THE REPUBLICAN.
OtKAKKJELD. PA
WKDNKSDAY MOUNIN 0. MARCH 14. im
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.LMilOUH KOTICfcH.
Met . let F-i-laeopal ChurchRe. A. D.
Yooum, i' stor. Public Bar vie verj Sabbath
it lui A. and Tj P. M.
Babbiti abool at 0 A. II.
' Prayer, tin vory Thursday, at T P. N.
Oonntlit Service, first Sabbath, of irir;
nonth, at vlv A. M.
Preab)inrlau Church Rav. II. 8. Hvtlbb.
Sabbath cervices inurning and evening Sab
. bath School at I P. Prayer Heating Wedne.
day eveoiug.
Ht. fraud. Cburfli Catholic Rev. P.
J, Hn am dat Mmi at lot e'olek A. M.t on tha
ta-'od aud fourth Hun day a of each month.
OFFICIAL 111 RECTORY.
i. mb or oi.niMa qoabtke aaaaioas count,
flu ond Monday of Janoary.
T'j'rd Monday or Marob.
Fiitt Monday ar June.
Fourth Monday of Hep t ember. ' '
tiuB or POLpma row no pleas.
First Monday or June.
, 8eeond Monday of November,
public orricBBa.
Pfsiiilaiil ta-HoB. Chnrret A. Mayer, of
LooR Haven .
AmitHt t-t Jtdftllou. John M. Orris, or
fieilcioote.
Aaeinla Judy William C. Foley, Clearfield ;
jono j. nenu, vurwansvuie.
Pratkimoimry Kli Bloom.
Af lafer mmi lfeerrfrwL. J. Morgan.
iNnet Attrf Prank Ficldiog.
Trwrtr lAVid V. Wiae.
ri-VTtlliuui R. McPheraon.
' Count g Hrveyor Hamnel P. McCloakey, Cur
wenaville. ntf Coanemt'oaert John D. Thompson,
Curwenaville; Clark Brown, Clearfield ; Cunrad
W. Kylar, drahauton.
' Conmtg Auditor Jnoivs II. Tllle, Lumber City;
lwia U. Bloom, Clearfield; Henry Whitehead,
Union towuahlp.
Jury Cummiiart John W. tihugart, Jamea
Mitchell, Clr Hod.
8vpritm't e Puhlit caoas John A.
Qregory, CloarDeld.
tularin xo.c-Juhn W, Wrlgley, Wm. na
debaugb, Cyrus L. ilordun, Clearfield; Josiab
Kvana, Joseph R. Irwin, Cnrwensvilla ; J. J. tin
gle, Oaoaola Mills) Johnston Hamilton, Luthers
burg. Blind Tom !
Blind Tom at Pie's Opera Houe on
Friday evening.
Thoro will be n throe week's term of
Cottrt ia tbU eoaa'y in June.
- (rood Friday', ilairh 26th, is the
arat legal holiday.
Dont fuil to hear Blind Tom on
Friday evening next, In Pie's Opera House,
Tickets at A. I. Phaw's drug store.
Easter will be hore next Sunday,
epga or no epft, at which Mine the Lenten seaion
will enrue to a close.
The ice in the 8iiKqiiehanna river at
thll point moved out on 'lueaday eveolng of last
week, without damage to bridges or properly.
I mm
The remain" of Mr. Blattenbergur,
of Osceola, were taken te Liverpool, Perry county,
in this Stale, for Interment, oa Tuesday of last
.track, where tba dceaaimd bad formerly resided.
May Ahead. Tho month of May,
187, will have fir Saturdays, five Hundays and
lew Mondays.' Tbia la not awardtd to aoy
.iL -.L k .v.. -1 . r..i - r... il.
carrvot year.
" Fatal Accidcnt. We learn inci
dentally that a young man, named Plutnmer, t
brother or W. ft. Plummer, conductor of tbe Ex
press, waa killed yesterday morning, In Ihe ralK
road yard at Tyrone. We have a particular.
' a e
Blind Tom ia of national roputo, and
'he will positively, without fall, give one of his
-wonderful performances at Pie's Opera House, In
'Clearfield, db Friday svening, March 26tb. One
might only 1 Tioketa at Shaw's drug store.
Pubmo Pocuments. A largo num
W f public documents are lying at t tie office ol
em, Wm. A. Wallace, In this plaae, for gratalt
- eemeJestribwttewv All persons Interetted Bad de
siring an of them, ean have their wants supplied
by availing at bis office.
0 Bi
itit Trustees ol the .normal school
. at Indiana, have aecured Rev. K. B. Fairfield,
D. D.t wh far niany yeara waa President of
HHIadale College, Michigan, to act as Prfoelpaf
or that laitltatlon. Tbe sebeal Will open dniing
the forepart of summer .
Relioious. liev. Wm. A. Bide;o, ol
Ourwenavllle, will preach la the Clearfield Baptist
church on Bunday next, the Jfth Intt t 11
e'elock, A. a. As there la but i hers of importance
to transact at tbia meeting, It II earnestly re
quested tbat all members of tbe Baptist eongrega
tlop bo pretest.
Lint of letters remaining unclaimed
In tbe Postnfloa at Clearfield, for the week ending
March 12d, lT6 t
Bloom, Miaa Brrtha
Cleaver, John F.
Hobart, Michael
II ile, W. Wtlpole
Keyler, Thomas
Norton, William
Scott, Amos
Himcoi, L. C.
Hi ronjr, Mr. Mary J.
Wagner, Mrs. Hattia
Zciglar, Q. 11.
P. A. GAULttf, P. M.
i-ittisl FiBiM A meeting of the
eltiaens or thii boroagb will be bald ia tbe Arbi
tration room, la the Court Hons, on Thursday
evening, March 15th, at T o'clock, for tbe purpose
of taking action la regard In tbe formation or a
Book, Ladder aad Basset Company. All persons
tempi at a subscribing, are r specially Invited lo ba
present. Let there be a good tarn enl, si w are
adly In need af something of thw hind.
Kicked by a Uorbk. A Bunbury
correspondent writes the Jtteord at followt i Oa
la rt Friday a very serious and moat likely fatal
accident occurred In Black Hole Valley, Lyoeej
bog eoonty, tome few mild west el Money Stailoa.
A Mr. Shaffer, aged about 36 year and a stogie
mm; wai In tha act of putting tba harness oa a
horse, when tbe horse kicked and struck Mr.
Shaffer aquar la tbe face, knocking oa loth eye,
meaning the bridge of bli nose and breaking bii
check bona. Tbe doctor hat ao hope of his re
covery. Mr. S. had been twice kicked by blm
fcefor. '
Another Postal Chanue. Our
bvw m bare teem to octets It a virtue to he aoa
wtaatly tinkering at aur laws which then Id re
maia stabld aod fixed, eo that Ihe people eeeld
lcera and uaderatand them. The passage of tbo
late postal law ha doubled the poaiagemi traa
eiewt matter, making U aa cent ao ounce, tscdead
or oae cent for two oonewa, aa horeWev. It f
to tbe iateraat f the public thai uWy obeerve
this change ta tbo taw, aa elbwrurtes lb mall
natter placed la the ofllo for ctoKfery, t( aat
properly paid, U I bream Into the watt bswkai,
there being n way by wblth tbo condors thereof
eaa be la ea tided.
Courtinq JN Karnest. It aeems
that onr Judges ar dctcrmiatd tn briag ear legal
affair up to a business poiaL We had a fH
- ck at the Jaaaary term, and a large amount f
hnrineai waa transacted last week, and &ew a
three weeks term baa been "blocked Ml" for
June. Tho first week, for tbe trial of civil eaaset,
will commence on the last Monday (fifth Monday)
r May. On the first Monday June (ihe 7th
day) will be J a the recjwbvr term af aur Quarter
aWMiewe, which) will coal la a for two weeks, aad
wade very strict roles at that. Court will there
for begin e Monday, May Hit, aad oeallau
aatil the 19ih or Jane, aad I beat bating eon to
plant and saeare lo try can adjust tbemadra
accordingly.
