Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, April 28, 1875, Image 3

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OFFICIAL niREtTOIlV. j
t:u or luLniito giutHM SKseioa corar,
Bit ond Monday of January.
TVrd Monday of Marco.
Ftilt Monday of Juno.
Fourth Monday of September,
TIKI Or MOLDIHO COVMOX ri,Kl.
First Monday of Junf.
Second Hun day of November.
riBLio orrirana.
PrrtUskt Jtdgt Hon. Charles A. Mayer, of
Look Haven .
v4MVat fvw Jdge-rHvn. John II. Orvll, of
Dallclunle. w . i
Afoeialt Jmtlyf Wlliiatn C. Fohry, Clearfield j
John J. Head, lurwonevtlio, , t
ProthaMarvKi Bloom,'
Htgitter aa Kttordtrh. J. Morgan.
liittritt AttnrnryYnjyk Fielding,
freaowrer Terid W. Viae.
flU.njf WUhmtn R. McPherson.
lmtg Srrgr Hamnel F. .McCloakey, Cur-
wenarille.
County rwiiiottfr Jubn I, ThunpKon,
Curwensrlllei Clark Brown, Clearfield I Conrad
TV. Kvler.Mrahemten.
(VHHf (rftlrtIaioelt II. Ilile, Lumber Htyi
Lewis C. Blomn, ClearftHd; Hjnry Whitehead,
tnwn.hlu. , - -
fury (,'flMMiattoiiert John W. lhugart, James
Mitchell, Ulearnea. '
Snp4ritedtml of I'nblie Srkooh John A.
(Irsgory, Clearllrld.
Xotariti PuMie John W. U'rigl.-v, m, Ite
debaugH,. Cyrus L. tinrdon, rieartltldl Joiiab
Kvens, Jni. K. Irwin, N. M. Arnold, Curwr-nsville ;
J.J. Lingle, Kiamet Sayrs, Oaoooia Hill; Jobn
lion II n hi i lion, liiitbrbiirft.
t'ollinfrwood Jirniid.
iVtor MeOeni-c, Kw., linn pjuvlmKed
the Darn-t farm, fur tho aura of ?8,JUli.
Fwrly-thrt'O tipplicnt ioitn for license
bare beu ftmd in Cenlr oennty.
Tho lCIk County Court common cos
at Hidgwuy n MondH.v, Mar S4tb
I). Jolinnon & Son.lnlcortlie BnK-k-
arhoff Uouv, Ucllrfonte, bart lcied thcI)iitt'
llouxe. In tliMt town-
Mr. riiiU-nion Jlolsappllo. ofSomer
act county, autl Mlit Amanda Uotberabaugb, of
- IIunliogdoD roonty, vera unitrd In the btOy bonda
of matrintnby the otber day.
A colnrwl whnoM in an Alk'ntown
cnurt tcftrfd lo tbo flrteenth amendtoeot aa a
law tlicy havo op in Wllllatnfnort, and y '
heam ttll on It down here, I rockou."
iiiiM
Tnr.CKi.KiiKiTiEH The etlilor of'tlio
Indiana Vtmorrnt, and 1'rtriJeiil Urant and hit
t'al'inct, hi iped the Cuacorltra and Lexington! una
to orlebrate ihfir Centennial, on tbe 19th nti.
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Ahrkhtri). (ieo. W. Spoiict'r, who
U euj'poied to hare levn thn caura of ihe ilcalb
of Ignatlnf Bruner, at llpynoliUvllIe, hut been
arrowed and La now in the Urookville jirinm.
i ii a
Mr. Jio. JohiiKon, oClMtlslnirh, who
painted tbo aeeuory fur 1'ic'a Ojiera llttuc, in tbia
place, ha born ngaR-d to eiwata a aiwHar Job
for lite Reynold! Opria Houar, at Keynoldtt lie.
Tho dictionary mnmifiutttiroin Hro
reaping a Hob harvcat out of I ba spelling "bea"
bmineni, and if vlgurouily followed up It tnajr
also inprevo tho orthograpby of many prop la
amatiugly- a- . .
Jivink Service. Wo have hoou ro-
qaeate4 lo Mate that Her. Mr. Uurchlteld, or
Curwensville, will preach U the Preabytariaa
Church In this place, on Sunday next, tlia 2d
day or May, morning and evening.
a
In the lintB of patent iftHm'd to tho
Inventors for the week ending April I Sib, I874
we notice among tbo rent the following; "0. B.
Young, Clearfield, scroll sawing machine." Thli
Is said to I one of the best Inventions of the age.
Tho editor of tho JMoonishur Colum
bia, II. L. Dicflbnbaoh, Bsq., has tuitained aa
Irreparable loss hi the Jeath of his wife, a daugh
ter of Hngb Coaly, doeeased, of Clinton eoonty.
Mrs. Dlaffenbach was a moat amiable and estima
ble woman.
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; On Taedy ovenintf Alvin, a noli of
Frank B. Steror, of Boaliborg, was kicked on the
temple by a bone which be bad struck juat aa it
waa entering Iba liable. Tbe boy's skull was
broken In three places. At lateat aeeevats be
waa still alive.
Collingwood Jintnd.
Tl o I'hilipHhtirgh Journal remarks :
''Drills for the turlber exploration of the ooal at
the abaft above Uoutadala bava ben shipped
from Pottiville. The explorations, to be con
ducted by Tbomaa McCauley, will of course be
pushed forward as rapidly aa possible'
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Tho Mrftnnnin wty tliut tho pools
(ran are tod with tbe mills al the upper end of Mil
ton are lined along the shore with dead flrh. The
cauae of thli wholeaale di-itruetlon Is suppoM-d lo
bave been owing to (be severe winter and accom
panying ice gorgea.
a ei
Union Kablmth Schools in Clcurficld
county that are too poor to eoppfy tbeinselvel
euffioiently with books and papers, ean receive aid
to a limited extent from tbe tbo American Sun
day School Tnion, making application to tbe
Heciety'i missionary, Rev. H. CrittendL-ti, Belle
fonle, Centre tounty, Pa.
KrRioUHLt Injiiiikd. Wc lenrn Ihht
Apgar bloom, of Carwensrille, waa.reriously, if
not fatally, Injured on Monday a week, at dues-
town, a abort dlatnnee above Herrtsburg. While
engaged at snubbing a raft, a lath pole broke and
flew up, striking him In tho face, knocking (be
fterh off one ebet k and putting an eye out.
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A Bad Spell. A Villiamport lady
wrote lo bar fellow, saying t
"Plea earn arona an talk m te the 'pcllin
anach tbik orenin."
A few "spoiling bees" might euro her orthogra
phy, and we hope tbo
that "cvenin."
Clmrlot W. (ioodhinder, formerly wf
Milton, hna beca elerted Mayor or ihe city
Fort HcoM, Kanaai, Witimmiiorl Timr.
It gives uspteaiure to ebmniele "Couiln Char
ley's' promotioft. But tbrn be la training with a
very tad enw. Pomtroy, Kellogg, Ingalle A Co.
are as fatal to morale and good gorernmrnt aa
the graaihopper la to vegetation.
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ANtiTHEn Timm. Vol; 1, No. 3, of
the Willlamsport Sntf Tim U before na. It
ii an eiglit-p.ige journal ef rather pretentious
style and appearance. A little good Kunday
readia; lll Lot injoretle maraliand baiioeaa or
that progressive eity, ai.d we hope tbe publishers,
U ttrt. W.lon, McMalh A IMberlld, may ino
seed in thofr enterprise. If "iplte work" Is not at
Ihe bottom of tbe ondertaking.
SfBsTANTiAlrRtTnH.Ancxrhiintfo
la alluding to the practical edecailen ef Ihe
masses remarks i "JeWf has about superceded
grammar, hirlnry II beiag eoreml by drnminf,
good manners are el a.l.le for po eafc, and
professions are retried lo tradn, and the result
Ii Ignoraneo, tanUy, aooial depravity and a large
Increase or heinous crimes, as well as the physical
depravity of tbe body and wiud, all covered by
moral bankruptcy." This geaeralion aeoda a
moral doctor very badly.
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New Kntijiprikk. The Lock Ha
ven Ihmotrmt lays that Mr. Charles Kperring, of
that place, baa beta rhasam aa Ibe engiaeer to
locate a railroad for Mr. Charlea Ulancbard, of
ThiladtlpLla, on the Bennett's Branch ef tbe
Sianemabenlng. It will ran rmm thebeadwatefs
ofAndereoa creek lo Winterbara, a station aa
Ihe Allegheny Valkj Railnmd, a distance or ba
tween four and five toltr. Mcur. Craig A
BlaocfaaH own ft large tract of timber land In thai
locality. We believe that a wltlaloa af the land
has bten made. At Wiaterbura, Mr. Craig !
a large stone saw mill. Ml Blanebard proposes
to balld ana there, tea, a ad (He contemplated
road will be ase4 to eon My logs fro Ibe place
where oat la ihe mill. It is rumored tbal a ssaall
town Is In laid out at that rtstln.
DEATH OF HON. EOWANO CHARLES 1CHULTZE.
It grievos us lo announoe the audJen demise of
oar esteemed tersonal friend, whom wo bava
known for ever a quarter of a century. He re
sided fur many years at tit. Marys, Rlk county,
nd bad an extensive acquaintance in thia county.
His death occurred at Reynoldiville, on Thursday
a week, aged nt arly 6V yeara.
