. Rend the call found in our ad
vertising columns.
Down Again. Hrnwn'o lifllrfnntr
Republic was) sold at Sheriff ' sale, on the 22d.
Brown has had a bard time of It over slnoe ha be
trayed tba Democratic party. At true as the
needle is to tbo pole, "tha way of the transgressor
ts bard,"
Bridge Letting. It will bo ob
served by an advertisement in this Irion, that tba
Deer Crock Bridge Cosriiaittee are inviting pro
posals for tha erection of a bridge across the
West Branch of the Susquehanna river, near the
mouth of Deer creek.
Tbo KboiiKhurg J'Wrman n'marks:
"The artesian well promises to be a great bora to
this common it y. But then it tl aseH to be bored
In that way."
If a well bunt Ehcnshurgers, how do you think
Brooklyn can stand such a core as Becoherf
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Tho WiliainHM)tt Hfffixter fcuya the
Mack marble produced from the quarries over In
Mosquito Valley, Lycoming eounty, six miles
from Williamsport, Is fast becoming ao Important
product. Tbo Company are now filling an order
for eleven thousand surface feet or tile, to bo used
on the ntw Government building li Washington
City,
A Pkrsonal Octragk. Tho editor
of tba Pbilipsburg JoMraal last week compromised
editorial etiquette In the following loose moaner:
"A mule escaped from an Osceola blacksmith
shop the other day and has not since been heard
of. It may not be the same one, hot It mijrht nay
the owner to make a trip to the Clearfield Journal
omoe.
Dr. John IT. B. MeCU'llun, of Phila
delphia, an eminent physician and popular eitl
aen, died recently at Kdinhurg, Scotland. He was
the ion of George MoClellan, M. J., one of the
founders of the Jefferson Medical College of that
city, and tbe brother of General MoClellan. Dr.
McClellan was well known to many of theeitiicns
of Clearfield eounty. .
A pistol in tbo hands of a Cam Una
borough lad named Gaffney exploded on Monday
evening last before the shootist was ready, the
ball from which passed around his body Inside
tbe flesh and imbedded Itself In his back, from
whence it was extracted without muoh trouble.
; The boy Is not aerlously injured, but he certainly
( made a narrow escape from "passing In his chips."
: Villainous. The Lock Haven
Democrat says :
"A malicious act was perpetrate ) by some per
: son at the Trout Fishery of Hon. James W. Quig
i gle, on McKlhattca run. In Wayne township, last
rrmmj, iw ivuuw too a oar ui iron auti uug a
bole so as to ehanzo the course of the stream
running Into the Fishery, which seen lift them
without water and caused the death of thirteen
hundred and eighty-three trout, some nf them
weighing ever three and a half pounds."
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v A Family itK-CNioN. It wm our
Wtune to be present at a social meat ing of tbe
wrvlving brother and sistsr, and other relatives,
blob assembled at the residence of Joslah Bvana,
aq., of Carwensrllle, on Tuesday, tbe Hit Inst., !
if the purpose of dining with him on the annl-1
maryor his BOth birthday. Mr. Evans Kill
Joys excellent health, Rod roaidei where he
Uled fifty-three years ago. The occasion Can
tier be imagined than expressed. j
An Oi.u Knterprihe. The 'iiiliim.
rg JuummU of last week, relates tbe following
sal Incident 1
'Great asyatcrlas are aometiraoa explained by j
vice, and Ihe reason why an e x rellvnt 00 w be 1
ing to a family In town saddenly ceased to
r the lieteal fluid la any quantity after eom- I
f home at night was aeeldeotally made plain'
ten a person orossing the vacant lot td
woe ground, Just in tha edge of Loydevtll, m
re men wilh masks on their faces milking the
ws that were straggling home, and colleeliDg
milk In a large tin bolr. The 'milk In that
toe nut' was accounted far."
Fim Dollars Fine. An oxchane
rs the penalty for accepting an unstamped
Mk Is precisely tbe same as for issuing It, vis :
I. The law declares that any person who shall
kite, sign, ar Issue, or accept, negotiate, or pay
n stamped ebech shall be liable. If a person
I seal te bin aa unstamped check be mast r
It, or stamp It before he accepts It, Other
he violates tbe law. It la thus seen that tbe
alter or an unstamped check U Just as liable for
ft penalty and just as a a oh bound to see that
' stamped as Is tbe person who Issues It
f The New Portal Law. Tho Port
Res OatHtt for Joly nnmarteoa what the new
eft office bill aooomplisbas, as follows t 1. Pre
fer m tat of newspaper postage after January 1st,
171. I. Oltot frwe delivery te all newspapers,
subscribers (daily, letnl-wackly, weekly, month -,
or quarterly,) within the toonty In wbleb they
to printed and pahllshed, from July 1st, 1974.
L Fixes tba salary of all poelaaasters of tba
Urtb class (all andeff tl,0H, at a Mamissiaw,
bom July lit, 18T4. 4. Pi tee tba mhrj tt tU
Irst, teeonfl and third dan omcte 09 a he buia.
Tint Balloon Ahcenhion. In ho-
eordanoa with previous arranieuent the oela.
braud sftrooaut, Prof. John A. Light, of Alteon a,
mada an asaenilou from tha vicinity of the gas
works, in tute place, on last Wednesday alUrooon
The fallowing Is the Professor's, own memoran
dum of the voyage t
Left Clearfield at 1 35, p. m.) at 1:10, attained
an elevation ofT.MQ font atmosphere eo mm en cod
to gut eold and windy, but not a regular current
at 143, was still directly over the town, and it
seemed as if I was bearing west; at :o was at
an elevation of tO.MO rt'et.wbcn I truck a south
eastern current 1 at 1.55, was sailing south-east
at S o'olork, was 19,000 feet high at tip, was
near Uacaola, 12,100 feet high j at 1:30, south of
Oseewla about five miles, at ao alvatlon of 13,200
feat) at 10, tmi out considerable ballast and
ascended to the height of 11,500 feet, highest
point reached during tbo voyage j at 4:10, was
about ton miles from Bald Kagle Valky onrrcat
very slow at 4:30, passed over Raid Eagle Val
ley, sailing aoujh-cestf at iiti, commenced to
descend slowly, and at 4:M landvdon the furm of
Sarah II. Patterson, noar Warrior's Mark, Hunt
ingdon eounty, Pa.
The Profrwnr rotnrned to Clearfield on the nei
morning train, for the purpose of gathering up
some trappings which he bad left. lie was do-
lighted with his voyage, A large number of po
pie naa repaired mtber to witness the asceodon,
and they were not disappointed. Long will the
little folks, and many big ones, remosnbor tlili
trip skyward. '
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Fatal Accident. Wo leant that
Frcdorick Shaffer, an aged and eitecmed oilis.cn
of Brady township, was killed on the Low Orado
Railroad, on Friday last. It appear! that the
pay ear was going west from tha tonnel, running
at the rata of forty miles an hour, and at an
unusual time. (Mr. Sbaflor waa crossing on tbo
township road leading from his house, three miles
east of Rumbarger, on a eurva In the road, and
being aomewbat deaf he did not know that a train
was approaching until It struck faiin, breaking his
left arm and a number of his ribs and pitching
him down over an embankment twenty feat high.
He was picked up fearfully mangled, and survived
about an hour, remaining sensible until death
relieved hlut of his paius. An Inquest was held
on bis body and the jury decided that "Frederick
Shaffer was killed by being struck by an engine
through the M'glect of tba engineer, fur not hav
ing blown the whittle when the train waa ap
proaching a orosilng." His ago was 70 years, 6
months and 8 days.
Mr. Bhaffor was one of the first settlers tn that
township, and .Brady bus lost una of its boat oRI-
sens. He leaves a widow Cathnriuu- a daugh
ter of the lute Isaac Bloom, Sr., who fur many
years resided about a mile north of Curwonsville.
We have known them as "Undo Fred" and "Aunt
Ijfaty" for thirty-five years.
Bahn BrnNKD. Wo ioarn from the
Punxsutawnoy Spirit, that th new barn of Ahrain
Bowers, of tinskill township, JetTrrsoo oounty,
was burned on the night of tba 17th inst. A load 1
of grain, with a wagon and harness, threshing j
wachiDo and other articles were destroyed with
tbo burn. Mr. Bowers has been peculiarly an
fortunate, having bad bis barn, which was fitlod
with grain and hay, destroyed about a year ago.
