THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKAUF1BM), PA.
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UKLIUIOfJB NOTICKH.
MelhodUt fipleoopal Chwreh Ht. A. D.
focim, Pastor. Public Service avery Sabbath
il a. tun i ) r. u,
Babbeth School at 9 A. M.
Praysr Meeting every Thursday, at 71 P. M
Omnia union Bervle. flnt Habbath of wvsry
momn, at iv a. H.
Presbyterian (Jbureh Ur. II. H. Buti.xk
Sabbath services Morning sod avenlng Hub
bath Bobool at t P. M. Prayer Meeting VYsdoss
day svsaing.
t. Francis' Church Catholic Hot. P.
J. Hunain.n. Unas at 10 o'slook A. M., oa Urn
leoond ana ronna tsunuayaoreaoa snunin.
Lutharan Church. Rer. D. M. Moaan.
Preach in x every Babbath, moraine and evouiug ,
Sabbath School at a. m. Prayer mooting every
Wednesday evening.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
TIMB Or lOLDIBa qcartrb bissioxs COURT,
fleoond Moridty of January,
Third Mood j of March.
Pint Monday of Juns.
Fourth Monday of ticptcmbor.
tihi or noun so commox rixia,
First Monday of Junt.
Second Monday of November.
public ornexxi.
PrttiiUmt Jd.j Hon. Cbarlei A. Meyer, or
Lock Haven. . ,
Anitmt lam rfys Hon. John II. OttIb, of
Uellefont. (
AiHif Ju,i9t Wltliam C. Foley, Clcsrfleld j
John Jl. Bead, Uarweoaville.
JPfotkmatmrpAmnu 0. Tata. - . , , , , .
fttgimr ad BvrtterA. W. Lee '
VtrtHcl Alfoi-wey Frank Fielding.
rrarrIaTld W. Will.
Xktrif Willtim K. Mol'berson.
County ffemyor-Saniuel F. McCloakoy, Cur
wensvllle. Voumlf CommiioifnV. V. Couterct, Kart
baus; John D. Thompson, Csrwsnarille, Clark
Lrown, Clearfield.
Coumtf Auditor Reuben McPherson, Clear
field; James II. Hilt, Lumber Cityj Lewis C.
11 loom. Clearfield.
Jury Commiiuanert John Vf. Shugart, James
Mitchell, Clear fled.
SprintuiUt of PuftiVe Sckoolt-John A.
Oregory, Clearfield.
Notarin Puttie John W. Wriglty, Win. Ita
debaugb, Cyrai L. Gordon, Cleerticldi Joaiab
Kvani, Josejih R. Irwin, Curweosvillei J. J. Lin-
Sle, Oseoqla MUM t -Johnston 11 a mil ton, Lotbsrs-
"My Smvlny nmt Thnrsdny evening
nail," ii what the .sails Ton, when aha speaks
of him. m m
A Cambria county mnn shot a tur
kay which ha aappotcd to ba wild. Tho owner
brought auit, and a Juttiaa flnad tb aportstnaa
area dollara,
i a
Show, Snow to tho depth of nn
Ineh fall In Ma neighborhood on Thariday night
and Friday morning, glring orerytbing tho
apparuaa of winter.
If fou put A tow oynter nhelU in
yoar eoal stOTee or gratoa when they an hot, yon
will ban no atiakera to trouble your Are. Fact !
Try it and tea for yoareelf. 1
i m -m .. . -
Tho matltlefil kind of a woman ih ow
who ipeoda a half hoar tn arranging her toilet
before deaoeudlng to the parlor to greet the tliitor
there awaiting bar who prorea to be a book agrnt.
A Chance. A nice young ludy of
tbla place aaoOe at the idea met no mameu
woman eaa lire in peaaa with bar mother-in-law,
and further aayi that If any nieo yoang man will
coma forward, aba la willing to try the experiment
Tuankhoivino Hkrvices. Union
aerrioea will ba hvld in the Preabyterlin Cbareb,
In tbla place, to-morrow (Thankagirlng da;), at
II o'clock, a. w. The termoa will be prfaebed
by Her. A. D. Yoeum, of the M. E. Churoh,
Col. AVm. T. Alexander, of Claiioii,
one of the editors of the Jaelnomim, of that plaeet
paid na a vlait Isat week. Mr. Aleiander la one
of the el del t editors la the Statu, and Is still bale
and heart. Ho la fishing his friends In tbla
plaoo.
A Revival. Wo learn that there ih
a very Interesting rerltal meeting being held in
the M. ft. Church, In Wtst Clearfield, under tbe
charge of Rev. O. W. Bonse. A number of peal
tents art at tbo altar ovary nlgbt. Tbe attend'
enee has been Tory large.
Alico Anderson, the Bellefonto serv
ant girl who was reported to have fallen heir to a
fortune of tJiO.MO In Pittsburgh, baa proven
herself inoooont, says the Bellefonto Rtpwbli&i.
Tba fortune was a myth and alio la a Tletim of
mlsplaoed oonlldenee. Tbla Information we bare
from tbe family In whieb abe last resided.
When a communication, two yards
In lenrth. oaoa written ta pencil, but now oblit
erated, eomaa to tbe office, It requires one ootid
hour of tho editor's time to rewrite and restore It
by go am work. Oeeeofa Jtevet'fe.
"Bria." charge Ibat np to "editorial pleasure
accounts," and dry up.
Cheap. Petroleum is now selling.
delivered aft points on tho railroad, for one cent a
gallon. Yet tbe Infatuated miners atill keep
digging for It, aud In tho face of a diminished
export domand, wo learn from tba Tltuarille
(Wrier, tho usual number of new wells ore being
sunk. Tbo turplua production tow on hands Is
estimated at 4,000,000 barrets.
Kxtra Train. An extra train, hav
ing on board Cel. Thomas A Heart, Superintend
ent Blair, and other railroad officials and friends,
passed over tbe Curwensville extension on Thurs
day last, probably on a tour of Inspection. This
extension Is finished to within the neighborhood
of Curwensvllte, and tbo Inbabitanta of that
village may expect aoon to see tho Iron borae
enter their borough limits.
- m e -
Rurned O it. Mot of our citizen
will reei ember "Boh'' Larimer, a former aom
poaltor In tbla office, but who, for a year and
mora, hat bea engaged in tho cigar and tobacco
business In Brookvills. "Bob" was one of the
sufferers by tho (Ire which oeourred in that place
leal week, his stock being mostly destroyed by
tbo devouring element. Ho baa oar sympathy in
this misfortune, from the effects of which we hope
ho may rhw like tbe Phmalx from Its ashes,
Death of Jkkry CnrRon. The
c centric founder of tha olty of Lock Haven,
Jeremiah Church, died In Carlisle, Iowa, at tbe
resldeaoa of bis son-In law, Dr. W, S. Hull, on
.Sunday, Nov. lit, 1874, la ths TDib year of his
ago, Mr. Churoh last visited Leak Haven In
Ittflft, wboa be was tbe guest of Mr. Wm. Barker,
at the Manaion (now Irvln) House. During his
Uy a ooar.pt I m en tary supper was tendered blm
br aid friends and nrentlnoot oitlseas, at Mr.
llerksr'e.
KmbtwosT. A a eeting of the
stockholders of tho Juniata Valley Camp-Meottag
Association, held at Tiewtou Hem I Ilea, an the
th of November, Ibo following directors were
looted for tho ensalog year t Bamael H. McCoy,
II. W. Morten, J. K. Rhodes, P. D. 8 lev ens, 0. J
firisbla, J. W, Webber, David Uclerer, F. M
Bell, J. F. 8teinerr Joba HsmUtoa, W, H. Ms
Clollan, Jobn A. McKoo aad M. K.Foetor.
At a meeting of Ibo directors, held at Hunting
don, out tbe 1Kb lu.L, tbo following officers were
leotedt President, B. II. MeCy Traaaarer,
1). R. Robeooai Secretary, J. K. K bod el.
i mm
A tVii,r Winter, Weat her prophets)
an over the country am nreatcting an extremely
old winter, asseriing lhat all tbo Infallible signs
noiut that way. Tbo appears nee of birds froi
tbe fir north In thvos regions Is a pretty sure I
sign that a severe winter has commenced In tbo
bigh mtlUdos, and that these birds hate been
driven lo seek a mildarollmaU. In the neighbor
hood of Fort Krio a sportsmsa shot a spleadld
King duck a few days ago. This species Is fbuad
la regruas aortb of Labrador and Its appearance
crc is regarded by Ibo hwatsro as eridrasa of a
sard winter.
Death or Mbb. Rillmeter The
Uwlsbmrg eewwai; of tbo ltb, eavsi "On Sat
nrdar last. Mrs. Bnsaa X. Blllmeyor, wife of Mr.
Philip Bilhneyor, of Lowlsbarg, departed this
lire. This ostimabla lady took shr snaaeaiy
several weeks slaos, and rapidly passed from bad
to nerse, end at last fell a Tletim lo tho groat de
stroyer. Mrs. Billmeyar was well known (o ow
sitlsoM for bar esoeUent quallires of beari aad
' mind aad meay abristlaa deeds. Her eh ltd ran
are meetly married. A daughter Is united In Dr.
A, J. Walls, residing at Lock Havoa t another ta
tbe wire e( J. M. Lisa, KsqH f Uwbbargi aa
otbor to married to Mr. Henry Wolfe, of tbla
plaeo aad other Is nailed to Mr. dee. B. Matlaek,
of Lowlsbarg, all smong the most esteemed of snr
MSB unify. . Mrs. Rillmeyes death was shock
lo most of our olttaeaa. She was loved for her
kindness of heart aad earnestness in every work.
