THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKARPIKM), PA
WKDNRSDAY MOKNINO, SEPT. , IB' I
Termi of Subscription.
tf paid In advnnee.or within throe month ,.,$ 01
ff paid after threoaud bcfuKslx month-... at)
If ptid rtr IheexptratWn of lit month,,. I 00
.ftfr Messrs. 8. M. Pbttxxsill A Co.. New.
paper Advertlelng Agents, 17 Park How, comer
Bsc k man 'street, art our duly a at her teed Agent
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MLI;iOlJH NOTI11.H.
Method lt I. p lac opal Church Rev. B. P.
Br Ivans, tailor. Public Hervioe vry Sabbath
at 10 A. M., and 7 P. 11.
Sa-tbath School at 0 A. M.
Prayer .V tlng every Thureday, at T P. 11.
Cciinn union Service, Irat Habbalh of every
month, at )"i A. M.
Preabyterlau Church Rev. II. B. Butlbh.
Suibaih services morning aud evening 8eb
balh HobouUt I P. M. Prayer Meeting Wedne
day availing.
Mt. Kraiicl' Churrh..(!atliollc Kt. P.
J.Shbruiaii. Preaching at 10, o'olook, A.M., on
th nrsl, third and fourth Hundayiofeaeh month;
Vespers and Dei.edleilonofine Dlrsscd Seerament
at 7 o'olook, P. M .-Sunday School every Sunday
afternoon at I 'olk.
OFFICIAL DIKCCTOHV.
flKl Of lOLDIKO QUARTER IXUIOXS OOO IT.
Bcond Monday of January.
TVrd Monday of March.
Pint Monday f Jun
Fourth Monday of flap timber.
TIKI or lOUMXu COM HOX N.BAJ.
Pint Monday or June.
Second Monday of November,
; ruiue orncBm.
Pr-idtnt '. Hon. Cbartaa A. Meyer, of
Look Hat an .
Aitant Low JudgtHon. John H. Orvli, of
Belief on t a.
Auafiatt Ao;m -William 0. Foley, Clearfield f
John J. Read, Curwenavllle,
Protkojffrtf Kli Bloom,
fitgitltr and RteordtrL. 3. Morgan
'Uriel Attomtf Frank Fielding.
Trnn$fr David W, Wis.
Snnrif William R. MePbersnn.
Count fur-veyorw-flamutl F. McCloskey, Cur
wenavllle. County Vbmminiomtn John D. Thompson,
Corwntvllle 1 Clark Brown, Clearfield ; Conrad
W. Kyler, Grahamtcn.
Oxufy Auditor James H. Tlile, Lumber City;
Lewia C. Bloom, Clearfield Henry Whitehead,
Union township.
Jury Vommiiatrt John W. Shugart, Jaines
Mitchell, Clcarflrd.
iiupntdt of Public School- John A.
Gregory, Clenrt-eld.
Notarit PmbUe-Jokm W. Wrigley, Wn. Rn
debaugh, Cyras L. Unrdon, Clearfield t Josiab
Kvans, Joe. H, Irwin, N. K. Arnold, Curwensvllle i
J.J. Lingle, Kin ine t Hayeri, Oioeola Millat John
ton Hamilton, Lulhersburg.
Oar Spreial nolnmn It decidedly Interesting In
a local point of view, and profitable reading to
outsiders who want to save money,
PR I DAY, OCTOBER 1ST. If THK LAST DAT
ON WHICH YOH CAN PAY TAXES.
8ATI RDAY, OCTOBER ID, 18 TUB I. APT
DAY POK TAKINU OUT NATURALIZATION
PA I' KltS.
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Whon trocrioin from hor mountuin
height nnfurlo'l her standard to the air, her akirti
pinned back ao very tight mad her appear ex.
reeding spare.
Large LuurkrSalk. Oh Tuesday,
the Ttb o I' September, "Thomas Heber, lloelvr,"
mid at the Cbilli.ijuuque Mills, of A. E. Cspp A
Co. near KoituumberUodiOO.OOO feet of lumber.
HiiHitY up, Harry. Wo notico by
Iho Jfetenyer that the Trustees of tho Indiana
Normal School hit re been eoro polled to bring suit
ajiitnst Oen, Wblto for his subscription to that
ItiKlltutinn. .
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A rowurd of 8 !00 will bo paid for
lie arrest uf the murderer of Thoma Owyther, of
(lirardvlllt, Schuytkltl county. $500 of tb.s
amount will ba paid bjr tha connty oommleiioners
and tlOU by Mr. O.'a brother.
I'uN. Tho lliintingdon Monitormyu
that was an arnnslng tnetdenl at the Juniata Val
ley Camp Meeting, on Sabbath, when ono young
lady at the publie dinner table struck another on
titer the mouth with an ear of corn.
Djiownro.TIio Lowisburtf Journal
says that a little daughter nf Mrs. Kate Farns
wurth, of Sunbnry, fell from a boat Into the river
on Friday week and was drowned. Tho accident
occurred while tha obild wai eodr(ring to lelae
piece of driftwood.
The Hellefonto Jirpublican remarks
thus: "James Qordon Bennett Kinsloe, of the
Clinton Republican, la stepping round Wayne
amp meeting In a white vest and mattonehop
whikert, whit hli inramoai sub Is making fun
of us because wa left a letter out of a word last
week.
All in tub Firld. Wo presume
that the Demooratio voters of Clearfield eonnty
never had a better opportunity offered Ifaem at a
primary election to select good met) to fill the
eereral county offices. The number of name an
nunoed 1 reasonably large, and all sections of
tha county are represented.
Tensions. Tho bicmmil examina
tion of invalid pensioners by the V. B, Examin
ing Surgeon, oommenoei with this month, - Tha
orders lsued by the Pension Department are very
stringent In regard to this matter. Those who
bare lost limbs or have other well. known perma
nent disabilities do not need to b examined.
a ai i
Tim Olean Tunes baa bouu iinvftli-
gatiog the subject, and has unearthed the follow,
ing : "Twenty-live years ago this month It rained
eighteen days In suroessioo without a skip. Hay
blackened and moulded in tha awalb, wheat grew
In the flunk, and even In the uncut wheat the
kernels sprouli-d lu the heads. It was truly a wet
harvest."
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Worth (Iuinu Tor. MihaLuck was
pronounced the best and most expeditions eook
at th lata Cineianatl Fair. The feet upon
which tb award was made ware as followa: In
thirty minutes Mln Look cooked, and eooked well,
potatoes, chicken, porter-house steak, tomatoes
and eorn, and made coffee, tea, pi and biscuit,
and set the table In the neatest style.
The Committees. Chairman Mc-
Cnllougli publishes a full list of th name of the
member of the several Vigilance Committees In
this Uu. Wo hope they will eee that the Prim
ary Election li conducted strictly In cooordanae
wltb the roles. If this t done, no one ned com- !
plain If Ibey fail In being nominated. Tba fault I
will be Ilia people, and cannot be credited to tb
rn'ss.
A iucril writer in tho Brook ville JZe-
pnllienm Is troubling himself about tho "morel
government of iiod." The writer Is troubling
bimslf about a snbjeet he knows very little about,
and If be would work at it for a lifetime be could
not improve or comprehend hi subject. How
ever, be may be a gentleman of leisure, and tin
nay set heavy npon bin and he takes op this In
comprehensible suhjeat for tb amusement of
"block beads and tick."
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"Tickets, (Jenti.emen." Tho neces
sary blanks for holding the primary e loot I on and
the tickets for the several eandldatci will be
printed and ready for delivery tomorrow (Thars
dny). Candidates and friends, when in town,
should not fall to call on tha Chairman, Wn. M.
McCullough, Esq., and ascertain whether these
documents bar been sent to their proper destina
tion, and learn where they are lodged in the re
spective boroughs and townohips.
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Jail Breakers. -Two notorious
characters made their eeeape from th Brook ?l lie
prison last werk, while a night watch wa placed
over them. After leaving the priinn, they stole
two bortri for tb porpoa of expediting tbelr
fight. Several JcfTerst a county prisoner are en
tertained In the Clarion prison for safety. Th
neighbors should elub together and build a prison
in Hrookvfllf. Josrph Foster and W, A u ul in are
(hp names of the individuals wanted by lite JetT
non authorities.
Klocution. rrol. Ct. W. Dale, a Into
graduate from Shoemaker's National School of El
ocution, finished his term In this place last week.
Ai a teacher of elocution Mr. Dal stand In the
foremost rank of that profefsion. His class was
composed of some of tha best talent In town, and
as h was so eminently successful herein teaching
vocal culture, graceful gestlcnlatlon and correct
rendering of sentiment, we predict for him n bright
ad iteful fetore in bis chosen field of labor, and
trnit that he will faav tb opportunity of return
ln ere long to give another course of lestons.
Poi nd iiih Level. Tbo notorious
W infield Scott Met). I re, wk wa arrested ai Big
tor i!tia over a year ago for robbing a freight car,
an J wLo ens acq oi tied by the Jnry at tbe trial bo.
mm or bis aiiamed I a ten I ty and seat to th
"Jlum at Daavllla, frts which he tied bis -ops
about thre month! ago, 1 again in "da ranee
Fooa ftfttr kisoteapohc wu arrerted In
Cebtr einaty, ft.r aa assault with litest to oosa
it n rnpe on an Idiot girl, for which he wn seal
'k penrton'Ury for two jtar and onveyed
Either lj week. Bii nxlt from that abode wlU I
M h ns speedy u fro tb Danville Ivetilwtion.
iwo i.KHH. -j wo inoru 01 our
aged personal aequalntunevi have bee a mm mound
to orosB tha dark river. Tha Ant waa William
McNaul, of Curweusv Ills, who eipirrd on Bunday
ImI, aged 81 years, 1 month and i days. Wo
knew btin long and will. The writer of ifaii arti
cle, whlla an apprentice, and to eradla, iau and
make hay for him, durlug harvest liuto, fur tan
dayi or two weeks, by way of raaraalioa. But
oar friend It no mora. He clip from the Tim-
the following t
Mr. MoKaal was born lu Cheater oounty, In
17V. In early life his parents moved from Cbes
ter to Clinton oounty. usar Lock Haven, where
ba was raised. At tba age of seventeen be wool
to Btllelonto and learned the tauoer's trade, after
wbioh be started In business In Half Moon, aud
uaUbrutiosa. 118, ha utaniad Mua JUuuab Way,
daughter of Caleb and Jane Way, of that plaoa.