Bund Tom is OominoI Ws imagine
bat few f oar readers hav not beard of ta great
mastoid wander. Blind Tom. who has astoaisbed
while he commanded tbe admiration af lever of
music, both In hie antlv aad to foreign land.
Hun hi tbe South of eat etc red slave parents, he
name Int this world Wind both physically aad
meet all r. for bewidet balag sightless he U a born
Idiot He arly displayed wondetfal macicol
laleat, aad wttbwat n moment's ia it ruction (which
in bis aatnewl eweiditkow It was imnewslble trli
p.ri), be rlsads te day ac an of tb gronteat
perlbrmert on the plaae the werld baa ever kaowa
Jaal what been deed thla Inalremtnt, H weald
Mate too lees to toll. Tom mast ha seen and
. ararS to bo appreciated. It wilt glv aa atr-
tslamcBt ia Pie's Opera Uoaw.oa Friday eraalag
. noil, March Iftib, whoa w ad via all wbe dealra
to hoar eamctblag la law way af musical perform
aaM to talk abeat for the balaac f their Uvea,
ta we aad bear him. Tlckett for sal ol A. I.
.tbaw'c drwg store. See re ywnr eaat carl.
, THI QftEAT ICE FLOOD,
Blow be (band a detailed it element It re
lation U Iht "break-up" torn Dm rirtr i , i
Smtimt A! i n tku rvc. - J
Culunbu, Alan 111.- The rivr banks aboru
uuiuium, along ih Henry Clay furnsoe, Chick
im low nl Nar.att. aud as tar as tiem-
I bridge, presents a soon n.t.r betore witnessed.
luaoooa si yeetcrUay carried away lumens
bodies ot lea, Ha up along iha aborca, la hiUta
at various poiuis varying iron nr to twenty
Bra loci. '1 ba iea varies ia thick new from ft Tiki
Inches to nearly ar quite four (eat, and In sarieo
kwi ai main aaeaauring eerer. auoaroa leal.
A tout CIKIU' IM'I,
about midway between Columbia and Marirtta,
tba lee, well packed and receubliug perfect mason
work, la from Ba la 10 ten laet deep ever lb
traek of Iba Penneylrani Railroad, and daring
tba afternoon nboat lour hundred men were at
wuik mvng the point cutting It away.
aTMAftiiTT
the acepe i yat Mora Inlertillng. Along the up'
per part of the town it U piled up an tba frot
treat and railroad track from tan lo upward of
twenty leci. jtt eeverai pieces ui rauroaa ta
badly damaged, and ratli bent and torn up. borne
ol tba bouara were saved from total destruction by
large tree io front. Several canal-boats wera
lodged against buildings and aoruai front street.
and n few buildings, Uiviudiog tba ottoa of a goal
ana lumber dealer, ar totally destroyed.
BXIBBtUMB. '
At Balebridge, seven mi lea beyond, similar
seen are praaeuun. me oflioe and warehouse,
a frame building belonging to ttx-Hber.il Frederick
Smith, along the railroad, baa been raited from
tba foundation and earrta. lata tha eanal, wbure
II baa lodged. At Marietta, Ualnbridge and
otner poiatf, aa well aa t Ubiokea, large nunbara
af men are at work outtlng tbo lee from tba rail
road, aid, aeoordiog to preaent preepcou. aaveral
day e of hard work, with n large lorn, will ba
neoeaaary to gat tba roads apen lor buaioea.
AkoLNT or in a dahaob noan.
Tba damage dona, aa far aa known, ia ootopara
tirely email, meetly to inferior buildinga aloog
tba river in the town of Marietta. A eunaidera
bla amount of lumber baa been earned away, but
the amount will not be known for aoma daya.
'iba aavereet lota, aa far ai aaoertained, waa at
tbia plaot a large amount of lumbar, inelnding
bfiaen rafla belonging to Mr. Bleti, andeatimatad
at JiU,tto, being carried away, soma of it, hew
ever. It la ei peeled, will ba recovered.
thi Loaa iiimi
aarN tba river at Columbia bai been damaged,
and it io deemed unaafa to run cere aoroit. One
of tba piera near iba middle of tba etreaur haa
bean moved bodily about twenty laebee, and aoma
of tbo wood-work el' the bridge gave way. The
river baa fallen eonaiderably. aud ia now almost
entirely olrar. Hut the general impreaaion ia tbwl l
tbar ta aenuua dauger ol lurther injury tuat ttie i
large budiea ol iea lr tba upper branultea of fna
river are yet to eoma dowa, aud tbal unleaa tbe
ooming tliaw ahould na very gradual another ana
perbapa a more dtatruetiva freabet ia inevitable,
ar srn ha aeon - J
at Tutkey Hill, below Columbia, tba gorgea are
very high. At tba former place lb Manaam
llouae, at tbe mouth of the luneatnga, la alwat
aur rounded with imiaeaee bloeka of we, piled up
from ten to A Keen tact. Tbe otbeora ol tbe Pean
aylvania Railroad bare anauunoed tba want of
ooe tbuuiand men at vanoua points namud, lo
out away iae, aud large number a truia Laueaaler
and poiata below will at onoo go to work. '
'ihe aliuteieut ot the Tide H ater Canal Cobb
peoy, at Wrigb lav ilia, is badly Injured pod (be
baaia gorged lull at' loe, eanal boaU and logi frain
the budge to tbe dam. The winding bridge waa
raised otf its abutments and earned abaut
three hundred yards by the loe and lauded on the
berni bank of the cnal wilb one end lying orer
a canal boat, in Marietta ine loss was very
heavy by tba lumbermen having their raits, o.,
swept awav. Miller A Musters' aaw-mill as
entirely ruined by being crushed in. One canal
boat la lying against a large tree In Trunk of a
private residence, Tba tree was the only thing
tbat saved tbe bouse from being sieve in. Iea ia
piled up ever tbe tow path at aonie points liota
tweniy-nve io tairiy teat aigo.
The Conference. The Central
Peunsjrlvania Conference of the M. E. Church
eonvcut-d at Huotingdv, on Wodawsday, the
lTtb luat and is still in session.
We notice by tbe proceedings tbat tbe be J r Is
presided over by Ulsbop K. H. Ames. Her. It. a,
Monroe was re-elected Hocrctarv by aeoiamatma.
The Secretary, In behalf of tbe Rev. Thomac
M. Heeac, rt-ad ihe report of Altouna DislrlaU
Tbe labors of the preachers have been crowned
with encouraging tueeeat. la moat of tbeobargec
revival tonuenoc lias been realised, tbe pastors
reporting 1100 conversions. Tbe utter prostra
tion of the lumber trade, the crippled condition
of the Iron Interest and the reduction In lime and
wegea by ibe authorities af tbe Pennsylvania
Railroad Company bus produced extraordinary
financial trouble.
During the year a large and commodious
cnurcb has been erected by the Third Charge,
Altoona. Tbe Tipton Church has been Bobbed
and dedicated, 'iba iJekersville L'hurcb has neiin
oompleted, tbe Indebtedness was fully provided
for io the second instance and partially in ease
of tbe latter. Tbe Ml. Zion Church, on Lumber
City Circuit, waa dedicated early last fall. Tbe
church at Julian Furnace, Port Matilda Circuit,
It ttitl unfinished and tbe pressure of the timet
naa preciuuea int possibility ol us completion.
In Clearfield Station a debt of throe thousand
dollars (3,U0B) waa paid. An Indebtedness baa
also beta paid at Port Matilda.
Onr people are fully awake te tb Importance
f Hunday-fKfaoel wort. They have adopted Ibe
moat approved methods of teaching the word of
Ood. Tbe Honday-St-hoo! Convention at William s
burg was well attended, and waa aa oecatle of
mnoh interest. 1 1
Whatever decline la the gifts of tbe people of
the Altoona District to tbe cauae of missions the
statistics may reveal, must not bo attributed to a
lack of interest, but exclusively to n seareliy or
money, which is without precedent In tbe experi
ence of our people. They have an' intelligent
appreciation of tbia great benevolence of the
ofaureb.
