THE REPUBLICAN.
. CLRARKIELU, PA.
WNKAY M0PN1NQ, tKO. I, llfl.
Termi of Subscription,
If paid la ad vuiM.tr wiihla three moaths ,(.ft M
H paid after thre end before sta months H, to
LTpald efr ihsptrelloa af sU mouths,,, e
M, PavtsweiiL 4 CNuMew
aper AdveMlslag A friil, 17 Park Hn, tuHW
eVekmaa ttrt, ere euvdul Btbriad Agent
a New York Oily.
.ttl.H.IOlm HOTItl-.il.
MelhodUt Kplaeopal Chrh!tev, B, F.
STavaas, . anor.- Pubii fiervio ry 8abbub
it I", A M-, and 74 P. M.
Sabbath Hohool ilVA.M.
Prayer a. ( o v every Thursday, at 7 P. M,
Cuuiu union Her vice, ft rat rlabhatb ef every
nutith, at mu.M.
Proabylevjaii Church Hor. M. I.hmaa.
-Habhath imvImi mural rig nnd ttnlng-Hab-bath
Rrthuol at P. M .-Prayer Meeting U'tvuW
day evening.
M(. KranrU' t'hurrli Caihullr Hit. P.
J.Hiimu.A Prearhingat lli 'elock, A.M., on
lha oral, third unit laurth undna,r each month;
t esters ami j'trvtllctton of the Ule'sed farnuient
I 7 o'clock, P. SI. rundny r'chuol every Sunday
iivrnnun at a u cioob.
1ICIAL DJHklTOHY,
f hi or oLitmfl grAitaa rut out on rat,
8a and Monday of January,
T'. rd Monday of March.
First Monday af June,
Fourth Monday tf September t
rtm or toLDtna coanoi ntu.
First Mnndsy of Job.
Pacnnd Monday of November,
clue orrirma
PmMtni irfpt Hon. Charles A, Mayer of
iiori narrn .
Ai1tat taw arfjrtHon. John H, Or fit, of
neiieionta,
A$rtintt arfji William C. Foley, CTserflsld:
t.ka. 1 I' Ml. " '
PenthtHtolarpKW Bloom.
ttryiittr amd RetortirrL. 3. Morgan.
iWtlWcf Attorn Frank Fielding.
Trmmrer David W. Wia.
.Va.n William R. MoPhriton.
Count 9nrej0--San)iiel F. McCloakay, fnr
wenavtlle. CuhmIv 0WMifoMr John D. Tboniitiion,
Carwenirtll ; Clark Brown, Clearfield i Conrad
W. Kyler, urahamlon.
(.ViHMfv Anditon Janim II. lllle, Lnmhrr City,
Uwlt t. Bloom, ClearflpM; lltmry Wliltehrati,
Union tuwnabip.
Jury (VtMMiinitrra John W. huRarl, Jamaa
HtteheM, 1 1 earned.
Snpfrinlrndtnt uf Pnbh'ti tS?fiooh John A.
llr'K(ry, Clenrdrld.
jVomt 'ttbtin .Iiihn Yt. Wrijley, Wm. Ra
Inlauh, Cvrm It. Unln, Clrarrldi Joaiah
Kvani, Jo. K. Irwib.N.B. Arnold, Currrnrllle
J. ,1. Linjrt, Kinmel Sitver, Orocola Millit Jotin
itno Hamilton, l.ulbarnlirK.
Uar $)nrinl column i Jenidnlly Intereitinf In
a loaal oint at view, and protilablo reading to
uuttideia who br lit to par money.
"Sl.o stoojiA to corirjwor' won evi
dently writtra bi-fure the aitrmt of I ha pin-back
- . ai
Norrihtuwn ebnnhes aro "ruining
tbr ind" thrORb the anry of aj.ple dumpllnf
.u tpara.
Tlio now fitly cent notes iro mncb
Inr'r than tba old iom, t.ut tby are Jont an bard
U get hold of.
Tlio times an bo burd tbut a num
ber of Wi1liatnptrt ttirli have found it uoeeiaary
to quit chewing gum.
A viriit to Xlmrlcy Wiithon'a drug
it ii re will atture you that, ueitelbe panic, Ban
tu ( lnui 1 getting roady for fail annual gatno of
"old ikdge."
Ah uii argument in favor oi'tbocUHh
yiteia it li'iaid tbat no one think of buying a
portage stamp (r railroad tirknl on credit. It if
pretty muuh owio tu baMt.
Lost! Tun "bob" of a gold tarring
waa loit on thaftreet la tbla borough, on laat Rav
urdny. The fttdrr will bo suitably rewarded for
leaving It at the St. Charl. Hotel.
a'
Oil, Df.au! All the liamln in the
Williamaporl Sum offioe, from the devil down to
tba editor, were "invited out" to di oner at the
Henry House, In tbat city, oa Thnnkigivlng !ay.
- m -a -
Joa. Sliilling. wbo wah arretted and
lodged In the Beileiouta Jail some liuia. ago, for
setting fire to a barn in tbe seven mountains, was
tried at tit Bellefonla court lat tk and ar
qullled. "lt coKt Clearfield junt 9152 to hold
Its last election. Rtk Adiacat:
Nonsenae jut aiibatiiato a figure seven for
yoor owe, and then ;ou will Impart correct In fir
mat Inn . m t mm
A WillinnisportoditorflnyB itia hard
er to keep trark uf a sermon when you sit la the
bark part of a church, hut then you get oat first
and have the best chanee to select a good um
brella from the pile at the door.
John 11. Knli'ord, toq,t who it) about
to krt for Florida, where ha expects to remain
until the Cretf June neat, requests us to say that
a competent person will at all timet be found at lis
offlra to attend to hit legul business.
IiLMiiKiiMKN Intf.behted. Itead tlio
advertisement In this paper faeadrd "Luuber."
Messrs. Mellon Brothers are among the most re
liable buiiacsi men In lha ally of Pitlnbagb and
dral exteniifi-ly ia the lumbar trade.
Mr. A. W. Alulliollan, formerly a
tracber la our publie schools and a native ot this
county, read an esny on "The Hcienoes as a
Mcana of Education," before the Jualata eounly
Tfachtra'InstiluteJn session at Mifflin last week.
Tha headquarter of litwaliiro junt
tiow ar th drug stores. The hoy who doesn't
bring fcfm at leitst ten mndlral almanacs and
read aloud marvelous cures for fever sores to his
fntber, who is rating supper. Is not much of a
Hoy.
A Poo Know. Tho Clinton Vmo-'
rial suys that tbe assets of Tlioiaa 4 Mason aro
reported al J12I.O0K i the Hublhties at 27,0O0
Tbe creditors ul lloss, hockey Co. bad a meet
ing last week. Liabilities an- reported at $&0,00.
Afsets not defiultuly ti mated.
Chookkd Practickh. It nppuura
from ueent developments that tb crooked whis
ky and beer business baa been carried on rather
ilensivt-ly ovor In Altoona, nltnough those on
gaged In plundering tb government ar nn quit
as aristocratic as those at Washington and ftt.
Louis. Tb principle, however, is the same,
i - aana- I
11 Still buts Them. Thut old
vetsraa, looking through two pairs of spectacle,
(we tot an tb editor uf th Wiiltamspurt Sua) in
hil last issue sets, "from th nnmbtr ot ladies
we sv on th streets now -a -days, we judge thai
tba most of them have bought their aw Tall and
winter hats." Just a b was Illy Jean ago.
says an old soldier printer.
ay a an
Tiik Count v Inhtitcte. Next wuuk
ws will publish ttu per in tea dent Gregory's pro
ginmm for eon looting th Institute, which con
venes In (bis plae Letwcon th holidays. Tho
sosatua opens at 1 o'clock oa MaJy and contia
as Iur fuar days. An anusually large number of
teachers bare given uoiU-etbat they will be pres
ent l participate in tbe proceedings.
mm s aa
Saw Mill I.lrnkd. A William-
glove corrvrpoBiicut mioims us Ibat Ibe porta !,e
steam saw mill located mar Iligler station, la
llrad fotd township, ws destroyed by fir on the
rtrauoa of lb 2d. The fir aughl while the
bands were at diai.tr. aad naa dtsuvrtd too
late to prevent th deiruutia uf th mill. W
believ tt was the nropertj or Wm. Portr, Kq.,
of this plae.
Moauifl Diktrict Inmtititk. The
tstobiT. l Moms district will eouven ia tb
Kylertowa tchool boose, va Saturday, December
1Kb, for the putpos ol holding th third meet
ing of their leititet. Tb sxerclsea will be very ,
Interesting, and all teachers sod friadsfduoa-
tlon ar invited to be an seal. Theprogrammf
eaaiciiu was furnished as, but the crowded slat
ut ear eolumas pre v eats Its pub II cello.
A ColiRtCTloN W iimdverttitly
stated last week that all ouunty umeeri entered
upon their duties on tba 1st of January. W
should have said lbrsr Monfrg, tb Ad. Mor,
many of our aiuhaogei state tbat (lovaroor Ilart
ranfi has bm elected for foar years. This I a
iaistak. Meat. (i.-v. Latia wu cleoled for four
jeers last fall, but ia l79 we leot a Ooveraor
aad a Lieut. Oovernor, necordiag la th new Coa
sttiutloa. In Krhor. Mr. Kntlres informa us
that wwer mUiahB la staling a lew weeks ago
Ibat hi brewery looh fir frem a deposit or as be.
