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CLKARFIELU, PA
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Methodl! I2plcnpal CbrehRt?. A. D.
Yochm, Paetor. PaMl 8arvia vry Babbata
U Id A. M., and T V. M.
Babbath Hchool at A. M.
Prayr Mooting every Thareday. at 74 P. 11.
Com in union Herrleo, first Habbalb of ovary
onth, at 10 A. H.
Praabytar.an Church Rer. H. 8. Bun. an.
-Biil.bth services morning and owning Bab
bath Hchool at I P.M. Prefer Meeting Wednes-
oar veuing.
Kt. fraud' Church Catholic Rt. P.
J. 8mRin!. Mass at lut o'elook A. M., oa tb
Moond and foarth Sunday of each month.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TIM OF OLD I Ha QUARTRR (USURS OOt'RT.
Peeond Monday of January.
Third Monday of March
Firit Monday of Juno.
Fuarth Monday of September.
TIKR or IOLDINU COM N OX FI.RAI.
Pint Monday of June.
tteoond Monday of November.
ruiuc orrtcRRi.
Prrtident Judgtlut, CbarU-g A. Mayer, of
Lock lleven.
AniUani Lam Judge Hon. Jubi H. Orrii, of
Belli route.
AoeiatiJmdtt--William C. Foley, Clearfield ;
John J. Head, lurwensville.
Prolkonotar Aaron C. Tat.
Rtgitttr and RtcortUr A. W. Lea,
Iittrict Atlorntu Frank Fielding.
Trtnwr David V. Wise.
A'Afr. William It. McPberon.
County .S rwy or -8am uel P. MeCtoskey, Cnr
wcnsville. Count Commiiiionrit. P. Couterrt, Kart
baus) John D. Thompson, CurweosvlIU, Clark
llrowu, Clearfield.
County Auditor Reuben McPberson, Clear
UliMn, Clearfield.
Jury CommitiemtnJohn W. fihugart, Jam
Mitchell. Clearflod.
8uprimtdct of PubUu Sehoah John A.
tiregory, Clerftrld.
Aotariet Public John W. Writ-ley. Wm. Ra-
dobeugb, Cyrus It. Gordon, Clearfield t Jotiah
hvam, Joseph K. Irwia, Curwensvtll ; J. J. ban
gle, Osceola Mills f Job niton Hamilton, l.Rthra-
liurjr.
llliicklKirrio aro selling In thin huo
t ill oenti per quart.
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SiiirivlH ennnot loyally bo shot mi
ni alter tho first or September.
Tlio fttteiidiuHO ut the pic-uic held
on tbe ground! of the Cluarfield Park Association,
on Thursday, wa quite lrg
I n Skkhion, The Lumbermen's Con
vention it in Kiilon In Pie' Opera Hons a we
go to press. The proceedings will bo given to
our reader! next week.
Tbo Tynno JItrald nays that Mr.
Robert Stewart, aged ninety-three, lite! In GullcB
township, Clearfield eouotjr, and hU brother, aged
oinctj-ds, live! In Ireland.
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Mr. 11. Newton Hhaw, tho gontle
manly proprietor of tho 6baw Iloow, iport with
a handioiue pair of dark ehestoot colored horeei,
aid lo be of tbe celebrated Goldduit itoek.
The JerHty Shnro Jlmdd nays an
additional foret of workmen will be pot on tbe
Joney 8 ho re and Pine Crock Railroad botwaen
that point and WiUiamnport, and tbo road com
pleted ai toon ai poiaibte.
Au oxchttiio Hays pimtiiiaFttuni are
intimated by the Department not to doliver a
letter from tho Penelon Office to any other than
the pertoo addreiaed, or a member of bla or her
family, or to a legal guardian of tho pensioner.
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"t'h'tirfield, it in Haiti, will wxm have
a targe planing mill." St. Afai-jr't Gaum.
Why, Brandon, we baro two Brst-elaM citab
liibinente already, and ttaero are partiti looking
around for territory on which to erect tbo third.
You bed better come over and fee ai.
Still in I'hookiws. Tho camp-moot-log
Rt Wallaeelon U still In progrets, Tbo at
U'odtneo has been very Urge, and wo proeame
that tho epirllntl progreM bat been eommonanrato
with the turnout and tbe exeeedlngty fine weather.
Special trains were ran from Clearfleld and Ooooola
to Wallaoeton on Sunday.
The Hui Skin. M r. 11. M. MeEnally,
agout for tho Continental Life Imuraooo Compa
ny, ( bound to lot tho public know bll where,
abouli. He now aporte tbo blggeit ilgn In town.
Thoie wbo wtnt their live! loinred will find him
op itaiti, on tbe north tide of Market etroot, be
tween tho Shaw Houh and tbe Maneton Hoose.
Another Pic-Nic On Thursday
next tho Lutberon Sanday-School, of tbii pUee,
will enjoy tbctnielvei at ft ple-nio to bo hold on
thr gronndPOf the Clearlold Park Anoocittloa. Tbo
parent! of the rcboUrt and all friend f the
school aro Incited to attend. A general good
time li expected.
,
Inji hkd. We learn by tho Altoona
TVtoatte that Mr. Erne it Moore, a freight brako
min on tbe railroad, and a eon of D. W. Moore,
i;fl,.,of this placs t4vercty Injured on Thurs
day morning while engaged In the performance
of his customary duties. Tbe aeoideot ooearred
near Lowlitown, Pa.
More Storms. A geiientl storm
seems to hav prevailed throughout th no rtb west
ern portion of thla eounty on last Wednesday
aftcrnooa. A large amount of timber wa de
stroyed in Brady, Huston and Union townships,
and considerable. Injnry was don th fall crops.
W did not learn of any lives being tost, although
; we biarJ of vral Bartow scape.
; II raw I-iors. Nearly cverj'bfMly
f, knew that Mr. Renben Pox, of Sinking Valley,
owned one of th handsomest hers la all this
; country. Oa Friday last the aolmal took slok
- and died at nin o'slook In th evening. Colic
I flril, then in flam at ion of tb bowel. Th animal
h was a Urge, handsomely built black stallion. Mr.
Foi refused $2,600 Tor blm not long sine. 7y-
roN Herald,
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Court. Tho Anoint tonn of an ad
journed Court, for tb trial of lrll causes, om
mencd on Monday morning, at 8 o'clock, with
Jud: Orvls, Foley and Rnd on th bench. It
look now t Tuesday fbrenoon) a though oonald
arable builncr would b disposed of during th
term. Th "tight times" Is svldcntly assisting
somewhat In bringing parlies to set I Is their eaeo
H th eheapewt way pocsibl.
Hktuhnkd. Wo are pleated to loarn
itbat Wm. UoCrackcn, Kq formerly a resident
of Ferguson township, ha again returned with
his family, II sold hi farm aeveral year ago
aad removed to Virginia, where he has resided until
within a few weeks, when he returned ta greet
old neighbors and friends, and designs making
Jlearflcld bis future borne. Barring th eiimata,
ber are few better plaoi than Clearfield oRoty
r a man ib medium circumstances to ocura him-
at a bom. Industry and economy will reward
too wh follow their precepts.
Two More Lkss. We reirret that
aro compelled to chronicle tbo delate of two of
Mr most bicblv esteemed friends. W allad I
death of Wm. B. Dickey, of Beeetrla townsblp,
teh eecarred lb 12th lost-. In th 66th year
bis ag. and f Wal. B. A Ua rider, of Wood-
ird township, which took place on last Friday,
id 61 year. Tk former suffered th III of
uwmpllon for many years, and th laUor an
4 iccllent health until thirty hours bfor
i pi red, when b eras attacked with billon
i. Olea Hop and Pnseyvill hav each lost
esteemed oil lava, residing within four mile at
a fiber -and tbelr respective families a friend
am plac caa aerer be filled.
Horhe Thikvm Awidt. Wo barn
4 om oouAdrl aUred tb past r-fie Id f
t. Edward Comfort, lu Jordan tewaabip, oa th
ht af tb f th last., and stole oa of hi horse.
horse wa takes up by Jm Uavle, aear
res. It I supposed tb thief bad tb boras
I ia Ik woods during th day and that a
ha Lao and wa making hi way horn. We
klso Informed that a ly looking fellow, wear-
hla pasta, gray oat, aad a nap, who had
M prowling around tb neighborhood for v
a day provleua, bogging bla vleiaals, hrft about
same Urn, and It la presumed that th horso
drrtd off with him. It would b wall aagh
t lb neighbor to so that Vl ssor horsos
low this fallow.
List of letters remainioff unclaimed
th Postoflee at Clearfield, (or tba weak eediag
wat ITth. 18T4 I
r4. G. M
Kippon,
Kea, Henry M.
