THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKAKKIKLU, PA
WIDNBSDAT MORNING, MAT II, 117.
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0MNri, 8. M. PiTTlMaitl. ft Co., Neaa-
Jsper AdvtflUiug A (tot, 17 Park Kow, eorner
ckaian Hrrrl, tra our (July authiirUetl Agt-DU
a New York Cite.
ii.iuit hone !;.
Melhodltit ttilcuial Church Ha. B, F.
6Tnxtit t aitdr. PnbMe SorTlcf avarv Babtalb
41 1i A M., and 7, H. M.
8 School at 0 A. W.
Prayer . etintf oeery Thuriilay, at 71 V. Al.
Coiuu.in.oo 8ar-lt, tint Babbatb of aver;
month, it IflJ A.M. ' i
Weil Clrarlleld M, K, hurrh.H.es.
Wk. II. Dili, and J. V, Andimwn. Pailara.
I reaching over al tern alt ButnUy, at 4 o'clock.
P. AI.huBdy Holioul al J, P. M All ara la
Tltfd to aMcnd.
PrenbierUu Clture h Hiv. II. H. Bitlih.
Bulbar h tumov morning and rauinjt Sob
bath Hebool l J P. M. i'r.ier Mcftiog Wmlnaa.
uaj avainng.
Kt. PratieiV Church fulliuHc . P
J.nRRiDAM.I'raMiigat lOJeVoloeli, A. M., op
tka Brst, third and fourth Sua'lmsor coh luonta
Vespers end btt edlaiioa ol Ihe liktsed baoiamant
at T 0'elorfc, P. . b middy Hebtjul vry eaatla
aiieraeoa aiaaiaH.-
official iihm:tohv.
f.Hi or loLDiaa qRAnm skmioii ool-kt.
Bo ond Monday of January.-'
T i rd Monday mt ftUreh.
Fiift Monda of J una.
- Fourth Monday of dap Umber -
una or uLhiaa cow nun plkii.
Flrit Monday of June.
Second Monday of November.
rux.io oi ricBni.
Pridt ltdflioB. Charlrt A. Mayr, of
ifora imven .
AmmIhni t.fw JudgtB.. John IT. Ortif, of
Bllfunla.
KetWt Aiuaa William 0. Foley, Clear Raid
John J. Hand, Ourwenttilla.
Protkamtr KM Bloom. '' ,
Jitgitttr ana Rteordtrh. J. Morgan. .
Itittrict Attorney Frank Fielding. .
Trtartr David MeUaugbey.
Shriff -Sm H. MePharion.
Vummif Surrtwor Bamual V. MoCloikey, Cur
a en sr. He,
Com ft CommtMifintrt Clark Brown, Clear
field t Tbomaa A. Mctieo, Chut P. 0.; Iiairia
iloovar. Clearfleld.
County Auditor Christ. J. Keagy, flltn
Hope i Bamuw A. Ualdwtll, n illiawsgrora Jobn
v. Limner, uurnaioo.
Count Vor -J. D. Naff, New Washington,
Jury C'oMMiaafoaeri John, W. 81lugirt, Jatnei
Mitoboll. VlearBod. .
$ttpritfnrfrnt of Pibfie Srloolt - John A.
Qretcnry, Cnrweneville. 11 '
AoKimm 'nolte John W. Wrialey, Wra. Ra-
debaurh, Cyrua L. Uordon, Clearfield; Joiiab
Kvana, Jot. U. Irwin, N. B. Arnold, CarweBirillo
J.J. Liugle, Koiinal8ayura, Ofoeula Milla) JobM'
alon Ilnuiilton, Lutharabarg. -
(Jar Sptfal column in darldedly Intorealing in
ft local point of view, and profitable reading to
outattleri wno Want to vara money.
Keep 3onroyos open for "moonlight
meenanioe." l'n(uarlod atoraf and dwallingi ia
vita bnrglarioa exploit.
Where in Kiwk's yellow "dorg"?
That appear to be ih agitating que it ion with
Tfliu, juit now.
The Juniata Valley Camp-Meetinir,
l Newton Hamilton, Miff in oounty,will ommenoo
on the Utb of Auguet . t
Flour, chop and bran at Lytic 'a, at
the loweat earn pricaa in ui eonnty, in rvam
formerly ocaupled by K ratter A Lytla.
a
A fmall band of gypion ' was en
ramped for ft few dayi latt weak on tha hill aait
of town, near tb cemetery. They left on Satur
day. -,
Vur, t mi neon, front braids, switches,
puffi, curie, bair Do won, hair Jewell, eharmi, Ac,
inula out of aomblnga p atralgbt bair, at tha
Allegheny Ilonea.
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Koad Mi's. Wutiton's millinery card
In our advertising eoluumi. Bb baa a fine alack
of millinery goods, in all tbo la lee t ttylai and
jhadee. Call and tea for yonrtelroa.
i
The lant Centre county Grand Jury
Tom mended tha building of an addition to the
Court Home in flolltfwBk It iialaiwad ibat tha
prcrent building is entirely too DaalU ,
(Jiilich, McCorkle A Oo. liavon ha nil
l large atock of all kinds of furniture, lo which
tbe.y 0all tha atlaution 6f qur reader ad
maat, to ba Caand in to-day iHo. i ' ' -
- i iew
. TiuBriuhtHiur. Chaplain McCabe
will deliver kit oalebrattd Ivelurt oft " Tha Bright
fide of Libby Prison," in tba Eighth Areone
M K. Church, Altoona, oa fiaturday. May ltb. .
' The Rev". H.O. Wright,of Milenburg,
occupied the fn!it of tba First Prttbyierian
Cbureb, of this plftca, la at Sabbath morning and
owning. Rev. Mr. Butlwf, tha regular pallor, was
absent fium town. ' I
The farmern are having good wenth ;
rr to prewar their ground for tba Summer arops,
and thay art taking adrnntaga of ft, too. Let all
of (hem try ta prodoot ft Ceoteaftlal crop oae
that will be remembered in coming time.
The iron-fence in front of the Court
11 cute has bean removed. It doet not add much
to tha looks of tho building, but as the gate oonld
ever bo krpt closed, It was decided to rtmovt
be fence from tba front, tearing tba sides and
venr of tbe grounds permanently oloscd.
Frank Short ban re-opened the old
n Short" Shoe Shop, next door to tba Allegheny
J House, where ho will be pi eared to sea all who
want to be newly-ibcd for tbo Centennial He Is
aoaii tog a good start by advertising in tbe Rnrf 1
CIS to day. Read bis eard In another aoTuoin.
i mi i
The mem bora of the Xjeonard Liter
' ary Honlely at thilr list stated snooting oa Friday
evening, concluded to saspead operations In thai
Institution during tba Summer evenings, and eor -aequentty
no more eelons will b held until
further notice is given.
Court. Our Court commences ou
Monday, the 2fcth day of May, and will oontinua
W throe weeks. No civil causes have been set
taws for trial en the second week, presuming that
at Commonwealth will monopoltie all tbe time
larlng that week.
On Ilia Circuit. Treamirer 3Io-
laughrj is eaavautog for taxes this week through
vington, Oirord, Go hen, Uraheni, Morris and
red ford. Next week he will turn up Ifl Wood,
ftrd, il out tdala, Oseeola, Deeatur, Boggs, Knot
ad Wallseotoft, and wind the) week up al Cor
en villa.
Rather Trkmaturr. Tho titer-
tenet at at M degreeo ) ft Northerft shade an
day last, was quit a surprise to tha Inbabl
ita of this latltade oa the 7th day of May. The
lie and gents who patrolled Us streets for the
rpaae af shewing their " tew rigs," were pretty
Jl melted by tbe time the tragedy cloned.
. Ml -.,
Dkposit". A Ulaircounty exf-hange
mat mo renneyivaatft neuronal company
we orderrd their deposits for Tyrone and all
stalfcne along tho liana of the Bald Ragle
alley and Tyrone A Clearfield Railroads to be
do hereafter with the Blair County Ranking
ampany at Tyrone.
How la This for 11 ion? We under-
Md ibat Mr. James MebafJey, of Bell township.
mt two of tbe longest rafts to market this Spring
sat erer passed dowa Ibe Susquehanna river. Tba
m were net long, aad M feet wide. They
ad to be uncoupled in order to pass through
uirtyi notch."
Mr. and Mm. Gluwmire.of Philadtl
-hia, art etoppiog at the Allegheny Houaa, for
mt purpoee of doing all hinds of Hair Work eut
f tombing or straight half, at fifty eeata per
anea. They have large assortment of hair
wedi with Ihea, and alo, tut compettat hair
uen. Call and see then.
A Ciianck to LxARif. We arc ln-
Wmed that Prof. P.el Wald li making an effort
la raise a elaas ta this place, ter the purpoee of ta
Mructlng them la the German language. Tba
rreleeeor eemee highly reejommewded, and If any
f our elliieni desire to ba Instructed ta Uenaaa,
they have no a rare opportunity offered them,
for lerma, ee,nrplf te A. 0. Kramer, In,
i i
'- W I.LI A MftrORT AGAIN FlRRD. Thin
111-raiod eiiy waa agala visited by a fire, which
hroke eut In Barrows A CVa. hoard yard, about 8
a'clook en Boaday morning, burn lag ever twenty
aerat of piling grouad aad troy lag afgateea
Wr'ZiM fmmt at l.aho TU aK .
4ntly tbo werh of an la mad i ary, aa a large
etatit of coated had heea need by powrieg it
t tha ground aad ever the hoarde. The low
pat ffewvi at fl7l,of , Urared far SM,Mf.-
The roSO anae all la M m .Mi . Ut U
the Sat dimk .ub so m
Werhnaiasersrehirsael.-'
IlimiwAT Robbery I Tbe bohlest
highway robbery ever committed la this county
was perpetrated oa tbo person of J. A, Kulng, a
peddler, belonging ta Tyrone, a 11 Thursday
arteroooa, oa tbe turn-pike, about three ml lee
east of this place. Two desperadoes stepped hie
team and made him get out of (he wagon, and
while one of them took cara of tho team aad
pointed a cocked gun at the peddler's bead, the
other with revolver la band threatened death and
damnation and searched Kiting' pockets, taking
therefrom ft0 and a silver waieb, after which be
as ordered to get oa his wagon and clear out.
Tbe robber took to tba woods. The peddler
hastened to town and made Information before
Krqulrc Porter, who Utucd a warrant to Cue ta
ble McClclUa, for tha apprehension of tbe Mono
drcls, but up to tbe present time no one has beta
arrested. The next day two suspicious character,
with gnnt oa (heir sboulderr, ealled at Mr. Morris
Wallace, a few miles north of this borough, and
purchased some provisions, ttatlng-that they were
going to Musquito crock to fish and bant. Par.
ties started la purr nit and traced tbem to Llok
run, on tba North, or flotbeu mail. There they
went nader the bridge and took up the ma for
some distance, and oa coming In sight of Mr.