On tba IVlh ol April fallowing be removed trom
uaii Moon to LieartlelU eouuty, locating at Cur
weneville, on the preiout Mu.NituI roijerly, mof
ing into the bupvuieut uf a little h t-at'in, with
the family of Mark Jurdub, whuh was, SO yen re
ago, eon.ucrea an elriunt house. At tliat tn
Curwvnavtllo boasted ul nv bouss, all of which
ware log.
Tba second Is Bantu) Punoll.of this borough,
who was w1 and faeaity until Friday last, but
died on Monday atlernoon, agvd about 63 years,
lie leaves a wife and seven children. He was
on of our living, moving business men, aver rea
dy to bolp those who war dUposod to bolp thein-
selvos. In his dtath society loses on of lis best
mem bars. The bereaved mother and children
hav tba sympathy of all who wcr acquainted
witn in busband and father.
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Conpirek MEfcTiNO. Th Confereo
meeting to nominate a Senatorial delegate to the
Kri convention from tha 34th Senatorial Distrlot
mat at the Brookarboff Houm, Ballafonto, on lb
2d Inataot. Present,
Clinton J. 0. C. Whaley, W. J. Leshar.
Centre W, U. Noll. Charles Btnith. C. T. Alex
ander.
Clearfield J. A. Moor.
Wr. Whaley waa ohosen Prceldant and 0. T.
Alexander, Secretary.
Eaob oonnt was deolared ntitld to three
votes.
A. J. Qntgley, of Clinton, J. 0. Larimer, of
Centre, lid J. A. Moore, T Clrarfleld, war nom
inated for Senatorial delegates.
Six ballot were taken, on each of which A. J,
Quigley received three voles, J. (1, Larimer three
and J. A. Moor three.
On tba aevonlh ballot, A. J. Quiglny received
even votes and J. O. Larimer two, whereupon
Mr. Quigley waa deolared duly elected as Senator
ial delegate from the SalhHcnatorleldistrlot; and
on motion he waa Instructed to vote for A. 0.
Noyet, ef Clinton, for Governor.
Tb oonfereno then adjourned d7.
J. C. C, W 11 ALKY, Prte't.
C. T. Alixanpix, Secretary.
A Local Centennial Effort. It
gives ns pleasur to chronicle the fact that at a
meeting of tb prcaoben and laymen present at
th Juoiata Camp Meeting, Rev. Win. II Dill,
A. M,. of this borough, was elected Centennial
Historian of tha M. E. Church within the bounds
of the Altoona District. We understand that be
is assigned the dnty of preparing a Hiitory of
Methodism In the territory indicated, the details
of wbloh will appear In the minutes of the An
nual Conference next year. Thoio who an In
possession of important facts in con o action with
th organisation of the Church, will confer a fa
vor en the public and on Mr. Dill by putting him
in possession of them at an early day, so that be
may be enabled to do bis work fully. Tbo oldest
church building when and where erected; the
oldeat member, etc., are come of the top res whioh
may prove useful jra his hands.
A JOKEON TH H .Senator. The re
porter of th Altoona Mirror evidently bad "the
Senator from Union" In bis eye, when he gave the
following, in his report of the exercises of the
Juniata Valtoy camp meeting, on the 1st:
Rev. A. II. Dill delivered a acrmon yeiterdny
afternoon at three o'olook, In circle No. 3, from
the text ; "Paul, culled to be en apostle of Janus
Chrlat, through tha will of Mud, and Ho.tbencs
our brother." The sermon was considered a mas
terly effort by all who heard it.
We presume the reporter intended to say Rev.
William II. Dill, of this plac. But that is the
way f Senator are often misrepresented by blun
dering reporters. t
PR I DAY, OCTOBER 1ST. IrtTIIB LAST DAY I
ON WHICH YOU CAN PAY TAXES.
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 21). IS' THE LAST
lAY FOR TAKImJ OUT NATURALIZATION
PAPERS.
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Clearfield Coal Trade. State
ment of Coal and other freight sent over (he
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for the week ending August 2tb,1875, and
the same time last year i
For the week ,
rfatn time last year
Increase
Previously d urine Tear
Same time last year ,
Iuoreeae . .,....
Total in 175 ,
Same time Inst ytar
Increase ,
' othir raRinnrt.
H 147,204
Lumber ,
Miscellaneous freight.. ,
175 oars.
, - 75 "
Comsiunicanth. Tho Xowton Ham
II ton Campmeeting Journal gave the following a
the number of persons present at communion on
tbat occasion t
Ministers 47
Wires and widows of ministers 14
Members , ..,.., 621
Total..
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rniLiPsmiio Journalisms. The
iron Is laid on the Mndra extension to tbe dump
of the new coal mine of Kendriek A Co., about
half a mile above Houfslulr, and Ike proprietors
expect w e mating snipaionts in a lew unys,
Ton convicts, hand-eulTed In pairs, left Rcll-
fonte on Thursday of lml week, bound for tbo
western penitentiary, under the escort of Sheriff
nnaner. Host oi the prisoner war young, and
an oik iwo were trom iionerunte.
That' a little rough on FifHe Ton tc, we should
say. Kn. Rr.J
KJ. Flcgsl has invented a patent wagon jack,
operating hy means of a lever armed with eogf.
wuicn work against cogs id a perpendicular iron
real. It takes up Rule room, la powerful, durable
aud altogether the best thing; in tbe line yet made.
.evl Killetts, of Trroncan old ensineeron the
Tyrone A Clearfield railroad, waa eeisud by a stroke
of apoplexy, while npon duty on his engine, at
tne summit or ine mountain, on Monday, liu
was taken to Tyrone immediately, upon bii own
engine, where he lies in a crittoal condition, hav
ing had two similar atrokei since.
A meeting of itook holders of the Madera Coal
and Improvement Co., to make arrangement for
the completion of the Madera extension of the
Moskannon branch railroad, will bnhcld in llontt-
dale, on Thursday, Sept. loth. Tbe road has not
bsen driven forward aa rapidly aa was expected,
after the first two miles were graded, but will
probably receive a new impetus a tb result uf
the approaching meeting.
Hints to IIailroad Travelers.
Extra charge for failures to buy tickets are Btil
versally sustained by the courts, but there must
he a full opportunity to buy aflorded by tbo tick
et seller. 1'aasengera muil show ticket when
asked for. Aa to "stopping off" there is only one
decision, that of New Jersey, wbish ia that a pas
senger cannot "stop off," and resume bis journey,
without the previous aa'ent of tbe company. As
te the words "good fur this trip or ibis day only,"
tne decisions clasi, Maine, winch t lite only
State regulating tb matter by law, makes, by
statute, all tickets good iorsii year. The Mass
achusetts deoiston ifl that tbe ticket ha no vitali
ly after the expiration of lb time specified. Ai
to the obligation of the road to furnish a seat to
a passenger, a Missouri decision aaysi "A pass
enger wbo exhibits his ticket need hot surrender
it until be haa been furnuhetf wltb a aeaU A
railroad is not liable lor things stolen out of a
passenger a seat, there being ne previous delivery
to the eompany'a servants; fur tb same reason
the company ia not liable lor baggage in the pass-t-nger
own care. Pasecngers wbo negieot to look
alter tbeir baarcage oo arrival at their destination,
cannot recorer it If la lost without fault ef tbe
carrier. Dutcg"gc left in station hoasea for tb
passenger' oouwnienoe, alter ft baa reached Its
ileMioation coin under a new class ol rights tod
duties, lb baggage master a Mum Ing tbe poiiiion
of a "gratuitous baiW," wbo only beoointa liable
in eases of gross negligence, 'I he obligation ol
tbe railroad aa carrier ceases whan it kaa delivered
the begKg to ila owner al the place of destina
tion, or when he baa bad reasonable opportunity
of receiving and removing it. Many tftatea bold
that tbe price ef tbe ticket covers the transporta
tion of a reason a hie amount of baggage. It will
merest sportsmen te know that tbo may recover
for lb value of dogs when they entrust them to
the baggage masters for hire, because of their ex
clusion from tb pa Merger car.
Tub $ kfkerhon-Indiana Cadkt.
The Bronkville Jtfftrmnimn.tif thetfith alt., says:
Ob Wedncaday last the competitive examination
lor a cadet lo b recommended to the Wtt Point
Military Academy from Ibis Congressional dis
trict, cam oft in the court house in this place.
There were thirteen in tbe class three from In
diana, one from Clarion, and vlxbl fiom Jeflerson.
Tbe examination waa conducted hy Prof. U. A.
Blose, (Co. Hup'l), Wm. F. Stewart, Esq., and Dr.
C. M. Ma tsoa, and wee thorough and searching.
Tb branches eiaminrd In were orthography, ;
reeding, writing;, history, geography, nriibmeli,
and grammar. KaoB one oi tne class passed n
very creditable esamlnatie i all of the branches.
Th dee I si on of Iho com mil tee was reached by
each one keeping hi own average tn tbe different
branobes, and then making an average of ttan re
mit!. The fortunate young man was James Todd,
of Indiana, who got lb recommendation hy n
clot call. Pear of th applicants stood almost
eqaal in the report of tb committee, while all
stood high. On the announcement of tbe report
of Ibe eoeaniitlee, Hen. . A. Jenks came forward
and, calling tbe fvrlunat young man to the front,
presented him with kls recommendation to the
Secretary of war for tb position of Military Ca-
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W'lLLIAMHpoRT KuN-SlllNES. On ftO-
count nf no money in the treasury, work on the
Jersey thoro and Ptut Cieek railroad baa been
suspended. ,s , I , ;
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Iho peoplu of iDiainHpOtt, lit pro-
portion to actual wealth and population, are the
moat heavily taxed community.
lion. j. n . yinioj- una in comuiii-
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plallon tha erection of a large hotel at tb apriogs,
nrar the Wayne camping grounds.