Malteak, Timothy
Martea, Thosaa ,
om, Bertha
dr, Dr.
idy, Jbbm
aiga. Wm.
gel, Mary
rabam, L. W,
. 11, Mr. W. K.
iohastoa, Chart
Norter, Wm.
N)oa, Baras
' f
Picard, Chart
Reed, Mr. Jlavya
Scbafer. Hearv W.
P. A.UAULIft, r. M
nUDDKN BKATn. A man namod
Janaao Keotoa, aa Kngliabmaa, was found dead
la hii boa at Ike Bt Okarlea Hotel, la this plaoa,
akowt Uo-oloak, on Wodaesday sight. Ilappaan
that ha had beoa la tho employ of Mr. MoUoorgo
ror oomo lime past, but for several days had boon
about towa drinking to exoees. The olerk at tbe
St. Charkw pot him to bed about 1 o'clock In
the afWaooa, and bofbra roliring weoi lo Ken
toa'o room to see ho bo was getting, when he
found blm dead. An Inauoot wni hold on tbo
body by Jastlo Howe, and a rordiot nnderod to
tho effect that death waa aauied by txcoulv
drinking. Tk authoriUaa and frlondi took
ohargt of tho remains and gave them a resecta
ble burial on Thursday, Sous money and a
eortltoato of deposit for ttTI, at tba Pirat Na
tional Bank of Clearfleld, waa found la hla pookoU,
aa well aa a letter from bis broiber Ueorge, resid
ing at Manchester, England, dated the 17th of
July, 1ST
Bahi Bai.l.t-Oii ThurHday IiimI, a
aoolable gamo of baae ball was played oa tbe
grounds or tbo Clearfield Park Association, bo
twoon the CblooUelauooso olub, of Cloarfleld, and
tho Kureka olub, of Pbllipaburg. Aa tba I'blllpa-
borg boys desired to return borne oa tbo afternoon
train, tbo gamo waa oalled at tba end of tho aov
ontb inning, with tbo following score t
camckROLANooaa. o. a.i
Moore, Id b...:...a S 8
auaaiu.
Myera, 1. f
Kabella, e. f....
Jones, p
Moll, l.tb
H hearer, a. a....
Keller, e
II tier, Id b
Uuntcr, Sd b,.,
Crane, r. f ,
Waltcra, p M
Wallaoe,!!. P.,ae. 8
now, i, r i
Rotonerana, Ut b S
Wallaoe, W S
llaatingi, o. f. I
Kragla, Id b M 8
Chorpeningv r. f... 1
Total..
ll IT Total tl
ir Mann iAca iNHijtei
lat Id Id 4th ttb 8th Ttb
CbioelealamooM...w T I t 1 0 ft IT
Kuraka H , 114 1 4 8 829
Umpire -Abram Jackson, of Pbllipaburg.
liisT op Voters. IWlow will bo
found tho tabular return made by tho several Aa
aeasors of Clearfield oounty,Mttlng forth th num
ber of registered voters in each borough and town
ebip, on th lit day of July, A. D, 1X74 1
District. Voters. Diitrict, Voter.
Beociria H 348 (lulicb 1X1
Bell HHW 2a5 llouUdala.....H...H 164
Uloom 70 Huston 102
Boggi H. 160 Jordan 1HI
Bradford M 824 Karlbaos 117
Brady H M8 Knox :ifl
Uu reside ,M 827 Lawrence 461
Cbest 155 Lumber City - Afr
Covington 171 Morris n 31ft
Clear He Id 40.1 New Washington-. 61
Curwenavillo...H,w 167 Osoeola lift
Decatur...... 884 Penn 140
Ferguson 14A Pike Ml
Ulrard.... m 110 Union H. 1)6
Uosbeo 81 WalUceton - 64
Uraaam 144 Woodward 100
Total 6,613
fatal Acciurnt. r mm a eorros-
pondent wo have tbo particulars of an accident at
tbe old Bwarta Mill, below Kylertowo, by which
a yonng man, named Andrew Oroe, came to his
death. With th re companions bo was n gaged
in rolling sow timber Into the creek when a Hick
in lb rear started down the hill upon their track.
Th other mea were fortunate enough to escapt
tbo descending timber, but young Oroe was oaugbt
between It and th one they wen rolling, crushing
his body. His comrades hastened to eitrloat
him, but hi Injuria war o great that ha died
tho next morning at ten o'clock, tbo accident hap.
poning at two o'clock on tho afternoon of Wednes
day, July S9th. Tho deceased was a ton of Mr.
Henry Groa, and was eighteen year of ago.
Pkiliptburf Journal.
Mum Infernal Carelessness. Tho
Clarloa Dtavoeras, of last week, says :
'On Saturday aftcrnooa, Mrs. Farelv. living in
Palnt'towosbip, attempted to III a miner's lamp
with kerosene oil, while th wick was lighted.
The cod sequence was that tbo oil caught fire and
tbo lamp and can exploded, throwing the burning
oil over herself and a little daughter five years
old. The child waa horribly burned, and th
father picked ber up and ran out of tbe bouse
with her. Twice in ber agony she twisted herself
from bis arms, and before th lame were extin
guished sb waa ao horribly burned that she died
tbe following morning. Mr. Fagely was terribly
burned or the head, lace and body. Her lel't side
was so fearfully burned that the physician bad no
hopes of ber recovery, and she Is yet lying in a
critical condition. Mr. Fagely waa badly burned
n trying to rvseu bis ebiid and wife from tbe
flames, but his injuries aro not considered dan
gerous. Thill another warning to people who
mint oa ailing a iignid lamp oitn oil. ' ,
Caught in the Act. Tbo Indiana
DmKrai says t
An attempt waa mad oa Saturday night last.
or rather oa Sabbath morning, lo break jail by
two or tbo inmate, asilateu by soino outside par-:
ty or parties. Tho floor of tbo hearth in the
sou lb wee t room was torn up and an attempt made
to reach th outside by digging down below the
foundation of tho building. In tbe meantime
other parti en the outside excavated tbo earth
and were about to remove oa of tbe large founda
tion alone. Just at tbli time Sheriff Daugharty,
who li always on tbo alert, beard tbo noise, and
by raising lb window la an oppar room alarmed
the outside confederate who precipitately fled.
Tbe inmatei wbo mad this al tempt wr Doe.
Lydlek and Don mire, aad It la supposed that on
of tbelr outside eon federate was Jim Myers, who
was discharged from jail last woek. This bold
attempt was nearly successful, and la another
praoi oi in toeeouruy oi ine om jau.
Mistaken. We lind tbe followintr
wis "saw" In nearly all of our exchanges t
Ib a recent ease la th Philadelphia Common
Pleas, Judge Allison decided that the goods of a
tenant nnot b told for delinquent taxes du by
tb owner of tbe hous. We never supposed they
could. A law authorising inch aal would b
grossly unjust But wa suppose ther most have
beoa some doubt about It, or too oas would never
have been brought into court."
Ther I no doubt about It Outside of phlladel
lia. Boob ha beta tb law ever since 1604, and
the law aow throughout tb Stat. Tbr ha
been oo much apelal legislation for Philadelphia
that no oat In that elty seems te know th law,
la fact, about election ttm tb people seem to
not as though then wera no law upon tb stat
ute book which tby worn bound ta respect.
Large Yikld. 'Mr. J. A. Hfttforty,
of Union Purnaoa, Huntingdon Bounty, gathered
forty-throe doaea of Bboomaker wheat from one
acre af around Bad one aad a half bushel f seed
own. Tbo yield irom me lorty-tnree ooun oi
sheave wa forlp-jaur nusaei oi clean wnsau
Tbia Is an uuusual crop in thin seUoa of tb
State, and, wa doubt it any or in mor nig my
on m rated poruoo can mrpaas or va oquai it,
i(eo Tniaa.
Think, farmer I Tit Ids of raising forty-four
bushels of clean wheat t th aor oa th spar
of th Allegheny mountains 1 Would It not b
well for our Clearfield Bounty farmers to get lorn
of this seed F
Faruionable. Tho J uniaui Register
remarks as follows t
'No MiffliatowR cirl can now be happy without
black baa or reticule attached to her waist-belt
by a strong chain a foot and a half In length, be
cause it I th latest style. The ar used for
street and church wear, and ar large nougn to
oontata a hymn-book, handkerchief, eonteetiouery
end ereeo aniilenou-h to do a healthy anpetlted
gin oi twenty per annum mrougn a long-wioiMNi
sermoa aad nrotraoted d raver. NotwUbatending
this, the receptacle Is novel, unique and hand-
om.
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GivkHih Name. Tho Philipsburg
Journal, of Baturday, says i
'A vonng maa from Clearfleld ntred a dwell'
in oa Secoad trL la a blissful state of iatoil
Wilve mu 4artv klMMtf nhaoxioUS. made
hasty ait, politely baoklog out aad making vig
orous us f hi arm to defend bis head from a
ding chair la lb hand of th lady of th
hous."
