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feUi.ic.ioUM NOTICUM.
Methodist Kplaropal Church-Rev. B, F.
Htuvuns, j-astor. Habile Henri avery Sabbath
U loj A. M., eod 7 P.M.
Sabbath Hohuol at 9 A. M.
Way or .V-eling very Thursday, et Tft P. M.
Coiuu union tiervlo. trst 8abbath of evry
month, al It' A. M.
Prnbturlftii 1'liarcb Hv. 11. S.Botlum.
Sabbtrth service norn lag and evening 8b
bath Behool at I P. M Prayer lieellug Wednes
day evening.
Ht. fraud' t'liMrchCathollc R.v. P.
J. Khhhiiim. Preaching at lu, o'cliHik, A. M.,oa
tha aril, third and leurlb Sun -Jays of iwh month t
Vespers and lirtieiilciloo of the hlrssed Hsoramsnt
at 7 o'clock, P. M. Punda; Ifehool vry SuDilejr
afternoon at S o'clock.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
t.UB OV I OLD 10 QVTK 1MII0RI COP IT.
rVond Monday of January.
TYrd Monday of March. i . '
Vlrst Munday af June.
Fourth Monday or fleptoabar.
f IMI Or MOLDIIO OOUtfO fLRlll.
First Monday of Jane.
Heoond Monday of November.
ruiuo or rictus.
PrttiJtnt Jtdgo Hon. Charles A. Mayer, of
book Haven.
At ittant Lmm df Hon. John H. Orris, of
Hellerontc.
Jmmi'i JM-.WIlli. 0. Tele, Plearfletd;
John J. Read, Curwensvill.
Prvthnotaiy Kli Bloom.
fityiifr and Htcordtr L. J. Morgan.
fHtlrict Attorney Frank Fielding.
Treasurer David W. Wiia.
Aacn-Williaa H. McPherson.
Vomtg 8rvtyor-8mot F. McClokey, Cur
wensrilla. Vaunt j Cnmmiitiontrt John D. Thompson,
Curwf.nsv.tle : Clark Ilrowa, Clearfield ; Conrad
W. KyW, llr-liamton.
tfnnnty Anrtitor$-Jnmt H.llila, Lumber City;
Lewis 0. Bloom, Clearfield; Henry Whitehead,
Union township.
Jury iktmnifivntrt John W. tihugert, Jatnaa
Michel I. Clearfled.
timptrinttndtnt of Pnlli School John A.
Urejtory, Clearfield.
Nulariwt Pu U le Julia W. Wrirlef. Wm. K
debauitti. Cyrus I.. OonlnD, Clearfield Josiah
liven. Jos. 11. Irwin. N. K. Arnold, Curwenevtll
J. J. Li ogle, Kminel Sayers, Osoeole Mill; John
ston llaioillon, but bare Liu re;.
Onr Spteial oolunm ll decidedly Interesting in
a local point of irw, and prod table reading to
outsiders who want to laTt money.
Jamos L. Teftvy fa pnarl to fur
nish Lehljfb and Wilkesbarra eoal on short notion.
Tboro tiro eight collieries in opem
lion in tha IteynoltisvIHe eoal field.
Whiteside is the name of anew town
I n this oontity, located on the Moinannon Branob
Kallroad, midwny betweva Iloatsdale and Madera,
The Clinton Ikmncrut sayn about 250
rafts reached Look Haven, moat of which have
gone on below. They averaged about 0,000 coble
feet to tha rait. '
The Fourth of July ir "till kept up
at Tyrone in the pipers. Tbey must have bad
a huge good time over thors ; or, is that "a fair
square lie," al tha Ihrtld man remarks to ht
B.'l!efuote neighbor.
Ohoanizino. A company of volun
teers is being organised at II nut ids le, this county,
with a view of vifitiug the Centennial on tha 4tb
of July, IS70. Houtsdals if therefor ahead In
the soldier tine.
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It h confidently averted, Bfl'- the
Huntingdon Journal, tbut there is from $100,004
to $160,000 worth of grain more In that county
this season, than there was last. This ought to
safe up things over there.
Bv
A cur load of llamas, direct from
Peru, South America, were taken up the Broad
Top Railroad, tha other day, where they an to be
kept until tha oeming Centennial requires their
presence in ruuaueijmia.
,' The new Opera House at Reynolds
Till (and a on one u is, too, wai formally
j opened on last Saturday and Monday evening
f by th celebrated comedian, J. II. Ptoddarr, and
his Select Comedy Company.
Mr. JIuL'h l.obcrU, of (ireen town
ship, Indiana county, was bitten on the band by
a rattlesnake a few weeks ago. He cut the wound
open with his knife and sucked th blood from It.
He has since irieneed ao troaU.
I Prom the Cambria wmi weluarn
u that th Cambria Iron Company has reduced th
; wages In allits depnrtmonts to eight per cent. lets
; than tbey wen before th Brit of the present
. month. Uod help th poor sue.
f Roland Curtin, of iJolletbnte, brother
of ei-Oovernor Cnrtin, died at Lock Haven, on
his way bum from th tea shore, last Saturday.
-Judgo Foley, who Is a relative of the deceased, fans
been absent for several day l, attending th
funeral.
Loht. A halter, with fttrnp attached,
u lost on the pike between this place and Bar
ret station, on Sunday evening last. Any en
finding It will confer a favor on th owner by
tearing It at this effloe, or at Leary'c livery sta
ble, and be rewarded be tides.
.Tiint one doxen of Democrats want
to be elected Treasurer of Clinton county this
coming fivff. W wish we could perenad a simi
lar number to tdfcr tfecuisdres in Clearfiold county.
It would help U pay a paper bill of f 2il0 due on
tho 1st of September.
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The army worm Iioa made iU appear
ance at several place in the counties adjoining
Clour field county Cambria aud Jefferson--but aa
the summer la almost gone, there Is little fear of
any serious damage being done by this peit, Tbey
ar of a dark rolcr, and about aa Inch In length.
I'io-Nmj at Hoctzdalk. A grand
pic aic and ball, under th auspices of the
Ht. J. 0. T. A. and B. Society, will be held at
Houtsdale, this county, on Monday and Tuesday
next, August Hi and 24th. All are cordially In
riled to be present and participate in the fvMlri
; tie ftr (he ncoanlon.
I. JLc Ur.-L. W. He
S tNK Up. L. W. HorriiiL'ton. imb
liher of an obwan newspaper called th itanert
hi Williainspurt, was sentenced on Mondsy
week, to undergo an tmnrisenmrnt In the pen I
tentiary for three years and pay a Sn of iOO,
Ilerrington has already been In confinement at
Williatu'port for a long time.
Tinn.KflALK Dki.ivkrv. The in
dieted miners, fourteen In number, were discharged
from prison on Friday last. Sheriff AloPb arson
allhouxb be still has nine Inmates In tb fort,
A.inplains that It Is quite lonely down there. The
tnionri seemed to fed decidedly better when tbey
emerged from their cells, than when tbey went la,
On Saturday next, tho 21rtt inHt., a
match game of base ball will be played wn th
Fair ground ia West Clearfield, at 1 o'clock, r.
bet wet th Highland base ball club, of Newburg,
and th Chinckl, of this plan. Aa th High
landers have defeated all clubs they have met this
reason, w i peel the forthcoming gam will be
eWely contested.
A ScHKAh Illair county is to have
a ftlOA.TOA Court HntiM. Tha eontrmai was
awarded by tb Cumin iisioners en Thursday last,
t John Sobretvner, of Pittsburgh. There war
twenty. three bids, ranging from the above sum to
! IliiS.OttO, the enrage being about 134,M. How
saucy they will be otcr there when they get Bied
up. The eilre bill will be ab.ut $30,0US sr If
it don't.
Dr. (leorire Pwlf, a prominent ilar-
p-t.arg physician, who came to this place nearly
e weeks ago, for the purpose of reenperaling
' ksalth, died at th resldeno of Prank Field
PH. K-q., U this boreuih, on Tuesday morning,
! about &2 years. His reualni wcrec-inveyed
f Harrlsburg on Tuesday afternoua. Th
pael was a relative of a-lvraor Bigler, and
jMle Lore amoag his friends, Is oarrted off la the
prim of lira ud usefulness by that lasldooui
p, eonsumptloa,
"A gentlemen who CAtiVawwHl tho
F' Mhrra nortlna nt Ihta auaal a aaatioa
P1 Mearield county wee somewhat surprised
inu aeeir every Tamily ea the CrearteM
'! wereanbitrlberi 1a lk (?UraU Kii'HLire
Wl I'umerov S jmI , wkile mm Ika ItaliB
V- mund la the merrily ef I be he tb
liana ei.d ibe Toled AfeeW. This
"axtan claarly iadinatM tb polities ftfef
I It must bare been my alaia ta the aforwaid
"u.ter. that th people la the Clear I aid aectloa
r ea tb riekt aid, aad disulaved their wood
r" by reedlsg tb joaraale Indicated.