There docs not term to bo auy doubt as to tho
fact, that the barn was sot on fire by some evil
disposed person or person, Oo the sight of the
fire, between 9 and 10 o'clock, Mr, Bowers was
aroused from his slumber by a noiie at the door
of hit bouse. n got up, lighted a candle, and
upon examination, found that tome one bad en
tered his shop, procured a brace and bit, and had
bored around the lock of ono of the doors of his
bouse After some little time, not finding any
one, be returned to bed, and In about three quar
ters of ao hour after, he discovered bis barn to bo
on fir. Through the effort of hiinaelf and fami
ly, and some near neighbors, his bouse was saved,
bat many fine froit trees were deitrnycd. The 1
barn and its contents wens Insured in the Lysom-1
Ing for $1,500, which amount will conic far short
of Mr. Bowers' loss. I
Mt'KDKR IN J KKr'KHMON t'oi NTY. We
loam from the Brnokville J?sh6.hmh, of last
week, that nenry Perry, of Snyder township, in
that eounty, was shot by a man named Amria
Sibley, a near neighbor, on Wednesday evening,
tha 1Mb inst., resulting fatally oa the following
Sunday morning. It appears that a family diffi
culty existed between tho parties, an improper
intimacy existing between tbe wife of the mur
dered man and Sibtoy, and that threats of violence
bad frequently been made by Blbley In ease any
Interference was mada with him. On tbe evening
the erime was committed Bibley passed Perry's
bouse, when bo was bailed by soma members of
tbe family and asked to take home some tinware
that bad been borrowed to bo used while buckle
berrying, and while engaged In con variation
Perry ordered him to go away and net talk to his
wire, but he refused to do so, and Perry coming
toward blm with hoe in hand, be pulled a revolver
from hi pocket, at tbo same time ssylng he would
shoot if Perry came any closer. It Is nut known
whether Perry snade any farther movement to
strike Bibley or not, hut tbe latter Ired.'lhe ball
taking effect In the abdomen, pasiing Into tbe
bip, causing death as above stated.
Flooring Mill Bi rned. A larife
flouring mill located noar Lamerivitlo, Blair couo
ty, and operated by Messrs. Illlcman A Withing
ton, was totally destroyed by fire on Saturday
morning last, Tbe flames were first disoorervd
about one o'clock and although every posiible
effort was made to extinguish the same It was
fouud impossible so to do, owing to the absence
of fire apparatus. The mill bad been built on tho
bank of tho wall-known Roaring Spring run
about four milaa distant from Ilollidnynburg, on
tha Morrison's Core pike, and cent ai nod
a considerable qinwUIty of flour, grain, ete.
Tbe total lots will reach 110,000, upon which
there ts an Insurance of $.1,000, In tbe Hniton
Township Mtrtnal Co-operative Fire Insurance
ttompany. Daring the progress of the fire the
heat was to intense that It totally destroyed two
gardenaJo elowr proximity, whilst It was with the
greatest difficulty that the residence of Milton
llilcman, oie of the operatives, was eavad, It
baring eaugkt flro several times. In addition to
the flouring mill, a saw mill, stable and pig-pen
adjacent wire also destroyed. Altootut 7Vieu.
A Swindler.- -Tho Jluntinplon
Globt tolls bow an artful dodger has boon coming
it oror tbe citizens of thnt community In tha fol
lowing manner 1
"A very pious ooss boa been playing a triek 00
the Kverett people. - lie was selling a'ehoice arti
cle of ftrapo,' having samples of the grape in a
bottle, lie made severai aalea. On Sunday ho
entered tbe pulpit and preached. Mr. Kbbert, of
that plaoo, was U hear him, and rcogaitiHl tbo
st ran go minister as a party who had spent two
weeks at Cniaut College, and decamped to savo
hiniaolf (rum arrest on charges of the growest
libertinism. Mr. K- informed several others what
he knew of the fellow, and while at tea, a pen (Io
nian went Into bis room, abitracted one of bis
grapes from bis sample bottle, which proved to be
a half-grown gngs, or egg plum. He was con
fronted by bis patrons and beat a speedy retreat.
His name Is J. C. Hoffmnn, ll about twenty (Wo
years of age, Ave fuet five or six Inches tall,
heavy built, dark curly heir and beard, dark
pierolng eyes, and dark complexion. Look out
for him."
He Is evidently an aid of Decohcr's.
Death or an Old Citizens. On
Sunday morning a warn, Mr. William McClellan,
one of the aarly Millers of Pbilipsburg, died at
tbo residence of bis son. In-law, Cheiter M union,
Kq., at the advanced age of eighty-two years,
after an illness or about two weeks. For some
years he had suTered from rheumatism, but was
able to walk about our streets with the AA of
canes, and was welcome visitor wherever he
went, hie cheerful disposition making him uni
versally behvd nd bis strict Integrity during a
long and useful life trndnring hi in an objeot of
respect.. Ills funeral took place Irom tbe residence)
01 Mr. Man eon nn.Monday, and a large procession
of friends paid the last sad honors tu bis remains.
Phitiptkurf Jonmat
Complimentary. The editor of the
Williamsport Su pays tbe following compliment
to a former cil iten of oar county, who oow resides
in that eltyi . I '
"!L C. How ma, Rpq , who Is the fort un at own
or of one of the waest residences In Ibis etty, via
an entire squaro lot of 101 feet, situate oa the
northeast corner or roartn and liocut streets,
which ti ballt up eh! ar ran red in splendid order.
has Jnst completed an elegant board walk in front
01 nis dwelling boae. It is made or sap leu yel
low pine, the boards bring eight fert In Wwitb,
and Ihe walk ts oaabbndred fret. This Is ft very
handsome linn ro vein en t and rellecta credit ution
the enterprise of ar Worthy friend Hswmaa, who
n wis a nrsi-eiaaa itotaoorst and a moot excel
eat gentlemen.'1- ,!. M
" immm e ai . , , .
Camp .Mkktlku. Tlio Wont Branch
samp-meet leg, te be held at Wayne Station, on
the Philadelphia ftrla Railroad, about sit miles
below Lock Haven, will commence on tbe lflth of
August and close en tba teth. Preaching, bow
ever, will oommese nt tba grounds, on the 3d of
August, and one sermon a day will be preached
tin eamp meeia. aaaav parties eontemplau Uk
Ing their tents atTtkebe 1st and spending the
month there. Any one wishing to go down, by
dropping a note to Cornelias Cromley, at Wayne,
will bavu bit team mere to take them out.
Board
Ing will bo furnlabed by Mr. Blgeny.
List of letter! romalnlnff Unclaimed
la tho Posteflleo at Vlearfield, for the week ending
jeiy inn, iH7 1
Banks, James L.
Mitchell, David
Proeley, Mrs. Mary B.
Powell, Fred S
Smith, MisiBeekle ,
Smith, Mrs. Mary 8. .
Vsaw. Dr.
WaJly, C. B.
Wlekum, H.I ward
P. A. UAUMN, P. M
Brown, Mia Julia
Brierly, Frank V... .
Coaroy, T. M,
Donaboe, Jamas .
Pagan, James v, ,,,
Moodia, John
hULsuigblla, Mrs. U ,
Sptctata. '
T. M. Kcbrnsoa a rail desires to mII the ittan
Uon of tbe pnblio to the fact that tba best and
cueapesi narness man ui actum! In Central Penn
sylvania, is to be fouud in bis establishment, on
maraot iireou
BcoQias Fun R R. Newton flbaw kspa a
full supply of Fredoma Buggies and Platform
Wagoiia for sale. Tu bo in at the Hhaw House
yaru. I all 00 or address him at ClearOidd Psnn
syhaula. may 18-lf.
Collars and whins, ourrv-enmba and hruihita
By -nets and scrim oovvrs, in large quantities and
'w id price, jjinen serenn covers at 01
93.00 a pair.
T. M. RoBixnox,
Wood and Willow Ware of all descriptions for
wv uj ii. r. uigier a tu,
Axkk. Rpventy-Ove dosca Clearfield Wood
choppers Axis at
W:M:7t. H. F. BlflLKR A Co'e.
A full line or Household floods, Japanned Ware,
v., iur Hit 07 a, r, uigier si v.
RECAPITULATION.