Tb Fhillpsburg poopl should know better than
to gl oar boy Intoxicating liquor when they
happen aver lhr. It ia against tb law.
(Changed. '"The Commitwionom of
Jefferson couaty hav agreed to rot aa Iron in
stead of a wooden brldr across Mahoning creek
at Paatsntawacy. W uaderstaad th parti
who had th aontraoi fbr patting Bp th wooden
nrtdg were Beneetiv wininsr o inrow up uwir
tract, uur ranxsouwaey irieno win
ha satisfied, while w think tho Commissioner
hav acted wily." BrookrilU Jrrrsaataa.
Th Commissioner had made a otrat ta
erect a wooden bridge, but public opinion against
tbo movement became so strong tliat they won
Induced o act as abav Indicated.
Democratic TICKET. I he lemo-
erall Convention of CBtr Bounty met at Bello-
fonto oa Wednesday a week, aad aamiaatcd tb
followlag llohat anaalmnsly i
Oongr, O. L. Alexaadwt Banal, P. Oray
Mask) Associate Law Judge, Job H.Orvl; As
mmbly, 8. T. 8bugrt and B. 8. Wolf.
A Pact Woin Krowiitq. It Is conceded that
better Photograpk ar not mad this Bid of
Pbiiadetpbla, Ibaa these which oome from J. K.
BoUorf 's Gallery, aad oaaldrtag tbe quality af
hi aietnr hi prtee ar very low. Persons
should aot fail la "Movr tbo shadow r th tub
Uyoa waat tbe (Main. Lo.lt.Hle Nary, or a
Na. I Fia. Cat Ch.wlag T.haeaa, Weyaiaa Smok
ing Tobaoao, aad all of to. popalar braada .1
Ch.wlag aad B.oklng Tobawoa, Jo to
R. H. .
Keg Carawt af a nperlor ,aallty raeealrW U
day (Aagael Itth) al W. Reed'e ttora.
R. H. Shaw kaa Jaal roealrW a Uoek of ...
Clgan, wblab oaaaot ho beat la aaality. lie (aa
Mil yoa a Cigar aae-hahf Hanaa rar 4 owatt aad
twoh.l.M for II mil If yea waal te b. m
Tiaoad tk. faet, f aad eaaob, mm af hla Chaea,
Littb)lron,UMatdaloa,atFrlM4hn. Umf
relumed if B.I at npraaeared.
INFLATION I INFLATION I
James Kerr A Co.. regard) cm of th aatloa of
tba rroaidont, aro Inflating, and hav lnlatod
their already largo stock of ClMbing, natll it now
em braoes tk finest aaeortmeat of Clothing aad
Purnlsbloi Qooda la anv retail ator la Pennsyl-
van I a. llelow aleaso find reduced prle Hit or a
mw mi in articles amnraoea in ineir bioori
MKN'S COTTON A DN flCTTS, ONLY III 00
MKN'H CAHSIMKHS HI' ITS, ONLY 8 00
MKN'8 ALL-WOOL CAHH. SUITS, 10 00
MKN'fl PINK BLUB U1AU. HU1TS, 16 00
YOUTHS' SI' ITS, ffi. to 10 00
CHILD'S FINK BLUR CLOTH QUITS, 8 00
CHILD'S FANCY DIAli. SUITS. 10
CHILDUUN S SUITS,allprlosa,rS.fiOtoll 00
Unbrllaa Silk, Gingham, Cotton a large
ana one aseurtmoni.
Ilo.lerv.-Flfty doiena Llil Thread, Bilk,
Cotton and Kngliah au par-stout koae, ahleh will
no aoia at irom nia up.
fttitrta Our atook of ihlrts Is larg and com'
pleto, embracing th Universal, French Feroal,
Cotton, Casiimer and colored Shirts, la groat
variety.
W would say to our customer! that baring
bought good at 16 par oont. loss than heretofore.
we an prepared to soil than at prieoa that will
really astonish everybody, Call early and see fur
yotiMBlvos. J A Man K K It H CO,
Old Western Hotel Corner, Clearfiold, Pa. 19
Rain R. M. M'Knally'a advertisement In re
gard to Lire Imurano. augll-1y
CpurBBT. A grand Concert will be given In
thollurniide M. K. Cbiireb, at Burnaida, on Fri
day evening, August 2tfth, IB74, to be conducted
by Prof. L. 8 ho lor, of Pittsburgh, assisted by
Col. Danka and daualiter. and others from a dis
lance. The Concert will cousist of Vocal and
Instrumental Music, Solos, Duels, Quartette and
uuoruiei. 'ina prooemis will ua applied as pay
ment of an Organ in tho M. K. Church at Burn,
s de. Prof. Shaler la Hell known as a fine mu
sical scholar and a proficient Instructor, and bis
entertain men t will prove a rare treat to all who
are oapablo of appreciating good must. Com
one, oome all! Admittance, 00 oents; children
under 12 years, 36 cent. Doors open at 7 o'elook,
f . 31.; Concert begtoa it 1 o clock.
Jackson Putcrim,
R. H. Walk,
, J. L. AlliboR,
V. K. HoLUok,
Jonx Dowlbr
augll It
Committee of Arrangements.
Call on B. M. M'Nnally and get your life in
aurod in th Old Continental Life Insurance Com
pauy, of Hart ford, Conn. nugll-ly
UuaoiR For Sai.r.-R. Newton Shaw kcps a
full supply of Fredonia Buggies and Plattorm
Wagons for sal. To be aeon at th Shaw Hone
yard. Call on or add rasa him at Clearfield Penn
sylvania, may io-u.
Is a tj it b your life la th Continental Life Insu
rance Company, of Hartford, Conn.
K. M. MEN ALLY, Agent. auglMy
Wood and Willow War of all descriptions for
sale by it, r. Ulgler uo.
Arm. Rvuty-Av dotea Clr field Wood
chopper! Axei at
:il4:7l. II. F. lUOLKK A Co'.
A full lino of Household Goods, Japanned War,
A., for salo by H. P. Hi tier A Co.
RECAPITULATION.
Bird Cages.
Wood and Willow War.
Household Goods,
All kind! of Hardware.
Japanned War.
I'ainta, Oil, Varnishes.
Calcined Piaster.
Wagon and Carriage Maker' supplies.
All of tbo obove for sal at the mammoth Hard
ware Store of II. P. Bigler A Co., Seeood atroat,
Ctearflild, Pa. Bt
Bare Time! Bar Labor! Sav Money! Sav
Clothes! Tbo" Novelty Wringur" is th boat in
the market. Buy tt ) try It.
For sal by H. P. Diolir A Co.
Calcined Plaster for salo by II. F. Dlgler A Co
Paikth ami pAiHTans' Fikdiso. Our stock
of Paints and Painters' Matcrinli is complete, In
eluding J. T. Lewis' Pur White Lead. John Lo
cal A Co'i Pur Whit Load, F. K. A Co's Buck
Lead, and a number of oheatter brands of White
Lead: also, Linseed OI, Tuniootine, Varnisbesof
all kinds, a full line of I) rushes, and a full line of
colors, dry and in Oil.
lyza is ii. r. uiolrr to.
Montour Slat Paints, for painting house in
side and outside Cottages, Farm Buildings, Ac.
Beautiful, durable and oconomical. Ground in
pur Linseed Oil.
myzs 7J li. r. piolkr a co.
Bird Cages a large assortment at II. P. Big
ler A Co.'.
Rbai This ! Persons who contemplate building
will do well to call and examine our stock of
BUILDING MATKHIALS. We have In 5t,aa
foil line of Builders' Hardware, Nails, Painta,
Oila, Glass, Putty, Calcined Plaster, Ao,
my2fi'7S H. P. Biqlbb A Co.
Notjcr to Wagok Ann Carhi aor Makir. W
have just received a general assort meat of Wagon
and Carriage Woods, also a full tin of Springs
and Alios, wbioh w offer cheap for oasb.
n. r. diolrb to.
Saw. Distan'a Cross-out Saw, Groat American
Saw, Boynton' Lightning Saw, at
0-25-71 H P. BiflLHR A Co'.
11. P. Blcler A Co. bar bmi making azteemtoa
additions to tbelr stock of Hardwaro th last few
days. Everything new la Shelf Hard war, Sad
dlers' Hardware, farmers Hard war, Builders'
Hard war, and Hardware of all kinds, can b eneu
at their ator. My 18.
FROM OHIO.