Three eainp meetings were held during the
year.
ui tne oae Hundred and twenty (juartcriy inn
fcroacca bold during tb year, tb Presiding
Elder waa p reseat at one bund red and fifteen ol
tbetn, supervising tbe Interests of Ihe ohurob.
The Qonferenee took decided action on tba ap
proaching Centennial exhibition, and we notice
tnai our neignoor, nr. jonainan uoynun, naa
been daeed uoon the Committee, at well as
elected Treasurer of tbe Church Extension 6eity.
Tbe Centennial Committee coastals of Or. Fran
cis Hodgson, K. J. Uray, F. B. Riddle, Thomas
Hherlock and Jamee Curat among the mini Piers,
and Jonathan Boynton, Col. J. tin Ha da, 11. K.
Suthtrland, Henry R. Mossef and J. Williamson
among tbe laity.
List of Constables Below will be
found a complete list of the Constables qualified
at the March torn of Court, for 1M, together
with their pociedoe addrac i
DirtriH. Centre tt'c Mats. P.O.Addrt
BurnaidoBwrouKb.V.MrMaoters. Uurnside
Clearfield " John MnClellan Clearfield
Curwenavlll Spencer WhippleCurwenaville
Houtsdale
I). MeManigle...w....Houtsdale
John P. Hile Lumber City
0. W. Oallsgher.N Washington
J. 0. 8bff Osceola Mills
Ed. Rob ison. ....... Wallaoeton
.Jaeksow Kinkead..... Ulen Hope
Wm. H. Roae ..Oetetrri
Jos. Whitmer..-.... ....Fer-ti
Austin lUntY.M.CIar'd Bridge
John W. Anlet.u.M..H.Oraham
A. M- Draucker...Lutbersburg
Jaa. Suminerrille...HPatcbinville
Lumber City M
N. Wasbi'on
Osceola M
Wallacetoa "
Bret ana twp.,
Bell "
Bloom
RofifP "
Bradlerd " ,
Brady "
Burnsid M
Chetft
Jamet William -.Kurd
Covington "
Decatur
Fergutoa
lwia itcigay.
French rill
Lavi Ooat West Decatur
Frederick Cross. ..-.Lumber City
John R. Carr Leeonte's Mills
Wm. M. Wilsoa...MH Shawtrille
J!. M. Kvana ..Orabamlon
tiirard ,
tloshen '
Uraiiam
tlulich N
A. Mulbolland bmith't Mill
8; W tiler Hunt.. ...... Pennbeld
Wm. Reboaing.......Ansvnvlllr
Daniel Moore .....Hlt Lick
D. W. Hloppy -Hew Millport
David Lanaberry Clear Md
A. D. JobnatoB.......kylcnown
M. M. Hjna..M.Wrap,n Hill.
Jos. L. Dale Curwensvtlle
John Peoples Rocklon
Ueo. W. We.n a .Madera
Hualon H
Jordan "
Karthta M
Knox " -Lawnn
"
Morria "
Pens
Pike
L'bIob -Woodward
"
Not sworn in.
This la ibe fa licit Hat ever placed on record at
tb first term after tbe claaLloa, All werw cworn
la xecpt Mr. Rohitwa, ef WalkMwton. Mr. John
Jamitoawas swore In aa deputy Ooastatil for
Brady township.
A Swindlx Arieted. On the
tdth or February, we called la all act Ion af our
readers to tbe foc that partle la Wasblagtoa
City, la flew of tbe passage of the "oldlrrs' Bounty
Bill, war Sooding lb eoaairy with clrcwlart,
tollcUlng a twe dollar aad ether a If dollar
fee, to cMfoaaoc. We ihea warned them njaias!
ending day money, anal to hp (heir "eye oa
box , Washington, D. C."
Wt maiied a copy wf war paper, containing the
not it, la tb War Department. Tba remit la
thai a seeoadrei, named 0r Bmarcon, afia
CoL F. W. Ft ion (tbia latter waa the aame oa
a of lb circular seat ont), Who has had tha
rue of tb Department for many years, was ar
retted aa Wednesday lait, and ! aew In pnsen.
Tb letters addressed to CL F. W. Fen ton,
48, contaiBiac tb tw dollar ramittanwa wcrb
ing ia tbieh aad last, and wonid have swelled
bit bank aswoant Bmatlagly, had hit butioeea
not been laterferwd wilb by utaldra.
Now, lb question It, will this scoundrel be
pnulsbed as b dew rv era, or will be b imuggld
oat at tha beak doer of tb priaea after to ex
iltement haa aaieUd dowa. Kmcrtaa will, !
cur, claim that h IB a wars than a Credit
Mobllirito er a Han bora eonlraetor, aad as that
elaas of rogue escaped, be thald act be puaiahed
for bla HtUe two dollar arraagemtat with the ex
soldier. W dial) sc
Tin Urard Lodoi of I. O. O. F.
Tb annual eeatoa of tbe Grand Lodge of Odd
Fcllewa of tb State of PenBeytraala will be held
at Williamipert, cmmeosiag May lfiifa, aad a
larg assemblage f mem ben la expected.
Clrealar nauatiag icrloa rat of for
have beta toned! by Mr. Jet. B. Rlchlaow,Orand
Secretary and Oraad Be rib. Tb following are
tbe ratoat Ration, ST-II AI leal awn, MH
Lohightoa, U.tl j Rhtto Haven, tfi.lfi i Wllkea
ban. It, fit l Detbleh, M-T WalBBtport,
Sl.rSi Maneh Chunk, $fi ! I Ashley, $T. i
Scraatea. S N.
Tba airtuUr alt alate that accommdalias
aa to smrad a folWwa Herdb) Hew, S to
U i Crawford Hewcc, IS to tlftl J Amrieaa He
tel,t Hephwr Ru, U j Brant Hewce.ll.M;
Central Hotel, 1.M Utrmaa Iwtohi aad beard
tog bwaa. Il ls.
, ' For Iba Republteaa.
1 ' ' JUST SO I
"How fortunate for bis family tbat ba held that
Ufa Insuranoa Pallet ! How often do we bear
these words repealed by friends when one die
who baa aeenred from some Insnranee Company
n largo amount of money for bis family, for
which be bad never liven an eauWalant
The aarae sentiment, with a little variation af
words, was altered by a person many years ago
on a westera steamboat. The party were four
two prefcated Msperta" (a they weald ba called
aowj and two young men of apparent wealth and
high social poaitioa. A game of "twenty decker,"
aa It was called, was Ibeir amoeeinenL Betting
ran easy, and all ware jolly, good fellows aa long
aaeach "antied up" in his turn. The evening
wore away with an occasional two pairs, or a trio,
which brought a beany laugh from tha luukj
bolder. At last a band was dealt which eaeb
player aeemed to seen wilb more than aaual
thought for a moment only. Then all were as
calm at aseal eieepl a alight reetleasoesa an tbe
part ot tne young men, ana Bailing ran nigu un
til a large pile of Botes and gold waa promiscu
ously heaped upon tba table. Tbe exeilement
ran high. Friends gathered around, only to ba
ordered beyond touching dittaaea, until the final
moan oat eeine when pocket-booka were empty
and tha bow of bands must eonie, for It waa
evident this was no bluff game. Bown oarue the
cards, and In tbe band of tbe elder sport were
four aces. Tbe others looked blank wiiB borror,
for each bald four. Tbe winner reaebed bis arm
amund the pile and slowly draw It towards him.