Bird Cages.
Wood and Willow Ware.
Houawhold Goods. '
All kiuds of Hardware.
Jnpauund Ware,
Paints, Oils, Varnishes. V
Calcinod Plaster.
Wagon and Carriage Makers' supplies.
All of the above for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware Ptore of H. F. Btglcr A Co., beoond street,
uivarneiu, ra. at
Rare Time! Have Labor! Rave Money! 8ave
Clothes) Tbo" Novelty Wringer" is tho best in
the market. Buy it) try It.
For sale by II, F. IIiolbR k Co,
Calcinod Plaster for sale by II. F. Biglor A Co
Paintr Ann Pairtrks' FiHnutas. -Our stock
of Paints and Painters Materials is complete, in
elmling ,1. T. Iewis' Pure White Lead. John Lu
oas A Co's Pure White Ioad, F. U. A Co's Duck
Lead, and a number of ohoaiiur brands of White
Lead; also, Lin need Oil, Turpuntlne, Vara tithes of
all kinds, a full Hue of Brushes, and a full line of
colors, dry and in Oil.
oy -2 SIS II. F. Biulbr k Co.
MontonrRlatc Paints, fornnlnting bouses In
side and outside Cottagos, Farm Buildings, Ac,
Beautiful, durable and economical. Ground In
pore Lin reed Oil.
niy2s'73 II. F. BiwLRn A Co.
FRU.M OHIO.
The women's temperan war aow raging in
different pans of the conn try, particularly in the
west, with such unparalli-led succcrb, recommends
lor persons who claim whuky a ncreuMty fur me
dicinal purposes, louse Green's Auguat Fltwer,
wuiou contains no inculcating spirits and Is a
gnntle laxitlvo and a certain cure for Iypi'iRia,
Liver Complaint, Indigetlloii, Costivcness, e-our
Htotnaob, biok Headache, coming op of (he food
after euting, pontic the Blood and HstL'ui. Just
woai is notUi:ii in tho spring ol lot tear by every
body. Try it. Hold by 0. D. Watson, Clear-
neii, la, nugJW 7Jly
Fnca ! Fuki ! Fnxn ! Among Ihe many nrepa
rations that we have for Coughs, Colds, ('roup, or
any throat or lung difficulty, none nf them arc
equal to Dr. Morris' Hvrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
aud Horehound. If you are aftlicted, call at our
storeml wo will gite you a sample bottle rt of
cHurijt 1 Agcnis : rinrmwu-ii a irwin, , learnrid ;
Holt, Woodsido A Holt, Wallaoeton ; II. K. Wil
liams, William's Grove. March Il ly,
Rnn Tnia 1 Pnons who contemplate building
will do well to rail and examine our stork of
Rl'ILDlNG MATKKI ALS. We have in stock a
full lino of Builders' Hardware, Nails, Paints,
una, umf, rutty, I'ftiemert t'lnsicr, c.
yJH'Tfl II. F. Uiai.xn A Co.
Noticr to WAuna Axn CAnniAdR Marrr. We
hare lust received 0 general aiflnrtmeut of Woron
and Carriage Woodo, also a full line of Springs
anu axios, wuico we oner cnenp tor easn.
II. V. IIIOLKR CO.
Bird Cages-
a large assortment at II. F. Ilig-
ler A Co.'s.
Rawr. Dlstan's Crocs-cut Saw, Great American
Snw, Itovnton's Lightning Saw, at
0-30-7S H. P. li iot.fr A Co's.
II. V. ftig-lor A Co. bare hten tnaklnff extensive
additions to their Block of Hardware the last few
days. Kverything new in fihelf Hardware, Sad
dlers' Hardware, Farmers' Hardware. Builders'
Hiinlwaro, and Ilardwnroof all kinds, can bo seen
at their store. May 23.
INFLATION I lM'LATIOJI
J nines Kerr A Co., regardless of the notion of
tho I'lrnident, are Inflating, and haTe Inflated
thotr alroady largo stock of Clothing, until it now
embraern the finest assortment of Clothing and
rurnmning Goods la any retail store in Pennsyl
vania. Helow please find reduced price list of a 1
few of the articles embraced in their stock :
MEN'S COTTONADR BPTT8, ONLY $ 00 1
MKN'H CAKHIMKRB PI'ITR, ONLY 8 00
MKN'8 ALL-WOOL CASH. B1' ITS, 10 DO
MNN'B FINE BLUB DIAO. Ht'ITS, 10 0(1
Yot'THH' Sl'ITfl, t. to 10 00
CHILD'S FINB BH'K CLOTIT SLITS, 8 00,
CHILD'S FANCY DIAG. SIIITS, 10 oo'
CHILDREN'S tSUITri.-all prices, fr I.A0 to 13 0i)
Umbrella. Silk, Gingham, Cotton a large
and fine assortment.
Hoeterr.-PiftT doaens Lisle Thread. RtlkJ
Cotton and English super-stout bose, which will j
be sold at from 5 cents np.
Bhlrta. Our stook of shirts Is large and com
plete, embracing tbo Universal, Freoih Percale, I
Cotton, Caaiimere and colored Shirts, in great
variety.
We wonld say to our customers that having
bought goods at l& per coot, less than heretofore.
we are preparnoj 10 sen msm ai prices inai win
really astonish everybody. Call early and see for
yourPelvea. JAMLS KERR A CO.
Old Western Hotel Corner, Clearfield, J'a. ZV
Joat received, n large lot of non-explosive
Lamps and Lanterns at
0-35-72 TT. F. Btai.aa A Co's.
Paints, Cils and Varnishes for sale by II. F
Blffler A Co.'-
SJtarrltu".
At Pnlon. Broome enuntr, N. Y.. on Salnrdnv,
July 4th. 1874, hy Hev. I). A. Snar-FAUn, Mr.
A.M'KhW J. KltlHK.ronnerty or Clearfleld, l'a.,
and Miss LKULLLAU UA.SKILL, of Owego,
New York.
On Tuesday, Joly list, 1874, at Ihe residence
of tbe bride' fat bar, by Rev. Wm. M. llrarnr in n,
Mr. WILLIAM A. MOORR and Miss MART
ETTA HUl'Ul RN, both of Pennville, Clearfield
county.
On Thnrsday, July 3M, 174, at the residence
ofSamnel La n berry, Esq., hy Rev, Ww. If. Ditt.,
Mr. WM. BIGLER B A HO PR and Miss EMILY
H, LANHBKltRY, both of Bradford township,
Clearfield county.
Sid
Tn Lawrence tnwmbip, on MoDdny, Jnlj 20tb,
1S74, of ooniutitptlon, ANN, wir. orOw.n Oahp
ri.l, .Rml 43 ,Mri.
In Clftfriclt, nt thn rtl,l.nA, of Mr. F,ak
PnnRT. oil rrithf srening, July 24tb. 1874,
MAKTIIA MYHIKB, nfed 1 jo.ri. .
Dlartttj.
Clearfield Markets.
CoRBKrrin Wkrki.t by Kntior A LytKM'holo-
Hie nnd Kot.il doiilrr. In ilry lioo'l, Urnoane.
Klour, Food, .10 Mirknt itrst, CloarQcld, r.
Ol.BARriBl.li, Tl., Jul,, 18, U74.
Ani,l..,Kren,U0( I 25,Hki, dr.ii.oil
0
m
Ul
uri.,1, v n 111,1,., rrai
Apple buttor.i-nl, 7oiHnm. flftf
Butur (,i) ail Khuild.n IHd,
oenn, ...V uu((, , Hide,..,... U0( H
Dnokwhent 1 00 Ur4 Villi) 19
nnrkwheiitflourlb, eiMru pork,A bbl..,30 00
Ilf, dri.d l'u I.VO.i ri5
Ilr, fro.h 11(4 In Onion 1 no
Donrd", M 13 011(9,14 On I'ot.to,. 0(1 I .SO
Onm, .helled. 1 lo1 Pnwhea, dried, lb.. l.r,
Corn,..r 00(d) "0 Pluler, hbl t 00
Com tne.l.yi.aek, 65 Kt, 110
Chop, V l H"(S) S Hl", 1 ft I
ClnY.r...d 7 0;Klt, l rk.lJ'.(76 111
nhee.o M Nhlnglei.lllln.lum 00
Cbarrl.a.1 lb. 10fo) 1 Shln(l.a,20 !nl6( It 0(1
Chicken., drad, lb, 121 Tlmnlhj mod t 00
V.ft IdTallo 10
Flalamd t 00 Wheal.. 1 7i
Floor 7 50(o) 00!Wnol .. 40
liar -.00 0l(a)lt no Wood, l eord..... 4 60
lViinftylrnnlnlcnllrond
TYUOSK & CI,eTr7iELD BRANCH.