Th women' temperance war now raging ia
different parte of the country, parttealarly la the
weat, with such unparalleled suooeas, reeommond
for person who olaim whisky a necessity for me
dicinal purposes, t us Green's August Flower,
which oontain no inteiieating spirits aad tea
Sen tie laxltlve and a corUin cure for Dyspepsia,
liver Complaint, Indigestion, Costlveness, Sour
ntomacn, dice iieaueeu, ewming up oi in ioou
after eating, purifies th Blood and System. Just
what Is needed in th spring of th year by very
body. Try It. Bold by C. D. Walsoa, Clear
field, Pa. aagZf'TSj
Fbrr! Prrb ! FrbrI Among th many prepa
rations that we bar for Coughs, Colds, Croup, or
anv throat or lung diftioalty, none of thwa ar
oqual to Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cherry
and Horehound. If too ar afflicted, call at our
lor and w will giv you a oampl botUrw of
ckarat ! Agent t Uartswiok a) irwia, Mearfieldi
Holt. Woodaid A Holt, Wallaoeton t H. B. Wil
liam, William's Grove. March U-1y,
Just roeelved, a largo lot af noa-xploslv
Lamps and Lanterns at
1-26-71 it. r. uiolrr co a.
Paints, Oils and Varnish for by II. F
Bigler A Co.
lltarrif A.
Oa Thursday, AugusflStb, IR74, by Haaav A.
Sminrl, Ksn., Mr. OK'RGK CONOUGH and Miss
KMII.Y A LICK COLti, botbol Hoggs township,
Clearfiold county.
At tb residence of th bride'i parents, on
Thursday, August lftth, 174, by Rev. H. H. Col
Bi RR, Mr. MILPORD H. MAHLIN, of Indiana,
and Miss SOIMITA SMITH, of Bmithport, Pa.
Sitfl.
At Falls City, Nsbraska, on Sunday, August Otb,
1974, JOHN P., ton of Dr. W. W. and Carrib
J. Shaw, aged 8 months and 10 days.
" At kor residence, In Clearfleld, Pa., on Monday
morning, August 10th, 1S74, Mr. KUZAllKTH
NKWtSON, aged about Afl years.
$Urrt0.
Clearfield Markets,
CoRBRcfRn Wrrklt by Kratier A Lyil. Wbol.
sale and Rtall dealer lo Dry Goods, Groceries
Flour, Feed, to Market street, Clearfleld, Pn
Clrabbibld, Pa., Aug. 16, 1874.
Applaa, gr.oa
Appl.a, drlod..-
. VQa 1 26
13
Appi. butur, a, gal
Butur.H..u.M .
76
OINI 30
.to an 8 16
U..na...M
Bookwhsat
Voekwhnt flour V t..,
6ft
. lRd) 16
B..f, dri.d.
tint, freeh
. W(oJ 10
,11 00(a14 00
1 10
Boarda, M
Cra, ah.lled.w..... ......
Cora, ear.
Cora meal, V eeok
Chop, V ewt
Olo,ord . .....
Choo,...
Chorrl.., ft
Cb.lok.na, dmaod, V k.
00A 66
' fl&
t 40
I 00
10
. 10 18
m
80
Flaiaoed
Floor
I 60
M(5 I 00
01 00(jjl 00
0
10
, ....,.. 131
14
11
,... 10 01
ei
I oi
...-. ....... ' IM
II
,. .. I M
I ic
H. J
rlnira, drlMd....,
Illdoa, grMH
Hia, '
Shouldora
Siilaa
I. ard
Mna I'ork.V bbU
O.U
Ontona..h
PolaloM- -
Pteekaa, dried, ft
Plaatrr, V bbl.,..,
Kt.. ............
hw.
8.11, y aaoh.
Shingln, l In.k -ShlaglM,
II loh.
Timothy ad..,
TaUow
Wheal
Wool
W.d. oord..
I oo
18 N
I M
10
1 ts
' 4
4 al
(urn wore roniH'llI to forre nalvt to
got ml ol it, tliui iTuntiiiK am h t rom
prtitlon smnnir the mill men to irvt rid
oTIIivir stock tliat tho; wcro working
fur iiutliiii, and rrwjucntly at low to
movt their jrajx-r, nnl (Miiwqiiciitly
lrj;i' amoiuit of IiiiiIkt liacl to b aolil
ii very long time. Ho much wu aolil
tin time now that wera it not U the
icoommndntinn of our hanks, w roiilil
liot carry on liuamrm al all. JIc apoko
if the fuUtl cltcct a lull Mock tha com
nf acaann would bare fur a long period
if time. A full stock now must inuvita-
ly hring price to Icm than the coat of
bo lanor or takinir timncr to mantet,
tml w would be yean getting back
enln to even fliir pricea. He. (or on.
riNRGAR BITTElta.
PURELY VIGITABLH.
FREE FROM ALCOHOL.
DR. WALKER'S
CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS.
Dr, J, Walker's California Vinegar Bitten ar
a purely Vegetable reparation, made chiefly
from tbe native brla found oa tbo lewer range
of tn sierra Nevada mouniaiBs or uiitornia,
tho madioinal propor'l of wbioh ar extiacted
thetefr m without tb us of Alcohol. The ques
tion ts almost dally asked, "What is th eaua of
Iho unparalleled aueoeia of Virboar UiTTRnaf"
Oar answer Is, that they remove th aus ot dis
ease, and the patient rooover hia health. They
ar th RTt blood purifier and a life-ilvin
prlnelnla, a perfect Rcaovator and Invlaorator
ol tbe system. Never befor ia tb history of
lb world has a memotn been compounded pos
sessing th remarkable qualities of Virbuar Bit
trrb In healing th eiok of every disease maa Is
hrtr to. They are a gentle Purgative aa well aa
a Tonic, relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
tl Liver and Visceral Org
irgans, In Bilious Dis-
eases.
Th properties or Br. Walker's Vlnrgar Bit
tor ar Aperient, Diaphoretic, Caruilualiva, Nu
triolnu. Laxative, Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-
irritant, Sudorific, Alterative, and Aotl-Billou.
Grateful thousands proclaim Vinegar Bitter
th most wonderful Invigorant that vor sustain
d in linking system,
No
Eo paraua can take tbes Bitter according to
mjuooj and remain long unwell, provided tbelr
dlrool
bones at Dot destroyed by mineral poison or
ainer ineane, anu riiai organ w!lu oeyoaa re
pair. Billuu. Remittent and Intermittent Ferars.
which ar ao prevalent In the valley of our great
river throughout th I'nlted States, especially
those of tbo Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri, Illinois,
Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansaa, Red, Colora
do, liratos, Rio Grande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile,
Savannah, Rosnoke, James, and many others,
with their vast tributarl, throughout oar cot ire
eountry during tb Summer and Autumn, and
remarkably ao during seasons of unusual heat
and dryness, are invariably aocompinled by ex
tensive derangements of th stomach and liver,
and thr abdominal viscera. In their treatment
purgative, exerting a Duwerful iulluencie unon
the various organs, Is essentially necessary.
There 1 ao cathartic lor Iho purpose equal to Dr.
J. Walker's Vinegar Bitters, as they will speedily
remove tbo dark colored viscid matter with which
the bowels ar loaded, t the earn time stimulat
ing th secretions of th liver, and fenerallv r.
storing th healthy functions of th digestive
orgaua.
Fortify th body asaitist diseaa bv nurifvlna
all its fluids wflb Vlnorar Bitters. No anidcmle
ca tak kold of a ytm tnua fore-aimed.
DysMpsla or Indigostion, Headache. Pain la
th Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of th Chest,
Diiatnei, Sour Eructiona of th Stomach, Bad
Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, Palpitation
of tho Heart, Inflammation of th Longs, Pain
ia tb region of tho Kidneys,, and a hundred
other painful symptoms, are tb offsprings of
Dyspepsia. On bottl will prov a batter guar
antee of Its merit thaa a tengthy advertisement.
Scrofula, or King's Kvil. White Swclliois. Ul-
oor, Brysipelas, Swelled Nock, Goitre, Scrofu
lous Id Ham in at ions, Mercurial affections, Old
Soros, Eruptions of th Skin, Soro Kys, etc. Ia
these, a In all other constitutional diseases,
n alker inegar Utttera have shown tbeir f reat
euratir powars In lb most obstinate and in
tractable eases.
For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheumatism,
Oout, Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers,
Diseases of th Blod, Liver, Kidneys and tb
Bladder, these Bitters bava no equal. Such Dis-
bv Vitiea nioort.
Meohanlcal Iilsas. Parsons' engaged la
Paint and Minerals, such as I'lut-ibtrs, Type
setters, Gold-beater and Miners, a Ihsy advance
in hf. ar subject to paralysis of the Bowels.
To guard against this, tak a dos or WJkr's
Vinegar DlUer occasionally.
Par Skin Disease. Km nt ions. Tetter. Salt-
Rbawm, Blotch. Spots, Pimplse, Puitules, Hoi Is,
Carbenaele!, Ring-worms, Scald-head Soro Byes,
ajyaipaiaav Jteh, Bourfv Disoolarailooa of tho
Skin, Humors aad Diseases of tbe Skin of what
ever aaaoe or natur, ar literally dug ap and
carried out of tho system ia fc short time by tho
a of the Bitters.