. A rut hooter in Low ih burg tbo oth
er day niisasd hi mark and shot a vuni tadv,
Three balls entered hor body but they didn't bit
lbs tatai point una sn win uvi
It has nevor boon uccounted for and
probably never will be why a boy who will eat
lotir meals, play ball three hours, gorge himself
witn uonpo rruii and go in swimming six time
daily during all vaoation and be bcaJIbar than
towlisloiie, will be aviivd with all sorts of nisladisa
Ibu very moment the sobool bell rings.
Suddem Death. Benjamin Hhaffor,
residing lu Money Creek township, hbout one
lourtn or emtio above (Jiarkeatown, ate a neany
dinner on Monday and went to the above named
niai-e in ni nuKKy. Alter transacting nia oust'
nris ba tarld to return, and waa nut again seen
alive. His borae returned borne and a aearch be
ing Instituted, his dead body was found about
hall way between his bouse and Clarkstown. The
supposition is that be dlod while silting in the
bungy and afterward fell out. Mr. S. had been
ailing for several years but bis death at this par
ticular lime Wna vorv nitaxoevted and upon
hie family with erunbing weight. He was 68
year ot age.
Tho tioroo stolon from Thomas S,
Smith, of Unlontown. waa not recovered or the
thief captured. The eeamp who stole this prop
erty is supposed to be one Fleni. Beta, a painter,
wbo at one time worked at ma trade in mis piece.
It is to be hoped that ba will yet be eaoghU
Tho Philadelphia & Heading railroad
depot at Munoy was entered by burs I art on Wed
nesday night, and the safe blown open. Thaiafe
waa good one, aud eonlained about the
property oi the agent at tbla plaoa, J. l. rainier,
and something over fH00, Ine property of the
Railroad Company, The building waa entered
through a window by the breaking of a cash, and
tba aale gave evidence of the eipertneaa ef the
burglars, being almost completely demoliihed-
No other property In tba building waa disturbed,
money seemingly being the only object of the
tbievea. Wa brliave there Is no clew to tba perpe
trators or tb theft.
An Impost. no Kcenh. Lust Thursday
night Wust Branch Catup Meeting clnaed after
one of Its moat auooesalul meetings. Owing to
unbecoming frivolities on the part of aouie foolish
young people at the last loaig, the ma a age re
determined not to have the usual "grand sound"
at Ibis cloinjf, but such strong appeals wars made
that the ministers ouncurrud in the proposition to
bare it, and it accordingly came otL but before
doing so the aseomblago was duly admonished by
Her. Mr. Torrenco of tbe solemnity of ihe occa
sion. Accordingly the vast concourse Tell Into
line about half-past one o'olook, and went in arch -iug
on, singing joyously some uf tbe inspiriting
hymns that are meet and so well adapted to such
an Donation. Having circled thus through many
of the avenues, Ilia lino marc bed into tha open
spaue that forma tbe entrance to tbe giouud be
twen tho tabernacle and tho restaurant. With
th preachers at the head they moved round till
tba whole crowd wa compacted in the s kj -roofed
arena. Here they sung a conple of hymus, tlie
Lord's Prayer was recited, and tba Doxology
awelliflgly went np from more than a thuuaaud
male aud female voice blading In deeply reli
gious sympathy. That vast erowd of probably
two ihouiand men and women, in tbo fitful glare
of the dimly burning lamps, mingling their voices
in devotional exerntie in the open air at more
than midnight, in the wilderness, with thi starry
vault above "spread like an nneon bung on high,"
formed a picturenqu scene of Imposing religious
solemnity that it ia seldom tho happiness of one
to behold, and its linpreM npon tho memory will
be lasting with thoio who were fortunate enough
to be present. Clinton Demotrnt.
Two Uorhes Killed. On Saturday
morning of last week Mr, Thomas 0. Wagner, a
farmer reaidiiia; on the farm of Judge Dreubach,
in Rntlnln (ownnhip, was hiullnir manure into one
of tbe fieldi with a fix horse team, when a fifth I
chain broke and the lead horsra become wild and
broke the lines also, and niaoagud to run away.
After seeing thitt tlieotliur lour hor nee wero scoured
Mr. Wagner started to catch the runawars. Tbo
latter ran until they come to a well in the field,
the lloormg over which was in bad oto4ttion. Aa
one of tho houses stepped npou it It guve way
and he fell into the well dragging the other horse
alter him. The well la a dct-p oue. Every effort
wa made to get tbe animals out aa soon as noasl-
hie but it was eora hours before it could be don.
Both horses were dead wlita they reached tbe top
o( the ironnd. The hones wore valuable enes
the owner having reJoicd f KM) far thein. Ltwit
burg Journal.
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A Damaoed Dam. Tho Suulmrv
Amm'cnn sayai A considerable portion of tbe
eoner uam around the break in Hnetnokin dam
was wsihed away during the late rise in the river.
It will require a great deal of Inner and money to
repair me nrcaa, and it not nnisbod this season,
may perhaps prove very disastrous to the dam
during toe ice freshets neit spring.
. Lint of letter remaining unclaimed
in the Port office at Clearfield, for the week ending
oepi. oin, ioo
nyrnei Klth
Kngalrom August
Flegal Mrs. Kile.
II nil iu an Molhe
Ltitouretta Buxonc
Marks Mary A.
Mclnnea Jebn
Noll Chrlat
om J- al.
Parson John If. M.
Rupilcn George L,
Reese Anni
Shafor Ettie
Sharo Mrs. Mnggia
Ximmerman John
' P. A. tlAtlLIN.P. 1
We are rjqueHted to say that any
one can hav a supply of oak wood, for tb cutting.
without eharge, by applying to A. M Hill. Th
wood is near tbe Owens' grave yard.
mm mm
. LETTER FROM MR. BETTS. f
CLBAnriKlf), Pi., Sept. 1, 1875.
To mg Fritndt t ,
In answer lu a bomber of letters regarding the
an noun cine of mi name a a candidate for Hen-
ator, I have to say, that at tbe solicitation of
many friends I hare gtvctiUie,auljcotoe,rulia
sideration, resulting ia the kcltuf tlWt-U .svnjwife
to do so at this lime. There are other candidates
in Ihe field, who claim Ike nomination by the
right of priority; and In consideration of past
service to the party, claim its endorsement, and
bad 1 entered the contest much bit tern m would
ha resulted and dissension created of a char
acter that Ike parte ouuld Illy idlerd to eadure.
By avoiding hostilities within Us organisation it
would be more perfectly strengthened for the Im
portant work before It in tho coming State elec
tion. Much aa I feel honored by the expressions of
confidence and support on the part of many friends
yel, it ia clear to my mind that the interval of the
Democratic party would be better preserved by
ignoring personal ambition, rather than inviting
uch eon tests for their gratification.
With Ureal Herpect,
. Your Out. Herv'f,
W. W. Ban.
i mm an
LETTER FROM MR. W1THEROW. (
Knox Towxship, Sept. 4, 1975.
Mr. OoonLANiiKiii I was surprised last week, I
ub nctniug jour paper, 10 onu my sen announced
as a candidate for County Commissioner. Tbii
was dona without my knowledge or consent, and
while I thank my kind friends most ainotrdy for
con n a en co in prcpoatng mc aa their candidate, I
must ask yon to withdraw my namofrom the list,
as my private i.uitnon ll of saeb a nature taat i
could not, at this time, attend to Ibe duties of the
office if elected, without pecuniary loss and per
sonal inuonreaiencc. , , ,
Very Itepcctfully,
John With mow.
mii'Ai.wi n'lir.n iri, in l n r. hAni IMI
ON W II It'll YOU CAN PAY TAXES,
SATURDAY, OCTOBER ID. IS TUB LAT
DAY FOR TAKING 01 T NATURALIZATION
PAPERS,
Hptcinla, -
Mohk Mutiny I Moan Morbt II Greenbacks
will be taken tn exchange for clothing at Kerr's,
who haa again received a new stock.
Oo and sec the great 10.00 suits at Kerr's.
The best cassimcre suits, only II&, nl Kerr's.
Krr ho received a large lot of Hats and Caps,
FirnWhlng floods of every description at Kerr'.
Persons attending Court will do well to lo call
and ace the large stock nf clothing at Kerr's
wbleh be will sell cheaper than ever. De not
fnjget the place, "Old Weil em Corner," Clear
field, Pa. aept. 0,'TML
Ret Oak tanned Sole Leather for sale by T
M. Robinson. aug. 25,
French and American Kip nnd Calf Skins at
Robinson's Leather store. , y
All kinds.of Sbo Findings at UoUaaon's,
Tom Robinson Is acnt for War Trig's Sups Hor
Bon Dust, tbo best fertiliser tn the World.
StMiiplcs can be seen at bis Leather store, Market
street, Cltat field, Pa. ,i. r.
Foperior Oak Sol Leather at Itohlnroa's.
a,.,. a... D, u j
session will open Monday, September flth, for a
term of fourteen weeks. The building Is pw,
lightid throughout with gal, heated by strain and
supplied with hot and cold water, hath rooms,
etc. Th best arranged and bandsomwt school
boilding in the State. For catalogue, terms. Ac,.
addira S, M. Clatui, Indiana, Pa. . nngt4t
Peter MrOenrge has Jnal received a full bud
ply of Bunts anu Phoes whlab will be sold lowsr
than ever,
This way, ladles and gentlemen, n nw tunntr
oi uooii ana snoes, at
PKTKR McOEORUl .t.
PrmrAMl Tot 1 CoAt.. I hcrrw girt notice
that I em prepared to -ewpply orerybodr
w.lh coal oa th shortest possible notice, Lehigh
and W ilkes Rarr Anthracite will ! made a spe
cialty. Thoee wanting hard eoal Iho oomleir
season, can band Ihrir orders to m or lear
them at my office. Parties at n distance esn ad
dreta tn by Irttrr. JAMKS L. LKAVY,
ITearOrld, Pn., Aug. 19, 76-41.