The flrs Kt tsaetd by a dsfctlv flu. A gird
f had been ballt lata its flu, with aaly oa
tbtehaoH af brioh, aad lb aMSslv beat la tho
tew, uwaeiemcd by atMtttag tb rvgiator, oaaMd
MM wood la IgrUtet, and he tb flr. Tb
dander vmmss1ri bsilldtf ol tba flu' aad
d Mr. RadrM'o, I
Another Gonk. Died, in huwronce
township, an (be morning of tba lit, PniLaann
Hunt, aged 41 years, 1 month and SO day. In
bit death Clearfield Oouoty baa lost ana of her
moat tuterpriilni agrioultu rials, whose energy
aa J enterprise la Iha way of Improving fait farm
utraeud aalmsal etteatloe. Had be lived tea
years longer tt omplt hia eatrprtai, ba would
liara bad May imitators la tba way of pulling
id fariai la aider; We hup be tuty still hee.
Mr, Smith was b.ra U Bradford Huaty, and set.
Ilt4 la Ihli Maaty wu Nswturg, a liar Ibt tie
af iha war. where ha married. Fram tU a. r.
. 1 V i .t ? . .
tare4 t Ua Uoadftiluw fartu, at lU a-rtb ii
at bo bridge, two at Ilea bwa thli plgee. Uis
reaia wet auailgnttf to Ihvlr lust rt.stlagi.laeu
irupa vt iiutbaudry and neighbors goaaralO . A
wltiju aad fiva children surviva hlw. -
ii aa i . -
A nilttf-huiit ill ll.ilil.U,n,.r ' i...nAJl
Li i u -i
' mmm prtvxtni, vruuiUl tfViere IUU UUmeaS
and InvJtur d.iviVirut'a hi. own s-lJwalk .o
VI - J t. . . . . -
uultd wai. Mr. F. retus lu pay ihu liue, and
the vouria will devidu Ibc matter. ieorotc
rVase
We wilieiplaiui I'hilipiburg Is qnerr town, ibeir duty WfH i nor l I know ol any Distnol
Owing ti the peuuliar plau ot ibe oonugb strveta ; Trensurrr perulat lag in tho wuy 1 wih to point
ihere i.aotaoall.F intbplMtoflUN.wn,aud!tJ,1,',"",hrT- fl L
. . eertnn :ittth. pign J, eh(ti I.wh nl lYunsyl-
as a vnusaHuoM. aUb.ee, Ice and pol fauueea ure ' yvniltf ..nl ,lho Trm,unt; pn, m.titt .
built ujnin tbe strenla, neaiiUiuL- 'Irivlng upon ' hiuit; ai iiropriiti his, disiriM lax. and other tnnda
the )avuiaents In naluad coal, tea ir bay, with
any kind of convenience. The dwellings are
generally ereuUd between th buildings named.
Henu lha conllict. Hence th ooattiat, Flrgul
howevir Is already ahead, juit as he lain his bust
nesi. Tba borough author) tiei have pasnad an
wdlnauo allowing btm and all others to do Jait
what h demanded.
Tho editor of the Clearfield Republi
can omitted in bis last Issue to correct the atato
meat h lately njaie la bis Journal, to tbs fTeoi
I e7.ih. i- .h 1. , . Vl u r" ' ur
5.1 h i tbHe',Ul.bllMn,,,r
D0 dv 0 "V aeighbor m.rrrp.
It.i,J-!:d r,r:"jryBilir"';1 f lttu-
inai mr, jscuormiflk bad stumped tbe county of
eoco and respec:abiitty of (be kepmbtiemn and hope
inena uoouiander will yet make tbe ontarfs Aun
orOcs. WiUimmtfori Hum.
All right, brother Tate. Ws overlooked th
matter last week. Having bren burn In Wash
ington township, between the Mcfforroicks and
Forc-rann, we happened to get the names tolled.
Mr. Me Cor m tub l M right, unyhow. But the
other fellow has played the prodigal, besides de
ny If g the political fuitb of bis father. Foreamao
Is tlio fellow who did tbe thing. He will feed on
huihl yat brfor li gets through.
ailK. 1. URHKRYKR. ililH tHlot: yu e tbe Inerea-e in Niate appropriations
family newvpaper I as fresh and Intereetiug now, . from one year t th other, am) espeoiaily the in
to Its fiftv-lbird ft nr. ns ever before: and. indeed, crwam from 1674 to Wilt, an Increase ot l2jJ.l0
w think il more so. In letters alone are worth
more than tbe aubaurlptloa price of tho paper. It
repudiates all offers of premittim, pictures, Ac
aud tends to its patrons a splendid fmily news-
K . . lk , , ...
paper of tbe largMt dimensions containing all
nm uetiraue news, mux Id us and secular, di un
ndlea varlctr uf readiinr iur vunueaud old. The
Oceereer Is th. leading religious Joarual la tb.
, ......
country, Presbyterian throunbout in its theologl-
eu.1 views, oeaides be log n good secular new i pa
per, which eea bo read fully and freely in the fuin
ily circle. Fur specimen copies, address H. I.
Priane A Co., New York.
Khoviwo Blhinichh. On -the utter
noun ot lha 1st Instant, Mr. D. D. Woods, tor the
Peantylvania Kailroad Company, appeared at
th war will of Messrs. MoCauley A Kstaey, at
Uoutidule, and Inquired whtbvr they could de
liver him HMJO. Joct uf sawed lumber, coosiating
of IOC pieces, lUill inches and fifty fret long, by wtat t tbo saino amount and mail il to tho Hea
th 3d. Not a stick on baud. But on affirm a- Mary f that hrhool Msiricl, which would ef-
tive answr a, given and .verybody in reaoh 1 fro,tt"f,-v ,h,( ,,mk'- herealter, ia that
. " ijuarter, and m also tbe ahloruian or justice of tbe
. " , ' .
twrarv, ic., ine won oi cuiiing, naming anu
sawing went on th whole night, and lb evening
of the next day a train uf cars, with tbe 100 sticks
of timber on them, patstd Osceola, for tbe new
Market street bridg in Philadelphia.
Tbibi tk of JiKSPtCT. Al a meeting
of Centre ti range No. 005, held Deevmbar 4tb,
1874, the following preamble and resolutions wtre
unanimously adopted:
WttKRKAa, tt has pleased Almighty find to re
move by death Philander Knnth, a charter mem
bwr and Worthy Overseer ot tbisUrange, iherelore,
sVeseaccf, That we deeply regiet ibw dispensa
tion uf Providence which onllvd one from our or
der who was eudeand to us all by bis aterliug
wurth aud by the congeniality of hia intercourse,
and we tender to lb relatives of our departed
trotner our nearticii sympathy In this, Ibeir sad
bereavement.
Mnolfrd, That these resolutions be entered in
tb minute of tbe Orange, and n uopy be fur
oibed te each of tbe Clearfield papers for puldi-
carion.
. mp an
TllK (tOVERNMKNT I'NDKR. Ill 1 1 113
oaaeof tbe President uf th Bank of tha It c pub
lia. In Philadelphia, fur live bundrvd dollars pen
alty lor refusing to allow Pupervirnr Tut too to
search th hank for misitamped checks, the Judge
aald that th Supervisor was not tbe proper offl-
cr to make th examination. Tbe verdiot was
for th defendant. The wrong sneak came to the I inuwy nur 10bo-l directors are spending u alarm -fiaat.
It U mortifying to know that every hranoh I Ur. We have only about 101 scholars in this
ftf th. Muu P. i. . Bntfc,l k ,., I
aad detectives. Thete seems I ue no eonfidene
aay mora between the government and tb peo
ple. Why should this I so, In a free country F
mm m m
Dangerous Tminos. Everybody in
a faous ia which a loaded pistol or gua Is kept la
In constant peril Whether ft b a rerolver kept
for protect ioa against thieves, or a fowling piece,
or tbe musket of a volunteer soldier, ur the pistil
of some thoughtless young man who thinks It the
style la carry tba weapon there la neverthalflss
danger so long as it is about th premises with a
load la It. Any iunooent child may get hold of
it any careless and awkward person may attempt
to hep die It any faolish, reckless person msy at
tempt to make fun with I -any desperate person
may b tempted by It.
Church Dedication. Tba tiowM.
K. Church in Howard, Centre county, will be ded
icated on lb llfth uf this month. Rev. I. C.
Pershing, D. D of Pittsburg, will preach th
morning sermon, other preachers will It present.
Th building is a beautiful faced brick structure,
36itiU spir 40 feet high. Th orgaolst, Miss
Ada (1. Hoover, vo.untrerwl to rais money suf
fleint to furnish a new organ, aud by her untir
ing aOurt ah has menlerod the situation and will
bar an tine I lent laslrumeat In tb new church
by the time of dedication.
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The orgnnirtt ot'a Moadvillo church
full asleep during tho services on a rocent Sumliiy.
Alter soia trouble be was awakened and before
he hnd collected hla wits struck up tn tun of
"Yankv Doodle." Peilups there may b an idea
Ib this alter all. It Is possible that soma such
stirring air might aiako the feet of Ihc congrega
tion step qulchly tb lime, and thus do away with
tbat tedious orawllng along tb aisles tbat we ar
compelled to iperino after the survive is over.
The experiment I worth trying, anyway.
. ii wja-
To Correspondents. '"P. U. L. L.
D.A. C. K." lb iiuuiin.us Initials to your
name, and confessing that yuu are "s stranger lu
a strange land" i prity conducive evi lence that
yoa ar poorly qualified to writ up locals. We
do not wish to dictate your views, but when yoa
tart out again b mor fee and IcV jeesra'.