Pin. TD and sther Worms, lurking la tb
system of so many thousands, aro effectually de
stroyed aad removed. No system of medicine,
no vermifuges, no antbtlminltiec will fr tb
yrttm from norma like these Bitten,
For Fetnal Complaints, 1 young or old, mar
ried ar ingl, at tb dawn of womanhood or tho
turn of lile, th Tonic Bitter display bo de
cided an ioflaenoe that Improvement is won per
ceptible. Cleans th Vitiated Blood whenever yon And
its impurities bursting throuth the skin ia Pirn-
pi, Eruption, or Sore ; oleaos It when you
flad It obstructed and sluggish in tb veins;
cleans It when It Is foul; your feelings will tell
yo wna. Keep tb blood purr, and tbo health
of th system will follow.
r. h. Mcdonald a co.f
Druggists and Gen. Art., Saa Francisco, Cali
fornia, and corner of Washington and Charlton
streets, New York. Bold by all Druggist aad
Dealer!. ooilD 7-iy.
Pennsylvania Railroad
TYRONE I CLEARFIELD BRANCH
ON aad attar Honda;, MAY Id, IS74, th.
Paun,.r Traina will run dail, (.xo.pt Sua.
da;a) a.tw..a T;roa. and Olearaald, aa follow.
CLEARPIRLD MAIL.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
0l.arllld r.
Tyrona t.SO.A.K.
PhillD.ban....4.S, "
OMWla.w 10.40,"
Phillpabarg...l0.t6,'
Clcwrtt.ld.. 11.60,"
Omm la 4.M, '
Tjrrona 6.0, "
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfleld
Philipabarg..
Oaooola
IntereMtioa..
Tyrone.-
S.ll i. . Tyrone t.Hr.l.
fl.St " InlaraMtloa..7.1i "
.i0 " Oi.mI. ........ i ll "
t.4 " Philipabarg.. .0.1.1 "
S.O, " CI.,rH.ld,ar...t.Jt "
TYRONE STATION,
aAarwaaa.
Paolfla Kiproaa,
Uarriaburg Aoo'tt,
A M
7:
1:40
waarwian. a a
Mllod Tf.in, Ml
Ciocia'tl Kiprnt, 4:11
Pwiflo Kipraaa, 1:14
r a
Way PaiMngar, 1:1 8
Mall Traio, 1:81
Fail Lin., I H
a u
Mall Train, 1:33
Ciaoin'tl Ktprea 1:31
Phil, da Kipreae, 10:
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
B.ll.route, Pa. ...9 n
Middletowa IS II
Marietta I
LaneaaUr I II
PbUi.ADKLPHlA 7
Altooaa 1 II
Jnhnatown I II
M lla.aa i 70
WilliamaportM I 0
Hantingdoa I M
Uwlitowa. t II
Mary.'"!.
BARHISBURO... 4 74IPITTHBIIRO I II
CI.M eoaaaatloal made by all traiaa at Tyroaa
aad laek Ha.aa.
I. 8. ni.lIR,
mylt-tf. Sap.rlnt.nd.at.
BANTZ a BUCK,
General Insurance Agents and Real
Estate Brokers,
Reprteeat tb. following rallabl, Inaaraaee C'a
North Brltlab A Mfrroaatll, laa, Co. tll,IN,ol
Waablagtoa Life Iaeuraaoo Oo....... 4,0,0,000
Fire Aaeoelatioa Inaaranoa Co... 1,400,100
Amaloa Fir. Inaaraano Co 1,078,141
Walertowa Fir., laean, dw.llinga
aad farm balldloga onlr.. I7S.0M
York, Pa., Btook laaoraaoe Co. UoraM iaaarad
aaalnat dMth and tb.ft.
P. H. P.rtiM ia the eonatry dMirlag laauraae,
oa tb.tr ll.ee r aropwly Ma bare tt promptly
atuadod to br addr..,iai aa br Mtar, ar sailing
ia pareon al oar one, la Pie', Opera HnaM,
Room Ho. I, cwaraaia, ra. m.yjrz.
CETTLEMENT KOT1CE. I Uko
thla mathad af lafomiaf my patroa, that
bar. ploaly af iim. Jaat aow to Mill, ap aid aa.
eoaala, aad I Iwroby gin aotlee to all IhOM waa
ba.a aaMttM aoooaaU with me te earn, forward
uid hare them eland wlthoat O.I.T. ThoM who
fail te head tbw aoUM aoad aot ha nrpriMd if
LWr are aallad auoa ta eettle ia a If gal manner.
ia the preMBO. af aa .fttaar, aad pay ooala breidea
PraaehTllla, Aug. 1, 1174-lm.' '
B
OOT AND6UOB MAE1NO.
JOS1PH H. DERRINO, aa Market atmt, It
Shaw'. Bow. Olearlold. Pa., ka, iaH raaalT.d
a la. kt af Fraaak Calf tkia, aad Klpa, tba
beat ia the market, aad la aaw araaaraa aa maa,
afe.UK, aarylbia ia hla liae. Ha will
raat bla wark ta a. aa ri.rn.aud.
Tka altmna af Claarlaia aaa rmaiiy an
raapaMhll, !b1m u gl.e aim aan.
Wark Im al abort b.Um. Mm
grg eoofls, Crrsrrrbf, tr.
J. M. KRATZER,
IN
PIE'8 BUILDING,
DEALER IN
Dry Goods,
Carpels,
Ln dies' Shoes,
Groceries,
Dress Goods,
Wall Papers,
Children's Shoes,
Provisions, &c,
I, ju.t rM.lvlng imptt. MMrtmMit of good,,
bought tl ll..t tnd lowwt prieM,
GOOD PRINTS, AT TEN CENTS PKK
YAKD.
GOOD YD-W1DB BLEACHED tiVS
L1NS, TEN CENTS.
UKAVY YARD-WIDE UNDLEACHED
MUSLINS, 12 CENTS.
APPLETON'8 A UlJSMNS, I2 CT8.
PER YARD BY THE PIECE.
AND ALL DUY U00D8 AI L0WKR RATES
THAN IIRRKTOFOHi.
DRESS GOODS,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
CARPRTS
CAHI'ITS
n . n titr-ru
BRUSSELS,
CARPKTS
CARPRTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
carpkis THREE-PLY,
CAHPKT8
CARPKTS
CARPETS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CAHPKT8
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
CARPKTS
TAPESTRY,
" INGRAIN,
and nil lower
grades.
PARASOL8 OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS.
GROCERIES, liY ORIGINAL PACK
AGE, AT A SHALL ADVANCE
ON COST.
FISH,
FLOUR,
BACON,
ALT, c,
CONSTANTLY ON BAND.
WOOL AND OTIIKR PRODUCK WANTED.
Cl.wa.ld, U.J IT, im. .
II
ARD TIME8
HAM NO EFFECT
IN FRENCHYILLEI
t aal awar. that thr. ar. aval, awaaaa a llttl.
hard lo , and I am alao awar, thai Ih,
eomplaiDt of "bard tiaM" la wall aigh aatr.n.1.
Bot 1 aai ao aHaatad aow that I aaa Mtisf, Ih.
formn and pror. oaafllaolral; that "hard tiuM"
will aot afloat thoa, who buy tbolr gooda frota ai,,
aad all my patroa, ahall b. ialtlatad lata tba M
or.t of
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES, j
bar aooda aoh to nfilrll ta lonabl I
taata ia the lover and ot Ike eoanly srgieli I mil
at eiooedln low rate from my mammoth stor la
HUisunuuHU, wher i aa always no toana i
ready to wait opon allr and lapply tam with ;
Dry Goods of all Hinds,
Soar a Cloths, Satinet!, Casslmer, Haslias,
llain. Lit a a, Piilltngs, UalMOW.
Trimmings, Ribbons, Lao,
Ready -mad Clothing, Boot aad Shoe. Rats aad
Cap all of th beet matorial aad mad to erder
Uom, Book, UIotw, Mi tuns, Lao, hi boons, A.
OROCBRIK0 Off ALL KINDS.
Ooffe, Tea, Sugar, Rleo, Unlaas, Fish, Salt,
rrkt Ltnod UU, fish uu, uarboa 'Jti.
Utrdwar. Qneenswars, Tiawara, Castings, Plws
and Plow Castings, Nails, flplbes, Cora Caltlra-
tor,Cidr Prastes, and all kind oi aii.
Pcrfnmcry. Paint, Varnish, Glass, and a girl
assortment of Btatioary,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of dlfforaat braada, alwaya ,n haad, and will b.
old al th, low.at poaalhl. Bguras.