Rhaw's saw mill, Ihey took to the woods, evidently
king for the "dreenwood " From tbe eon'
duct of the two robbers, and the description of
Ihem, given by the peddler and the part le 'who
mat tbem tbe next day. It Is pretty reneloelvo
that tha two men who called at Mr. Wallace's
plant, are tbe part las who perpclralrd the robbery
and In all probability will succeed In making their
ewape. A remarkable fact about this robbery I),
that It was eommltted In the tnldM of a thickly
settled neighborhood, houses being 1st right at
either end of the mad where ft look place, and
jet It Was a loecCM,
Fatal Accident. From tho Tyrone !
rwef, of Friday, w take the following pertie- I
ulare of tho death ol Mr. Charles Heverly, which
otttturred at Tyrone, an Tueeday of last week .
Heverly at one time run an engine oa the Tyrone
and Clcrrfleld branch, and was known by many
In this station t "At about S o'clock on Tuesday
afternoon, tbe 2d Inst , Mr., Charles Heverly ,wbo
waa employed as ear Inspector foi the Powellon
Coal Company, la tha railroad yard at this place,
was Instantly killed. It appear that Mr. Hev
erly waa standing oa one of the tracks In tbo
yard, looking at a train of oar backing np an
other track, and after a portion of tbe train he
was watching had passed, aa engine with two
oars attached to It, backed up In tbe same direc
tion and on the track on whlek Mr. H. was stand
ing. The noise of the short train being drowand
by that of tbe hmg one, Mr III did not notice It
until within a foot or two of him, and too lata to
ae himself. The car struck him, knocking htm
to tha track, where the wheel pasted over him,
terribly orsuhing his legs and body and killing
him Instantly. A bog ear on thd rbort train pre .
vented Mr. James Carney, the engineer, from see
ing Mr. Heverly, or be would have been able to
stop the train and saved tie unfortunate aen'i
life, aa the train waa only moving at tbe rate of
about four miles aa hour. Two or three men,
soma distance away, aaw Mr, Ilevetly before tbo
car struck him, but their shouts uete not heard
by eltner Mr. Heverly ortbs engineer in time te
prevent tha accident." .....
Ckntkknial ExcrRsion Rat fx- A
circular has been Issued by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company, addressed to It ticket agents,
setting forth that tbe sale of excursion tickets
during tbe continuance of the Centenulal Ex
position at Philadelphia, hat been authorised
from all stations on tbe Pennsylvauia Railroad
and branches, beginning May 1, and continuing
until November Ifl, Inclusive. Bald axourslon
tickets will bo good for fifteen days from day of
issue only, not counting tbe dagr on which tiokeu
art eaid. Tbe company have prepared, crper ifljp
fer tho purpose, centennial excursion . ticket,
printed on blue tinted puper. Tbe rate from
Clearfield to Philadelphia and return u 10.i3.
Half tickets, for children between tho agos of
five and twelte years, half price. Purchasers of
tbawe tlokcta cannot atop off en route unles at
jo notions, ate for tbe purpose of taking an ex -1
prcsa train east or a local traia to tbeir home
from said junctions. No special rates will be
allowed for excursion parties, ocletiea, lodges,
ete. Cen duo tors and traia agents will sell ex-
eurilea tickets through to Philadelphia from all
stations where there I no acent.
Cl-KARr-IELD COAL TRADE. StutO-
nitnt of Coal and other freights sent over the
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for the week ending April 19, 1670, and
the tame time last year i
COAL.
i r t i. tubs.
For tbe wek
W,J78
Same time last year ,
1,724
17,664
Ioerease
Previously during year
Same time Last year. .,
H S4S.404
267,721
Increase,,... ...i
B5.T7S
..; 8M.TW
.... SM,44
Total In 187 ;
Bam time last ytar n,n ,
Increase
V t oraaa rnRiairra.
103,127
dumber ,
,...161 cart.
Miscellaneous freights.,
... al
Houhe Dt'RNKD, T'Uo dwelling hoilftu
of Mr. David Bloom, about six miles south of this
borough, was totally destroyed by firt on Run day
afternoon last. A II bis household goods were con
sumed, and but far a abawer ef mia and the wind
taking a sudden torn, hi barn would alio hare
consumed . Tbe Ire was so sodden, and the
wind blowing at a hurricane rate at tbe time, that
nothing eould be saved but tbe olo thing which the
family had on their persons. We did not learn
tho eause of tbe fire. ' ' f
Man Killed. The Altoona Mirror,
of the 4th lost., say that a tramp name unknown
supposed to be n Oerman, while walking on the
track of tha Pennsylvania Central, almut. two
Uef west of Huntingdon, wai struck by tbe en
gine of tha Day Express and Instantly kiltud.
His remains were taken te Huntingdon, where
they were properly eared for aad burled. Anoth
er warning to track -walkers. ' '
Lint of letters remaining unclaimed
In the Postnffloe at Clearfield, for the week tndlng
May 1th, 1875;
Bush, loo
Lirlngstoa, Hamual ,
Mi 111 van, Thomas
Moorebead, William
Thayer, Mies Tillle
Brubeber, Joseph
Flegal, L Q.
Haney, Jacob
Herman, Job W,
P A. OAf
.IN, P. at
(Jo to The Normal! It will be ob
served by an advertisement In tbis Issue, that Su
perintendent Gregory will open hil Normal Hohool
at Curwancvllle, oa Monday, May 12d. We un
derstand the applicants at this time are more
u true roil than aver. U is evident tbatonrteioh
ers are determined to Improve themselves and
master their profession, just as they should do.
Tie saw-mill oM. M. Ellis A Sons,
near Osceola, together with all Ita content and
maahinery, waa burned to tbe ground, oa Friday
night last. The mill had juil been pat in thorough
repair, ana, !, ki hM ho Bi Mbwt tt
prtmleeo for several days, It was evidently fired
by some malicious aooaudrel. ' The loss Is esti
mated at about $4,r00, oa which there Is aa In
surance of $J,"00. (
In Keed or Repairs. Parties in
form a that tha htldge aoaoss the Clearfield
creek at Glen Hope U rery mnch eat of repair.
A new roof at all events la wanted, tr prevent
the llmbera from getting wet, aad In this way
put tbe structure in a line of decay. Wo presume
tba OetamiaticMieM will giro tba matter taalr
attention at aa early day. ' '
The Leonard Graded School closed
a vary neoessful and pleasant term ef eight
months en Monday of this week. Daring tba
last ten days previous to etosiog, tbe pupil past
ed a thorough and aatltfaotory examination fa
tbe various hraachea taught, which if alike cred
itable te teaohcra and scholars, Tbt youngster
will have a good time Ter the next three months.
Do not forget that hy tie is prepared,
with n large Meek ef teat, syrups, eefleo , sugars,
tobaecot,ead all kinds ef groceries, to sell at very
low rates. Fcmons wiabiag to buy In quantities
will do trail to coma and price kls good. Coun
try store furnished with greearles al city prices.
mm e c --
Frank Cooper and Lewis Mi nehart.
of this place, left for St. Paul, Minnesota, on Mon
day last, where they expect to remain tomt timt.
George C. I'assmore is agent at this
place for Cope' Phosphate. Ree aard our new
advertlaesneals.' V i-
i t i n
' TbeSherifT'tSalcs. Register's Notioi't,
aad Court Preelamatioaa art pubiisbed le-aay.
V
QuiU a numbor of our cititons de-
pftrted Caateanialward em Tataday morning.
Jiook out for tce erfsm signs.
The
u iai approacatng. t
A NOTI MOM HUSTON.
- P tar lain, PirnTa., April M, ISTfi.
En iron Rare a Licit i la mv article auhliahed
In yoar lane af thi week. I aaa mada to atmak af
Huetea tewaablp, saying tight mills School US
ear Iftf. I SiS aet meaa that, fl wrote M. Vive
mum e smetwr aarress. The Banerviaora aad
4vaveara hart ataea awt, aad lev a Kowd tag
af three Ut aad aa Poor taia. Tkie aiUI aUai
all oar Local Taxes together at about tight mills
CarlS7fi. Yeare, UfiQ-
ALTOONA DISTRICT- CFNTRAL M. t. CONFER
ar nav. wn. a. pill.
I propose merely to write a sketch embracing
tbt outlines of the work, leaving tbe details to be
written more fvMy by tbe pen of seme Inturt his
torian. The Altoona district Is located in the counties
ef t'learJield.Ccatre, Blair, and a portion of Uuot
tngdon. flieot man ties traverse almaat tt.t cen
tra! portion ot the Hiatt, and their resources con
sist in agrkeulture, minerals and lumber. Tha
present progreasot developmont unfolds abuadaat
produole lor tbt industry of the laborer, and tbt
future prospect of Ibis region of country Is un
known in ibe eahauetlee nobes thalwill reward
tbe enterprise of those who seek for Ita treasures.
At the last session of the Central Pa. Conference
thirty -two statiupa'aod circuits were embraced In
its bounds, and Rev. T nomas M. Reese was ap
pointed Presiding Ulder in ehers;e of the district,
and of 30 travel mg preachers, 0,A63 members and
UVS probationers. In trying to account fur this
wonderful growth of r)crlpturl holiness, one feels
like exclaiming at the start, What bath Uod
wrought t"
In I77A, tbe whole number of preachers In tht
church waa 24, and of members 4,V21. Now, a
single district exeeed that number of preacher,
and contain almost twice the number of member.
The Introduction ef Methodism to al) this tac
tion of country was mada at Huntingdon la a verv
early year, which society may be considered the
mother church. Dr. 8 terms in bis history of tbe
M. K. t-hundi, tclla us "4't.et aa early as 1776,
only about nitio year after tbe epoch in American ,
Mciuouifui, Alli-bMei try tier, m iocel preaener,
iienetraled lo near the towu of llumtinidoo, on
the Juniata rier, built himself a mill, and labored j
UiliKentiy at bif huuit-te nvooatlon, and a" dill
gently to lound Methodism ataeug tbe aeattered'
aeitlere of tbia wild and beautilul liatabbtrbood.
From thta aocttly Metbeulam waa bronaxated
inru)u we raiievaaua amaoi imsparioi rnn
sylvania, Circuus and station hate been grow-
ng up tor the lact feventy-llvw or eighty yeats.
To the northeast of tble miefina-fteld of Cryder,
lies Peon 'a VnJlty.aow of the must famous ia the
Ktatw. Robert Pennington, oat .of tht earliest.
Metbodieta in Delawartj. ataixraled lu ibis romaa-
lie region and settM in Cm ire county, where be
iouudt d Maibodiim. Ha ti honored among Ms peo
pie as the first Mvlbodiatof tbo valley. He built
a log chapel among the mountains, which is still
lamilierly-known aa Father 1'onnliiglon's Church.
Prom I lii obscure source refreshing streams have
tfouelwiih through tbe whole ValU-y. All tbe
MlhoUiaiu of ibat n-gion date fiom tbe labors
of Hubert Pvnnlngtoa
In the general minutes we find the first mention
ol Huntingdon in I7tw. riamncl Hreeteand Dan
iel Combs were tbt preachers. Ia 107, Dald
Eagle appears, with h. Matthews aa preacher in
enurge. m Jtuu, tne Dm appointment in tbe
Cleartleld region was called Moabannon, rtev
Daniel Statiaberry in charge. He i the first ilia
erant preacher known to bare crossed tbe Alle
itliehy mountains and labored In Clearfield conn-
ty. Ureal revivals of religion oeeurred ftnder hli
miulstry, and bit mrmory is etill fragrant in tbe
reool lei Lion of tome ot tne oltlest mombere. in
1812, Huntingdon and MiwtiadNion were united In
one appoiutment Wm. flullsr and Jobn Thomas
preachers. This form of circuit continued until
lfU6, when tbe circuit was called Raid hagls.