The IteyaolJivllle ihmtd, a alluding to bli
death, says :
A few days prior to bis dcalb be was eujo)ing
ba uiual health, bia rpirits were buoyant, and
the gtava waa little ttiuugbt of. As tbe news or
hii departure wis bamlrtl from mouth to mould,
how ividly tboMf wuidi wire nun lied iy all, "In
the luidpt of life we are in death." He was the
victim of brarl dUtair, and whin death cawe he
was inRnged in reading the Journala or the day.
He put bia paper arid aad faded Calmly aaay,
like one who draws tbo drapery or hie euuch
about bim and Itee down to pleaiant dreaini.
I be Judge has been one ot U for the at five
yearr, and no man has done as much as he tor
our lawn. Ho started us on the road to pros
perity. Hit advrriiiementii penetrated every
nook and corner or the land, and hundred or
people rushed to the embryo city and secured
fool-holds. Oat of fafs real ealate tramactiona he
a mailed a fortune, but he died almost pnoiles.
Tbia Is eaiily understood hy thie who were Inti
mately acquainted with him, He was extraordi
narily generom, and tboie that aiked bim fir
aims aaver departed tinpty-handeil. He valued
money only lor the bappineM It hrwnght ta bim-,
sel and brother mortals. 1 h rough charlry. in a
legion of ways, he d:poed or hts fortune asi
Fpeedily as he made it.
He came into exigence under a Hood, and a
cloud seems to have bovered orer bim during hts
entire terrestrial pilgrimage, He was born la
U arm any, on tbe litkdayof Joae, lotto. Europe
wai man oeing invauea oy napoleon uoneparte,
aud on tbe day In question, when Ibe advancing
army drew near, the women of the land hunted
remote hiding places, many seeking tbe cellars of
tueir nouses, in one ol Ibeie places, witu tbe re
sounding of tbe bugle and Ihe reur of cannons, and
Ihe tread of armies overhead. Judge tSibultaowaa
bora, boon alter ami a ratio to Aenertea be waa
married and raised a large family, many of the
members of which arc living in this neighborhood.
Assessor ISllot. Jlclow will be,
found aa official Hit of tbe names of tun aeveral
Assessors elected at the February election, In and
for Clearfield county, for I "75, together with their
poetoffiee addrei r '
DUtriel. A'amt, Puttnfflet.
Iiuranuc iwiimgn, hid, J. 1 1 o lines, ihirniiua.
Char field
Jauica Wrijtley. Cleartield.
Ueorae W. Cole, Curwtiiiville
James linn ii, lloullalc.
Jaa. 11. Cupplea, LuniberCity
Foster Invn, N. Wah'on.
R. A. Csmpbelt, OircolaMilll
I mac Hhiminel, Wailaeeton.
Curaeoiiille "
llouti'lule "
Lumber City
N. Waahing'e"
Otceola N
Wallacetun
lteccarta townibip.Ueorgt W. Hrx, Olen Hope.
Hell " J. W. Campbell, Cuali.
Bloom Win. Henry, Foreel.
Bogga Jam el II. Waple, Wallacelon.
W. It. Williams,' W 'ma drove.
tleo. II. U'ingcrt, Lullienburg.
Jlraillord
Brady
lluruside
John Kanli, Patoliinvlllc. '
Cheit
Covington
Wm. ll.Wnconer.Huri!
John Pirard, Frrnchvllle.
David Uearhart, Ptiilipaburg.
F. Cortes Bell, Lumber City.
Mitchell fchope, II-Id Hilti.
J. A. Fulton, gliawirlllc.
A. C Dale, Orahamtnn.
J. B. M'Kiernan, Hinitli'i Mills
W.D. Woodward, Pcnntleld.
J. W. Johnston, Anaonville.
Lurcnso Hertline, halt Lick. '
Heubeo Culdwell, New Millport
Martin Nichols, Clearfield.
John Hoover, Kylerlown.
K. M. Davis, Urein'n Ililla
Decatur
KergUKon
Otrard
(lofbrn
Uraham
Oulieb
Hurl on
Jordan
Kartbaus
Knoa
Lawrence
Morris
Penn
ike
Daao Caldwell, Ctirwcniville
I'uiOQ
Philip 11. Oriak, Hook ion. I
Woodward
Bi.ui'l Henderson, lloutsdale.
No Aises'i
lor baring been elected lu Knox lown-' midvweamr, and, upon eonviction thorcof, shall
ivi.r,.. lMti.,n ilia r...,i...lln,.. I 1,8 puatshed by fine ur iuprieonmeiit, ar either,
ebruaryelect.on,tliecommiii.onersi)i(tlijtliieftri((i()f the euntt having Jurlsdictioa
ibip at the
appointed Mr. Caldwell, Ihe former Assca?r,
mm e am-
A Bold Thief. Tho U'nnhiiiL'toii
borough, Lancaster county, cormpondent ul the
Colnmhfa Net-aid, ot hit week, relates tho follow
ing :
On Fildny uigbt last a butglary waa committed
iu our borough which staggers the credulity of
our iiihabilai.ta, Tbe eircnuialancei aa related lo
ud others are es follow i : Mr. David II.
Hoarder, formerly of tbo firm of Bruner A Hmrttcr
of Columbia, w bo is now engnged in the lumber
buaineri tu Ulrardelil county, ta here on a rim,
and is tbe guest of hii fathi-rn-Iaw, Mr. Hamuel
him. lie reiiri'u tu no room ubuut n o clock on
the evening in qiieitlon. About an bonr alter-
-rds rmiiuoi vtui, Jr., reiurnca nome ana uik
uvored that all the doort leading into Ihe bouse
were wide open. Aa lha Inuiatea of the lioune ap
peared to be all aileep, suco an unusual thing led
him to make further inveitigationr, and lighting
a lamp be proceeded up-itair., when be found j
that tbe doora leading into Ihe different rooms !
were alio ajar. He entered the room decupled by i
Air. IS bar Iter, who awoke from bia alvep and waa
Informed or the strange elreumstaaoeaod when
.h. l.ltcr.ro.etodrea. bimll it waa aicer.an.ed
ihul In. itanlaliHtiiB had intMlariuu.lv flinnt.Mired.
They contained bis pockst-book and a bunch or !
kevs. The amount or money in tbe former was
$180. Tbe apptaraoee of this lodispeosenable
neiuer garment is natarany conneoteti wnn iue
pen doors, nut H requires a lively fancy to con
nect the felonious entrance in the house with any
liar.nn miaeqnainlr,! With UlC OITmlrei. 1 ho
puvket-bwuk, with valuable popers but minus the
money, was subsequently picked up in the yard.
When the "aawentionaolca" and buneh of keya
arc found wa will inform your readers. The I act
of the recovery or tbe money we never expect to
able lo cnronieie.
Collingwood Brand,
PHOPKBTY OWNKRS Ll ABLE. All im
portant case, in relation ta beeping paramenia
clean, waa settled In tbe Philadelphia Court last
week. Tbe facts proven were about this i
On tlm Alb of January. 1873. Mrs. Doyle went
out to take a short walk. On her return home,
and while pairing la front of the premises at tbe
nortbeaat corner of Ridge avenue and Urcen
street, aba clipped on tbe aoow and broke both
bones of her leg. Bbe waa carried borne, and was
oonll tied lo her bouse for six mouths, and is yet
sutlering from tbe ellccis er the accident. Ihe
plaintilts proved that tbe property in front of
which she fell be-longed to Mr, Comfort that It
was vacant at tbe tune of the accident, aud that
tha suow bad not been cleaned from tbe pave
ment during tbe eolire winter. It was abown
that aa ordineace of the city requires anow
to be removed from pavcmeule wituiu aix working
boora alter ceasing to tail, and it was for Mr.
L'oulorts negligence ia tailing to remove the
anow, by reason ol whieh tbe accident happened,
that tbe auit waa brought. The defense denied
any liability la law on tbe part uf tbe defendant,
and alleged that tt waa Mrs. Doyle's duty to bava
avoided tbe dangeroni ildewalk in question. Af
ter argument, JudgeJtddle ehatged the Jury that
it tbey found from Iba evidence that the defend
ant allowed Ibe pavement to be and remain in a
dangrroue coadmon by the accumulation of anow
and ice. and that in cotiaeqaeneo of his neglect
the accident hnppvned, hew as reaponrible. Alter
a abort consultation the Jury found a verdict for
plakntil in the cum offl.OOU.
n e lUWOia lay mat VI.UVV WUIiu jmj iur gUM j
aiof .nUw.bov,ib,i, im, tw,. Miribi,i.ilbmliy htall attdll fo(t hB TrMor,r
the law, It "will pay" to keep clean pavements.
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An Im porta nt Tr i a l. A L n nd Cnw
of more than ordinary Importance we learn la to
be tried In Centre county next month, before bis
Honor Judge Klwell of Columbia county. Juilge
Klwell'a great exprricneo aud ability, eipeeially
lo eases of this kind, seem lo be recognised by
tho legal profeseloa throughout tbe fclale, as wa
notice be ia choren to try many leading cae.
I bis case la sat (low a lor May Id. l ie etty or
Philadelphia is Plaintiff and Henri. Biuitb,
Bhodos A Bmith are defendants. I be attorneys
concerned are Mcatrs. Blanebard, Beaver A Wil
son of tbe Cenlie county bar. Judge Linn or
Lycoming, Bono tor Wallace or Clearfield, and B.