While in Ihe not, his head Ml forward, burying
hiafaoe in tbe pile of bills and gold. A low
gurgle told of something wrong. A friend lifted
his arm, and It waa powerless. He waa dead 1
One of his acquaintances remarked, aa they gath
ered up tha money, "Wasn't It fortunate for bis
family tbat he bald thoae four awee '
P. H. Will aoma Life lnae ranee agent, who la
ao ten si live to oarda, please axplain,lba difleroriee
la Iba scab meat. !.,
A Narrow Escape. The splendid
Presbyterian church, la tbia place, narrowly
escaped destruction by fire, latt Tbaraday even
ing. Just as ferric wer about commencing, a
gas jet Ignited coma dry evergreen ornament,
which had been put up In tb lecture room during
tb holidays. The fir wax soon extinguished, nc
It waa tup pond, to tb tatisfootloa of all, Tblt
proved a delusion, however, as the fire boob after
broke out above tbe celling, where tome sparka
bad been conveyed from tbe Are below, causing
torn combustible matter to Igultc, aud wbiob
threatened tb speedy dettruotlen, act oaly of
Ihe ffclur room, but of tb church bulldiog
proper. The vigorous effort t put forth by oar
oluntcer fire department coon quenched tb de
vouring element, with but little injury to tho
building or persona, except to the nrrouly lo-'
dined, who, of course, bad their physical frames
serious! shocked. '
Coi'rtOver. The rhief attractions
at our Court last week, was a HcuttUale rtotea,
and the trial of Alexander Klin fur the shouting
or John 0. DixoB last December, while la tb
woods on a bunting expedition. All tb partle
were convicted and are now la prison.
The trial of Kline brought to light tho fact that
lu lb ryep of our wise tow-makers tbe act of
lUatimg a pig U esteemed a far greater crime than
Ibe careless or accidental shooting of a human
being. The former is esteemed a efoay, and the
latter n mifcfeaeaMer. Tb law in relation to
tblt buLt.og-shoutlng business Is entirely to too
loo and cheep, and oecdt amending very much.
The public ncdr more protection, and tbe offender
more punishment. When through tb grott
carelessness of another a wif la made a widow
and balf a dosen children are rendered fat her leer,
it should amount to much at least at tb
larceny of a pig.
Specials,
' A collect ion of vry fin fny goods, suitable
lor prctt-ntt and at Uble aod mantel rnammti,
of tb very best quality, n band and will ba ao id
tow io eioaa out, at a. a. biaw
If cleanliness It a oontidtration In adrugator,
mnn A. i. anew a aunda ncii lurward in tb Utt,
Visit and see it.
A Fact. A. 1. Pbaw's drur store 1c well worth
a vitit fpr laMptctlen, If even yea do aot with to
buy. It it the cleeneat and boat appointed drug
at or In town, and all bla goods ar arranged in
tbe most eUraotlv aad desirable atylca. Add to
tblt that all bit goods ar frew and fine, and no
question need remain aa to wber to go when
anytning ia nia tin ia netdca.
liar Yon Dyspepsia, with its train f dlt-
ordera, billiouineta, oooslipation, watr-bratb,loas
of appetite, headache, distress altar eating. A?
ii so, ao to v. u. vt ettoa. vrurrnt. aad xet a
boUleof Dr. Costa't Radical Cure. Take it and
b well. It acta ac no other medicine ever did.
and sure relief is guaranteed in every cat where
directions are followed. It rones op the stomach,
restores the natural appall t, strengthens tb
weak, and as a liver regulator It hat bo equal. A
Clergyman ef Philadelphia aayt "It ia the very
foundation of health." To all who ar aufferiug
frm n disordered stomach or liver, w say try it.
A few dote wlH relieve and a littt prerranee
car tba were eases. Trial eta It cents, (told
lo by P. Curlcy A C., Willlamsgrov j T. U.
Forey, Urahamton, and P. Moyer, Kyltrtown.
memreowty , .
Tub CkBAnrBLD Coobtt Nobmal StaooL. for
tbe year le7ft will b bald ia tb borough of Cur-
wensvuie, commencing a Aloadav, Nay iVtB,
lb7b. For further inlormation, address i
, i i j , i I J. A, Unnoonr,
march lfi-SL Cmarfield, Fa.
Wauirdvo Sbll a Tuadb. Tb suberiber
desire lo sell or trad a Two-hora Tread Power,
nearly new. Will trade for good, young mar.
WILSOW K. TATB
arch 17-81. 1 Clearfield, Pa.
atocleved at T. A. Fleck A Co.'e thw week a
fia assortment ef White dooda for Spring trade,
cheap for eaab. mch It 74,
The finest isortmet of Ladiei Ties la town,
at T. A. Fleck A Co't. Call and see tbem. moblfi
Calicos, muslins, ginghams and dree good,
ew, all will b cold cheap for eaab at
mek 10 X. A. PLfcUK A CO S.
New napkins of all kinda and price, at
, mob It - , . , T. A. FLECK. A CO S.
The pine to get your mottoes la at
mck It. T. A. FLECK A CO S
Another aew Hoc of black alnaeae a specialty at
T. A. Flock A Co s. Call aad sec them, mch lit.
Remember the nlee new ties, all the aew shades
at T. A. FLECK A CO S. nub 10.
New hid glove for gcnla, al
mch 10. T. A. FLECK A CO S.
New em bra) derive, aew embroidaritt, cheaper
than ever, at
mch IU. T. A. xIjBjCK A I'U fl.
White iblrti, while shirt, for gents at
mob it . t. a. fleck a cos.
Land Plastbu. A oar load of Uantlnrdon
ground plaster just received al
. KRATZRH A LYTLE'S.
Clearfield, March S, 187-fme.
Rbah R. M. M'Baally'a ndvertiamcnt la rt
gard to Life Insurance. augl2-ly
Call on R. M. M'Knally and get your life in
sured ia the Old Continental Life lnsarance Com
pany, of Hartford, Conn. augll-ly
DtiasiBR Fob 8a lb. R. Newton Rhaw keens a
full cupplv of Preduuw Bis flee nnd Plallorm
tvagtn for sal. To b swan at ine nnaw nouse
yard. Call en r addrw blm al Clearfield Penn
sylvania. may 18-tf,
Wood and Willow War of all deteriptlontfor
tale by II. . BigUr a Co.
Save Time) Save Labor! Save Moaeyf Bav
Clotheal The Nvlty Wringer" it tb beet In
tb market. Boy tt) try it.
Fur tale by xt. w. biolbb v,
Jutt received, a largw lot of Bonxpltiv
Lamps nnd imntora at
I-26-T1 H. f . Bulb A CV.
Nortin to Waqob abbCabbiaob Mabbb. W
bare tuat received a c eaeravl attortmtnt or Wagon
and Carriage Woede, also a full liae of Bptiagt
and; Aists, wuia w er aneap rer eat.
JI. W. DiaLBB VO,
Paints, Oils and Varnishes for tat by II. F
Blgler A Co.
II. F. Bigler A Co. hav been making xtn1v
addition a lo their ttock of Hardware the tact fow
days. Everything aew in Shelf Hardwar, Sad
dlers' Hardware, Farmer' Hardwar, Builder
tfardvaar, and Hardwar dfU kind, ean be ecu
al their store.
Ran This ! Persons wbooontcmplal building
will do well to call and examrn war clock of
Bl'IliDINO MATKHlAl-S. Wo have, in ttock
foil line of Builders' Hardwar, Naila, Painta,
Oila, Olaas, Patty, Calcined Heater, ac.
my2fl'7l H. F. Biolbb t Co.
Saw. Dlttaa's Cross-cut Saw, (J reel American
Saw, Boynton a Lightning Haw, at
t-4-T2 II. F. Biolbb A Co't.
A full llae ef Household Uooda, Japanned War,
Ae for sale by H. F. Bigler A Cw,
RECAPITULATION. ,
Bird Cage.
Wood and WtlWw War. it
Household 0rads. a
All ktadt of Hardware. "
Japeoned War.
Paints, Oils, Varnish,
t Cahjlaed Plaster. .
Wagoa aad Carriag Makers' supptle.
All of tb above for sale at tbe mammoth Hard
war Btor of II. F. Bigler A C Beeoad Mreet,
Clearfield, fa. it
Bird Cages a lnrg aortmenV l BJ. F. Big-
Mr a C.'a.
MoalMr 41ml. Palala, far aaiatlag beaMo Ii
eld. aad oeuuie tMlagoe, Fana Belldlaga, Ao.
aM.ur.l, daraala aad aiaaaoataaL araoed la
pare Llamd Oil.
yll'll . F. Bmui A Ca.
