THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JTLY K, 1ST.
Termj of Subscription.
tr paid In .dvanae.or within throe monthf ...$2 00
fi .r- ii,. .,,ir.ti,n of .i Bunihr;;; o ; '. ' " ' ,ib"
-Me.ie. 8. M. hnmiu A Co., Sew.. rn,J ' " "M b""w " ow",
piip.r Adveitlalug Ak.uH, 17 Park How, autnar ! " "one ' II 'l"r. They will bo lotn
lleekman ' Hlreel, are our duly auluuriaed Agent. 1 palled to "draw II" or nl ll ml tbia fall, ibuuld
lu N.w York City.
KKI.HiHKJIn raOTICIOI.
Method!.! Ilpleeopal t'liurch R.t. B. P.
Hrnvaaa, I nator. Public Borvire av.ry rJebbalh
H.bh.thVobool utOA.M.
Prayer . atlng every Thureday, at ft P. M.
Comu union Horvlee, Orel rjabbath ar every
month, al lii A. M.
Pie.hMtrian Church Bar. II. S.BuTLna.
Hnhlinl h eorvicr. morning and evening nab -
k..hB.hoolatlP.M.Pr;v.,M...ln.w7dn.
day araning.
Mt. Kralicl.' CllurcllCatliollrR.r. Pjrall grain and nam, oK, polatoaa and garden
J. KueuinA!. PfMobkiig at lot o'clock , A. M., on
tba llr.t, third and iaurlb Snnd.yiof taak month i
at 7 Foloek, 1'. M.-Kud.y rehool av.ry Sunday
tltsntooii t a o cloak.
OFFICIAL IlRtCTORV
nMB or ULDIMO Q I' AH Tat B IBHIOMI OOUBT,
Rotond Monday of January.
Tl:rd Monday of March.
Pint Monday ef June.
Fourth Monday of HipUai her.
TIM B OF OtniBO COM MOM Tt.T.i.
Pint Monday of June.
Second Monday of November.
ruauc orrircRt.
Pridt (jff Hon. Cbarlrn A. Mayer, of
Lock flriven .
Anitat Lm Jntly Hob. John H. Or? If, of
Hellefonle.
eeiafe i.doMWilliam C. Foley, ClearBald !
Jolin J. Keftd, CurweniTille.
'ruiaunetdryKli lllom.
Htrfitur and ileeordtr L. J. Morgan.
llittrict Attory Frank Fiel.iiug.
Tr:nurtr David W. Wie.
.S'Atn Williiim K. Mtii'heri.'n.
(.IvHNfy afMrreyorHauiuel F. MeClokey, Cur
wcoiville. Vouttlf Cvmmittionir John I. TlioDipnoo,
Curwrmiilli Clark Drown, Clearfield ; Conrad
W. Kylvr, (Jraliamton,
f'..anlfal jlufiilnfl
-Jimw 11 . itue, i.umirer iwy;
I.ewia U. tiltHiiii. Clearfield j Henry W hi teheed, j
Union townahip,
Jury Cnwrnitiiuiiiri-John W. Ktiugnrl, Jamei
Mitrbell, t'learned.
SMfMrtMttlrl o Public Srhttoit John A.
(IrvKory. Ciearfleld, 1
iVvfannt 'Wie John W. U'rigley, Wm. Ra
drbaugh, Cyrtii I., (lordon, Clearfield! Joeieh
Kvni. Jul. 11. Irwin, N. K. Arnold, Curweniville;
,f . J, I.ingle, Km met Snyeri, Oioeola Milll John
It on llatnilton, l.ulhartthura;.
Oor Sprcint eidonin la danldcdly interaiting in
a local point of view, and profitable reading to
outilderi who want U lave money.
Tito hytiropltoliiu dixy huvo como,
Ihe Html deit of tbe yrar.
Til trtitlt fishing tummm tllH-H nut t
expire until the 16lb or A u fruit, j
"
TIlO fioldft Of Wheat liro ftttlWtiVP ill I
their golden hoe, and many of them are ripe and !
ready for Ilia reaper.
m e
A. A. JaHcfton htv mijipniwhtl Mr.
Wm. M. Fhilipf, who reaigned on the lit Inat,
aa Aiaiatant Puportnteudcat of the Low Orade
Uailroad, with hadiuerte at Ilreokville.
ItoV. ThomitH lUil'lihurt, Intrh nl
Pbilipeburg, who quit preaching a year agof
moved weet and went into the farming buaineaa,
hal had all of his erupt eonftaeatvd by the Iowa
grn full upper. Hud luck.
Jtov. Jfl. F. Mumly, of Port CIiwUt,
Now York, will preaoh in tho Prebytorian
Church, in tbii place, for four Sabbat hi In ana-
nenion, eowiLeiiclng next Sabbath, July iMth.
Mr. llutter, the pa tor, ii absent from home.
i
Imihihtant. Mr. J. K. Huttorf dc-
elrei ui lo any that although he ii making better
photographi now thnn ho hai dono at any pre
vioua time, ha has tbii week reduced the price, iu
that he now makee thorn cheaper than they have
ever been mud In Clearfield. It
Look for It. Tho card of Montra.
Ilaniell A Hro., DmggiaU, SdOO Market atreel,
Philadelphia, will he found In tbia iut. Thai
who deilre to keep a reliable remedy for all ton
roer diiorderi had better read It, and "keep It
handy," became you know Bot4 the day nor tba
hour when yon may need It.
Kkmovf,d. The Koynnh.Hvillo Jlcr
aid, la alluding to the removal of Ir. Alexander
from Curwoairille, iayi : "lit, W. B. Alexander,
lata of Clcnrfleld county, la now a reildeat of our
town, and O tremor llnrtranft hoi appointed him
Notary Public. He li now prepared to do every
thing In hii line of buiinen."
. i an i
Tho Urookvilliaim are) Agitating wa
ter work. They have ft 40,nuo and SMS.tmO
He. The Intereit on tbia turn would be S2,70O
per annum. Tba annual revenue la aet down at
$3,490 for every one bnndred conianieri, and
thoy expect to hart four bnndred eoninmera in a
year or two. That will certainly pay on paper,
anyhow.
In J'oftiTioN. Wo notice that A. A.
Carllle, a former "dovil" in thli office, Ii writing
up tbe loral "digglm" of the Fair Play (Colorado)
Smti'ittl.- AU Informa hi reader Ibat the chief
of the eltabliihment ll Preiident of the Tonng
Mtn'i Chrintian Afioclntloni but he fail to
atale that the local 1 in any way connected with
the AMoclatton.
On. FutK. Ten oil tankfl wore con-
auined, on the ltd in it., on the Low tirade railroad,
juat eait nf the tuuuel, at Wlnterburn itation.
Tbe earn became aoennpled, and when the train
at'-pped at Ida ilalion the uncoupled ear ran
Into It, and the remit waa a Brtt-claii omaah op
and lira. Kerb tank contain! about 80 barred of
oil. Yihn would have luppeeed, three yean ago,
that llufton townxhip would eoBtume 80 barrel!
of oil at one "bee." How timet do chaugc !
n ni
K ii.i.eo Acciiientaixi". Hoiijainin
Ilutler, of Lmrrrttot lownahlp, engaged at chop,
ping for M-ra. Putnam A Co., In lluiton
lownahip, tail county, wai fatally Injured by
a falling tree on Wt'dneadny morning of laat week.
He cut, down a tree which in falling it rack a
a dred one, the topi of which at rack him on Ibe
heed end injured him io badly that he died the
me evening. He wai married but a ibort time
ainee, and leave a young widow lo mourn hit
Hidden and lirrible fale.
IWrorncK CiiANtiKH. JoMopU K.
Arnold haa bca appointed Puttmaiter al Rcrk
Ion, In 1'nion township, vice Hanitl K. Urn baker.
Tho death of Thninai W. Fleming, of Carwent
ville, makei a vacancy in the office at that place.
Who will bo appointed in fail Mead ll not ao well
tettled at Ihia time.
P. 8. Binct the above waa la tj pa, tbe eoa
troveriy hni been tetlled by the Pott matter
Utneral coumlaaionirig KJ. Uoodwln, who will
make aa eivoellent P. M., barring hit poll ilea.
Not bavin lalorvlewed him, we cannot lay
whether he favor a third term or not.