OTt and tfter Mondn,, NOV 1,1, 1J7J, Ihe
raaeenjror Traiui will ran daily (except Hnn
dajra) batweea Tyrone and Clearfield, m follow.
CLKARFIliLl) MAIL.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NOllTn.
ClearDeld 8.40, a.
ihilipabur( 4. Si, "
OaoaidB. ....... 4. .0, "
Tyrone 0. 00, "
Tyrone S.eO.a.a,
Oieenla 10.40,
l'hillpahar.,. 10.15, "
Clearfleld 11.50, "
CLKAIItlKLU IXI'HKKH.
LEAVE BOIITU.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearlleld M S . .
Tyrone T.00 p.m.
!nteretion...7.13 '
Ooeol 6.H
Philip.l,r,...8.1 "
Clearlleld, r...t.l "
I'bilipabur. H..11 '
0,eool. 6.50 1
InteraeolloB.. T.46 '
Tyrone.. 6,06 1
KAJtK FROM CLKAUlOEliD, TO
Btllefonle, T ti "Mld,lleton fS 00
l.irk H. re , 1 T6 Marlatl. t 50
WI!tunort. I 60 Laneaaler . 186
Hmimcuoo .- I , PHILADELPHIA T
Lewiatown.. ,. I 90 Alteon.. 1 6ft
Mary.vllle 4 56 Johneiown 160
UAHHIKBPRll... 4 75IFITTKBUHU It
Cloaa ennnectlona made by all tralna at Tyrone
ana uwi ita.en.
' t. . 1ILAIR, 1 ' )
mytT If. RnperlnUndenU
TIISSOLOTION NOT I (IK. -The
J partnership heretofore existing betweea
Charles ftchnarnaad Frederick Sfhnarrs.liher
by dissolved by mutual consent. Tha books will
remain in the hands of Chas. A Kmannal flehnarra.
by whom tho basin m wtt) hevwafter be narried on.
iiMn. ptriirtAnnn,
FRKDRR1CK HCliHAKfirt.
Clearfleld. July tt, l74lt(
TOWNHUIP BKTTLKMKNT.
Annual report of tha Auditors of Knox
township, for 1711 1
JOHN FOX, Treasurer or said township. In ac
count with tha fuuds of said ditrlet for the
year ending June let, lh7 1
SCHOOL,
neuron.
To amount of tax assessed $1,315 bl
To eah from nnonty 430 Oil
To amount of Htale appropriation , n 00
To am 011 lit from other sources .,, 2 00
onaniT.
By orders returned II, Mf AO
Ual. In treasurer's hands Ittl OH
Tola! l
....II.MJ 7T 11.8.13 77
ItOAD.
naRTon.
To amount of tax asseiaed for I878,,,
CIMKDIT.
By work on mada bv oltlfens..,0. 00
llyaii.t. in hands of J. MuKoo. 78 70
1,037 70
Total f 1 ,037 70 l,0:t7 70
Wo, the undersigned auditors, having exnmlned
therooeipu and vouchers of the District Trenail
rer, oertity the foregoing to bo a truo and correct
stalotneiit of tho school and road funds of Kuox
townnbtp. '
II. FAOON BOWLES,
LKWIK KIIIIARD,
Attbst t ABRAHAM WALKER,
Gko. D. Iltnsj, Town Clerk. Auditors.
July 16, lH73..ttt
TOWNSHIP SKTTLEMKNT
H Annual report of tho Auditors of Uogga
.uwuaiiip, tor i ne current yrart
GKO. TtIRNKR,Sr..Treamrer of said towmhln.
in aooount with Ihe funds of said District fur
tue year ending J un, 1 h7.t 1
SCHOOL FUND,
urn tor.
To amount of tax assessed $3,101 07
10 amount or Plate appropriation l.'td Aft
To amount from County Treasurer W 85
To amount from Iaaao Riesh, const,... 555 On
To amount from other sourcas ., 48 j
Total ,
FZ.ft'lS 83
onxniTon.
Ry onlers redeemed $1,314 49
By Treasurer's percentage H 38
By amount uncollected I,7iJ 70
By making duplicate and advertising. 4 Oil
Balance due from Treasurer.. 13 35
Total $2,V!K K2
JAMES II. WAPLE, Treasurer of sold towmhip,
in wnuuui wim in iiinua ui said aisinot lor
tho year 173:
SCHOOL FIND.
Balance duo towmhip $223 72
GEO. TURNEI1, Sr., In account with fund, etc.
PKUTOR.
To amount of tax aoraed SsO 87
To amount from I. lilesh, conxtable... ldO 00
T.ilaJ :U6 87
rnitntTOR.
By amount of orders redeemed
By amount uncollwtod
Uy amount from other sonrcrs.
Bnlanoo due township
Total.-
$-ttfl 37
Balance Ppenial nd and noor fund due from
James II, Waple, Treas. for 1(473... $i::5 3l
POOR FUND.
ItUXTOR.
To amonnt of lax assented for 187.1... 430 47
To amount paid ly I. Dicsh, constablo 115 00
Total 615 Al
CRKIHTOR.
By vouchers redeemed Lift 01
By amonnt nnralleoted 8(1J 4(1
By Silaa Turner exoneration 4 ntt
By percentage , 5 OH
By making duplicate 3 On
Italanne duo from trcasurwr 56 In
Tutul- $m9 47
nOAD FIND
JOHN' COt'LTKR, Piiperviaor fur 173:
iiabToa.
To amonnt of duplicate 60S! 00
To order on treamror 14
To amount paid by eitUrna 10 70
To ordf-r given Jno. Holt A Sa Vib On
To order to B. Merrttt for nlank 18 IH)
To order to B. Merritt 1(1 00
'o order to Wilson Hoover , 5 Ott
Balanne dno supervisor 1 00 73
Geo. Brown tnl. 5t
Total tHM (2
CftRDlTon.
Bv eitiaeni' Work.
By plank by Flegal
By balance on Flegal pari
By work and plank by self and Flegal.
By exonerations ,
flSI 14
4 ,".
A 4:t
380 32
40
Total
$'.'88 H3
The Treasurer has no aeeooot of this.
We, the undersigned Auditors, ha vine exam
ined the receipts and vouchers of the Diitriot
Treasurer, certify the foregoing to be n trne and
cornet statement of the school building, road and
poor innaa el uogga lownahlp.
joiin niEsrr,
C. nopKINS,
HIM ON THOMPSON,
Auditors.
JalySl-St
qOWNSIUP SETTLEMENT.
I Annual report of tho Auditors of Covington
townnln for lft78 :
CllRltsTlAN BROWN, District Treasurer, In
aeeonnt with the funds of said township for
1878;
sen not.
ItRRTOR.
To UI. received from J. J. Plcard 107 32
To amount of dnplieata fhr IH78 SOB 04
To amount of State appropriation 110 00
To amount of militia tax -it 2
To amt ree'd of TV. Fchnarri for boards 1 H7
To amount unseated land tax 3(10 73
lo amt roe d forose ofeleetlon house I 00
Total $1,435 10
CRRMTOR.
By orders cancelled and paid
By Trcsxaarcr'e fees.
By exonerations
By collector's 6 per ot on f3rtn
By Treasurer's & per el, on $4.:,. 03..,.
By taxpayers' ft per ct. on $4 :... 3....
By balance cash on hands.....$.'6.r0 I
1,131 S3
15 00
76
18 00
33 15
33 Id
By balance not eollootcd.,n... 71.37
C9 83
Total $ 1, 4.1ft 10
ROAU. ' '
nr.RTon.
To amonnt from A. Oett duplicate 3(17 01
To amonnt from L. Letaey duplicate...., 3.14 IW
To cash received of J, J. Picard 4 50
To A. Mulson note 80 05
To amonnt of nnfeatod tax 833 T2
To deduction on Dennis' work 31 12
Total $m 0
rnRmrnR.