U. Peale of our bar. Tha question Involve the
location of certain lands mostly in Centre county,
which were lone since devised lo the eity or Phil
adelphia lor Ihe benefit al tho poor. As tbe great
mineral weal Ik or the lands Ijmg along tne neat
Branch river aad its tributanee is developed, tbe
titles to leads grew ta significance, aad our lead
ing lawyer, are likely Is bava aemethlng of a
harvest before these queelions become Bnally set
tled. The lands in dispute in this ease arc be
lieved lo be very valuable, aa being of tbia kind,
and tbe coaolueion ef the ease will be watched
with much interest.--Cfialoa VtmmtrmU
Cadet Appointed. Tho Clarion
ifemecrwl saya : "Dr. A. O. Egbert, Congressmen
of tbe 2f th District, has appointed Edward Thomp
son, cf Franklin, lo tha Nalat eadetahlp at An
napolis. Tba youth thus se lee ted Is fifteen years
oia ana sea or wm. a. tnompeoa, wao waa
otown to ntome oy a lorpeoo wear u inn in
1871, leaving a widow and family of small chil
dren In atreigbtened cireumilances."
Mr. Thompson was a brother ef Dr. II. P.
Tbompeoe, of I'arweastille, and af Joseph L
Tbompaoa, who residie near thia borough. Their Beyer's house, In tbia place, la Iba fall he la
mother, and grand-mother t Ibe cadet, also i Jared hie back pretty icrerely, bul waa able te go
resides here. I borne oa Tuesday.''
Terrible Accident. Tho l.cwirt-
town tVcscfM say 1 1 . . ,
'Peter HI pa, an old cltiaen of Deeatar town.hip,
residing en Jack's Creek, wee killed yesterday
morniiig under peculiarly sad cireewstanecs. He
bad noticed a eraneon tbe bank of the stream, and
took down bts gun with lha intention or shooting
it. W bile blowing In the mutsls of his piece, be
attempted lo lilt the hammer with bis foot, when
it wae imtantly discharged, tbe load entering bis
mouth aad blowing out hts braiae. He waa
about DO yeara of age, ofa jovial dtipuiitlua, nnd
well known ia Ihe region in whieh bo rcaided.
Ha leavei a wile and aeieral children lo mourn
their leu." m
They rwvni to linro queer noy out
la Clertoe ceaaty. Tha aewciwt says : "When
tbe Kimersbarg hoys attend prayer-meeting, they
kaeel for Ihe first prayer, tha seeoad they alt oa
the Boor, and tho third they hang oa lha bark of
tbe scat, aad thereafter don't getdowa at all, hut
sit ap and gate at Ihe girls. Uaen the girl, anust
like It, ar Ibey woeldu't always he seohiag aver
tbe next seat, jait ta see Ibat other girl's aew bat."
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To rr iUBUiLT The Northmlor-
laad Via aays tbe contract far balld in g tbe east
end of Ibe aerlb branch bridge, (cue apaa) con
necting that place wtta bard'a lalaada, and re
cently eerried away by the high water, was
awarded to Daniel Fisher, of Union coaaty. Caw
tract price H,W, ta he completed la three
montha. A rope ferry will he eeialdiehed aeroel
tbe catlehaaacl ever Wbteb the entire bridge We
tweettaway. m , m i 7'
.'ollinrwmid Jlmml.
THE 000 N TV tUPERINTENDENCV,
Kmtor lUpi'Di.itaa i Now that the trl-canlal
aonventlon of 1H rectors, for lha alecllon of a
Coaaty u par inta lent, ii apkraM'ng, It way he
prtrtr to can aiieauon to a irw iaoii oonneoieti
with the last eonreuilou, and which ahould be
taken iutoeoniidvratlon at the coming eonveatloa.
It rs well known that the oiuw or tlx aaadl
datei wore p relented at the ennvt-ntion of 1H7I,
lima anabltiig DiraeloM tu lor tbo man of
Ihvir clioioe. Alter a majority of ibe convention
baii deelarsd w l la. I'.ruytlw, ana bit
eommUott'ti wai wiHtlnIU on aooauhf of tome Ir
regularities anw iiuhitoalcrroritke appointment
ot J. A. tlreeory was secured. To mauy neraoiis
this aet'uied unlalr and conivquently otaated con
atdetahk euinplaiat at tbe ti
'rahk -amiiplaiat at the' tiuia, .' Cn urtlrf j ,
he the diiatialaolion tnaa axlaliug, H w ,
soot
prumlaod ou tbo pari ol biia and his fnvnda and
aupporlvre, Ibat under vxiiliug cireuwalanws
bis rt-elaouuU WouW not be demanded ( and la
fact, 11 baa ouly recently Ueu made kuowa to
many uf lb a lweJera that be wmiJd f ak a ,a
elvelinn. ' -
'roui present indloatlona, tbe coming eoneeu
lion will not only be aiked lu re-elect bim, but
bava no oppoiing candidate. I am not advl-ed
aa to tbe uauee ut thli drpatture from the prece
denla of former yeara. Perhaps It la owing to the
i art el a "two term preeaaent oaring oeeu a--a-li-heil.
and I ho ftatilrauia lo lliat lioiition b I
loaition bm wi
boon rriirhteneil utl by it. If tuch fa the ease, I
beg leave to aay that many or our PI recto re are
opposed to iHub precedent controlling the election
ul a County Hupurintendent, and particularly in
u ' jth-i tbe ....Htton wlll am lh
My of pre.enVng a ehoioe of Candida.,
' , . ,u ' A k. n,. ..n.in it. -it.
Hit present van-, as an audi riaims wcit vinuanj
and a thia can be done by Ibe convention itself,
those Directors having a candidate to present
should net tail l presrait his claims before the
eonveulioa.
1 am decidedly In favor of u-alectlortriscr rare,
and not an appointment by "nuanimous oonsen."J
. A fiioacm.
April Hi, 1874. " '-,
Collingwood Brand.
AN ACT.
Below we give an act of Assembly which will
doubtleae be of in tare t to many of our readers t
To provide for the erection of watering troughs
fur tho uie of horses and cattle, on Ibe public
. road a of this Cummonwealth V ' v i' I
' Y meatus, for the want of convenient walerin
places on ute puoiw nignwaya noraea aou oaiua
are frequent stifTcrers, tlisrerore.
HriTHifi I, Ht it tnaelid, bv tht 8naf amd
Houm AepMMUlKees t Vammomwattk q1'
I'fltnajftvnniu, i unrnt nwttmntif u, ana
Aety eimeleet ov m norAer of swme. That
under the sanctioa and auerv.iion of euporvieers
uf toada of the respertjl o lowneblpa of this Com
monwealth, any person or persons, who may erect
end Bia in tain in good repair, a public watering
trough of not less than four fest iu leogl b, twel va
Inches in width, and oine inebes in daplb,ifreleer
id either wood, stone, or iron, and barepurelear
water continually running into the same, by
piper, or otherwise, er tb water supplied by a
band puiup, iipoa tho side ef publio highway, i
auitablo for watering borne and cattle and ap- j
prorod by the aapwiaora of each towablp, ahall
le entitled to receive from the road fund tharco4
toe aum ot tnree aoiiars par annnia on we pay
ment ul hii or her mpectli e road lax.
hKr. S. That wlicnevar any person or persons
who are in poaiesiioa of nioniog water crossing
any public road that nilgbt be made anailftblo,
tor luopurpufteot the provinons or this act, or
wbtra water might he aupplied eaiily by a band
pinup, who neglect or refuse to accept the pro
vmuna ol thia act, tbo supervisors of roads iball
erect lha mine anil keep Die aoaie ta proper re
Pir, and fur a negltct or reluial thereof, aball bei
subjvot to the penaliiie of exiiting laws imposed
upon supervisors oi roaus-inr a neglect oi auty.
Hkc. h. That wbcoevorany watering trough ts
erected bit thopurpoo otervsaid, tbe aatne sjhaJt
be pisblbj property, and any uvreua wv person do-M
etroyius: the eame, or interterinir or committing
any nuiance upon the aaiua, shall be guilty of a
1 of Ihe eaae. and the auntivisors of roads of the
repH;life lownabips shall prusecate the aaine.
a e i
'AnAwot. )HPtwjntrilmtm'!iitH,if,,e pr,MWil'b!,r!;l'r, fUvZuuu?" I
through ...lha following apology , the edi.or of! c-rifWlwlhl( Vrfjm.
the Orosula Hwitlr t . . . , ,,,..,.. ' ' .
Mr Dbam 8in i My reforenca in Buy termor!
articio waa 10 me aouuuaoauMBt in ino uscaoia
Htvilt; that "Dr. Pierce is lso tbe first ta ad
"vanoe llie important tbeery, that every thought,
"(every mental ofiort) tn plica waste aa wU ae
"traneiliwn of brain snbatanco ; aud that great
"mental effort i are attended by a corre.poading
"expcn-liture of vital treasure, which are aub
"ireoted from the forces areilabb) fgi ihu ncooni
"livs ol the syitein."