Tub Ninety-ninth Kovrtii. JIwl
there bem a real Fourth nf July, In Ihia place, we
might chronicle the fact. Although happening
on Kniidy, ll wa the moit unlrerially celebrated
of any Fourth within the pail fifteen yean. In
Ihil borough It wa celebrated ou tbe individual
plan. Many left the teen for Phllipibirg,
Oareola, Tyrone, and ether placet math along tbe
railroad, while a few enthmlaitie and patriot
, ' . u . i i I
fellow-citiKDi cominimced on Saturday morning
aud held over oat 11 Monday evening. Theie !
taller, we preen ml, will be ready for th Ccntea- j
nial any lime aHer Ilia let nf April next.
m t m ,
town corrnpondent has had bii "Indignation
highly raised by the ignorance of some people
hire," and lt' proposes lo ventilate the character!
of (he "iioor, U no rant dunce
who think Ihem- !
aelte win," through the oolumna of Ibe it a ma
lic as. Your proposed ventilation would be a
lirst-ehai libel In our column, but it would only
be ordinary amusement lo repeat the tame
language In a school -room or on tbe it root. We
aerk leeal Infertueilun, and ara alwaya thankful
(rr all lent ut : hut we muif be allowed lo be the j
jiHgc a lo aliat should be printed, ucoauie me
penalty li always visited upon as and not apon
the writer.
.Nr.Aiti.t a Kim. Sumo pnlliuiiriTB-
Inr. alt.ni.tl In lam the II. K. aaureh bulMiaf
In Wa.t Cl.arlleM, ona da; wank Mere laal. Tba
mi.iiua ef atuuke Ird to Ibt iJiaeor.ra thai th.
builninK wa. n Ire. hmi where tbe Ire waa doing
flVetlv. work waa not a. arident. The hnllding
na. oobKiirrablr daataRed before th. Ira WM s
tliigiii'hrd. 7h. I.nd, il atipenn, f.lu.d nlMil-t.n-.
to Hi. ctiiirrh, and b, a trap door 1.1 him-r-lf
down to the ground benaalh lha lour, awd
lime dalilaralrlr kindled l. tr, ef (Imm or
(.aril. .nd .h.elng.. fha ana tratliedaei precn
tiurelr, and the earanlng llnaka Itl to the ai-
ingai.htnent of Iba alhar. A kalebet waa faawd
whleh had .ilikall, bw nwad b; tho haeondlarj
I. "pi ll nn Ih. flora, of hi ardfk,
(iooo Prospectd. It w our luck
tc g.i . mti. .itiug, on ih. 1.1 .j m of Jul,, by
trip lo lit n.w borough or Buraalde, thirty-one
miloe up th. river from tbia plaoa. W. peeMd
Ibrough Pike, Curwena.llle, Pcaa, Lumber City
, , , , ' ....
Hrarnwood, Ball, Kaw Waabluglou and lb. lowar
and of Buea.tda towa.blp. Kr.rylklng look.
thriving and pro.peroul, nc.pt lb. lumbar bull -
n.... W. bar. oflea p....d up lb. rlr flat
M i- j
rafting," but never rw thing, m ragged. A
larga autnbar of raft, and lug. ir. "bung U'i
there be a flood, aud aril It fur leu than thu Mump
age li .orib, apendiag their time and money U-
aider. . .
The deprolon of the lumber trade ll a lueoeM.
H eaa get no nor... Nrllh.r loot
floodi aor inonev.
How.r,r, our r.opl. need not d.pead wbollj on
"woo. praip.rlly in Iba eoel buelneee
t will a.plit a larga porUua of aur olliaroi ta ral.a
i enough to pay their leiea and In .aa for other In-
jeldenlale. Ile.ldca, our agricultural Intoreete
1 . .,, , , ., ' ...
mm rllly er.U lor tb.y ara Ihl.
; taaaon, allhongb a lala ona. Tba quantity of
truck I. greater tbnn aver before, and tb. nrena
. ln rnllooa and making .luring! I. oonclu-
j 'IJ '"' ""P '
' row a inn ibii. ni uitrt irequeuuj pi.
i td tr Ibo rttutt utinnl, la (lie put twenty jwn,
j but aTr uw thi rirnloi tnttrtfti to prui-
i fterom, Th Bttinmui flli) of bt Mil ry
w piiMd wen tXMltwit, and Ibt oors mi! ou
eropi Udlott mDlflotot jrltld. W artr
looked upon better nil proipKti t thli ninb
of tba jw, and fron tb Hit firinari and
g.rU'Ben ara naklnf war upon Iba potato bugi,
Ibat crop will paj bandfomily, although Iba
uo j i, who must maka twa daily raidiun them,
may thiol, tba will be dear, if tba tuemj duet
not aurrtnder before tba cIom of the dog daji.
It li icvaa jean ainoa we patted oar the coun
try abore Lumbr City, and we were very much
gratilad ( nolioa the ittbatBOllal praiperity on
etary hand i tbt tuoat luarkvd wot the pulling of
tbuueaniU of stuiup by the fariatra and the re
morel of elder., briari, etc., frutn the ftncti,
Tho erectloB of new and ejtecllant tlwrlliiigi liitoa
the time Indicated wa alto noticed en ertry hand.
Quilt a village hat ipruag up at the mouth of
BvU't run. and Lewiiville. at Thorp 'a mo, la aiao
ifpuininf borough proportion!. So il Franklin,
at the month of Client crvek, where dwell our
teemed friend, Robert MehalTey, and two of bii
on , who have made fad haroe among the Htiinpi
or that locality. Oitend, Cheat, Cuih and Mew
Waihington are jot about "a they uaed to we,"
while (he original eture,griit milt and n.w will,
entitled Uurwilda, haa grown into a borougb, and
they talk ahoot llurgeit, Council, etc., jntt like
we do here la "Old Town." Tbii young boron t;h
conuiai excellent building! and will, in a few
ytarc more, make a populoui and proiperoui
eommunity.
. nan.
SAMUKL II. SllAFFNICU, EbQ. It Will
pain many of our reederi to learn of the re" her
auddi-n and unexpected demite of t hie irouiiuunt
eitiiin, which eoenrred In Lawrence tnwnxbip, a
ft notlh of Ihia borough, on Friday leaf,
in the ft.'tj year or bin age,
Mr. 8 ha finer wai an at-tlve local Democratic
poihician, well and faeorahly known to a large
u of the , of ... . . . .
he atiooiatcd wore or leu lo a majority of oar
political eooteita within tbe pait twauly yoari.
He wai elected County Commiuionar and eerved
In that office from November, 18(18, to November,
ltt'1, and we believe enee, If not twice, eerved ai
Meroaatile Appraiaer. lie waa an honeft, in-
duitriom elttien, and railed a large family, nearly
all of whom rviide in tbii vicinity, lie waa a
widower, bit wife having died a few yean ago,
A large funeral owrtega followed bit rein aim to
their laat raiting place at Monnt Joy on Sabbath
morning. s
- aann- -
Poiboned. Too much cniio cannot
be exereiaed In the picking of potato bugi, to
prevent them from coming In eontaat with any
part of tbe body where the ikia la broktn or
crate bed, and the hand ihould not be uaed about
tbe body io any way until after a thorough weih
Ing. Joba Harwich, a eitlien of thi place, hai
had toine experlonoo la tbii Hue, a relation of
which may prove of benefit to othen. While at
work la bit potato-patch a week or two ilnee,
with hit thlrt ileevri up, ataylng the lugi by the
hundred!, a tuall abraiioa of the ikln on one of
bit arm took a notion to Itch, and he earetenly
e retched It witb hii Belli, thereby Introducing
the polios. Into bli blood and he hai beca iu (far
ing ilnee la a t errit.lc manner, lilt armi I rat,
.
poiaoneu erupllone, tho Irntatioo from whioh
bu doprtred him of aleep for a number of nlghtl.
We are happy lo ttate that he Ii Improving. I
i t
I,,. u . . ti t.l
ex-uoiei rfuitiee noodwanl, wbo died recently at
Rome, reaohed Wllktikam on Thunday night,
having beau brought to New York direct from
Leghorn. A committee of tbe bar of Luicrne
county received the remain al New York and
eticrted tbi-m to Wllkeibarre, where the funeral
wat held on Saturday laat.
He aetcd ai President Judge of our Court for
many yean pravleui to 1802, when the younger
Burniide wai elevated to hii place, and Wood
ward promoted to tho Supreme Benob, which be
adorned ai brilliantly ai any of hii predcoetiori.
Hack Again. Daniel M. Dohorty.
who it well known to moit of our ei litem, baa re
turned to Clearfield, and baring purohaicd bit
old Hand from Mr. Jautti Cleary, aa well a tb
hep In tbe Old Wcitero Hotel corner, occupied
by Thorn a J. Cleary, will agala be pleated to
aee all bit old onitomeri and many new onea.
For the present, be will occupy the room next lo
the Flrit National Bank, the other shop under
going a thorough renovating and changing, and
move to It on th I2d of thit month. See bit
card lo thli ittne.