A Bank Pbkhiiicnt Risiunm. The
Altuoaa Mirror makes tba following announce
ment , "Mr. Win. M. Lloyd having decided la
olos th new buslues af Wm M. Llayd at Co
iao tba opening of their bous la February last,
further deposit are refused and dspusitorc trt
Wing paid thalr balances ta aeltle th ttevr bu-.
Bss, W learn that It 1 Mr. Lloyd's InteutUa
to give hie entire attention to the sitlwat of
his affair prior to tb ausieaslun, and to that
end has also ralgd the pralda7 of the First peri tit itdenl as any of Ihoac counties te Inslruot
National Bank of Altooua, II 1. suoeeded In j W ,T.t'hilr 'Si. S'thV
. - ' W sou tit certainly has produced sou or tb
that nusltiua by lltary Llyd. Kq , on or Pltu. but Uorvraors, tailed Stataa Senators, and
burgh's wealthy elttten. U I a large atocb-1 Judges in th Stat, and um or our Common
bolder In th bank. President of th Pooplo'a I Sohool teachers that have emigrated to other
ii t. t di.. i i i .... ,.a i .v Stat have rise a to dlsttnotloa aud cmlneaee la
Bank f Pittsburgh and largely Inlertsled In th MW (tm n4 w, fU mlloM tmi ,
anufacturtng Intemts of that elly. This notion Jtuudys among us yet. Than, why go abroad for ,
af Wm.M.ldoyd leave hlu enllr! clear of I teacher in th psaic times t Why nt employ
th banking buMnesa here, h having seared bis j !?! "ri 1?"ht:rt rhoM t baW helped
,...,... . . . to build an tlweoualy and pay tbe taies lo sna
connection wltb the Mecbanlca Saving bank tain and anpport it f I think that charily ahoald
aom time ago. i We understand that tit dcposU ctwavs begin at bom, and that Bible injunction
tors of W. M. Lloyd ar generally transferring j which enjoins u to always provide for our own la
tboir balances to tb Flrat National bank Bd
th Mobanloa Savings bank. As W. M. Lloyd
A Co. era paying ff all depositor lu th now
business, there need be no trouble apprehended
by any one having aoaounts there, as all will be
settled with promptly."
T, P. Railcy & Co. KlHOwhere will
be found tbe advertisement of Ibis Brit elaas Arm,
Th bous Ii located opposlt th SL Charles
Hotel, Pittsburg P., aad our merchant would
do well to giro them a oall when la the city.
This Is one of tb oldest, most extensive and ro
llabl wholesale china, queens war and glass,
war establishment west of tb mountain. Th
arm purchase their china and other Imported
goods from th manufacturer thmclv ta
Kurope, and thereby deal with no middle agsn
oles. Tbelr purchases are strictly for each, and
having a laTR ciperieneo In th bnslna, know
how and wbn to purohase, and with thee ad
vantage over other bouse purchailag on tlm
they secure at all time great bargains and tbe
choice of goods. In turn their aumsiou custo
mers reap th benefit of tbelr long experience,
both as to the quality of goods they receive aad
the price they pay for tbe earn. They also deal
largely la glass and glassware, and being In th
midst of th principal manufactories n that war
I th United State, have tha best of facilities
for making tbir purohcac la that line of thalr
goods. Tb Arm also deal very heavily In lamps,
chandeliers, eh lm nays, burner, A., aud tuak a
specialty of the good.
Another Conk. Our county has
lust another highly esteemed eitisen in the
person of Robert Dougherty. He aspired at his
horn, la Morris township, op ibeifrh day af July,
la bis 78th year. He was horn In 01 In too county,
and removed to this county about twenty-six years
ago. He leaves a wlf and six obildroa fiv
sons and on daughter. Th youngest son, aged
n flirt, ar twins. Hi death brought together
en of the largist funeral processions that eve r
met In Morris township. That Is an fndcg of th
character of tb deceased, and goes to show how
highly he was esteemed by his friends and neigh
bors. 11 was a Irst-elass mechanic, hi chief
pursuit being that of a millwright and bridge
builder. The bridge across Clearfield crack, east
of this borough, was erected by him. He was
engaged In putting tbe new bridge across th
river at Deer creek at tha time of his deatb. Tba
chief legacy that he ha left bis family I a dura
ble one, and one that will allow him t rait "over
there." Th testimony of his neighbors, and
thore with whom ha bud busiaau transactions,
llway was i "He ia an honest man." That, after
all, la th beat monunut a hernia being ean
rect. Wa knew him long aud well. Farewell 1
TlIR Sl'HKAD OF TIIK RlHI.E. The
sixty. seventh annual report ef tb Pennsylvania
Bible society (which has an auxiliary In this
county) contain some interesting facts and
itatistics relating to tbe work or that organisa
tion. Tbe society was Instituted In lK0, ad It
province Is specially the State of Pennsylvania,
where, by an efficient agency, under the super
vision of twe diitrlct secretaries, much has been
done la the organlaatloi of secistiea, charged
with the collection of funds for local aad for gen
eral distribution, and with the purpose of hav
ing all tbe families In the State supplied wltb
copiu of th Bible, as well as aiding in sending
these sacred records throughout lb world. The
receipts of money during the pact year bar been
less than Usual, owing to ausi that ere toe well
known te require repetition. The circulation
during tbe year.was I7.T41 Bibles. S7,79I testa
menu, S,32t testaments with psalms, l,ftl por
tion of th Blbl, making a total of 71,71(1 vol
umea, valued at 139,806.38. ,
mm a mm
CAMrMEETiNG -Notes. The Wullacc-
ton Campmaetiog wa tb centra of attraction,
last Bunday. Th weather was fine, and tbe
crowd of peopl wa tremendous. A special train
of five coaches wa run from this place on that
day, making threw trlpr, and crowded full of
passengers each way.
We Irara that Mrs. Lock art, of Bigler Station,
who celt brat ed her 10H h birthday un tbe 4tb of
this month, was In attcudanc at th Watleccton
Campmcetlng last Sunday.
Rev. B. F. Stavens, of this place, lft oa Mon
day morning for tha West Branch Campmcetlng,
which commenced yesterday at Wayne Station,
on the Philadelphia A Krl Railroad., six miles
east of Lock Haven.
Hev. Jeue B. Young, of Curwcniville, preached
at the Cumberland Valley Campweeting, In Cum
berland county, en Wodaesday afternoon of last
week.
Camp meetings are now In full blast at a doien
points throughout this State,
Subscribe. Tho.e ot our readers
who can afford to subscribe for a newspaper out
side of th sphere In which tbey move, would do
well to send for the Savannah (Ua.) JVetss. This
Is tbe leading Jearnal la the Seoth, oatsid of
Now Orleans, and should have northern pet reu
se; aad thereby help to break down sectionalism.
More interchange of views of tbedtfferent sections
will enhance tbe aoioa which will bind ns together
for all tlm. For terms and address, se adver
tisement In this Journal beaded "UEOKUIA A
FLORIDA."
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Who was it? The editor of tho
Bellelonto trpnUican, of August 1 lib, say : "We
war standing at tb ticket offloe In tb depot at
Look Haven oa Monday morning getting our
ticket Tor Bellefonto. A raft man came up, pulled
out hit pocket-book, which contained a roll of
bills, and asked for a ticket to Clearfield. While
be was waiting tor hi change, a pickpocket
reached over his shoulder, grabbed the money,
pocket-book and H, and made away with tbsin.
And be wasn't oaugut
New Leather Store. T. Al. Robin
son has opened a leal her and shoe findings store la
Shaw's Row, this place, la the room formerly oc
cupied by T. H. Murray, Eq., as a law offidcj'
where be will sell alt kinds of French aad Ameri
can Calf, Kip aad Sokt Leather of all kiads, aad
Shoe Finding without Mint. Tom says be can
sell thea good cheaper than they o'aa be bought
elsewhere In tbe eounty, and asks all in need of
any thing la that liaa to give him aeaU, Neat
door te Shaw's tobaee store, Market street
"Otr Home Kritnd" is, taken alt In
all, th bl and cheapest Youth's paper la Ameri
ca. International Suaday School Lecsous, Sua
day School songs, a course la tb rudiment of
music, Sunday Sohool and Day School literature,
aad home amusements ar contents of each a um
ber. Only M els., a year, mmthly, with aa ex j
quisit ehromo worth more than subscription costs. !