Her hatband (who blmsoir is just metering bam
severe spell of sickoeas) aod lbs family hava
4k Ibosst lysafl e art. , .
FOURTH ANNUAL MECTINQ
Or tba CteeriUM County Uaday teaool Association,
bold at Oeteela, November Ittft and lath.
The Fourth Annual Convention of tho Clear
field County Sabbath School Association met In
tbo Presbyterian church, at Osceola, on Wednes
day morning, November lth, 1874.at to) o'olook.
The President, A. P. Moore, called tho Association
to order, and opened tbo sesalon by reading tho
XUtb chapter of Eccleiiasles, and singing hymn
lift of tbo Presbyterian oulIecUua. Opening
prayer by Uor, J. II. Shaver, of Oseoola.
MiT or niLRuATua.
M. K. School, CliarfleU A. P. Moora, II. II.
Powell, Edith Tate, Mary Powell, Vlglnla Brown.
Lutheran School, Clearfield 8. J. lluw, J. K.
Bottorf. '
"Presbyterian- School, Clearfield Mrs. S. S.
I.iddls.
Union School, Woedlaud -J uues Adams, Mr.
Vn, Albert.
M. K. School, OMeola J, A. BlnUeuborgcr,
Mra. Carry, K. B. llartmaa.
Presbytorlan Sohocl, Osceola Mrs. D. R. Good,
Rov. Miller, Mr. Cameron.
M. K. ScLool, aim Hope-Mary J. Wright,
Matile Wright.
M. K. School, Janesvlllc T. A. IVIdeaux.
Prtibjterlaa Sobool, Buclah-rWIlliam Wblu
aldo, Mrs. Htgarty.
Presbyterian School, Fruit Hill J -ho Wither
ow, J. II. Morgen.
M. E. School, Woodland J. L. Anderson. r . :
M. E. Sohool, Syltan Grove AuiPlla Hoover,
Rev. McCloikey.
Valon School, Karthaua Hill Rev. Ague,
Johnson's (Preabjtsrian) School, Fruit 111)!-
John Wilson, Nancy Wilson. .f
Mr. T. W.MoClaln, Missionary for tba Pmsby-,
toriao Board of PubMeatldn, Philadelphia, being
present, participated In the proooedings of the !
Association. j
Tba ottendanoe boiog small, lbs aloe tbo nf of-
fleers was postponed until the opening of tboj
oveulog aession. j
Com ml Hoc on Business Rcr 'a Miller, Shaver I
and Crittenden, '
Committee an fermenent Orgsnisatioo Rev's
Crittenden and Miller.
Reports from the following schools wcru sub
mitted and read; M.K.Scboul, Clearfield i Luth
eran School Clearfield) Uo Ion School, Woodland;
M. . School, Ulco Uupoi Voln School, Janes
villa ; M. K. Sohool, Woodland M. E. Sohool
Grant; PresbrtcrUn Sohool, Osceola. : M. E. Suhool
OscSDlaj M. E. School, JaneSTllle; 11. B. School,
Oseoola; and verbal reports wars made from the
other schools. All the schools reported are In n
flourishing condition.
Rev. Crlttondra rind B. J. tlow tnado n few
brief but pertinent remarks In reference to some
financial aid to tho Sabbatb School cauto, on the
part of tho schools throughout tbo county urg
ing prompt aod libera! donations.
Committee on bualnssa nnmed 3 o clock as the
hour of the afternoon sessions.
The hour of adjournment having arrived, Uie
aession was closed by singing the doxology and
benediction by Rcr. Miller.
wr.DUKaiur iPTsitjtoox.
Session opened at 3 p.m. Devotionalexerciio
conducted by tho Prrcident. "
Tbe question of ''Sunday School Management"
was then difeussed. Opening remarks by Rer,
Crittenden, Sunday School Missionary, whose
suggestions were of a practical character, and
highly Instructive to superintendents and teach
ers. Mr. C.was followed by Messrs. A. P. Moore,
J. Adams, T. W. McClain, T. A. Prldcaux, Rev.
Miller and S.J. Row.
The "International Loatou Loaj its advanta
ges and disadvantage," was tbo next questLm
fordiscusstcn. Opening remarks by S. J. Row,
who heartily approved of the systetu, considering
It the bos l help over introduced Into schools. Rer.
Crittenden then made so mo approving remarks,
and tbe discussion was continued by Messrs. An
derson, Adams, Moore, and McClain, after which
eoms suggestive remarks were made by Rev's
Crittenden and Oemmlll tbe latter admitting
them aa excellent helps to teachers.
Tbo "Requisites and Duties of tho Sunday
School teacher, and what should bah is term of
servicer" Discussion opened by Mr. McClain,
whoso remarks wore Instructive and practical
deeming the special qualifications piety aod punc
tuality ( and lbs term af service during life, If so
long worthy leaving a good Improssioa on all
present. Soma additional remarks, of an appro
Ting character, were then made by Messrs. Pri
desux, Adams, Crittenden and Moore.
Ths Treasurer's report for 173 was read : Re
ceipts, $18.00 j disbursements, $17.00) balance In
Treasurer's bands, 40 cents. Report approved.
Tho hour of adjournment having arrived, the
ssssion closed by singing tha doxology, and ben
ediction by Rot. Shaver.
WHDHXitUr KVKK1KO.
Association met In the M. E. church, at 7
o'clock. Prayer by Mcrsrs. MeClaia and Blatten
bcrger. Minutes read and approved.
Rev. Crittenden gave a "Public Bible Reading"
from tbo 14th chapter of Luko, much to the edi
fication of tho Urge eongregstisn asssmbled, and
greatly to tbe profit of all present.
Coo.mil tee on organisation reported the follow
Ing persona for permanent officer, to wit j A. P.
Moors, President ; J. K. Bottorf, Secretary ; S. J.
Row, Treasurer) and tba following Vice Presi
dents, lo wit I Edwin Cooper, Clearfield) S. O.
Kunts, Troutrillef J. R. Mo Murrey, New Wash-
logton j Luoian Bird, Penfleld ; John A. Woomer,
Osceola i Wm. Hoover, Woodland ( Alexander
Murray, Loconte's Mill.
On motion, the report of the eommlttso was
adopted, and tbe persona named worn elected
officers of ths Association for the ensulog year.
Rcr. Crittenden, Sunday School Missionary,
tbea read the following : '
Rfnort of progress is the Sunday Schools of
UlcarttHd county, lor me year enumg .-loremncr
16th. 1074 t
let. Tea new sebeola were organised in Ike
county during the put year, matting the total
numbrrof auboola 12u. All thete uew schools
have been successful during ths season, and
some of them are still ia operation.
2d. Sunday School Institutes were held In dif
ferent parte of the county, during tho year, with
manifest goodreeulte. Those held ut Humbarger,
Trout fill, ana Anoonviiie, were uttenaca wiin
marked interest. The opinion n often expressed,
that t bees meetings, continued for two or three
sessions and rightly conducted, SROomplieh as
much good us any part of tbo work tnat is done
to further the snlerest of eur Hi hie school.
ltd. Another Incourageinent Is tho fact, that
more of our schools in tba rural districts and
smaller villegcs are disposed to coat lone their
sessions during ibo wiater months. Among these
some of the very youngest have ordered new sup
plies tor winter ueo.
4th. The International Uniform Scripture Lee-
rone are eonstaoily growing in favor. At the
present rate, one hundred of the one hundred and
twenty echools in the county will be using these
lessons before our National Centennial in IH76.
6th. In many of our sehooli there is a gradual
improvement lu the attendance of adult eebolnra.
6th, Tbo importance of our Hible School eflurts
m their beari n upon tbe hi sheet welfare of tbe
rising generation, Is such that all good el ti sens,
as well as all ChriMiaa people, should, In one
way or another, be enlisted in promoting ino were.
Ths subject of "Sunday Sohool Work" was thsa
taken up. Rov. Gem mill msds tho opening ad
dress, in which bo urged tbe importunes of educe,
ting ths young In Bible truths as lbs best means
of preventing tbo spread of error and sin. He
was followed by Revs. McCloikey nod Sbauer,
who omssarrsd In ths opinion given..
Session closed with ths doxology, and benedic
tion by Rst. (lemmlll. ' J
- raraaiUT wobsikw.
Association met at ff:30. Opening devotional
exercises oonduclsd by 1ot. Ague.
The first subject far dissuasion, "How to indues
psreuts to attend the Sunday School," was opened
by Rer. Crittenden, He suggested that "they
could bo prayed la, when snob prayers were fol
lowed np with In v list Ions." Hs also thought
"pastors could do much towsrd getting parents
out." Ue wss followed by Messrs. Row, Blstten-
bergcw, Moors, Wilson and Martla, and Revs.
Miller and Shaver.
On motion, Ibe following resolution was ndoptedi
ITeeefrerf, That It Is Ibe sentiment of this Con-
veutlon. that parrot, do not dliHtburg. their whole
rhrlsllaa duly onleB lby eaeoarage tba work af
the Sabbatb School by their pnecnoe as oft., aa
pocslbl.. . .
The Beat subject waa -How ta keep th. yeuug sarprls.,. Tb. meacy was arderwl back to Lewis
from the aasorlntetlcallngdrlBba.'' Dlaeatslon Iowa, to tha aatitfacliea of all partial bat tb.
was opmed by Rev. MoClosksy. lie Ihoaght Iba
II . th. duty of all ChrlMian. U work fcr th.
aetompllsbueut of ibis end. Ha was euaoeeded
k. u i.ua.11 -k. l k. .l..
domeall. wines la famlli- b.d . lend.,, u had
I. iBlrmperaaoa. Reva. Miller aad Crllteadea,
and Messrs. Walhoa, Row, Sbavar, Blelteabergor
aad Moore, followed with remarks. Mr. Shilling
ford, of Philadelphia, being preseat, wna Balled
apoa and spoke In a most entertaining manner
Bj-oa lb. subject
' Tb. third topic, "Us, and abuM .f Sunday
School Libraries," was now takea Bp. Mr. Cam
era, opened lb, subject by a few pointed ramerka,
aad was followed by Messrs. Sbilllagford aad
Btaltenberger.