AcriHENTs. Tho Brookvillc Jrffvr
om'uN, of the 7th Inil eaya t
Max Shrodei, a eon due lor of an oil train on
tba Low tirade IHiiaien, waa killed a few days
tinea ia tbe following manner : He wat aland
ing on lite engine looking back watching tout
boxei thit were heating, when the engine run
into bridge No. it, a ihort distance wait ot Reyn
nhliville. Hie head itrucfc tho timber! of the
bridge, knocking him of) tho oar, when befell
Into the el ream below. Heath waa inalaueoua.
Jaiuea Oaborn, ton of Robert Oihorn, of tbia
plaee, wai killed on Wednerday laal, while peal
ing up the railroad on an oil train. It apptara
that on lhat morning he bad applied for and re
ceired pcriaiiaiun lo take paaiagn on the tram to
which tbere wat a cabooie attached. PaMuiigcra
when permitted en lAe train are requirud to
keep within tbia ear) but young Oaborn had got
out upon an oil ear, and paaaiug a point ealM
"lionie-aeck," aeveral of the vara jumped the
track, upon one of which he waa riding. On re
moving him from Ilia wreck it wai ditcorervd
that be wat fatally injured. He wai taken to
Reynoldaville and hia family notified j but before
the arrival of auy of bii friend, death bad put
an end to hia rufferiiigi. Hi remain! were
brought home Ihe eme evaoiug.
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Lint of lottcm runiuinin unduimuii
In the Poat office at Clearfield, for the week ending
July ITU, 181 j i
1MI. Mary E.
Meberuilt, Edward
McMalten, Tboma
Notel, Kdwln
Rebiion, Mn. Maggie
Root, Harriet
R., Mn. Maggie
Hhigling, Tvoy
WaUoa, H.I.
Walton, Francis A.
Yoiug, Alex. J.
P. A.UADXIN, P. M.
Week, Jaoob
Clever, Charlea
Hardy, W illiam
II outer, Lib.
Henry, Wealey
Henderson, Hue 8.
Henry, Lewii
Miehrll, David
Michel, haa
McNillir, Palrlo
Tin? I'liiiifmburg .TirrMrMrfmtys: "Wliito
bob, proprietor! el Ibe U areola lanaery, uc
itro,P( t,y tiv great Arc, have Itaied tba Philipi-
burg tannery
of Mamon, Holt A Co., for a term
y" "nd taken poaaea.lon. They were
both original member! or the firm which built the
UnwJt mai for ((JlBt ximm tttutot$ of the
naffer we welcome them back aa old citisem."
"Two frame building', a dwelling, wagon ahuii
and blaekamtth ibop, were burned al Woodland,
on Friday night. A la naual witb wooden
the content! were saved. Tba tire wa kfpt froi
i spreading by Ibe efiorla ul the vitlieni."
The lateit Information from Ibe Pnnylt
i la '
I and Weftern t.reieelrd railroad is that the Ci
u-
patiy ia la a fair way lo ngotiat il bonds, and
Ibere Ii a prospect thai tbe road will be hoilt, j
although it Ii a difDcell matter to build a line
of road In theie times of depression." f
IV. b. Ilamnro, thai nb.,11. fur'
some iiane.-s.ii. star.
HAP. A Kmiiclivillc torrcti-
)lOB1)rl( ,ITB
A eeul. uf janr Cl..rll.lil high.
Ijera lady and g.allMa.n eama dowa beta to i oapamiiy. nolo oj v. a., n .inn, vie...iu, .
nrad the Kurtb, but were aon.ld.iablr put aut j aieHnjaowljr
lha neil morning un noticing tb.l their buggy ,, ' ' ; T . ,
h.d but Ibr. wheel.. The abient wbe.l, all.r a ; Lai.1. on I. M. M Knally and gl yonr life la
whole day', hunt, w.. foand on an oak Iran. I rod in the Old Continental Lif In.aranee Com.
The. 'French boy.' nre lull of (oa down hi-re j nany, of Hartford, Conn. nugll ly
nOOUl III. r.BF.n, OU. wn.ri .,. i.ni win
on th. now, wh.n they .tart for bum., and alwey.
.11 on lha right .Ida." lurrr.i.nn .
Onciol.A IUi.ief. At miHiliiitr tfj
tba Oaeoala K.h.f Camilla, n.le July id, l7,
II wat
KmtnJ, That lha gecrelaiy, through the
newppanerr, reo,nert all aha hare money In lb.tr
head., eoll.et.. for tba Relief food, la remit Iba
earn al aa., ao tb.l a general dt.trlbatiea of .aid
feed .an ha made al aa early day a. n.-.i.le,
Ota. M. Bnu.n, bWrtary.
-
Iter. Mr. Grey, 1'ruiileiit of Dii k-
Inaea aUmiaaey at WlUlam.port, nr-arhed la Iba
hi. E. Chilian, ll Ibt. hi.t abimth.
litteb from CHUT,
M, ,,,, . no.thl ,, ftm ,,
a aoraiounloatloa from Cbe.t appeared lu your
eoluniua. Tb.r. ibould b. at Ica.l una penon lo
"ach to.n.bip and borougb la Ih. count, lo
weekly ehronela Ih. tran.piring event., which
,,, B.kt ,, lu41i ooluu.ii. luteioetiug. I'll,
drought hal grr.tly r.larded v.getaliou wheal
1 "". gravelly land i. eunaiileralily Injured or
J'''. c",u"' b' ," V", 'I'" " 1"""" TP
I lu lb. lown.uip. Oall ibort, lat.eawlogia.y Im
prove uy in. J.I. ralu.l graaa ibortl aorn galling
ever the frevir, with a lt.vorhl aeaaon m,v make
an araraga erop potatuei, early planttng, look
well. The bug baa advanet-d with tuoreaaed
force, but la wet In every palob by luuriaa
and dnrttruyi-d by picking, wliioli 1 boliava
to be the only euro retnetly. Tbe potatoci ara
gone over daily by null people toioe at often at
u fuM, up lo furiMcr ,WI , mttb f.roP.
t ara.n, we moy exiiect a full yield. The
b,, depoalta ill eg! or larra on the graft, on
I r.T ' . " ? .s .M,u "
; hatch out and get their growth before Ibay are
een. In tbia latitude Ihuy feaat on tblatlei, but
ler weed, onloni, tomatoei, and many other vege
table bvaide the potato. Their depredeliona are
becoming general, and their uiiaoooouUble in
ereaat will lax our exertiooi to their greateit ca
pacity to keep even with Ihem. Ho tar they have
not made much headway.
uur BcOooi uiroolori nave uectiivu en a nx
moatha' Urm, with a ilie ht reduction vn teach era'
wage from la it year. Thi doei not look ai if
bard timet had reached Cheat. Borne of the tax
pay era ot-ject lo It, coniidering the tlglitneeief
tbe time.
On laat Babbetb, ai Lather Barrett and William
Hunter were return in a from aburea at rVaitever.
thuir horee beoaue frightened at tho hoiiliugof
an umbrella and became unmanageable. The
linei, beiotc old. broke, and the horae ran off. ll
Barrett jumped out and fell to the ground, putting
a ilioultier out of place, ureal. in g a rib anil bruit
ing bimielf ooniiaurably, Mr. Hunter waa badly
cut in toe need, tbe buiriry atrlainc a rock, break
ing a front wheel and throwing him out on hit
head and ihouldera. He experience ooniiderable
pain In armt, ihvulder and breait. Beth luQcr
great paid. Their injurtei were attended to by
Dr. A. D. Bennett, of New Waahington, and a
phyaioian from Ulen Connel, whuae name I do
not recollutt. Both old gentleman are doing aa
well ai could be expected, ooniidering their age
and bodily infirm it lei. The aoeident occurred
near T. F. Hunbur'a reiidence, to which the
injun-d parlin were taken and cared for, io the
moat chrtitittn meunir, until tbey were removed
to their homea, Mr. Hunter on Monday evening
and Mr. Barrett en Tuoaday morning. Mr. Hun
bar and lauy dcierve great credit for their treat
mcnl of the injured pertiei and their friendi and
neighbor! who oallod lo aee them. There wat no
requvft but wai chcerlullr outuitlied with, and
everything wee done to make ait hj comfortable
aa the vtrcumatancea would admit of. There are
aeveral cbrtalian ncoi.le in Chnt townihin, tho
opiniun of a cerlaiu diieiple of Dogberry to tho
contrary notwiihilandiug. We were bleiied with
a very hra vy rain tbia evening, loak ing the ground
wen ior i lie nrai time iinca cany apnng. A lew
more auch ahoweri, and corn and polatoai will do
well. The coal wm a little bard on aide hill
corn tk-idi. Your, Ac. Chbht.
. ew -
THE BENNETT'S BHANCH B. . ASSOCIATION.
The aecund xeml-annuHl uieciiiia of thil Aiao-
ciation, will be held in the Prvabyterien Church,
at Penlield, Friday and Maturday, July IWd aud
dttiu, mis.
ontK or KXKRCIIKI.