Agents wanted la avry town la America Ad-
drees, fur specimen copies and agent's outfit, the
publisher, Peter II. StauftV, Milford Square,!
Bucks county Pa.
A SAMPLE. Wo seldom "blow Clir
own bora, but a subscriber residing la another
county does It for o in this handsoin way i
Aiiost llth. 1874.
(). 11. (JoobLixnxn.
Jirmr A'i I regret that I hev been remiss In
paying yon for my paper for several years. En
closed Had my ebeck lor 910, which credit a far
as It goes, and hereafter dun me whenever my
time is up, If 1 do not 'com down,' Th Rnprs
lm'ax Is valuable to me, and I do not want to be
ithout it. lourr, truly,
There! that's bnsluess. Now, bow mauy of oaf
delinquents will follow suit . I
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Tut, Tit I Tho rude "local" of the
Indiana Jemaper got Uil oft last week i
On of oar young mdies was heard te remark
lb ether day t "With being tied aronnd above.
and tied around below, 1 bavea't bad a square
su-uowa since in lauvouriioa or iae new
fashion."
Well, H she weald have had is much rounds-
tloa to build wpoa s th editor of that Journal
baa, sb aauld have Ma sujuar 4t-dowaM rry
time. '
"Th editors of the WilhatnHport
fr FVee have beea faellag around Judge
Smith' kltcbea. W are not In farmed a to
whether It was provender at the girls they wsr
Bftr." BtHmnlo WntrAomn,
Well, well! They are aloe bmo o tVrnish ftoav
day reading matter.
is in -
Pifti ATRuMHARiiEB. We learn that
tb buildiag accepted by J- W. Deaaetl, as a rb
deace aud milliaery store, was destroyed by fir
last week, aad all tb eon tents eon aimed. It will
be remembered that Mr. 0. wa a rlollm t tb
nam mUforiun while a rnldcat of Brookrill,
ecmrying lbe Falter property at to tlm It was
urmmA.-Prookvilh iteaeiicea.
. SCHOOL MATTIRt.
Ma. KniTttR i As th aeasun fur opening th
puhlto schools I approachlag, I would, with your
permission, call tbe attention of the School Ill
rectors of this county to a few facts. I have
notired for ionic years, a disposition among those
In authority to employ teachers from neigh boring
count lei In preference te those cf our own county.
Now, air, I belie re that we have In Clear Held
aouuty tb material to mannfaetur Just as good
teacher aa any county ta Western reontyivenie,
RBd tuat as aa eftoleal and ensraretis Couuty Ha-
? PP
H-bools just becauee teachers from abroad could
be employed for a few dollars less. Our motto
sbeuld U i employ our own Irst if competent,
and if not eufiteienl, then those from abroad. j
1 do not wia to be understood aa opposing
teachers who com her to make this their hems
bwcau I know many who come br from ether
parts who arc urst-elasa laaabera and worthy
oitiiene. It is those who com her merely to
teach a term or school, pocket th money, and
leave to spend It la other parts. If our own
teacher got it, tbey would spend it among as aad
Impror th Bounty.
Now, Mr. Kditor, tber ar lb re articles I think
we should not Import t Common School teacher,
flour and whisky. The two former we
ought to produce ourselves, and th latter we
eonld do without t but we might deprive tbe
Court of many Commonwealth causes, and tbe
county of pay log a larg amoual of eosta.
Lawrence twp., Angust lOlh, 1875.
PiiiLipsuVRa Journalism. The
count voa Turkeyheim has returned to Bellemnte.
He couldn't tear himealf away from tb delightful
association.
Wm. bennlns? reports that ha has caught sv-
entv-fiva thousand potato bua on a patch of
three-fourth of aa aor that ha been aader hi
are.
They have a bat ball club In Chst township,
Clearfield county, composed ef nine brother, by
th nam or Kilobun a kind of family base ball
club and the eld lady can remember when cvry
member or lb club, from short stop to captain,
was th basest kind of a bawlar. (Vei, and they
are no relation to th "Seven Eltohens" at tb
base of tba Blu Hill," near Northumberland.
Kn. Bur
A sudden death under painful eireumslaace
occurred in lite olhee f Justice Hhoop on Monday
evening, about nine o'clock. Mrs. Hiram Harris
was before lb Juatic for a bearing oa a charge
of aavault and battery, preferred by Mrs. C.
Thome. It an peers that Mrs. Thomas' little bey
bad entered Mrs. Uarria' garden and was doing
some injury their, relualog to leave whoa told to
do so, wben Mrs. Harris eeugni mm oy me arm
and Inflicted a few ills: hi b.wa with a bit of lath.
Mrs. Harris was making this explanation to th
Justice, without visible agitation, when sue suvl
denlv steniied Into an adioininr room, the office
of tbe Justice being la bis residence, and asked
one of his daughters for a drink of water, which
was banded to Iter. She raised Ibe glass tc bar
lip, but was uuable to drink, and returning the
glask attempted to enter the oSlce agl 7lnlt
faintly, "Tek m bout." The Justice caught
her a she was sinking, and she was carried to a
couch In tbe parlor and eipired, without sneak
ing aitafu, la elcvea wituutrs. A physician wa
immediately summoned, but did not arrive until
she had oeeud to breath, Justice Riddles was
sent for and held an Inquest upon the toudy, tho
rennet tielng teal iteatn enaned irom embolism
of tbe heart. The funeral took place on Tuesday
net noon aad wa largely attended.
WiujAMBPoRT Bulletins. Daniel
Orlirgs I eoononted one of tb best farmer la
Brady township. His farm is a model ef neat
aea, and bis crops ar very fin this season.
McCall Piatt, of Brady township, has oats on
his farm, th stalks of which measure tlx feet two
Inobc la height H I anxious to knew if there
Is another farmer in tbe eounty who can beat it.
Now is tbe time to speak out.
Samuel Derr, of Klimsport, is a veteran soa of
vuiuan. Aimougu n nas ecoreu nis om year,
h works every day in bis blacksmith shun, and
"blows and strikes" with all tbe vim and energy
of one who has not attained half his years. He
can make a horse-shoe ia double quiet tlm, but
ha doe not attend to "shoeing, leaving tba
tiresome business to those a trine younger tn
years. If there la another smith fa th couaty
who ean make more lively aavll music than tbe
fciimeport veteran, let niu rise up and "strike.
Th flouring mill at the v II I are ef Pinohtowa.
Clinton township, which wa destroyed by fir
last spring, is being rebuilt. Toe fbuaaatloa nas
been releld, and last week workmen were busily
engaged in framing th tlm her for tbe super
structure, wbieb will be "raised" this week or
next. The new building will be a few feet leas la
sisc than the old one, but more solidly constructed,
and supplied with the best modern machinery for
tb manufacture of Sour. The mill ia drlrea by
tb waters of Black Hole creek, which rise near
tbe south base or Held JEagle mountain, and Bow
through the valley to th river, turning several
mills in tbelr course. As early a 1J tbe first
mill was erected at Pinohtowa by Wbittaker A
Hess. It has pulsed through many bands since
tb.t time, and at present te efw4 ly mmm
Miller.
The foregoing item all relate to the vicinity la
which we were bora. W often nw tbe sparks
fly from under Mr. Dera'i hammer whoa a hoy
that is, wkea w were a bey.
FATAL ACCIOCNT.
Oa Saturday morning, August Tth, I87&, Cyrus
Aiiulla Hlierk, of K art haul, Clearfield oountv. Fa.,
aged 11 year, 9 months and 28 days., was killed
mstanlly ty tb accidental discharge ef a gua.
wbil bunting on the north side of Mosquito creek,
ia Clearfield eounty, Tbe subject of this notion
we a member of tb Evangelical Lutheran
Church, and th only sun of Rev. P. h Shark.
Ob ! how true, thet "in the mi Jit of life we are in
death.-We mogniM hr this dispensation of
Providcuoe an idiuoaition to- live th "life that
bow is by faith la Him, who wben on earth did
weep with thus that wept." May tb Lord sus
tain the bereaved father and family, aad we pray
that tbe Uiver of every grace may comfort them
In their a filiation ( that by faith thuy may look
beyond the dark waters of the Jordan to th land
where Uod doth wipe nway all tears, and where
they that overcome ahatl enjoy a life free from
sin. sorrow and death.