CiM n R. M- M'RnsMy and get your life !
sored In the Old Continental Life Insurance Com
pany, of Hartford, Conn. r . nuglf ly
Rbap R. M. M Easily' advertisement It re
gard to Llf InsnriBct. Ilaog ly
GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER,
It I natural for people suffering with Dyspsp-
si and Liver Complaint or any do-sngetnenti uf
th digestive orguns, such as Sour Stomach, Sick
Headache, Habitual Coelivrncas, Palpitation of
,h, jrl( U,.rtburn, WaUr-branh, gnawing and
horning pains at tha pit ef the Stomach, Yellow
Skin, Coated Tongue and disagreeable taste In
, 4 , oi ,,,, d., , d k ,
line nioutn. conxuia; no oi iou aimr eaiine-, low
an article that they know has cured their neigh
bor, friend or relative, ret tby have no faith In
it until It Is too lai. But If you will go to your
druggist, 0. D. Watson, and get a bottle of Ureen'a
August Flower your Immediate care la aa certain
as you live. Sample bottles of this mcdicin can
oe obtained tor iu cents to try its superior virtue
Regular sis 74 cents. Try It, two dote will re
Here any oase.
Mtop that Cough. Dr. Morris' Syrup ot Tar
Wild Cherry and llorabound i guaranteed to
euro Coughs, colds, hoarseness, or any disease Of
tbe throat, Inngs or eboat leading to consumption.
in less time than any ether preparation. Nothing
tbat we bare ever sold acts so promptly and well.
It care croup in a few minutes aud i tb best
known remedy fur whooping cough. Contains no
opium and ia pleasant to take. Congh worn t la
tins, whose lungs are racked and torn with par
oxysms, find sure and speedy relief from Its use,
Trial alio, 10 oeata. Hold by C. D. Watson,
Clearfield t P. Curlay A Co., Wllllanisgrovei T.
it. roreey, u ran a to ton, and r. Moycr, Kyler town,
mob I7oowly.
Btiooi Foil Bt,n. R. Newton Shaw keeps n
full supply of Fredonta Buggies and Platform
Wagons for sal. To be seen at th Sbaw House
yard. Call on or add res him at Clearfield Pcno
aylvanla. may 13-tf.
mat-rid
Oo Tufid.T.'Auroit SO. 1876. t th, M I. Pit.
nDy. In Philftdflphi., by R.r. U. L. Bmyirr,
Mr. THOMAS WILLIAMS .lid 11 !M KMMA
RUSE, both of Hout.J.l., P..
Oo BcpUmbar t, 187ft, it th. Lloyd Houie, In
fbllip.burc, ot wn. v. McuttTCUso, Jfiq.,llr.
8AMUKL LVBEKGKR ud MIh tl.IZAOmil
HALL.
In TTroot, TuMdrfy .vmlnr, on Aufroit Slit,
IB7ft, nt tb. p.rtontge of th. V.tholio ehorob, bjr
R.r. J. C. r.. Dr. I. F. McULURif od
Ulu DUTT McUUQH.
At th. rwld.DM of th. bride. f.th,r la Knos
towo.hip, Clearncld oouotj, P.., on Friday H.p
ltmb id, 187S, by R,. R. II. WB.i,T,, fr.
W. R. LKW18 and Hlat HARV A. KRIIAHU,
both of tbii oonnty.
Sird.
In Flttiburr. Aoguu 11,1979, Ml.l KU7.A
JANK NcCLL'RIf, of BMch Wood,, .fed IV
ye.ra, 1 month and IS day..
Pennsylvania Itnllrond
TV HONK k CLEARFIELD BHANCU
ON and after Monday, MAY 33, 1875, the
Passenger Trains will run daily (except Sun
days) between Tyrone and Cioarfiald. as follows
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
W. C. Ihwjn, Conductor.
iKAVR SOUTH.
CurwnBvilleH.S:15, r. m
Tyrone .00,A..
Usceola..H....10.1fl, "
Pbilipsburg. ..10. 14, M
Cleardeld ....H ll.lv,
Curwensrllle..ll:4l), "
Olaarflald. S.4", "
Pbilipsburg 4.35, "
Otoeola... ....... 4. 50, "
Tyrone fl.UO,
CLEARPIKLD BXPHbSS.
W, S. Pli'Hmbb, Conduotor.
""Lh. AV B SUUTH'i iLKAVK NORTH.
Curwensrille...4.50 4.
Clearfield 5:15 "
Pbilipsburg.. S.IO "
Osooola 0.25 "
Intersection,- T.30
Tyrone. .7 "
:. Tyrone 7.00 f.m,
I Iiilerseotion,.,7.07 "
I Osceola 8.0U "
; Philipsbarg...8.2& "
I Clearfield, ar.... 20 "
Curwenville..v.40 "
BALD BAULK VALLBY BRANCH.
Mall. Mail. Bxp.
a- v. r. h. p. m.
B.5' leave Tyrone arrive 0.15 1. 10
0.10 Raid Kagto &.68 13.63
10.07 Julian A. 15 1M3
10.40 Mileaburg 4 60 11.50
10.51 Bellefonte 4.XH 11.40
11.115 Mileaburg 4 35 11.10
11.-15 Howard 4.00 11 00
12.15 arrire L. Haven leave 8.1 ft 10. 0
Rip.
r. u.
4ft
7.ni
1-44
M.IU
8.22
S.;i6
0.02
9.41
TYRONH STATION.
BAftTWAOD. A M WKHTWAMI.
Pacific K press, T:57 Pittsburg Kip's,
Harrlbnrg Aee'm, 9 40 Pacific Express,
r h
Mall Train. 2 22 Way Passenger,
Atlantic tixpres, 6:4&lMail Train,
Phila'da kxprtaa, 10:12Past Line,
FARR FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellefonte, Pa...
3 05
Middletown $5 00
Marietta,- 5 60
Lancaster . I 80
Lock Jlaven....
Williamsport-.
Huntingdon ,H
Lew is town.. ....
Marysville
1 70
I 00
1 80
t 00
4 50
PHILADELPHIA ? 6
Altoona 1 06
Johnstown 1
HARR1SBURU..
4 75
PITTSBURG I 16
Close connections made bv all trains ,t T
an unci jiareu.
8. S. BLAIR,
$tw amtisemrutis.
W. F. REBER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
Clearfield, tsu
SeT Office In Ple'i Opera House, second floor,
sept 9, '75-ly
QL1EAP COAL. r
Having lea Bed the coal bank of Jacob (lulich,
In Lawrence township, I am now prepared to
deliver tbe best coal in the county it ft eon fa a
bushel. Orders may be left with A. J. Jackson,
at tbe "Centennial Furniture Store."
THOMAS McMILLBN.
Cleardeld, Sept, 8, '7i-3t
QATJTION.
Atl parson are hereby cautioned against
purchasing or in any manner meddling wltb the
following property, now in the poasesiion ef Jno.
Cunningham, of Ureenwood township, vis- 2
enws, S bed, 14; acres of corn In the ground, 1
stores, 1 sink, 1 dough tray, 1 table, 1 at and, 3
pigi, 1 set carpenter tools. This property waa
puruntuvu uj ma, u oaenn a aate on in - day
of August, IM7j, and is left with hita on loan
only, subject to my order at any timn. -
- MARTHA CUNNINGHAM.
Sept. 0, '7A-.U ,
court padcrMAfioK.
YtTHRREAS, Hon. O. A. MAYBE. Presld.m
f V Judf of th Coortof Com Dion Plata nf
me iweniy-niin Judicial District, composed or
th counties of Clearfield, Centre and Clinton
and Hon. William 0. Fetar and Hon. John J,
Rbad, Asaociate Jodgcc of Clearfield county,
bar issued tbelr precept, to me directed, for th
holding ef a Court of Common Pless, Orphans'
Court, Court of Quarter Sessions, Court of Oyer
m" i wiuvr, mih vun oi uenerai jail Ueliv
ry, at the Court Hons atClearfield. in and foe lb
county of Clearfield, commencing en th fourth
Monday, the tilth day ol cpt., IH73, urj
to continue two week.
NOTICK IS, therefore, hereby gives, to the
Coroner, Jnstioes of tb Peaoa, and Constables,
In and for said oounty ef Clearfield, to appear In
their proper persons, with their Records, Rolls,
Inquisitions, Examinations, and other Rem em
bra a oca, to do those things which to their oOices,
and in their behalf, pertain to be don.
By nn Act of Assembly, passed the 8th day or
May, A. D. 1K&4, It is made Ike duly of lb Jus
tices of th Pcac of tb several counties of this
Commonwealth, to return to the Clerk or the
Court of Quarter Sessions or the respective
counties, all the reoocnlsanee entered Into bufnra
tbem by any person or persona charged with th
commission oi any crime, except such cases
may be ended before a Justice of the Peace, un.
dcr existing laws, at least ten days before tha
commencement ot the session of th Court to
which they are mad returnable respeet!vely,and
In all oases where any recognisances are enured
into leaa than ten da; before the oommeneemcnt
oi tne session to watob they are made returna
ble, tbe said Justieea are to return the same In
the tint manner as if said net bad not been
passed.
it IV UN nnder my hand at Clearfield, His 01k
day of Sepl ember, in tb year of our Lord, on
tnousana cigot aunarea and seventy -fir,
sept. 3). t W. R. Mi-PHKRSON, Sheriff.
REGK
GISTER'S NOTICK.-
Notice la hereby riven that the folio wine ac
counts have been examined and panted by me, and
remain filed of record in Ihis office for th in
spection of heirs, legatee, creditors, and all others
in hire ted, and will be presented to the next Or-
thans' Court ef Clearfield eonnty, tn he held at the
oort HoB.se, In tha borough of Clearfield, com
mencing on th 4th Hnndar (beinir the 17 th dart
of September, A. D, IS?;
Final account of James Mcdhee, Administrator
of Ihe estate of Mary J. Davidson, late of Btll
township, Clearfield county, Pa , dee'd.
Final account of John M aba (Ter and Robert
Hug.ee, Administrators of Ibe estate of Nathaniel
ifughee, lata of Chert township, Clearfield Co.,
Pa., dee'd.
Final account of Martin Nichols, Ouardlan of
Sarah Doneherte (formerlr Sarah Nlcholsl and
MirF vformerly Mary Nichols), minor
I b", "f JonthM Niohols, late ol Lawrence
I ,0Wn,h,P' Clearfield Co., Pa., dee'd.
L Fartial aceennt ofJames B. Uraham and R. A.
' J"i". Kintntoro of tb e-Ule mt William Irvin,
'w " vurwavni, Clear Bel d
C., Pa., dee'd.