II. MoChla'a MnllelaM, J.jnVa Mlleln.a,
HoaUtUr'a aad Uooflaad'a Blltara,
1004) aoaad, of Wool waatod for wbioh lb.
blghoat prio. will b. paid. ClororaMd oa haad
and for aal. at th. low.at aiarh.t prioa.
Alao. Anal for StrattoaTlll. aad Garwaaavlll.
Thruhlng MaohiawL
LCall and arafor yoamlrM. Yon will flad
rar; thing aaaally k.pt ia a ralail ator..
L. M. COUDRIIT.
Fnaehrlll, P. 0., ugaat 1 J, 1874.
r. p. invijf,
CORNER STORE,
CDBWENSVILLE, FA.
OFFERS REASONABLY A PULL STOCK OF
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
FLOW, JUtUMT, F1BH, MJIT,
ROPE, Cm
alwiya aa bead al lowest aah prloM.
LUMBER, Q RAW, WOOL, c.,
Uhaa la eiobang, far gowla al htgkon marktt
pnooa. aoiiof..
lit. I. P.aaoil, Prea'l, R. I. Baacaia, itc'f
CONTINENTAL
Lire Insurance Company,
OF HARTFORD, CONN.
Aenta S,III,I0I
K.I I. of Aneta ta LlablllllM. lit
Farai.hM laaaraaaa at tha Terr towMtnat
P.liey-hold.n partlalpaU la tb. pralu f th.
Uompaay, was eoauaaaliy roweoing wi wui
aor am we. eaa aw ar warm
R. M. McKNALLT. Anal.
Ofloa la Sbaw'a Row, Clnrflold, Pa. f : 1 ,'74.
JOOK OUT FOR THE 8IGN
or THB
Did CAJfT HOOK
MARKET STREET, CLEARFIELD.'
Tka aid OwarlaM liaslale, Caat Bnk Oa. la
dteeolrod, aad a ar MM ferand by Abh K.
aard aad 0. B. Memll, af Oln.rl.Id, aad 0. M
Allard. af Emaorlam, Oamaroa Maaly, u part.
aara. aad iaa. B. Wataaa. af OHmrflold. a, OoaM
al Agoak Th. aaw aampaay will earry aa tha
kuaiana af maaufaotaring, nlliag aad aklppiag
tba Caal Hooke. witk all their Impranrnmita,
wbMk an aaw parfaat. All erdm promptly
fllwd. J4. a. wa roua,
J.ly lat, 1174, ' Qaal Agaai,
$rj tSaod, tfrowtfj, (fit.
1874. 1874.
UNDER FULL SAIL!
THE
KEYSTONE
TO THE FRONT I
Headquarters for Dry Goods!
Am opening my second large spring and sum
mor slock of Foreign and Oomesti
DRY GOODS,
Carpets, Oil Cloths,
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S SHOES,
dc, dc, d-C.
Th. nrlou will b. lash . will not h. mmIM
b, oj olh.r plH. In th. BM: oi m.
for jourauv..
i.rM gm.il MrMt, Chwrtdd, P.
CHANGED HANDS.
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Woold re.MtfullT loUry lh poblle f.n.rll
thwX h hu puroh.iad J. 8. Shown', Orotery
Stor., I. Bh.w'i Row, whir. h. iDl.od. kcpitig
full II.. or
O It O C E It I E N.
HAWS, CniKD DKKr.od LARD.
SUGARS nd SI RUPS, of ll gndH.
TEAS, GrMQ nd Bluk.
COFFER, Boulad ud Oracn.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
C. .. O fill ITS,
All kind, lo Ih. m.rkrt.
TICKLES, ia Jan aad birreU.
SPICKS, in mtj form aad rarlaljr.
FAMILY FLOUR,
.ALL KINDS OF CRACKERS
SOAPS,
If ATCHK8,
DI.IKD APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Cod Oil md !Lunp ddnmeys.
Aad a mooi .aaortnaal of thoaa thine uaaallf
k.pt la a froavry alon, which b. will aicbanga
lor naraauog at an. n.r. pno.
Will Mil for eitb aa oh.apl; aa aa; olhar oo,.
Plnu. rail aad a., hia atook aad j.dg. for
youraolf.
juiia aniAuuii.i.
ClrarflcM, My JT, 1874.
GROCERIES!
NEW STORE,
Oppoilt Post Offlea.
New Goods I New Prices I
CHOICE LINK OF TEAK. ,
OOLONGS,
JAPANS,
IMPORTED,
YOUNO HYSON,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST
Parnt la Market.
BUTTKR AND Ktit.'S
Will be kept aad aold at drat coat. Caak paid
far Cwotry Produo,.
GERMAN CHERRIES, ' '
TURKEY PRUNES,
PRESERVED PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS.
null.
Mackerel, Lake Herring, Cod, Ao.
PICKLES.
B.rr.1 Ploklea and EagUak Piakln.
PLOtlR AND FKKD.
Flour, Cera Mwl, Oat Meal, Ao.
MM't4 LYTLE A MITCHELL.
ED. W.GRAHAM,
DEALER IN
0ENESAL MERCHANDISE,
SQUARE TIMBER & LIMBER,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Has Jast opened, at Ih old staad, la Graham'
now, a eons ptet nooa oi
.r k h eoons, ,
af amy deaoriplloa.
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
UARDWARS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING, f-c., (Pc.,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
FLOUR,
MEAT,
SALT,
RYE,
OATS, 1
CORN,
ALWAYS ON BAND AND FOR
SALE ATA SMALL ADVANCE.
FLOUR
R.rd b th ar load, and ld at a staaH
adraas.
A Rapplf of ROl'l ooastaatl oa haad.
Special ladaMint offered ta thoH fttln out
Saan Timber aad Logs, as w deal lariljr
la LbrtRa' Bappll, and ara pr
parad at all Uai ta panha tin
her and lasibar.
B P. We GRAHAM,
Marht Itmt,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Oct IS,
GUBLET a CALDWELL,
aa.i.aaa la
Agricultural Implements,
BI0LER STATION, PA.
Wa are ajrata for the 'Chamaloa'' Reaper aad
Mower eomblaed, tbe Pratt Horee Raho aad
Cammlago' Foddo, Cattar, aa wall aa far all hlad.
af Staeaa aad HeaUra. Bamplae alwaye oa kaad
rar aiamlaauaa.
Call aa ar addraaa ai II Tf llllamagrara, Cnar.
aid aoaaty, Fa.
Unntuoiij.
THE CLEARFIELD ,
FIRE CLAY CO.
CtEABFIELP, PA.,
MaVRUFAOf VRHRI Of
Fllti: IIHKK,
Furnace Blocks, Gns Retorts,
Stove LiDings, Paving Tiles, &o.
Lhlmuty Top; Window f;pa,
1 - . anil "W(i,
All kinds of Architectural Adornments.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS IN TERRA COTTA
MADE TO ORDER.
With imprnred machinery, flrat el.a. malerl.1
and akillod workmeu, w. ean aarr.nl all om
munnfaetorea to be equal to if nut auprrlt r t
any in Ibe market.
Aiiiolaa of our manorMture e.o bo aeen at thr
Worha, near Railroad D.pot, or at tbo Hardware
Blon ol U. r, Bigler U. . .
All order, from a dlalanoe, addrMMd to tbe
Geaeral gup.riatendcB?, will ree.ive prompt at
taatiea. :
t. G. HAHTMWICK,
JOHN FERGl HON, G.n'l Supt.
of Healhl.ld, Uarnklrk, Sootlaad,
Supt. Maaufacturing Dept. may?0'78
H. F. BIGLER & CO.,
0RALRR IR
II A II I IV A It 13 ,
Also, MaaaractiiMriof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
T7ARMING IMPLEMENTS of all
X'
klada for aalo by
U. K. 1110 LEU It CO
T) AILROAD WUEELBARROWS
for amle by
II . F. BI'JLER A CO.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS,
Nalla, eta., for aala by
U. F. BIGLER A CO
Harness trimmings & shoe
Fiadiaga, for aal, by
II. F. BIGLEIl A CO
Q.UN8.PISTOLS SWOBDCANES
For ,ala by
U. F. BIGLER A CO.
gTOYES, OF ALL SORTS AND
8il.a, far lala by
II. .F. BIGLER t CO,
TRONI IRON I IRON I IRON I
x
For aala by
II. F. BIGLER A CO
II
ORflB SHOES & HORSE SHOE
NAILS, for sale b,
II. F. BIGLER A CO
pULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
Aad beat Maoafaetan, for aal, by
H. F. BIGLER A-tO..
"UUMBLK SKEINS AND PIPE
L
BOXES, far aala by ,
II. F. BIGLER A CO.
pODDER CUTTERS for aalo by
CB30-T0 11. F. BIGLER A CO.