The funeral took place on Sabbath afternoon, at
8 o'clock. Services were held la the St. John's
vangellral Lutheran Church, Mt. Camel, and
an appropriate sermon was preach sd by Rev. Mr.
Crone, of Hie M. B. Church. Ills remains war
f laced In I'oloa cemetery, at Central Point,
eac to bts ashes. Mifflin, Juniata and Parry
oouaiy papers please copy.
- mm e ean --
A Nkw Wheat in tnia Section.
Among th seeds sent to us last foil by th D.
part men t ol Agriculture, and b u distributed
throughout th county, were several small bags
ofCtausson Whit Winter Wheat. On oft he bags,
noiiimg about a quart, waa takea by Hr. Isaac
A. Packer, of Woodward, and planted on tbe 80th
of September, lftT. It was cut oa the 101b of
July, 1 175, ai.d yielded about three pecks. Mr.
Packer, wko is an old and experienced farmer,
reports It aa th finest wheat he ever bad any x-
per tent with. It yield- hotter aad la of quicker
grnwm. ii stan us wen, wo sunt- are strong aad
tall, and it Ii smooth. Soma of the heads had
sixty four iraias in them, and all the heads were
nut. Mr. f acker s farm is mostly river bottom
land, but this wheat was raised oa the hillside oa
red shal land, which had never been manured,
and tb land had not long bean doared, this be
ing th third crop. The other wheat raised br
Mr. Parker was the Ohio Weevil Proof, which he
bad previously considered tb best wheat be eould
get. This be planted ea the 2d of Saptesaoer,
U74, and out it oa the th of August, making it
nearly a month later. ThaClaiMoa Wheat was
also planted by some ether far mere In Clinton,
irom whom we would be glad to reoalv reports.
Vtintv Dmorml.
A Narrow Kkoapr. The Mifllin
ttiyititr, of tb llth, say t
"Our friend, Brown A Wilson, lost their mar
ket oar in a wreck on tke mountain as it was re
turning from Clearfield. It was lft oath ground
badly smashed. F. F. It bom and licorice Diem
had left st but a few mliute befer at tb all of
the engineer. lUd they keen In their usual plnoa
in tb car, both mast have beea hilled. No reaeaa
oaa be assigned why they war aot la It, eaoept
ibat wonderful interposition that seem so lake
Blaoea often In the life of every Individual.
Tbey are to be ooniratwlatod ea their ascaae.
Tba lose of th ar will aot interfer with tbe
market buaines ef Irewa A Wilson. Another
ear has been scoured, aad With commendable
energy tney bold ttiemselves la read t neat lofura
lib their customer as before." . -, , y
Fatal A or id int. .Another sad
attend the ea re lees ns of fire-arms. Kdmuud
Yooum, of MeCunnellrtowa, this oouaiy, waa la-
stent ly killed yesterday fTueadey aflerneoa, by
neing saoi, wntw ia iae ei oi preparing ta eieaa
Iris gun, It seems th deceeaed bad acme doubt
as to whether there was m load In bis gua, and
for the purpose of testing whether Such waa tbe
rise, he put bis foot ow the cock, aad begaa
blowing In th barrel, whea by some means lb
gun waa discharged, th contents entering tb
mouta of deceased and billing bim instantly.
Nafieydou Monitor,
A Novel TRip.-iiwinro Moms and
bis son William, af Philadelphia, art making a
trip I rem uiearneiu ta Havre ae iiraee IB aa
Qe boat. The boat is a fine on, mad ef eedar,
and weighs aboit 81 pounds. They started) from
Clearfield on Monday morning at 7:4i,aad reached
this Uy yterday afternoon (Wednesday) and
stopped at th K a I Inn Uoase. Tbey left this
morning for their destinaliea. Tbey speak highly
of the scenery, but say that game ii' acarec.
lfiMfe jVMoerai.
The Reason. Article XIV, SectioB
7, of tb aw Coastititloa, 1 la these words t
"Thro Couaty Commissioner aad three Ceanty
Auditor shall be elected la each couaty where
each officers areebosea for the year 187, cod every
third year thereafter: and la tb clectioa of said
officers, eh qaallfird elector shall veto for ao
mere than two persoae, and the three persons
having th highest aumbcr of voles shall be
elected.
Btruck bt JaoHTNiNO. Wo learn
that oa Friday last, during lb heavy thuadsr
atom which aesd vr this seettea of country,
tb bora of Mr. Christian Llghtaer,ia Iran gee
to a-a skip, WM it ruck by llghtaiag, watch set fire
to the barn, eatlrely dee trey lag tbe etractare aad
Its oa lea is, consist lag T this year's areas and a
rg let of old hay.
Llihtaer ' lass, wear
Internal is abopt ea laousaad dollar. At,
saury s uaseirsi
A avnliuiiiM uiiinla in know II Vflll
ever aotleed how mack easier It Ii for th avrag
vouna? a marl oaa to haadle a baa ball hat than
to wield a hee ar handle a above) t
lAnt of letters romuintnir unclaimed
la the Poslofdce at Clearfield, for the week andlog
August lOtk, IttTi t
Caldwell, Mrs. I. J. Milans, Uuyepp
Uearmunt, Mr, Mary rnnetpai or weuiaary,
Halev. John Hobtawn, K. F.
Flsbsr, James W. Savage, Wm. B.
Plegal, Oscar Shew, Sacli A.
Koeaer, Mrs. Kllta Smith, Parry
Laih. Mrs. Mary 0.
Wiley, Joseph H.
P. A.fJAULlN, P. M.
Luiler, William ,
PaarAua Yora Coau I hereby git aotlc
that I am now prepared to supply everybody
with coal on tbe shortest noulhla notice. Lchirh
aad Wilkes Barr AntbrarlttwUI be made a spe
cialty. Those waatiag hard coal tb coming
ease, en band their orders to m or leave
tbm at my offlo. I'arlte at a aisianee can au-
dres me by letter. JAMKS L. LaAVY.
Clearfield, l'a., Aug. l, io-u
URBKN'g AUGUST FLOWER.
It Is a aural tor people suffering with Dyspap
ilt and Livar Comnlalnt or any derangements or
the dlueatlv eraana. sicb a Sour Stomach, Sloh
lleadacao, Habitual I'esiiveueoe, reipiwms wi
the Heart, Heartburn, nawr-urasn, gnawing nu
burning pains at tbe pit or the Stomach, Yallou
8b t. uit Tnneoa and dlsaurceabl taste In
the mouth, tomlng ua or food after eating, low
spirits, Ao. to put off from day to uay ouymg
aa article that tbey know has cured tbelr neigh
bor, friend or relative, yet they bar ao faith ia
It until It Is too let. But If you will go to your
druggist, C. D. Wateoa, aad gat a bottle of Green'
August Flower your Immediate cur I as certain
ss you live. Sample sot t lei of this medicine can
be obtained far 1 cents to try lu superior virtu .
Regular sis 7 cent. Try it, two doses will r
Have my eat.
top that Couch. Dr. Morris' Syrup ol Tar
Wild Cherrvand Hu rebound I guaranteed to
cure coughs, colds, hoarseness, or any disease of
tbe throat, lungs or chest leading to consumption,
la less tlm than any ether preparation. Nothing
that we have ever sold act so promptly aad wall.
It cures croup In a fen miautes and is th best
known remedy for whooping cough. Contains ao
plum aad is pleasant to take, Congk-wora vic
tims, whose long are racked and torn with par
oxysms, find sure and speedy relief from its use.
Trial sis, 10 cents. Sold by C. D. Watson,
Clearfield P. Ourley A Co., Williamigrov! T.
H. Forcoy, tirehimton, and P. Moyr, ky)rtowa.
mob lfeowly.
Call ob R. M. M'Enally and act your life In
sured in th Old Continental Life Insurance Com
pany, af Hartford, Conn. augll-ly
Raan R. M. M'Kslly's advertisement la re
gard to Life Insaraace. Uaug-ly
Bcufltts Fob Sai-b. R. Newton Shaw keep a
full supply of Fredoma Boggle and Platform
Watoas for sal. To be see at tb Shaw House
yard. Call oa or address blot at Clearfield Penn
sylvania, may is-w.