Final account of James R. Uraham, Kxeeuter
or Klita Flenlgen, late of the borough of Clear
field, Clearfield Co., Pa., dee'd.
Account of Sarah J. Swoope, Kxeentrlx of Ihe
slat of Henry Swoope, late of Brady township,
Clearfield Co., Pa, deed.
Account of Edward H. Williams, Administrator,
and Mary R, Campman, Administratrix of ihe
estate or Elijah Stneal, lata or Hoggs township.
Clearfield Co., Pa., dee d.
Final account or Alexander Murray, GuarJIen
of Uideon C. Foreee, minor heir ef Matthew
Forceo, late or Bradford township, Clearfield Co.,
Pa., dee'd.
Final account of W. Vt, Lanardon, Adminis
trator of the estate or John Kurumell, late of
11 urns Ids township, Clearfield Co., Pa., deed.
Account of Roaa Alexander, Executor of Simon
Stanley, Ial cf Uullcb Uwaabip, Clearfield Co.,
Pa., doa'd.
L.J.MORGAN,
September 1-tn Reglrter 4 Recorder.
JON PRINTING OF EVERY DK8CRIP
tionaeatly xei-atd at this office.
jauuoMtfrmrnt.
Primary Elootion, Saturday, Sept 18.
Aixui'MranttNT Fxn Tbe fee for announcing
candidates will bet for Senator, I5 Treasurer,
1U Commissioner, $b l Auditor and Coroasr, IS
each. This eh irge Includes the printing of 8,001
tickets, d Musi pat .a edeemea.
STATU SENATOR.
We ate authorised to announce th nam of
QEoRUK M. BR1HUIN, of Osoeola, as a candi
date for mate Bsc ator, subject to lb rules gorr
srning in uemocraite party.
Wa ore authorised to announce in nam of
Dr. T. J. BUYER, of Clearfield, a a Candidate
for But Senator, subject to tb rule governing
tb iieinocrauo party.
COUNTY TREASURER,
We are authorised to announce tb nam of J.
DLAKK W A LTKI1S, of Clearfield, as aeandidale
for County Treasurer,. object to the rule governing
tne Democratic party.
W are authorised to announce tbe name of
JOSEPH LINKS, of Brady tewnabtp. as a M
dldat lor County Treasurer, subject to tb rules
governing th Democratic party.
We are authorised to announce the name of
PHILIP DOTTS.of Heecarla township, as a can
didate for County Treasurer, subject to Ibe rules
governing tne Dunioc ratio part.
We arc authorised to announce th nam of
SAMUEL P. SIIAW.of Clearfield, aa a can, II date
for County Treasurer, subject to the rale go ram
ing the Democratic party.
W are authorised to announce tbo name of
WILLIAM J. HOPPER, of Karthau township,
as a candidate for County Treasurer, subject to
tbe rnis governing tne uamooratie part.
W are authorised to announce the nam of
WILLIAM W. WORRELL, of Clearfield. I
candidal for County Treasurer, subject to th
rules governing tu Democratic party.
W are author) ltd to announce th cam of
LEVI llCBLKR, of Graham township, as a can
dtdate for County Treasurer, subject to the rule
governing th Democratic party.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER.
We are aothnmed mm-mmwmnom lb nam of
II f. Mil A. SH1MKL, of ftegga township, ss a
candidate fur County CommiMionar, subject to
to rules governing tnt democrat te party.
We are authorised jto 'announce the nam of
CON HAD W. KYLKR, of U rah am tonnship.ua
candidate for County Commissioner, subject to
the run s govern tog th Democratic party.
We are not hor lied to announce the name of
F. F. t'Ul'TLHKT, ef Karthau township, as a
candidal for County Commissioner, swbjeot to
toe roifs governing the Democratic party.
We ar aolhcrUed tb announce Ibe name of
(.LA It K BROW N, uf La fence township, aa a
candidate for Connty Commisaioner, subject to
me rules governing in uciaoeralic party.
W are authorlied to announce tb nam ol
WILS IN HOOVLR, of Bogga township, as a
candidate for County Commissioner, sulijeot
the rules governing the Democratic party,.
We ir authorised to announce the nam of
QILIlKRT TOZFR, of Cbeit township, ai
candidal for County Commissioner, subject to
the rules governing tb Democratic party.
We are authorised to announce the nam of
SAMUEL HENDERSON, of Woodward town
ship, as a candidal lor Connty Commissioner,
subject to th rules governing the Democratic
party.
We are authorised to annouoa the name of
JOHN HIPS, of Lumber City, as a candidate for
County UommtrBloner, subject to tha rules gor
erning tbe Democratic party.
Wa are authorised to announce tb mam of
JAMES MILES, of Bradr township, aa a candl
date for County Commissioner, auhjt to tb
ruiea governing tb Democratic parly.
W are authorlted to announce the name of
Hi: till Mt LLhN, of Pike township, as a candi
date for County Commissioner, subject to tb
rules governing tb Democratic party.
We arc authorised to announc tk oam of
THOMAS A. Mct.KU.of Bell township, aa a can
didate lor County Commissioner, subject to the
ruios governing tba Democratic party.
We ar authorlted to announce the name to
HOUKKT LANMIKKY, of Bradford townahln
as aeandidale fur County CommiMionar, eabjeet uf
ine ruivs governing tne Democratic party.
COUNTY AUDITOR.
Wc are authorised to announce ihe iim of
C.J. hhAui. nf Beecaria townshin. aa a ian-
didate for Connty Auditor, rubieot to the rules
govern ig tb Democratic party.
We are authorised to announce the name af
HAM L EL A. CALDWELL, of Rr.liW.i lnn
ibip, a a candidal for County Auditor, subject
mi io ruies governing in uemocrauo party.
2Jw gulwtljifiuruts.
PIES O PICK A . HOUSE.
.... ia as iwrsaam a, aa a .
FRIDAY, SA1URDAY and MONDAY,
Hcptember (), II and 13.
100 PRESEMS XIGIITLY 100
tffroaol apptaravt o fAe original and ontg
SKJ OIt ICOSCO,
Tin great eat Witard, Wit and Humorist irtho
age will appear nightly in bis Enchanted Palace
of Illusions and give thre monster gift entertain
ments oo the Bights mentioned abobe.
AdmiMlon with one envelope, 05 cents. Re
served Seals, two envelope. 611 cent. A It sehnAl
children 16 cents.
SKLDKN 1IILLYBR, Agent.
poURT PROCLAMATION.-
J Wrxhrah, Hon. C, A. MAYER, President
Judge of Ihe Court of Cowmen Pleaa of the twen.
ty-filth Judicial District, composed of tbe conn -ties
of riearfW-ld, Centre and Clinton, and Hon.
WM. 0. FOLEY and lien. JOHN J. READ, As
sociate Judges of Cloarfteld conntv. bare iuued
their precept, to me directed, for the holding of
an Adjourned Court of Common Pleaa, at the
Court House, at Clearfield, in and for the coun
ty of Clearfield, comment. ig nn the THIRD
MONDAY, THE 1ATH DAY OF SEPJEMHKR,
IRT6, and continuing one week.
NOT ICS ia therefore hereby given to Juror and
witnesses, in and fr said mum nf ri..rAM t
be and appear in Iholr propar pernona, at 10 o'eliwdt
A. M. ol said day, lo do those tbinga which In
im-ir "nuaii iivriain to ne done.
LOIVENnndermybandatCkartleld.thls 1st day
vi miininurr, in me year oi ourivirdone Ibou-
sana cignt numircd and seventr-five.
W. It. MoPHERHON, S her If.
SherilTs Sale.
BY rlrlue of writs of Z,ron 'acins, issued
out of lb Court of Common Pleaa of
field county, and te me directed, there will bo
exposea to f UHLiu hALR, at tbe Court Hon,
In th borough of Clearfield, on Monday, th
27th day ef heplcmber, lSTi, at 1 o'clock, p. m.,
the following personal property, to wlti
Also, that eortait pice or lot of ground situ
ated in th borough of Oioeola, county of Clear
field, and State of Pennsylvania, bounded on
tbe north by Pine alley, oaat by Decatur alley,
on the aoirrii by lot No. Un, ami on th west by
Rlancbard street, and known aa lot No. 044 In
general plan of said borough. Seised, taken In
execution and to oe sold as the property or Jo
aeph II. Cram.
Alan, tbat certain house and lot aituatcd on
front atreel, In the borough of Sterling, Clear
field couutv, Pa... end runninx to an alley. hin
creeled thereon a two -story plunk houa and
baremant, having a front of 10 fact and n depth
of Sit feci and two briok flaes. He lead, taken in
eiecution and te be sold aa tbe properly of Dom
nick Costal I o.
Ala, that certain hana antt Lit .ifaaaai.A i- i
Uciutsdala, Clearli-li eonnty, Pa , and bounded
and described as follow, Ic-wit ! Beginning at
- c- u oumrr oi nanoan and Charles
street, thence along Hannsh street 64 fact tn a
post, 1A& e Ellsa strset, and at right angle with
said street, thence along said Eiisa street 60 feet
to the corner of Ellis and tlharlM lri ih.
along Charles strut 100 feet lo beginning, wi:h
ouriiuagfl appurtenant trie re to. Heiiad,
take into eietnition and to ba sold as th prop
erty of U. W. Jlava.s. y
Alao, all that ccrUin lot or land situate In Os
ceola borough, Clearfield eonnty, Pa., dt-errihed
a follows i On the southwest corner or Elisabeth
ftreet, fronting on Kate street, 160 feet and front
Ing on Elisabeth T6 feet : being th sain lot or
Piscoof ground aold lo 11. II, Kephart by David
Kei.hart, by deed dated March 12, IttflS, Seised,
taken in execution and lo b aold ai tb property
of Mary H. Kephart.
Trrmi or Bai.r. Th orle or sum i huk
the property shall be airuek off must be paid at
th time or aale, or aoh other arrangement
made aa will be approved, otherwise th property
will be immediately nat up nnd aold aeala at
th expense and risk ef the person to whom It
was struck off, and who, In case or deficiency at
t.ca re saie, snail maae gooo toe same, end in
no Instance will the Daed be presented In Conrt
or rnnnrmauon unless tn money is actually
paid loth Sheriff. W. 11. McPHERSON,
SHBRirr'a Ov-rim, I Sheriff.