Caleraod Flatter for Mb by M. F. Bigler A Co.
Pa iht abb pAiBvaa' Fini. Our ttock
of Paiota and Palmers' Mattriala It com- He, in
oludini J. T. Lwlt' Pur Whit Lead. Job La
caa A Co'a Pur Whit Load, F. R. A Co'a Buck
Lead, nad a number of cheaper braadt of Whit
Uadi abw, Liaeeed Oil, Turpoatlae, Varnishes!
all kinds, a full llae of Bra.hec, and a full 11 a el
colors, dry and la OIL
myla'TI H. F. Biolbu A Co,
At the resilience of II. H. Ivaki, Ksq., en
Tuesday, Feb. Id, lT, ey J. w. Tvaaaa, jtsq.
Mr. hXLia w. avana, r u ran am Mwntki
Clearfield conniy, Pa., tad Mlai SARAH AN
U1SK, of Macon, III,
ua xnurtuay, ran. zoic, ioie, in iuitim-,
by Wm. Lvthkb, Esq . Mr. P. KAUFFMAN and
Mist HARAH MULLEN, both of Amecvlllc,
Clearfield county, fa.
Via Birmingham. Huntingdon toanty, Pa., aa
Thursday, March llth, IfiTfi, nt tbe rttidca of
A. f. Uwxnt, latber ar in omemttag miatster
and of tbe bride, by Rev. W. J. Owaaa, Mr. J. S.
HALL, of Beach Creek, Pa .and Mlsa BLANCHE
OWBNS, of Blrmiaghnm,!!'.
At tb retldcnee f tb brldc'a parents, la thla
oorougn, on n Macau a v, March iTin, IB7C, n;
0. Hewn.'Kaa.. Mr. JBRRV SHUTTERS, ef Ell
county, Pa., and Mlta LORETTA OARDNBR,
of Clearfield, I'a,
On Thursdav. Ma rob iHth. 117 ft. bv Rev. Wu,
M BuncanxLB, Mr. KMORY MILLER nnd Mis
AuNbiS BAKU En, both ef Plk lowuihip, Clear
field cjoualy, Pa.
Sill
la Boggs township, Clearfield county, Pa., aa
Tuesday, March Ifltn, 1B7,JI Altai lULtaAn,
bob oi job it j. and mabt uaiaa, agea i year,
months and I days.
Pennsylvania Ilallroad
TV BONK 4 CLEARFIELD BRANCH
fX and after Monday, NOV, U, 1174, tha
Vfasscncer Trains will run daiiv (xpt Bun-
days) btwea Tyroa and Clearfield, as follows
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
W. C. Ibwib, Conductor.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clcarfteld...m.l.0.r.M
PbilipsburgM...4.S&, "
Osceola 4.0, '
Tyrone "
Tyrone M. fi-M,A.a(
Otoeola. Ifi.lt,
Philipaburg...lO.('
Clearfield ...... 11.10, '
CLBARFIKLD EXPRESS.
W. S. Plobmbb, Coaduotor.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Clearfield 4.I& A
Phlllpsburg.. fi.fifi 1
Otoeola 4.4 '
InterMtin.M fi.4S 1
Tyrone.M... t.ti '
Tyrone Ml p.m.
lntorteetiw...T.ll "
Oeeela.....H..8.18 "
Pkilipabarg ...I IS "
Clearfield, ar...t.3i
TYRONE STATION
BAtTWABB, A M
Pacific Kip , S: IT
Uarrliburg Ac m, J.Qi
WBsrWABO,
Mlfd Train,
Cincio'tl Express,
Pacific E i pre at,
Way Passenger,
Mall Tralu,
S:4&
Atlantis Ksprett, 8:44 Mail Train,
Phlla'da Kxpreat, 10:l Fatt Line,
Tbe Mail make eleae connection with Atlantic
Eiprett tail at m:4b. arrtviag at llarritburg at
11:06 f. m. and at PhiladtlpkU at 8:10 a. a.; aad
with Mall west at 6:41, arriving at Altoona at T;I4
p. a. and at Pitteburirh at 1:40 a. a. Tbe Ex
press connects with Pacific Kipreaa east at :1T
a. a ., arriving at llarritlurg at 11:0b A.n.andai
fbilattelpbia at 4:lft r. n.i and wilb faetBe ex
press west nl 8:14 a. a., arriving at Altoona m
0:Ot a. H . aad Pititburgh al 2.fiu a. u. Leaving
Philadelphia on the racific Kxprcm at ll:9 r. a
or the Mail at 8:u0 a. b. and Pittsburgh an At
lantlc Ekbreat nt 1:10 r. a. or Pacific Exprea al
1:10 A. ., make eloa onaectloa at Tyren with
train ror iwarncid.
N. B. The Mail train arrives at Curwcma
villa at 11:3 A. m., and leaves Carwoatvilto al
8:t0 p. a. The Bxprets arrives nt amm plae al
:fr0 r. a., rwmalaing It minutes, re taming te
Ulearaed, leaves Ulearneld for lyroae at 4: A. a
KARK FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Balkf..!., P. $5 H
L.wh Uiri....,..m S It
Willl.miport- I tt
HuotiBRiJo. nt 1 M
Marr.Till.. 4 il
MlddUMwa ..,...$ 5 Ot
MviatU. t tl
L.nejt.r H II
PHILADELPHIA 7 tl
AIimh. ..... I II
Job..(twa.nH....... t II
HAKH1BBUKU... 4 76
PITTHBCKU I II
Clon ..BDMtioai mada bv all tral.a at TvrMa
ana uhi ii.v...
. 8. BLAIR,
rlTir. SaD.rt.Ua4.at.
Srg (Booas, 6rorii, tftr.
m W.GRAHAM,
- , DRALIH IH : , ' , ' '
QENEBAl merchandise,
SQUARE TIMBER & LIMBER,
CLEARFIELD, PA., 1
Bai Jut .paaad, at tb. aid Hand, la flr.b.a'1
How, a motpl.ta atoak of
.r E H" C O O D u, .
of oraiy dMOrl,Uoa.
DRY 00OD8,
i OROCERIKS,
i . . : HARDWARE,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTaiNO,.,!.,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
, .
- t
FLOUR, ' ,
MEAT, , ,.
SALT, ,
RYE,
OATS,
- COKN,
AIWA YS ON HAND AND FOR
SALE AT A SMALL ADVANCE
F LOUR
ItmlTod b tk. ar loa, aad aold al mill
advaaw.
A ",plr f I0PI mttuUj i band.
SpMlal l.dmaHnta oflorod I. IboM fattlttg .Bl
Bqnar. Tlmbar and I,og, aa w. d.al largly
la Lambamoa'a Supplba, aad ar. ,n
- : farMl at all Uaiaa t. paraaaaa llav
b.r and laatbar.
ED, H, OKAIIAN,
Markat Slmt,
' CLEARFIELD, PA. .' .
0.L It, 1173.
t 3&vtttit mmt.
CHAfiLES H. ELLIOT, ,
NOTE BROKE K,
wrra Joaa W. Bairea a C,
Stock and Bond Commission Broken,
111 Soath Tblrd Blrat, Pkilad'a.
Parltmlar altaatloa (Ina U MnbaaM and
aalf. of Uo.ornaioot Huada.
H.f.r u at. W. Wood.ard. It... CatbUr Maa-
afularm k.liM.I Baok i Oh.rlaa klooobatd,
aa., kambor almbaot ll.rb.rt Kami 0..,
Laiobor Morobul.! Wm. MoaUlloo, kta., VIm
Pmidrat B.ab tl AmKk.i Poll a Co.. Baab-
ara, Wlll-nort, Pa. BMbM t In
0. W. WEAVER ft CO.,
DRUGGISTS 4 APOTHECARIES,
Dralera la all biadi of Droaa. MadlalBee. Faa-
ey Uooda and Dreilila' BaoilriM.
uarweaarliw, Mini IT, 1ITI.
- GEOEQE M. ITEQU80N,
WITH ' ,: !