Beerioa ahwd with dolology, Bad benediction
by Rar. MeCloskey.
TaoasBir Arraauoon
CavaaW at lill. Tbla waa Ibe mHdraa's
aetiioa. Aa opening eierclese, the eblldrea sang
. couple of Sunday Schaol pleoes, after wklcb a
kyma wu saeg, fell.wed by prayer, hd by Mr,
A.aWoaa. Roe. Crlltawdea led Ibe .bildrea la
reading, rMfo.si.ely, Psalaa af praise, after I taafmaj, Kd.
which, AUb.mw," ,ha la "Pare 0ld."id,h,ik"'
was aaag wna great Miaaviaswi ay mm annarew.
Mr. MoO)atn)waa then Introduced, and delivered
a pleasant and In (ere His g address ta tbo lUtla
folks present. Bio was ewooeeded by Rot. Me
Closkny, and Messrs. Phllllagferd aad Moor
Singing was repeatedly engaged In,
After the dismissal of tbo children, Rer. Crit
tenden offered tho following, wblou, on motion,
wna adopted, to wit i
Jfooferii, Thet while wo rejoice with gratitude
to Ud In tho fact lhat drunkenness and the
lienor traffic In grncral era loss popular, and their
aoootapanytag evils less apparent in our oouniy
than luriacrly, still we reougnlse that a great
work Is yet to be doue for tho uromotioa of tem
perance and further, that, as members of thia
Cunrrnllon and aa Sunduy School workers, we
will continue to use all sultalile means to preserve
the members of our Sunday Schools from tho ovils
oi intemperance.
On motion, tha President, Secretary and Treas
urer of this Association, and Br. A. M. LI til w and
J A. Blattonbergur, Esq., wore elected delegates
to tbe Sunduy School Institute lo ba bold at
Lutbcrsburg, In December next,
After this, tbo subject of ''Sacrvd Sons; In tbo
Sabbatb School" was oponod by Mr. J. A. Blat
tonber. Ho was followed with remarks by Presi
dent Moore, Rev, Shaver, and Mrs. Ourry.
Ths session adjourned by singing the doiolugy,
and benediction by Rev. Shaver.
iiu;rsdaY kvrkixo,
Convention met at T1& the President U the
chair. Opeulng devotional exercises worn son-
dueled by Rot. Miller prayer by Rer, H. 8
Butler. Minutes read and approved. ' " " ' s
Rev. 11. A. Fink, of Johnstown, who was to ad
dress the Convention on tba "The Responsibilities
aud Out Ice of Sabbatb Sohool Superintendents,
being providentially prevented from being pres
ent, Rer. H. B. Butter, of Clearfield, tiled tho
placei and delivered a very forcible and praeU-
oal address on tbo subject, which was well ro-
oeircd. The points made by the speaker wore
That tbo 8. 8. Superintendent must be tho leader
of the eeliool must teach, not only the scholars,
but tba traohtrs also ; must be a Godly man, and
ehauld not be discounted beosuse he Is not what
he ought to be, but should strive to become better.
. Allcr the ad dreia, a collection was take npto
Jefmy tbe no sssary expenses of tha Aasoelatlon,
mt la si d of tho Funday School work in tbla
eounty.
Some aurgestlons, ta reference to futon Con
ventions, vera mode by Messrs. Row, Moors,
Bottorf, Rlatlt-ubergsr and Rsr. Miller.
Mr- B'sttonberger offered the following which
wns adopted:
- Ht$oheH. That ths delegatea attending this
Convention ba in i true tod to request tho several
schools throughout tho eounty to make provision
to defray the expenses of tboir domgatos lo futurS
Uonvvntions. .
Alter somo discus Ion ths resolution wss passed;
when, upon motion, lbs Secretary Was ordered to
append the same to tbo cnll far ths next Conisn
tion. , .
The following resolution was then offered aod
unanimously adopted i
KtHtivMt, That tbe members of this Aasoolatlon
tender to the eitiaeos of Osceola their grateful
thauka fur the very kind end hospitable entertain
mei.t given to the delegates and visitors tn this
Oouvctitiuni and for tba use of their Cburchss,
and the attendance and interest manifested on the
part of oitixcos at our meetings.
After sotns desultory remarks, on motion It
WM,
JUoivd, That tbe Soerutary of this Conven
tion bo lnslrucred to five st least threw week's
notice to the several Pasters and Sunday School
Supsnatendeuts in tbe county, as to time aad
place of the next Convention of this Association.
Kfoiitd, i nax the several papers in ins county
be requested to publish tbo proooedings of this
Convention. .
Closing remarks by President Moore. Dox-
olngy, "Praise Hod from whom all blessings flow,"
etc. Benediction by Rsr, Shaver. Adjourned
siss oV. J. K. BoTToar, Secretary.
( iRKAT I'lRE AT BrOOKVILLE. A
terrible eondagraUon vlaitsd Brookvillo, on
last Friday mora ing, which destroyed nearly tbo
eutire business portion of lbs town. Tbo firs
Woke out In ttoott A Soyder'i livery stalls at
oiHjJ, a. a., aod very soon spread over tbo eutire
block, bounded by Pickering aad Milt streets, de
stroying erery building on Main street, including
Ibo Opera House, Oak Hall Hotel, Franklin
House, Masonio Hall, Odd-I'el lows' Hall, csms
ficaa Printing Office, aad a large aumbar af stores
aud dwellings, Tbe following srs tha principal
sufferers t ,
John R. King, Franklin House, loss W.tfO,
Insurance $12,000 j Long A Pearsstl, hardware,
loss 134,600, Insurance $11,000 1 0. S. Irwin, dry
goods, loss $20,000, Insurance $6,000 j R. Arthurs,
two buildiugs, loss $3,000j R, J. Nicholson, Opera
Bouse, loss $4,000, Insurance $3,000 ; Masonic
Hall, loss $4,000, insurance $3,000 ; bf. R. Roll,
Oak Hall HoteL loss $14,0Vi iosuraaae $8,000 j
A. Snyder, grocer, loss $8,000, Insurance $&,0Q0 ;
Soott A Snyder, livery stable, loss $8,000 ( A. S.
Soribnar, dwslling, loss $2,000 ( K. L, Blood,
druggist, loss $40,000, Insurance $15,000 j Odd
fellows' Hall, loss $l,o0l t SooU A Weaver, Rt-
put f icon printing office, loss $4,000, insurance
$3,000 i John Mills, grocer, loss $3,400 t MeLala
A 8 m alb srs, harness, loss $2,000 j T. P. McCrsa,
stoves and tinware, loss $1,000 j Dickey A Ken
nedy, dry goods, loss $0,000, iniaraaoe $4,000 ;
Samuel 0. Fryer, loss $20,100, insurance, $l,0v j
II. Matsea, dry goods, loss $10,000 ; besides other
tossss of minor account. Tho total loss la not
less tbaa $230,0vs.
Many of tho bouses being frame, tho flames
spread with great rapidity and were only checked
as material became scarce, awing ta tho buildings
being scattered. Tbla firs will seriously srlpple
Brookvillo for sometime, nnd happens at a lima
that will tax tbo enterprise and endnraaoo of Its
population to ths utmost to repair tbo wests.
KuMtmoirsLY IIoax ku. Scvoral
.k. g. w. allppsd froa lb, B.ll.foDU Ifol.A
mmm, . lUtout.l 10 lb. tlT.ol Ib.t Ih. el-Port-wail.r
at Pbillp.barg bMl boe. MnUowd to tb.
p.nlteiitiryior.m,Mr,. Tb.Altooo.fn.tM,,
of Muod.J (ITU tb. followln, :
"In lb. UnlUd 8l.Hl Diitrlet Court, PltU-
burgb, on Satard.;, Dlltrlal Altora.j Rnd aiktd
tliat judgment b. itnpottd 10 th. a.a of (1m. W.
laiejt tb. pMUaaat.r at Phlllpibury. Cratr.
aounty. who wa, lodleted for emUaillng poatofflo.
fuuda, aod Ualayiogud op.oLng . tat.r ajddraawd
to uiolh.r panoa. UalKj aa arnatad bj Portal
Agent Uaja. and after being placed on trial with
drew lb. plia of "not guilty," and murad apUa
of "guilty." Befor. paaaiBg Muta Mr. Rnd
atated Ibat Mr, Daleey bad Hrnd a. . Mldiar
during the war of th. rebellion and bad lo.t a leg
in tbe truggle for tbe ual.tManeo of tb. Integ
rity of Ibe Union, and wbiku th. offeno, would
justify a ..rer. aenUne. b. ..bed of tb. Court, i.
view or bi patrlntl. Mr v l.u to hia wunlry, and
tb. good eharaetar girM bint by hia friend, la
Cenlr., that tba Mnt.ae. be aa light aa poealble
under tba einumatan..,. Daioty waa then di
rected to .land op and Hi. Hunor Judg. Maod
k.a aentenoed him t. und.rgotwo year, imprison
ment at hard labor in tbe Western Penitentiary.
11a waa remanded to Jail."
Tha NWett.-M..b team of Ibe rVafeAaM. had
better repeat.