Clearfield, Pa., Sept. 9, 1074. f
T
MIE BEST STILL ON HAND.
A few more food hnrses and sets of haraeaa
on hand, which I will sell at B sacrifice. Also
avral carriages and buggies, md a road wagon,
as well a sum good pring wagons. I am
bound to cell at soma price. Call oa or address
ma t Clearfield, Pa JAMKS L. LBAVY
Aag. 4, '74 Sm,
C
IOME AN I) SKTTI.E.
Having taken my brother into nartnerahin. I
desire lo hat my old accounts elorH. I there
fore give nolle to ell who know t hem se tree in
debted lo aa te com forward soon nnd settle np,
so that we can take a new departure.
Clearfield, July 14, '7t-u?. V. M. GABOON.
tEOnuir&FLORIBAr,
flaorgla ar Florida, .hoald .bIimHU. for ta.
Mnal0 Xawa, p.l.ll.bH al Hnn.h, Ga.
fW,,$IO H'm,, IS ar aaaum. Adr.Mlnr,
d.lirln, avrtomw I. Ibn. 8utc, aasuld II,
enlaai.l. ll K. bM ffr A, MMAnM.
Borin.a eopl., mbI aa imi af I mla. A A-1
arm J. II. KHTll.l., S.TJua.h, ila. I l-S
tt&"t Column.
Wm. Rood,
BOOM NO. ,
OPERA HOUSE,
Is now receiving new fall goods
to which he invites the
attention of cash 1
buyers.
Is ogent for this county for Mme
Dcmorest's paper patterns,
the best in the market.
A full assortment of
fall and winter
styles just
received.
When the season arrives will have
a full lino of millinery goods,
with an experienced trim
mer that will suit tho
tastes of all.
OPERA HOUSE,
KOOJI NO. S,
Wm. Rood.
ClnrtaM, r4.pt. 1, 11! I.
a.,.Sl4
jrjrw grnvrrtUfituuts.
QUrHANS' COURT fiALK.-i; )
In parenano of an order of th Orphan'
Court of Clearfield county, there will be exposed
to public sal, at WoMland, Cleardeld oounty,
Pa.,w t
aturday, Ikcptenbor1 ll,lHT5.
at 1 o'olook, p. , the following described
property t All th undivided one-eighth let area t
of J. A. Blattanberger, dee'd, ia and to Ibe "Hope
rir Utiok Works," consisting or tb lollooing
real eatatai
I
One -eighth part of all that certain tract or pie
of land, situate In tho township ef Bradford,
oonnty ef Clearfield and State of Pennsylvania,
described as follows t Beginning at a post set H.1
test trom th centre or in ryrune aao uiearneia
Railroad, and opposite tb Woodland steam saw
mill) tbuA north 0tif vast 160 4-10 feet ton
post sot 00 feet from tbo tbe centre nf th rail
road thence by other lands of th grantors
south liaat 044 foot to a post) tbsnoe 8H
west 160 4-10 feet to a post tbeno north 0Hj
west to post and plaoa ef beginning, eon tain iug
two oorea Beat measure, and being part of a
larger tract originally surveyed on warrant grant
ed to Jane Campbell, wltk tbe right to mine Are
elay for th as of said works, together wltb four
dwelling bouses, and m tramway. Th Hop
Fire Brick Worka proper having a capacity fur
foennfaoturlag 10,000 per day, together with
otber Improvements.
Said Fir Brick Works having an establDhed
reputation with large and Increasing trade, being
an investment that win reoommnn useii to cap
italist on being seen.
Tirhi or Salx. One-third of price bid upon
confirmation of aal by th Court, lb balance t
two equal annual payments, secured by bond and
"on gage en to premises.
For further particular, address
AIRS. CAROLINE BLATTENBERtiER,
Woodland, Pa-,
or WALLACi nit bbj, Ally a,
,'l,iH h CltarBold, P
Woodland, Pa, Aug. 10, 1876-4L
0
KPUANS' COURT SALE.
VALUABLB TIMBER LAND.
By virto of a order of tb Orphans' Court of
Clearfield oanty, tbe wnderslgned Administrator
of tbe tel of fcao P. MeMeeter, lata of Chest
township, Clearfield ooaaty, Pe-, deoeaeed, will
sell at pnblio sale, at Newburg, Clearfiald Co.,
re., en
aturday, Mcplnbor 11, IHTS,
at I o'clock r. at., tbo "following described real
estate, vlst All that certain tract of land situate
In Cheat township, County and State aforesaid,
bounded and described ns follows i
Oa tbe east by Job) Horst, on tb si-ntli by
lands of Jacob Curry nod Jamoa Lingafvlter, oo
th wost by land of B. A. A W. D. Irwin, and on
Ihe north by landa of - , and containing
about eighty acres, about fourteeo of which ia
cleared Tb remainder contains a large quantity
of pine, eek acd chestnut limber. The land is
of good quality and well anited for farming puf
poses. J
Tnnua or Sai.b. Ooe-tbird at confirm at ion of
sale, one-third In one year, and th balance In
two year, wltb lu teres t, to be secured by bond
and mortgage wn tbe premises, and by good col
let! era! security.
JOSEPH H.DRETtT,
Hurd, Aug. 16, '75-8t A-loir.
KEEP IT HANDY.
Th) Hellable Family Medicine.
DIARRHEA, Dysentery, Cholera, Summer
Complaint, Cramp, te., quickly cured by
th ns of
J ARI ELLA'S ,
Compound Syrup of TJIaokberry Rot and Kbfi
barb An old, wall tried remedy, entirely vege
table, pleasant to take, quick and certain in effect:
can be depended on In th moat nrxnnt eases :
may be given to the youngest Infant as well a to
auuiis. . ineonsaino' t i
' NO CAMPHOR OK OPIUM.
It I n pleasant extract and readllr taken bv
children. It ba often eared life when physicians
had despaired. Keep U In th houa ntid use it
ia time. All we ask for it la a trial. Don't let
yonr dealer put you off with something else. Buy
a. i ry ii. ooia oy vruggists and more tveep-
ra (urvufrnoui mis mat, rreparcd only uy
RANHKLL A BRO., 3000 Market St., Pbila,
July H, '7VSm. 1
1875. FALL. 1875.
BION Of THK BIO PITCHER,
41 Wood St., opp. St. Charles Hotel,
PITTHBURRH. PA.
T. F. BAILEY & CO.,
, IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS IX
China dc flucciiKW are,
Window G 1188, Glnsswnre,
Lamp Burners, Chimneys, ,
Cliandolicrs and Brackets,
DSUGGISTS' GLASSWARE.
'Milium
TO THK FALL TRADE,
WB ar now prepared to offer to Ihe Trad
special INDUCEMENTS IN tMPORU
ED QDEENSWARB, in Crates of Best Whit
Granite and White O ran it and Common Assort
ed, te suit Ibe Trade. Also, to repack to suit
purchasers, which we offer VERY LOW TO CASH
AND PROMPT SHORT TIME CUSTOMERS.
We are prepared to take orders for AMERI
CAN WHITE URANITK, COMMON YELLOW
and ROCKINOHAM WARE, at Manufacturers
Lifta nnd Dutouota. i frj augll-lm
JpARMfittsf ATTENTION I
Th following Utter Trom Matthew Krad to
parties In Baltimore, speaks for itself:
Ci.BABvivt.rti Pas Ang. Sib, 1875.
Measr. J. H, La A Bno., Baltimore, Md.
I took one of yonr Champion Self-Rake Ma
chine tbia season, on trial, ol your agents here,
F. M. Cardon A Bro., but before tha lime eaint
for trial tb Carol of tbe Table Rab Bucket
at the sam time, and ke-p tbe one which did the
best work and auited me best, which I agreed to
do. Accordingly when tbe time cam for mowing
liuuniTU aaia, IV .mw Ul IS W nSDHIPra (U IfW
both machine were tried, and lb Champion did
mucn in neat worn anu with in greatest ease;
and when tbe time cam forcnlting grain tbe su
periority of th Champion was so grcAt, both in
the manner In which the work was done and in
tb lightness or draught, that I could not hesitate
a mi men t about making choice. I have to say
for Ihe Champion Macb ine that aa mower it has
to my xuowledge no equal, and In reaping beats
imm iai w naio ouoKcya clear out ul tne Bald,
and I okeerlully recommend it lo any and all far
mers wb. want a first class machine.
MATTHEW READ.
Th follow in a person wcr ore sent to witness
too trial, ana aeciuca in favor ol the Champion.
V. M. UBYOBS,
F. B. Irvin,
Frank Rkxd.
Clearfield, Anxuet !&, HTS.-lf
rjWNSIUP SETTLEMENT.-,
JOHN FLYNlf. Ksa.. former Distrlot Tree.
rerof Pcbb township, In account with th road
fund of said township for IfiTI i
koto rrxna.
nn.
To ami, recelTod from Co. Treasurer toOO 10
By amount of orders paid , $41 4v
-iaMlviiin.alI( )nis,iif.l ij oo
Penta'a order 16 10
llel. daw from Flyan-.r....(. r 411
li- .-en;
F. B. KAFPBRTT. District Tfea-aeer. In nn.
count with Pnn School District Tor 1874 t
BCflCOL IDD.
nn.
To amoont of Duplicate
11,008 95
- r.. irosex-lrrM. Mynn..
" " " W.F. Johnsnft
" Co. Tree. Wise
M of appropriation
Fine from Fielding
amount paid bv Collector Plrnn...
-410 4b
200 00
124 18
ISt 14-!
00 W
333 IA I
Cah
1 111
13.23 "
..l, tril
HM AftV 22
... 184 Ttt
By aaonat of ordra redeemed
uncollected..,.,.
M on hand
CBBTirtCATB.
e, tho underciBttieal Auditors of Fran loa
sbipthavhif met aecerdtng to law, did proceed
to adjust tbe eUvc accounts, and after examining
tbe vouebera, lad tbo balance duo the rood fund
from Mr. FlvnB, former District Treasurer, to be
forty-Bio dollars and seventy Br cent (f4V.T6)
nj tho balance due tbo achool funs from Mr.