M8mttb." Yon forgot year nam. Wa bav
so many lib th on yoa sent as, that we would
like te bav something else lo bitch to your com
mun teat ion. Cant do It.
, The Premium Corn Kaiser. Chuat,
all bough it baa aol a very high reputation lor ag
ricultural products, take lb corn premium this
year. A oarrospondent Informs us that Joseph
II. Brath rat sod a field f corn this year which
yielded 1M bushels to the aero, aars being ten and
a half Inches long, nln Inches around th bull
end and seven inch at tp. with eighteen rows
uf grains. Tb stumps had all baoa removed from
th grouad a few years befor, and th whole cor
fr was tbeiafor ia nse. Previoas to that oas
foutth of the ground was taken up by stumps.
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Mr. W. tt. Cratncr, who ban bad
charge of th ticket office at thla place vr siac
th advent of tb railroad, has, w ar sorry to
Is era, reetgnad his posit Ioa. ta lake effect on Fri
day neat, th 10th laat. Me will binecded by
a gentltmaa named Reynolds, from Tyrone. Mr.
Cramor was aa obliging aad efficient oncer, and
la kin retirement b leaves her a host of warm
friends who regret bis departure, and wish him
aabouadvd prosperity la tb future.
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Profcaaor lleta, ol piano notoriety,
aud Mfi Martla, likewls a fln musician, wer
married n this plae one day last week. They
bav our blessing.
W slip ib above rrom lha Parkef Juumml.
Th proisMor speat some tim ia this plar,ayar
r twoaga. adini JVssseeger.
What Profssor waa It that left a heavy small
pei till rest oo ear boreagh, ral years agor
Wha reoilcU ?
11. II. Change. Tho ItcynoMtvillo
W.r(rf,f last week, says i
A new achedol of tt Valley railroad and Ha
branches will take fletnal Monday. TheRey
nldsvill Aoeommodatlan will b efcandoa.d and
tb mall trains mil tak its plan. Th rua will
be about as follows t lv Driftwo about aoon,
past SOSIwaru wvvm mimtf t-- -i
to Red Bank aad re tar te ReyBoldatill la the
wj . ... Ivaaai. aara.B kBal lUl
even tag. jieai pi.ip(i""'--- ,T ,
train will'lenva Royaeldavtil and rOa to Red
P.ak, atahiag neelkB wttb Plttsherg bonad
traias, and tutura la lb aft sr neon la ttesepaottt
. . a. " . i-. a.. il Imii. Uaotaiava tfoacs and
LJia will bt th additional raav ,
A LCAKV PLACE.
. Mu. Kiitroai Permit me, through lha toluuia
of your paper, to allude to a matter which, I
think, may b eat lad a ' Leahy Place "and wblcb
I do not doubt leaks away vast u a, a of publio
aebuol money in this great Commonwealth.
Having myself bad nearly three years oipsri
caoe in haudliog public funds, as District Treas
urer, aad by rarefully watehiag tba A and
ereeJM la the way of doing business, I find there
Is great eealdewea placed ia a District Treasurer,
aaa mar au taea I tMau U right i fur although
we Treasurers aud higher officers, who baalia
nufUa uoavys, ar bound by a Mlema oath to
w tf ao
' 'n h W-paperi uf I he peeulatiuas af
seme aouuiy r fetau Treaiurar, who wee had
I tho auBldeuaa al iha bauple and who also had
! bn bo,"" b-r " who baewe how
diriy deeds yet rsmaia evered aad which will
t frr remain so, unless 1 can point out tbe way
t nor carefully watch wber the public fuada
fo to.
My motto alatavs has been, and alwavi will b.
L.ii t . ... - . , -
' Wto 1 rrr" ".,ITlh,!W
Aa ,
" " ,
n,7" 1
nry one watch lay doings, and 1 will waloh tba
il I horn witn wbom I aifociale IB bual-
Aud iw fault wlib lif-bool Direclurs, fur
: "f the dialrifi," An. And vet-ttwa Hi, puna IDA,
all orders on l tin Stale Trvsaurer for rtie payment
of anch m'tnea to the Trraittrera of the several
school distrifts as they may be entitled to receive
from the titnle," Ac. Looking over this at n
glance, witboo' taking a sober second thought,
and with an honest Treasurer, It ia all right: bat
now wo will look at It carefully In detail. Of
course, when the Directors plaoa a duplicate in
th bands of a Treasurer to receive tales, lha
am mint of those tessi cao ba rammed up, and If
riropatiy dona, tuer u no way oi going ocnina
t, lor the Directors can know atl about it. But
wiivre the money eumcs from "other sources.
I Htata appropriations, t-nr., .rP., how can the DI-
rtt-'ora know what amouni he receives, but only
k h V9wnl o1 tbo Trra,urr for il.
f hate eon.ul.ed withour btrtelora, and also
-lib torn who hare otned on Pchoul Boards In
days and years gut. by, a tn bow the eVhuol
Board ia lu know what amount a Treasurer re
ceive Da Mate appropriation, and tbe answer Is
Invariably, 4,AII we know about It Is what th
i Tru urer says he receives." Very well. Tbat ia
all right if the Treasurer is ftoM and honest; but
It seems tn me too much of n out mrtn noirer, and
tbat is what I rail the "LeAky J'lao.
By way uf illustration, I wdl here give the
aui'iunlM have received iroui rule appropriation
for the threu previous years
In ISTfl t m7 S4
la 1H74 314 as
over 1874. Hunmiee the diflerent rVhnol Hoards
in this Cominouwoultb have been uwareof asouall
ioert'BKe In StnloaiipronriatioUB iroui vear to vear,
(as I suppose) it increases abiut the eaui in other
I ditri ts). and auppuae a Treasurer oares more for
i lha "eliuubty dwilar" than he de lor his oath,
- w. oltra fcra tbt il.m d). And
i-kiue the ovae T our district tor exHiui.le. If I
had oharced Uivaolf this your with, say .'1H.3J
J "MUW U,B "
gam of (tSflfl by c baa uing one figure, and there
" uld ... ,..v. ,Uvmu . increase Uian
Iliein eras betweeu Hnd 114, and would not
likely have been found out unless through the
Slate Superintendent. I make this comparison
very Jam, bul I will mnkv it smaller. If half
the ftdiool Tieafurers ih tins tate would each
only di-durt a few dollars from the uin, it would
ait lie n very large amount of money ttolcu in this
Statu alone.
Tor way I would piupoee to keep this matter
freight in the future, ami shut up a hole which
might in some places "Uak," 1 would say that
wtii-u the Stmt Superintendent nils out the State
r.r h. . t lh. ,mmm n,L, out , ......
ilratt and semis li to a Uimict or rwiioul ireara-
( ri,. & ,,.T- over tine, 4
I Dili that tiUu is adopted. I ihall never get a
State draft nuhed until I hist shew the dralt or
order to sum of the oi rectors In office to my dis
trict, who shall tnke a not of it, whieb can be
cotnpatcd Willi my account at the settlement. I
will dona by hoiitng Ibis way cuiue before State
Superintendent U ickerrbum, who may, perhaps,
and I hope will, tnke ad v irom au huuihl ser
vant. David IUih,
Dist. Treas, of Brady Twp.
Luttursburg, Dec. I, IHTi.
Mr. Beams In the mala la right. Th Stat
dralt should lo issued in tho name of the District
Treasurer, as now, but lb draft should be mailed
to the Secretary of tho School Board, and after
charging the Treasurer with the amount, hand it
over lo biui. This would fit th limt a well as
th amount of money which came into bli hands.
To cura this defect, we have for several years mad
out a list of our school diatrids and mailed It to
the School Department to fill in tb amount due
each district, and when received w published th
list In tb Hen-aura, so that all could ar) what
ach District Treasurer race i red.
We wtaikd a list of tbU kind to the Depart
ment last August, but It hn not come to band
yet. Why, w cannot tell.
A LETTER FROM UNION.
Mti. EniTou I am nearly be Ida myself about
i nor (I haul! m.llairai Th duinrtniiii Binniint of
tnwnstnp, yet. look at our tas. bill. At tbe settle
moot in June there waa $1,971,72 in tb Treasu
rer's bands, aoaording to tho Auditor's settlement.
lbs valuation ot our tuwuship is aaloiiows :
Stated valuation SttS.AOO
Unseated valuation 15,1,180
Total , 216,780
lho Board asfssaed IU mills fur IS4, which
would yild two thousand one hundred and flfty
avn dollars. 'ir Wit tbe Hoard ockd oa
bixtrbu hill. This, on th above valuation,
will make thre thousand four hundred aad tea
dollar nnd lorly-sti tenia. I will now reatat
th bill, vixi
Ilalano in Treasurer's hands. I.STt 72
Amount susessnd for IA74 2,l&7 fttl
Amount aasossed fr 174 H,tl0 4H
SUtedrat 100 00
Total tax 7.&3V 98
Now, how Is that Tor school tai ? About IV
78tt,OU s year, in a township where we have only
about DM) pupils ! On tbe first of July next there
nbould he lorihroming at least bKVKN THOUS
AND DOLLAHH. This Is not all. I am told
that while the settlement showed thai there was
a balanc of over eighteen hundred dollars in the
school treasury, the tax -payers were paying th
interest on inoru ibun a tli'iusand dollars of out
standing school orders. What awful mismanage
ment 1 Hut Ruckioo against tbe county. If this
outrageous schome nf taxing us so enormomly Is
kept up IV two years more, we will ail bo bank
rupt, or rich. Leas than 100 vol art in our town
ship, and w pay fl:t,o0 school tax or at tb
rate of thro hut d red and fifty dollars apiece. I
la not care what other poople evil it, but to my
mind there Is either a grl deal of Igeorane, or
rascality behind this kind of official work. I
would like tu bt-er something from our Board oo
this school tits qimsti'in. Tax pAVrn.