A Bold Attkiipt. A bold attunipt
to rob tba Mitlis County National Daub was
made on Iba lath Inst., wblsh tha Lewiatowa
desertbes a, follows i -l.al Friday the
Mifflin County Kational Bank iwoalT-d a telegram
purporting ta noma from Wm. Willi,, dated
Middl.burg, aalli.g ea l eaahkm ka Mad blm
$M by etpresa at one. t. Balln.gr.rfc Mr
Robeaen, being aware Ibat Clonal W. waa la) thai
oeualy, Beat Iba money aa dlraaaad. Oa tka ar
rival of tba paebage at Bellasgr.. . anaa ap
peared and elatmed It as bis. Th. afwat refuse
to deliver It until b. oould Idantlfy tha siranpr
aa Mr. Willis, Tba man la .a bad Iba temerity
to aame a prominent eltlse. if lb. phaaa, bsping
tb.t Ibis would satisfy tba ag.nl. It was 'no ga'
forlnnalelyd theooolldenae opemlor BMeluded
to dreamp. Tba same nlgbt flu, hois, was
mlssiBg. aud tba tofoienoa is thai tha would ba
meney-lbief ebangod bis taelles aad turned bone.
thief. Mr. Willis did nut lean of the free as of1
his name until his return to LeWiftowB. when
j, Rl)iMm ineldeBlally remarked, 'Why, Wlllla,
' ' ,
y" " " '"iff Mlddleburg.'
This .bserratloa 11 It Mpteaalienl and auiaal
Ibeif.1
C'llol.IllA. Ill aome portion, of
i this State a disease called lb. "hog aaalm a)
r! making aad karoa among tb. noreloes. Whea
"" W-P'"" ' '" V
penraaoo tb, nog, Meom. mon. diibu, ara aner-
ward attacked wltk diarrhoea aad after atagger.
Ing arouad lor a short Dm. fall over dead.
Wllhia tbe laal two weeks, Mr. ileary C. Smith,
residing aljoul see mile from McAlll.Urvllle,
JoBiaia Muuly, bu lost tweaty-ain, bog, with
ihl, disease, and ba .ipeets that sow. elghteea
r IweBty mora mill die. Ureal fears are eater
Ulaed thai I hia fctal dlawss will .itead aad at.
tack hoga new being fattened for tbe parpen
trf slaughter.
Lint of letter, rnmaiuinir rK'Iaimtx
la tbe PaetoMea at Charuold, far la. week eadlag
NoeembOT lid, Itttl I
Armstrong, Mis, Ida Lemleol, Cbarb,
Allen. John
btttsa, rfames
Meaeer, tlanlal
PeBtiowa, Uoorg.
Preel.Joba . .
SUM, Vaaa
llrawaridga, Wm,
g.oaeor. Mra, Mraaa
Tvlar. HantesB .
Demal, Miss Mary
Faassy, II y ram
Uant, Juba i.
Hfeks, Nellie 8. .
f. A. UAULIN, F. X.
Election Kxprnbea. Below will bo
foaad a ta bulsr statcmentof the expenses and
amount paid to ths "return" edges for holding
tbs recent election I
Burasldsbor.H...$29 00
Olsarfisid IT 60
Curwenerllts 10 TO
Houtsdals II 40
Lumber City 10 $0
N. WashlBflea... tl 00
Oseoola. tft 0V
Wellasctan. IN TO
IleaoanaM...MM. ?s
Hell.... 83 40
Bloom 10 80
Bogga.M. SO 80
Bradford. sT 00
Brady.. 31 80
Burnsid to 10
Chest. MM 30 80
Covington tl 60
Total
..$73 30
Ho a up Lost I The euhecriber lout a
largs drab scarf, about two yards la tongtb, with
scarlet sods, on tba 8d of November, 18T4, on the
road between Wm, A. Reod'e plaoo, la Lawrence
township, and tho borough of Clearfield. Tho
finder will be suitably rewardod upon returning It
to tbo owner, or leaving It at tbs Rsfublicah
printing offiee, Hithr LoflA.
Notice to Farmers. Kerr A Co.are
taking grnln and aroduoo in exchange for sloth
ing aud goods tn tbolr Use, far wbleb they givs
tho highest market pries.
Resiuned. Col. lUufk.Hupcrlntontl.
ont of ths Middle Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, baa resigned. ' ' '
Rptcialt,'
Black Alpasa sheapsr than avsr offered, at ths
upern uouss. . "
Black Oashmsraoaly t) cents at ths Opera Uoass.
100 8i.uiaas at Auction I
' ALBANY AND PORTLAND STYLES.
Oa WabMaaDir Moanita, Oti Dacanana, 1874,
at 10 o'clock, at I11KHNBSS' BAZEAR,
Philadelphia.
New 'Paisley shawls vary cheap at the Opera
Uouss. Wm. Rasa,
BLAtasuiTl WAKvnn to rent ths shop here
tofore occupied by Henry Kern's, at lbs Corner
Store, Ourwensrllls, Clearfield eounty, Pa. Ed-
quirsof J. P. IHW1N.
nor. jo. 1B74-U.
Has pew prices at ths Opera House.
flood corsets only 4s ocnts at Ibe Opera House.
Wm. Rein.
Kale op Hotel Furniture. Tho
undersigned desires lo sell his eutire stock of
furalturs in ths Buequensuna House, at uurwsns
viile, at private sale. Possession will be given at
once. A good bargeiu aud reasonable credit will
bo giren. (81) Eli Blook.
A RuDiroTios CUan. Another reduction In
Artificial Teeth. Prices lo suit th ess panicky
times. S. PORTKR SHAW, D. U.S.
ClsarflslJ, Pa., Sept. 30, t$74.-Sm
Bnan R. M. M'Knally'a advertisement in re-
gard lo Lifs Insuranea. augl7-ly
Call on R. M. M'Knallv and g.1 your life in
sured in the Old Continental Life Insorauee Com
pany, of Hartford, (JonlK auglt-ly
Bcnoina Pon Balb. It. Newton Bbaw keeps a
full supply of Predeoi. Buggies and Platlorm
Wagons for sale. To bo seen nt the Hbaw lloaee
yard. Call on .r addraaa biin at Clearneld Psnn
ayiTania. may 13-tf.
Wood and Willow War, of all deasrlpllon, for
aula by it. r. angler i;o.
Iauaa yoar life la the Cootloental Life las.,
ranee Company, of Hartford, Cobb.
K. M. bl'b'NALLV, Agent. augll ly
RECAPITULATION.
Bird Caires.
Wood aud Willow Ware.
Household Goods.
All kind, of Hardware.
Japaaned Ware.
PalaU, Oils, Varnishss..
Calcined Plaster.
Waron and Carrlaare Makers' sappUoe.
All of tbe above for sale at the mammoth Hard
ware Store of li. V. Higler Co., rjewnd street.
CloarBOld, Pa.
Sara Tloial Bava Labor I Save Mooey! Save
Clotheal Tbe" Novelty Wringer" IS uis Best la
tbe market. Bay It try It.
For sale by H. F. BmnB C.
CalelBMl PlasUr for aala by II. F. Biglar A Co
Montour Slat. Palnta, for p.latln, kouaea la
side and outside Cottaaee. Farm Boililincs, o.
Beautiful, durable and aoonomieal. Urouud in
pure LiaMod Oil. .
' mylS fl . ; H. F. Buna 4 Co.
Bird Cage, a large aasortment t II. F. Big
lar Co.',.
A I as Seventy-Iv, dosea Clearneld Wood
ebopper, Aies at
:J:7I. H. F.BKILEB C.'a.
A full line of Household tloods, Japaaned War.,
Afc, for taU by H. t. Bigler Co.
Paiara B PaiaTBaa' Fiantaua Our atook
of Paint, and Paintere' Materials is complete, In
eludina J. T. Lewis' Pure W bit. Ld. Jobn La.
eaa A Go's Pur. While Lead, V.tLA Go's Book
Lead, aad a aumbar af cheaper braads of White
Lead; also, Linseed Oil, Turpentine, Varai.be. of
all kind., a full line of Brushes, and . foil line of
oolora, dry aad ia OIL
imyaa'Jl . H. F. Bi.iaa A C
Rbab Tata I Persons who eon template bulldlBg
will do well U .all aad xamlae eur stook of
BUILUINU MATERIALS. Wo have la stock a
full line of Buildera' Hardware, Nails, Paints,
Oils, (Haas, Pally, Calciaed Plaster, Ac
aayli'7! H. F. Bi.lbb A Co.
Baws. Dlslaa'a Croea-eut Saw, Great Americaa
Saw, Boyntoa a Lightning Saw, at
t.lS-71 H, F. linn A C.'a.
If. F. Bigler A C. have bmb making eitenalr.
additiena to tbelrctoek of Hardware tbe last few
davs. Kvervtbini new la Shelf Hardware, Sad
dlera Hardware, Farmera' Hardware, Buildera
Hardware, and Hardware of all hlnda, eaa be seen
at tb.ir store. May JJ
P.I.U. OIU and Varalshe, for sal, by II. F
Bigler A Co.
Faaal Vea, t Fbub ! Among the many prrpa
rations thai we bava for Ooaahs, Clds, Croop, or
aay throat or long difllealty, bobb or inem are
ual to Dr. Morris' Syrup of Tar, Wild Cberry
aad llorehoond. ir tou are amiciea, ean at ear
store and wa will alte rou a eample bottle re. e
eaur A geala i Hartswlck A Irwla, 'Jlierltela ;
Molt, rroou.ida . sieia, waiiaciooi n. n, nu.
llama, William's Orove. lilsrck ll-ly.
Jaat rwclvW. a large lot af aoa-siplosiv.
Lamps aod lAnlerus at
-16-T1 " F. BlOLBB A Co s.
NonoB vo Wabob aibCabmabb MAinaa. We
hava luat reaelved a tcB.ral Bsaortmeat of Wagoo
and Carriage Woods, also a fall liae of Springs
and Alias, wbloB we oner enean tor easa.