Robert Caddon, Henry Daker and M. Howe were
tbe preachers.
In lB2j,'lbt Jlald Bgle oifcuit divided at
OoTifWvm-e, bid in UaitiuMst, and Clear Add ap
pears Joba Rowen jireaober in charge. We can
not fix the precise dale when the first class was
organised in Clearfield town. . laaae Pout hard,
over ttU years bf age, tbt oldest member now liv
ing, joined the ebuiob la Clearfield town in 1822.
There was then an organised class of a few mem
bers. Orris Hoyt waa tbe leader. Rev. Jobn
Thomas was the preacher in charge. Tbe class
confined of only a few members, and met at a
wall house ou llie river a little below the present
town. It must have been organiied some four or
five year previous to this date. At that time
there were only five or six bouses la the lewa.
Jobn Moore, ft faithful and salou member of tbe
church, came a few years after this date and at
onoe identified himself wllb tbe interests of Ibe
church. He remained In aclivtcommunioa until
death signed bi releeee a few years agd, and be
pasted over tbe flood in hope of a blissful iotmer-
tality. I'reaoning was neia lor a long time in
private huuset. 'ibtn as the town increased, tbt
Aeadcmy and Court House were used as places of
public worsbip until a cuurrb was nuitt. un tne
Utb of October, lbX, ft eomoiittet waa appointed
(or build tog a new church jn Clearfield, ti oc
sUled of tbe following persons : lnaiab (ioodlellew.
snae ekutbard, Jobn Moore, It. 11. iJelael and
Win. Ante. The bul'iiog waa completed and
dedicated October 6th, 1311. It continued to be
ihe house of worsbip in Clearfield town for almoat
thirty rears. I'unni tni time ineenurcn nasaeu
through scenes or trial and victory.
rtr inaor years meow cnurcn tmimine was in
adequate to supply the wants ef the growing eoa-
crttfaliun. Durioc ine pastorate oi me nev u. o
Monroe, in lfti6 aud lrnO, plans were originated
or butlitiHC a new evurcn. lonamaa uoynion.
K-q., deeply interested lor Ibe welfare of tbe soe'e
ty, eeneruusly contributed two valuable lots na
toe nioia street ol toe town lor mis purport. Ji
addition thereto, he alsojravu larxe cash subscrip
lion. The members of the church, and the ei ti
tans generally, nobly oame forward and aided tbe
enterprise wtttt tneir money, itie building,
substantial hjick structure, after tbe model of
tbe first Mulberry Street M. K. Church, Williai
port, ia diaicssioas 6fixHti, waa built in tbt ytar
l bob. On jsovetuittr lain, ioow, toe nasement
waa dedicated, Rer. Wm. Harden officiating. 'The
mala audience room wae completed soon alter, the
whole cbureb easting about f ,ltm. It was dedi
cated January fttb, 171, Kev. Chaplain C. 0.
McCabe and J. W. ideagrey preatbmg en tbt oa
oaeloDi Prominent among the member in Clear
field, ia addition to those already mea boned, have
been Uee. W'. Rbeem, father ef the preeeQl tiee.
W. Rbeem: Hob. J. H. McKnally.whoeeiatbor ia
early yvtr trtjveled tbe whole ol Clear :ild oounty
aa an HineraaM D. W. MoCuwtryi T H; Murray
A. V Tatt Jwfta 4 rout man; JoDt w. nbugart
Wm. Kadebauabi Hester Ana Hadrbauab, now
A years old, who was converted at 12 years ef
age ; Mrs. U. D, Uoodieudsr ( hire. W. C. Foley
and Mr. Marv llnyotonH whose devotion to tbt
church and at teat ion thtat abo nrinbteral lu
altars have made her wtrthy of honorable mention ,
in tbe annals of this bitttry. I
The record of V tear Be id eireult alone would
fa rat ah material enough lor an intending pug to
this history. 1 tbali ba compelled to make men
tion only of a few things, i his circuit, waieb at
ona time eutbracetk nearly all of Cleartleld county,
now rs senSned totaenarrww Iteilewf ii ap-
poinimept. i nere are eaared name oo ibis
charge. Yuu ona start from Ihe top of Mt. Zioo, I
descend Into tbe Valley of Paradise, pass over
Mt. Jvy, and tro out throurh tbe land of Goshen
befcrayoat reeuh tba an A of this elrovit. j The1
oldest appointment is Centre, located 'between I
Clearfield and Curwrfnrtlle. ' This la said to have I
been the4 starting place Of Methodism In this j
county. The first cborcb was bwtrtht-reV In 1"S7,
fblllp Antes rave land to erect a enm-cn. lie I
long start has pasted. to bis eat. Of the old
i or 'it encrea't-etaar ttiaeiu aaa witt
at 111 remain, aud, though enfeebled by years, re
tain their love tor Methodism and its laalitulien.
Oihtrsof like preciuua faith could be mentioned
eliie.ee, afra.it. -
in 1M0 we bave uelletontt, John itboadet
preacher in charge. In May, 181, Methodism
was tnttndured into rhlllpufcurg. Ktv. Tnotnaa
Beeks, whows incbargif at Huntinsdon, preached
a sermon of great simplicity and power. At this
time a eJaan waa ergieited at tight members, aad
iron ibis date it e.niiiued to be a regular preach
ing plate. 1 eonlinatd ia a eireuit form until
istiT, when Phtlip'barg aiada a station.
M. K. Foster was tha first preacher, la lho7 a
new church enterprise waa inaugurated, and a new
thuroh wa created at tba cost of SV.VUO. Rev.
0. U. Tippet, D. D.r preached tbe dedicatory ser
mon to a crowded house, after which tied, -the
accessary to meet all obligations, waa
encored m about 1 1 teen usinutoe. Kev. tioorge
Uuyer, eae-of the moat sneeessral mlaitttrtof the
Conference, occupied tba- pal pit to tha fhilipe
burg elation in ibe lattor part of the ytar 160
and IcWU, filling eat tha unexpired teria of tbe
iter. b. n. near, woo, on account oi lainon
nealtn. iveigaad nw oaane, ret her uuyer in
auguratad a new aba rob enterprise, which was
euooesilully carried out by Rev. R. H. WUaon, in
17 1, and a auoetooaaa ancb awuna atlinte, tost-
lag 1 7,0 WW, waa bat It aad dedioaled. One of the
must remarkable revive la. ol religion ever known
to tbe eomtuaoi'y hat taken alaoe duriwc tbe ad-
mibietraUoa of lUv. U. U. r-tuyr, its present
pastor.
Hnttl4fbnrg appears ovt Hie minute the first
time ta 1114, with a membership of 4M J. Hte-
vena and A. lirttlnin as nreaettere, in inis Wtl
linmsturg, with 4Al aicmbert Wm. Itullcf and
. D. Cbannweth preaehers in charge, fn 1H39
4tn fnemnert-M.Jmii
fcari Mo
rot, nOW IB JleMtVW, OU 4l.m Dt...,
(,'onlereoce, at ibe prracherr. Alter thie, la IS42,
Peon's Valley Is found ta ibe mieutes, with SOW
members, and J, W. Ilaughawout preacher, who
it still living, much respected, and retaining tbe
fall vigor of bis youthful nets at a minister of the
gospel of Christ. The first eh arch on testa tlreait
waa built about one mile below Oewtrt Hall, ta
1517. i armea ate reerce was tne n ret ttiaerant
according to the beat information I tan Obtain,
wbo preaeben in ibit valley. The next ahurch
was built at Spring Mills f then one at Bp
town: after this, one at Millhelm. In S7s) a
neat and commodious brick church waa erected ia
Ctntrt Hall. One of tht xreatnt revivals of r.
ligioa known took place below Hrace1own, at a
camp-meeting in charge of Rer. J. W, llauga-
wout. una oi tne oiuen metuaert of tne church.
wbo is still living, ia Mother Sanhey, as aha is
now tailed, tihe baa heea a eon sia teat member
of the ehureh for many years, and her home a
stand-b? for tbe preacher e, where the weary ttia
erant bat att at beea warmee and led. rer these
items I am Indebted to Wm. Carson, born Janu
ary, 17VV, who for over bJI a century has been a
devoted member oi ine m. m. ehureft.
Birmingham Is the nett aa the list. It
in In 1U4, with ant memberalhompson Mitch
ell a preacher, Rtv. Jacob U ruber preached tht
first termcm, la lhUI, at tht rteidtaee af Uaorge
Mat tern, aituated on bnruce t'reek. near tbe prea-
emt rillaga ol rranklinnMa. Tba first eiiy was
formed shortly alter that time. Rev. Qidaua
Draper was then tne colleague of (Jrnber. Meorge
M altera and hi Wife were both Methodists at that
lime. (Samuel Mattern, their eon. alill survlvi
htepareatet and it Urn oideet mahiber em II
charge. Althoagb but a boy when O ruber ahd
Draper preacbtd In his father's boa, be dis
tinctly remembers tne mntlneia of Draper te chil
dren, aad tba terror that Umber was to bora and
dugs. Ia 1860 Clearfield clreelf was divided, and
est llearileld ainears. With 1RH tjidmhera end
J antes uanrbie aa prtather. Ia 1.1 Mew Wash
ington e iron it was formed out of a portion ef
rairit,, pup ova umviri ana iienry nonman
Ibe preaeher ia aharga. The first aermoa in New
W aabiagtoa borough was preached b; Rtv. Tbo.
MeUee, to the house of Jama fiallaebar. about
tbe rear ll. Rev. Timothy Lee, father of Rer.