HISS H. S. SWAN'S
SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
CLEARFIELD, PA.
rpiIE WINTER AND SPRING TERMS will
Xalonalay svta, to?..
TERMS OF TUITION.
Reading, Orthography.Writlng.ObJeetLee.
tone, rrlmarr Antbmetl. aaa rrlmarr
Onrranhy 17 tl
Hiatory, Looal aad doMnptire Oeography
wlta Man Irnwiaa, H rammer, ataatai
aad Writtea Aritbm.tie I II
Algebra and tba Reieaeea II 01
Iaatraetiea la laetramaatal maale II II
Oil aaiatiag, 14 I.moo.. .... ........ II ,1
Wu work II
For full partioulara nnd for Circular.
Cleerteld, Marah 11, 1874. I:7:ll ya
The Bell's Bun Woolen Factory,
Peto township, ClarBeld Co Pa.
ntlRNCD (HIT I
aur aor
BURNED UP!
The subset-atari hara, at treat xpens, roballt
BelRhborhood nceossltj, In th erection of a first
olss Woolea Msnafaotorr, with all th modern
lmprovomnts altar bed, and ar prepared to maa
all kinds of Cloths, Cimers, Katinetts, Blan
kets, Flamela, o. Plenty of s;ooJs oa hind ta
supply all oar old and a thousand nw onstomora,
whom we asR to oome ana xamin oar bioor.
Th huttnoM of i
CAKDINO AND FULI-INO
will iLt our rsp eclat atteatloa. Proper
arrangements will ha mad to rclr and drllrar
Wool, to salt oastomor. All work warranted and
don upon tb shortest notice, and bj strict attan-
Hon to fcalna w hop to roali a liberal star
I puoite patron afr.
10,000 POUNDS WOOL WANTED!
W will na th hichst marhot prle for Woo
and Mil onr manniWarod good as lew a rimtlar
goods eaa b bought la lb eoanty, and whnrr
we fall to rnar ronaoi saitsiaotioa wo oan
alwars be found at hom ready to maka proper
i pi an at ton, ottnar ta person or tj ittr.
aJABUkO aJUItilDVH BUflB,
prilietf Bowr P. 0.
I
F ECONOMY IS AN OBJECT,
BUT YOUR
C Id O THIN ,
Furnishing Gooda, &o.,
AT
D. STEWART & SON'S
CLOTHING STORE.
They keep I ill line of
Men'i, Youth k Boyt' Clothing.
Alao, I'mliMllaa, Sstchslli, Ovcrilli
Unt, Suing, Undorshirla, and
Drawen, Ao.,
Whiek tb.y will aeH at most reawaalila prloea
Call and eaamine tbeir gooda before parcbating
eleowhore. naom la Haaalaa auiiaing.
Clearleld, Pa, April. 1, 1174. . ,
MITCHELL WAGONS.
The Best is the Cheapest I
Tkomaa Eellly kaa reaalr another laratlataf
"Mllebell Wagona," which are among tbe very
beat mannfMlared, aad which be will aall al the
moat raaeoaable ra!ea. Hla raoea raelatfaa almoat
all deaerlptioaa of wegoar large Bad amall, wid.
ana aarrow traea. vail an. ,ee tnem.
aprl'74 THOMAH RRILLV,
J. R. M'MURRAY
WILL SUPFLT TOU WITH ANT ARTICLE
OF MBHCHANDIBK AT THB VERY LOWKHT
PRICE. COMB AND BEK. (I:7l:y)
NEW WASHINGTON
CHIKBTAIILKaV PIM
aj W, bare prlated a avraa aamaar af aaa aww
FEB BILL, aad WiH aa tba reeeipa af ttaant.
tra aaata, all a aar la wt tddraaa. aa,M
JOOK OUT FOR A.
Bid HI ON!
T. J. HUBBARD & CO.,
IlEALURS IN
STOVES & RANGES,
AND MANITFACTUIKRk OF
' . -i
Slicnt-lron
& Oipnr Wnic.
I'LUMliKKS A OAS' FIT 1 lilts.
Near Market Street, Clearfiold,
Will kern oa band all the beat Cook BtorM.
Rangaa, Heating Hlovea and Kurnaeea ia tb.
marhet, among which Wa mention Ibe ArgKod
Ilaoge, Victor Cooh, Diamond Hlato and Eolipaa,
all of wkieb fur beaul, af deeiea and ebeapnaaa
oaunot bo furp.aaed In the marhet. All of oar
ttlovca we warrant to giro entire aatl.f.clioa, or
atov.. taken in part p., r,r w.w onaa.
keep
oa ban1 all or the lalaat anu beat
HEATING STOVES
AND
RANGES.
Particular attention paid to tho repairing of
all kinds o! mores, Hinges and aruruaotn.
TIN W ARE.
Of onr own man ofac tare, of all kinds, which
which will bo nld cheap for eash, by wholesale
or retail. All oar war is mado oat of on and
two cross tin, and warranted to b Just a we
represent ft.
Tin Roofing and Spouting
don at short notic and oa most reasonable
terms, and repairing neatly and promptly ex-
outd.
PLUMBING AND OAS FITTINQ
don and all job warranted perfect. Will keep
oa hand las ri stares, or all kinds, and nt up
houses with Ranges, Bath Boilers, llath Tubs,
Shower Batbs, Wash 8 ( audi, Sink and Water
Closet
Parties wishing any tiling duo In our line will
do well to give a a call, a we aro determined to
pleat all in rrgnru to prio and styl of work'
manship. T.J. Ilalbard will personally super
Intend all work entrusted to our ear.
June3 T. J. Hi; lilt A HD A CO.
rpjN-WARK, STOVES, ;
AND
HARDWARE!
WATSON, NICHOLS & CO.,
CCRWENSVILLE, PA.
fJavinc bought th Hardware Store and Tl
Shop formerly belonging to W. A. Dale, w
intend keeping for sale everything belonging te
tbe business, and will endeavor to sell as low for
oah as eaa be boucht tbt side of Philadelphia,
At our establishment may b found at all time
a (an inppiy oi
Shelf and Hcaiy Hardware,
SHEET-lliOST AND TIJUVAKE,
Cook and Heating Stoves,
SHOE FINDINGS,
Nalla, faints, Oils, Glass, Putty,
CAnPEXTERS' TOOLS,
Farming Implement! of all Kinds,
SCTTHES, .
i I ) toTTllK-FNATliKS,.: '
QRAIN CRADLES,
'." ' . i ! ' . BAKES, Ao
saw .mil ri.roi.rGs,
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS,
: HORSE SHOES,
.. ' IIOrtSK SHOE NAILS,
"' BOLTS, Ao.
Wood and Willow-Ware, Oil Cloths, &c.
aJ-TIN Bl-OVTINO dona law aad beat of
material aacd.
WATSON, NIC1I0W A CO.
Curweoirllle, Fa Jaaa I, 1174.
I
KONSIDK8 STORK.
G. S. FLEGAL,
DEALER IN
HARDWARE,
STOVE8,
HEATERS, -RANGES,
'
IIOLLOW-WAUK,
TAINTS.
OILS A VAKNI81I,
POTTY A OLASS,
' " ' ROPES,
" 8TF.P-LADDE11S,
WOOD AND WILLOW WAKE!
Tba aal.hralad Tolada Anll-Freoilag Oalraalaod
IRON-LINED WOODEN PUMPS.
Na UtUf Fuapa la tka market.
LAM Iff, CHANtlRLIKRN, LANTERNS,
LAMP FLUES, of all kiada,
LAMP riXTl'RB8, kt.
All al lowaat price. Mill
Praaqaelale ajtrweL, Plilllpebwrf, Fa,
riME! LIUE!
Tha andardgoed la Boar BrenareA to fnrkiak
tka pablle with aa aaaelleat quality af
Bollefonte Wood-Burned Lime,.
for pl.alerlng tunoaei, hy the large ar am all
qaantity. Caa be found for tka preeeat at Fia'a
aow bolldl.g, oa Marhet Mreea.
actl-lf L. K. McCULLOUnH.
WANTED Ujr tb Clckrfleld Ex.
eelaior Cant nook Company, Wood far
i i ll.ttil CANT HOOK HANDLES, '
af UetemalliykerdRagar, apllt la eiaa. tar la-
fermatloa iaqalre at Uw Tahaacaaiid Regarfltora
rr Uanl7lf) A Ik. WAISVN.
Snubs.
County National Bank,
Or CLKAHFIKLD, I'A.
ROOM In f aaonle Building, on door north of
0. l Watson's Drug Hi ore.
I'aasage Tickets to and from Liverpool, Qooens.
town, Ulaagow, London, I'arl and (Jupenhagen,
Also. Draft for sale on tb Hnyal Dank uf Ireland
d Imperial Usnk of London.
r JAMKfl T, I.h-ONAJID, 1'resL
Tt wnirh Rdward Perks.