By amonnt paid A. Oett, supervisor..
By " L. Leisey, M
Ry work on roadi by taxnl!es
Ry error In A. Oett dnplioefe
By exonerations..., ,
Ry porcentavge ft per et. Oett duplic..
By " " Lejiny " ,,
By A Oett for 1 day settling
Ry L. Uisey "
By snndry order paid
By Trensurer'a pereentage
By Treasurer I day aettling
Total w ,
3fll 8$
10V 47
S I 73
11 R
a ftft
13 8t
11 71
t Oil
3 00
05 01
10 3R
3 00
fan oo
POOR.
To balance from M. Crotrcr
US TS
To amount of duplicate for 1078
378 S4
to conn or tai. rcc u troin Jno. arioU.
Total "
31 48
(RRniron.
B? snndry order paid
Ry bill of P. RfinMy A Wm. Miller...
835 15
4 00
IA 00
Hy bill or T. Vahmoni. H...
By bill for pawners
11 01
18 PI
By collector's ft per ct. on $378.34
rsy maatng aopiteato
By one day settling..,.,,.,
By Treasurer's percentage ,.-,
Balance due township-
Total
ncrAPinrLATioa.
Balance of poor tax
Balaneo of sobotl ta.R
t 00
3 00
T 05
52 30
$148 ft3
$.'.3 30
100 83
Total Ulaace due townohip , (333 OS
We, 'So underpinned Auditors, havlnr ajtnro-
Ined tha receipts and vouchers of the District
Treaonrer, eertifv the foregning to be a true and
correct statement of tho Kohooj, Road Uil Poor
funds of Covington township for 178.
LAWRENCR FLOOD,
C. HCIINARR,
J. J. PiCAUD.
Jaly 1 Sit Auditors.
riO WNSUli' SETTLEMENT
.1 Annual report of tha Auditors of Oraharn
townHilp for the nnrrent year.
JOIIN W. TrRNRR,Treasurercftlrahfimtown.
ship. In aeeonnt with the School Fund nf said
district for the year ending June 17, 1871 1
DRSTOU.
To balance from last year. , tltO 03
To duplicate or 1T8. 1..14I 4
To State appropriation- . 103 00
To militia tines 40 00
To Mrs. (iraham'l lax 2ft 4ft
Total..,
$1,7 00
nnintroR,
By pnb, last treasVa settlement
By exoattmtingpart of Weaver's tax.
Hy ft per cent on duplicate
By ft per et. discount on taxes paid...
liv school orders rotacmed. .,.,, ......
By 3 per cent, vouehere ,
balance in treasnrer'i hands.,.,
I 00
4 OH
07 07
17 33
1,411 58
3 $8
211 41
Total
We, the underalgaod auditors, harlngexaailsed
tha aooimata of John W. Twraer, Kq., Treasurer
of Or ah am township, oertlfy thai we And them
cwrewt as above ataled, tha balanee In tbe Treas
urer's hands beiog $2 AM I, subject to exoneration.
JOHN W. IX)W Kb,
W. W. HOOVKR,
0. W. KYLBR,
Jnlyltlt And i t ore.
"OINR, WUITI A HO AN LINING HKINbW
X received and for sale by
April tt, 1ST!.
H. f.VlULKE A 00.
THE CLEARFIELD
FIRE CLAY CO.
i'OIiKAHFIKM, I'A.,
WAKfrALTtRKHM Of
riKFi ISItICK,
Furnace RIocKn, Has Retorts,
Stove Linings, Faving Tiloe, &,o.
thtnttity Tops, Window
Citptif
All kinds of Architectural Adornments.
ORIGINAL DMMIGNS IN TKIUtA COTTA
MADK TO OltDKlt.
With Improved maohln"ry, first elnis tnalcrlul
and skilled workmen, we can warrant all our
manufactures lo be equal tu f not superior to
any in the tnarkot.
Articles of our manufacture can be u rn at tho
Works, near Railroad Depot, or at the Hardware
Store of II. F, Digler A Co.
All orders from a distance, addressed to the
General Superintendent, will receive prompt at
tention. r
lUnTMWIC'K.
JOHN FFRGHSON
Oen'l Hitpt,
of lleatbfltdd, Garnkirk, Scotland,
Supt. Maimfncturiug D-pt.
II. F. BIGLElt & CO.,
PSIAI.IRI IK
II A nWARE,
Alio, .Manafrotnrcrsof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLE A ll'f I Kl, l, PA. "
JAUMINO.lMl'LEJtHNTS of nil
Mmls for lale by
U. t niOLKH A CO.
R
AIMJOAD WIlEKLHAliliOWS
for siilc hy
ti. p. mo leu ft co.
Q1L, PALNT, l'UTTY, GLASS,
N'allr, at.., for aal, by
h. f. nior.En & co.
JJARX1SSH TJUMMINOS &SIIOB
Fiodtnga, for aal, by
II. V. BI01.RR 4 CO.
Q.i:KS, l'ISTOI.S S WOKI) CANU8
For aale bj a,
II. F. HIOLKH t CO.
gTOVES, OK ALL SORTS. AND
f ix?', for snlo bv
. II. F. HIUU.K 4 CO
P
UON! IKON I IliON! llid.N I
For .file by
II. BIOI.KU ft CO.
JJOliSH S110K8 !i 1IOIISH KIIOF,
NAILS, foraale b,
ii. f. mor.Krt ft co
pULLKY BLOCKS, ALL KIZKS
And belt Manufacture, for lale b,
H. F. HIOLEIl 4 CO.
J1IIM
i!Lu PKF.iNa Axn nrr,
BOXES, for aal. if
n. r. i.ioleu t co.
pODDEJl t'UTTEHS for milo by
cn30-70 H. F. BIOLEIi 4 CO.
0 FAHMKB3!
And all Pereous who wish to do tho
Labor of Ton Men
Uj one man and lh. Inreelmcnt of a few iMlarr
in machinery, we ofTrr
Woods' (S The Buckeye Moucrs,
hleli have stood the teit nf twentv vcar. In
which time there has been more of the so ma
chine made and sold than of all other machin
combined, in tha folUd Watt. Tbe Woidi"
nwhine took tho tint prit at Vienna, AaMrla,
in ompfimon witfl all the maohiaes of the
world. Wo also stll the Ilhica, Uaerstown and
Com ley
all warranted to bs made of U.e beit matarinl
and if tfaevdonot do ibelr work rijht, we will
take thrrn back and rtfund the money. Wc nlno
sell
BPROrfB PIU' Alt AM) NKTJ.IS JlAItPnON
roilKH, PUI-Lllif. Ac
Tnninif; machim:,
of all kinds, hut mostly Elli k. lloirman'i on
liorse tread.
DUCKEYR aiUTN MlTLI.?, PIDCtl MILLS,
FANNINt MILLS,,
and all other machines in our lino.
Two oar loads of ma-hlnrs junl rfcalved. I)o
not fall to call. M. ll, HK"WN A HKO.
At Meat ftlarket, on Market street, rirernold,
la. June3:7t
COUKT PKOCLAMATION.
WnanaAa, Hon. C. A. MAYBR, President
J ud(o of the Conrt of Common Fleas of the twenty-tilth
Jiidininl Dinlrirt, ciilDpourd of the coun
ties of ClearrWd, Centre and Clinton, and llou.
WM. C. FULKY and linn. JOHN J. HIIAU, As
sociate Judges of l'lrrflrld county, have luutd
their precept, to me dlrcclH, for the holding of
an Adjourned Court nf Commnn I'lras, at the
Conrt House, nt Clearlleld, In and for the coun
ty of Clearfleld, mimtnenrins; on the Till 1 U
MONDAY, THE I7T II IAY OF A I' OUST, It4,
and continnina; one week.
NOTICli Is tborefom hereby git on (o .lurnrsnnd
aUuokiwa, in and fur eaid oounly of Ciearnrld to
be and appear tn ihoir pripnr porriris, nt 1 oVInch
A. M. of said day, lo do thane things which In
their behalf pertain to bo done.
U1VUN under my band at Clearfleld, this 1 ltd by
of July, in the year or our Lord one thousand
eight hundred ond siMcntv four.
W. R. MePOKHHOX, Sheriff.
LrpOVX311 1 P SKTTLKMEN T:
X
Annual .talement of tbe Auditnra of ulr.nl
town.liip for (be eurrrnt year.