Kuektoo, Deo. 1st, lt)T&.
Clkahpiklu ('oal Trade. Stato-
inent of Coal and other freights sent over tb
Tyrnn A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Kail
mad, fur the week endiog Nov. 27th, IS7&, and
tha aam time Inst year t
en a I,. Tons.
Porthe week 20,214
8am time last year - 1 1.7 IT
Increase - Mu7
Previously during year l2,ArlS
tlnine time htlt year tla,l40
Increase 22I.JIT
Total in 1H7& :U,I77
Ham tunc last ytr A0I,832
Iocreas - 231,01
otuaa ratio hts.
Lumber
Miscellaneous freights
. 412 cars.
. lift "
Wu, tlio undtTnincd, mctx:hanU and
business men of l'lri)ld, being desirous of
keeping holiday, and of giving eur omploy
the sam privilege, agree to clot our rerpartlva
places of t osiers on Thanksgiving day and
Christmas, and further, that notice of th sam
shall b givca two weeks before firh b'diday, la
both th tnwa papers.
K. W. Utaham, rtr Mctleorge,
A. Uuiniburg, hacbett A Hrhryver,
J. A. Ktewarl, Wvr A IItU,
Jas. II. Lytl, P-iwel' Morgan,
F. II. Miller, T. A. Fleck A Co,
W illiam heed, John Mrllsughey.
J. b. bhowera, Kralter A Lylle,
A. ti. Kramer A Co., Jas. Kerr,
Clearfield, Nov. 24,76-3L
Watmmakor & Urown, clothient, of
Philadelphia, are h reapoaslble Arm. They make
up men's and boy's clothing d them right
Their prices ar remarkably low, and tb wander
Is bow Ihey can bo o low. The best of all Is,
however, they bav but on price for eeuth artlcl,
and that price all must pay alike. Then Is no
snrh thing as "J wing" allowed. If you buy
there y always know that yuu ar getting yonr
money's worth anc nobody can buy cheaper .
mm if
Christmas. Tho JjadietV Aid Soci
ety of tb Pcnleld Presbyterian eburoh Will bold
a Fair aad FtitWel on Christmas day afltrnoon
and avenlng. Dinner, 12 to 2 P.M.) oysters, I tn
1 r. a.t Fair, II t It r.Ji. They aelllt oa
Irtbutloas af mnacjr or al articles lo sell from
hnus farm or itoiolo he sent to th Secretary,
Mrs. L. Btfd. Mrs. II Woodward, Pr Mrs.
Ii. Bird, tee.( Mrs. A. Deofield, Treas. fitf
m 9 mm
liiwt of lettora rrfnainlnfc unclaimwl
la th Postofltc at Clearfield, rr lha wk adlng
Be, ttb. mi t
Cobna, Miss Kmma
Coflmaa, John
Capler, Allea
DoBBolly, 1U
Lea, Mr. (oolrd)
Ogdea, Jon (J) .
Mussel, BDol
Hhw,F. a.
Riakley, Idwln
Tbompsoa, Pred tt. '
Warkermaa.Joba H.
Wa.fel. W. II.
Worth. aa, Joba
P. A.GAULIK.P.M.
PfULiPHBUKd Ekcapeh. TheJourfw
of Saturday tbua details two miraculous escapes
from fir and death hi tbat borough t
A kerosene aeaidaat occurred at tha roiidsavM
of Mrs. Matilda Richards, a North Ceatr street,
oa Monday avealog which not only endangered
tb buildlug bat the Uf of at lsl oa of tb in
mates. Miss fiat, daughter of Mrs. Richard,
ea tared tha paatry, adjoining tba kluhea, with
a glass lamp la her band, asm reach iag ap fur a
lamp hanging egelist th wail dislodged aa irea
riog used by tb ladles taaat thair tat-lreaa
apua, whan la a which broa th lamp lata
atoms aad saiareied bar clothing and tb tour
with kerosene, which ia aa la slant hlatad ap la
th oailiog, Th reern was narrow aad tb yeung
lady, with bar alethiag already biasing abar her
bind, was obliged lo pass through th flame
springing from tba flour, ia order to spe, aad
reaebmg tb hlichea she waa oa her way oat of
doers whta Ml ted by her mother and throwa te
in Boor, rortuaalsly tba carpet of tb kttaaen
waa louca aad Mrs. ft tubal d bad th prtaaoo of
mind lo wrap tb burning girl la th fulds of tb
carpet, and amolbar tbe Hemes, whti SButber
daughter, Miu Dora Klubards, threw water upon
tfaeia bulb. Tbeeloihlng or aliss Kffl Hiebarda
waa aluost burned from bar person, scarcely a
, remnant being lett of the dress she wore, and yet,
strange to say, beyond tb alight buraiug ot on
wrist, she was nut injured in tho least, slermwtb
ei by the efforts to prevent her from escaping out
ol doors wblob sha realised would pmve talad
was burned about the wrists and throat, tbe rut
flu wu ibe ueok of ber dress bat lug taken Ore and
Lurut'd oB without setting her dresson fir. The
tin in the pantry was quietly subdued, and al
though there wtre none but women in the hone.
there waa nu screaming doae, aad none of tb
nuiguburs anew oi tn danger until tt was an
over. Altogether it was a marvelous escape, nod
ia due to (be prompt action uf Mr Kiobards and
Mlaa Dora tbe presence ol mind of tbe former
undoubtedly saving the III of ber daughter and
berroeldeoc from lb flames.
On Thursday afteraooa, between th hour of
tore and loar o'clock, the agent for a patent oeli
lighting baraar, who occupied Room No. S at tho
Lloyd tiouse, want t his room, ia which bo bad
left three lamps burning, about half an hour pre
vious, and was struck dumb with astoatihmant
whan be fonnd the room full ot dense amok and
saw tbe throe lamps broken and fused by th bent
of lb Ire, which had subsided of Itself. Th
cause uf th accident was tb tailing af a tla cap
from the hot la the chimney, npun th lamps
standing upon tb labia beneath. Tb oil satu
rated iha woolen cover ot tb table, and after
burning aw7, destroying a mirror tbat hnng
above it, and smoking tha eraill, otiling and bod
clothes to tb room, although hot enough lo fus
tb glass of which tb lamp war couponed, s
stated above, went out without doing further dam
age. It hardly seems as If sueb a thing were pos
sible, as if tb content uf throe keruieoe lamps
could suddenly be freed and set oa Ar without
communicating to the eonibostible material uf a
bed chamber aud setting tho house on fire, yet it
did ao. On reason why tb flames did not do
more serioua work waa because the rucm was
tightly closed and au air oould find lu way in W
feed the flumes,
mm o-oa
Wkbbter'b Vnabridoed Diction-,
ni It has now stood the toit-of time, and re
ceived in approval not only that popvlar verdict
which in tbe United Slates baa called for ovr
filly million copies of th Webster series, but the ;
thorouxh endorsement of our best scholars, as put I
forth individually, and in tbe pages of the au
thoritative periodicals. It la But only, lo quota!
Frofesror Stow, "in many respects tbe greatest!
literary work which America has ever produced,"
but it Is In many rrspvete lb greatest literary J
worh produced in any nation or age. AT. ,Jtit.
mm- -mt I
'Poou" Corn. Tho Hudford rfUifiY,j
In alluding to big crops, saya : i
Tbe bora field of corn wna raised on tbe poor
house farm. Si i teen acres yielded twenty-one
hundred and twenty bushels of good sound ears
of corn. There was also laieed oa tha same farm
from two acres sevea hundred ana tbtrty-five
busneis ol prlss potatoes, the labor all performed
by th inmates, except tbe plowing.
Rpeciata.
W M, HtEll'H latlCAL.
This space is for Wot. Reed's 1oclt. Yon
will And items of lulereet ia it,, ao do noi
llorget to read It avary laauo
Reeeivlnf to-day. a new assortment ot
Holiday Slippers, Panama, Zephyrs, and
iieriuauiown laras.
A very fine assortment of men's and boys
Cass I meres, very cheap.
A splendid Reaver Coating, for ladies, al
? SO p yard. dew, tt, 'TVtf
T. X. Klerk 1 Co. bava this day received a
large Mock of new goods for the holidays, which
will be sold low for cash. dee. fl-tf
N-w Drees flood at Pl.KCK ACO'H. deo.Mf
Nw Muslins at PLUCK A CO '8, . dee. fl-tf
NewtllngbamsalPLKCKACO't, dec. 8 tf
Hats and Rennets, at reduced price, at FLECK
t CO d. dec. 8-K
Th first thing yoa do when yea com to town ,
I to go to FLECK A CO '8. dec. S If
Pay Yot b Taxbs. Th County Commissioners
have given me emphatic nolle that if my dapli
cat for 171 is not settled ap by th 1st of Jan
uary, that tbe Sheriff will be after tba money aooa
after that tim Those, therefore, who have not
paid me their eounty ttx for I87S and 1174, or
IM7A, had belter pay up If they want to do tbe
fair thing and save coils beside, aa I am deter
mined aot to pay ether people's debts r keep tb
county out of its just dues coming from others.