FfUliig Aieraooa. Oitenin dfvotional exer-
claet ; tie of Iba Hi Me in the family i Farutlr
wrihlp how and when conducted How young
bould children be taught Bible truthi ; Singing ;
Atdrea ; Pinning j How far are pan-nti reaponai
ble for the aiaimnt nf Hil.le knowledge obtained
by their children t Roll oall j Receiving membera;
Hearing report! from achools ; Pam quealion
butt Mifoelleneoua buaineaa ; Diimiff at 6 o'clock
with pinging and benediction.
Virfuy A'reeiRjr.-Opeiting eRereitct at 74
o'clock ; Obttaelea in the way ef aueeetiful riun
dity School work ; How lo overcome theie obate
elei and Inereaae the eftlaiency of our icbooli ;
Ringing ; Addreai t Hinging i (Jueitiona answered ;
Receive membera ; Ciuae at hell paat nine with
prayer, doxolgy and Wnedii'liou,
Saturday '.ireaooa. Children' meeting we
expect Rev. R. Crittenden, of IKdlefonte, to take
full eharga of Ihia meeting ; Cloio at ll:ta.
VufitWfiy Af'ttrxoom, Opening exerciii'i at 1
o'clock ; llifiiilthed bmineaa ; Smgiug ; Add mi ;
Singing) Flection of officer! and tiling place of
ntixl miftiug t Miaeellaneoaa Adjourn by mo
tion after half peat Z o'olofk i King, "All bail the
power of Jeaua name llfnedictiou.
We eaepeot araiatani't from IteT. Crittondcn,
Cfailcoal, Harvey and Roll and.
Ksecutive Committee end otflccr :
J. II. Kookku, Preaident,
1. B. Wmauiw, V. Prei.,
L. liiBD, Hecretary,
A i. vina Monav, Trcat'r.
UNION AHEAD.
Rocktox, July 1, IS74,
Mn. Editor: A'ou were good enough to give
our neighbor! over in Bloom towmhip a purl, he
eaute thoy were to well off Ibnt they need not
pay any aehool tax thi year. We are well off,
loo, in Union. We arecompellml lo pay a higher
tvbool tax than ever, although we have $1,871.72
In the handt of oor Biatrial Treasurer. I under
stand lhat the Board line aliened 16 milli ichool
tax fur tbia year. That aura, together with the
eaab In Ibo trvaiury, ii nearly money enough to
build each of the Bireeton a new huuie. lie-
aide i, I aee hy the Auditori itatement Ibat we
have $J68 road fund a and $'2b poor fundi in tho
Treasurer' hand a, making a total of 2,48. I
'oim that we are very Hob, or we wonld not al-
)- . mmu b. Uin- .-,ian,i lntt
Talk about IMoom tonmhip having i72 In tbe
Treaaury 1 Why, we are four timet bettor off,
and expect a double tax. Tbii ariaei from hav-
ingf good men lo regulate our afiain.
Sprrinla,
CAnautiRi aid Bi fioiat Poa RAi.a Half a
doten new and aeoond-hand buggieiandoarriaget
for tale, at exceedingly low pncei.
Apr. 2H-;im. Jamb L. I.xavr.
lloaaaa Ann llAnnaia ron Salr. The under
rigntd, for the purjioae of reducing stuck, will
tell very oheap a nuinlier of horaea and a number
aeti of harneaa, Janca L. Ltavr.
Apr. 2H-3m.
VaxTBn. 100,000 25 lnb ahavrd ihinglti
alio 10,000 ponndi wool, for which the bigheit
market price will be paid. Call on or eddreii
ARNOLD A HARTSHORN.
Curweniville, Pa., Apr. 7, 3m.
KKAI1 1 REA1H At the atore recently oe
oupled by Mr. L. Flcgal, and under the xuperin
tendence of the new proprietor, yon will find the
largeat ttock of Beoti and 8hoea, of the latert
atylet and greateit variety, at lower caih pricei
than before offered in Clear li eld.
I.adiet' fine French Kida a iperlalty.
Millet and children's gaiter, fine failing, lip
ped and trimmed, 20 per cent, lower than hert
tofore. Within the pait week, in addition to bur al
ready large itock, wt huve opened 1)4,000 worth
of new goodi, bought at "boltom" price, and will
be told the tame way.
Oar new lied, juat opened, cannot be excelled
In the city, at we have pnrehaaed the flnctt fur
and tlraw beta, of th lateit summer it y lea, in
the market Yon need not go tu Philadelphia to
are the "Centennial," aa we Lave It at the More,
In the ahnjH) uf tbe nioeat little hat nf the eeaann.
We have Jurt opened a new and complete line
of Uenti' Furniihing (Joodi. Oenti' fine Shirti
In every style , and if you rnn't be mi led, yon can
select the gonda from inmplea, leave your m ca
fe re and have them made to order. A erfet Ht
gtinranteed.
Of Trunha, valite. and umbrella! we have a
splendid line, just opened.
It is amy to say lhat all there goods are sold
low, but the ikeptical are re united to oall, and I
will convince them of th truth of the aiicrtion.
We thall take apeeiel palm to aocommodale all
olasiei uf cuntomeri, but the farmer especially.
We will lake ia exofaango lor good wheat, rye,
oats, corn and other grain, potatoes, butler and
eegs so none nerd complain they cannot buy
gnods for want of lomotliing to buy with.
To lay Hi at I feel thankful to the public for
their la rite patronage extended, in the ihort tiuit
I have been in tbe buaineai, does not express my
feeling. 1 am truly grateful for their cuatotn.
My aak-t having already more than trebled, I
hall try to deal In inch a way In the future, at
to continue to merit lha I literal patronage of the
people.
Remember the plaee. F legale old aland. The
old lign Ii itlll up, but It will ihortly be replaced
with a new one.
Your inoit obedient lorvant,
PKTKR MHJEORUK.
Clearfield, June 16, l75.-lia
Have You Pyupcpela, with lit train of dlt
orderi,billlouifietireonatlpatlon, water braihjoti
of appetite, headache, distreis after eating, Ac J
If io, goto C. D, Watson, Hruggiit, and gut a
bottle or Dr. Coata'i Radical Cure. Take It and
be well. Il acta as no ether mndio'.ne ever did,
and cure relief la guaranteed In every eaa where
direction ere followed. It tone! up the alomach,
rent ore the natural appetite, strengthen the
w-ak, and aa a liver regulator il haa no oqnal. A
Clergyman of Philadelphia sayi "It ll the very
foundation of henllh." To ell who are miUcring
from a disordered itomaeh or liver, we any try it.
A few dose will relievo and a little perseverance
cure the wont rates. Trial site lOeenta. Hold
alio by P. Cnrley A Co., Wtlliamigrove i T. II.
Forcer, Qrahamton, and P. M oyer, Kylcrtown.
mchlTeowly
1 1 CAUTION.
We have for the last three year been lendlne
oat i am pie bottles of Boat nice 'a Urrhad B. are
for eougni, eoidi, eonautnpiioa, ana an ui
of tbe throat and lungs. We now find other per
tie advertising sample boltles in the me way.
All we have aeen id laeo little sample bodies
enntain ether or chloroform, intended only te dry
?!' IS ""J"' rS&Z!
tain, no ethar, alilorofurn or opium, but Ih. a.
eret af Ita rnanaaa ii In a Herman ailraot af the
ertiv. priannle. of Hum Arable, and nh.v.ieiena
bu, onr raedlctuc. and ore It in their nratter lua-
Uourning good, a rieelalty al Heek a Ca'i.
llrnoim rw Al.a.--n. Newtan Khaw k.p. a
full lulilil, r I'redonin lluggia. .nd Flatlorm
IV.aun. lor .ale. To be aeen ni the Khaw Hon.
yard. Call on or addrera him nl ClearBald i'enn-
ylranla. may 13 U.
AlAli R. M. M'Knally'i adrertltemenl la ra
gard ta Ufa liirnranro. ISeng-ly
tVllTICBial CIXIITAIII.Ka' fKKI
If Wa haea printed a larga nwmber of th. 09
rU BILL, and will OB tba reeetpt of Iweae,
lr. Mat,, mail a tony t. ana u4drna myt
JOB ralNTINO Or BVKItY I)KCR1I
lion antly .toriton nl Ihia olet.
On Sunday, May Id, 1875, by W. I. OuaLKi,
Kaq., Mr. UKUIKIK W. PUVVKL1. and Ml..
MAKY 11. llUMUAHNKK, all of Claarlleld
oounty, Pa.
At th. M. K. Paraonaia, In Brockwayvllla. I'a.
on 1'bur.day, June lllib, 1HJ1, by ltav. J. B.