C1IAKLKH MKINOT, Pl.trlel Tna-urr or 01.
rani town.liip, In aooount with Ihe Head and
fobool fund, of .aid (own.bip for 178 1
ROAD UNO.
DHIITIIR.
To amt nn.eated road tax from trea.'r
prevloiia year , , (7411 03
To intere.t on tbe iame... KU IK
To amt aeated lain a.eoeod for 197.1. 4110 211
TotaU M,4i rf ULtirO 4D
,
fifiKitiTitn.
riy work oh road hv eltltena
lly amt paid for books, making dupli
cates, Ac ,
Hy abatement lo taipuyeri
Hy percentage
Hy percent ago previous ymt ,
lly cioneralion..,
He lance due township ,
TT
Total.,.., j,,..
tfl,2IIO 411
SCHOOL M'ND.
nravon.
To balaneo at lnt settlemonh..
To amount of State dralt
To eiilitiatsi fmm Co. TrBnrr
To aehoid tax amc)icd for 187i
To amount from Co. treasurer
TotaU "
rnsjtitTrii,
By school orders redeemed
Hy School Journal.,....
Hy tccretory'e reea...,,w ,
Hy treasurer' fees
lly eionerailons.
By abatement to tax pay era ,,
Hy amount paid for EtnTc ,
Hy amount fur glai nnd lumber ,.
Balance due diitriot..
TotaU.
....... m,i4 .to
We, the nnderalirnad auditors, bavins mst ac
cording to law and duly examined tin accounts
ana vountiers ol Uliarles Mignot, Treaaurar, And
them correctly set rrth In the above sUletnent.
Tha balaneo due the mad fund la t-7M, and the
balance due the sehol lunrt appeare to be Ha.84.
In tealimony whereof we hare hereunto Nt our
hands this 1st day nf June, A. D. 1174.
JOHN B, CARIi,
1 l H B. BTKWART,
ATTttNTi ii. LK1UEY,
tJnn, W. ft-nmvnn, Clerk, A us 1 tors.
Joly lft, l74..t
J. M. Kit ATZEIl,
IN
PIE'S BUILDING,
DEALKIt IN
Dry Goods, Dross CJoods,
Curpcls, ' Wall Papers,
Lndies' Shoes, Children's Shoes,
Groceries, Proviriions, &c.,
U jut leochins a ooniplele a.lortluunl of ,nodfl,
1,'iUKht at late.t and lowoet prioea.
ROOD I'ltlNTH, AT TEN CENTS PICK
', YAKD.
(iOOD YD-WirtK m.EACUED MUS
L1NS, TEN CKSTS.
HEAVY YARD-WIDK UNBLEACHED
MUSLINS, 12J CENTS.
AI'PLETON'H A MUSMNH. I2J CT8.
TEH YARD UY THE 1'IECE.
AND ALT. PllY (I00D9 AT LOWEIi HATES
THAN IIKRKT0F0KE.
mum (joods,
IS CHEAT VARIETY.
rAKFKTH
(.All 1'KTS
CA III' KM
CAIII'KrS
'Altl'l:i'S
t'A H P KTH
CAlll'KIS
CAHI'IMS '
rAIII'KTS
rAHI'KTS
CARI'lvTS
CAHI'KTS
CAIII'KTS
(lAKI'KTK
CAIIFKTS
niuissLS,
THREE-PLY,
TAl'ESTKY,
INGUAIX,
mid nil lower
grades.
CAHI'KTS
CAKFCTS
I'AKI'KTS
CAHI'KTS
CAHI'KTS
CAHI'KTS
(Alt I'KTS
CAHI'KTS
CAHI'KTS
CAlt I'KTS
CA K I'KTS
CAHI'KTS
CAHI'KTS
CAKl'HTH
CAHI'KTS
PAKAS0L8 OF ALL LESCRIPTION8.
OKOCKIIIEH, UY ORIGINAL PACK
AGE, AT A SMALL ADVA NCR
ON COST.
FISH,
FI.OUU,
HACON,
ALT, Ao ,
C'UJ.'TANTLY (l"f HASH.
WOOL ANU OTllWl lllOllfCE WANTl'D.
rimrflnl.l, M? 17, 1P71.
J. 1". Ill V IX,
-AT TIIK-
COllNEU STORE,
0URWENSVILLE, PA.,
WILL cKLL
CHEAP FOll CASH,
REASONABLE ON TIME,
His extontvo Stock of
STAPLE DltY-GOODS,
DHF-SS (iOODS,
NOTIONS,
CLOTHING,
HATS, CAHI'UTS, OIL-CLOTIIS,
WHAT, FISH, CANNKD FRCITS,
HOOTS AND PIKlES, WOODEN.WAIIT!,
"LAPS AND QI'EENSWAllE,
imrtDivAiin, nom, tobacco, ao., a,.
FLOUR, SALT AXD fLASTER
BY THE CAR LOAD.
Cottage Sots and othor Furniture.
LUMBERMEN'S SUPPLIES.
fr!.nmber and Country Produce tnken In
cirhanfre fur goods at tho hiphent market price,
rnrwennvilin. l'a., June 3. in: 4.
C
'KIN KLIN WAUONSI
The UnderniiftlMt ha nn kain1 fn aal. .I Ik.
"Shaw House," Clnarlleld, l'a., a lot of the
(Jelcbrntetl Conklin M'ngons,
whlrh be olfcrl on verj rconaWe terma. The
Wnirona have a national reputation, and farmera
and all nlhnr. will do well to oall and Katnine
(bum. All the inlormntln, doilred wiuoeruiog
Ihiin will he fnrnlrbed wilh plea.ore.
J'l K. SKWTON SHAW.
UOTANDS1IOI2 MAKING.
JOSnrit It. TtHKHlNtl. oo Marh.1 .tr U
Bhaw's How, Clearfleld, fa., has just reftefvsd
a flat lot of French Calf Skins aad Kips, the
best in the market, and Is now prepared to man
ufacture everything In his line, lis will war
rant his work to bs as represented.
Tha eitltens of Clearlleld and vicinity are
reipeotfully invited to give him n aall.
Work done at short notice. 7;16"73y
BAItfi.MXR IN MUSICAL IX
FTIM1MKNTM ! Organs, fch new and
anmmd hand, at (he Muale Hloro, opposite ffnllrh's
Vuraiture 8 tore. All persons Inieroslcd are tnvU
trd te cMl and oxhiuIiio a now style ot Organ now
on exhlhillon. H licet Music and Music H'oks
onaaUatlyfln hand. aplS4-7ttf
A YAXTKD Uy tho Cluarfiold Ez-
1 T culsior Cant Hook Cutnpaay, Wood for
10,01)0 CANT HOOK HANDLES,
of best quality hard Bugar, tllt to siie. For In
formation Inquire at tbe ToU-v-o and rgnr Store
rf janirtfj ALKX, WATHUN.
CAITION-AH persans are hereby warned
eKint pureliasiug or ia any way mediiiing
with the following property, vil : 1 cook itnve
and utensil, I hedMead and bedding, 1 sink, 1
set chairs, 1 table, 1 oow and 1 hog, now In tha
possexslnn of Towers Woodford, of Hern aide
townhlp, as the same Is sulject tn mv order at
any ttiita. T. V, UtiPHAH.
Westcvtr, July 1ft, 18T4.-It.
("AtiTIOMAll persons aro hereby warned
J against pureltaaing or in any way raoddting
with the following described personal property,
viat Uneblook eow, the hair of aoresof wheat,the
half of 4 acre of huekwheat, 1 cook atove, 1 set
of cii airs, 1 lieds and m faantity of honor hold far
nitnro, new in the possession of Henry Ogden, of
Lawrence townihlp, as tha name hetonga to me
and Is left with hi to on loan, subject to my order.
Jnlylo.lt tt, W. OUbhll.
Pr Ccoas, 5rowl(S, SU.
1874. 1871.
UNDER FULL SAIL!
THE
KEYSTONE
- TO THE FRONT!
llciidiiuarlm for Dry Goods!
Am ojnmlnt; my second large spring and sum
mer stock of Foreign and Utimeslio
DItY GOODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths, '
LAIHES & CHILDREN'S SHOES,
t(c, rfc, &c.