Ptolnsors Carpenter, Daltoii, Flint, and otber
rminml phemilla anil tiheiuluffiih. will iwnalira
a. one emitted to tho hemlftt of h discovery, act
well ei to It. i.ublicatioo. the editor of tbe Hrtrille
will now float wilb serene coinpoiure down into
history. I humbly crave his pardon far previous
niisrrprtaentaliOR. So Caaon.
m , m
SuilUlcl I. Itovor. of tho Mi'dicnl
r ; died 1 the
r '
realticmtc r his father, in Headiwg, Paoa tha
14th init., aged M years; Be wai B bMh-r of
Dr. T. JelV. Buyer, or tilt borough. ' ', '' ' ' h " '1
The Philadelphia Tress saye i "Dr. Buyer wai
attached to the gunboat "Mattabasett" at the time
ti atxf Cn silk 4,W A IhaMovl j
In Albemarle Hound, and Waf SubeeqrtentTy prc-1
moted to Ibe rank of Burgeon and ordered to tbe
Pneifle squadron. After rem a in In g one year ia I
the Japanese wait re lie returned noma, Invalided ,
with con tt tr.pt lott. and he not Miiew been able
for duty." '" ' '" "'
. .e . at,, i. i. b-it i
Tiik It. K. Movement. The Clinton
Democrmi taya ; Aa adjourned meeting of the
Kartbaus Railroad Company was held last Thurs
day afternoon at the offlce of 8. R. Peale, Eiq,, la
Look Haven. Present i L. A. Machey Beaj.
Hurxtbal and J. B. Barter ol New York L. M .
Co-adrlet of Prenrk villa, Charles Paarrs of - Kert.
haaa, K. M c(l array ef Baft Lick, J. 8. Reese cfj
Baltimore, James U. U rah am of Clearflod, A. C.
ICoyvs, Joha JoaeoiW. Bi .MoreaMothcraj R '
R. Bridgens, John Junes and D, 8. Maynard were
appelated a eommltMe I aolk-tl mbscriptinas
from Ihe ei litem of Keating, aad Meaars, Kcyee,
Peal and Mackey were appelated to confer with
tha Keating estate representatives to secure the tr
aeiti lance ia hnlldiiig tbe road. The enterprise
la advancing as much as could ha expected, and
tba feeling mai Tested gives aaturanoe that tbe road
wlllbecoxistrttoled. ' j J Jl .j
Attention. Thowe merchant who
were so unfortunate, or busy, as to forget the
Mercantile Appraiser's appeal day, and design
retiring from buiincis, had better make that fact
known te Treasurer Wire Within the aext thirty
days and thereby save trouble lo both. Thorn
who are willing to make nn affidavit that they
will ifitlt business, can lava their Uceose f trlejtcn
off, or have a Justice to render a judgmeat agalntt
PntitmnliMMllH h an ami alila a Una. I
Herriiburg-
Sold niruin ftnd ant the ciudi!! its
inarka CapU David Mctlaugbey whelm diipdsed;
of his saloon to Messrs. Samuel and Frank Betters,
who have taken possession and arc now doing
the agreeable behind the coaalrr f that old and
popular establishment. Cap. still holds on lo the
ouaand will continue to roll and pocket as many
balls an (ha next fellow.
. e -m
Another JIuhinkmi Chanor. Wo
learn that Ihe popular firm of 11. F. Bigler A Co.
bare disposed of their entire rnlereit tn tbe bard
ware buiincif, In this borough, lo ox -Sheriff Pow
ell and Will. Morgan. The business wl hereafter
be conducted In the name at Pewell A Mot-gee, whv
pnipoee lo Issue Ihelr proclamation to Ihe public
next week.
-
List A It'tU'm rt'inaininx tinclriiiiu'd
in the Poatoffiee at Clearfield, for the week ending
April 26th, H, :
Bettle, 0. H. Hoffman, Misa Little
Hatter, (Ih .rlM ' l!bhhard ThomaajA
Cunningbaai, M. Hodman, J. K.
Dimgberty, John limon, Frank
Fox, A. U. Monday, Patrick
Hill, tleorga Meollald, Albert
1. A. UAULIN, P. M.
Parmerh. Attention ! Clover mid
timothy seed for tale cheap, at Ly lie's grocery,
, Pi.-t opasa House,
Tho Tyrone aytO "0 Sirti-
day last, Itav. T. J. Heese, Preaiding EUtr of tbe
Altcona Diitrlct of Ihe M. E. Church, fell down
a pair of slalrs, into lha cellar of Mr. F. D.
Brother Reeee had better keen out of the cellar
on such eaoj days, ' ) JJlfl
Withdrawal. Tho following enrd
fully explains ttaslft
LmiKRaatiRQ, Pa., April loth, 1 876.
To the Sthoat ittncfrr of VirmrArld Crania t .
Thia ia to notily you that I withdraw my name
as a eendidate lor the oatce of Coaaty nuperin
lendent. K 0. Have.
luiomufmrnt.
VUH COLINTY Hl'PKitllXTIiMDNT.
Ma. RaiToat I hereby aathoriaa yon te slate
that JOHN A. UHKUOKV will hen candidate
lor the office of Boner la tended af Cemmom
Hehoole of Clear Held ceeaty, before the Convec
tion or ftcheol Direeters, which meets la May
neat, and I hone that all tree educators will
aiat te bava him re-elected. He ia aoneel and
compelont, aadVeserree tbe position.
A DtRRrroa,
ttpetUiti,
CARutAena awn Br gar as Foa Pa lb. Half a
ilnaea new end second-hand buggies end carriages
for sale, at exceedingly low prices,
Apr. JH-3m. . Jamrj L. Lravt
IIorrrs ar H Aannaa roa Palr. The coder-
signed, for ihe purpose of reducing stack, will
iml very ebeap a aamber cf hereee aad) a wuasber
tali af barweea. jaaaa a, avearv.
Apr. H e. a!l-l "
Ubw' rrasiaaiira Uoena.-A faU4iJastfl-
eelved al Rbawere Pie's le Hoa.ev
tlllHTRI. iUlKT?JI. glllHTSIII
VIM Hhlrli, r.oiij Mlrla, Cbp RhirU. A
ej for Cbolic L. Bith Co', Ml.br.lc4
b.r Clljt" im Bbtrt.. Swll oMr drimul.
A ! M iuiUMit. . I- B. 8boi,
plW - Pl' 0im IIoum.
!nJI luu, Bilk, Bumnin Uni.o Mil till.
Tbr.i.1 I nJ.r Slilrla. AIM, brat UaHI; of Jiu
l)rw,, M fHioirw,' t. 1H.', Up.r. Uoum. "
. -- ,
Ull.rl, Cull, Tlu, llo, lluak.rcbl.r., Bu
yrndm, Ilium, ll.lr lkn,io, o., In irlMnil
uailit, lo nil all .1 Bii.w.m' '
!4W. i.j. i I' . -t tot tm ImMi !
iis.aj.L n.. 1 fi.. .l.... .kil.ir.,. a In.
tmrirlf, aiag'at ' ' fraawatia', '
myt - Pie'i Opera Uutias, i
Call and ee tbe "Neldioh" Ladiel (UiUr, a
new eboe, equal to lh beat wake. "
i ,,. ,it ;ii.int J. a-. 6 no sue, : .j
!pUl ., ,( f . Pi' Opera Uouss, j
:, .C,T MKCKIV1CU.'' -:
' A large Invoice of Boots and 'hoe for men ,
nnd bays, lor Indite, mlscaa and children, for eld I
and young, for tbe rich and pwori for wide aud j
narrow feet. Uood and bud ihoea, handiomeand i
vnitgliliy snoee, as rneap aa iae -law aiwwa. n
la aur purpoie net ta oe auaenoid. i i
-, : J. 8. Hirowaaa, .,
ajilH
Pie'a Ojer ITouae. , ,
HATS! HATS Jl II ATS 11! -.'lii
A ehoioe lino or Nutera, Fell ud Wool Uati,
just opened Also, a vary large sUmk, of summer
g oJi, ready for the seaion.
Having eitabllabed a reparation la this ls-
fiartment it will he oar aim te keep It up by affer
ng every arUole We sell at uaprenedeitudly tow
figures. . , . J.S.SHUWliRS.
apllS ' " ' ' Pie'tt Opera Hooh.
MttMNtat (leooe A rinaoiALfT, tm Triday,
May, Ttb, 1ST ' 1 will return from Philadelphia,
with a full well selected line of Summer Milhosry
Goods, oon silling of the newest etyla Paris Pat
tern Bonnets, Hats, Ribbons, Ac, together With
all tbe novelties of lha aeasoa. Alt "Millinery
Uoodi" hought before the first of May are not
fhihlonable Hummer styles and on re liable for (be
season ( therefore, persona buying from my sleek
can rely on them being ihe beit stylett, a to prices,
for same quality of goods. 1 defy competition, aa
I bur and sell for cash and not on long credit and
have all advantages in business, for celling al lew
ices, and which I intend giving my eiialouitrt
the advantage of Ibis season. Don't rail to nt
least call and eee my goods, bufom you hny.
April 17, Il7tt. Mna. T. IC. Wato, '
Ptler MoUeorga can sell you boots, ihoei, bats
nd caps at such prices thnt will aitoniih yon.
Call and sec for yourself before purchasing elee
whore, m, , . i-.,1 .: . .i'
Vcu run buy Petkioa driving hoott at
' PKTKR MoQKOKOK'8.
You can buy Klrulra ralf ihoca far tt at
.. ,11,11 J'KTER MoOKOHtlK'S.
Trunks and rallies, cheip for oah at
i . - i v. PKTKR MotiKOHlIK'8.