It. W. S1IBI.BB a A.O,
On Tbaradar, Nov. Ulh, 1ST, by Rev. 3. It
Sabiibbt, Mr. TAYLOR MiNIBL aad Misi
MA Hi v. DOCK, both af Jordaa Uva.bip.
Oa Thursday. Nov. IVIh, 174, by Rer. E.
Nabobs. Mr. CYRBNIUB 11 KM 1 l)H KI.I.IMl
KK. of Luthershurt, Pa., and Miss CORNELIA
LOKINA TRRPPB, of Brady loanublp, Clnr-
sold eoaaty, fB. ...
J ' SUA.
Tn Jordan tnwnstiln, on Thursday, Oct. Ulh,
1M4t Mrs. MARY JUUNMTON, widow of Rusuat
J-jaasTOaf.
leeeased was bora In flootland, where she spent
lbs Irst twenty years of her life. In tbo Sprint;
of IBM ebe eene to Pntladetnla, aad was there
married u Robt. Johaatos. They ssUled Rrst la
Pottavlllo, la this State. After remain lag tberr
three years ihy reuiovetl to waierstrset, sptnaiD
one year at that place, and lastly sasM to tbla
eouatv. oeuima ia tferaaa lowaaain.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Johnstoa were ansonK lbs Irst
Hootch Presbyterians who settled In thenelubbor.
hood of fruit Hill Church, and whe have aided
freatly In sustslnlnf the oauss of religion In that
somnunlty. Tbo su blest af this brief no) lee
united with ths Presbyterian ehorah before re
moving from Scotland. Ths religion she professed
early In lire la bar native land never abated Its
Infljeaes over her In ths land of her sdontlen.
The writer of these lines oan testify to her regular
aad faithful attendance on tba public means af
frees. The nrenobetl aospel was 10 ner tne rood
news of salvation. It sneoursfrd her fslth, sua
pnrted her bopas, and governed ber in all the
(aletsoasofhle. Bhewas a fsithfsl and affertionats
wife and mother. Hbo beina well Instructed tn
tbe word of truth, It was her great aim to Instruct
her family and train them up la ths knowledge
nad belief of the ausnel. Tbe faith which sen-
ported her In prosperity, and In sudden and sore
bereavements, did act fall her la dving. To her
sons and daughters, who stood beeide her death
bed. weep) nr. ebe said i Mlry ua your tears, 1
am Just going boms." 8hs left a noble legacy to
her children. It la the saamery of her fblth and
bops la tbe Savior. Ths teetlexony or one of her
sons, bimsalf a sbrisUaa, Is Ibis i "Mother dlsd
as sbs II vsd trusting la fseus."
Oa a bright aad boautlfal October day, while
the ripened Autumn leaves were quietly dropping
to carta, we lata asr rasaaias ia ins cnuren-yaro,
to await tbe resarrsctloa morning.
"Rlessed are
Ue 4eal, wto ate la ue bore.
Con.
TVIVOKCK HOT1CK.
Ia the Court sf Court of Common Pleas of!
01 ear fid Ceuaty, la lbs ft tats af PsaaSytvaats.
Daanah . Dow dries. ) flab. Bar. Diver,
vs. 1 Sept. Term, 174.
Jacob W. Dowdriek. I Alias Sun, Jaa. T., l7ft.
Toe, tbe said Jacob W. Dowdriek, ara hereby
aetlled nad required to be nad nppear bofnrs our
saia tearv sa be aew as mserasia, en tae in
Meaday sf Jaaury, A. D. IITs, t aanawer the
pernio or libel f tb said Hsanab J. Dowdriek,
your wife abwvo aasaed, aad show sauwa, If any
yoi nnva, way us satsl llanaasj shwnM aot N
difffd aad so ceased hmm tbs bands wf matri
ajoay, ewteted lata with yea, aoestdlaf tv ths
AsU af .iassaaMy la sueh sases sseAe aad pre? Iced.
w. k. merHaawysi, aanir,
Ooardeld, rV, Rsr. 11, lltd
Decatur. $21 80
Ferguson XI 00
tlirard 38 80
Unsbea 1 40
Urahaia 31 00
(iulioh.- 14 80
Huston 10 10
Jordan. 31 80
Kerlnaux........... 32 90
Knox 10 0
Lawreoos.. IT 00
Morrhu. 3d 80
Penn S 80
Pike. II 10
Union,,. 10 8$
Woodward........ U
Clearfieldjltrkets,
CuBMUTan WbbM V by Krataer A I.ylle, Whole
sale end Retail deatera In Dry Uoods.tlroearieo
Flour, Feed, etc., Market street, Clearfield, Pa
OkBAnriBMi, Pa., Nov. H..I8T4
Applaa, green,,
Apples, dried ....
Apple butter, A gal,
Butter, H
Beans-...
Buckwheat,,
Buckwheat flour m
Reef, drled.HH
Beef, fresh- -
Boards, M
Corn, shelled Wm
Ourn,sar
Corn meal, sack
Ohop, 9 swt -
Cloveressd-......... i.t..-
OhssMHM
Chsrrlea, m
Chickens, dressed, TM m
Eggs.... ... ..
009
60
a
T6
too 39
..$0 00(ta t 9ft
... 1 00
04
.. 16($ 23
10
M OOfmld 00
1 00
oo ta 80
T6
$ 40
w. r oo
32
10 18
Hi
30
rlBXSeed.,.MAMM
Flour
Hay
........ I 00
i T 80a 7 88
......4 08 00elft 00
Hogs, droaseel.
Hides, groeaMM
Hams ...
Shoulders ,
Sldaa
Lard
Mess Pork,V bbl
OaU
Oalona
Potatoes.
Poaches, dried, lb...,
Piaster! V bbLn
Ry
Rags, l lb
Salt, t sack -
Rhlmrlaa. IH lnih
08
18
m
14
16
38 00
86
t 00
T6
14
$ 00
1 10
2
a s6&i ta
6 08
18 00
$ 00
10
I 60
40
4 60
Shingles, 28 lnch-...
Timothy seed,.!
Tklluw
Wheat -
Wool
Wood, cord
Pennwylvanla Railroad
TYRONE st CLEARFIELD BRANCH.
ON and after Monday, NOV. 16, 1BT4, tbs
I'assenrer Trains will run dally (except Sun
days) between Tyrond and Oleartleld, as follows
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
W. C. luwin, Conductor.
LEAVK SOUTH.
liKAVK MORTU.
Cl.ira.ld- I.M.r..
Tjron. t. 00,1.1.
Omoli ,...10.10, "
Philipibar,...10.16,"
CU.rli.ld 11.10,
Pbilip.burl t.3t, "
Ool... 4.,
Tjrron. tM, M
CLKAUriGLU IXPRKSB.
W. 6. Plvmum, Condaotor.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LRAVB NORTH.
Cl.ut.ld 4.S6 1. .
Pbllip.bar... t.31 "
0Ml t.O "
Incmction.. 1.41 "
Tjro. .M "
T7ronfc.......T.lt r...
I.UnMtlali,..r.91 "
OickI. .1 "
Fliillp.b.r,...l J '
Olwr.ld,.r...f.3
TV RONS STATION.
uAsrwano. a h
waarwAun. a
Mixed Train, 1:1ft
Oinein'U Kxpreaa, 4:11
Pacific E i press, 814
P
Pacific Hxpress, 1:17
uarrtSDurg aoo m, i;e
Mall Train. I:4&,
Atlantic K i press, i-M
rhila'da Kxpreaa, 10:13
Way Passenger, 1:13
Mall Train, fl:4l
Fast Lias, 1:66
Ths Mail makes close sonaeotlon with Atlantic
E i press sssl at $;4&, arriving at Harrlsburg at
lljuo p. H. una m rnneaeipoia aa s:iv a. ., ana
with Mail west at fl:tl, anlving nt AltooaaatT:
p. a. and at Pittsburgh at l:tu a. m. Tbe Bx
press connects with Pacific Kipreu cast at fi:!T
A. n., arriving at llaniabnrg at 11:06 A. n. and at
Philadelphia at 4:lt P. aad with Pacific Kx
nress wait at t U a. .. arrivlns; at Altooaa at
W 00 a. H. and Pitttburgh at S:6u p. a. Leaving
Philadelnhla on the Pacific Ki press at llifts P. n.
or tbs Hail at fi:0.aand Pittsburgh en At
lantic Kapreaa at 1:19 p. n. or Pacific a. x press at
3:10 a. n., make eloe eonnectloa at Tyrone wita
traias for Ulearlleld.
FARE FKOil CLEARFIKLD, TO
Ballefbnte, Pa....f3
Lock Haven 3
Williamsnurt- I
Huntingdon 1
Lewlstown, .,.,. I
Marysville 4
HAHKlnBUKll... 4
Close sonooetions a
and Lock 11 even.
Middletowa ..H.....$6 04
Marietta ........ ft ftO
Lancaster . ft aft
PHILADELPHIA 1 V&
A I toon a 1 44
Johnftown.. ........ I 84
TftlPITTHBURO ft 1ft
ads by all trains at Tyrone
. S. BLAIR,
Supsrintendswt.
mylTtf.
griv g.flrtisrmfnts.
rpoWNSUIP STATEMENT.
JOSEPH OWENS, Taeasarer af Lawrence
towasbip, la aeoount with tb. School Fund of
said tewashlp Tor 1BT9 I ,
DR To amount reoetred from Couaty '
Treasurer, ensealed taa 0,7 IS
Received from rilata apbropriauoa- 3t7 S7
Arooant of taa levied H 1,367 94
Amount rea'd from Taylor Rowlaa.. 1S4 1.