Rafferty amount to on hundred and elxhtv nv
dollar and seventy-eight cent ($18.TH), whil
th knoollefted school nag amounts to lis hun
dred and tfly.aino dollar and twenty-two oaita
In leatimeny whsreof or bar Urea at set
our hands this Wth daj of Afat, A. D. Ill
H'lIN l'HITr., I
ABRAHAM M YRTSR, Auditors,
ft M.HOOVKH, J
Q ram pi aa llliia, BepL 1, 'II St.
rj'BALill Ulirj "A.MMI,
Tb. Sehoal Dlraelara af Brady towaahlp wlak
ta employ foarle.a aoasp.leat Uacber, for th.
aoailoi term. All appllealloa, I. be I. wrltla,
aaeampaaled by ewrtiftoat. r aopy of tha
eama AppllealHwa, raMiTad aatll Sepletaher 11,
lilt, at .kick liaaetae aeboall wllltjale. M ap,
1. 1, HI aaweff 01 tn. oar,K - 1 .
LEWIS SCOCII.
Troalrirt., Sepl. 1, 1 SI, Slcretary,
, HUsrfUiinrous. -HARTSWICK
& IRWIN,
bKCOND HTIIKKT,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS!
c n K M I C A I, S I
PAINTS, OILS, )YK STUFF
VAIIN'IKIIKS,
liHISIIKS,
PKRFUMBRY,
FAJICV 0
TOILET AHT1CLES,
OF ALL RINDS,
PURS WIXES AXD LIQUORS,
fbr medicinal purpose.
Trasses, Supporters, School Books bd Station
ry, and all other articles usually
found in a Drug Store.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CARE
FULLY COMPOUNDED. Having a large ex
ncrlence In th business they can give entire est
U faction.
J. O. I1ARTHWTCK,
- JOHN F. IRWIN.
Clearfield, December 10, 1874.
THE CLEARFIELD
HUE CLAY CO.
CLEAHFIKLI). PA
.'f'''"'l !l I'll: y U
VAXi-rACTt-RKna ar
FIICi: ICHKK,
Furnace liloiks, (,'as Retorts,
Stove Liniugs, Paviug Tiles, to,
ihimnry Topi. IIYfifloir fVipg,
and faf8.
All kinds of Architectural Adornments.
ORIGINAL DESIGNS IN TERRA C0TTA
MADE TO ORDER.
With Improved machinery, first data material
and skilled workmen, we can warrant all our
manufactures to be equal lo if not superior to
any In th market.
Articles or our manufacture an be seen at th
Works, near Railroad Depot, or at the Hard war
Slor of Powell A Morgan, ,
All orders from a distance, addressed to th
Genera) Saperintendent, will receive prompt at
tention. J. O,
JOHN FERGUSON.
i H AnTNvYIC'K,
Oen'l Supt.
Of Heathflcld, Oarnkirk, .Scotland,
, SirpL Manufatturiag Dept.
JIST OK JURORS
List of Jurors drawn for September Term,
A. D. IH7&, eorneaeaelng vn th third Monday, iliti
xotti, and wmluuing ror three works ;
tuavsksb jraofta vinar wbbx, 10th.
Jas. M. Cree, Beecaria
Dan'l Cupplcr, Goshen
Jno. A. Murry, 44
T. Woodridec, Oraham
Jas. Carter. Iloutidal
Jno. w. Wright, "
Thoa. C. Lee, Bell
Clinton MoCraoken, "
Dan'l Smeal, Bogga
Oeo. G. Mcrretl,
David Dale, Bradford
Jaa. Haley,
J. H. Hunter, Jordan
Jno. Mo Murray, Knox
Samuel Gill. " i
Hoot. I'atteraun,
J. Adam Rlshel, Brady J. H. Dale, Lawreoc
Jo. PuetlrthwalL
8. M. Fullerton.
Johnston Hamilton, "
L. J. Couklin,
Dan'l Gorman, Burn side
J. 0. Merrell. Mnrrla
. L. lUed. Clearfield
J. II, Uyer, N. Wash .
C. Ktirlckrr, 7k -
John Trootman.
W. M. Shaw.
Moses Bailey, Pike
P- II. Crick, I'nion
H. Shimol, WallacetoB
J. B. Graham. "
Harrison Bloom. Cur'lte
Jas. Wiley, , Fersusvn iFred C'auinman.
anAxo ivnotis iccoxo wikk.
J. Llghtner, Beecaria. jno. Moore, Uuutidal
n. II. Mcllat, 11.11
U.A.Shlaul, n,(lli
Dan'l 11 libel, Hra.l,
Al. Seofiald, Huntoo
J.Yothers, jr., Karthaua
Lewis Erhard, Knox
Jno. Smith, Lawrence
That. Mcl'boraen "
Ana. Carrr, Barnrld,
lt.ailKO.il. tlt.rb.ld
F. U. Millar.
J. R.Kylar, Morrla
J. A. Rrad, Gor'llel
A. II tie. Lumber City
Patrick Dailr. . Penn
.ao. Alonaul, M
Mall, llloum, Ktrfuaon
W. A. Raama, Dwalar
R. K. r l.fal, Uo.h.n
Job Way, Pm.
8. P. Hhoff, Woodward
J. Calberiuan, Ofowla
, tbavibb jt-nons sxroxn wbbx. ,
atteraoB. TtcoearlaiO. A. Mnrriann. i:.liAn
nesuy j nompton, Belli J. P. Robison,
Samuel FlrtraL Boxes
Annies Murray, flirard
W. W. Hoover, Gmliatu
Wnt. Wiilhclm,
Klias Horning, Ilnston
Jas. llundy, u
D. Johnston, Jordan
jacoo w. nancy, "
W.J.Campbell, Rradfd
Henry I'tsinger, Brady
. b. jonnsion,
Geo. Gilling,
ll.i-..7
i x. m l 1,1, M
ilarrtJ T.inr.
L,mu" "
Jno. tiixh, jr., knoc
no. ieugiierlynf a
Kli Linos,
Sau'l Ctrdo,
John 11. Bailey,
Jaine, Arderr, "
Oco. W. Ojil'in,
Ifu.h Oouitherlv, 11
A. O. Lawhead "
vtm. uwena, iJUiDnid i
BanJ. pliephcrd,
John McCord, Cheat
U an 'I Carson,
Paul McGarvey,
.Milton Kiohola,
.lo,. Poller, ,
Murrl,
Pika
F. PlabolL Ooriaftauh
0. f Hoeae,
J. D. Caldwell,
i-cier uarnier,
F. D. Schnarrs,
Jos. Verbecb,
Iloif. Krhard,
oa. I,. II. I,.
K. W. Hmwa, Clearrd '
B, Qcarbnrt, Lecalur .
Wm. Wise, Ferguson
Tb.n. l.on.
A. Ulooia,
j - vnmo wBitr, o-t. 4th.
Joseph Work,
Bell
w "a. . M"BM b? hd dwelling portion
Wm. 1. Beck, "
H. 0. Leech, Bloom
Henry Goss, U'tggs
Burton Merrett,
Geo. Kl linger, Brady
Jackson lion sal I, "
Godfrey Bohock,
W. M.,., KM. I
llKm.ri.k, Karlhau,!
I. W,m.r, Jordan i
J. Moorehaad, Jluruside Miles Head, Lawrence
C. Bradford, CovlngUn H. J. Rh.fi,i, "
Jno. Yolhera, " Lvi Derrick
Mile, Head, Lawrence I
a, mninm. i nesT i.nnii, iiari e. Morrla f i
K.ibt Dunbar, II. Mtf, jr., N. Wah n !
J. FaltuM 14 I-. ,. ,
Wm. Powell, Clearfleld Abm. tSpencer "
Wm. D. Bigler, " JobCuiry, '
Jno. Siaravn, 'jaa. Coritrlv.H'oi'dward
rjpiilAL MST "
List of Causes set down for trial at the first
week rf .September Term, commencinx Mondar.
September 2.1, Ic7i;
Guthrie
v I.awery
va Thompson
va Mock
va Barter
va King
va Hand
rs t4-bionovr
ti MoGeoetal
vs Joy et al
Hostler.-
SwnrlB.
Irvin
Arthurs.
Same..
Jones
Kelly's belr.
Albert Bro
Norrls ta Ncper
Firt National Bank ra lien Bloom
Butler ra Howe
Dal v Dellcck
Smith- vs Mutton
Graham lownsh p rs Wilbelm
Lawrence ttobool dist-.., vs Read
Bnyer- rs Lecounl
Ijcoant , vs lliycr
Iellor-H tb Bale
Monsop...i..i..,.,MH.. v Forrest .
1.1st of Causes acl down for trial at
1
r ill i
,M,r, 4,0 !
wck or September Term, Monday, Ootoh
Ri.ff.rty. f.. A., .i.... vs SpW
Mnney
PntB
Aihnfellrw
iSame .
Drinkers ,
Ham.
Irvins.H
Murray, trustee.. ,
KlUhen.,
Moyer M.H
... va Catanova
, v Corley
. va Smith
,.. vs Corley v
... v llockeaberry
... vb Merrell et at.
, va Hosbm to wash I p
va Smith
,.. ra Guana
., t Cronin
1.. ra Botiorf
,. ra Dickerman
,., va Dading
,. to Arlbiira et at
,. T McNaul
,. tb Dunbar
.. vs Bell
vs Carson
.. rs Irrln
, r Skirey
Botterf.-
PatebiB
Ley's hclis...
Same ,.,.,.,
Porter. ,
Curry
MeCraoken...,
Williams .....
Simecrlin
Couitsr.
W. C. ARNOLD,
LAW A COLLECTION OFKICB,
CURWENSVILLI,
j.M Clearlt.H Count,,, Pcna'a.
lUiftrtlnnrous.
THUS. II. W BAT. t OTRI'I OOXPOR.
' WEST BRANCH ;
INSURANCE AGENCY
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Cleai field, Pa.
BRANOII OFFICKS tn dl.TsreBt parti or, lb
. , . ! , .(wuniy.i . . t
Tb following Old and Reliable Fire, Accident,
S lock and Life Imuran Ctmj aniesnpr-asatdt
Rrtab, Asls.