The lattit style uf hnti and oaps, cbcan for
cash at PP. frill MctlKoRiji:,
The Centennial Hoard of Camiaitsloners de-i
sired to here one Aaiertoaa hat, enp, loot, shoe,
aud gents' furnishing store on exhibition, audj
make a aetootlon, are determined to mre lu H7fl
tn iba Kakibitioa huiUlin tha atnra of '
April H, PK 1 KU McU KOitOK.
PaJn ! Pain !t Oh, how painful t weaf shoes
that pinch your eorne ! Oct a pair Ibat lit a all)
ovoraod touebea uo a here at
., PKTKR MHIKOIIOEH. .
Duke Alexis will again visit America this
spring, aolely to purchase a atook of buols and
shots, hatA and oapp and gents' furaiohing goods
from PKTKR McOlioltUK.
n aitri. loo.uou 20 inch, ahavnl siunglcs
alio 10, COO noundi wool, fur which the highest
Montour Ptftto Paints, lor painting houifs In-
side nnd out ilde Co-tin gei, Farm Hmldlngs, Ae.
Beautiful, durable and economical, ifroaud ia
pure Linseed Oil. - ...
rnyJfHS '"' II. F. Biot.t: A Co.
IiAUtt Pt.AHiK. A car load af Huntingdon
ground plaster Jaet received at
KHATKKH Js LVTLK'f.:
Clearfield, March S, 1875 Jmo.
Krai. It. M. M'Knally's advertisement la re-1
"d t0 lU ""
,. augi2-ijr
Cali. on R. M. M'Bnallv and get your life la-
tared in he Old Oenttnental Life Insuranee Coin-
ny, or Hartford, Conn. .i( . aug II ly
Al'OUBT FLOWKU.
The moat miaerabU bclnar. in the world are!
those suffering from Dy.pepala and Liver Com-1
la lot. More Ibaa seventy-five per cent ef the 1
people In tbe tailed bia tee are afUieted with
tbeeo two diieaecs aud Ibeir effect ; aueh aa sour !
efomsch, sick headache, habitual roatirenaia, Im- f
pure blood, heartburn, water braab, gnawing and
burning peine al the pit of tho stomach, yellow
wA aaiagM aad iU agraalU lata ia !
the month, coming up of tbe luod after eating,!
low spirits, Ae. Uo to the Drug Store of . 0. 1
Watson and gel a 76 eent bottle, off av email bet
He for lo cents. Try It. i
ii, u. unaa.t. Bote Ainnuiaoturar, t
tneb 81 75- ly. W.por.nviir, .V. T.
t i..
Rtan that Coartu Dr. Morris' aTyrun of Tar
Wild Cherry and Horehound is guaranteed lo
cure coughs, ool.ls, hoarseness, or any diicase or
tbe throat, longs or chest leading lo consumption,
la wee usee tnaa any etner preparation, note ma
th at we have ever sold acta ao promptly and well.
it cures croup la a lew minutes aad is the beet
known remedy for whooping oeuih. Contains no
opium and ie pleasant lo oak a. Cough-worn vic
tim, waeea luege are reeked and aora wtta par
oxyeme, find sure nnd speedy relief from iu use.
Trial sise, 10 cenla. Bold by C. D. Wat .on,
Clearfield) F. Vuriey A Co.,' Wlinant-rrovet T.
H. Foroey, Urahamtca,and F. Moyer, Kylertowa.
. t ' ,! . ' ' "' ' I .
BtoeiKa Fun Sai.b, It. Kewton Shaw keens a
fnll sunnlr of Fredoaia Buccfea and Platlnnn
vr agons lor aaia. Te be aeea at tea smew iionee
yard. Call oa or aedresa biua at kwaruela r)ena
syhanla,, may JS-tf. ,
New style collars aad can's at T. A. Fleck A Co 'a.
White goods at T.'A. Fleck A Co'..
; Uadcrweai for ladles at T. A. Phnh A Co'.,
Millinery goods, all kinds, cheap nt T. A. Ftcok
ACee.--.-- - - - - -
Trimmed haUaad aehaetaavT. A.lleok A Co's
New embroideries for sale at T. A- Fleck A Co's
New df cis goods at F lack A Co's.
Fllke, rllks, cheap at Fleck A CoY
Calicos and moslias very low at Fleck A CoV.
Blach alpacas, very oe.t for ti cents at T. A.
Fleck A Co's.
Nice shawls for II at T. A. Fleck A Co'a.
M earning goods a specially at Flerk A Ce's.
Ladies hose for fi and II cents, north uieis)
money al Fleck A Co's. u t t. i ,
' Alpacas all price at T. A. Fleck A Co'. .
Naw kid glorea at T. A. FlaA A OoV. ;
Percales and white pique at Fleck A Co's.
Parasols, a fall assortment at Flick A Co's.
The 'lovernor of Maine lias l.tiied bli procla
mation to all former eitiaena ef that Mate, now rn
Clearfield Co., Pa., to at onoe report for their
supply ef hats, caps, boots and .hoe, and famish
ing goods at PKTKR McUKOROK'S.
A large assortment cf Waldo M. CI. Bin's boots
shoes and gaiters at I'HTKR MeOKOKUK Hi
SHnrlrl
t. Morrit tnwn,bip, Cl..rl)ld Annlr, P., i
nor.d.j, Ai.til lid, 1?J, I,, A. W. llAVH,.i
K.q., Mr. JkKFUIAII IIOUVKK .ml ll.u
LYDIA DRAM.
; Sird. 1 ' '
la Brady townablp, Clearfiald eeualy, Pa., ea
Wednesday, April ith, s74, UKORliK OX1HKN,
aged 7fi years, 7 montha and 10 days. . .. , ,
Ha leaves a wife and twelve children, and a
large circle of relatives residing la Brady and)
Lawrence townships. He rerlded longer la the
former townabip ibaa any ether sltissa aw re
siding therein.
In Kartbaus lowasbip, Clearfield county, Pa
On Tbaraday, April 8th, 1H7, PAHAII, wife of
nnwARn atruARvar, q., agta ,w years.
Bbe wae for about forty years a member of the
kf K. CUercb, and A eeeslftent ChrisHaa.1 1'ar
lag a married life of thirty fire years, she svef
made home com fort able and happy, Death found
her ready, flbe expressed bee a If at be lag fully
prepared te go. ft be reals from her labor, and
her works do follow her. ' ' ' ' '
la Ferguson township, Clearfield county, Pa.,
en Monday, April 18th, Ilia, bAHAll, wife ef
Matthuw Huron, aged 6J years, II moat hi and
todays.
Bbe leaves a husband, twelve children, and a
very large number of relatives te mourn for her
la Wsllseeteo, Clearfield county. Pa., en
Wedneeday, April 11, l7d, Wa. U. BirLaa. aged
sl yeara, 1 meatbs and 24 days. ..
The sebjeet ef this ebitaary was a victim ef Iba
destroyer, eeammptlow. In his lest boars he
adeapnbllc profession of faith la Ihe JJ I viae
Master, say lag that he was prepared la die with
a clear mind, forgiving all Wrong and asking
Bod's blessing ta rest apon thoss that might have
bean his enemies. Ila wy aeteralrjr ef a tfuiat
aad reserved dlipoaliloa, aa aftVettonara hatband'
aad ladalgant father. Me antsxed a be eenslble
af the vanity ef earthly thiaga aad Ural U waa
pleeeant te die re pace ewcy from earlbly eorrew
"i .
: fa Cleetwetd hwreegw, FrldaH April t-ld,
rw7a, ARCHIBALD, infant see) of Jem and
Mauv Pawaveoa, aged 1 year, I months and 16
(tare,
. grw gult'frtistmfais.'
A I
J0LUNUW00D BRAND..-
QPPOSITION
TO ,
nri'ONiTioNi
T, A. FLECK & CO.,
' art detcrmiljefl to sell ' ' 1
;!!',', ; duy goods, , j ..."
, , j l (irioos that defy eouipetition. .
1(1,000 yards of entirely uev dress goods.
ft.tlOOyarda Blaek A I pace a,
The eelehrattd Collingwood Brand, arknowl.
edged Iba best goods for iba price ever put on I ha
market.
Summer Cafiinerrs, a large uiioitmeul, vi-iy
oueap. -
it. i I " ! . i
; UDI liS' UUESS GOODS. '
. Ladles white dress goods, la great variety.
Table Linens, ahlte; and la oo'orf. Price
away elewa. . . 1
A beautiful let of Summer Shawls, bonght at a
bargain and will be sold very low.
f :t I ' i ' ;
LiKlIeH' Itonneh nnd Huts.
. ..it', . . n
Mats and Binocta,trimmedanduntrlmmed,ia the
very tateet styles) alio flowers for trimming, and
very article used for Mlliaory, Ribbons, Laoee,
Wreaths, Ac, all entirely new.
.11 ; . . '
' Ladies Drcus Triininings,
o- .i, ! , , .
A Inrfrc line of Dress Tilmulng.just purchased,
to le cold Very cheap :
Psroaies In ftill line, real nice.
The Aneal Variety of irinti or caliooever brought
to rliis town, from 4 to 10 vents por yard.
Mills llinmiVn is here.
T. A. FLECK'.
A, M. HILLH.
oetsrN '
rQUANUK OK . PJtOPR! KTOKS.