Tela!.....
..........4J,4S
CR Br ami of School Orders paid bp
till Juna a, 1H74 .1,JI7
By t per ..at. allowed taa-navora
en(19 I 4i
By Colloator's par eeatage, I aar
cent., on $v0, and a per coat, .a
tl,17t III -
By ami Treasurur'e per eeataga, at
I ner eeal. ea ,l,jl fa ...
... ? 31
l,M N,
4t
By balano. du. from Traaaarer.... 1,037 t
Total .U.. 4,4M It
Th. undnrsigned, AadlUra ef Lawr.no. Iowa'
ship, baring esamiaad tba aeeouala of Jeaph
Ow.os, Treasurer of Lawrenoe township, fouod
them as above staled. R. J. CONK LIN,
" A.H.SHAW,
Jane , 1874-Nov.ll.l Aadllara.
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col earns. Aa Ibis barely YJ tha expenses sf
paper una pnnunf, ws ar apl ani to ma; any
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may make aneetal efforts tosnd Its tvuelatlaB.
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postage la advance, owe dollar a yoar, with
twenty cents the oost or prepaid postage added,
I tb rat f subscription. It Is not neoeessry
io gelnp a slab la rdsr tokars tbs WEEKLY
SUN at this rat. Any ana who mtads en dol
lar aud twenty cents will geKtk paper, peas
paid, for a year.
We have no trending agents.
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eolumns. Only !, a yoar, swsioge pre-
SMist, .Vo rffieoMMfs frfm lAis m's.
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newsMpsror twenty-etght columns, Daily sir
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month, or 4LAO a year. To stubs of 10 or over,
a Uiseouut of xtu per cent.
Addrsss, "THE RUN,"
Oct-4t. Nsw York City
I)
ISSOLUTION..
Tb. ttartaerahln heretofore ealsllaa between
0. D. Merrell, R. B. Taylor, Lewie 0. HIwkb,
M. . Urawa and Elrm W. Rrewn, Badar the
aame, atyle and till, of tb. "Clearfield I'laaiag
Mill Company," aod dolog easiness la the bor
ough of Cleerl.lJ, Claaraeld Mualr, Pa., waa
dissolved by mntnal eo.Mnl H Ih. parllea e. Ibe
so aay 01 noveoaeer, a. u. in,., ny ta. said
O. V. Merrell. R. R. T.vlor aad Uwls 0. Bloom
wtthdrawlag from (eld irnh-havtag aald their
mteraat le lae nam. Ic sa. w. mrowa aaa aiem
W. Brawn, ef which all person I lat.re.ted will
Ubaaotloa. O. B. MKKRRLL,
R. B TAYLOR,
LEWIS 0. BLOOM,
, Mll.fON e. BROWN.
Rl.HI W.BROWN.
OeerlUU, Nov. It. l74-lt.
pAUTION.-
All oereons ar. b.rehy wanted against meddling
or with pflreaaatag any of la. follswiag praper
ly, aaw la Ibe baud, af Jaa. Metlalra, via i One
browa borae, tw. aaws, two eelfera, Iweaty.tw.
been, owe sal tf doable b. rr.es, u the aame b.
wage to are, aad is rebjeet to my uvdar at aay
time. I. II. FORCET.
N.r. II,H4 J , ' . ...
TAKGAIN8 IN MUSICAL IN-
il BTRIIMRNTSI Ornaa, bath an aal
eeeaad baad, at law Made Sure, oaa-elle Oeb.b'1
Furailwr. Store. AD per... laUreated ar tart.
led aa aaJI aad en .mice a aew Btrie af Orgaa a.w
ea nbiMthra. ghee. Mam aad Maat. .s
ecrtaatlyeu bead. aalM-lbuf
&lfrtUanfsw.
H. F. BIGLER & CO.,
II A IS DIVA HIS,
Also, Manafaetursrsof
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CI.IABIIIID, tA,
F
AUMINO IMPLEMENTS of nil
kl.d. Tor i.l. by
U. r. BIGLER t CO.
R
AILROAD WHEELBARKOWS
for ,.1. bj
H. r. BIOLKU A CO.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLAS8"
K.llf, .U., for i.U b
U. F. BIGLER t CO.
jjARMESS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
riodlnfi, for i.l. bj
H. F. BIGLER I CO.
QUNB.PISTOLS SWOKD CANES
for Ml. b,
H. F. B1GLEK A CO.
gTOVKS, OP ALL SORTS AND
Sli.i, f.r nit bj
H. F. BIGLER A CO.
JBONI IKON I IKON I IKON I
For aala by
II . F. BI0LEH 4 CO.
H
ORSB SnOES & UORSE SUOK
HAILS, for sals by
II. F. BIGLER CO
pULLET BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And bsst Mannfbolurs,for sals by
a. F. BIGLER A CO.
rpiIIMBLK SKEIUS AND FX PR
BOXES, for sals by
H7T. BIGLER k CO '
RODDER CUTTERS for irIo by
kch30-70 H. F. BIGLER k CO.
-yINKQAR BITTERS.
PURELY VEGETABLE.
FREE FROM ALCOHOL.
DR. WALKER'S
CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERS.
Dr. J. Walker's California Vinegar Bitters ar
a Barely Vegetable preparation, made etaleny
from tb native herbs found on ths lower ranges
of tbo Sierra Nevada mountains of California,
tbs medicinal properties or wbish ar extracted
therefrom without tbe use of Aloobol. Tbe ques
tion Is almost daily aaksd, "What la the caui of
tb unparalleled sueesos ot Visicik viTrans r
Oar answer la, that they remove tbe aanso of dis
sase, and lb patient recovers bis health. Tbey
are tho groat blood purifier and a Ufa glring
n rine t Die. a Dcrfeet Renovator aud In v if orator
sf tbo system. Never befor la th history nf
th world has a medtoiae been oompounoed pos
Mains tha remarkable analltiae of Viuaoia BlT-
tbus Ta bsaling tbe sick of every dlseaas man Is
belr to. Tbey are a aentle Purrativs as well as
a Toais, relievin Congestion or InaAmmallon of
in aVtiTer aaa iiimv viMii, ia Aviiivaia avi-
Tbs properties of Dr. Walker's Vinegar Bit
ters ar Aperient, Dtaphoretlo, Carminative, Na
trielnus, Laxativs, Diuretic, Sedative, Cooater
IrriUat, Sadorils, Altoratiro, aad Aati-Bilions.
Oratefal thousands proclaim Vinegar Bitters
tne most wonderful invigorani tnat over sustain
ed tho sinking system.
No person oan take thess Bitters according to
directions nad remain long unwell, provided their
bones at a not destroyed by mineral poison or
ner means, una vital organs.
Bilious, Remittent and Intermittent Fevers,
wbiek ar so prevalent In tb valleys of our groat
rivers throughout tbo United Slates, sspscially
those ef tb Mississippi, Ohio, liiasonrl, I II too is,
Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas, Red, Colora
do, Brasos, Rio Urande, Pearl, Alabama, Mobile,
Savannah, Roanoke, James, aad many ethers,
with their vast tributaries, throughout our entire
country during tbs SnaSmer and Autumn, aad
remarkably so during seasons of nnusual heat
aad dryness, are Invariably aooompanled by ox
tentlve derangvmouts ef tho atomaeh nnd llrr,
nnd other abdominal viscera. In their treatment
a parget I v, exerting a powerful influenes upon
thess various organs, Is asaentially accessary.
There is ao cathartic for Ih nsmoss aqua! to Dr.
J. Walker's Vinegar Billers, as tbey will speedily
remove mo uerx-colored viscid matter with which
the bowels are loaded, at tbo earns tins stimulate,
lag tbs secretions of tbs liver, and aenerallr r.
storing ths healthy functions ef tbs digestive
organs.
fortify ths body asalnet dlsesss bv nurifvlns
all lis fluids with Vinegar Bitlsrs. No epidemic
taas aoid or a systsm tans fore aimed.
Dysnensl ar Indlaestlon. Headache, Pain tn
tbo Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of lbs Chert,
Dlaalness, Sour Kruetious of ths Stomach, Bad
Tarts in ths Mouth, Bilious Aitanks, Palpitatioa
of ibo Heart, Inflammation of tbo Lungs, Pain
In tbo region af tbo Kidneys, and a kuadred
other painful uymptoms, ar tbo offsprings of
Dyspepsia. One bottle will prove a belter guar
antee of Ita merits tbaa a lengthy advertisement.
Scrofula, or Klns's Evil, White Swellings, tl-
oers, Kryslpelas, Swelled Neck, Goitre, Scrofu
lous Inflammations, Mercurial affections. Old
Sorss, Eruptions of tbs Skin, Nor Eyes, etc. In
these, as in all other aonstitutional diseases,
Walker's Vinegar Bitters hava shown their greet
carat I ve powsrs la tho most obstinate and ia
traotabl sases.
For Inflammatory and Oh root Rheumatism.
Ooat, Bilious, Retnlttentand Intermittent Fevers,
Diseases of tho Blood, Liver, Kidneys and ths
Bladder, these Bitters have no equal. Suck Dls-
sases sre caused by Vltiatod Blood.
' Mechanical Dlsaasa.--Psrsns oagaged la
Palais aad Minavals, such as Plumbers, Type
setters, Uwld-bealers and Minare, as Ibey sdvaaos
in life, ar sabjset to paralysis of lbs Rowels.