I.rox, Mr. WN. A. StVI.KH, or Lulb.r.l.urg,
Cl.arlleld countv. Pa., and Mill Ll'ULLA A.,
ald.rt daughlar .f B.v. L. U. MaMHlLt, paatur of
me iv, tuuron in urouawnyviiin,
On Thunday, June 341b, 1HT5, by W. I. Ci a
Lav, K.n., Mr. AIIKAM l'KTKKS and Mil.
1IKNB1KTTA BUMUAHNKK, all of Clnrn.14
county, Pa.
On Sunday. Juaa If lb. IttTt,' by W. I. Ccn-
L.v, K.q. Mr, LOl'IH TUHNKH and Mia,
DAnAu.jiflo iiAinan, ati ui uiearn.m ooun
ly, Pa.
Al the re.ld.nea ,r lb. bride', parent., on
Tueid.v, June luth, 1Kb, by Bee. W. H. llaai ta,
Mr. IKO. T. ilollllKT, of Januvllle, ClearBald
oounty, Pa., and Ml.. Jl I.IA HANNAH, of
Allcman.vlllo. Cleartteld oounty, Pa.
Al tba ri'iideno. of tba bride1, peronte, on
Thur.J.y, July 1,1, 1974, by Bev, A. K. PuLTon,
Mr. DAVID It. HOI'SKR aud Ml.. MA 1,1 SKA
M. HOOVKlt, bulb ar tlrahnniton, Uleartleld
county, Pa.
On Thunday, July lit, 175, byUao. 0. Kinn,
K., Mr. M. W. JUI1NSUN, of Ureenwood town
ihin, VlutUald oounty, Pa., and Mi.l MATTIK
K. MOUHI, of Pcnn towoibip, Claarlleld aounty,
Punn'a.
At tba Pratbyterlan Par.unage, In Clearfield,
on Thur.J.v, July lit, Mi, by Iter. H. 8. Ui'T
Ul, Mr. WM. i DBLL and MluMAHY BAIN,
both of Woodland, Claarlleld aounty, Pa.
At tba farm of Pari. llctJaoaoa, Keq., near
CloarBeld, Pa., July lllh, 1"74, by Bar. Wai. H.
Dili, Mr. MutiK8 MoLAVUHLIN and Mil,
ANNIE URAY, both of Lwr.no. townablp,
Cl.art.ld aounty, Pa.
Sit.
Near Kylcrtown, Clearfield oounty, Pa., on
Wodntiday, Juot 20tb, IM7, Kl.lZAUi.TH, wife
of John W. Iiivii, agfd OV yeari.
PenuMj I van la Railroad
TYRONE 7xIURfTkLd BRANCH.
ON and after Monday, MAV S3, I87t, the
1'ataencer Tralna will run daily (exoeut Hun-
day) between Tyrone and ClearBald, at followi
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
W. C. Ihwin, Conductor.
L K AV K tjOmi.rv A VKNORT ilT"
CurwanRville.,.3:IA, r.M. Tyrone .H 9.00.A.H.
Clearfield 1.40, Oaoeole... 10.10,"
Pbilipaburg " Philipaburg...l0.)4 .
Oaoeole 4.50, I Clearfield. ... 11.10,
Tyrone. Mtt,' jj?urwcnivllle..U,o,
OLKARFIKLD EXPRESS.
W. B. Plumubb, Conductor.
. K A V K 80 UT U. T1. K A V K NORT llT"
Curweniritle.,.4.S0 a. h.' Tyrone 7.00 P.M.
Clearfield :li
Pbilipaburg.. 6.1V
Oiceola. 0.3j
Internet ion.. 7.3d
Tyrone.. 7.J7
' lnterection...T,DT
! Oaotola 8.00 "
- Philipibarg...8. "
' Clearfield, ar ...0.20 "
Curweniville.. 9.40 "
BALI) EAOL8 VALLEY BRANCH.
Exp.
r. h.
fl.45
7.01
7.44
8. tO
8.2X
H.Vj
9.02
9.4S
Mail.
Mall. Kxp.
A, M.
8..V
9.10
10.07
10.40
Id. 41
1. M.
P. M.
leave Tyrone
Bald Kagl
Julian
Mileihnrg
Bellefonte
Mileihnrg
arrive 6.1
5,5H
.15
4 50
4.. 18
4.15
4.U6
leave t.l
1.10
12.61
12.13
11.50
11.40
11.30
11.06
10.30
ll.DJ
ll..li
Howard
12,1 j arrift L. Haven
TYRONE STATION.
BAtTwaan. a m
Pacific Kipreia, 7:67
Harriiburg Acc'ni, 8:40
WBITWABO. A M
Plttihurg Kxp'M, 2 07
Pacific Kxpreaa, 8:24
P H
I at
1:13
0:41
S;58
Mall Train,
a:22
8:45
Way PiMtnger,
Mail Train.
Atlantic Kiprcn,
Phi la da Kxpreat, 10:12 (Fait Line,
FA RK FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Rullefonte, Pa (3 05Mlddletown $5 00
Look Haven 2 70 Marietta.,.,., I 69
Witllamaport. I 60 Lancaster , 8
Huntingdon.. 1 80. PHILADELPHIA 7 9S
Lewiitown. 190 Altoona 185
Maryivillc 4 50 Johnatown.-..... S 10
HAHRISBL'IUl... 4 r&IPITTSBUKa ft It
Cloie connection! made by all tralna at Tyrone
and Lok Haven.
8. S. BLAIR,
ui)IT-tr. Haperintandent.
c
IOMB FORWARD AND SKTTT.E.
I take tbii method of informing oar enatomen
and the public generally, that I am about re
moving from Leconte'a Mills, and desire all who
are indebted to tb estate or to me, and bar un
tattled account! toeome fome forward and eel tie
without delay. Those wbo do not some anoa and
comply with my request, may be compelled to
travel some diitene to adjust their account.
Tbe huiineaa, from th SAth day of June, IK'S,
will be earried on by Moaari P. A. Mignot A
Hroi., who will do all in their power lo aoootno
date eld and new euitomeri.
CAROLINE LECONTE.
Leeonte'a Mlllt, June 30, 1874-lm
JpRESU MEAT MARKET.
M. 0, BROWN & BR0M
Market St Clearfield,
Would announce to tbe eltlieni of the town and
vicinity that they still keep the meat market at
th old stand, where they will keep
Fresh Hoof. Veul Mutton and Lamb.
' of tho finest qualities.
Market ttorolngi Tuoadayi, Thortdayt and
Saturda,"!. Olro ut a call.
Juue V,'7& Cn M. 0. BROW 17 A ORO.
WHOLESALE LIQUOR STORE.
At the end of tbe new bridge,
WEST CLEARFIELD, PA.
The proprietor of thit estebllMhtnent will buy
hi liquor direct from dlitillen. Pertiei buying
from thie house will be iare to get a pur article
at a una 11 margin above eott. Hotel keepora eaa
be furnixhed with liquor! on reasonahla terms.
Pare wines and bran diet direct from gee ley '
Vinery, at Bath, New York.
OKOROB N. COLD URN.
Clearfield. June 10, IS 75 -If.
njej'er'i Pouitrj Powder.
wamnterl.lf need la time.
li cure t hit ken cholera and
fHwt. Wthaanpilyeftliia
'iiotlir.aii'l a bnaiowalor
fi'linjii) nttnailoa toelaaiv
lll.fnrl Kl,r iniOer fef.llllf.
ii't;-ii-iii" RinBirriai,anTonrniaT
herp Pouhrt ( an ta conflnt-mri.t ,fr any tanrtfa of
time. with hum prutltand i)rure. I'sriue 35 cU.,
fivetriiM. rourdealer, aeni lice upon re-
A. L. HITER A OO Balttmore.
JunelO 3m
To"thTHrm1rs
or
CI-EAUFIEM) COUNTY.
No more excuse! for not bnylng i Mowing
Machine on recount of no rata.
M. G. BROWN & BRO.
Hare Just ordered a oar load of machine.
Farmer, pmh your bus) nest. It 1 the only
busioei in which there hat not bee a a p rostra
tinn of prices and Scarcity of money. Counties
that depend on farming are full of money,
Lancaster Cily Banks refuse money oa deposit,
as farmers have filled their oo fieri.
RuftlBcii Is reviving In the east, (live heed to
farming. Do not lei aa tend out of our oounty
for produce any more. Ceae to lumber until
merchant are compelled le eotae her to buy
your timber, then you ar sore or a fair price.
Remember Ibat RROWN A URO. ara aelliag
Th WOOD and th MTKKYB MOWERS and
REAPERS.
C0ATKS' OHIO LOCK-LEVER lIAV RAKE,
and ethers.
Fir dlfTeirat kind of HAY FORKS.