Joseph Lee, began preaching a year or two later,
in the woods on tht btnks of tbt river, near where
Ihe HusQuehenaa Cbireh now stands, la )H31
Rev. Joha Itowea formed Ibe I ret aoefely, at lot
boa ef Jatob Ie, about a wile from tha nraeeut
altt tf New Wathlngten. Among the naambere
were Jaaoti Me aad tamlly, Mrt. Oallagber and
her ton Jan.ee. hire. MoKwaa. Jamea Mutlee. the
father of Tbo. A. MaUee, aow one ef the stewards
el the oirenit, John Users and wife, Ueerge Atchi
son, aad, la a few years after, Samuel Sunder lead,
ahe same iB ar eight miles Irem the rivtr to
aitaad elasa. The ftnt tburrb was dedieated la
New Wasbiagtaa, ia the ytar llfifi, vhp jMWah
S. L and Joseph i. mete wtrt the preaoUrt to
charge. ItwaebnHtaftois.andpBsinittforlTen-
ty yeata, when It gave place to tbe present mere
eommodioas structure inthitaanityear aannant
enmte to tight for tbt irtt lime, with a member
ablp or fiO, and It history Is about as well known
a any other In tbe Conference. Ia 186S Altoona
ttalioa was formed, Rev, Juba II. Hyland pastor,
with a mamberthln of 116. Altoona Methodism
has bad a career of arowlh that baa heut equal
pace with Ita advancement in populatloa and
wealth. Its wne ebarge, that appeared la tbe
miautea la 163, Is augmented by two other sta
tions, success full v formed lu IKAW and 11)73. Let
us al this timt briefly review the whole history of
Net boa ism at this place i ine nrst eiass was
lormed in May, lcot, by hot. ueorge uuyer,
preacher In charge el Birmingham circuit, of wbiob
Altoona was then a feeble appointment. Kdtaoud
Hawkins waa leader of tbe firat alas about throe
months, when Thomas Klray was appointed. The
Drat church was built in 1B63-64 i dedicated by
Uev. Wm. B. Edwards, August 10th, In6i. Tbe
second one. under tht paatoratt of Rev. J. 8,
McMurray, In 1867 -AH, The third efaareh was
orgaalaad by Rev, D, Uartman torn manned In
1114, and the basement dedicated In 176. In
1871, under the pastorate of F. B. Riddle, the
church building of the first oharge was entirely
remodeled, making one of the most comfortable
ch areata in tht city. Tht most remarkable re
vivals took place In 1S6H, under tbe pastorate of
JteV. H. A. WtUOB. IB I no nev. w . u. onnia
wood naatori 1H67. Her. J. 8. MeMurravi 171.
Rev. F. B. Hiddlej and in 1876 and Ibtfl the
churches of tbe eily were visited by a must gra
cious revival. The pastors. Rev, James Ouma,
Rev. 8. 0. Swallow and Rev. J. W. Leckie, re
solved to wake a united tflort for the salvation of
tbe neoole. Durinn tbe mouth of January, 1 W7 ft.
union meet ings of ibe three charge wore beld.whiob
were woBdarluliy nitt ta ine conversion oi sin
ners, the ouirkenini of bvlievi-rs, and tht unify.
lag of Me) bod Ism as a great moral power in the
city of Altoona. It is eat I mated that, as a result
of these meetings, five hundred soul were con
verted toUod.
In 10 the Clearfield circuit was further di
vided, by tbe formation of n charge called Clear-
field and Curweneuillt, with 2tt members, leaving
to uienineid circuit iv members. Iter. A. M.
Barn iti waa appointed par tor of the former, and
Kev. 0. Cleaver and Bur. U. M. bhowaller had
charge of the other.
In I860 New Washington and Glen Hope wtrt
united into one appointment j. Kelly and J.
Hunter preachers. In ltlU a further division was
made, and Janeavllle appears oa the minutes,
wn'ch in 1 8C t wa ubanged to Uleo Hope, and
thereafter maintain It place in the llsi of p.
poiutments as Ulan Hope circuit. Tht first ser
in od was preached ia Olen llote by Rev. A.
Keaggy, grandfather of i W. Wright, in 1847.
The preaching place was a sohoel-boua until
18M, then a new church wa built, In which the
firat sermon waa preached by Rev. D, M. telle.
Among tbe oldest member a now living are John
W. Wright, aged T years, be pitted by Ilisbop
Asbury, and bis brother, IK-nry Doebm Wright,
now 06 years old. Roth these brethren have long
beta identified with the cbureb as its most aealoua
aud active supporters.
In 1H3 we find Port Blalllde first mentioned,
with 116 members. Then, in I'ritlS, Howard, with
2i6 members. Metbodisui had feeble growth in
Howard for many year. Two eauin-meetings,
largely attended and, quite suooeesful, ware held
Bear this place ia tbe years IH30 and 182 1. Many
people caste to bear aad see tbe aoisy Methodists,1
wbo were then not popular, because of their so-
called disorderly meetiogs. From 1840 to 1843,
there were a great many aacessiont lo tbe cbaroh
and leas prejudice against Methodist. In lt4.1a
protracted meeting was neia ai racaer e vr are
bouse, at tbe Bald Eagle canal, which resulted in
many conversion. As the fruits of this revival
a new church waa built in 1844. This served as
a preach tog place -for twenty-five years. It bat
now given way to a more substantial and eommo
dioas structure, which waa dedicated in Decem
ber, 1874. , , ,
In 1804 Milesburt appear aa a separate char ire,
with 174 members, ihea llalf-Mooa, fa 1886,
with 443 membera. Then Doneansville, in IMAM,
with 167 member, and Martins burg, with 216
membera. The first Methodist aermoa preached
here was la 1813, by Rev. Jamea tie we 11, but be
did not form a eoelety. This region of country.
Morrison's Oovo, waa settled by Uermaa Baptitta
or Dunkerda, and there waa much opposition to
Mtb(lim. In Ittiv, lantel liloom, a eon verted
man, and favorablt to Methodism, aamt here from
McConntllsburg.' Then Rev. Wm. Barnes tame
and left with him aa ai'poiatuient fee a week
night In September, 181U, At that time there
were seven professors of rtligien. There Wat
mucn opposition, but emir liarTner, aa at waa
called, said be would preach ha quarter out, " If
the Devil came from hell and ML the candles with
brim (toot matohea, nod, be bad to preach uvtr tbe
the DCvil'a back."
Martiasburg was taken into Huntlagdoa cir
cuit ia Jn7Z. 1q itzt an eDort was made lo build
a thuroh, and over $700 were rubeerlbtd, for they
were to mind Ihe discipline aad nut etmmeaoe un
til two-thirds of the post was subscribed. Tbt
offort was successful, and a small brick abnreh
was built. At the present time six churches and
seven preaching places are embraced within tbe
limits of this circuit.
In ISGP, Logan's Valley, with 216 members ;
Tyrone, 270 j Koow Phoe, with 70 t Corwensvllle,
Kl f aad Clearfield, 162, were ft. r mad at separate
enarges, .
To a eoNftoavaf ntxt wees;.
' BpeciatM,
William Reed It aow vtaltlng New York and
I'Mledelpaie, and ty May Utb will reocire4a
handsome stock of aew Mummer lresa UooJa,
which will he told ttry cheap. ,, mylfi-lt
R uee l as Poa Halb. R. Newton Bhaw keeps ai
fair supply or Fredonm,'Vngrtoe and Platform
wagons tor salt. lo be teaa at tne chaw lionet
yard. CaH on or add rem btm t Clear laid Ptnn
y I van fa. ma; U-tf.
Phii'iaa's tioinn Boon ro PatLABaLrnu amd
rnn Cnrrmsui Eaaiairro. Priea reduced to
TEN CENTS. HaetheMappnbliabed,
4 ef tha promlnenb pierce of interest oa the
Oreat Centennial Uroande. A bettor book thaa
nay of the fcO-eeat Outdea published. Jtaelott
priee to Jobn W. R raster, 4 tt Walnut atreet,
Philadelphia, aad get copy hy return maU. - -
nr.MEMHF.R THIH. " " '
Now Is the time of the year for Pneumonia,
Lung Ftvtr, Coughs, Colds, and fatal result of
predispoeitioa to Consumption and other Throat
and Lung Dteeaae, Boscaaa'a tdRnaaa flvm r
hal been uttd la this aeigbberbood for the peat
two ar three yeere without a single fail re to aura.
If you have not used this mediciae yourself, go
ta yoar Drug giH, O. D. VYattoa, ar Hertowiok A
Irvia, and ask them ef Ita wonderful aaecatt
among their caetomer. Two aneee will relieve
the enH eaaa. If Tea) have ae vajlh- in
any medtvlne, ' just buy a Kample Bottle
of Botehee'a tlermaa Syrup for 1 eeata aad try
It. Regular site Bottle T4 tents. Don't neglect
a cough to tare 7ft aaatt ,t aprS, 'few!y.
' WORD OK WARNIRIU.
barltfa; tha present year, at la tha paat, tat
gravt will ekreo ever thousands, simply heraute
tbty negleet tha sntant which would reetora tbem
to health. Meet the feet cet trover at the thres
hold, aad dispute hit Invasion by that more than
wnndtrful mtdleine, lv. Mortis' Hyrap af Tar,
Wild Cherry aad llorehownd. ; rkertls no tough
or told, ease of Aatbma, RroncblUe, Uload-spiu
ting, weak lungs, Croup or Whooping Cough,
which win not y told more readily to thie great
botanical, BRnBur than any other medicine. If
you would avoid disappointment and be speedily
cured, ash your Druggist for Dr. Morris' tSyrup
of Tar, Wild Cherry and Uorahoond. Jtegular
aises 60 eent and One Dollar. " i .
Prof. Parhtr'i Pleastnt Worm Rvrup It par
fectly safe, eitremely palatable. No physic ra-
Juired. Costs 26 cents. Try it. Per sale by C
. Watson and Hartawlek k Irwin, Clearfield, Pa.
mcb IZcowly.
WM. RbjIED'S LOCAL. , ,.
Come and tee the aew toed at William
Heed a, i)on't aharga fer showing goods.
Ifandrome new Plaid.
New stock of Millinery Goods, cheaper
than trer. ...... t , , , ,
v
New loaMBtr Dreas Good a. Not? Wwls.
Dee. MT6 tr '
Oa Torad.T, April 151b, 1878, bj Brf. T. Vaa
Boojoa, Mr. Joba Lander and Mr,. Huaaa Oiak
ton, botk of Becearla toaaabtp, Ulaarflald aooat,
' Oa Wadnaadajr, April llrii, 1871, b, tba R.T
S. Craigbtoa, Mr. A. L. Pnara, of Katlhana town
Ablp, ClMrflald eoaaiy, and M la Mar, II. Kuaol,
of Pranab.Ula, CloaiBaM aoaat,. ,
Oo8nnda.T,AprllTOih,l8T8,li,Jaoob Willi. m,
K.q., Mr. Uaiid II. Maine, and tliaa R.broo.
Bbinear, both of Ur.dtord lownibip, CI.Art.ld
aauat,, Pa. ,. ,
At Iba raaiiteae .f tba bridal, paranta, aa Thara
d.7, Ma; 4th, 1818, k, Har. M. Miller, Mr. JanM
B. Naif, af N.w Waablottoa. CkarOald aoaai..
and Mlat Mala B. Haed, af Troalfllla, fle.r-
a. ia aoaata. , ' '
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In Baoatar toaathl,, Claarflld .onat,, Pa., on
Prldar, April lk, lT, Mia InfanU, aad oa
Moad.T, April ITlk, 1871, And,, ngrd I y.ar, 10
noatbi and 1 1 data, ablldraa ar U. W. aod Moll.
Walk. . . . '
la Daaatar toaaahip, blaarl.ld tw.atji, Pa., on
Tuaada;, April Iblb, In7, Molly, .ir. of U, W.
Walk, fi ta ,ta, naalba and 18 daia.
Ia Utrard !ownhlp,'01carleld Moatj, Pa., oa
Tared.., April lath, 1070, Mr. Aaaalat M.rr.a.
agad 18 yaara, 4 noatba aad 28 daA.
la Bell townahip, Cl.arll.ld aonntv. Pa., an
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ntorda., Ma 1th, 1170, John Wood, Irrla, aaod
78 taare, Ta nrmthi Ahd N dea.
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NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.