W. V. LIPP1H0TT & CO.,
- 4tirla
HATS ft CAPS, BOOTS ft SHOES,
J:IT 111 Market Siroet, PkllaOelpkia. TA af
-J. a
AUCTIONEERING
MB
BILLPOSTING
Tbo aadmlra.d weald raipaolfolly lerbrea Ike
ellliOBa of CI.orl.ld aad rielaily tbal be b pre
pared to err ell Aa.liea, VnjM, mni .law bal.a
oo abort aolioo, aad at rauoaable ralM. Hal.
Billo, Poal.re, ProgreeiBioa,aBd otbor adrMtlalag
poiUd aad diatrlbul la Iba biom eooeplaoone
plaMO. A aber. ef pablie palreaogo lo eollaltai.
Mank IT, 'Tl If. Clwdele, Pa.
JOHN A. 8TADLER,
BAKER, Market SC. CUerl.ld, Fa.
Freak Braad, Raob, Bella, Flei aad Cake.
aa bead or awdo le order. A goaorei aoeorteteal
m ...araeueaarteo, rrall. aad "ate la elook.
let ureoBj aad uyatera la aoaeM. Ilolaoa Marly
eppn.no ia. roewaioa. rriooa oaeral..
Marob It-It.
pRBSn FISH. j ,
Tbo aadorelgned mpMtfatty aelllMlbepab.
He tkal ao will bep m load far Bale aa anorl
oat ml Fraek FUh, ( all blaao, feeel.ed froei
tbe laat aad Weal daily. Aha, Froab Vegetable,
ia eeaoea. Heed. doNrerrd aa aH parte af Ike
BMeagk aad .letally. OrdoralaWalalBrrillaaaa,
ooraar W SMaad aad ReeA atreaoa, aUI nealro
preoapa BlBBBHaB).
B.W. JOBDAW.
Clearleld, F.k. 14, llfl .lat
jyOSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
t
0ICE0U 6TKAM MILU,
AivrAOToua
LUMBER, LATH, AND PICKETS
All
8AWED 8HINQLE8.
Alio BUI, af HUM LOCK aad UNI aaw.d
ta ardor M abort aalloo.
Auo-TOWM LOTS aala la tba boroagb
or uaoooia.
Aj.ao LARQB A880RTMINT QBNKBAL
MKHOHANDIHB al ta.li Huaraalb Bloro la
Oaooola,
H. H. BHILLtlfOFORO, rraaldoat,
OaaTorart Flaw, Hfc IM I. lib at,, PbU'a.
JOnN LAW8UR, flaaaral lap't,
pdjaai t , Oaaaala WUa, ObMriald C, Fa.
rpOB TIMES,
A FIRST CLASS RIWSPAPK.
ladtpoadratlaanrxlblai! Darlal I aolk
Ing I Oppoa lo all .orrapt rlago la MaalolpaL
Blalo aad National aBaira.
THI DAILT TIMES
will U laraod aa Satardar, ' af Marob
aoit, aad orarjr awrala tbmaftor, Saada,a ai
atfUd, aador lb. Itorlal dlroaUo f A. H Mc
CUra. arlaM aoaipaoUr froaa alMr. aaw tm.
n a larta falia ahMi, ooaulalag all tha aflwi .f
la. daj, IrMladlng tbo AawolaUd PraH Tat.,
graaia, Spaoial T.lagraaia aad CoiroopoadMoo
froai all poinu of loloraat, aad foarlooa odiuHal
diaeaaaloal of all oamal topiao. Prloo, 1 oaala.
Mall labaaripllMa, pofUgo frao, Bli Dollara
pr aaauaa, ar Fifty oaala par aioatb, la adfaaoo.
Adr.rtiMm.au trtOM, tw.ot aad tbirtj wala
pw Ilea, oMording lo poaitioa.
TUB WKKKLT TIMES
Win bl biood M Saloida, Mink lllb, aad
woobl Ibmaltar, ooateiotoa all inrlaat aawa
of tbo nk, aad aamplato ajarkol aad kaaaaial
roporta. MalM, for Ma toot, pMtago h al
tbo ibllo.ibg rat. ( '
Onaoopy f 1.01
Ta Oopiai 1.00
Taoalr Uoatoa. ....!.. II.M
Adrortia.io.Bta t.M,.ra MBla pn He.. Ro-j
nfueBMa ibuell b. ad by drana or Peat Of.
loe erdarr A4drM
. THI TIMES,
No It Seelb So.tetk Street, I
ebllai Pbilad.lpbia. !
REMOVAL!
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Woulil pt felly aolifv tb publbi gcnarally
that he ba reaovod hit (Iroeery Store Iron
Shan't Row, to the bulkllag formerly occupied
by J. hi ile K rttter, on Second elrett, Beit tlr
to Biglsr'c bard war aUre, hr b lataade
keeping a fbll line of
UllOCERlEN.
HAMS, URIED BEEF aad LARD.
8UUARS and t RUP8, of ell gradaa.
TEAS, Droea aad Blaeb.
COFFKI, ReaaUd aad Orrea. '
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CjUTJTKD MliTM,
All klada la Ike Burket, .,
PICKLES, la J.ii aad b.rr.la.
BPICES, la mn fcm aad rarlelr.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KINDflOI'CMACKIilB.
SOAPS.
MATCHES, ; . ' 1
' DRIED APPLES,
., , DRIED PEACHES, '
1 r DRIED CHIRR1KS,
Coal OH and Imp Chimatya.
Aad a good aaeortaMat ef theee Iklaia aoaallv
k.pt ia a groovy aton, wbirk ba will es.aa.ge
Ibr narkattag at,tha Market prifrM.
Will aoll for aib u abaaply u aaj atkor we.
Pleua eall aad ,Ma kia elook aad ledge for
yoeraolf. ,
JOBB HcUAUUHII.
Ck.rt.ld, May IT, 1174.
GROCERIES!
NEW STORE,
Oppoelu Poal OEm.
New Goods! New Prices I
CHOICE LINK ,r TBA. , ,
OOLONGS,
JAPANS, . . ,
IMPORTED, . i . ..
. Touna irsoN,
' BNOLL911 BREAKFAST
P.r.ll la MarkoL '
- , BITTKR ARU BOOR .
Will be kept aad Bold al tret ooat. Caak aaid
ior boaairy rroaaoe,
0KBMAK CHERRIES, ',
. TURKEY PRUNES,
PRESERVID PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS.
FIIH. '
Maekerol, Lake Uarrlag, Cod, Ae. ' .
' riCKLEH.
Barrel Plaklea aad lagHak Flaklea. ' '
' FLOUR AMD FEED.
Fleer, Cera M..L Oat Meal, A a.
r.bJJTI ' LYTLI A MITCHELL.
QLOSIN6 OUT
AT
COSTI
r i mv-. .:. ;
O.lag to Ike aoala, a tklak il poUey le alaee
oat oar etaok
at com, ...'
tcbieb will b aa adraatage t both as aa. aat
ti arc. unr sloth le larg, tttug at ,
' i I . '1 I J I", I "
CLOTHING,
. IN ALL STYLES.
HATS & CAPS
AID
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
Wklek ae lauad allllag al O.M hr oaak.
We uj iugl What we Mean!
If pea alab at eats froai 4 la 14 aa a ealt.
aew la
0
Dn SI4 44 lo J4 44
I 44 te 14 44
a . 4 44 be 4 44
' ' I 44 la . S 44
a 1 44 ta 4 44
i a , 44 ta I 44
1 Mia I 44
II le IS
III. tl
a 44 be I M
a II la II
Siejrla aeaM '
SoMe
Poaie
PoeU aal Teats'
Uaoer Bolts
Onr Sbiru
Boob aietos ,
Hat
Boopeaaofs
Hell
Cope
ReoMaabot lae alaee. Marhel almt, apaeMla
Ike Coert Uoaaa.
dooil7l
D. STEWART SOS.
JirarnciU" t coarrjiBLSeay nmm
Wo bare prlalod a largo aaaibar of eaa Ba
FBI BILL, aad alU aa Ibe leaitpl af iwea.
tn oaala. a.H o aaey la aae addrwai BrrWl
Cslaan.