The price will be suoh as will not be excelled
by any other place In the Htnto. Call and see
for yourselves.
YV.w. HKf.U,
Biar2ft fieoond street, Clearfleld, Pa.
C
ihan;kd hands.
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would rerpoctfally notify the public generally
that be has purchiuiid J. 8. Shower's Grocery
Store, in Minw's How, wliure bo iutends keeping;
a mil line oi
U R O E It 1 1 H.
IIAJIS, DI1IHD BKKFand LARD.
Hl'UAHH and B1IU I'S, of all gr. lc.
TEAS, Oreeti and Illack.
COKKKK, lioarted and limn.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
r.i.v.vKf rnvtTB,
AH kind, in tbe market.
PICKLK3, Injil. and barrel..
STICLiS, in every form nnd rariolj. .
FAMILY FLOUR,
Al l, hlSII-HUM KAl M.ltH.
ROAI'S,
MATCH KM,
IlIIIKD APPLES,
lll'.IKU PKACHE3,
IHilKI) ClIEnRIKS,
Coal Oil tad Lamp Cliimiioya.
And a (rno-l an.nrlincnt f thnc thinif. n.ually
V, pt in a grocf'rjr .tore, which ho will caclmngc
fr inorki'ting ol tiio luark.t pricrl.
Will H'll for oa.b aa oheoplr ae any oilier one.
1'lra.K ell and are hi. tock and ju,lre for
yourself.
JOHN M.UACOHKY.
Clrarll,dd, Moy S7, IK71.
GItOCERIES!
NEW STORE,
Opposite Post Office,
New Goods I New Prices I
CHOICE LINE t)P TEA
OOLONOR,
JAPANS,
IMPORTED,
VOUNJ HYSON,
ENGLISH I1RRAKFAET
Fureet In Market.
nUTTEII A Bill KCiUH
Will bo kepi and aold at flr.t ooat. Caib paid
t vwuu.ry a ruuace
GERMAN ClIEIlRIErl,
TURKEY PRUNES,
PRESERVED PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS
HMI1.
Mackerel, Lake Herring, Cod, Ar.
PlCkl.l:.
tlarrol l'ltklci nut Engllah Pickloa.
I'l.ntiR and n:c.l(.
Flour, Corn Meal, Pat Meal, lo.
fol,lS'74 LYTLK MITCHELL.
ED. W. GRAHAM,
DEALER IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
Sftl'AUE TIMBER A LIBBER,
CLKARKlELn, 1'A.,
Hae ju.1 ojieni'd, at tho old .land, In Grahatn'a
now, a ooniileto .took of
.1 t: u o o ii s,
of every dereri,lln.
dry noons.
, UliOCKltlKS,
IIAKDWAIIE,
HOOTS AND SIIOKS,
CI.0TH1S0, rf.,f-c.,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
Fi,uurt,
JIEAT,
SALT,
HYE,
OATS,
CORN,
ALWATS OK 1AXD AXD FOR
SALE AT A S.VA LL AD VA S'CE.
FLOUR
the ear load, and sold
advance.
Reoolved b the ear load, and fold at a small
advance.
A supply of HUPB ooniUntly on hand.
Special Inducements offered to those (retting oat
Square Timber and Logs, aa wt deal largely
in Lumbermen's Supplies, nnd are pro
pared nt all tinea to purchase tim
ber nnd lumber. v
KDi W GRAHAM,
. Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, VA.
Oct. M. 17?.
0UBLEY & CALDWELL,
niAtama in
Agricultural Implements.
BIO LER STATION. PA. ,
Wo art agents far tha "Champion" Reaper nnd
Mower eouiMned. the Pratt Horse Rake and
tiamaalnga' redder Cutler, aa well as for all kinds
ef Btovea and U eaters. Hampltw always on hand
for otamlnatloa.
Call an or address ns nt Willlm.grove. Clear.
etu ewawsy! ra. janolt 9sn
WisrrUanroufl.
MISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIKL11' pa-
Till WINTKB AND gl'H tJ,U TU8"8
oloae II a j Imb, 1K74.
TERMS OF TUITI0'"-nadiLt0rthogrB,h.v,Wriliii(,Ol,Ja,,tM-e,jn.,
1'rin.r, Arithmatie .ud frlB.'1"'
leogral.b. 7 ,"
lll.lorv. Local and deacrlntiv. Ueoirriv,hv
ltb Map bra-Inn, Urauiwar, MwiUl ,
and VVritlen Arltbmetio H t i
Alxebra and the Kokence.
In. (ruction la In.truaenul muale
Oil palating, 14 le.aona
Wa work
II oo
1. 0
II to
I 00
Fur full particular, aend for Circular.
Clearlleld, March 11, 1,74. II M0-J
The Bell's Run Woolen Fuctory,
Pann tuwnrbip, Clearfield Co., Pa.
II U B N E D OUT!
BURNED UPI
The subscribers have, at great expense, rebuilt
neighborhood necessity, in tho erection of a ftrst
cUm Woolen Manufactory, with all tbe modern
iuiprovements attached, and are prepared to make
all kinds of CM lis, Cassimeres, Halinetts, blan
kets, Flannels, Ac. 1'lenty of goods on band to
supply all our old and a thousand new customers,
whmu wo aak to come and examine our stock,
Tho business of
CAKIUNQ AND PULLING
will receive onr especial attention. Proper
arrangements will be made to receive and deliver
Wool, to suit customers. All work warranted and
done upon tho shortest notice, and by strlet atten
tion to busineas we hope to realise liberal share
of public patronage.
KMMrO POUNDS WOOL WANTKD1
We will pay the highest market price for Woo
and sell our manufactured goode aa low aa si mil sir
goods can bo bought in the oounty, and whenever
we fail to render reasonable satisfaction we can
always be found at borne ready to make proper
explanation, cttner in person or ny icner.
JAMES JOHNSON A HONS,
aprll2ltf liower V. O.
IK KCOXOMY IS AN OISJKCT,
CLOT II I X ,
Furnishing Goode, itc,
D. STEWART & SON'S
CLOTH INT, STOKE.
Thoy keep a'full lino of
Men's, Youlhi' & Boys' Clothing.
Also, Umbrellas', fiitcliolla, Overalls
lints, Shirts, cndorshirts, and
Jirawors, &o..
Which they will Kill at moat rea.onable prleea.
Call and examine their gooda before puruharln.
elMwbere. Kootn m Man.ioo lluilding.
ClearlleM, Pa., April I, 1ST,.
TVEW BTOHE AND NEW GOODS-
A. .
JOS. SHAW &
Uare just opened a
Niw 8toh, on Uain8t.,CLSAiriii,D, Ti.
e
Ulelr occupied lij Wm. P. IKWIN.
Their atock coniiatt of
ITDiaT (S3- CD CD CE St
GkoeKKics of the boat quality,
Qui.knsu ahe, Ituots and Slioca
aod evry article nerjetaarv for
one's comfort.
Cull and xamine our stock before pur
chasing el.awbere. Hay 9, lSGS-tf.
A. H. MITTON'S
(fluceessor to Craln A Mltton,)
cw Saddle nnd Harness
MANUFACTORY,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
TIIR undersigned, having leased rooms for the
manufacture of all kinds of hAlbl,KH, HAH-
NKSS, and all the latest ImprovemenU in Horse
Furnishing Uoods, Is now prepared to till all
orders al nrieea and quality that will sorririw
who favor him with a call for the inspection of his
work, lie Is rletennmeo to pieatte ana nis ex
perience and obnervation in oaMern and western
cities enables bun to DKFY COMPETITION In
the mium. lecture of tiold, Silver, Oroide, ltubber
Covered and li ill-Lined ountod
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESSI
Also Finn
RIDING AND RACING SADDLES.
His rents and expenses being tight, be will
sell the same grades of work 30 per ernt, cheaper
than they can bo bought tn tbo eastern cities.
Repairing and adjusting Saddles, Uarness, Ac.
neallv done, at reasonable prices.
Particular attention paid to all orders by mall
or otherwise.
Call and sea his work before buying elsewhere.
jgwWHooms in Irwin a btore. noit door to Key
stone Hlore. A. Ii. MITTON.
. Clearfleld, Pa., May IS, 1874.
MITCHELL WAGONS,
The Best ia the Cheapest!