In aceordance with an Act of tha General At
aambty of tbia Commonwealth, approved tht tiid
any oi Atarch, A. v. lt70 and tht supplement ap
provta me d uay or April, A. V. I "73, "rrlating
10 me eouection oi taiee in lae county or Jlear
field," notice it therefore hereby riven to the tar
payers residing la tbt districts below ntmed, that
tbt County Traurr, ia accordance with tbt sco-
ond section of said Act, will attend at the places
of holding tbe boron gh and township elections on
the following named days, fur tbe purpose of re
ceiving the County and State taxea Besetted for
mt ytar it7fl t
For Graham township, Thursday, May 11 tb, from
9 to 4 o'cl(k.
For Morris township, Friday, May 12th, from t
ia a o eioca.
For Bradford township, Saturday, Way 13th, from
v to o eiocn.
For Woodward township, Monday, Hay 16tb,froi
in a e eioew. .. . j
For Uoutsdale borough, Monday, May Utb, from
V to 4 o'clock.
For Osceola borough, Tuesday, May loth, from 9
10 a e OdocR. ,
For Dec at or township, TwsUey, May lath, from
0 tod o'clock.
For Bogga township, Wednesday, May 17th, from
9 to 4 o'cloeh. - . -
For Wallace too borough, Wednesday, May 17lh,
irin u u im: OlOCi, a. m.
For hlaoi township, Thuriday, Mty Ifitb, from
V to 4 o'clock.
For Pikt township, FridayMay 1th, frcm I to
4 O 0IOCK
For Curwensville borough, Saturday, May 10tb
from 9 to S o'cleek.
For I'nion towaibip, Hoaday, M.y J2 1, from 10
to 4 o'clock.
For Rumberger, Tuesday, May lid, from T ta li.
ror truutvilie, lueaiiay, May I.! it, irom 1 lo fl.
Por Lutbersbnrg, Wednesday, 24th, from to 4.
For Uloem township, Thursday, 2Mb, from lit to 4,
For Penn township, Friday, 2rlih, from V to 4.
For Huston townp, Saturday, 37th, frcm ) to 4.
, Upon all taxet paid to tbe Treasurer there will
be a reduction oi five per cent., while five per
crni wil o auaiea oner ine nrtt aay oi iuiy ntit,
to all unpaid taiee, aaakinc a difiereaoe ef TKN
par ceot. to prompt tax payers. Parties can,
from the firat of May, pay their taiee at tbe
Treasurer's office. The bnlanoe of the districts
will be visited after Junt Court.
Nortca to MaamAiiTt A rare opportunity
will ba given to merchants tooomo forward at the
time and place abort tl forth, and Hft their
bireneee tor inn. . .. ,T
Treasurer's Office, 1 f, M'OATJGnEV.
Clearfield, April ,T.f - . ' . Treaaurer
TREASURER'S SALE
OP
UNSEATED LANDS
' ' - i t . . . .;
Cl.areld toanly.Pa., tbr lf aud IOTA.
lfollf. U barcb liven. In tiurtaanc or aa Aot
of Atwnbl. apprarrd Iba I ilk da. .1 Jan., A.
U. IH46. .nlillad, "An Act to .mend an Aet di-
rMtlna; th. nod. of AalHn, ToMatrd land, la
uiaarn.ia Mnnij," and taa atvaral aappltAanta
tfa.rtop tlicro will be .xpoaed lo ,al. or outer,
oa IbaOKCOND MONDAY. 121b da. of JUNK.
A. 1. 1870, tba following Iraett or pieoei of on
aealed lAn.li la AAld toantr, for toxae du. and
aoaaid, vixi '
icrraria xownaiup.
Je.' Pr. " Warrant. 1 ' Taj.
"110 ... Joha NAllar....!..... o. till M
110 ; Kradariok II.wmAa....w..,v. 01 05
101 J.nn MeMortrla ' J 10
(rl Thomal Wurl.rr.......... 10 08
80 W.inni Millar 10 OH
1M Jaaob Kin, It ti
10 ' Joba Oib.on...... ...... 12 04
216 T2 tlobarl Wilaon , '. 47 ti
80 M Joha Krtlaad..ua I If)
li no Potar o(i it ao
14 II Jrremlab Ma tr 21 ,6
48.1 11,8 Oartd llattoa 01 10
SW : Jaaob Klnj H M 14
174 , Jeranlab Moabar 8185
100 . Ceopar A Krarv II n
140 a, A Jna. llrwa..,...... , 81 08
1H 1.', Frcderlek B.i.a. 41 12
188 J Tbonaa Billinitoa - 41 44
80 Jobn lle.n... 69 10
110 US Martin Pau 100 10
M Prad ll.bla; ..,.. 17 16
260 Wn. Br.wa traot 51 60
H4 Philip Myaaneopa..! 81 74
f . OaballJanaa . , 112
1.11 J. W.r'uilb .. 30 71
418 i 163 Wn. Cray balaa. 00 18
4.18 151 Joba Uill.r 120 It
Hell ToHDAIllp.
JVa.
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too
moo
too
no
101
I (HI
III
101
71
807
1100
1.00
758
808
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4.0
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217
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tot
102
181
100
400
tl
61
121
141
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100
111
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no
121
63
14
47
III
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100
807
I
60
120
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llearj Ink,,
tw.
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,.. 487 60
... 171 10
4188
1820
1784
if 20
, Jaa. P. Anlkoof.. 117 00
18 Henry IWk 43 00
101 " " ...... tl 87
, " " .... 71 00
" " ........... 46 14
" 47 II
477
6810
1010
618
6818
4287
twit
61121
51M14
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i2
4187
6811
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21104
8810
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6028
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Nlcklia A ilrlBtb... 140 40
" " ... 100 10
. , " . .1 " ... lot o
" . ... 147 81
'' '. 151 00
" .,..'".. ii i
. . "' ... 117 01
. " ' " . ... tl 00
61 60
ltd.,
, t)..V.
.61
81
118
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10 80
41 01
l to
lit
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rr. HrorrwNfr,
t to
ll to
111 17
141 it
177 11
Tat.
(II Robettt A Pol....
a H
1321 14
30 81
4 80
17 17
Nleklla A Urintb,.
I. W. (rmllk..
Kickllo A UriOltb...
" "(Blgler)
W. R. Iloberlt...
Hubert, A Pot
'
II 04
IB 80
t 20
14 08
20 88
71 00
t 10
Ill
. Jaeon Jlreart
llartd Irrin rat.,
Jobn P. Iiale
Roberta A Poa......
A . I.. Toiler
Mlllaa L. Madura-
184 80
14 00
II 00
tl 80
10 II
Uufffe Tovrnahlp.
W.rro.lM. J.
John Tbomaa,....,..', ,
. Wm. McCormkk tl 14
Nane Bone tl 44
V. MeOoaald 74 8
Joha Hytra I, ,.,, t4 18
11 albert Bnder 17 81
: (Jra. llootmAB.,,,... 31 18
llenr FtABo. . u 48
Joha Mbotfomar,,,,,,.,,,, 24 44
(leprae Aara, 74 ft
William Traatwiae 74 10
Jobn Krphart,, ...., 17 18
lllAlr M.l'AnahAn 140 40
donee Htalnheiaer..,,M, 74 18
Wattan A Munaoa...,v,.. 61 10
Jotepb Ball. .,' j,
Joha Krea....,. ,,, 4
Tbomaa Park ., to
8amael h4 .....,.( " I S4
, Jotepb tlrlBb.,,,,,..-,. 10
h .,,,.,., 1, 14
Oa.nl AllaM,,'.'!'!!!;,"'! 14 04
Ae.
II
4 II
440
421
4;
100
131
70
181 .
427
427
100
404
427
HI
1 00
417 .
10
18
160
14
10,
Hradraral Taaiaakl,.
Warrwalea. .
A Ira Dallea.,.,,
t.aAAAAh R.aat..
Aa.
Ml
44
II
ltl '
10
II
lit
6 ,
IM
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Tat.
I II II
Ae.
161
107
141
IN
lol
141
II 18
17 It
M II
r 6
II 10
1 II
II II
Ilarrlaoa, lljard A Braoa.
Andrew Beard
Joaapb Powell....,..,.,.,
floralla L. Mall .
V. B. llet.w.n..,;iWw
Joke Hta4..,.,,
n.gh n....,....;;...J-...
100
$tiv g,divrrti(mrti.
101
im
176
100
no
to
t!.0
loo
10.1
in
1 110
1U
vo
John C.mpb.11 ...
111 llrUk....
J'.lm Volli(..
tlutti. liu.m
Andnw PMll
Job. Uul.jp H
Bl.lr M,Ljui.baa,....HMM,
Wn. llllobviii.
J.BM DuQ.D
llld A.k,T
Hnljarl Urtbata
John Mt.bolioa...,M
GoDfnfbaii! .
Brady Town.lilp. . , t
II 10
II 10
n 40
I 10
ir n
II 10
11 II
T It
19 II
II XI
It 10
10 40
I IB
Mr. Aa, fir, . HWaMM. fu.
401 801 Wn. Klrbralrlek...$248 40
"841 " O. D. OaaellandOT.., 100 10
HS4 80.1 latld K,onad. 108 10,
0211 119 Conrad Long II 00
68771
JJJ 141 ' HArjt Wjron-. 171 10
mmJ,
813 Ml . Joba DoDl.p... Ill 10
lUt 10(1 Crp.r Hllv.r 80 00
IVi 40 . ......, . 10 80
Mis) . ' "' Mil
1004 801 ' " .. 481 80
loll 004 . 0T 18
1680 001 14 " 1,1IS 20
171 J. W. Pmllb 71 10
1411 66 Tbil. II Pr..U... 80 80
J0IH III rlubcra A Pox 80140
?7 250 Ikmaiitln llrnrr 148 JO
lit 1:15 tarptr Ullrrr 178 00
178 411 , " " ar 220 40
III 8.1 r.l R.or,a HbaTar Ill 00
fiH 7VI 10 Holrtia A Kox 1,064 40
110 1 ' 11.8. t'Alh.T. 117 80
111 " 81 80
111 lit CbrlMlAO T.ona-.... M 40
100 J W. Hmllb 40 00
' " 111 llollopalar
i hakar..,...i 31 00
111 671 ' IluHoi. A Full.r.... 4l'l 0,
100 Wll.j AHoCllouib 1100
111 Jama. A. Clean... 1180
250 120 HnbartCurrJ Ill 80
tO II. A W. WlD.rl... 10 01
Burualda Townablp.
Pr. t Warrant. .
John NieholAoa.,
Aa.
101
114
;io
Tax.
... II 48
u 04 It
.. 17T It
toil
1008
6604
tl
II
114
180
424
HIS
4t
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8(10
324
100
rr.
Joha Af oiler M
MAhAlO WbitBABB..
Carpor Phaffer, Jr
D.nl.l Whilmar....
Joba l(ubl7...,
Mar Hobarta.M..M
Joba Traaalar ,
Caapar Hbaff.r..H..
J. Willi. maon
' Mar Crowrord
LaoBArd Uolllt...H.
C ht.t Townttalp.
Warrant.
80 it
3, 41
1 13
01 00
160 03
74 30
150
304 18
131 10
101 08
20 04
Ao.