Kllla A Hoffman's ONK-H0R88 THRKBHINd
MACHINKH.
BUCKEYE ORAIN DRILLS.
CIDER MILLS, WIND MILLS, Cl'TTINU
BOXRS, .
and anything els In ibe Una wanted by farmers.
They will tell Ibr cash on taty lariat, or ex
change for trade.
Call on M. G. BROWN A BRO., Market ilreet,
Clearfield, Pa., adjoining Motsop'l store.
Jun 16, l7 2m.
t.HTBt.lSIIKn IpJHT.
iitil7i:vs
PURE RYE WHISKY.
We again call yonr attention to the above ele
Irated bread of good, and wt do ao with the con
vict, o that there ii a great want ei.it. ng among
a vast numter ot peroa wbo ar compelled to
are, medicinally or otherwise, a pure whisky.
To supply tbii want we elte Halley'a Pur
Rye aa article which hat beeo before the poblla
for a number of years, Its reputation Handing
hieh at a Ihirmoghly reliable itlmulant among
medical men. As aa evidence, quite a number of
uur eminent pnyaieieai preacnoe it t tut eaeia
iloa of all others.
Being mad oa th belt known tcltntlflc prtn
eiplei, from the eholeeat grain, and by praetieal
distillers. It retaiaa ft delightful Savor, and,
greatly improved by age, makee It largely aunght
aner ny Bril-eiasilioleii ana draggut.
MhewM you dtslr la elv tbia whisky a trial,
and ar la doubt as t whethtr your holed or dreg
gut keep It, (not having one of oar aigua display
ed.) writ le ua aad we shall be most happy to
direct yon t the peraoot who handle our good
Ib yonr nelghberbeed.
We are ale sale proprietor! and maaufaetereri
of tbewt ll-knownBR.BTlKVKK'H TONIC HKRH
RITTERg, wblob haa been sucw-fally used for
ever thirty roar as ft Bleed fartler, ewli-D;!-
pepiie ana ion it.
niTBY A CHRT8T,
MerkT4':.s 1)1 X. Third at., Philadelphia.
m
5r (Rot&tf $romif0. tr.
KRATZER & LYTLE
' THI
NEAV FIRM!
IN THEIR
COLOSSAL
CONSOLIDATED
STORE,
Ar. marking down their
IMMENSE STOCk UF GOODS,
to th, lowt
OASH PRICKS.
Roduced exnimea and aelllng for ready iay
iBablii them to do It. They will endeavor to be
JlKAIHllTAItTKIlM
for tupplytof th oltiaeot of C liar Held oounty
with
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, I
Dra.l Ooo.li, . Wall Paper,
Iloota and Uhoea, Uueen.nare,
Uruearl. Ac., Aa.
And all other gondii in Ihelr line.
N. B.-TKUMfl CAKII.
J. VI. KMATZKH,
J. U.LTTI.K.
Clrarl.ld, DM. IH, 1174.
ED. AV. GRAHAM,
DKAI.KII IN
GENERAL MERCHANDISE, ..
SQl'ARE TIMBER & LIMBER,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Haa Ju.t opened, nt tba old .tend, In Oraham'a
how, a aompieto .took or
ji' k ir v o o u s,
oravary d.aariptlon. 4
DRY OCK)DS,
GHOCEKIKS,
HAnDffAKE,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
CLOTHING, .fw., 4v...
IN GREAT VARIETY, ,
FLOUR,
MEAT,
SALT,
liYE,
OATS,
CO UN,
A L WA YS ON HA ND AND FOR
SALE AT A SWA Ll AD VA NCK.
FLOUR
Ibe car load, and iold
advaaoo.
Received t Ibe car load, and iold at a imall
ad van oo.
A tupplj of ROPE eonitantly on hand.
Special Inducement olTerad to I bote getting oat
Square Timber and Loge, aa w deal largely
la Lumber men ' Buppliea, aad ar pre
. pared at all time to purehate tim
ber and lumber, ,
BDi Wi GRAHAM,
Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.'
Oct 33, 187).
II
ARD TIMES 7
IIAVR NO RPPRCT
IN FRENCHVILLEI
I am aware that there ar terno person a little
hard ta please, aad I am alio aware lhat tbe
complaint of "hard timet" li well nigh nniverial.
nut i am to situated now tbat I enn latisfy the
former and prove oeneloelvly that "hard times"
will not effect thoee who bnv their cooda from me.
and all my patroni ihall h initiated Into Uie a,
eret of
UOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I hare good enough te mihi-lv alt the Inhaht-
tanta In the lower eud of (he county which 1 tell
at exceeding low raiea from my aiaiameth store la
MI LSOMU KIJ, where I can alwavs be found
ready to wait upon allera and tnppfy them with
Dry Goods of oil Kinds,
Bach Bt Clothi, Bet leett i, CaMlmerci, Musliaa,
jVeiainai, binen, Drillings, Lal.ooe,
Trimmings. Ribbons, Lace,
Ready-made Clothing, Roots and Shoe, Hats and
Cap! all of the beat material and made to order
lloee, boobs, uiovet, Mlttena, Laeet, Kt boons, A.
OHOCKUIKa OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rica, Moieties, Piih, Halt
rerk Lloaeowl Oil, jVilb Oil. Carbon Oil.
Hardware. Queenawara, Tinware. Ceatlnr. Plow
and Plow Caitinga, Nails, 8iikti, Corn Cultira
tan, Cider Presses, and all kiodi of Aiet.
Perfumery, Paints, Varnlih, Glut, and a general
airertaient of Stationery,
O00D FLOUR,
Or different brand, nlwayi on hand, and will aa
aala at the lowest poibie figure,.
J. II. MeClaln'l aledlelaa., Jayna'a Maillalnel,
llo.t.tt.r and lioofland a ililtara.
tool pound, or Wool wantsd ror whloh the
high..t prlea will ha paid. Clorereeed on hand
and for aala at Iba lawaat market price.
Alan. Aneht fnt Ktrattonrille nnd CurwanavllU
Thraihlng Uaehinoa. . i
hvft.Cnll and aaafor yonmlvea. Yea will find
av.ry thing aiually kopl la a Mail .tore.
L. H. COtlDHIET.
Franebrllle f. 0., Aognil U, I Ml.
JhjKW 8TOHB A.NDNKW GOOIiS
JOS. SHAW & oOiV
Hay juat opened a
Kw FTot, on Main Ht.,Ci.nriii,n, P.
laloly occupied liy Wm. F. IRWIN, j
Their Hock con.i.li of i
JJD III XT 3E CD CD VD St i
Oaociaiw of ihl beat quality,
QuiCEMtVAHE, BoOtl Qlld SIlOCS, '
and ornrjr article Decenary for
. ona', oomfort.
Call and ixamiuc our itock lefora pur
ohaalngel..wher. May S. lRM-lI. 1
JOTICK.
Th anlertlened hereby fives notice that an
person hai a right to eoBl'aet delta rf the late
ra wf "Kylee A Rberirer" bet hlmseir, and that
he will net pay any debt! for said trm eoDtraeted
hy David II. ghartaer. lie, tbe laid tiharUer,
ha ao right to buy an v thie for tbe Irm, or to
receive any Bmw dae the Irm. Trot baring enm
plied with hit agreeeneat toaKltatlag him a
member ef wid ftrea '
LRONARt) KYLRTt.
Kylortovn, inat 3e ln;j"
ut'$ Column.
WILLIAM HEED
AT COST !
Having (lcloriiiinod to reduce
my slock very low, I will soil for
llio
NKXT
DAYS
AT
Actual Cost!
Buyers in need of
duy ;goods,
CAUPETS, '
WALL PAPER,
should givo lliis atlunlion, ns they
will rccrive
i ' '
BARGAINS !
ALL F HI NTH,
t 8 centi 1
GRENADINES, it IR, 20 nnd 2.1 rU.
TYC6OX REPS, nl ' 20 coiili
FINK POMGEK SII.K8, nt 45 oeitln
TABLE LINENS, nl , r.conlsi
white ooons, .iy (,i.en. j
Ir. . i
ii fuel everything nt nucli prices
.
tlint tlioy nro
lIOIM TO NKIal.I
AT COST!
WILLIAM REED.
Room No. 1 Open Kowae, Marly eppoilte tbe
Pestutln. , . I
(.'learflild, April J, HT'..
no,.y;
rn ftoddj, tit.
QPPOSITION
TO
I HI POM IT I ON!
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
art JeUrmintd to tell
DRY GOODS,
Bt prloei that defy competition,
10,0t)0 yard of entirely new dress good.
ft.uliit yarda lit ark Alpacca.
The celebrated Collingwood Rrand, acknowl
edged the beat good for tb price ever put on the
market.
Hummer Cat i meres, a large atsortment, very
cheap.