-it f I.. - i ;
' ' The andrrslgned having purebased tbo .tore
goods and property formerly oocopiod by Lever
Tlegai, on 6ciud afreet, Clcaifield, adopts Ibis
mriTiod of bringing hi. buiinmi lo thn notice of
k. H..I.IU ..rl. ..r.u.i, n f..l-il. kla
with the very best quality ef
BOOTS '& SHOES,
' , r HATS & CAPS,
at exceeding low rater. Thli 1 a in enabled to
tie, bcpauie I have an rent to pay, and can there-
fore divide the prnflle with my customers. It,
may he said that this ie an experiment with me,
but H selling a good article for a low figure en-j
ttcea custom and expands trade, I aia bound ta
aaeoecd In my undertaking, tike me a oa1!, ex
amine my stock and learn my prices. -
To my huge stock of bouts and shoes, bats aad
aap, I have just added a full stock of
icns Funiisliin"; Ciooda, ,
which 1 will tell at the very lowest figure for
cash, or In exchange for country produce, at tha ;
mOitlCST MAKKKT PRICK.
Call and examine my ttoch and prices bel'ur
pun-baring elsewhere.
. ' ..'i '
PKTKR McOKOROC.
Clt arBcld, April 31, M7.
TO BPECtLATOHf, CAPITCALI6T9 AND
, MKCIIAN1C3. ,;
Amos Ueanardt too patentee ef the Kxeelslor j
C-aatbook, being on Iba point of removing to Cal-1
Ifornia, desires to diipme of his entire ititereit ia :
aald patent, east of tlie Mississippi, reserving,
however, Midland eeuoty, Michigan, sold to 11.
U Cooke and John (loo Id ; Aipwna county, Mich.
Igan, sold tu Wm. J. Kdwnnla and Hobt. Nppr,
and Waihlnglon county, Minnesote, told to Mi
ohael Mfffat. Nothing but his total Inability te
supply the iron ens demand for hii Caathooks
from encb a large amount of territory, wonld In
duce Mr. Kcnnard to dUpo.e of his interest. In
presenting this portion of hts patent for eale, Mr.
Kcnnard would remind the pa Mm that be is offer,
lug Be uatriad artiolo for their aeouptaooe, but a
Cant hook that through aeveral yeara of tbe sever
cat trials, under all oircum.taneea, has esleblished
far itself a world-wide reputation nod gained the
unqualified approbation of all practical lumber
men. For partMuler, apply In peraoa or by
letter to A Mod KKNNAHD,
apiil lil.Ws.tr.J Clearfield, Pa,
C- i)VKV PUOCLAM ATIONT
Whriiras, Hoa.C. A. MAY Kit, Preaiduut
Judge of tbe Court of Commca I'leaaof the twenty-filth
Judicial Dlttrlot, oompnaeel or the eoua
ttei cf Clearfield, Centre and Clintoa, and Hon.
WM. C. KOLKY and Hon. JOHN J. KKAO, As
sociate Jndgea ef Cleartield county, bare Issued
their precept, to me directed, far the holding of
an Adjourned Court of Common Pleas, at the
Court Home, nt Clearfield, in and for the eotin
tr or Clearfield, commcneiog on the FIFTH
MONDAY. TIIK SIST DAY OF MAY, We,
ami continuing one week.
N0T1CK ia therefore hereby given to jurors and
witnesses, in and for said eounly of Clearfield to
be aud appear ia their proper iieraona, et 1 0 o'elooh
A. M. of so id day, te do those things which in
uieir behalf pertain to be done.
til V KN under my hand et Clearfield, this Sl at day
of April, la the year of our liord one thousand
eight hundred nnd sevrntv-flve.
W. II. MqPIIKHHON, Sheriff.
COURT PROCLAM ATION.'
WTIIKRKAS, Hen. 0. A. MAYER, President
V? Jndge er the Court or Common Pleas af
tba Twenty-fifth Judicial District, composed ef
the counties of Clearfield, Centre and Clinton
and Hon. William C. Folrt and Hon. Joan J,
Raan, Aesfiete Judges of Cloarfiold county,
have limed Ibeir precept, ta ma directed, for the
holding or a Court or Common Pleas, Orphans'
Court, Court of Quarter Besbiona, Court or Oyer
and Termiaer, and Court of General Jail Deliv
ery, at tbe Court House at Clearfield, in and for the
county of Clearfield, commencing on the Brat
Moudny, Mie f tlx day or June, lrtlA, and
Ie continue two week.
NOTICH 18, therefore, hereby given, te tha
Coroner, Justice of the Peace, and Constables,
In and for aaid county of Clearfield, te appear In
Ihelr proper peraons, with their Records, Holla,
Laqaieltions, Bxaminalioas, and other Kent em
bras oee, to da thoae things which te their eAeee,
and tn their behalf, pertain to be done.
By an Act of Aneinbly, eecd Ihe Hth djy of
May, A. 0, II hi, II ia made the duty of the Jne
tlece of the Peace ef ihe several eonwtiee of thia
Commonwealth, to return la the C'erk of the
Court or Quarter fltiona of Ihe respective
conn ties, all the rpeognraanetc entered Iota before 1
them by any person or person oharged with tbe
commieaioa uf any crime, exuept aueh caeca ae;
may be ended before a JuU-e uf the Peace, un
der existing laws, at least tea days before the
eommeBeemeni af the teuton - of Ihe Court In
which they are made lelurnablerc.peetively.aad
la all ea.et where any recognisanoea arc entered
into le.e than Irn dj befoit Ibe coiumencrment
of tbe seition to which they are made returna
ble, Ihe said Ju.tioei are to return tbe same tn
the snu.e wanner as H raid act had not been
passed.
H1VKN Bader my band at Clearfield, this list
day ef April, in Ibe year ef ear Lord, eee
thouaand eight hundred and r-eventy-Av.
aprl tc W. R. MrPHKItHON, her iff.
Muring been ciiAnrd !o my bed for some
time with no hope ol permanent i ni prove mm t, I
deem It best to qalt bertuces, ami hereby notify
my patrons that 1 bare placed all my beoki and
papers in the handi 1 ft in. Porter, hq., for set
tlement and collection. He Is fnllt authoilied to
settle my curiae, end will pay all hetteet el alma
t reee led again at me. No one nerd come ta my
ouse on bu.'nesi, being physically unable to at
tend to it. Those having unsettled icnounte on
my book will cooler a favor oa me by calling on
Mr. Porter at aa early day and adjust the .ante
ia a proper manner. FRANK BIIOllT.
Clearfield, April H, t"7t. .Im.
N
KW SIIOK 8T0HK.-
I wonld anntmnt., lo lb. Voiiiit. of ClMrfl.ld
and tha p.bllo it I'T. that I bara ra.M th.
dkort tkif fcnwflr " hr Vnk HlMrt tm
prqauW to aaki1 uid .U all klal, o( Bool,
lid rllio,,, ft, fnrm.rl7 dona tt, Hhorlj o. flbnrt
lottr. an. Kill irannl H kladl f ' !
ta rta rMt or oat ta " Vh bwt KrM
Muk ai.a;a.a baod. 8b.poDMa,bal8uM,lal
dmr lo tba AIIl.or llotrl.
M.rrb. II TMr TIMM 4ft AI,L.
T 1ST OF JUK0H3.-
List of Jurers draaa for ihe holding of a
Cnnrt ef Common Pleas, eowuivaoinx va the 4th
Monday (Slat) of May, lfi7 ,
atunronn.
John II. Hti'wart
Ijamuel A. Caldwell
nnAbr,
William K. Irvin
Julius A. Terpc
J m met Milea
John Bailey
Henry tllnter
Ueorge Krlner ' 1,1
aodua.'
Wilson Hoover
ciikst. '
I IIOallKI.
John fMiikey
on a ham. 1
Patrlrk Cailey
on.nH.
Jamci Flynn
William Ncvling ,
not Tsini.r.
M. B. Mollugh t;
nfrrox,
DaTld Burkey
SOUP IV.
Parker Strong
KIPS.'
(laorgs Arnold
I.AWnRKJU
Phitlp Mullen ,..
B. F. Sterling
(Jeorge L Head
K.'AIIIIM.TOX, .
James L. Cook
PKHX.
Richer d Denver, Jr.
i't k a.
Philip Long . -
uaica.,
W. W. DunUp
Juha 11. C looser ,
John Ilockenberr '
ttlVtlOTOR. '
: Cherles Bertbol
j James 8. Conoway ,
ri,RAMriBLI.
! A. W. Lea
I Daniel W. Moore ,
Henry Bridge
John L. Crsgle
t-tinwaariLi.a. .
J. K. K ratter
tl. U. Thompson
I itnt ATta. ,
, Kdwsrd Teit
I A. 1). Lannard
JlST O" Jl!ItOItS. ... ... i
Llat or Jurors draw for June Term, A. D.
167, sawmiaiiagee. the Area. MetMtay, tho tth
anAxa Jt aoaa. i ..
t-LKARrilLtl.
L. K. MoCullough
R. A. Mitchell
a. wasHtaorov. '
William MeanAc
aaccaata. , ,
William Mays
BLL. '
Robert Met. alley v I
i&enoi Hoover ,'. t
ananronn. r
Devld Foroey
John A. Woolridge
cnaaT. .
Joseph II. Breth
narAti a.
Jacob Mook
Andrew Baughmaa ,
r ana i so v.
Ueorga Straw , , , .
John F. Heed
JOMiiR.- l
John Carry i 1
' aaerraaia,
I. C. McCloskey
I.AWRSXrX. 4 '
A. H.Bhaw - '
bamvcl BroVn
, MORRIS.