100
100 ,
Hi
4.13
60
100
201
200
431
483
43.1
140
88
171
411
2.14
100
431
I5
22 '
100
150
I
I
1.1.
1131 68
WllllArA DAaaVAaa.
151 Jobn Boyd....
Joeinh IIaboi
168 Tboataa llainiltOB
Charlaa Qoblla...
Robart Ploraln,
Ieaao HlebArdaoa..H.H..M.
Jonnlbaa Walkar
16.1 Joba Cook
168 Jaepar Kain,
161 William Cook
AloOord traot
Joarpb Pipor....,..H
Uaorfa PaV
, ' i llanr, I'aRa..H
Jamea Nubia
Mebafte, A Mitchell
liatbiaa Woo, h. .......... .,
Millar A Cbriit
M . M rtM
Jobs Brannamaa
Joeeph MrMurraj
' Baa.ar Mill. Ca.......
K.rtinf (lround..............i
Ford A Rhlnkla
Bain, Kohorl
J.mea KoeaH .,
163 Joba Canainham ,
,, , Joba Mutear
lloareh
....... II It
4t 28
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... 68 71
1.10
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131 00
41 81
41 30
li 08
88 00
181 21
tl 14
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41 21
It 00
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1 02
47 14
40 80
61 IK
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10 18
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5.10
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258
431
431
to
Carlnglon Townahip.
, Wamrataa.
, Oeorje Mead
Ha.
Ao.'
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1104)
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104,
1100
1100
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8t
32t
100
150
181
; 150
804
Tax,
81 OO
410 00
lit 10
401 10
123 00
46 10
46 10
III 00
8 10
67 40
i.1l!8
6.178
6.174
1401
138,
6370
6411
6407
t:i7
6404
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1801
1801
Marti, at Bt.a.rt....
r 148 tl
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. 123 00
, 40 30
6187
6387
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107 60
1,4.16 II
M
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1101
46 Morrlt A Buaarl...
10031
807 t
1803
100
110
Pr
lit
lit
1807
TrtBafarrad for J. Rider.
10 M
Decatur Townahip.
TParraafea.
Ae.
108
Tax
Jot, UaaBiltoa.......mi
Tbonaa P. Cop.
. $74 41
. II 6J
... 164 04
166 40
70 10
18
404
4oa
vaaneo maa
Kobarl Rami ........,.
I'atriak Moor.
Tbomaa Slaaardaoa...m...K
Ann McLanaban
Joaeph Whitahall ..
Will,. a K.ana. ...,..,..
Jon. MAttoob
RobArt lUltaiofar
Joha brtnbar ....... .,.
Tbomaa Kdmuadeoa
Kamaal Hamilioa............
Caapar llaina..,,..,
William lioovar .....,
Ilarld Stawart...,..,...
Caapar llaioaa..
OllbartVoajht
Joba II arri.ua......
Xllaabath llarriloa
I. Plaiebrf..
Jamea 11 Arritoa ,.....,
1). W. McCard
111
to
at io
183 13
404
81
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168 44
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tu it
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150
60
DO
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400
mo
100
117
HI 12
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to
. 70 20
tt
100
61
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314
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. 101 00
60
lit
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136 60
81 11
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fal.
4111 80
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47 10
. 47 80
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. 477 10
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47
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26
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Albert Owent
J. I. Pennrag
A. V. IloI
Farcuaoa TowaBblp,
H orraafee.
George Roae.,.,,,.,,.,,,,
Lewie Jorilaa
Ae.
433
Pr.
ICS
74
tt
Aorera Ogdeo M,
Joba llambright.,M,.,.
J. H. P.rguaoa
J'tbB rltiBer....,.,,...,,,,..
Ilaoial Prank
Joba Urafl
Benjamin tiibba,....,w , ,
B. A Irrin
Charlaa Lewfe ,
P. Plaa from Uee. I(raw..
Prom W. Mall
Prom drier Be. ,....,...
W.rrea Bell
I. M. l'.ott from Wm. Darit.
Kirk't aalate.......... ...,..
Clrard TowaBblp.
Prr. Warrant.
00
73
86
40
to
431
to
I 46
46
It 16
04 10
4 40
18 38,
I 41
11 70
to
ti
100
I (II
41
61
A-o.
1384
63(11
1381
1371
5,171
IT SO
5368
6354
4851
6.165
i.lid
1371
1371
1301
130
1024
1KV0
3847
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1841
11106
Ae.
1061
760
not
41
1081
1100
1048
1008
1000
1100
11(1)
loo
1081
1 10
1008
856
154
11
160
61
101
III
708
1100
1110
1100
81
161
134
111
II
40
387
161
181
450
111
i0
106
III
6
114
454
i 430
110
Aa.
51
1061
1000
law
IIOO
1001
1100
11110
1104
1100
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100
' 70
10
rot.
,1348 10
Oearge Mead,
" , 81 00
' " 140 (HI
" !. ' ...... 141 01
" " 171 00
" 81 10
" " 140 00
" " ill 10
1 " ......... 37 40
" " ......... 743 00
" Sf 40
j " .......... 174 II
" .......... 374 00
' ' 4I o.
" ' " . 401 00
Morrlt A Stiwert.... tl 00
" " ... 101 10
" .. 1 70
100 '
100
.... H
George Mead,.
1 16
. 34
188(1
1361
6351
317
6.176
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1VJ4
1020
1:i0
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1027 ;
1028
1887
1830 1
3048 j
1887
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1017
3650
1019
1831
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1031
11131
1137
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131.1
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1811
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131
1333
1.121
83.11
11121
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1814
1314
1321
6317
1821
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1014,
IV31
1681
1021 '
1881
1881
6311
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6331
1131
Morrlt A Stewart..
. 4 18
Ueorge Mead....
804 10
....1,134 10
..........1,134 20
" " ........1,134 20
Morrlt A Slewart bal I 41
. ... ' If 00
... " ... - .. .. . t 14
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11
71
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, " " . .... 44 21
' " " .... 1 40
1013
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Pr, Warrant,
fltorge Mead...
Aa.
Tal.
I 111 44
, 14 64
, 48 41
161 04
, lot 44
, 147 14
, 121 11
, 821 61
41 40
VI 40
, 161 06
14 11
401
104
lit
171
411
441
444
144
4 IS
804
431
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e
Morrlt A Stewart."
481
431
" " , II 66
" " .... 7 46
William Mapea 117 40
110
III
168
433
481
481 .
431
438
431
431
4.18
4.11
163
. 26 40
.. I'll 71
.1,101 tt
. 41,1 06,
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1101
1104
411
178
II
411
lit
21
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100
114
ltl
100
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171
11
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f . . " ....
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Morrlt A Stewart,,
III
tt 44
14 tl
7 14
. 01 14
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I 10
44 14
14 M
li 41
II II
II tl
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O, H. Wood ,..
l Morria A btewarl,,
( btrlet P, jtpb.rlt,
- Hear. tUad......
Owaer llakaowa,,,..
74
401
I 41
a T"
..(161 41
101
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11
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ll N oarer jierrll 4 Co..'.....,
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Warrant.
Ao.
Ill
I VI
411
111
ii;
in
in
4.':8 .
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Tar.
HI
Ckrlatlaa Blarka....
..$131 II
121. M.llklu Voaa,....M..M III 80
168 Ukrlatiaa lla,at.....p,..
411 II
Ueora. MuaeerAtalua......... 11 30
Tbomaa Tadlar 151 81
Uaatei Oraey......,M..,. I;il 83
tl Uaorfo 11. her 131 07
141 Tlmolb P.AVoa............. 471 11
Itai Joha Barr..........;,w...i 476 111
II Kinanaal Suaart 81,0 40
488'
868
180
48
William (lra..k...A.... 141 74
Oaora. Moor. 70 It
" ...........v.. til 71
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3d)
134
Philip (llonnlBiar.;.,,.;. lot 81
lid
. Jobn MuCaboa..
, 131 10
08
. M
George Baker
Joba MoCahaa
Lam, ULaek
Illnjamla Wlltoa...
Joba Wbltmar
. 140 II
, 111 03
, I8i 41
, 117 38
, 131 84
, It 01
, 104 II
, 80 12
, 6
14 84
, 114 21
4 88
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180
III
121
111
1.11
181
Pilot Sbaw ,
Id.Ard Hand
108
tieorjre Moore
Beajamla Wllaoa ,
Pilot Bba.
Tbomae Moatagae........
Daniel PaUenoa
Nonltar aitata
Klebard Alb.rU........
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to
12
80
101
680
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101
1020
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408
401
200
lit '
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1041
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871
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400
741
170
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160
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4221
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6080
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2000
2001
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3601
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1578
3571
3504
3807
3507
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1,482 41
1,401 48
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121
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184 88
1 40
J. 1. Klddtr
4t
Moort A Utlaa....
0.1 II
716 06
1,101 88
" .. 477 to
William Power..... ' tot 81
1.161 00
80 Readlng,Rieh.plaa 1,074 17
17
vv tt
161 18
,001
III 10
Jamei Wlltoa.....
William Powaa
K. fiboemaker..
28 04
171 00
41 0
Wilt)
188 38
171 II
121 74
William Powara.,..
Wood'rd A PiaBt.
.. M
Moore A Dolaaa..
811 40
I 03
I M
484 13
111 13
1,401 13
VI t
' 144 12
1,131 20
1,301 18
Robert! A For..
Jemet Wlltoa..,,
- 728 70
William Pow.r..... 454 08
' 171 11
438 00
' lU 3
Jemel Wilavn..
628
Moort A Delaaej..
101 OV
171 00
4.10 00
Ml? 21
11 RakatU t F.l..
ear at
1,601 10
Moere A Dalaa....
x:ib at
nobant a ox.
1,0.11 00
401 01
1,481 41
101 88
bal..
401 18
141 18
.... 1,301 04
..... 1,481 48
IK!
1,171 1.1
.... 1,481 8
3581
8804
1,4KZ BO
1,418 61
6088
4101
151
William Pow.r...
Mi 88
131 12
70 12
114 M
Jamea Wllaoa.....
Jobn DnnlAp ......
DuBola A Soe
Ranoldt tab. dir.
J. Mloblia
RtBelde tab. alir.
J. Mcklln
Ravnolda ma. dir.
21 71
J.lfieklla..
I Reno)da anb. dir.
J.Mcklia....
I Ranolda aab. dir.
J. Nlcklia
I ReBolde aab. dir. '
J. Nieklla ...
I William Powore....
Jiordaa lowaablp.
Warrant.
111
37 I
337 tt
Ae.
Tal.
4.13
Thomat Martia.
Robart Martia
William JohBttoa
DaaMlSmilh..l.,...
Richard Ptierf..;......
...1101 06
.. 04 12
. f 08
. II 74
1H1
41
100
200
124
224
II
.. 141 44
P. A A. FltBB.,
.. 81 64
.. II 00
... It 11
111
Rlehaid Petere.
Phili, Foatt........
Kartbaaa Tawnablp.
ret,, 'Warreratee. , : Tel,
Ueorga Mead.......... 1121 11
, " " . 180 42
" " 17 42
" " . ....... 1 tl
It " " ......... 14 41
r - 113 11
151 41
.William 8m Ilk
Mere A tit nor
44 74
11 W
I 71
ooba aimiAad.ZT.!