JOHN McCLKLLAN,
Clcsrfield, D0. 1, 187i-3l Unoatnble.
REMEMBER TIIIM.
Now la tb time of lb year for Pneumonia,
Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, and fatal results of
predisposition t Consumption and other Throat
and Lung Dlseas. Borcmrb's Ukrma Svarr
has been used in this neighborhood for th past
two r thre years without n single fallur to cure.
If you bav not used this medioln yourself, go
lo yonr Drurglst, C D. Wntsoa, and ask bim of
its wonderful success among bis customers. Two
doses will relieve th wont oase. If you bav no
faith in any medicine, just buy t Sampl Bottle
of Boscheo's Uermaa Syrup for 10 cent and try
it. Regular sis Bottle 76 cents. Don't neglect
a ceogb to sav 7 cents. mchl7, '76owly.
Hava Voa Dsapcpala, with its train of dis
orders, billiousnees, constipation, water- brnab,lnss
of appetite, headache, distress ftr eating, Act1
If so, go to 0. D. Watson, Druggist, and get a
bottle ot Dr. Costa's Had. eel Cur. Tab it and
be well. It acts as ao other medicine vr did,
and euro relief is guaranteed la every where
directions are followed. It tones up the stomach,
restores lb natural appetite, strengthens tb
weak, and as a liver regulator it baa no equal. A
Clergyman f Philadelphia aays "Ills th very
foundation ( health. " To all who ar suffering
from a disordered stomaoh or liver, we aay try It.
A few doae will relieve and a little perseverance
euro ino worst eases, iriat sue ivhms, no to
also by P. Cur ley A Co., Williamsgrove j T. 11.
Porcy, tsrabemton, and P. Moyer, KyUrtown.
mchl7onty
Pin Ibis oa your collar when yu come to town,
and don't forgot to eall nd examine Fletk A
Co.'a extenitv stuck of new goods, cheap for
cash. octjil if
Btacirs Pun Pa lb. R. Nawtoa Shaw keeps a
nil supply of t rtdoiua Buggies and flat torn
Wagons fur aal. To bo seen at lha Shaw Hone
yard. Call on or addras btm at Clearfield Psnn
sylvnnia. may 18-lf.
Slarrlfd.
0a Tuaadar, Oolonar SO, IH14, b, R.t. Fitbar
llarlilnin, Mr. Pain Bramlgaaar an4 Hl.a Linl.
MaUuvara, bolb of Ulrard loNarbi,
On TtldftT, Noratntwr 9th, 1HT&, b, Rar.
F.I h.r Barbl,lar, Mr. La. I. A. Uwat aad Mlu
Mar, tioratoBi, both of l'mebrlllat
O. Tueada,, Noraubar lAtb. 1474, bp Rar.
Palbar Uarbigiar, Mr. Uuaanallnnaont Bad Mla'a
rlsl. Co.drl.1, bolb f fnaabrlU..
Oa Tnaidaj, Nor.aibar IJJ. IH7S, hj R.r.
Palher Uarbi,lar, Mr. Jbmm frelln and Mlaa
Kal. (1.11;, bulb of rr.DO.llla.
Ob Taaaday, Norambw 2ld, ISTJ, by Bar.
Fatbar Barbll.r, Mr. J.au C.alaj aad Miu
Mar, P.fa, bolb ol Karlbaua.
On Runday, rtoratabar ftth, 18T4, hf R.?.
F.lbn Barbiilar, Mr. AntlM VarbMb and Mil,
Mar, Marat, bolb of (llrard Uwaahlf.
At lb. raaldaao. of lb, brlde'a waraala, on
Taradar, N.famlm Ktb, !;, br Kar. 1. 1.
ritavaoa, Mr. Allnd Calboas.of lbl)lpabnr,afld
Mlaa flora... Wblublll, of Cla.rl.ld.
Oa Mondar, Norarabor Mlb, Wi, by Bar.
Vim. M. Borrbdald, Mr. Wa. H. Tb.mp.o. .nd
Miaa Jo.apbln, B. MoD.w.11, btb af C'orwana
.lira.
At llarrlabar,, on T.ada,, Noratabar S3d,
l7, br Bo,. JooU.aw.ru, Mr. f. K. Bpraubl.,
irf C'.rw.o.rlllo, and Mlu Lilln A. bbillr, of
Uarrlabarf, Fa.
2!i(d.
Oa Wednesday morning, December 1st, I87,
Mr. Philaadsir Rmilh, f lwrvac to wash ip,
aged 42 years, 1 month and 28 day.
Oa Wedadv. November 14th. 176. of Dkh-
theria, MIbbw Lorona, dsaghter af j. C. aad
Klisabelb J. McOloskey, f kaJthaui, aged 7
years, I moBihs aad days,
A I'DITOR'S KOTICK
In laa aallor af tk. talata of Andnw
Huator, daa'd.
Tb. .ndaraigaad Aadltor, .ppolatad b, th.
Orpb.aa' Court, t. dlatrlbat. Ib, Baon.r, tn Ib.
baadaaf tl.a Adnlaiatratara of Andraw Uaalor,
dooaaaad, will atlaad to th. d.tia. of hi. ap
a.intaiaat at tb. .So of Marra, 4k Jor4on,on
Tharada;, Ur.rmh.rJ,, 1,71, al I o'.loob p. .,
wbon acd wb,r .11 partlr. iiiwhih a., at.
toad. CTKIS UOKIION,
tl-.Tl.ld, Dm. I, li ll Aadllor.
JOTIOI OF INCORPORATION.
N.lh I, arrokj ,1m Ibal applimtion wll
ba load, la tb. Car, M Oaaaaaa Floa. at Ol.ar.
d Ma.ly. P.., for a Tartar laoarpo ratio.
f.r lb. M. I. Obarob of Howladato, on tba IrM
da, af Jaaaar, Tora BaBW boiag ta. aaaoad
aonaaf ol rfanaarv. i.t,.
. BARTLBTT tlKKITT.
JOHN ARUrLK,
JAMM RAMDOLrSJ
wjm. Moam,
, as. st-soit.
D. ,l71-:l
griv amtifittutiits.
Pennsylvania Railroad
TYEONK I CLEAKF1ELD BRANCH.
ON u4 .(iw Maad.jr, I) SO. I, 1I7J, lb.
Fuihii TIm will ro d.llj (.io.pl
Wi) b.tw.,a Tyroa. aad OI.arn.ld. a. lullawi
CLI ARCIKLD MAIL.
W. 0. lawi,, Cdu,l.r.
It A V If huHill,
Cur.lrtU...lill, P.
01.arl.ld. I.td. "
fkUlpiburl 4.4t, "
Omola M7, "
tTruu. i.ti, 11
T;roa, M I.OI.a.M.
0h.h1,.. lo. In, "
t,klllv.liar,..lll.lr,"
Clwlald ......11.45,"
Cur.. D. rill... 1 J;ll, "
OLBAHflKLD IXPKttttB.
W. B. PLvaaai, Conduotsr.
LKAV8 SUIlf II.
XlAVK NOKT1I.
OarwMlll....i.OO a. a. Tyrol,. ...T.W P.
ClMrtald t il " l.uruotliin..,I.OI "
Philip. burg. ..lll " Oio.ol. 0.20 "
Omola t.M " Pbllip.liti ,...! "
Inlemolloa.. T.M ' I 0lrntlil,ar...lM6 "
Tjrua... M7 " I t'urm.lll..lli.V7 "
BALD RAIILR VALLKV 1IIIANCII. '
Kip.
M.
tA!,
T.44
l.lll
S3!
t.:a
.03
l.4
Mall Kip.
k-av, Tyrnii. arriv. tt.if,
V.I4 llald K.(la d.U
1.05
mi
11.08
11.45
11.117
II Ji
II 09
10.30
.4T
Juliaa
J..15
5 10
6.00
4.44
4. Ill
loar.
10, li
M ileabuT,
lit llrfunl.
Milr.bitril
10.4,
10 10
11.11
llowara
13.1, arrlr. L. Jlavn
TYRONE STATION.
KiarwaaD. a a wi.TWAao. a k
olio EiprtH, T:T Plll.bari Eip'ii, J:0T
JJarrl.barg Aos'n, 1:40 Paola, 2xpr.ai, 1. 14
r
Mall Train, . lill Wat Pin.r, MI
Allaallo RprH, 4 45 M.ll Tr.ln, 4 41
Pblla'da Kiftnu, 10:ltl F.it Lin., :!
PUILIPSDURO k MOMIANNON BRANCH KK
On and anr Monday, OotoUr 3bth, I87A, Ao
Qmaiodalion Trita. will ran over tb. Philip,,
burg and Morhanaon Brm1rrraa follow, t
I.EAVK 80UTH.
LKAVE NullTII.
u.
1:75
1:40
1:44
1:50
1:11
M
I 19
3J
3J8
I:J3
A. N. A. H.
7:3
1:40
7:.l
7:50
10:30 (1:00
10:43 HIS
10:4 8 71
H:5 8:36
10:68 ::
11:0.1 1:36
Btalluna
Morri.dala,
Ptiiliplihurjr,
8tin,r'a,
luubar,
O.caola,
Mo.h.nnon,
Hurling,
lluU'lilRla,
MoCauley,
Ktodricka,
p. M.
13:111
l!:l
12:13
13:04
11:66
11:41
11:31
11:27
11:24
11:111
7:16
7:00
FARE FROM
Ballafonta, Pa $:
CLKAHI'IKLD, TO
05 Middletown lb 00
70 MarietU . 6 All
SO Lancaster 5
80 PHILADELPHIA 7 V5
0 Altoona 1 A6
60 Johnstown S mi
TSIPITTHHUHf. A ti
Dade by all trains at Tyrone
H. S. 11LAIU,
Supcrintendenl.