To guard seal est this, lake a dose af Walksv's
Vinegar Bittsrs aosaslenally.
for Skia Diseases. Kraatloas. Tetter. Halt-
It heem, Blotches, Spots, Pimples, Paste les, Boils,
Carbuaclef, Hing. worms, Scald-head Snr Byes,
Erysipelas, Itch, Scarfs, Dlseolovatlous af ta
Skia, lie mors and Disea of tho Skia of what
ever name or n at ere, ar literally dug np and
carried out ef ths system la a short time by ths
as sf taess Bittsrs,
Pin, Tap and athsr Warns, larking In tbs
system of so many thousands, ara effectually de
stroyed and removed. No system of medicine,
na vermifuges, no antbelmlnltied will free tbs
system from worms II ks tbess Bittsrs.
fur Pern ale Complaints, In young or old, mar
ried or single, ut tbe dawn of womanhood ar th
turn of life, th Tea is Bitter display sa do
sided aa InflMSMs that Improvement Is seoa per
ceptible. Clean as tbs Vitiated Blood wbeaever yon find
its impurities barstlsg through tbs skia tn Pirn-
Slos, kruntiene, or Sores i clean ee It when yon
nd II abstraetsd and sluggish In ta value
skasss It When) it is fonlt your feellngo will tell
yen whea. Keen the blood part, and th besllb
of tbo system will fellow.
r. ii. Mcdonald a co.,
Druse-lets and Oan. Arts.. San rraasiseo. Cali
fornia, and onraer ef Washington aad Charlton
streets, new inrtt. bom y all Vruggtets nad
Dealer. . n4 74-Sea. ,
JjH)H BALB OB KENT.
A good aaa well equipped Rlecbsmllk bnp
win be itther sold ar raatti. Tbe heat Maad ta
ta.wa.1,. Aaalyla IHllr). J. ROOT!,
Out, II, 11741ms. Rambargar, Pa.
JJAFID TIME8
IIAVI NO KPFKCT
IN FRENCH VILLE I
I am aw ave that there ara sotns parsons n little
bard to pleese, snd I ata also aware that tbs
complaint of "bard times" is well nighonlversel.
Rut I am so situated now that I ean aatlafy tb
former and prov aneluslvIy that "bard times"
will not effect thus who buy tbslr goods from ms,
and all my patrons shall bs Initialed Into ths se
cret of
HOW TO AVOID IIAKD TIMES
I bavo goods enough lo supply all lbs Inhabi
tants In tbe tower snd of ths county wgiok I ssM
nt exceeding low rates from tny mammoth star ta
MULSONBURO, where I eaa always b found
ready ta wait upon sailors and supply thorn with
Dry Goods of nil Kinds,
Saoh aa Cloths, Batiaetta, Casalmerea, lfasllns,
Ilalalaea, LiBea, Drillings, Call.ooa,
Trimmings, Ribbons, Laoa,
Ready-made Clothing, Boot, and BhoM, II ata aad
Cape eJI of the beat material and made to order
Hose, Boobs, U loves, Mittens, Laoes, Ribbon,, Aa.
GROCERIES OF ALL KINDS.
Oofou, Tea, Sugar, Rlea, Molaaaes, Fish, Salt,
Pork, Linseed Oil, Fish Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queraaware, Tinware, Cartings, Plows
and Plow Castings, Nails, Splaee, Corn Cuttlra
tort, Cider Presses, aad all kinds of Aies.
Perfumery, Paints, Varnish, Glass, aad a geaaral
assortment of Statiooery, -
QOOD FLOUR,
Of different brands, always en hand, nnd will bo
sold at tba lowest poaslbls figure.
J. II. MoC Iain's Medicines, Jayne's Medicines,
Hosteller's and Hooflsnd'a Bitters.
ftOOfl pounds of Wool wanted fer wbleb tb
blgbest price will bs paid. Clovereeed oa band
aad for sals at tb lowost market prios.
Also, Agent for Btrnttonrllle and Curwensvtlls
Tbrosblng Machines.
RA-Call u& ih for yourselves. Ton will find
very thing usually kept in a retail atoro.
L. H. COL'DRIKT,
Froncbvllle P. 0., August II, W.
It
BAD THIS!
FLOUR & FEED DEPOT 1
Tbe attention of tbo eltlsens of Clearfield aad
vicinity is directed to the fact that Qoodfellow A
Boa are tbs steals of M. N ieoe A Co., and bar
jnat received a half dosen ear loads of Flour and
feed, which tbey oOer at Ibe lowest possible Bg
urss. A large atook of
FLOUR, CORN MEAL, CHOP,
BUCKWIJKAT FLOUR, BRAN,
Potatoes, Shelled Cora, Corn tn oar, Ac, do.
Particular attention Is called to M. Nice A
Co.'s brand of Family Flour, which (s tbs bsst ia
tbo market
Flour and Feed ean and will be sold cheaper
than it can bo obtained si sew be re tn Clearfield
eounty.
js4r Store oa Market street, next door to Hon.
Alexander Irvln a residence.
UOODKBLLOW A SON,
janlOtf Agents for M. Niese A Co.
M1TT0N & HARMON'S
ew Saddle and Harness
MANUFACTORY,
ctrawENsvnxE, pa.
TIIX undersigned, baring leased rooms for the
manufacture or all kinds oi ftAVPianitt, II A K
NKSS, and all tbs latsst improvements la liorss
Foralahing tiooda, ar aow prepared to fill all
orders at prices and quality that will snrpries all
who favor them with a call for the laspootionof tboir
work. Tbeyandeterminedtopleasoandlheirex
perienoe aad observation In eastern nnd western
cities enables them to DKFY COMPETITION In
the maanfactnr of (Jsld, Silver, Oroide, Rubber
Covered and tillt-Lined Mounted
CARRIAGE AND BUGGY HARNESS I
Also Fins
BIDING AND RACING SADDLES.
Tbslr rents and expenses being light, they will
sell the same grades of work 19 per cent, cheaper
tnan tney ean o nougat in tne eastern stitec.
Repairing and ndjuating Saddles, Harness, Ac,
aeatly done, at reaeonable pries.
Particular attention paid ia all orders by null
or otherwise.
Call aad as their work before buying elsewhere.
MUTON A HARMON.
Csrwensvlllc, Ps., Oct. SI, 1074.
MARBLE AD STOE YARD!
Kti. S. S. LIDDELL,
Having sngaged ta tbs Marbls business, desires
to tofora ber friends snd tbs publls that shs has
now and will keep constantly oo band a largo aad
well selected stock of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MAHDLK, aud Is prepared to furnish to order
TOMBSTONES,
ROX AND CRADLR TOMBS,
MONUMENTS,
Curbs and Pests or Cemetery Lots, Window
Sills nnd Caps, also,
BUREAU, TABI.B AND WASH STAND
TOPS, Ac, As.
Vol. Yard oa Reed street, near tbs R. R. Denot.
Clearfifld, Pa. jaT,71
F. O'LEARY BUCK,
General Insurance Agent and Real
Estate Broker,
Represents ths following reliable In so ranee Cs:
North British A Mercanlll Ins. Co. $10, COS, I OS
Wasbingtoa Life Insurance Oe........ 4,0S0,SM
Firs Association lnsursnos Co.- 3,A0,a0t
Amasoa Firs lasnrnnoo Co. 1,078,111
Phoenix I nm ranee Co., N. Y f,00,l)o
Watertown Fire, insures dwellings
nnd farm buildings only Te,06S
York, Pa., Slock luiursnoe Co. Horses Insured
agalast death aad theft.
P. S. Partiea la Ibe country desiring insurance
on their lives or properly oan bavo It promptly
attended to by add resting ns by latter, or calling
in person at our office, la Pie's Opera House,
Room No. 1, Clearfield, Pa. aug2e'7a
LEATHER BRKAST-STRAPS
SUPERSEDED BY
COVERT'S PATENT METALLIC
BREAST HOLD-BACK
Made of tbe bsst Mallea
ble Iran, sad la attached
to tb llee.es by tbs best
Snap vr Invented. It
Is easily sad ualokly put
oa, and prevents th
whipping sf the horses
by the pole, kiot liable
to got out af repair.
Will last for years. All
ws ak Is a fair trial, to
son vines all parties us
ing tbea that I hey ara
unsurpassed tn vain for
tbo purposs for which
tbsy are Intended.
SACEKTT A 8CIIRVVER,,
Clear ft eld, April li, 1174.
SAWS! 8AW8! 8AW8I
DIBIAN-S CROSS-CUT, MILL, DRAG AND
CIRCULAR SAWS.
Bojnton's Lightning Crosi-out Saw.
ALSO,
PATEKT PERFORATED A ELECTRIC SAWS,
Par sal. by
.cll,r II. P. BIOi.ER k OO.. '
Beale's Embrocation,
(LATR POWELL'S,)
Far all dlaaaaa, lacldeel I, Hone,, OattU, aad
Hamaa Flaab, reejtlrlag Ik. Bsc af aa
.lieraal appllaattaa.
Tbla Imbmatlea waa eauarlrely need by
Ike weverameat darlag tka war.
Fer nla by Bar Is wick Irwla, Clearleld
Joacpk R. Irwla, OarweaavllL. Deal. I RaoAV
aBder. Latbsrabarg, at
W ILLIAM M. nKNKTT'jvino'i
or na Paca ana Si aiva.sa, LUMBER
CITT. ColleetloBS aaade aad meacy pramptly
paid ever. Articles af agraemaal aad deed, af
OMT.raaee aoatlr sxeeuted pad warraated aw.
net ar a. akaram. lajyll
niKit.ViiiTR iltoARLiiiYrja sEus-
X Jaat receive, aa. raw aaa, ay ,
April H. I to. a. F. aiGLIR A 00.
Q1IANGED HANDS.
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Woald renyoslfoily notify the public geawady
lhat he has purchased X. S. Shower's tirooery
Store, la Shew1, Row, where be Inland, beeping
a rulllla..' ,,, ,(. i.i ()
i QnoCBBIEH.