At tli. M. B. funiui., In W..t ClnrlUIJ, IV,
oa Tu.id.T. An. nit 3l. I7i, I.J K.v. lir. J. M
Cum, Hr. JU1IN R. DKKKICK tnd Hlu
MAKV T. PAS8MOKB, bulb of L'lurt.lil iun-
iji r.
0. Wadnuil.;, A.(u.t Ith, UTi, t, D. 8.
Altii.h, Hr. W. g. OUDKN .oil Mtl. BAUAII
JANK 8WUUPK, bolb of Clrti.ll ooootj, P.
At tb. rMtd.ne. of tb. brlil.'i f.th.r, on Tbur..
amy, Au,u.t otb, I7, by 'It... II. M. CHlU'iilT,
Hr. O KUROI W. MARrJDKN, of ll.llid.jib.r..
P.., form.rl Prinein.l of tb. P.nnl.ld t)r.dfHl
Bobool, nd Hi HATT1K WUdllWAHU, f
P.nnB.ld, C)..rflU .ountjr, P..
On eund.r, AuK.ft lib, 1874, by Willi. ).
Ni:o..T, tw., Mr. II A lilt V LAW1IKA1), of Ln
fnno. townibtp, Cl.trll.ld oounty, P..r nnd Hlu
rKAfll'Ka WEH1UVBK, OI WMUlT.r, t'lwr
A.ld w.nt;, Pn.
At th. midn. of th. brld.'i ponnU. on Suo-
d.r, Au.u.t 1Mb, mi, br K.r. A. E. Pl'LTol,
Mr. JANI'KK liANrHKKKY,ofWoidl.ndlCl..r-
.ld coonlr. P.nn't, nnd Wl. AMANI1A L.
PIKRCE, of Urnbuntoo, Clr.rH.ld minnt;, Pn,
Jlfd.
Ia Morris township, Clearfield eounty, Pa., on
Muaday, July Hth, 1878, ROBERT DUl Uli-
CKi t, aged 77 years, is months and 17 days.
In Burnalde township, Clearfield county. Pa.
on Sunday, July Jllh, 17J, KL17.ABKTU, wife
or FnanKUM-K SHxruxxo, aged 88 years, 8
montbs and in days.
Lock Haven papers pleas oopy.J
At Oroya's Hill, Clinton county. Pa., ao Thurs
day, August 8th, 1878, of dropsy, DAVID JUNhU,
agea et yttare ana 7 days.
Pennftylvanla Railroad
TYRONE k CLEAKF1ELD BRANCH.
ON nnd .fl.r Hondnj, HAY II, UTi, tb.
Pn. Mngnr Trnln. will ran dnllj (io.(it ttnn.
dny.) b.tw..n Tjrron. nnd OI.nrn.ld, a. fwltowi
CLEARF1KLD HAIL.
W. C. Inwtl, Conductor.
" LEAVE SOUTH; j"LKAV MOHTU7
Cnr.nilllk..:l, p.n. Tjron.
9.00.A.II.
Clw.ld......l,
Pbilipibnr(....4.tO
Oiowln 4.,
Tyron.
Omoln.....l.l,"
PbiHpitiur(...m.I4, "
Cl.nrn.ld 11.10,"
Cnnr.niftll...llt4ll, "
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
W. fl. Fi.rHin, Condoetor.
LKAVK SOUTH.
1.KAVK NORTH.
C.rwMl.ill....4.10 A.
Cl.nrl.ld...... :li "
Pbillpilnr,.. (.It "
Onwln t.Il '
Inurnnltoa.. 7.30 -Tjror...
t.T "
Tjron. 7.00 p. a.
lBUrnclion...r.07 "
Oicol. I N '
Pblllpibnrf ...". "
Clnrn.ld,nr.l.
Cnrw.ii.ill....t0
BALD BAULK VALLEY BHANC1I.
Exp.
p. a.
4.40
7..1
7.44
S.H
.n
.s
01
1.41
Mali,
p. a.
Eip
P. M.
A. a.
B. 0
10
10.17
lt.4
lo.tl
11.119
1.... Trron. ' nrriv.
e.i.
i.tt
t.is
4 51
4.JH
4.1S
4.01
l.li
1.10
B.ld K.gl.
Jnllna
MiUlHur,
Ult.fonl.
HilMbnr, .
Howard
arriroL. Hn.M MMf.
' TYRONE STATION.
HIS
11.54
II.
11.30
II. .15
ll.lt
11.09
10.50
BA.TWAaa. a a
Pnelfto Kxpr.ll, T:&7
wnirwinn. A a
Plttibarl Kip i., 1:07
UarrUbar, Ac'aa) 1:40
Paallo Kxpr.ii, 8:14
p a
Hall Train, J 11
Atlantl. Rxpmi, A;4ft
Pbila'da Kipnn, l:ll
P a
Way PniMng.r,
Mall Trala,
1:13
41
l:4
FAJiB FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
B.ll.fOnU, Pa.... .19 4J
Look llaT.a t 74
WtllUniiiHirta 3 it
HuntiBfdoa m...... 130
Lnwiituwo.. t 30
Maryirlll. 4 13
HAHHIKBUHU... 4 74
Middl.towa i 03
Marl.tta a 33
Lnn.Mt.r I 83
PHILADELPHIA J
Altuana H I A3
Jubn.town 1 83
PITTHBUHU I 13
Clo. .onnMtloni mad. b. all train, at Tirooo
aad loci nar.n.
8. 8. BLAIR,
alyl7'lf. 8ap.rint.nd.nt.
tx fli'frtistntfnts.
H
OTKIj STAND FOR SALE.
Ia pursuance of aa order or th Orohans'
Court of Clearfield eounty, th undersigned will
offer at public sal, oa th premises, ia Wallace,
ton, Clearfield eounty, en SATURDAY, August
whu, iBa, ait inai eeriaia aouse ana lot situate
in Wallaceten, Ckarflsld ounty, Pa., bouoded
and described aa follows, vis i Beginniag at a
post oa th lia f Clearfield street and sorner of
tot no. a t tasaee by said lot one hundred and
ighty feet te an alley i thence bv said alley on
hundred feet t rnr of A.M. Shaw's lot; thence
by same one hundred aad aiaety feet to Clearfield
street i thence by said street cue kun dred feet te
the piece of beginning, aad being lets No. Sfi aad
4i Me piea or pioi ei aaiu village of Wallace
tan, having toereoa erected a
TH Hit IC-RTOItY VHAMB HOTEL,
aad ether outbuilding. Sale to soaatu at 1
e clock p. a., wba term will he naadc kaowa.
JOHN HARKINS,
Ceatr Hall, Aig. 4, 1875. Adm'r
DMINISTBATOR'S 8ALK
Tb underslcned odmtnistratcr of tha estate
of Kdward King, deceased, will offer at public
aaie, oa in premises, in Burnt iae townsbtp,
Clearfield county, Pa on SATURDAY, August
II, IS!, at S o'cloch p. m., the following describ
ed reel eatate, te wit: Bounded oa tb aorth bv
the Sasquobaaaa river, oa th eaat by leads of
Not lay, Ako aad M anion, oa th south by laud of
Philip Smyers, aad oa tbe west by laad of J. M.
Harter, ooataiaing M acres, more or less, and
known as the "Reader King Homestead." Tbe
lmprovmal ooasist of alwo-ctcry framchous,
tram earn, wagon shed aad ether outbuildings,
and a good apple orchard and ether fruit trees,
Tb load Is all cleared and under cultivation,
and Ii uadtrlftld with a vein of good coal.
Tiau or Salb. 4a-tbird tb purchase moa
y cash at confirmation of sal, aad th balance
la two equal annual Daymen is, with Interest, to
be seeurei by bend aad mortgage op the premises,
J. M. HARTSK, Adm'r.
Grant, Indiana Co., Pa., Aug. 4, ma-fit
T
TO TUB TRAVELING PUBLIC.
Tb. aBd.nlfad anBOuno. to th. trav.llog
pabllo Ibat lb., ha., pat a trl wnkl, barb m
tb. r..d fr.ni llontid.l., ,1a. Had.ra, ta Ul.a
Una, rannin, ptfalnr mtr Taawla,, Tbnrwl.,
aad Snrdnj. Lafin, lloatMiai. oa tb. ar
rival of tb. noralag traia, ind nrrlvlnit nt illon
Hop. nt II S4 A. H.i twlnrnlnf, ha.M UIh
Uf al I P. H. r.l.raln to Hadm th. oaa.
avaalaf. P.noat wishing to travd oa .ay ia
taraiialo d.y will b. MMBtaiodaM br drop
In, a lia. u tb. proprtolori al bidn. ParliM
wiiblaf ta traxl lata lb. OMalry, If ta.y tat ai
haow wb.l trala lb.y an o.miaf aa, a. will
aiMl Ih.ai at lb. rtatioa, aad raa Ib.ai oa any
nt tk.y wlih I. tra.al, .ay day .in.pt la.