Lock Harnn 3
Wllli.miport. I
Uuntinirilnn . 1
Lawiatiiin. f
Mary.rilla 4
HAIlHlHBrHU... 4
Cln. aonnoetiooa a
and Loch II. ran.
mylT-tf.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION.
KAHTWAMIWDiy Mall leaves Pittsburg
:lb a. m.; Bed Bank 11:10; Hhgo Junction 11:5 ;
New Bethlehem 1 2:50 p.m.; Marvsvillc MUf
iroy IMS; Urooavll :63 t fuller sJ:IS: Ri-y
noldsvlllo 2:1H ; DuBoliSrIO; Hunimit Tunnel
l:.10 Penfleld 3:66 t Weedville 4:1 V ; Ilenex'.
4:43 arrives at Driftwood at 6:4tl.
WTWAItI. Day Mailleave Driftwood
12:20 p.m.; Bruesett 1:08 ; Weedville 1:31
Pen Held 1:63; Summit Tunnel 2:16 : DuUois 2::t(l:
Keynoldsvllle 3:00 t Pullr'e820 ; Ilrookvilla:47
Troy I.UO ; Harysvills 4:37 ; New lictblehem 4:al;
Kligo Junction 6:36 j Bed Bank fi:00 ; arrives at
Pittsburg at 16 p. m.
Close connections made wilh trains on P. A E.
Railroad at Drift vood.
DAVID McCAROO, flen'l 8p't.
MOODY AND SANKEY,
THC BVANCRMMT4,
Will begin the mtings to be conducted by them
' PHILADELPHIA,
lit ma
muildlnti IMA and Slarkft Ala.,
oa
Nunday, November 91,
8 A. M. AND 4 P. M
And will continue dally, morning nnd evnii trig
(except Batnrday). for com weeks.
Unqncatlonably the boat Buatalned work
of the klud In Ilia W orld."
llnrper'a Magazine.
ILLUSTRATED.
Svtiemt nf tkt ire.
Tbevr-iBcrasingclraulBtloD of this uxsolUiib
monthly provea lu continued odaptati to pop
ular desires nod ads. Indeed, wiicn we think
into how many homes il penetrates every month,
we must consider it as on uf th educators aa well
as entertainers of the public mind. Rmito Vlobt.
Th character which this Megatlne passesses
for variety, enterprise, artistic wealth, and III.
wary culture that has kept pee with. If It has
not led the time, should cause Its iinlaator, to
regard It with Justifiable eomplaoetioy. The
dltioosiwe has done good and not evil all tli lays
Of its lif. tf iMirya Kaft.
Horn of th moat popular of modem novels
have first appeared M serials In this iarostH.
In all respects, It Is aa eicelleat periodical, and
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1678, fur ob raying th mall of th Ink ted
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partures aad arrivals hereta spifld, In tb
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so, llTf, Dls1ai anaua4 aa ar bsfsra
Usrh I, 1878.
8894. From 8alUfat, hy Mlleibarg, fin
Abo, Mcsbaaoon, and Pin aina, to Kar thaus,
al mites and back, thre tim- a ". Leave
Bi-lUfunt Monday, Wsdneaday, and Friday, at 8
a ia i arrive at Karl haul by 8 p ta. Laav
Rarthaus Tuesday, Thursday, nl liaturday.at
8 a m i arrive at Bellefoat by p m. Bond r
(ulrdwlth bid,fl;0V.
8A98. From Morrlsdat Mines to Kylertown, ft)
miles andbai'k. aii times a week. Leave Mprrla
dale Mines dally, eioept Hunday, on arr.val ef
the mall train -say at 8 put t arrive at Kylertowa
by b p ia. Ieav KyUrldiwn d 'lly. xopl Sun
day, at 11 a m i arrive at klorrladalu Mines by 1 1
am. Bond required, MOU.
8fl07. From Wiltinms' f.roi tlrahamton, 3
nili and ba'k, three limrs a work. Loave Wll
liBnis' Urove Tueodav, Thursday, and Kalurday,
at l:in p ui : arrive at i.ialiamtun 6:3ii. L- a e
j OriiliHiuti'O Tii'sdiy. 'I'lnir-iU v. ait'i r1l.urjfiy, at
1 2:3ii p ui ; arrive nt tt n iim.' ilr... bv -t:'ltt p in
1 llotid nqiiiiid, Ainu,
hfiVM. Prom ClcarAell, by l-bawsville, Bald
Hill. L-ifnte's Mills, Krsndhville, Karthaus, fait
Link, Three Buns, and Nrlsonvili (n, o., to
Itornd Island, 44 milos and back, twtco a wsk
Levo Clearfield Monditv aad Friday, at 8 a m ;
arrive at Salt Lick by 4 p m. Leav Halt Lick
Tuesday and Saturday, at 8 a m ; arrive at Clear
field by 4 p m. Leave Bait Lick Tuesday aad
Haturday, at a m arriv at Hound Island, by
11 a m- Lnra Hound Island Tuesday and Satur
day, al 12 at i arriv al Bait Llsk by 8 a at.
Bond required, 11,000.
8000. From Clsarflsld, by Clear 11 eld Bridge, to
Jeflrles, 1 1 miles snd back, twic week. Leav
Clearfield Mor day and Friday, at2nmt arrive
st Jt-flriea by 6 p m. Leave Jeffries Monday and
Krt tiny, at 7 a m t arrive at Clearfield by 10 a m .
Bond required, M00.
8" Oft. From Curwensville, by Uramptto Hill (,
Bower, Chest. Ostead, New Washington, Burn side,
and Patcbinsville, to (Irani, 7i miles and back,
three timeaaweek. Leav Curwtnsrill Monday,
Wednesday, nnd Friday, at 4 am j arriv at Urant
hy 8 p tn. Leav Urant Tuesday, Thursday, and
Friday, it I I tn t arrive at Ciirwcnivill by 8 p m.
Bond required, l,.i00.
8701. From Curweusvlllc, ly Purest, Ronktnn,
I.uthersburg, Jefferson Liu, Dulingville, Beyu
oldsville, Dtonkville, Corsica, and rilrattonvitle,
to, l'laion, 664 miles and hack, rli limes a wck.
litav Curwensville daily, exoept Hunday, at 1
p m ; arrive at Clarion next day hy ti p m, Leav
Clarion dully, scrpt Hunday, at 0 a m ; arriv at
Curwensville nail day hy 1 p to. Bond reo,uirv-d
with bid, 82.100.
87UI. From Curwensville, by It looming ton and
New Millport, to An.uovltle, 11 miles and back,
three limes a week. Leave Curweiasrilte Tuesday,
Ihursday, andatuiday, nt 7 a m t arrive at An
runviile by 1 1 a m. Leave Ansonvill Tuesday,
ihursday, and Haturday, at 11:110 a m; arrtvo nt
Curwcnsvill by 4 p'ra. Bond required, f408.
87V3. From Osceola Mills to Houtidale, 6 milos
and hack, sis times a week. Leave Osciola 61 ills
ditily, etcept Sunday, st 1A.30 a mi arrive at
lloulr.dale by 1 1:10 a m. Lenve Houtsdnle daily,
except Hunday, nt 3 pm i arrive at Osceola Mills
by4:H0pm. Bond rtaired, $400.
8701. From HotiltdkMoUIrn Ilipe,9milu and
hack, twice n week. Iep Houttdale Tuesday
and tiaturday, at V a m i anlventtilen Hop by
12 tu. Leave 0len Hpc Tuesday and Saturday,
at 1 p m i arriv at Iluulidale by 4 pm. Bond
re-quired, $200.
hT'tj From New Washington, hy Kurd, Marroa.
and Lumlior City, to Curwensville, 1H miles and
hack, three times a week. Leave New Washing,
ton Taceday, Thursday, and tSattirdny, at 6am;
arnvcatCurwenivllleby 13 m. Icave Curwens
ville Tuesday, Thursdiiy, and (Saturday, at 1 p m ,
arrlvei New Waihiogtoa hy 7 p m. Bond required,
tMMI.
8 7 tit,. From Anmnville, by Mc Phcrson, and
Wrwtnrer'B, to Urant, XI mil and back, twice a
week. Ieave Anaonvitl Tuesday and Haturday,
at 1 1 :3fl a m ; arriv at li rant by 6:30 p m. Leave
Urant Tuesdays and Saturdays, at 8 a m i nrr iv
at Ansonvilla bv 11 a ro. Bond required, 5vl.
A707. From l.tilhernhurc, by Trtrutrille, Uig
Bun, and Hell's Mills, to Punxsut&wney, 17 miles
and hack, three times a werk. Irar Luthers
burg Toe-day, Thursday, and Saturday, at 8 n m ;
arrive at Punxsutawney by 12 m. Leave Punxsu
tawney Isuei'diiy, 'f liur-'lay, and Saturday, at 1
p m t arriv at Luthersburg by 7 pm. Bond
inquired, litH.
WEEKLY SUN.
1770.
til. A VOI1K.
1H70.
Eighteen hundred and sovemy-sii la th Cn
trrnial year. It Is also the year In which aa
Opposition llous of Bepreseotattres. lb first
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vents ar sure to be of great ia tares t and im
portanc, especially th two latter; and nil of
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Sir.