James Thompson
i ran.
Soba B, Burgoon .
riKR.
Prederieh A Bloom
Richard Freemen
i woo ow ana, i
Thomas Uendrson
travniirb Jtuona riaiT wkbic.
OKI-CABIA.
Isaiah Warrick ;
r an li.. )
W.J. OampeeU
lhomaa riuudvrlln "
anAnroiOi.
Aaron Orabam
8, K. Cowder
I Jeorge Albert
Rnarir.
F. K. Porter
VflRHT
Jolm I-Vhel ..
ffnac Marklc
Wihlam MoOarvey
B. O. Mo M ester
tuvixurux., ,
John Hugar
ri.RAarir.t.p.
Ktra Ale -John
Johuioa
DKCATt'B.
David 0 earl.. rt
A. J. Htlaer
R. D. hii (.waiter :
Thomas Wairen
oirar:. '
Duwiol Krlse
GOhBrX, t
J. W. Wnllaca
Jne. A. Fulton
flRAUAH. i
Ellis Turaer
A. li. Hoover
ui ui a.
Prank FlynB '
Wm. Davis ;
ausroa.
Peter Kvaos
KARTKAl'.'
Wm. Behults
RMOS.
Ueubeo Caldwell
lAWDKHCR.
John R. Forks
M.T. Fulton
Win, T- Spaokmsa
L. C. Bloom
John C. Dale
' aoanta.
M.J.Brown
II. A. Doughcity
Jamea Hollenback
oaciMLA.
Edward Shun
tleo. M. DeLaney
Ur. D. R. Uood
Wxi.Bwaggart
11. II. Kepbart
, rr.xx,
Jno. John. ton
Chas. Xotlovera
el km.
James Norris
John Hancoi'k
J. Jurdaa Bloewt '
woo on a a it,
henry Peters
Reuben Hegerty
o weal.
" ao. in:. ' 1
aro-ABiA.
Wa. B. Courtney
BBLI,
Levi funderlin
niunroRn.
V. P. Wilson
John An tee
RHADV.
Brady Kirk
Ferdinand Keyler
Jacob Edioger
Wm. Brooklmnk
arnxNitiR.
Ororge Pat alien
A. II. Bhirey
ORAU AM. i
A. C. lBiberry
oi i.icn.
Jemes Wilson
JOB OA R.
Henry Bwas
John II. Bwan
James Oilllgen
LAwwaxra.
(leorge Uulinb'
Robert W. Ueed
Moani.
Jssse Beam
Lcward Kyler , ,
David llamiltoa '
rasa.
Wm. Free warn
Win. Flyan
riaa.
Moaee Wic
lioliert W. MeNaut
tnue llartsboru
Amoa W. Bloom
W ALLACKTOX.
Alex. France
ttRAariaxD. -A.
W. Orabam
II. W. Park
W. S. Bradley
i CI'MWRXaVIIXR.
Alex. H. Irvin ,
Henry Kerns
r II RUT.
Hamuel Fiabel
Wm. Wagoner '
IIKCATI a. t
Wm Ay era
- rRftt:oat
J4in A. Bowles
QOLLINtlWOOD DHAMD.
N
EW OPENING.
SHOWERS'
BOOT & SHOE .
' i I AND ' '' -'
i j HAT & CAP
NTOJtE.
ROOM No. 1, PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
' MAtlKKT SIRKET.
A full and complete aisortment of new goods
d new t firs, down (o
"UAiiD PAN" PRICKS.
(...,. ' "
f fltli.t,. tn Invited to n .nJ .ittnin my
atork md JiiIk. fr thaojnlvM to ..lltj od
prifc. of (nod.
I
JOSKI'll 8. 8II0WF.RH.
Cl.iiDd.l, Airil II, 1874.
OSHANNON LAND AND LUMBER
COMPANY,
08CK0LA BTEAM MII.LK,
H 41, CACTI) RU
LUilllKK, LATH, AND TICKETS
SAWED SHINGLES.
Al.o Hill, of HKIILOCK ud I'INS Hd
I. mlr ol abort BotiM. j
Alio-TOWN LOTS for ul. I. Ua wofk
oruKwiik
A,.o I.AIlllE A880RTMKNT Q.N'KBAL
MKKOIIANUIKK at Mr lUiomolk Slora la
O.cola.
II. II. BllILLINurOKD, rraaMrat,
-Fomt PlaM, No. lit 8. dtb at, Pbll'a.
O.e
JOHN LAWSIIB, Oanaral B.p'l.,
fJJ.nl OhmI. Mill., Cl.ar.ald Cor Pa.
rlili TIMKS. - -- -
A FIIIPT CLASH MEWPPAPKIl.
lndt-prndrnt In ar.rylhlngt K.artal la nnth.
In,! I,pn,rd load norrupt rfng, ia Moateipat,
8l,t. anj National affaira.
IIIB DAILY TIM KH
will - l.nnd .a Satordar, th. Ilh of Mareh
nnat, aod ...r, voinlng lb.rMMrr, fandaj,
r.iit.l,anl.rth.rditorl.lliriolton of A. K. Mr
ciur.. prlnlH anmpft.ll, frora rfear, n.w tp.,
n. a larav t.lto pbwi, eonlalatn, all lha a.w. of
tba day, tocloding tha AMiwiatad ProN T.la
,ram, Hpoci.l Tclaaraoi, and ('orr.ppoml.no.
TntiB all point, of Inlor..!, and frarlm .ditortal
diMiaiana of.U.arrent tviilo,. I'rloo, 1 ...ta.
Mall ali.orlpiioB., po.U(a fr. 8i llallar.
prr annua, or rirtr oanla p.r nonth, In advanoa.
Adv.rtiMmi'at. ,l,.a, twanty and thirty a.nta
pw Una, armdin, ta ti'.aitian.
TIIK W8KKI.V TIMM
Will ha laaad oa ttBloiday, Marah tilth, Bad
wackly lhrraafl.r, ooBUIaliig all iDiporlaat aawa
of lb. wa.k, aad aompLta Biarkat and .nanoial
roporta. Maibd, far wra tair, M,taf fraa, at
th. followiiij rata i
On enpy H i H...$I..O
T.B Couial , . 9.99
Twanty Copio, 11.0.
Adroiilariwnta lw.Bty-.va rvnta pn Itn, . Ita
KlltBBDM aboald b. aaada hy dr.fl, ar PaM Of
.aa .rd.nl- , Addrtaa
Till TIM KS,
' 1 " No II Month Kavnlb HtrMt,
BOhl.la, ! Phlladalpblav
PllTsg Wo Jp vmn u.
$td' Column.
AVILLIAM keed
1875. SPRING. 1875.
vr; '
i APRIL.
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS.
Domestic Dry Goods.'
Newest styles Dress Goods.
Linen Suitings, &c &c.
Notions, Trimmings,
Ladies' Furnishing Goods,
' Cents Furnishing Goods,
... i
Hosiery aud Gloves.
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPER.
WALL PAPER.
CAIIPET CARPET CARPET
Blil'SSKLS
INGHAtX
J ; , l!A(i, : .
8TAIII
DRl'OGET
m fis, c
Alao, full lino of
MILINLUY GOODS
Having na xpt-ricnoeiJ Trimmei'
from Fitilttlelpliia, Indie, will find
nice stock of trimtnod good..
Anything not on hand will bo or-
d.red promp'.ly.
rire gire u. e call.
WILLIAM HEED.
R a, bo. i, Optra lloaee. Marly .pporlte the
Poet 01...
rleerfleM, April 7, I'TV
Mr m.
5rn oo&i, mtottxitt, t.
FI.OUU. FEED,
AND
G'KOCEKY
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
Herd Ml., une d.Mir w..l of I eouird Huum
l lfirlltld, P.
Krri .nit.nllr bhd
S1IIAH,
COI'KK.,
TF.AS, ,
,-(nDA,
COAL OIL,
8VKUP, ,
SALT,
SPICKS,
SOAP, " . '. .
Cananl and Driad Fralu, Tob.c.o, Clj.ri, Ca-
dlra, Cldar Vlorfar, Ballar, Ki. U. '
ALSO, EXTKA USlfc'.MADE
Wheat and Iluekheat Flour,
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, &o,,
All of which will h. aold ehrap 'for rarh or IB
aiehang. for eoantry produce.
A. O. KRAMER A CO.
CIcarBeld, Nor. II, 1174. If
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IS
PURE DRUGS!
CHEMICALS!
PAINTS, 0115, DYE STUFF
VARNISHES,
BRI'BIIES,
PKRPl.MKEV,
FANCY 0 COD
TOILET AIM'ICLES,
OP ALL KINDS,
PUfta WIA'ES AND IIQVORS,
for nidttlnal p.rpnac.
Truiara, Support,!., Hobool Duaka and StatloB.
ary, aad all atbar article, aenally
twuod ia b Drag titer..
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CARE
FULLY COMPOUNDED. lUvina a Urea .1
parlcnea la tha haailieaa they eea give entire eat-
leraclloa.
J. 0. HARTSWICK,
JOHN V. IKM'IN.
Clrartcld, Derenber l, 1SH.
rlROCKRIKS.
JAS. H. LYTLE,
(Sureeeaor to LYTLE A MITCIIELLI
WIIOLKSALJS AXMl RETAIL
DKAI.ER IN
I'lltlll'K LINK DP TEAM.
OOLONUS,
JAPANS,
IMPERIAL,
YODBO HYSON.