LA DISK' DRESS GOODS.
Ladiet while dress goods. In great farit-iy.
Tabl Llneni, whit, aud Id eo'ort. Prlo
away dowa.
A beautiful lot of Summer Shawli, bought at a
bargain and will bo told viry low.
Ladles Bonnets and Hats,
Hetiand BonneU.triuiraedand nnlrimmed.ia the
vary latest ttylet; also flowen for trim wing, and
every artiel uaed for Mllinery. Ribboni, Laoea,
Wreaths, Ac, all entirely new.
" IadicB Dress Trimmings,
A large line or breat Trimmlnt, juat purrheeed,
to be aold very cheap
Percales ia full line, real ale.
Tbe flneit variety of prints or ealioo ever brought
to thli town, from to 10 centi per yard.
Miu Hill man It bore.
oct21'T4
T. A. f LKCK.
A. M. HllJ.r.
QHANGE OF PHOPRIKTOKS.
The undersigned having purchased the ttore
goods aad properly rurmerlr occupied by Lever
Plegal, on Second atreel, Clearfield, adopt tbii
metb'K) of bringing hii buinesio Ihe notice of
the public, and promise to furnish his patroni
with tho very beat quality of
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS,
at exceeding low ratal. Tlill t am euahlrd to
do, htauta I hare no rent to pay, and can there
fore diride lb. prolu with my ru. turner.. It
mny be aild tbat thi. U an eiperlmenl with me,
but U arlling n good article fur a low figure aa
tlee, eititom and anpnnda trade. I am bound to
Iweceee in my tandertoking. Uire ma a call, rl
aaaina ray .lock and learn my prieoa.
To my larg. .look or boot, nnd ibnoa, hata and
tap., I bare Jul added a full Mock f
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
whlrh I will ..11 nt tba rery lowa.t figurea tor
enah, ar In etrbange r.r ronotry produce, nt lha
IIIGHKST MARKET PRICE.
Call and aaaraiae my atorh and prirei h.fore
rwiiMiDR .m.nen.
PKTRR MeflROROR.
Clwn.l.l, April 11, H7.
JjEW OPENING.
SHOWERS'
BOOT & SHOE
''' ' AMD
HAT & CAP
NTOKK.
ROOM No. 1, PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
' MARKET ITKKRT.
A foil anil nimpl.l. uaortmaut of n.w fundi
nnd new Mylrn, down ta
HIA HP PAN" PRICKS
Cilitena are inrltrd to rail and eiamine my
atorh and judge ror Ib.tnrrlve. a. lo Quality and
price, or goode.
J"S It I'll 8. HIIOWKItH.
Clearfield, April II, IHt.
TANT
ED.
N. E. ARNOLD,
('IIMWKNMVIM.G, lA
i . anaeM.rio)
Arnold & Hartshorn.
JOO.OIHI 0-liirh Whavrd lilnRlra.
1 0,000 powtlda of Wool.
. ail lo bal ing Ions rbingle. or Wool (or ail
,r) .m do ..n t. ii o. ma. th. highnt n
ket prira paid al all llaiea.
Also, a full aad complete ttock of
DRY GOODS,
HATS & CAPS,
1IOOTN A WHO US,
j GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
j SALT, PROVISIONS, &c,
which will be toll at reasonable price, or -1
ehang4 for iblnglei or wool.
I N. H. ARNOLD.
Carwensrllle, May I, 187.
WILLIAM M. HKNKY, Junnrr.
or rwa PaAreafHcairttaaa(LUsil.KR
CITY, Colleetloai made and money promptly
paid ever, Artie 1m of agreement and deeds of
ooaveyaaee Beally ei ecu led and warranted cor
rect or ao charge. MJ'tl
lC t 44 A 1lr Terms free.
s9l lAV Addrtea U. BtnaoTl A Co., Peri.
I land. Main.
Jan2My
The Tdrnfltv Clover S 1216 i GOpiB.
The ft Principles as 4-to'd
tin, fti uur Aiinouncsnienu lMt Fall I.av
hridj hutr w yatur'a tjrowth and
ONE PRICE,
CASH DOWN,
RETURN THE K0JTEY,
RELIABLE GUARANTEE
nun. ng oi a
4 Rallying Words 4 Another Season.
1AIIIMMM1MBI811N
have taxed to their UTMOST B" their val faoUltle
IJ-CASH CAPITAL,
"CHOICE OF M AhKFTS,
IH ..-COMPETENT WOHKMEM,
rCONVENIENT BUILDINI1S,
l-COMPHHeNSIVK BXPEItiENCB.
Tiie Kesult is 4-fold.
PERFECTING OF PLANS.
REPARATION OF STOCK.
UTTING DOWN THE PRICES.
LACE OF BUSINESS ENLARGED.
I
ut.
hrnwrifr al 0,allng
lid.
Doma tutiNUi
poa
eH.
WE 1 TO BUILD
WANAMAKEXt & BROWN
OAK HALL,
8.E. Cor. 6th & Market Sts., riiUadelplua.
Mar ,M, l7i-3m.
lUUrrUaurous.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN,
8HC0ND BTKKKT,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DKALEIIg IN ' .
PUllK DllUCJS!
CHEMICALS!
PAINTS, OIIJS, DYE STUFF
VAIINISIIES,
U 111811 K8,
pkrfi:mf.rv,
FANCT 00 01)
TOILET AUTICLES,
OF All KINDS,
PURR WINKS AND LIQUORS,
for mcdirlnal parpoiet.
Trues, Pupporten, School Dooka and Station
ary, and all other articles usually
found In a Drug ft tor.
IMIYSICIAJJP' PRKSCIIIPTION8 CARK
PVLLY COMI'0l'NIKD. lUvmr a lares ei-
Eerlenee in the bnsiaess they can give entire sat
fartioa. .
J. O. HARTSWICK.
JOHN F. IHWIN.
Clearfield, beeembor lo, 1S74.
TIIE CLEARFIELD
FIRE CLAY CO.
CLKAIIFIKLD. PA.,
, HANtirarrritRna r .
FI1IK KltlXK,
Furnace Blocks, (ins Rctorls,
Stove Linings, Paving Tiles, &o.
ihimncy Top; IfVurfoir Vnpt,
' i a tin I'n.ort.
A!l kinds of Architectural Adornments.
ORIIIIN'AI, DKSIUNS IN TKKRA C0TTA
MADK TO OltUCR.
i ' '' - 1! f!i .' : ,i '
With Improved niakinerr, Grit ola.t inaterlal
and .hilled workmen, wn can warrant nil onr
manufacture, to be equal te If nut .ulierlur lo
an; In tlto mnrket.
Artielea af oar mannfai4ura aan be Hen at Ihe
Worh, near Railroad Dram, or at the Hardware
Store of II. Y. llifler A IV
All AtA.. r.Am . aialnHn. . .,. J t ,!
General rjutierintendrnt. will reeeiv. nmni k
tentlon.
AT. O. IIARTHIVK'K,
.lnnv rK'tiiii-tinv ,,..
or Ilrathnrlil, ll.rnklrk, Seotland,
nupl. Manulacturto, llapt. marSO 73
- . i i.v pae.aae. in ill. worm
Hlncl. paekae., with elegant priia, poet. paid,
2S n.ni. l'. . i.i .-j ....
.... v... . Hu,,tm pvd. .lamp, ...
r.leu, F. P. (JI.l l K, New lle.K.ird, Ma. Hij
Jj'on BBNT.-
Arnold's Halt, Ib Curwrnfville.tir nlehtor
wee h, on reainable lertni. treating capacity,
fliiUj stage, 1S40; drop eurtain all rem p let.
Alie,l tint rooini on leeond floor, 20x20, suita
ble for offirts, 1n,nlin on Alain atrctU 'or fur
ther particulars addreii
N. E. ARNOLD.
Curwenirlllo, April 7, I8:v..;!m
JOR SALE
Ibe nnderrigned, determined to reduce rtoek
and material, pmpoeei to dispose of, at eireediog
low rale, a nuuiber or
IIOJIHKH A HA1INKSS,
rARRlAGES t IIUGGIES,
A(iONSt AC, AC,
I eaa top ply parties with eilber new or teoond
band earrias;e, liur,jf, or wngons, at fabulomly
low prices. Horse, old and ynong, and harnem
to mat oh. Partial la need of either cannot buy
them ai eheaply anywhere else.
JAM KB I. LKAVT.
(Garfield, April l7S..t(
C
OME AXD SETTLE.
I hereby fire oetieo lo my euatomrra that I
nr. drtormlnr. to hare all ni, anaallled aoeonnta
aloaed at a. early a period a, pua.ilila. II eo.to.
mere eannot pay, let Ihem aotne rnrward and Hi.