Ihrao rnaau day. that w. mmi a. aa tb. Olaa
HH M with ta. mall. Oar wlab U t. a.
mmou, aad wa aab th. patron.,, .f tb.
tr.r.ll. p.klU. SHOP, BROTHERS.
3). w. Sa.rr, (apt.
Had.ra, A.,. 4, 1373-ta.
Jon Piianaa on bvery deacrip
Ikn Mil; llinlli al Ibl, oeaa, ,
Jrjj (dttU, rorrrlrs, t?tf.
KRATZER & LYTLE.
-THE
NEW FIRM I
IN THRU
COLOSSAL-1 r
CONSOLIDATED
STORE,
Ar narking dowa tbelr
IMSEKSE STOCK OF GOODS,
to lb low.it
CASH PKIOES.
Hsdueod expenses and setting for ready pay
enables them to d IL They will en dearer to be
HEAIMllTAItTEItlH
for iuipl;in, lb. tllii.m i CI.rlIJ moot;
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
Drrai Oooda.
Boot, and Sbo.,,
Orooori..,
W.ll Papw,
QuMOiwara,
Ao., Ao.
Aad all olhw ,oodl ll Ib.lr lia..
N. B.-TKKHS CASH.
J.'m. KRATZER,
J.I. LYTLE.
Cl.art.ld, Dm. 13, 1814.
ED. W.GIUHAM,
' DEALER III
. GENERAL MEECIANDISE,
SQl'AKE TIMBER it UMBER,
CLEARFIELI), FA.,
Hu Jolt op.n.d, at th. old .bind, in Graham',
now, a oolnpi.1. rpoa or
R M' 4V O O OS,
of ,r.ry d.aerl,lon.
UUV QlMlDS, (
UKOCKRIIH.
, II ARDWAKE,
BIXIT8 AND K1IOE8, i
. CL01IUJJO,rf-c.,ff-c.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
FLOUR, ,
MEAT,
SALT,
. . RTE,
OATS,
,i CORN,
AL WA YS ON HAND AND FOR
SALS AT A SMA l.L AD VA NCR.
FLO UH
tbe car load, am1, sold
ad ranee. ,
Received h tbe ear load, am cold st a small
ad ranee. ,
A supply of HOPE constantly oa hand.
Special Inducement! offered to those getting oat
Square Timber and Logs, asw deal largely
ia Lumbermen' Supplies, find ar pre
pared at all time to puhs tlm
her and lumber.
R n. w. n n a h a M,
Market 8tre.,
' CLKARFIELI, IA.
. Oct SS, I87H
TJARD TIMES,
. '').:
HAVE NO EFrCT .
IN FRENCHVILLEI
:;'
I am aware that there are soma persona a little
hard to please, and I a sWec aware that the
complaint of "hard times" a well nigh universal.
But I am so situated now tat I can aatiafy the
former ana prove eonaiusivily tuat "hard times"
will not effect those who huf their goods from me,
and alt my patrons shall bcinitiated Into tbe se
cret of .
flOW TO AVOID HARD TIMKS
I have r.o.li .n,.H.h tn .11 tt,. 1-L.l.i
tanl in tba Inwitr end at iU abiubi
at exceeding low rates frooiuiy mammoth sture lu
MULSONBURli, wber t ean always be found
ready to wait upon callers and supply them with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Such as Cloths, Satinet la, Cnssluier, Muslins,
fveiaii.es, Linen, trillings, L'aiieoes,
Trimmings, Ribbons, Lac,
Ready -mad Clothing, Bostl and Shoe. Hats aud
Caps all of the best mater 111 and made to order
uose, docks, uiovea, Mittcas, toiees, Klbbonc,Ac.
0K0CKKIK3 OF ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sugar. Rloe,;Molasses, Ptsh, Salt
rori, idinseed Uil, yu UU, Carbon Uil.
Hsrdware, Queensware, Tinware. Cacti nrs. Plows
ana now uastings, nails, ripikes, Corn Cultiva
tors, Cider Presses, and all kinds of Am,
Perfumery, Palate, Varnish (II mi, aad a general
assortment of (Muenery,
GOOD Ft OUR,
Of dlfarant branda, alwayi oa hand, and will b.
oia at in. lowt poHtlil. flf una,
J. U. HoClnin'a MndiolnM. J.vna'a Hadleiu...
ioat.tt.r'1 and lloofland'a Blttara. -83M
nannda of Wool waatad fb. wklnli th.
BiftiMl pno. will a. paid. ClonraMd oa hand
aaa lor al tba lowaal Bark.1 prtar.
Alao, A.al for Btratloarin. aad Carwaaarlll.
tniaaBIng Maohlnia.
HvCall and axfor oara.lr.a. Too will lad
...rjiomg aauany a.pt la a mall alora.
h. M. COUDRIKT,
rraaohrlll. P. 0., Aagail II, 1874. -
N
EW 8TORB AND NKW GOODS
JOS. SHAW ii SON
liar, jutt otionpcl
Niw Rtobi, on Main Ht.,Cl,ABn,LP, fa
lately oceupiml l,y Wm. F. IltWIN.
Their stock oonaiat, ol
LLU LU T Ot CD ( JX) alt
Oioctiiu of tho bail quality,
QuKENswARt:, l!ott"nntl Sliocs,
nil Prpry articln Docraaarr for
one's onmrort,
Call anil aiamlna our atoek telor. pur
ekaaln, .laawharo. May 0, 1KC0-If.
JTKAM SAW MII-I., KNOINK
J AND UOILERB fOR BALE.
Tb. andmiga.d offora for al. oa r..eaabl.
lama, thalr rtaaai aaw mill, loaatad al Walbu.
ton, Cl.art.ld O. Pa. Th. ...... aad boliara
ar. aa giwd a, aaw. Ta. alas 9f lb. mgia. la
14BI4, aad u la im, ruanin, ardor. Tb.y will
ate. nil thlr .hVagl. aad klh mill, nnd all ta.
warhlaa aiaiblBary la Ika ailll. ParliM wi.hlag
ta aaraba, aaa .all na or addrMa
ORAHAH, WALLACE A CO.
CrrariaU, Pa, Jan. to, 173.
WILLIAM REED
AT COST !
Having ilelennincd to reduce
my stock very low, I will sell for
the
60
NEXT
DAYS
-AT-
Actual Cost!
Buyers in need of
DRY (GOODS,
CARPETS,
WALL PAPER,
should give lliisutinntion, as they
will receive
BARGAINS !
A Mi PRINTS,
at 8 eonta
UliKNADINES, nt 18, 20 mi) 25 cla.
TYCOON KKl'S.nl ' SOconta
FIN R I'ONOKK SII.KS, nt IB cenla
TABl.K LINENS, at SB diiU
WIIITK (JOODS, try c-hoap.
In fact every tiling nt such prices
tlmi they are
IIOU2V1 TO MKLld!
AT COST!
WILLIAM KEEP,
Room No. I, Opari lloara, a..rb .panlia tb.
PaatOSM. "
Flrtr.ld, April T, 1ST. Ht.3't4
QP POSITION
TO
IJIPOHITIONI
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
an determined to sell
DKY GOODS,
at rices that defy aamnetltlea.
10,0M yards ef oatliwly aew dress food.'
6,0U yards blaeh Aljcca,
The eetolirated Collier wood Bra ad. achaowl.
edged the best goods for tba price ever put on the
marie.
Hummer Casslmar. a large assert men L very
cheap.
LA DISK' DUESS GOODS.
Ladles whit drees goods, la great raristy.
Table LIbcbi, white, aad 1b aoion. Price
away aowa.
A beautiful lot of Bummer Shawls, boaghl at a
barge, aad will b sold vary low
Ladles' Bonnets and Hats.
Hats and BuBnetotrimmadaad ualri mmed.lB tbe
very latest style j alio flowers for trtmmiag, and
vary article ued for Milinery. Ribbons, Laces,
Wreaths. A., all entirely aew.