Hugh MeUonlglt
Kmeriok A Ra!Ur.
'' Claodraa Barmo...
id. McU.rr. ........
44 40
4 64
11 II
64 01
11 10
I II
1 10
10 tl
WlllUrd ,
William V Keating.,
MeCloak A Patur.
'Joha Metiarrr......
1 II
f 40
Jl Joha MeU.rre ....... 47 73
4 " ,.... SI II
14 42
J. Willroa Roaeb.
' 1 1
Cbarlee Coaowar
Praacla MeCo Bain.
Jobb ailllland
William V. Keetlag.
C. Willlak, bal
I II
is to
II II
4 07
I II
103
Kuoi Townahip.
Per. Warrant.
Ill Jot. Wllllard.. $ 18 13
11.1 Robert Ura 117 61
41 Joba BrlnkhariL. ....... 61 71
163 Sarah Wad.. 117 81
It. (leerr. INeV-,....... 117 81
151 'M. harualI.i..."J..J. 117 81
163 (Jeorge Aah(oa 47 43
Benjamin Poaltaa, 17 61
Iarael Merrle.........
Martin Pieroa .
laaballa Jordan
John I'lerce
,4.. R.J. . ,
141 J .'UMrayAMaiMoCorttiek!!
99
433 ltl
114 111
Sntannah Ward,.
William llaaler,..,
Joka Dora
Kane Roblaaoa..
Owen Talk
11
100
Lawrenra Tawnablp,
Per. Warraalee.
Ne.
62M
5301
Ae.
104
1104
1104
1114
1104
1104
1104
1104
104
1 1110
1100
1101
1100
1101
1100
1100
1100
171
130
81
77
111
111
1,1
1020
44
17
14
714
1167
llll
401
1101
74
141
17
George Mead..
1301
1301
6301
1.104
1301
1106
130f
1301
1.101
6310
6311
6201
6204
6201
12V8
62V1
6JHI
1001
Roberta A Pox
George P. Oaliek....
Ilugk Jordea
John HMd
RndMph 1.11.
Robert! A Fox
Joba B. Garriaoa...
leaAA Grom.
laaae dahlia
6201
524
617
I3V4
6101
1101
I rot
llll
(Jeorge Mead
Bllla Irwlt 4 Boa...
Latheraa Cbaroh
Hear Mead
I - M. Shirk
Oal Let
Morris Torraehlp.
George Wet tel..
William Wert,
Chrletiaa Werta
Ilaoltl Loaok
Jnae Yara.ll.,.,, .,.
Jamee Taraer
Per.
Tax.
...1515 81
.. 166 44
... Ill 71
.,. 41 41
... 18 41
... 1 01 81
... 11 II
51 04
George Ilahaeker..,.
PeUr Varnell
Clem Rtlokor
John Veagba
JoBAlbAB Neeblt...,
Bltlr Mel.aneblln..
,. 187 II
II 04
.. lVt 18
.. 11 II
,. 11 OS
to
I 04
14 43
1 II
1.11 41
164 II
jAtob 44rAl7rttM(.li.y(...,,
Jareh Urtff
TliomAl Morrlt
Ill
111
111
111
151
163
III
111
161
111
161
William Morrlt..,
Samaal Meredith.
'William Miller,,,
... 144 II
144 21
lllltle Morrlt,, ,
Tbomaa FitttlmmeBl
George Clmer .,..,..
Robert Ura.......
Patrick Moon
Mar Morrlt
Meagnt Miller
; NoiUiFratez .......,,...,
WllllAm Stiwtrl....
Rlehnrd R, imllhV,'.'.','.'.',
Jamee Smith.,,
f. trick Ha
Robert O lean
John Hnaton
Frnaela Johetlen
David Boeerege
Walter A RaaBBBl.,.,,.,
ehrlrl Beker.... ..
Hmea Ural,.,., .,
164 II
.... 164 11
.... 164 II
... IN II
164 II
.... 144 II
... 104 71
.... 164 II
.... 124 W
. 81 41
... 44 44
.... 43 I
... 31 I
.... 133 14
... 144 44
.... 4 It
,. II !
W 31 '
431 'II,
1VI
407 111
144
.7. 1.
I
81 71
II It
44 41
II
vopraa Bwena...,
l Joan Gran-....,.,.,... 4 17
M. ReeeVaaewee,,J.. 4 17
Fraderiel liable, 14, ,
MMlblA, Bgk, w I, A3
w a?t?l K
(TT . f,ea l'eeiw,j,., If
Ne. Ae.
Mil 747
Mil 1041
M04 1140
M14 1IIX
14111 167
5400 1100
6411 1100
1430 131
1661 111
1641 it)
- ' 144
40
8651 lit
1144 474
704
r-.".'-. 11
74
JO0
11
1661 100
147
Mi
104
17
41
94
104
to
1091 253
, 14 17 t
' 1,121 II H J
- 188 II W , ,
...... 111 10 O L
" - HI 14 hi, 1 1
124 40 1 BBI
......... 10170 ' ' ! ?
in ii w wmw
. ii at o
" mo O BB
-.. ii 83 a m
" ia. .a n
' $rw$dMrtifrmtnt.
It
r
16
Matlklaa llaagh ....
Hear Dr laker......
Joaeph Hable ...........
Joe. Potter
Fraaole Jehaetan.
M M ,,,.
.Jaaob Graf. .........
Fann Tawnablp,
Per. wtnaAiraa.
,. II tl
,. I 1
,. ! II
04
IM
4f
III
No.
6011
651
61
1V6I
661
631
634
.. II II
.. St II
.. 14
. II 18
Aa.
SH
1(13
171
80
01
III
Ml
111
141
10
14
6f,0
100
It
101
104
14
Tax
Nlcklia 4 Orllib
4511 64
. 4.17 10
154 40
.. Ill 44
.. II 40
... 161 64
164 04
..4 111 Ml
t3i
688
1037
6V13
111
.... Ill 00
.... 30 40
... 1 44
... lai 4
.... 44 04
14 40
.... 14 40
.... 44 44
.... II 44
Joarpb Booa.
tlH.
Plkej Townablp.
Ptr. WABBAATBB.
Joha Nlekoltoa
Na.
1711
Tax'
4171 to
. 14 24
. 1.1 46
. 164 86
. Ill 86
. II 50
. 10 II
. Ill 04
710
114
110
43.1
24
l!d
101
4 la
16
:i4
174
4.0
r.oi
VI
167
Ae.
27
IH3
11
1041
680
1071
1771
1771
1774
1771
1774
1777
.lame, Wlleoa...
Joha Nlcholroa
1777 ,
626 -
Rirklln A Urlffth,... 47 36
111
1770
1770.
1776
677J
6776
No.
4154
42tl
4261
1871
4266
1670
4164
4263
4257
4361
410
410
4260
4J60
47 II
J.'llB NIoholtoB.,
: l . i ' H
Jtmta T, LaOBard
Pine Townablp.
18
11
41
4
II
Per. WABBAVTBB.
II Jamee Wlltoa..,
Ill " " ...
Tax.
$1,1M 11
Ill II
" " 481
II Moore 4 Delaaej.., 714 19
Jamae Wlleaa 100 ti
Moore A DelaBe... 1,104
Jamee Wllaoa...
Mt IS
147 40
861
64
401
401
V0
16
VI
VI
41
171
IO0
an
Ao.
11
11
. 2.4 M
II 14
... 11 14
. II 14
. 43
II 00
tin
. UN
.' 43 N
1 71
4201
loot
4110
4161
5781
Roberta 4 Fob..
Jamee Wilton....
41 Jobn NieholAoa..
Ualoa Townablp.
Per. wabbartbb.
Ill Roberta A Fox..
. 81 10
I 60
li 16
Ne.
360.1
351
1061
11
10
1011
3001
Tax.
...11,876 10
4IM
an
... 1,151 H
... - 17
... 604 N
.. 158 02
. 21 17
... 101 N
381 " " ....
ll " ...
441 . -. , r
"174 H ' A ....
104 ....
82 41 ' . ..
186 " " ....
7I 41 , ,.
Joilt , 44 I '
loll 44 " ...
1024 66 ,
074 44 . '' .m
654 ' ' ....
Ill " " ....
141 17 Jamei Wlltoa..,
167 li ,
1001
154
1008
1587
3604
3184
330!
3588
1587
... 121 10
... ill II
... 171 1
,.. ' 131 W
,.. M 17
... 1,171 N
... 4.17 14
... Ill 71
... 141 71
... 41 87
1661
4151
4261
.. 61 14
... 131 17
Woodward Tawteblp.
At.'
461
-Per' WABBaarta. Tax
151 JoBalhaa Weill .....4S 41
IM John Rail..... to 88
431
104
William Wilaon..-......... 61 41
433
111
Itaae Wheeler IN 14
Hi Hootman II 46
0
1.14
MAr Nlel 471 40
Benjamin Jobnttan........... 144 40
Hagart .......... 781 II
4
370
401
80g
III
MettbiAe Barton ,..... 136 1
Bal. Hagert traet....,4,08 40
Joba MeCahaa................ 444 84
141
41
100
Roland K'aoi..
234
Pigot Shaw . t to
Sebaatiaa Gran .... 114 to
211
438
71
161
Tbomaa Kdmnndaoa 437 13
Jamee Arehbridgo..... ...... 0.14 1
431
314
Jona Matter Jr.... ....... III 40
121
till Uootmaa....m
211
Chaae Rieketit 71 80
Joe. Clerk ......, 14 40
Joka MoClollaad . II 18
George llootmea... II 18
B.rbara Bnder 83 18
Philip Fonat 104 44
144
100
100
104
431
413
4.13
jBoeb U. Howell..... 104 44
William Jobaetaa 101 (4
George Broekham.... 108 N
Amael Kmlia....... 11 64
Hear Shaffer.............. B3 10
104
361
0
148
Cbarlee Hifbt 164 44
Denial Turner 107 08
John Low 114 M
187
16
104
laaae Geoo.............. 104
tl
Roland arena 11 N
Joha Ilarrlaoa . 177 16
444
Joaeph Clark 41 40
Benjamin Joknaloa......... 101 N
Reabea Balnea. ......... 181 48
Lake Morria................ Ill n
Qeorg. Aaktoa....... II 86
B. J. Prober 101 f6
Sntanaeh Ward M 10
Joba Vengbl lit 48
"1
II
In
147
a .
14 ' 154
William Porker...,,..... II 10
Cberlee Lowa ,,, , ,,,, , , -
17 "
II
Joha Canaoa .... 841 II
Henr Drinker. ............. 611 11
William Drinker ,. MO 44
Mat 8andwioh..,.... tt 48
Mar Neil ... 144 N
William Lathere 14 it
424
144
.14
74
31
li
Jamte Akiander....m I tl
J. B. Walun....,..., Ill 11
14
, ,, "ww....,Ht aaa ia
I J A. a P,Br,e........,4. 4 16
High Rtlann .........' Ill 48
144
1
tbob.