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Tux LSt r, will sternly and diligently Investigate
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0
RPIIANS' COURT SALE.- '
YA Ll'ABLR CO A I AND
TIM). Kit LANDS!
Estate of ltfAAC MeKKR, deceased.
By virtue of an order ef tha Orphana' Court of
Clearfield county, to ua directed, there will he
e 1 posed to public sale, at tbe Court Houer, in tb
oorongn 01 ueuritem, oa
Friday, December II. IH75.
at t o'clock p. m., all that certain tract of land,
situate In Knox township, Clearfield eonnty, Pa.,
hounded aad described ne follows, vis : On th
north by ibe Isaao McKee Homestead Farm, on
the east by landa of John M. Chase, oa the south
by landa of Joseph Best and others, and on tba
west by Clearfield creek , lands of th estate of Dr.
flouts and others, containing
ONE III NDKKD AND FOURTEEN ACRES
and allowance, with about 4" acres cleared, and
having a good good two-storv log House, orchard
and other improvement thereon, Tb land is
good tor farming purposes, has a quantity of pine,
oak and hemlook timber thereon, and 1 under
laid wilh eoal, being situated ia tbs great onl
basin.
Also, on other tract of land, situate In tb
township aforesaid, bounded by landt of Brlsbin
A Miller, John D. Coder, Agnes Robinson and
others, being a pari of a tract warranted in tb
nam ef Benjamin Poultney, and containing
ONE HUNDRED AND TWELVE ACRES
and 115 perches. This land Is Welt salted for
farming purposes, has a large quantity of pine,
oak and hemlock timber thtrtvm, and Is situated
in lb great coal basin.
Trrrm or PALR -a-Tea per cent, whea the prop
erty Is knocked aown ; tbe remainder of one
third at conflrniatloa of sale, and the balance in
equal payments of one and two years, te be se
cured by bund aad mortgage on the premises.
JAM KM MrKKK,
J. HtVIN McKKK,
New Millport, No?. II, '74-41 Trustees.
t'DITOU'S NOTICE.
Joh, F. Oaoalt 1 ta thaCo.rt of Cmmon
tplraa af Clrarneld Co.
I L F: Ho. 14, Jan.
T.rm, 1171.
Th. anlrrlrard Auditor, appelated hy lh.
Court, lo ditril,ot. tb. moneya arl.ln, froa tb.
a.l. of Def.nd.nt'a rerain.l nreperty, herelir
flre. BDIiee that h. will atl.nd lo th. doti.B of
hia .ppoialaent, at hi, o(fi, In Clearfleld, aa
Tueeilay, the llh day of leeelnlier,A. 1. IS7a, al
tea o clock a. n , when and where all peranae la
terraied may ll.nd. A. U. KHAMKR,
Cleat, ,1,1, Nor. 17, Ti 4t Aadilar.
s
lTt'ATlON WANTED.-
Dya young man as clerk oraecnuotaat. Any
parties wisaing to employ saca win apply im
mediately. Itefereneej given, Addrvee, llut 41,
Karthaus P. O , ( leorfsld eonnty. Pa.
Nov. I7,,9-41
psTRAV.
Came te the pre raises ef tho wberlbr, la
Memsdale, about tbre er foar months sloe
rrm colon-d helffer, supposed t be nheut ewe
yar ou. in nweer is requsssee so mas twr-
ware, prev ero perry, pty earg aae tea it
away or it win ne toa ei as iae ne sussw
PI THE MYXh.
M rrls.oK Ho, tl, IITe-K
gjry $oo&t, tSrstrrirs, flftr.
(I)
16
4T a
. v .2,
. a
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P.O.
Th undersigned begs leave to Inform the oltl
sens of Clearfield, and th public generally, that
ha ha on hand a fin assortment of Purniiur,
such as W a lout, Chestnut and Painted Chamber
Utiles, Parlor Suites, Reclining nnd Extension
Chairs, Ladies' acd Uenta' Basv Chairs, tb Per
forated Dining and Parlor Chairs, Cane Het.ts and
Windsor Chairs, Clothes Bars, Step and Exten
sion Ladders, Hat Racks, Scrubbing Brushes, Ao
MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES,
Looking O I sues, Cbrurao, Ac, which would b
suiiaoic iur iiohoay presents,
doc 10 73 JOHN TROUTMAN.
RPHANS' COt'RT SALE.
II
n - . . . 0rl)haM. CMnri rf
ity virtue ot ao order or in unmans court or
oountT ih, W1 hj ,h, ondep.
signed, Adralti isiralor of William Mullen, late of
Wuodward township, dee'd, la the village of
mnilrrn, ia said trrnthip. at the public house of
. r. iarsoa, on
Tuesday, December HI
IN7.V
I at 1 o'clock p. m., alt that certain piece of land,
' let th settle of said deewaerd, situate in said
I township, and described s follows, vist Begin
ning at post! thonre along Alexander estate,
south -14 west 87 S-10 perches to hioknrv : throne
along Wright A ShooT south 17 east lit perches
to pine t Ihenr by Uvurgs Baker aud residue
! by hamael HhoiT north Hfu west 108 8-10 peiebec
I to place of beginning, containing twnty-flr
acres anu loriy pet cuts mor or less.
Xkkmr or oa lb. On-lhird lh purchase
money at eonfirmation of sale, one-third in one
year from date of sale, and th balanc In two
years (rem del of sale, th latter two payments
with interest, to be secured hy bond and mortgage
on the premises. WM. B. WHITEHtllK,
K.nr 34, 74-4t Adm'r.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
lh undersigned takea this me I hnd of inform
ing th people of ClearBetd and viciaity, tbat he
has leased and re -opened th old Dan Ogden
c.sl bank, lecei ed within a mile from town, and
Is now prepared to furnish a first-class article ef
eoal, aud te dt-liver the earn any wber in town
at reasonable rates oa th shortest notice. A
good quantity of eoal always on band aad for
sate at tbe mine.
Orders left at Watson's tobaooo atv., aad
Snyder's sharing saloon.
FRANK WILSON,
tlsorfield, Aug. 'JJ tf. i
yALUA
REE PROPERTY
FOB SALE OH FOR RENT.
Tbe subscriber gives Motion that he will either
rent or oll bis dwelling .ad store property, sit-
mil uii nsni aimi, u.iuiaing av imiuaru iiuunv,
in tb borough ef Clearfield, Pa. The store room
Is 16 X 84 feat. The dwelling bouse contains 8
rooms and a hi to ben on the first story, and 8
rooms ea the ereond story. Tb str
can be had at once, and th dwelling portion
crlartd after lh 1st of July. Fur further oar
tica -are, address or apply to tbe andrrsigneo ea
the premises. URO. C. PAbSMulLB.
ClrBM, lBe, Hay IV, To-U
Clearfleld Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
fpilR nnd err
I ary oa i
cX-arfield sad
nnd err I goad, having atahllshed a N ur
ine Tike, about ball way between
and Curwensville, is nniard to fur-
atab all kinds ef PKl IT TKKKS, (standard sad
dwarf.) Kvrixreens, Bbrubbry, Grape Vines,
Uooseberry, LtVwtoa Blackberry, Htrnwhevry,
and Herpberry Vin. A 'so, Hi ber laa CrabTrwas,
J since, and early scarlet Rhubarb, Ac, Orders
promptly attended t. Address,
J. D. WRIOHT,
ep2A !4- Curwensville, Pa.
tjstray.-
Cam tresspassing ea th nremiae of tb
subscriber, la Urabanton, en er about tb IrM ef
September, a red boiler, bot a year aed a hall
old. Th wr is requested t oA forward,
nrer nroperty, pay charge and laka It away or
It will oe aispose ei aa we law atreet.
. PKTKH N. LANBURBRT.
Orahamtea, Nov. 34, 1IT4-It
OU8K AND LOT FOR 8 ALE
The II and Ut a the eartier el Mar-
kev and Fifth strt, LlaufteM. Pv. le fee aala.
Tb lot eoatatns n tarty aa nor of gveajwd. Tb
boo Is large doubl froaae, eoaialniaf a In
rouma, for urm and tbe raft ! afdj
tm thm mhmMm t fkdt Pmml Mm
9W '..siTiinr.
Ittisfrllauroul.
N
EW OPENING.,
SHOWERS'
BOOT & SHOE
AND
HAT & CAP
WTO (51".
ROOM No. 1, HE'S OPERA HOUSE,
MABKET ilREET.
A fall and aompl.t. MIDrtneBl of ftw good,
and new itrlaa, down lo
"HAHD PAN" PRICES.
Citiirhs are Ihvlted to eall and egaraln my
stock aud judge for tbetiitelvea a to quality and
price of goods.
JOSEPH 8. fMIUtt KRH.
Clearfield, April 14, 174.
C
hangk of rnoi'HiF.Torts.
The tinderstgned having purchased tho store
goods and properly formerly oooopied by Lever
Flegal, on be eon d street, Clearfield, adopta tkia
method of bringing hia businrss lo the notie of
tbe public, and promises te furnish bis patrons
with the very best quality of
BOOTS & SHOES,
HATS & CAPS,
at L'xceediog low rate. This I am enabled to
do, because I bar no rent to pay, and can there.
ivra aivwe ine proms witn my customers, It
may ne sam mat mis is an experiment with me,
but If selling a good article for n low flgur en
tices custom and expands trad. I am bound to
urrecrj ,D mT nnaeriailng. Une me a call, ex
amine my aloe ana learn m prices.
i
To my largo stock of boots and shoes, hat s
eaps, I haro just added a full stock of
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
whiuh I will sell at tho very lowest figure for
eash, or In exchange for country produce, at th
HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
fall aud examine my stock snd prices bofor
purcnaxing oiiewner.