ENGLISH BKIAKFAST
Purrat la Market.
HUTTKH A Nil KtCK
Will ha kept and aold at int coat. Caah paid
far Country Produce.
0K11MAX CHERRIES,
TI IIKEt PRUNES,
PRESERVED PEARS,
PIUT.ADELPniA HAMS.
Mackerel, Lake llerriog, Cod, Ac.
PICkLbH.
Barrel Picklea and Eagllah Pieklea.
FLOUR AM) FKKI).
Flour, Corn Heal, 0.1 Mril, Ae.
aiorTi JAS. It. LTTLS.
JJl'KY CHRIST,
8ucreiM t. KaVDKtt A Co.
TO thnee Intere.ted in th. parehaae of a atrietly
PURE RYE WHISKY,
Fur Medicinal Purjioiiee, we offer
Ilnl ley's lnro Itje,
Price $2.20 to ..... per galloa, and will ahip la
packagea ta aait parebaaera.
Wo alee kaBdla largely a
COITER DISTILLED WHISKY,
IM frfim II.7S la tl.tt.
j V Import
FINE WINtS, BRANDIES AND GIN,
And are alao manafacturerr of
I DR. STiEVKRS
j TONIC HERB BITTERS.
Seud for I'rioc Lilt.
IIIIKY A CHRIST,
. cb2 7jv) 111 N Third St, 1'kil.drlpbia.
:A
ICTKlNKKIUXr,
ISII.LI'OSTIXG.
The emlrraigned would r.tnMtrnlly inform Ihe
, eltle.ii. ef llrer.eld and vieliiily that ha i, pre. I
; pared te cry all Auction, Vea.lue, and elh.r Helve !
'en abort nolle., and nt rpaannehle relea. H.le
Hill,, I'o.lvra, Programaioa.end other edvertiaiag j
, po,tl and dletribuled ia Ihe meet eonepieoon,
plaeea, A ahnre of pBtille palroaege la Btillnited. 1
i N. L. KOHIN8.
Hatch IT, 'IJ If. Clearfleld, Pa. '
I)
TISTRY.
Having detrrtnlaed to loente la Carvnaaville
for Ihe narpoee 9f pareeing aiy prBfeaaloa, I
i jtieit flei.bed a tare, af dcetel inatraetloae BBder
1 the bevt teecliera af the I'annrylvaala College af
i.eniei nurgery ta ,-Btiaarlphle, an. aai Boer
nrepared loeeeeulo .11 .rb partalalag ta d.at
l,Uy ta tho beet atanaer, .lib the lal.at Improve
eeenta. All vrorb goernnlvl to giv. enure tat
lireelioa e, te qnellty aad dnralloa. Teeth ei
tractcd .llhoiit p.ln. Rnoai la , Bank balld
lag. Por farther laforaatlon apply la peraoa ar
ulilrM.
Btcbint If.
a. ae. iiiuaaraije).
Crnraavlla), fv
JimTltlt db V'fl.1AvM'riR
Wo hart prilled a tare. Basber af the mum
PKK (ULL, ejid. Bill oa the Melp, of t...ly.
f nli m v.j J l. adareia. el,U
Rxrfltwrr, IlawirVtti.
B0NSIDE3 STORE..
Gr.S. FLEGAL,
DEALER II
HARDWARE,
8T0VE8.
HEATE11S, . ,
RANGES,
HOLLOW-WAKK,
" FAINTS,
OILS VABNIBH, '
PUTTY t 01.AS3,
ROPES,
STKM-AUUERS,
WOOD AND WILLOW WABE:
Th, aelehraud Toledo Aatl Frcalag Oareallaed
IRON-LINED WOODEN PUMPS. '
No better Penp, la the aariet. -'
LAMPS, CHANDELIERS, LANTERNS,
LAMP FLVK8, of all blade, ' .
LAMP FIXTURES, Ae.
All at loetit price,. ' 1-1174
Pnasaeblc lltvMt, Milllp.barej. Pa.
rjpitVSTEK'S SALE I , .
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
AT
Public or Trlvatc Sale!
Being a Portion of the Estate of A. K.
Wright, deceased.
The undersigned will eellat pablie Bale, unless
sooner diajiesed of, en the
FIHHT MONDAY OF JUNE, I WIS,
at tbe Court Home, in tbe twroaght af Clearflel
Pa., all the follow in described real estate, vU.
Also, all tba nadirldad self part af i&9 a ere a
more or less, in three several paresis of land,
part of tbo Joseph Claikand John ltarrisoa ser
vers, eitaate in Woodarerd rewnsbip, Olteifteld
county, and name landa bld la eomaatn with
Caleb and Oeorjre Cb arch man, havjn a larpe
amount of valuable wbllo pine and betaloek with
otbrr timber Ibrrcon.
Also, another tract containing 1 at acres, more
or less,sitasle in Weodwerd township, being tba
west end of tbe Thomas Jtleriton snrvej, baring
t bet con nliite pinr, hpmlwb and otber Mm bar,
and balnp underlaid with scleral velas of valua
ble ooal.
Alsn. another tract of 40 aaree, aire er Wa.
part of the ueaa Vard tarxry, bving the bank
ing gronud sttaale at Ibe mouth of fiorgaa Raw
end adjoining land of William Albert A Bros , ia
Woodward township, ClearBeld eounly, and nov
ated with valuable bnmloek and othar tinber.
A lo, another tract of 1 00 aerea, more ar lean,
being part of the Tbomaa Btewardsoa survey,
aitnaU in peeatar towaship, Clearfleld eeaaly,
aad King wlttia tbe eoal meaaure ef tha Oseeole
ooal basin.
Also, two parcels of land eitaate in Lawrence
townabip, within one mile ef tbe bereugb, and
valuable as out lots, one thereof eontainlng eight
acres, more or lese j lbs otber four aeret, adjoining
landa of Bobrrt Wrlgley and ethers.
Also, anotbqr tract of land, situate in Pike
township, containing 313 aerea, being part af war
rant No. 4250, situate witbia eii miles of the bor
ough ef Clearfleld, eevered with valuable timber
and underlaid with Are elay of tbe finest quality.
Also, all tbose four certain building lets situ
ste in Heed's additioa to the borough of Clear
Held, and known as lets No. aad ia said
sddition,
Also, ail that parcel of ground situate la rear
of tbe Arademy lot and Moaeep'a atere, part of
lot lSe. So, ia general plan ol Clearfleld, having
a large frame buiidiag tbereun and aaid let situ
ate and bounded on east side by en alley.
All tbe above detrribed leads are valuable. .
Tbe lands in Decatur aad Woodward tewoahipa
are all witbin the eoe) meaaaira ef that District,
and withla reaeh or railroads, either built or wow
building, and commend themeelvee to purchaser!
for eoal and lumber. Theee lands will be sold at
private sale, If parties desire ta purchase, bet If
not sold nt private eale will be pabliely sold aa
aforementioned.
Terms will be made reasonable te salt pur
ebasers. All inqniriee addressed ta the under
signed will receive prompt attention.
A. 0. TATI, Trustee.
Clearfleld, Pa., Jaa. 10, Ia76.-U
ED. W.GRAHAM,
DEALER IM
GENERAL MERCHANDISE,
SQUARE TIMBER & LIMBER,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Ilea Juit opened, at the old atand, la (Jrakaa 'a
nvw, a oompiei. eioei 01
A' E O O D ,
of every deecriptloa.
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES,
HARDWARE.
BOOTS AND 8H0ES,
CLOTHING, drc., dv.,
IN GREAT VARIETY.
FLOUR,
MEAT,
SALT,
II YE,
OATS,
CORN,
ALWA TS OiV HAND AND FOR
SALE AT A SMALL ADVANCE.
FLOUR
Received h the ear loeul, aad aold el a a mall
... .dvaaee.
A (apply of ROPI eoBotantly ea baod.
,
Spwlal ladae.ai.Bla .Bared Ie Ihu. gattttuj .at
Bqaar. Tlaiber and Log,, a, wa deal largely
la LnnbermeB'a Supplies, aad are pre
pared at all tlaiea U p.rebue Ila.
her aad laaaar.
ED. W. GRAHAM.
Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, FA, t
Oet, , i.rt.
R
EMOYALI
JOHN McGAUCHEY
Weald reapeetfully Botlfy tbe pablle geaenlly
thai h. hae reeaored hie Grocery Ster. Ir.ee
Kba.'e Row, to tbe baJUI.g feveaerly eMaaled
by J. Milce K raUer, .a Heaead etreet, Beit doer
to Bigler', hardware Blare, where he latnda
GROCERIES!.
HAli8, URIKD IKir aad LARD.
8VUAK8 aad 8 RU PS, all grade,.
TKAB, Qrera aad Black.
COFFHR, Reeiled aad tireeB.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
r.M J j.i rnnri,
All kiada la the aaarkel.
PICK LK8, la Jen aad herrelev
8PICR8, la every Ibraa Bad variety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
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80AP8,
MATCBKH,
ttRIKD APHt.'.
bttlKD IACIt,
DBIIS CI8RR1I8,
Coal Qtl end Lamp CliauuTS.
Aad a food aeaorteaeal ef theee tbinga aeaally
kept la e fTMery awe., which he will enehasga
tor eBarhotlag al aha Barbel prteea. t
WUI Mil re, eeik ae ahaaply a ta kc oh,
Plea, tall and tea hi, ttetk tad l.die Per
yeereetf.