Ha their aerounla. Ir they will aot oonta and
ettle with ma, they mny ba anmpelled to nettle
with aa ntneer or the law, and incur tba nana!
eorta In such eaa...
L. M. C0UDBIET,
Frrnohrllle, Jane ,175. Jm
At'CTIoNI'.ERI.Mi
Ann
1HLL POSTING.
The und.nlteed Would raepeetfnllT Inhrm lha
dtl.ena of t'learneld and eleinlty lhat ba la pre
pared I. 9rj all Aaellea, Veailaa, and arher Male,
on abort nolle., nnd at reaeoaunl. rate,. Hale
Hill., Poatera, Programme., end olh.r adrartUia,
aoaled nnd dialriboted In ihe ami ana.wtt'a'.n.
plaae. A abate .1 pnhlle patnmaa I. ..Molted.
N, I,. IIOIIINM.
Marrh 1?. Tl tr. llrartli'M, I'a.
4th.
Uin, l.tiataotlM
oa
gafatHhna th Maney.
aacuiln, our CvltMaara
fit T)iK
SUAftAHTEC.
Up the Largest
Clothing Business
In the World.
UsrtUanrous.
E. A. SOUTHARD,
Fire, LRc & Accident Insurance
AGENT, Clearflclrl, Pa.
IRAVKI.ER S LIFE A ACCIDENT.
Il.rtford, Conn ...Aa.eta over 3, 0011,01)
IIO.MK FIltK INSURANCE CO.
Coluiubua, Ohio
(foUe'TMy
Aaetta orar $600,000
Jab. 8. Paao, Prea'l. R. E. Bniraaa, gac'y
CONTINENTAL
Life Insurance Company,
OK HARTFORD, CONN.
Assets... fc1.IU.Mt.
Ratio of Aaaelito Liahititiei 1JJ
Fnroiihe Incurane at the very lowest cost
Policy-boldert participate in the profit! of the
Company, thni eontinually reducing tbe annual
pa vui en Is.
For rates, Ac, call on or address
R. M. MrKNAIiLV, A rent.
Office ia 8haw'a Row, Clearfield, Pa. 7:1a 74
TOOK. R. Ul Rlur.
ctbi'i oonnox.
WEST BRANCH
INSURANCE AGENCY
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Clearfield, Pa.
nltANCn OFFICES In different part, or the
Connty.
Tha rollnwini; Old and ReliaMe Fire, Accident,
S tcck and Life loaorance Companiaa rcprcented :
E"ub- Aaaata.
law North Britiab A Mercantile Fir.
Ine. Co., ar Knuland f30,IOO,.O0
18U SoaUiah Cmaerelal fire Ine.
Oo, or KnalaoJ.. (gold) lO.OOO.OM
17VI North Atn.rien Fire Inaar.no.
Co, of Philadelphia. . can. ,o,
1820 Fire A.aociaUon Fire lararanoa '"'
Co, oi Philadelphia S, 100,000
18S Pbornii Fir. In.. Co., N. Y.... 1,200 000
HOT Wat.rlown Flra Ina. Co., or H.
Y, inanraa Tarn building, only 100,000
1S71 Ainaaon Fir. luauraao. Co,, of
Oirn.lnn.il . a a a
" ...... a. a. ........... llUVV. UVU
1858 Vorlt hloek In sure no Co- of
1'enoa. I Dsn ret horses, Ac 7A,Wt
1874 Hartford Accident Iniurano Co
nt nt.nn.nli.,. a..a
... atVV.VVU
mil Pean Mutual Life Inauraao.
I'O, oi I'eoneylraain A,000,000
1800 Metropolitan Lite Inanrano. Co
oi Now York ..... 1,0(10,000
Total capital 01,000,0110
Pe.nne In (he mh.ih , .
. ,nulli iR.an.Doa, eaa
hat. i promptly attended to by calling at lha
ufV. or addreaainf u by letter. Ineuranooa af
feciod at tha loweat poaaibla rata, to ho obtained
in Irrt-elau aompaniae. Ao Cbmniniee ranna.
tnud trkirk net. A.e..Mear.
The aho.n two life Imuran. Co. 'a, rrprceented
by T. 11. Mnrray, bar. paid oat ia carh. between
tha dale, of Aug. and Aug. Kill, lo U.
fri.nda of dcreaaed policy holder, in tbia coaaly,
the mm of 0.2,iiio.
ProvIJa r. ih r.ii.H k. 1.....1.. l
. ... ...... j iu.uiiu. w.r auiaei
and your lire. In Ihe Wc.l Hranoh Inauranra
"R'ncy. MUKKAY A I1UKDON.
llearSald, May 20, 187j. Aganl,.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DK.U.KR IN
FUKNITUllE,
AMI
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P. O.
The under.i.ned her. leave to Inform th. .til.
aena or ClearQelil, nnd lha public generally, thai
he ba. on hand a One aaaortnient of Furniture,
enrh a Walnut, Cheatnat nnd Painted Chamber
Suite., Parlor Snilcr, Krclinitig nnd Rlteneioa
t'h.lr,, l.a.llra' ami llrnt.' K.iy Chair., the Per
fnrtrd Dining and Parlor Chair., Cana Seat, and
Wiailor Chair.. Cloth., liara. Kljin a,.n
aion Lnddcr,, Hat Rack., Scrubbing Brurhea, Ac
MOUI,IINfl AND riCTVRt FRAMEg,
Looking (llnaaea, Chromo,, Ar, which would ha
.oitahle for llolieay praeenta.
onivi. JOHN TIIOI'TMAN.
.'Oil SALE!
n ..... .,iU wr.niii.nen iiricn swelling, .lin.
ate en tb. rlrer bank, In the borough of Clear.
., K .in., ruoma, wiin good cellar,
. i aim auina moiiera oonre
aleaeea. Paalriee, Ilath-room, Clohe.-prei.e., Ao.
Lat eitly feat front nnd two hundred aad thirty
feet back, witb a twenty foot alley na thaaaal
aiile, S.i.l building, with all tha appurtenance,
will ba aold cheap, with payment, to auil nurohe
ar. Application can be made lo tho nnder
igned, or to A. O. Tale, Eaq, who will giro all
neocaaary Information lo IhoH who dealra to ia
pent the property.
,, iiiua.j.jtcviiLi.oi;tiH.
May 11.1,1873, if.
c
I ALL AND SETTLE..
rt.Vftl. liMM H.hAn.J Ia m.. I 1 I... .
. .. miu wvmm
time witb oo hop. nl permanent impror.m.nt, I
deem it ne.1 I. quit buain..., and horl,y notifr
I lalm., lh.1 I It... . 1 . 1 . 1 1 i l
paper, ia the banda ol Wm. Porl.r, k.u, for nl.
.fluent un collection, lie t. lull; aulejuitaed to
aettle my bu.inea., and will pay all hone.1 et.iaaa
l.rr.l'n I nl i n . I m. Ma . A .
hour, on bo.'neae, being phy.ieallr n-.ai. eo al.
...... w ii,u.e uavnig uaeeiueii aecownl on
my book, will eonf.r n favor n aa hy ralhag oa
mt. i-orier ai an .any cay anil adiuat tha ram
a proper manner. t ll k DllOKT.
I'lenrlielil, April II, IS7t. Am.
ArAl.l'AHLE IMiOrEHTV
. FOR BALK Oil FOR ItKNT.
Tha nhaerllior airea aotle. Diet ba will .HI...
rani or mil bu dwelling nnd elor. property, alt.
u.la on It cod atreel, adjoining the Leonard Hoar.,
In tbe nnrough af Clearfield, I'a. Tba .tor. mom
la 10 X 84 1..1. The dwelling boa., coatnlna I
roniae and a kitchen oa lha Aral atory, and
room, oa lha aecoud atory. Tha iter, room
can ba had at once, nnd lha dwelliae; portion
on and after Ihe lat of July. For further par
ticular., aildraH or .pply to th. anderiig ned .a
loo premiroa. u r.11. u, rAHftMUtla,
ClaarBeld, Pa, May l, '7i.lf
Clearfield Nursery.
tNCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
2I1UE and.nlnn.d, harlag .aubllah.d a Mat.
L l.'y an Ih. 'Pike, about halfway aotwMi
l.arfleld and Cnrwenaellle, la nrahnt.4 aa a ,.
Blah nllhlnde.fFHUIT IHKKa,(.lnaardaa4
dwnrf.) Kttrfrwu, Khrnhhary, Urap. VlaM,
llooeenarrlei, Uwl.a Blaekharry, Bu-awharry,
and Raaharry Vlnaa. Alio, Slharlaa Orah Trm!
(..I.e., aad .nrly aearlal Hkabarh, A.. Orittt
promptly all.nd.d a., Addraaa,
t. D. WRI8BT.
Mp.O.'M, C.rw,ill..n,