PETER MoOKOKtJK.
, 1878.
Clearfield, April 21
L. T. ROSS,
(Successor to)
L T. ROSS & CO.,
CURWENSVILLE, PA.,
Has just received his Fall stock of Boot a and
Shoes, of th Elm Ira and Philadelphia manufac
ture, which he sells cheap fur cash or produce
Also, a full line of Ladies' Misses' and Children's
shoes, and a fall assortment of leather and shoe
findings. Ihia Is no experiment with him
Practice makes perfect. Having served a lite
apprenttcsnip tn u leather and manufacturing
off all kinds of Boots and (Shoes, b feels hi instil
fully competent lo satisfy bis mauy eld, as well
aa new, enslnmers that be Mils the heat Boots aad
Shoes for the least money. Don't fail to eall nod
examine bis stock aod b convinced yourself.
L. T. ROSS.
Curwensville, Oct. 20, '7S-tf
OOT AND SHOE MAKING.
JOPKPII 11. tIERRINd. on Market Mrtet. ie
She.'. R.,w, Cle.rlald, Pa., h.aiu.t feolredT
a In. Int of franca C.lf tklaa and Klpa,
oai 1. id. aara.i, na I. ao. prepare.: tun
.factor, oreratblnf in al, Una. 11, will i
rant I
H It R N E II I) IT T I
BURNED UPI
Thcubsrihers have, at great expense, rebuilt
neighborhood necessity, in the erection of a first
alsss Woolen Manufactory, with all the modern
improvements attached, and are prepared to mak
all kinds of Cloths, Cassimeres, b'atioetta, BlaL
kets, Flannels, Ac Plenty ef goods oa band to
supply all our old and a thousand new customers,
whom we ask to eome and examine our stock.
The business of
CARDING AND FULLING
will receive our especial attention. Proper
arrangements will be made to receive and deliver
Wol, to suit customers. A II work warranted and
done upon tha shortest nolle, and by strict atten
tioa to busloess we hop to real Is a liberal shire
of public patronage.
IO.IMNI POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
We will pay th highest market nrle for Woo
and sell our manufactured goods aa low as similar
goods eon be hough Mr tbe county, and whenever
we fall to render reasonable latlelaetion w eon '
always be found at home ready to make proper !
explanation, either In parson or by letter.
JAJlhB JUIiaaUW A HONH,
prlUCtf Bower P. O. I
LKATII KR iiREASTTRAPS
SUPERSEDED BY (
f'flVEItT'll PATRIOT MPT1 1 1 W1
.
BREAST HOLD-BACK
MaWth best Mallea
ble Iron, and la attached
to tbe llatnea by the best
Snap ever Invented. It
Is saslly and quWkly put
on, and prevents th
whipping uf th horses
by th pul. Net liable
to get out of repair.
Will last for years. All
we ask Is a fair trial, to
otmvlnee ell paj-ttce as
llig them that they ar
nnsurpaated In value for
th purpose for which
they are intended.
SACKRTT A 8CIIRYVER.
Clearfleld, April 15, IBT 4.
VI1TT4HUK(ill, PA.
for npwarda f twenty year lb leading basl
aess College of tbe t'nited Htates, affords unequal
led advantages forth thorough, practical txiuea
Mon ef young nnd middl aged mm. Students
Emitted at any tim. Por cireulara addreu
J. C.SMITH. A.M.,
Prioeli.al.
The MRON CITT COl.l.GOK is the
aaly Institution r the hind In this cHy that w
recomniend t tb peblic patrooage. Preetyf.
riu mmmmmr, riwmry, r. Dep. in, TO M
J. R. M'MUllRAY
WILL M!PIIT rOII WITH AHT ARTICI.I
Of MhKCU;;bIhK ATTIIRVBRY LOWIUIT
P"?:. COMK AND BB. (l a-tJ:)
INEW WASHINGTON.
eV-
iia work lo be as represented.
Th eltisens of Clear he Id and vicinity ire
respectfully invited to giv klm a eall. f
Work dose at short notice. 7:167,1
The Bell's Run Woolrn Factory,
. P.nn towoahlp, ClrarBcM Co., Pa.
MlStrU.ifcus.
HARTSW1CK k IRWIN
1KC0SD, MBEKI,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,,
PURE DHIJUSJ
r 11 K M I C A I. s ;
PAINTS. OILS, I Y I '. M l I V
YAKMMIIKN,
URISHKS,
PERICVEBY,
FAKCT S00D
TOILET AKTICLES,
Or ALL K1SH,
PURS WISES AXb 11QV0H8,
for medicinal porpois.
Trdti, Supporters, School Books and Station
ary, and all other articles usually
found In a Drug Store.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS CARE.
FULLY COMPOUNDED. Having a large ex
perience la the business they can giv entire sat
.faction.
J. O. IIARTHWTCK.
JOHN F. IKW1N.
Clearfittd, December 1ft, 1K74.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(gucoeseors te Boynton A Young,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Mannfacturtrf of
PORTABLE & STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Corn.r of Fourth and Pin. fltroata,
CI ICAHIIKI.II, PA.
HAVINfl annnn-d In clic nanafutura of nrrt
la M ACH IN RRY, w. rr.pMlfollj inform
. pDOlle tbat w. ar. now prrparrd lo nil all
ordara .a eb.aply and aa promptlraa can to don.
lo .nyof tho rili-a. M'e nannfarlnro and dealin
Malay and Circular Saw-Milla
Ud Blooki, Water Wheel,, Shaftla, Pulley,
QilTord'i tnjortor, Rle.ui Oau)rrp. Steaa lVhlaUaa,
Oiler., Tallow Cop,, Oil Cupa, Oaufa Cooka, Air
Cocka, Oloba Valrai, Check Valm, vraofht iron
Pipe., S'.eaa Pnnpa, Boiler Fotd P.npr, Aoti
Friction Uotraa, Boap 8ton. P.rkinr, Oua Paok
nf, aad all kind, of MILL WORK i together
with Plow,, Sled Solea,
COOK A XD PA HLOH STO TO,
' better to
and olhar CAHTINdS of all kind,. n
dr-Ordtra aolicitad and tiled at eily price,
All letter, of inquiry with rof.reno. to machinery
of our manufacture promptly anawarod, hy addraa.
lo, u, at Claarl.ld, Pa.
Jann.-tf BIUI.EH, VOl'NU A RKKD.
THE CLEARFIELlT
FIRE CLAY CO.
CLEAKFIKIJ), PA.,
RA'TPFAcrraRRs or
FIKK BBICK'
Furnaec BloeJijs'Gns Retorts,
.itoVfl I.ininrra: Pnwino. Til.. -
' """ -ic0, .v.
Vhimnry Topn, WUHow
in pi.
and F'or,,
All kinds of Architectural Adornments.
ORIOINAI. MCflfiNS IX TKItRA C0TTA
MAPR TO ORDER.
W ith iinnrovad uhlnwy, Ir.l al.n n.ulrrli.1
and akillrd wurhaaen, w. ran warrant all our
nar,or.eture, lo he equal k, if not a.n,rlrio
aay In the trarkrt. 1
Arllclea of our manufirtttro eaa he aeon .1 tha
Work., ne.r Railroad Depot, or at the Hardware
fllore of Powell A MarRen,
All order, front B dl.tance, addreiMd lo lh.
Oeoeral Superintendent, will recair. pronnt au
l.utien.
i. tl. II ARTHW ( K,
John feroi'kon. ii..'h..,
of llralbneld, llarnklrk, Hontlaait,
nupi. nanui.rlurin, lept. ay20 ,3
rPERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
hanging vases,
Vtove Lining iul Firo Drick,
kept eonat.Blly on hand.
STOXE AXD EARTHED -WARE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION t
CHOCKS! POTS! CROCKS I
eiahor'a Pal.nl AlrtlKht Mf Healliia;
Krult Canal
Rt'TTER CROCKS, wilh HaV,
CRKASI CROCKS, MILK CROCKS,
APPl.R.RI'TTER OBOC'kH,
PICKLI CROC hi H,
flower pots, pis vxanse,
STEW POTR,
And a ,reat many other thin,, too numcroua to
m.ntion, to to had al
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY.
Corner o Cherry and Third Slrea,
CLEARF1KLD, PA. an,l
MARBLE AM) 8T0XE YARD!
Mrs. & S. LIDDKLL,
llarla,.ngal 11 lha Marhla ha.lne.a, dealroa
to l.fnra bar frlaoj. and Ike puhlle that a Itm
n.w and will keep eoaatanlly an hud a tarjr. aad
well HleclM atoek ITALIAN AK VERMONT
MARBLE, aad la prepared I. farniab to errler
TOMBPTONKil,
VOX ARS CRADLE TOURS,
M0WVMENT,
C.rhe ,nd Peil, (or C, artery Lota, Window
Am. and Cape, alea,
ril.'REAt', TA11LK AND WAMI STA!(b
TOM, Ac, Aa.
VVard.. Read MroM, arar lae R, R. Depot,
Claarteld, Pa. J,J,J
WILLIAM M I1KNRY, Jviiticr
or Tna P,ica ka.SoatTaa.a.LUMblR
01TT. Cllootlona naada and amy ,rooptly
paid oewr. ArtlaUa of afrwecaeat 0d aWla of
ouae.yuM Mtly umled aad vatrantad aot.
roel or n .ho,. I91y7l