Ladies Dress TrinimingB,
A large line of Drees Trlmminclast nurcbaswd.
to be cold very cheap
rarcaie in ran tine, rami nice. "
The Baeat variety ofnrint or calico verbrourht
to this town, from to 10 ceo is per yard.
Miss Hillmsn Is bar.
T. A. FLECK.
A. M. I1ILLH.
QlIANGFs OP PROPRIKTORS.
a iw aanuwi aiajiiraj iu pwiruaiWU UU Piun
goods aad property formerly occupied by Lever
Plegal, oa Second street, Clearfield, adopts this
VW- ! J I I l a ....
the public, and promise to furnish his patrons
BOOTS & SHOES, '
HATS & CAPS,
THWK8 t'JLIXVS,
al aiowdiag law ratal. Tbia I aaa aaabM to
do, bHiBH I hara ao rant to pay, aad aaa lb.ro
foro dirld. th. pmdlf with My enatotnrr.. It
auy ba aaid thai Ihia ia aa .ipniauBl with raa,
bat if aaliiota kood artielofura low arara ...
tltw. ro.ton .nu.tp.nda trad., I aja boand te
Bwwa ia aiy aail.rtaking. Ulr. an. a eall, ri
aaiiaa By Hook aad Lara my prim.
T. my largo ataok of bnota and aho.., hai, aad
aapa, l Bar. Jail addMl a fall atoch of
GcntsV Furnisliing Goods,
which I will aril al tha rory low.al Igaraa fur
oaih, ar la .trbang. fur cwautry producr, at th.
HIGHEST MARKET PRICK.
Call aad etamloe my atAeh and prloas before
f mrrm mmng wtrrw araj.
PKTKB MeUKOBUK.
Clear fiel, I, April JlHJi.
JEW OPENING.
SIIOWEKS'
BOOT & SHOE
' AND .
HAT & CAP
NTOltK.
ROOM No. 1, PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
MARKET ATRKET.
A foil .ad auaipl.t. anortramt af aaw good,
and bow alyl.., dnwa ta
"1IAKU l'AN" 1'UICES.
CillRo, ara lnlt.d In nail aad .lamina my
atnea and Jadira for lh.m,.lv.f aa to qoality and
.riii. u, wnu.
JOSKI'll S, SIIOWRRS.
Cloattald, April 14, 1374.
RANTED
BT
N. E. ARNOLD,
CURWRNHVILLR, PA.,
(Successor to)
Arnold & Hartshorn.
J0...000 ao-luch Kharaw ahliia;lra.
JO.OOO poWBda af Wool.
Partlra baring long Shin, laa or Wool (or olth
ar) will da wall la call aa ma. Tha pigb.it an
a.i prioa paiu at ail llmrl,
AIM, a fall aad a.mpita atooh of
DRY GOODS,
HATS & CAPS,
ROOTM tft HIIOKM,
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
SALT, PROVISIONS, Ac,
whlrb will ba Bold at roaaoaabla prlaM, wr 01
ahaagd for .blBgtaa ar woul.
R.E.ARNOLD.
Caraaaarllta, May 3, I3J
WILLIAM II. IIENKY, Jumri
OP vwa Pnara lia SfBiyaaaa, LUMRRR
CITV. OaltaaUe.. nd Bd Bloooy promptly
paid arw. ArllabHaf agrMmoat aad dMd. al
oaye.Q0 imu; .iMatad aad warraaiM t.
Ppat ar p. akarga. UjyT3
t(a OrA Tn Day at hoax. Tirm. fraa.
4 V Addrm 0, Sli.() t Co., Port.
Md,Haia. ja.rlj'
The i Principles as 4-told
3 In our Announowmanta lt Pall I
1 ome pbice.
CASH DOWir,
RETURN THE MOJTET,
RELIABLE GUARANTEl.
, BnAI.LBI OCR
4 Rallying Words 4 Another Season.'
ItliTOMlITEIBI ll iBIHlMNI
have taxed to their UTMOST aU thalp vaat ollltl(
IK ASH CAPITAL.
rCHoics of MABKirrs,
111 fCOMHCrtNT WOHKHEN,
afCONVENIEKT BUILDINGS,
IdaTCOMPHEHEMBIVB KX.PEHIENCS.
The Restjlt is 4told.
PERFECTING OF PLANS.
REPARATION OF STOCK.
UTTING DOWN THE PRICES.
LACE OF BUSINESS ENLARGED.
CtZ T iiT T" aa. dtk.
tataarir, al Baallmj DOmt aUtWCll (.cotm, Mr Caataman tkbaj lalliajaaalB)
oa poa bt ni i-.
omrmct. cm. untitc. itin, rx m.
WE AIM TO BUILD
VTANAXLAKER & BROWN
. OAK HALL,
S.E. Cor. 6th & Market Sts., PhUadelphia.
M.y ,13, 1875-Sm.
HARTSWIcic tl IRWIN,
' ' ' 8KC0KD STREET, " "'
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
.' ' I D BALERS IN ' ' . '
PUUK I)HU(sS!
ixi oaasacssa nun sss,
. C H R M I C A L 8 !
PAIN'fai OILS, DYE jsTUKF
VAKN'ISIIKS, ' ,
... UKIISIIK8,
' PERPHJIERT,
FANCY OO OD
TOILET ARTICLES,
i , . Of ALL KINDS, '
PURE WIMiS'AttD LIQUORS,
for tucdEcinal purpoac.
TrusMf, Pupportrs, Brhool Boohs aad fitatloa
arj, aad all other article auallj
found la a Drug Stor.
PHY8IPIANS PREPCRIPTrONS CARS
FULLY t'OMl'OI'NUKU. llaviug a larfe ei
nerienee la tbe business the can give entire sat
isfactioa.
J. O. HARTPWICK.
JOHN r. IKYYIN.
giaarleld, ltonemher IS, l7d.
THE CLEARFIELD
FIRE CLAY CO.
' ' CLEAKFIKLD, PA.,
' a ARiTAcTvauai or
ruin: iiicick,
Furnace Blocks. Gas Retorts,
Stove Liniuga, Paving Tiles, 4.0,
CAItiiura, Top; Window Vapi,
"i-; nnd rant. -'
All kinds of Architectural Adornments.
ORIUINAL DE6IUN8 IN TERRA C0TTA
MADE TO ORDER.
With Improved tuarhinerr, ttti class material
aad skilled workmen, we can warrant all our
menu factum to be o,ual to If not superior to
M3 Ita mn aamainaeu
Articles of oar ta an u factor oaa be seen at th
Works, near Railroad Depot, or at tb Hardware
Dior oi rowei. a Morgaa,
All Arita.ee f raraa a illatanu .J.la.... a. at..
Oeaeral Huperinteudeat, will rcctir prompt at
tention. J. G. IIARTHWICK.
JotlM vvnnranv n..i a .
f Heathfield, tlarnkirk, Rcotlaad,
upt. ajaaufaoturlr.f Dept. ; ma-I07t
MEAT MARKET.
F. H, GABDON 4 BBO.,
Raar af Pia'a Optra Hoaaa,
CLRARPIELD, PA
Oar Brrangrint ara rf tb. maH coraplata
ohara.ur fur rorBi.htag tba pablia wltb Praah
UuU of all hiad, and af tha rary bad quality.
W. alao da.1 la all biada af Agrlaaltwral Impla.
m.Bta, whioh wo hrp na aibitiill.a far tb. boa
.31 of th. pobll,. Call aroaod wbaa la towa,
aad taba a laoh at thtagt, ar addmi
P. M. CAHDON A UR0.
Ctaarlald, Pa., Jaly 14, 137i.f.
pitESII MKAT MARKKT
If. Q. BROWN BR0
M.rkrt St., Olrarl.ld,
Woald annonnoa to tho altlaaaa ef tha town aad
viaiBity that Ih.y atlll hnp lb. a.at aarbat al
th. old aland, wh.ra Ui..y will kp
Creah Hoof, Yeul Mutton and Iiinib,
of the Bnost qtialilica.
Marital Moralng.-Ta.dayi, Tharaday. aad
SaUardayl. Uiv. aa a call.
Jua. ,,T4-a M. II. DROWN A URO.
JjVlli ItKNT.
A boas mmi lot aa Fourth street, on eat
terms. Also a liuildiog oa Market street, Beit
door te tbe Alles;henj lion, formerly accepted
t7 V. Short a a shoe shop, hut suitable tor aay
ether bnstMu la a small way. Apply to Freak
Short oa the premise.