Thomas Rclllr has received another large lot of
"Mitchell Wagons," wbifh are among tho very
best manufactured, and which he will sell at the
most reasonable rates. His stock Includes almnit
all deseriptions of wagons large and small, wide
ana narrow trook. Call an see them.
epr7 THOMAH R EI LLY.
HOUSE AXD LOT FOR SALE!
The House and Lot on the corner of Mar
k.. .k,I Lr.u ....,. r'iu.4t.M u. t. i-
The lot contains nearly an acre of gronod. The
houso is a largo double frame, attaining nine
roam, rnr irrini ana outer informal. on appiy
U the subscriber, at the Tost Office.
uovla P. A. WAV LIN.
CHEAP GROCERIES!
eLUMIIf.lt CITT. PA
Tho undersigned announces to his old friends
and patrons that he has opened a good line of
tlHOCKKICH A PROVISION at the old stand
of Kirk A Bponoer, for which he solicits a liberal
patronage. ii. vr. Mununu.
Lnraner utty, ra., aiareb so u.
J. R. M'MURRAY
WILL PIIPPI.T Von WIT1T ANY ARTlrl.K
OK MRrlUHANMrlK AT TIIK Vb'RV LOWEST
l'KICE. COM K AND (8:5:73:;)
NEW WASHINGTON,
I
IME1 LIUKI
The nndaral.ned la aow arenared to furnish
the pubh, with aa xo,llant qualit, of
Bellefonte Wood-Burned Lime,
f,r plulerlnx pnrnoae., hy Ih, lart or amall
quantltr. Can be lonnd for tha praaent at Pl,'s
new building, on Market afreet.
Mtl-U L. K. HcCl LLOUOH.
Mountain Eeho Cornet Band,
CUnWENBVILLII, PA.
Ml'810 farnl.hed for l'lenloa. r..H,.u (',-.
eerta, Leeturec, ao., oa reaionahle terraa,
Au.lr.i,, K. E. tlEUNKH, Dee',,
inyS tlo, CnrwanaTllla, Pa.
ADMINIWTHATOII'N NOTIfK.Nntloe
Is herehj glren that Inters or administration
I. N. C. T. A. on tho estate of JO AH Hllii'U
dee'd, laU of Cofinstoa town. hip, Clearfleld Co.!
hating been dnl; gcanled he the andersigned, all
pereona Indebted to aaid aiut. will plea., maa.
payment, and tbos, baTlng elalma or demands
will preseat tbeaa properly authenticated form
tlmnt. WILLIAM RIDKR.
Jnnlt-St Adminletrator.
T1KT Ol JT'HIIRrl Jrawa for aa adjoin!
. rmtdah.k.M Ik. tkil u , - . .
Uih of AlguM A, II. 174.
M. Towan BeorarlaiJ. B Waller.
II. MeCllweT Hell
War, Mulhellaad "
J. M. MeCruhe.
n. B. T.,1.. .
John HrMh -
Wlla. K,pbart...Dwatar
1. U. Hnnderlla "
Thomas Park, Hoggs
V, B. HoH Uradl.rd
I.ol her Wllllata, "
i'. B. nephart
Joa. Moor Pergiaoa
Joba P. 11,1,1 w
Kra.. Mlgnot.....Olranl
R. Lnnaoerry...Uo.ht
11. llartaf.lt i.. . a..rf
J..M Line, "
(leorae lletl. m
a., leela...lalloh
Chriatian Hhnff JA.iu
Waa. Klng....B.rnsido
Job. P"W.II.L,ww.a
Josopb Walla
Rlmoa Pnltoa
John Cnmmmm
wm. rnlwrtoa
(leorg. L. Herri.
:i.v.r.itow.oati.(f.!
Per Mow Morrla
Adam Unit Pik,
rrwi. eiignoa
II ear, Stooa,.,Oh)rl.ld
David Wr
FotrMtw Bkna "
Siaraivarr, linorr, U,
L
OOK OUT FOB THE
TT
tti X
J. HUBBARD & CO.,
DEALERS IN
STOVES & RANGES,
AND MANi'FA.TflRERS OF
111,
Shent-Iron
& Copper Ware,
n.TJJIBERS & GAS FITTEKS,
Near Market Ulrect, Clearfleld,
Will keep oa band all tha bell Cook Stores,
Ranges, lloating Htoree aod Furnaoea ia th.
market, among which wa tn.ntioa the Argand
Hang., Victor Cook, Diamond Hlat. and Kcllpea,
all of whioh for beaut, of dealga aod oheapueu
cannot be anrpaaaed io the market. All of oar
(Korea we warrant lo give entire aatlafaetloa, or
tb. Stove oan b. returned in too days. Old
stove, taken In part pay for Dew onea. W. keep
on hand all of the latest and beat
HEATING STOVES
AND
RANGES.
Particular attention paid to the repairing of
all kinds of Stoves, Ranges and Furnaoea.
TIN WARE.
Of our own mannfactnre, of all kinds, which
which will be rold cheap for cash, by wholesale
or retail. All oar ware Is made out of one and
two cross tin, and warranted to be Just ai wo
represent tt.
Tin Rooting and Spouting
done at abort notice and on moat reasonable
terms, aud repairing neatly and promptly axe-
PLUMBING AND GAS FITTING
done and all joba warranted perfect. Will keep
on band lias Fixtures, of all kinds, nnd lit up
houses with Ranges, Rath Rollers, Rath Tuba,
Shower Raths, Wash Stands, Siuka nnd Water
Closets.
Parties wishing anything dona in onr line will
do well to give us a call, as we are determined to
please all in regard to price and stylo of work
manship. T.J. Hubbard will person a lly super,
intend all work entrusted to our care.
juoea T. J. IIL'RBARD CO.
rpN-WARE, STOVES,
AND
HARDWARE!
WATSON, NICHOLS 4 CO.,
CURWENSVILLE, PA.
Having bought tba Hardware Store and Tl
Shop formerly belongiog to W, A. Dale, wn
intend keeping for tala everything belonging to
tbe business, and will endeavor to aell as low for
cash ns oan bo bought this side of Philadelphia.
At our establishment may bo fonnd nt all timea
a full supply ef
Shelf and Hcary Hardware,
SHEET-IKON AND T1N-WARB,
Cook and Heating Stoves,
SHOE FINDINGS,
Nails, Paints, Oils, Glass, Putty,
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
Farming Implements of all Kinds,
BCTTHKS,
BCYTnE-SNATHES,
6 RAIN CRADLES,
RAKES, Ao
BAH' JtllLt. rt.YDi.rcs,
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS,
HOUSE SHOES,
1I0RSK SIIOE KAILS,
BOLTS, la.
Wood and Willow-Ware, Oil Cloths, 4c.
M-T1N HPOl'TIXO don. low and h..lnf
material used.
WATSON, srcnoLS CO.
Curwensvllle, Pa., Jaoo 3, 1874.
JKONSIDE3 STORE.
G. S. FLEGAL,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE,
STOVE3,
rjEATERS,
RANGES,
HOLLOW-WAHK,
SAINTS.
OILS VARNISn,
PUTTY A GLASS,
ROPES,
STEP-LADDERS,
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE!
Th..el,br.Ud Toledo Anll-FrwMlng Qalvanlse,!
IRON-LINED WOODEN PUMPS.
No belter ramp, la tba market.
LAMM, CIIANDBLISRS, LANTERNS,
LAMP FLI ES, of all kind.,
LAMP FIXTURES, to.
All at lowtet prioM. 1.1,74
eqal.lt attract, rhUlpaburjr;, Pa,
gTONK'S SAW GTJ AIMERS AND
SAW UPSETS.
Wa have received th. tn... a,, tt,.
, n ni.iiiwHnr, pricea. vau aoa
email ne Iheo. Th.j are tha best.
B1ULIR OO.
FOR Af,F - Tb. aad,nlgaa4 .tm tn
ale a val.alii. tew. nnmart i. t a..b
of 01.arll.ld. Lot (l.li wU, t twt
ator, plank koaa. tbaraoa .raeUd, villi Urea
, how. .lair, ana roar Ma mm, a, ataira.
wwm. mis Data rooai m Moad loer.
Il lnl.bl eonplet. froai Mlial la atUe
0m4 doable porek aad goni a-ater. Prioa raa.
onabl. and pajaiwla .ear.
"augJI WM. M. MoODLLOtJOIl.