1875;' 1875
Ccnult Your Interests!
WILLIAM REED
ROOM No. S PIE'S OPERA HOUSE
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Will apea akoal Marek ha. lltt, a Tory Urge
look of
DRY GOODS,
ealteb'e for the aeaiea Marlaf parabaaal pre
rlea. I. Ike NM04 ad.aaeo, I eaa Ball good, al
prleeo aever fcafara eoTered la Ik la arke .
1,104 yda bwl e;aaiUy leat ooPd prlate al It Ma.
1,114 . " a t) ,(.
4,444 - a a a I, a.-
1,404 r.ry good bl'ekd analla yd ad II eta.
1,444 a uaedleal " IJ( M.
1,444 glagkaaia, r7 oe4 II U.
A Urge aoierlaaeal Alpaot Laetra. ealy 11 .la.
logetaoe wilb a roll liae ef Sklrtlago, OelloaaSe,
Drill, Jaaaa aad CaaataMrea, tbal alii aMaalak
yea.
ALL PAPER
ALL PAPER
ALL PAPER
ALL PAPER
ALL PAPER
ALL PAPER
WALL FAPEoj
WALL PAPS
WALL PAPI
WALL PAPE
WALL PAPE
WALL PAPS,
A twry le aaaoraaial af Wall Paper, aew
alyloa, at arloaa akaaaar tkaa afered
aero before.
AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK
CURTAINS it FIXTURES.
NEW CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS,
FOR TAILI AMD FLOOR.
Deal Ml le aall aad aas.
BarlBg eagaged a lr.l-.lese Mlllass frea Fbll-
adalpbU will apea at praper aoaeoa las Saoal
etaok of
MILINKRY GOODS
sees breagat la lewa, aad tblt braaek ef kask
aeee will be glraa Ikmagh aHeatiea.
HMrlag asVpled Ike CASH PRINCIPLE efdo.
lag aaetaoaa, f aal AolonalaW lo aaM
teealtaaak bayert.
W aot lerget ta aH at Boas Re. t.
I MBAB BUSINB'S.
! ,i i
' WILLIAM HEED.
Re. t, Opart Beaae, aoarty saaaslls Iae
1, 14fl. aar.U1
gfrr $.' sluatf.
r ?." T a: A I ?
CLOSING OUT SALE I
CL0SIN0 OUT SALE I
I :
o
8,,. ...a-,
REDUCTION IX CLOTBWQ.
We doelr. to aeeaelal Mr frl.ads aad
iae poane lael wo ere Mariog .ar skek
is veaa taie aey.
i. I : ' 'i
LOWER TRICES
LOWER PRICES
LOWER PRICES
CLOTH I NO AT COST !
CLOTH INO AT COST
CLOTH I NU AT COST
CLOTHING AT COST
We Bare Jeet parokaead a Large let of
Clotblag, at prleeo ieea Ibaa BiaaafaatororB
eeeld Biehe tkeai ep. Bel, as lbs peoie
soBipetlod tb.Bi Is eell for eaab, wa leob
edTBBtege sf il, BBd aow offer lo oer pel
r.al aa haaau. Mock af Clolkiag
AT LOWRR PRirRB TRAH EVER
AT LOW KB PRICKS TAAN RVRB '
AT LOWER PRICKS THAN EVER
AT LOWER PRICKS THAN EVER
AT LOWER PRICKS THAN EVER
t m
Wo taUed U Cloae Ibis alook ell est by
Iba let day af Jaa .err. So If yee weal a
Baraiia, eoaie eooa, ae we will aad ere V
toraiaed leaekoeravolalioa ia Ibe Clolk
log Baskoae.
144 pairs Peats reorfved tbia day, te be
aeld aa low ae SI, 44. Reaeaber, Peau
wo sold last aoatb
AT 41 44 ROW BRING $1 it
AT Is II NOW BH1NU 11 M
AT 41 M NOW BHINO II W
AT W II NOW BKINO II II
AT SI 44 NOW BRINU II II
OLD DEMOCRATIC PRICES were kick
eeapared wilk Ibe prieoe at wbleb we are
aew eoiilog Vloiaiag.
. ; i' mi
BRMEMBBR TUB PLAOB,
7
OLD WESTERN BOTEL CORNER. ,
KERR 4 CO.
I, Fa., IM. I, UTI.
w
8 I 8 1 I 8 1 1 I
u u u u S II II u l
SSSSbb'SSSSb
" 2 ; : 2 s assss
32222: 2 2 2 2 2
, f ru 6$0it, (tUttttUt, (gtt.
A awa A A)
FldOVR. FEED,
GROCERY ;
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
Rata' Mt one stoor west oflonartt llonac,
, Clcarflald. Pa
Keep tontttotlT on fasntl
BUOAR, -
COFFEE,
. .. . SODA, ,
' ' ' COAL OIL,
'- ' -i ,i iRVl'P, .
SALT, .
SPICES,
SOAP,
Caaard and Driail Fraitf, Tuliecoo, Cigaro, Caa-
Siea, Cider Vlergar, Bailer, K,ge, Ao.
ALSO, EXTRA OMK MADE
Wheal and Burkwhrat Flour,
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, &o,,
All ef wbteb will ke eold eboap for rerb er ia
eiabaoge for ooaatry prodase.
A. O. KRABKH A CO.
CleeHl.ld, tier. II, l74..tf
STOP THIEF!
lfo often tbat cry la heard la or large towns ;
but ao one erer think of stealing from
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
Per their gocds ar so bap, It aa.vt better to
bmj than steaJ (bene. I'are basing otrrlr for
eaab, and telling for Ibe taue, ere are tbua tea
bled t offer di at a smaller margin than can
Beaeibl be don by any a dclnrern tbe small -
eat part of trust butlness either war. W bar
an nllrlj aaw parehaa T , -.i. -
DIIY GOODS nnd
LADIES' DRESS GOODS
a ::. i; f. ... .
ia variety nntnrpascd and nricet te tt.fi tb
scarcity of money. Oar ttock of
MILLINEEY G0OD8,
Bonnets olid Ladles' Hals,
has ntr ben ' aal a lb eouniy.
UDIES' AND CimlHlSX-8 I'XDKRWRAB1
"' a eonpleta aaronmml.
Indies' Dress Trimmings,
la Fall Lias, Lale.lSl.rlot.
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
a large variety, both ooarse aad Iae.
WINTER OI.OVKS, . ,
Waterproofs, in Great ' Variety.
All are fa.ltrd to poll Bad eiaaloe nor gooda
id Briers before bef Ids eloowbere. Wo moke
oe wry feeaa beeaoao yoa doa'l boy, bat boliero
thie to bo a fro. etraalry aod that every ooe baa
tbo leolioriablo rlgbt lo life, liberty, Ibe peroall
uf kappiaoaa aod to buy goodo wb.rs lb.y sm
eewro tbe ever goada tm the Laser aoaoy. At
an. neee a ora naao, opnoatie aoaaop a.
T. A. FLECK.
.12174 - 1 A. VI. HILLS. .
HARTSWICK & IRWIN.
SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS!
CHEUICALS!
PALM'S, OlliS, DYE STUFF
VARNISHES,
PKRFl'BERT,
FANCY 0O0D
TOILET AKTICLES,
OF ALL KINDS,
fCRE WISES ASD LIQVORS,
far aardiciaal parpoaes.
Traleeo, Sepporlera, Sobool Bnoba and Statioa
ery, aad all otber erli..s asaelly
foead la a Drag Store.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CARE
Fl'LLY COMrOl'NDEO. Ilaviog a rare, oi
perlrnea la tha buainm Ihry caa give eetir. aal
tafactioB. 1
3. a. HARTSWICK,
' ' " ' JOHN r. IKWim.
riesrlrld, Dmiaber II, lirt.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
'.' , . r.'.' FOR SALE i!if
It. F. Blgl?r A Co.
IRON DOl'BLE SHOVEL PLOWS. '
WOOD DSDRLR-SHOVEL PLOWS.
WOOD SINULR-SHOVBL PLOWS
. IRON CULTIVATORS. ...