H. 8, All pcrtie tntlebted (em will pi
eaii aaa nettle by east er act, wiia approved
security, ibis month, aa I mast have all my ae
eeants Bottled up by August, I have th books
aow ta my owe heads, Prompt aiteatioa to this
aetice win save trouai aaa costs, r. kiiurx
Clearleld, July 14, 117.
C
IOMB ANp &KTTL.&-
Ua.lat Ubn mt broth., I.I. .,l..r.LI. I
kira U haira ay .Id aaaawata ataaad. I Ihm
aar. (It. aoltaa bo all wa. baa thaaarlraa ra
dtad la m. ta am htward aaoa aad MtUa Ba
aa that wa aa. tab. a a.w drMr,
Jimm'M db COr.iTAei.lia KiKa
Wa hara prlatad a hrga amaaar of tb. mw
PR! BILL, and will aa tha noalpt of ttnli.
r, aaita, nail aupj , at, a44rv. aW
Leaf te
thorp.
I have)
had half a year' a growth and)
TJp the ZArcett
ClotMng; Bnilneu
Ia the World.
isffllantous.
E. A. SOUTHARD,
Fire, Life & Accident Insurance
AGGNT, Claarleld,
TRAVELER'S LIFE A ACCIDENT.
Hartford, Conn .....Ai,eta n 3.1,043,33
HOME FIRI INSURANCE CO. .
Coluraboa, Obi...
lf.bJ-7i.ly
..Aat.tta arar M3,33t
Jit. 8. Fiuili, Pm't. R. B. Baacnta, Rat'
CONTINENTAL
Lire Insurance Company,
OP HARTFORD, CONN.
Aawta.. .....l3,il3,3M
H.lio of Aaaota U Llabililiu, Hi
PurBl.be. iBouraaoa al Ibaiary low.atcoat
Polioy-boldar. partielpata ia tha profit, af tba
Company, thoa oontinually radaeing tba bbbbbI
paruoata.
For rataa, Ae., call oa or addra.
R. M. McENALLY, AgeBt.
OBoa ia 8baw'i Row, Clrariold, Pa. 1:13 74
mo,. KI'BBAT.
craua caanan.
WEST BRANCH
INSURANCE AGENCY
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Clearfield, Pa.
BRANC11 OFFICES la dlf.rat part, f the
CoaBly.
Tha followiag Old aad Reliable Pin, Aeeidaat,
8 toe It aad Life laiuranee Compaai.a lapraaaalad t
E.tab. Amta.
m North Brillah A M.raaatila Fin
Iar, Co., ef Eaglaad SI3,3N,3M
13(3 Booltlah Commorol.1 Fire Iaa.
of Kaglaad. ..(gld) 13,I33,3M
1734 North Aaaarioa Fire lararaaoa
Ca., ef Pailad.lphia.
1833 Fire Aaeooiatloa Fira iBawraaee
Co., of Pbil.d.lpbia
US! l'honli Fira Ina. Co, N. V....
1IOT VTalartowa Fira Iaa. Co., of N.
T., ioaaraa farm ballding. aaly
1371 Amaaoa Fira iBlaraaoe Co., ef
CiBclaaati
1331 York Block Iaaaraaoe Co, ef
Ponea. iBaaraa boraM, A.
1174 IIartrordAccideBIIaiBraae.Ce
ef Coan.eti.uL.
1147 P.an Mutual Life Iaaaraaoe
Co., of Pmoaylrnnin
1830 M.tropoliUB Llf. iBaaraaoa Co
of New Verb
4,tM,3M
1,100,3(13
!,J03,,0
733,3a.
I,M,N4)
Ti,3M
M3.3M
t,303,0
l,3W,3M
. 37,IU,003
Total eapital H....
P.mn n 1 1. . . . . J .l i
bare it prompUy au.adml la by eelliag at tb.
fcr. or addreaalng nj by l.tur. Inaaraacaa af
faetod at tba loo.it poaaibl. rata, to a. obtaiaaA
la firat-claa. eampaaiaa. AT. IAmm.iw nmn-
HHltd wAl'cA BMB. XlMMMI.ll,
Tb. abora two life laiar.ua Ce.'t, npraaeatad
by T. H. Murray, hare paid eat ia ea.h, brtwemi
tb. detaeaf Aug. 1371 aad Aag. 1874, ta th.
frkada t dacnaid policy balden ia tha Muly,
th. lam of ,31,000.
Prorld. fw tb. fnlan br Inaarla. .oar ku
and yoar Uraa ia tba Wart Braach Inaareac.
AgeT. MURRAY A OOKDON,
Claari.ld, Ma, 13, I Kii. Ageate.
JOHN TROUTMAN,"
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
MATTTESSEfl,
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P. 0.
Tha and.r.l.tia.1 ha Imh a I t ii . . .
an. nf I' 1.1 . L. L i. . ,, .. .
. ., -.. ... p-uii. B.miiy, iaa.
ha ha, oa hand a Aaa eaertaBt of Pereilare,
aach a. Walnut, Choatnat aad Pelatad Cbaabn
Sultai, Parlor Suit.., RMllaiag aad EilaaaioB
Cbalra, Ladle. and lleala' Ka.y Chain, tb. Per.
foraled Dining aad Parlor Chain, Caaa grata aad
Wlodaor Cbalra, Cloth.. Ban, 8 Up and Ella..
lea Ladilan, H.I Reolti, Bcrabbiag Braahaa, Aa
MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Loohine Olaaau. Chmmn.. Am . ..IA u-
aullalil. for lUILay preecala.
"" (linn THOUTMAR.
jyjAIZK ft SCHWARTZ,
(let. O.o. Eraa, A Co.,)
MILITARY UNIFORMS
AND
EQUIPMENTS,
Nib, lltS MARKET RTREBT, PHII.A.
Daada, Com, ul.a, Ao., faralihad. Saanlah
pbotognph. and aelr mueuHag dlraMioaa aaat
MERCHANT TAILORS k CLOTHIERS,
HtS MARKET STREET,
Jaly 14, 7t-ly Phiia.
P O R BALE!
A hrga aad well-iaiabed Brlrh Dwalliaa. alia.
ta aa tba rirer baah, ia the borough et Otaar
fi.ld, eoBtatalBg oloraa roena, with rvW aallar,
water ia the bllebaa, aad all lha aodara ooare.
Blaaeaa. PaatrlM, Batb-raaa, Cl.tha,.praaM., kt.
Lot ellly fMl froat aad Iwe haadrad aad thirty
feat book, with a Iwaaty fool allay aa the aaat
aide. Held balldieg, with all lha appaneaaaraa,
alii b. Bold cbup, with payaaat. le aail pereha.
tn. Applicalloa aaa be made ta Iae aad.r
Ignod, or t. A. 0. Tata, Ere,., wbe will giro all
aecMeary lar.rmatiea la lhoee wh. daaln t. la
rjMMt th. proprrty.
tiiub. i . at;iii,tuuun.
May Hal, 1371, If.
LTALUA BLK IMiOPEKXY
FOR SALE OR FOR RENT.
Tb. aaheerlber glrre aeliee that he wIR elthca
rent or Mil hi. dwelltag aad Man pnfny, Ha.
eale oa Reed atre.1, adjolatag tba Uoaard Uobm,
ia lb. borough ef Cl.ar3.ld, Pa. Th. abw. aaaaa
ia 13 X 34 feat. Tha dwelling bona, aaatatae A
room, aad a kltcbea el tba fir.l tiny, aad
noma ea tha aaeoad etorf. The atere raeai
oaa ba had al .ae., aad Ike dwalliag Mrttaa
oa and aft-r ibe lat at Jaly. Far farther aw
ttealan, addrta, ar apply t. th, aadeeilra. aa
ah. anaiaea. liRO. 0. PABHMURE,
ChmlI.IA, Pa, Ma, I,, '7-tf
Clearfleld Nursery.
3NCOURAGK UOMB INDUHTRT.
raiair. B..entgmea, aariag MUhltaaH I
J. ear; aa the 'rHb., ahmai half way he
Claaritid aad OarwaarrlNe, I, nipaiil I
atah aUblad. VMIIIV WBBKd.IZlA..
laRa
I ta fwa-
dwartj Kergre.aa, Hhrahhar,, 3 aaa. Vhaea,
-"i "-.wrrj, a WW Bar i,,
ud Ra.rr, VUm. AU. ilbva Orah Trn
.taea.aad M.I, Mart. I ih.harh, Afc Orfw
prnapty attaad.4 M. Addreea,
' nH.'.l.. Carwaarina.-,