....
llll
JANIEL GOODLANDKR,
lilt
1147
1171
.. .
llll
LUTHIR8EVR0, PA.,
Dealer In
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
IIOS1ERT k GLOVES,
HATI 4 CAPS tad BOOTS 4 SHOES,
1174
Mt
144
nilliam wirutr. ............. 4 16
' '- " " 4 10
' ' ' . MeOAliaHHV, Treaaanr.
Clearfield, April i, 1874-K. ' -
t r ,1 .oo
u5 :'
a 4
'j. ? . .-I. i-t ft T .t?
r... 117 81 -t... LmU , , "3 I
4 "T-1 IMS e
, 110 tin LZTL) a
67 18 , . I
a 17 feBI I
M 01 eaaaJ I
.414140 .,,... -1,,,.,, ...
" . 164 16 n M
a tun to rwaani I
M 1 ... . a I
,1. ' , - , . ' ,
1,661 ao
1,861 ao i " 4. "
" ihm 13 rJ
88 7 ,mi afl -
21 44 $R . . . , . M
ji 41 o , a .
I 10 aj-l J
104 04 tat S
a it qj - ... m
i i "73 api
370 16 ep it
ino it ZJ m.
. Hill a, a
IM e, . H
w : ".,.1 ' 1 1
a
CZ2"
L I
a
ToUeea, Gneerioa aad Flak, Ntllt, Hardaait,
amniware - - uiaaawBta, ail BBd
Bot' Clotblog, Dregi, pAlttt,
Olle, School Bookl,
a Urge let a( Pateal Madteltat,
Caadlee, Njle 4 Dried Fmlta, Caeeeo tad Cratk-
en, a eat aa mat Pewdtr,
Flour, Grain 11111 Potito,
Cltler AM TlmMk feed,
IBA. BinAla
Tkreed, Skeemaken' te.lt aad
aaea riaamge.
He greater rarlet, at gaada la aae tun
eeaat. Al for aala rer tow for eaih er t
atetalalna
1 a aoa.lv.
wrwmmwa .. a. v.a.p ..omer. Ma 1, 1671.
isrrllaoroni.
JUITICB' COMTABLBAV VfHM
Wt hara priaud a large aambaa af tba nw
PR! BILL, aad will aa tba laoola af twaait.
(a eaate. mall a aamj ta aaa addreae. mrt4
STKAM BAtT MILL. EXG1NE
AMD BOILERS FOR BALI.
Tba aadonigaed ofjere for aalo oa eeeeoaabH)
lermt, their tttam low mill, loe.ud At Wallaae.
toa, Clea.ield I'.., Pa. Th. eagle, aad boUert
tra aa goad aa aa. Tbe ilia of the eegiae la
14x14, aad It In good running order. Tb. wiV
alto tell tbe4r abingle and lath mill, aad all tat
arorkiag meohiaor ia Ihe mill. Partieo wliklog
to pureaaee aaa call ea or addreet
GRAHAM. WALLACI A CO.
Cleerl.ld, Pe, Jna. 10, 1171.
B
OOT AND SHOE JtAKINO.
JORIPII If. DEKRIN41. oa ll..t a I.
Bkaw-e Row, ClearAeld, Pa., baa Jaat reeeff e
a lae lot f Praaek Oalf Bklat aad Klaa, Ika
beet la Ike market, aad It aaw prepared a man.
afaetera arertklaf la kit Hat. He will war.
rant kit work to a. at ftprattattd.
Alto, ail kiadi of Leather aad Shoe PlAdiogt
for aala.
Tbt elllitti af Claarleld aad rlolaltr are
retpeetfall, larlted U gira him a aall.
nora aoae at anon aouea. 7:10 73
1870. WHERE 0W? 1876.
Te MICIIInAN, ant ef Ihe roremoll, loori.b
lag Aad Wlibr f ttea!
WHAT FOB?
ToheaFARXealafllw '
! One million A ere
of lae farm lug laada for tale b tha GRAND
RAPIDS A INDIANA R. R.
Slreng Sollt. Read Markett, Sara Crop. Goad
Sohoolt. R. R. rant through aeatre ef great.
Bettl.eaeatl all aloag. A If kladt af Pradaott
raawd. Phrnt of water, timbar and naildia,
maurlalt Prioa from $4 to $10 par aerat e
foartb dowa, bal onoe oa time,
ar-geod for illaatrated pamphlet, fall af taetl
and dgarea. And h. .nrinoed. Addrett
1 . , W. A.HOWARD, CemmV i
Ortad Rapldt, Mich.
P. R. L. PIERCE, See' Land Uep'L
H. A KRATZER,
(stocaaaoB ep)
IRATZEB&LYTLK,
HAt.BR IB
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
BOOTS,
SHOES,
LEATHER,
CARPETS,
OIL CL0IB9,
; WALL PAPER,
WINDOW SHADES,
ETC.
. Market Stmt, Clearfield, Pa.
Ft. 14, lWt.lf - -
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DIALER IH
FURNITURE,
Jf ATTHK8HKH,
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P. 0.
The aaderrlrned ben leara ta raform tha altl.
teat of Clearleld, and tho pablle aaoerally, that
he kat aa hand a lae aieortment of Farsitara,
each At WaIbbI. Cbaetaat aad Paiated Ckiahw
Saitea, Parlor gullet, Reclining and Iiteaiioa
Chain, Ladlai- and Geata' Rat Cbairt, the Por
roraled Diaiag aad Parlor Chain, Caae Beau aad
Wiadtor Cham. Clothea Bare. Stan aad Know.
tioa Laddtra, Hat Raokt, Serabbiag Bmabet, Aa
UODLDINO AND PICTURE FRAMES.
Lochia. Olaioee. Ckromea. Aa. nklam waold ba
taitabla for Hollee preoenta.
daelfll JOHN TROUTMAN.
Down I Down 1 1
THE LAST ARRIVAL
AND Of COURSE THE CHEAPEST I
A Proclamation against High Pricesf
WE tra bow opening ap a let f the beet aad
moat oeaeonable Goode end Ware, arm
ejffered In Utia market, and Al prlee. thu remlad
aaa of the good eld dnt of .keep thing.. Tboea
ah. lAok faith a poa tbia poiaU ar deem ear aiie.
gattoaj anperflBvat, aeed bat
Call 4T OVK BTORE,
Corner Front tad Market nreata,
Where the ata lea, feel, hoar aad kaow far them
eelret. Te fall andtrataad what arwebea, goad,
thie matt he doae. We da aot deem It annonti ,
ta enamerato aad Iteenlte oar Block. It It aaaaga
for a, U elate that t
Wo hare ETerrthing that ii Needed
aad aoBiamed In thlt markot, and at prteea that
aatoBiak both aid aadonna.
4003 JOSEPH SHAW 4 SON.
pARMERS, LOOK HERB I, , ,
F. M. CARD0X tt BRO., '
Woald eall the atteatlen at Farmon ta Ibe tact
thU the ar reeoiriac
' ONE CAR LOAD OF
Hebron's Patent Lock Level Tread
. - ' Thresh Machines,
ONI CAR LOAD OF
CHAMPION MOWERS and REAPERS
COMBINED.
Aad tire kind, af GRAIN DRILLS-FARM
ERS' FAVORITE A FARMER8' FRIEND.
All the abort Mechlaei will at told CHEAP far
CASH, ar exchanged fer rood HORSES
and PAT CATTLE.
The kart alia a rot or n.w
TW0HOR8E R0ADWA00N8,
Which the wjll dl.poae or la tht am auantr.
Oar ThreeherA, ReApers aad DrilM ar ef tha
Ben mtBoi ta tht eoontrj, and warraatod
irtt-elatt ia arer partiealar.
Call at ear mtal market la Plt't Opera Ilooae
and azamlna ikeat maoblnea.
F. M. CARDON & BRO.
Cleartald, Pa. Mareh 11,74.
FULFORD & THOMPSON,
OIXIKAi IHSURANCm AOtXTS,
, , Cletrield, Pena'a, . .
RtprtMrnt all tha laadla. Plan laaoraoaa
Compaalet af the etaatr 1
Qneaa
Roal Canadian
Homo, Mow York
Leomlng, Mane, Pa
Franklin, PbileJ ',......,
Pbosnix, Hartford
Hanover, New York
Home, Col., O
A Ilea, Hartford
Prorideaee, Waahiagioa....,
,..4lt.440,N
... 4,oto,oe4
... 1,754,114
... 1,181,411
... 1,108,664
... 1,861,10,
... 1,426,051
1 1 6,116
M6.641
411,044
Ptrtoat aboat eVoetiat Aa tntaraaoe an arts.
art af an kind, tkanld eall at ear elite, aa
Market ilroet, .ppotlu Ikt Oonrt Hone, aad eae
oar Hat tf aompaaiet and ratal brere Inenring.
uiin tl. rt'i.ruHU,
T. W, THOMPSON.
Clearl.ld, Pa, Oct, 17, f 6 1
i. aunnar. eratii aeanea.
WE8T BRANCH
INSURANCE AGENCY
PRINCIPAL OFFICE, Cleartleld, Pa.
BRANCH OFFICES la dlffereat parte ef the
vonni.
The fcllowlnr Old aad Reliable Flew. l,a..i
took tad Life Iaearaawt CompeaUo rapreieatea).
a lab, , 'Armau.
1401 North Brlllrh 4 Maneatlle Fire
Ida Co., ef England $14,I4,444
1141 Soetllih Oemeaerelel Fire laa.
.... F.-" ? Saglan. (gold) 11,046,404
1714 North Amerlea Fire laearaaoe
ST "HelphlA. I,7H,H4
Fire AiaoelaUoe Fire Iaaeraaee
Co.. ef PblladelnhlA I iaa aoj.-
Phmall Fir. Iaa. Ce, N. T.,.. -l.lla.ltl
WatertowA Fire Iba. Oo., ef R.
I., Inearel farm baUdlngt .alp . " 7II.IN
Amaaaa Fin latBraaee Ce., ef
Clnetnn.U...... 1,44,441
Terh Block laearaaoe Co. ef
rraww, iwawreeeoroee. aa
Tt,44
Hartford Areldealla
Ce
er CoaoMtioaL...
Pen Motnal Ufa Iaearaaea
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Metropolitan Life Iaearaaea Ce '
l,40,N4
ef Hew lark J, 106, let
Total aapltal ., !!,0lt,to4
Faeoea la the eeaalr derlrln, vueraiaae, taa
hare II prampll attended at h talllag a tbe
oBee er eddraeetal at ay bite. iBearaaoe. ef
footed al the leweet poeelble rate, te ba .htalaetl
la rtt-.lait eompealoe. We OaarpaaUa reawa.
eealed eatied wmkn Amemmeaet.
' The ahaee ten lilt laeanaa Oe.'e, reaPeeeatoet
h T. H. Marra, hare paid eat la eeah. between
the datee ef Aag. 1171 aad Aaa. 1174, at the
frltadi ef dteeaMd Mil., belaerala thlt eeaat,
tha ram at 111 04. "
Prerlde fee iaa rata re hr laeariag war keeaee
aad ear Ural ta tbe Weat Braaeh lataraaa
Agenej, MvRHAT 4 GORDON,
t1eeeld, Map II, l76.
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