WOOD CULTIVATORS.
QOWANDA A IRON BEAM PLOWS.
FITTSBCRII STEEL PLOWS.
IIACPT'S DEI.LEPONTE PLOWS.
ROBK80S"S aad THOMPSON'S PLOWS.
aav.Sh.na for all el Ihe above Plows eoa-
etaouy ea kaarl. ajll-71
II.
F. BIGLER 4 CO3
SPECIALTIES
V'J ! SH r.W'.
BOILtlERS' HARDWARE,
V HRCnABICS' BARBWARE,
' LOMBRRMER'S HARDWARE
FABMIKO UTBBS1LI.
MILL SUPPLIES,
IRON A RAILS,
PA1RTS, OILS, VARNIRIIES,
1 FAIBTBRS FIMDISUS,
CALCIBBD PLASTER.
Mae l, llll.
JOB rBlttTIHa OF BVERT DKSCRIP
lie. aoall. eaerer et Ible o4a. ...
Jlsrdujrr, Ilnwarr, tit.
"JOHN W..WAPLE,
MANUFAOTVBER OF
f
' .
Tin,
Sliont-lron
& Copper Ware
'I ." ' AND DIALER IN
STOVES & RANGES,
Near Market StraeU Clearield,
will kern oa haad a full stock f Cook and
Healiag Siove, bang, Ac. Alto, a fnll Hoe of
TIN WARE,
S!icct-lron nnd Copper Ware,
I will make n tiecaity of tbo following Stare,
Eclipse, Monarch, aod Victor Cook, Kangac,
aid xlotnal Friend, Canopy nnd otber Neat lag
nioraa.
X will rifbnngc Tie war fur Cottoa Rags.
I
KONSIUKS STOBE.
G. S. FLEGAL,
DEALER IH
HARDWARE,
STOVES, '
HEATEItS,
KANCJK-t,. .
H0LI.0W-WAKK, "
PAINTS.
OILS 4 VARNISH,
PUTTY A GLASS.
ROPES,
. ' STF.P-LADDER8,
WOOI) 'ANR WILLOW, WARE:
The eelobraled Toledo AMI Freealng Qalraalaad
IRON-LINED WOODEN PUMPS.
No belter Pnnpa Ib tbo Market.
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, LANTERNS,
! LAMP FLUES, sf all kiada,
LAMP FIXTI'RES, As.
All a leweat priaea. - . - l.HT4
Preaquelale Street, Phlllp.burg. Pa.
FpaVBTEE'S SALE I ...
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
, " AT
r Public or rrlvate Sale!
Being a Portion of the Estate of A. K.
- Wright, deceased.
Tb odrclgnt1 Htl eell at public Bale, anleca
aooDcr ditpoafd of, n ta
FIRttT MONDAY P JUNE, I8T5,
at tb Conrt Hunac, In tb boroagbt or Cleartlelal
Pa., all tb following dtttritiecl rmI Mtota
Ao, all tbe and i Tided balf part of bttV acre
or or I eaa, in tbre ecfornl parccli or land
part of Ibe Joerpb Clark and Jobn Uairiaen ear'
veye, aitaatn ia Woodward tewnahip. ClearAeld
county, and aame land held In cunnen with
Caleb and George Cbarcbman, baring a lnrg
nonnt ef valuable wbile .inc and henleck with
other timber thereon,
Alf, another tract oontalnlnc acre, mora
or Icea.iitoat in Woodward townahlp, being tb
weet end of the Thonaa M anion nrwey, bavin
thereon white piac, hemlock and other timber,
end being nudcrlaid with Mrarai rein of vain a
bl eoal. - .
A Iba another tract of 40 acre, xeor ar lece,
part of tbe LSuaaa tan! enrvcy, being tb bank
ing gronnd citnai at the tuontb of Morgan Bon
and adjoining land ef W illiani Albert A II roc , in
Woodward tewpabin, Clearfield eoonty, and or
rd with valuable h cm lock aad otbor timber.
A IO, another tract of 100 aera,morc r leu.
being part of the Tbomae fitewardaon aurvey,
ritnate In Decatar townabip, Clearfield eonaty,
aad ltng wiltfu tbe eoal aaeacnr of the Oaocola
coal beata.
A leo, two parccli of land aituat In Lawrao
townabip, within on mil of the bnroughp and
valuable aa eat lota, one thereof ocnlalning eight
aerea, more er leae ; tbootbrr four acre, adjoining
land 1 of Robert Wrigley and others.
Aleo, another tract of land, innate In Pik
township, eootatning.llinorea, being uart f war
rant No. 4S.S0, aituate within aix an, lea of tbe oor
engh of Clearfield, covered with valuable timber
end underlaid with fir clay of tb flnnat quality.
Alan, all I hoe four certain betiding lot Itu.
ate in Krcd'a addition to the borough of Clear
field, and known aa tola No. and -la aaid
addition.
Al-o, all that parcel ef grad eltsat la rr
of the Academy lot and Moeson't atore, part of
lot No. 3o, n general plan of Clearfield, bating
a large frame building thereon and caid lot atta..
ate and boanded oa fat aldn by aa alley.
All Ibe above dtchbd I an da ar valuable.
Tbe lande tn Drcalar and Woodward townabip
ar all within the eoal mcaenre ef that Dictriet,
and within rch of railroada, either be ill or now
boil ding, and com mead thcaaaelvo lo purahaaer
ler col and lumber. Tbc lande will b eold nt
prirate eale, If parties eWira to pure hue, bat If
not eld at prirate aal will b nnblielv sold aa
foraeatiBed.
Terms will b aiad rcaaoBabla t an It Bar.
chaser. All Inquiries addressed to tb wndr
signed will rir prompt nttcntlea.
A. V. T A T xt. Tract.
Clearfieti, Pa., Jan. M, H. U
Attention, Lumbermen!
WB are now manufnctniing mr TMPROVftD
8TBKL . BUCKET DRIVING CANT
HOOKS, enperlor to nny other la ooe. Wa bare
also In ttork a larg qcantlty of PanthcokB anitn
bl fur rafting pnrpoaea, whirh we ar selling
-brap for cash. AMOft R. KKNNARD.
JiearUfttrt, fa., March II, IHTI.
Beale's Embrocation,
(t ATI POWItt'l,)
for all diseases Incident to flors, Oattl, aa4
nam an rieea, rinag ta a as aa
xtrnl appUeati.
Thl lmbroaUa wa xtonlv. nacd b
tb ttTrmnt dnriag tb war.
rr aal by Haruwlob A Irwin, Clearfleld
ee-pe R. Irwia, Uwrwensvllls. Daale) Oo
anoer, batkerstawrg. tf.
Clearfleld Nursery.
;ncuuka(je uome indlstry.
'1MIE aailcnlo.4, bavleg oiUbliibeS a Rat
X a.ry oa lb. 'Pihe, abeal balf wa, ketweea
CieerlalS aoi Cerw. Barilla, la orepareA I. for.
albb all blade ef FRUIT TREES, (aaadard aa4
4. erf,) Everereoaa, Sbrabborj, Orepo Vlaoe,
iooo.rrl.a, Laatoa Blackberry, Strawberr,,
aa. Rasberr, Vlooe. Alae, Slboriea Orak TrMS,
OalBee.aaAearl, aaulet Rhoberk, Ae. Or. or,
areaativ BtteB.sA Is. AAdreee,
., v. ' vTRIOHT.
aaetl-'AI-v ' Owrwaavllla. Fa.
SAWS! 8AW8I 8AW8I
OISTAN'S CR08A OUT, MILL. BRAO AND
CIRCULAR SAWS.
Bojnton'i Lightning Crou-ont Saw.
ALSO,'
PATENT PERFORATED A ELECTRIC SAWS,
Far sale bp
eell 1,74 M. F. BIO LER A 00.
J, It. Al'MURRAY
wiil snpri.T too with art artioi.b
OP MRRCBANOIRR AT TIIETB1T LOW RAT
PRICE. COMB AMP ARB.- (I:III;)
NEW WASHINGTON.