BAMS, DRIED BEKrand LARD.. v ,
SUGARS aad BY EC PS, .fall grades.
TEAS, eraea aai Ravek. ';''' l'u '!
COrPKK, Roasted aad Circa.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
All kinds la tha market. '
PICKLES, Ib jars and barrel,.
SPICE8, la every form aad variety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
: ALL KINDS OF CRACKER!.
soaps. i v. ii.T i ;.
MATCHES,
DRIRD APPLIB, " '
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES,
pl Oil sal Lamp ClvtBuujrs.
Aad a goad euaortmeet af thwaa tbiega aaually
kept la a greeery store, which b will c&ebaage
for marketing al tbe market prtoaa.
Will sell for aaab bj sbeaply as aay ether aaa.
' Pleaaa call and see his stock Bad Judge tar
yourself.
JOUN McGAUGHET.
Clearleld, May If, 1S74.
GROCERIES!
NEW STORE,
Opposite Post OSee.
New Goods I New Prices I
CHOICE LIMB OP TEAR.
OOLONGS, . -i 1 i
JAPANS,
IMPORTED.
YOURO HYSON,
ENGLISH BREAKFAST
Porrat ia Market.
' BUTTER AID KCC1
Will ha heat and Mid ml trtt r..k .tJ
fer Country Prodaea.
GERMAN CUERRIKS,
TURKEY PRUNES, ; '?
PRESERVED PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS.
VIRH.
Mackerel, Laka Herring, Cod, Ac. . ' ' " '
PICKLEfl.
Barrel Pickles and Eagllak Pickkw. y ;
FLOUR AND FEED.
Floor, Cera Meal, Oat Meal, Aa.
rebtbTi LYTLI MITCHELL.
ED. W.GRAHAM,
DEALER IH
; GENERAL MERCHASDlSE,
SQCABE T1HBEK A LIKXES,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Ilea Jest opened, at Iba Bid ataad, la Graham's
now, a MmplaU atoek af
JT E H 3 O O D M ,
ttnnj deacrfpllea.
DRY 0OOD8,
GROCERIES. .
HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES, 1
CLOTUIMO,drc.,ft;.,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
, ; ; . - ' , i ; ; . .
FLOUR,
HEAT,
BALT,
RYE,
OATS,
CORN,
AL WA YS OS BAND AUD FOB
SALS AT A SMALL ADVANCE.
FLOUR
Rmlnd b tbo oar lead, aad Mid al a saull
advaamk
A lupnly of ROPE oou.teatly ea hand.
Special ladaem.aU offered i. tbaa. geltlag aal
So,uar, Timber and Logs, as era dal largely
Ii Lumbaraua', Supplies, and ara pre
.pared at all tlmm u parekaa. tim
her and lember.
KB. W. O A M A M,
Mark.1 Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
o.i ii, itrt. '
THE CLEARFIELD
'' -:; I I ; ; , ; i f
FIRE CLAY CO.
CLKAKFIELD, PA.(
WAflvracroaaaB op
j
FI1XIS XXBICK,
Farnsre nocks, Gxs Keloiis,
Stove Linings. Paring Tilea, &o.
(hlmnw Tap; N faaal aw Cap;
tin Vlajsr.
1 : '.I ; r. It 1 .1
All kinds of Architectural Adornments.
ORIOINAl DBSIONg IN TERRA COtTi
MADE TO ORDER.
With improved maohiaerr. irat alas, material
aad skilled enarkmea. w. eaa warraal all aaa
maBBfaetures to a wiaal to If aot superior to
aoy 1. Ike market.
Article, afoar maaufaotura aaa be eeea at tae
Works, Bear Railroad Dewet. ar al tka Hardware
Store of H. F. Biglar A Co.
AS ardor, from a duttaaoe, address. d ta Ike
rheaeral Saawlataadeat. will reeeire precept at.
toaliea. .
I. O. HARTIW ICK,
JOHN FRRQUSON. (rea'l S.at.
af Heathield, Qaraklrk, Soetlaad,
Sept. MaBBlaaUrlag Deft, aaayMTI
Al)MINIi3TfiAT0ttB"N0TICa:-
XR. K.tlee at WreOv aire, that Lettoruef aa
mlalatratM. eo Ik. wtau ef JUHat H. ROR.
BINS, rate ef Haoaedato, CVaarteW eeuaty, p,
deeeased, haekag am daly graated to an. aader-
a daly graated
gnea, ail
"drbtod to eatd artel, will
leaaa Baaka Immediat. aaymeat, aad taoee
svlag abalm, or damaada will praeeal lama
raparly HlkmlleMed for MttVamaat erithaeg
praparly aathealicaled lor aattlamaal wtthM
""J. W. LVTHIR,
awera, rs, q. ii, T4H. Admlaiatrator
WANTKb.Bj- th CltdtrSald Ix
Mlator Caal Hook Oemamay, Wood mr
l,N CANT HOOK HARDLRS,
ef best eealilr aard Saw. Sam to atn. to.
hraaaUorOaealr. at tbe Teoee aad e a-.ara
I nailtl AliRA. WATSON.
JJ0OK ppi FOR THE ., , ,
r DIG BIO IV!
J: .I A V.IIJI I
'JOHN W. WAPLE,
.ru: . ii.i'lJ It;)..' .V:-i,j ,).h 1
(, DEALER IN
STOVES & RANGES,
' AND MAHUFACTt'RtR OF '' ' ' .
Tin,
Sbent'lron
& Copper Ware,
r: 'i
PLUMBER A GAS FITTER, , , .
Raw Mai-kat airMt, CUarRald.
Will keep oa Wad all the heel Cook glares,
Rarges, Uealiag Hto.ro. aad FaraaM, la tbo
market, amoag wkiek we maateaa- la. Argaad
Raaga, Victor Oook, Diaaaaad SlaU aad Rollpse,
all af wkieb for beauty afdeslga aad abcpBasa
aaaaol ba sarpaaaed la tka Bucket. All or ear
Stave, we warrant I. gira entire eatiafaotiea, or
tb. Stov. aia be returned la tea day,. Old
etovea takea ta (nut pay for aew eaee. Me keep,
ee kand all of Ibe latael and beat .
HEATING STOVES
AND
RANGES,
Particular atteatlon paid ta tbs repalrlag a?
all kinds a ekoves, Raags aad f anaes. ..
TIN WARE."
Of hts own. Kuanufnetar, of all klads, wkteh
which will bo sold ebosp fer sash, by wholes.
or null. All oar ware Is sands sat af one nnd
two cross tin, aad warranted ta ba jast as wa
represent It.
Tin Roofing snd Spoullng
doa at sbosi not loo aad oa aiost rosso nab I
terms, and repairing aeatly and promptly sis
satsd. FLDMBING AND GAS FITTING
doae aad all Job, warranted fmicat. Will keep
oa kaad Una Fliluree, of .11 kiads, aad It ap
boa.ee with Ranges, Balh Boilers, Bath Tuba,
Shewer Balba, Wask Stands, Sink, aad Water
Cloeeta.
Partiea wishing aaytblag daaa la hia liae will. ,
da et.ll lo et. miua a ..II k. I. J- : I .
pleaaa all la regerd to price aad style af work- '
BepUl.tdl JOHN W. WAPL1. i
rjpiN.WARE, STOVES,'
, ,' AND :
HARDWARE !
WATSON, NICH0LK A CO.,
4 CURWEJCSTILLB, PA.
j. " ;
ff.rtaa bnavk. .k. U.J O, J -
Shop formerly katongiag to W. A. Dale, e
laleud keeping far sale ararytkiBg baleagiag to
ta. basiaeaa, aad will to dearer to sell a. lorn far
aaaa as eaa no aoagai Uia side or Philadelphia.
Al our eatakliaheMut m.w k. r.aa - .11 . .
a fall .apply af
Shelf snd Hew Hardware,
; SHEET-IRON AND TIN-WARE,
Cook and Healing Stoves,
8H0B FINDINGS, " f
Kails, raiats, Oils, Oltss, Pxtty,
CARPENTERS' TOOLS,
Fanning Implements of all Kinds.
SCYTHES,
SCYTBK-8NATHES,
. " 1.. 0RAIH CRADLKI, . ' c
RAKES, A,
mjw mill rurDijrvt,
BLACK8MITH8' T00L8,
H0RSR SnOES,
nORSR-BHOE NAILS, '
' BOLTS, A,
Wtod and WUIowWsre, Oil Cloths, 4c -
BVS-TIH SPOUTINR .in. I. mm La -
Buuarul aard.
I WATSON, NICHOLS k CO,
Oarwaanlle, F Jaa. S, ID74. , .1 A , .
KONSIDES STORE.
0. S. FLEGAL,
' K DIALER Ut '
HARDWARE,
8T0VK8, 1 " - '
BliTEBS, ..
RANGES,
miTrauiui. .v .
wvaiaajse-aiARm. 1
1' PAIKT8. .... , .,, .
' oiuavARKisa. "
i PUTTY GLASS,
ROPES,
I I ri STEP-LADDERS,
I If VI1.',! r,-' 1 uy
WpbD AND WILLOW WARE!
Tk, tolehratod Talad. AaU-Preeslag Oalaaaiaad
IRON-LINED WOODEN PUMPS.
betlet Pampe in iba saarkel. .', ' .
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.
.AMPS, CHANDELIER, LANTERNS, t
LAMP FLCRS.eiallklBda. ' : '
Ump riznau, k. ' ...
AD at InweaA price,.
M4t ,
fr.ea.eeBl, atrt, rkUlpwharf. ty
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gF. BIGLXilSCO. ; '
k.T to. aal. . .
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';;', MASTS A?CL3,;, V.,. ,
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