1MI0 North Brtlish A Mercantile Fire
Iu. Co., of Eniland t!(l,l(JO,000
UQiV Soottl'h Ceiitinatoial Fir Ins.
Co., of England....- fg"h) 1",(HO,0lH)
liu ivorm Ameiica rtre insurance
Co., of Pbllaiklnbia
4,Ti O.ono
Iti20 Kire Aisociallou Fire lapurance
.Co., uf Philadelphia
IBb POwnix Fir Ins. 4J N. Y....
R.h'lViiiHi
f.i 110,111)0
18(17 Watrlnwn Fir Ins. Co., of N.
Y., Iniurea farm buildings only
1871 Auiasun Kir liisuranc Co., or
t'inctnnall
I Sill York Slock Inonrance Co., or
Penna Insures horses, 1c
1874 llrtlrd Accidtntlmuraiioe Co
of Connecticut
IAI7 Penn Mutual Ltfo Insurance
Co.. uf I'ttnnstltaiiia
700,ttu
1,000,000
r&,o(M)
20fl,00
rdli.nuo
t.Olill. 111)11
lUt Motrupi'lltiu Lile Insurance Co
of New York
Tutal oarilal
, o7,ouo,uuo
Pesons in Ibe country desiring Insurance, can
have it promptly attended to by flailing at tbe
office or addressing us by latter. Insuranoes af
fected at tb lowest possible rat, to be obtained
in Ant -class companies. Ao Companion rtprt
aenleaf tahitk male 4 ml.
Tbe ebovs two lif losuran Co.'s, represented
by T. U. Murray, hare paid ont in oastt, between
tb data of Aug. 107S and Aug. 1874, to tb
frlsnda of deceased policy holder in tbii eonnty,
tbe sum of $21,000.
Provide for th future by Insuring your bomi
and yonr live In th West I Ira nob Insurance
Agency. MURRAY A GORDON,
Clearfield. May 26, 7o. Agents.
E. A, SOUTHARD,
F!re,LlfCit Accident Insurance
ACfcNT, Clearfield, Pa,
TRAVELER'S LIFE A ACCIDENT.
Hartford, Conn..... ..Assets over f3,000,00
H0MR FIRB 1NHCRANCE CO.
Columbus, Ohio AssetU orsr frjtto.OOO
tfeb'7.y
Ja. 8. P.tasona, Prei't. ll. E. Bxechxr, Sec'y
CONTINENTAL
Life Insurance Company,
. ' Of nARTFORD, CONK. '
"' t3,S.,0ll
Italio ot Ai,la to I.iafallili.1... m
l uroi.hr, In.ur.uo, at Ih. tcrjr I..W..I oh
Polio,. bol,l,ra D.rticinat. in th. nrnfit. nf ik.
Cnaian, ttiui rootiauallj rrduoing to. anaaal
payiDouta.
Hut rat.,, AO., eall nn or adrlrtr.
R. M. HrKNALLT, Anl.
OBo. la rib..'. R,,w, claarnoM, Pa. :IA 74
JOiiN" TROUTMAN,
. ..v DEALER IN . "i. (.!:
FURNITURE,
MATTTILSSKS,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P.O.
Tb. uad.rii.nMl b.a, le.r. to Inform h. i,t.
udi i of L'loarU.ld, and Iba public rrnrr.llr, tbat
ha boa oa hand a Una a.,ortiarnt of Kurnitara,
raph a, Walnut. C'lieilnot and I'.inlcd Cbamliw
Hon,,, Parlor full,., Raolinin, and Eatonrioa
t-halrt, I.adir,' and flsata' K..j rbalri, tba Per
foralod Uinlai and Pallor Chain, Cao. oat,aad
ind,nr Ch.ir,, Cloth,, ll.n, Hup and Eitan
ion Udder,, 11. 1 Rack,, Scrabbin, liniaaaa, Ao
MOULDING AND PICTURB FRAMES.
Loollnit ainaM, Cbroiaoa, Ao, whioh would bo
raitablo for llolioaj nrrrenta.
"" JOHN TROUTMAN.
rjHJ TUB TRAVELING PUBLIC
Tba undr-rairnr-d .nn...M i h. M..n..
pobllo that the, bar. put a trl weokl, bach oa
tha toad from Houtidalo, ,1a. Madera, to lllra
llopo, runnia, n,ular ararr Tunday, Tbanda.
aad Salurd.;. Lrarioa; lloululala oa tba ar
rival of tb, moraini Iraln, aod arrlrlar at tll.a
....p. ..... . reiurDinj, mraa Ulca
Ilono at 1 P. M. : retiirain. ta ,k. -
ronins. f,r,..n, l,it lr-ci 00 ,nJ i0. "
tonoediat. d,j will be accommodated bj drop,
in. a lina to the propri.lur, at Madera. Partial
wiibia, lo travel into tha coualrjr, if the. let a,
now wbat train tber ar. eomln. .n :n
meet them al tb. italiori, and run Ibera aa anr
road tbejr i.h lo travel, aa. daj aicapt Ih.
llopo road wltb tbo nail. Oar wiih la to ao
oonimodate, and wa ak the palron.re of tha
trawlinit publlo. BllOFr? BR0IUERS.
O. W. finorr, Supt.
Madara, An,. 4, t76-3ra.
jlJAIZB A SCHWARTZ, ,j
(lata Geo. Erant t Ct.,) '
MILITARY UNIFORMS
' ' ' AND '. !'
EQUIPMENTS,
&0. 11(18 MARKET BTREET, Plllt.A.
"TlnndaT Coniltnnlr.iiT'in'' fnn.l.knj '
MERCHANT TAILORS A CLOTHIERS,
1188 MARKET STREET,
jljr U, '.i-lj phlUj.
jOll 8 A IiEl J7,
larao and Wfll-Ariiiherl n.rl,.k Tl..llln- ...
at. on tb. rirer bank, ta th. knM...k
j old, oonlainlnf eloea rooma, with aood eellari
water in the kitchen, and all Iho modem eo....
cienoe,. l'.ntnr,, llaih room, Clotb.,.prr, Ao.
Lot ltj,-,t front andlwohandred and thirl,
feet bark, wiih a twenty fo ,t alley oa th. ...t
. VH..UIUR, who an in. appnrteoaoce,,
be told cl.eep, with pvmentito ,uil puroba-
purcba-
Aimiir.iiuti ... . . .i . .
v. will.iTe.ll'
oeoenary Inlormation to IhoM wbo deitra to la.
Ipect tbo property,
M.y .I,,,, :.,,, f08-'- "ULLOUOH.
TA l.VA ni.K I-HOl'KHTY
V FOR BALE OR FOR RENT.
The luhacrlher ,irr, aotir, thai be will ailhar
rent or mil hi, daelllna and ilora property. , l.
aal, oa Reed .Ireel. a.liuinm. II,. i!
In the i boroonb or ClearHeld, Pa. Tba ilora room
ialoAodl,l. Th. dwellin, kouea eontaia,
roo,., and a kitchen on tb. Or.t at,,,, Mll ,
. .od Ifur lh. ,'.t of To.; ' tT'SZ"
lOAL I COAL I !
t I
Trt u.-ti. . .. -
w ' " ti -u uuntKKN.
J'h, under!anrd lake. IhU m.iIm f t.r.ta, .
L A 1" Hi 1 "wnehl and vicinity, that
.... p...,,,. ui nearneia and ricmily, tbat ha
. rap.n.d th. old !). Hid..
I bank, loealed wllhi. m Mil. rMH . ,
la no. prepared to furaiib a Irat-.Uaa artlel. .1
o..al, and to drllrer tba i.iua any .bar. la Iowa
at rcaeonable rale, oa lha Iboue.t aotice. A
I iod quantit, of ea alway, on band aad for
aale at tbe mine.
Order, left at Wal.on' tobaeoo ,tkl ,,4
anydera alia, in, aalooa.
,, . ,, . UlANK WILSON.
Clearlield, A,. 71 if.
lOJ! ItKXT.
A bouaa and lot aa Fourth ami ....
term,. Alao a buildini on Market ,treet, aeit
door ta the Allenhen; llntaaw, formerly ,-apled
by V. hborl at a ahoa abet.. b.i -.1,-1,1.
otber buainaaa la a email way. Apply lo Freak
ohort on Ihe premiioa.
S. All tiartlaa iniirhl..! In n.. iu i
eall and artll, by caab or nolo, wllh ipproeed
aecurlly, Ihia month, a, I aauat ba.. .11 Jn. ...
oounl. Milled p ,, Au,i,et. I hara the book,
now In any own bauda Prompt alteali n bt tbia
aetioe will ear. trouble nnd coat,. F. SHORT
t'learncld, July 11, 1 7 A.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE nOME INDUSTRY
TH 0'Ubll.h.d n
1 ry on the 'Piko, about half way botwJe.
Clearteld and Curw.narllla, la prapwad to far.
... . ......1 ....1. inniiii,(,taadardad
dwarf,) Kr.rirreena, Shrubbery, tjrapa Vin.a.
Uooaebwrl.., L.wl.a Bla.hb.rry, Straw,..,,;
and Rub.rry Vlaaa. Alao, Siberia, Crab Tree",
guinea, and early atrial Rhaharb, A a. Order,
promptly attended ta. Addrtaa,
- D. "RIaBT.
"f"- Car aallla.r
JOTICK.-
Orri. t r ma liimtiu Coal Co. I
rnti Anati-aia, Ao,aat A, Is;,. J
Jam,, P. faeaeroa.of OmmU Mille, I)..rl.l4 .
onunly, 1, tb, .ol, Maa.,er and Miain, Ko(la.
ear of tbla caiopany, and Ibe only auioomed.
aent I. Iranian auamya In lla naua aad lor Ila
ar. oi.nl, and ne .(reeinenle, eonlraeU a, par.
rhaaeaft, aup,l,a al any kind will k. remalaed.
icejt ai apprai rd by klm. ;
, II. II. PIIILI.INPORD, '
" '. '."!. I'rrtdait.
TTICE dk ( lalTAnl.M PIRa
1 1 W. have (tainted a U.H 1 a .l
ttt BILL, and will a. u. recipe. ej .t,.
eenla. mail a eooj ta aa. addraaa. aiyi