BANKIK0 4 COLLECTION HOUSE
McGIRK & PERKS.
Huooossora to Koilrr, I'e "-i
lhlllMbitr( t'aiitr' lm.,M,
WilkKK all the liusiiittse ol a Il.okiiiK llu
ml we traiieiMited prompllv 1 "I'"" 11
utunl fttvora ik tvroia 4 ''
DREXEL & CO.,
ku. ai HoulU Third iliruel. Plilio , .n
l...fial...
And Uealers in uovernmeiit Secunti s,
4linHimij hv In.tl wtil r.-e M. - o
in, and all uili.nt..il rti, . i i..
ilrj.ro aulMled. " II
HlOtt U
KONAItl) Ilol'Si:.
(Near the ll iilr.,,,.1 II. ) !.)
ui.r.aiiriKj.u, i a.
A .bare or ljuhllc t..tronii. ia re.ietfu
llclled. 4:1674 B. II. HOW, Vl
.eetfully ao-
SIIAW HOUSE,
(Cor. of Market t Front atraata,)
CLEAHF1KLU, FA.
Tha anderilgned baring taken charge ol ihla
Hotel, would rc.ictrullv aollcil tiuiilio nairon&ge,
ootl'TI H. NKVVTON eilAW.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NEW WA8III.NUT0N, PA.
Thla new and well lurni.hed houre baa been
tah.n he tlio underalgocd. llo feel, .unndent of
being able lo render aatlifaotion to tboae wbo loav
Tevrtr bim with a a.ll.
Ma; I, 1871. 0. W. BAVIS, Prop'r. "
jipmoiii UOIIIF,,
0ipo.ile the Court Uuu..,
LOCK HAVEN, PE.NN'A.
J.14'71 IIAI'SEAL A KROM, Prop',.
R
ROt'KEHHOI'K 1IOUMI:,
I1EI.LEF0STE, I'A.,
D. JOHNSTON A SONS,
Proprietor,,
OCllo'tl
IOYD HOUSE,
J : Main Street,
PIIILll'.HlHJIIll, PEN.VA.
Table alwajra aupplied with tba beat tbe markot
affurda. Tba traveling public ia invited toe.ll.
norl7.1. UOUEHT LOVO.
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Corner of Heeondand Market btreets.
CLEAKMMJ, PA.
THIS old aad commodious Hots) kas. during
th past year, been enlarged to double It
former eapaelty for the entertainment of stran
gers act guest. Tb wbol building ha be
refurnished, and th proprietor will spar a
palm to render hi guests aomfortabl whll
slaying with htm.
Tb 'Mansion Hon" Onnlhoi runs to
and from tb Dapot oa th arrival and departur
of aoh train. JOHN DOUUHKKTY,
aprfl-70 tf Proprietor.
A L LEG HEN Y HOTEL,
i. (Market 8t, bet. Htvnnd and Third,)
( l,i:AHtlKl,I, PA.
Tho uberibcr having become proprietor of
this hotel, would respectfully ask a liberal shar
ef public patron nge.
pl2'7a GEORHE LKIPOLDT.
SUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
Cl'KWENSVILLK,
ClearOeld county, Penn'a.
This old and well establilbed Hotel, beautifully
situated on tb banks of the Hnsquehanna, In tli
borough of Curwensrillo, ha been leased for a
Una ol years by tbe a ti dors i good. It has been
ntlrinly refitted, and Is now open to tho public
generally and tbe traveling community ia par
tieular. No pains will be spared to render guests
comfortable while tarrying at this house. Ample
8 tabling room for tb accommodation of teams. .
Chorees modpr?e.
Sept. i5, 1870-ti. EM BLOOM.
Jnrttstrij.
DENTAL C AED,
Pr, A. M. HILL3
'Would sar to his natlents etid th mil..
He generally, that, baring dissolved partnership
with Dr. (Shaw, be i now doing th aatlr work
of hi office himself, so that patients need not fear
being pnt undVr th bands of any other operator.
J. M. STEWABT, D. D. S.,
OBloe orer Irwln'a Drug Store.
CURWEVKVn.I.C Pi
All dental operallona, ellber In the mechanlml
oroperatlv. branch, prompllj attended ta aad
aati.faction eil.r.n,u.l ... .1.- a
to th. treatment of di.ea.ea of the natural teeth,
i' """i'o. irrea;oiarity oi toe teeth aue.
c.ifull j corrected. Teeth attracted without p.in
bjthouaaof Ether, and artileial teeth inaerted
of the beat material and warranted to render aal-tf"u"'-
aprUJI'Ilile
ANNOUNCEMENT
OF Tni 0BEAT
REDUCTION OF PRICES I
BY 8. PORTr.lt KM AW, I). I), n.
IMPORTANT TRUTHS:
If a ring succeeded la getting a lighter lar'ff oa
material, hence the Jot and etooferale char tat
partial and full sets of Teelh. I ua tli best
manaiaciur oi teetb and olhar material. All
operation i registered and warranted to fir ser
vice and satisfaction.
Friends, reflect that bit oh arses for tha Ibmp.
tion of artificial and tli saving of th natural
iceip are aow me most reasonable in Pennsylvania.
Preserve year teeth and yoa preserve your health.
Putting of th natural tsctb In a healthv. nra.
ervatireand earful condition is mad a specially.
DiseaMs and malformatioDsoosnmoa to tb mouth,
jaw and associate parts, are treated and oorreetod
with fair soooess. Kxaminativns nd eoasulu
tlon rRKR.
It wonld bo well for natlents from a diatn i
lat me know by mall a few day Irfore cjuiing
to th office.
It I rery important that children between th
age of six and twelve year should hare their
teetb ezmin4.
AnsBsthrtie are administered and TMth m.
moved withnat pain.
DirTftositiona and character are Jadgdbyall
Ib world by th expression of th face, bene
how Tery disastrous may It therefor be for pr.
sons to indulge an ei press ion of distorted features,
even atart from a hyglenio view. Now, to enjoy
nature., (not artificial) omforta and tileaaurea,
respeot and obey nataral simplicltie and instinct.
M. ftJHTKK H1IAW, D. I), ft.
Office (n Now Masonic Hulldln. RmnnH at..
Clearfleld, Pa. many U7S
T
X) FAI!MEI!3 !
And all Pereong who Trieh to do the
Labor of Ten Men
llr one man and the Inveiim.nt of . r jnti.M
la machinery, wa arTer
Woods' 4 The Buckeye Mowers.
Which I... .I.n.l !.. .... -r . .
- np. vi twenty yearuj in
whiek time there haa been mora af th.M ma
ohinoa made aad aold than of all other marhin.a
aombined, in the United Olatea. Tha Wooda"
me era. priaa at vi.naa.Aa.tna.
la eomnetltloa with all lha machine, of the
world. We alao Mil th, Iibica, llagcratowa and
Com lay
llVfl K.1KES,
all warranted lo be made af the hart material
and if they do not do their work right, we will
take them back and refund tka menry, W. alio
aall
SPROl'T'8 nilKAK AND NEI.LI8' HARPOON
FOHKS, Pl'LLlKS, dc.
TIIKKHIIINO MACIIIKil'Jt.
or all klnda, but moitlj Kllla A Hofrmut', on.,
horae trad.
BUCKEYE SIIAIN DRILl.9, OIDER MILLS,
FANNINli M1LL8,
aad all ether maehtaee in an, Una.
Two ear loada ef machine, Juat resolved. Do'
aot fall to call. M. U. IlKOWN 4 BKO.
At Meat Market, oa Market Ureal, fle.rfi.IJ,
Pfc Jana,1:74
BARGAINS IN MUSICAL 1N
HTKIiMKNTnt Organa, both aew aad
eaaoad hand, at the Muai, lltore, oppaeil, Oalieh a
Farnilure Blora. All peraon. ir.tere.ted are Invl.
tad ta aall and eieralao aa.aalrl.ef Orgaa aaw
wm ..nioilinn. DMW BBQ Ma.tO mwt
aoaataatlyaahand. . apllt-lltf
IIOK KAlbV-Th. andanlgaed alT.ra far
aalri vala.tl. town arnuany la tka beraagk
ol ClearMd. Lot Mile, b.1, with a good twe
eter, plank bene, thereon erected, with three
raeane down etuire aad lowr ked raama aa I la We.
Alaa, atwleig raom and hath nam aa aaeaad loor.
Haaaa lai.hed aoa.pl.ee from aallat la allies.
ttaad doable aorek and gaud water. Prie. raa.
aanahta aad paymaat eaey.
Oea.lS WM. M, MeOULLOUaU.
Jtm PRlajTIKU fJrTvEEFfilcSlf.
Uoa aeaUy eieeated at Ihla oBoa.