Ji
4
t ii;
1.
ir
WliwATiTlIENRY, Jm.,
0, t Vun KB B.-,.r . LUMBKR
,i..n. ...!. .d uiuufr Bromptly
.14 orer. Arllelee of agreement and doedi af
tuoMTUM Baelly eaeouiea aoo
root or ( ouarge. , , " '
FAIRBANKS' STANDARD
SCALES
i Of all klode. He careful a ey
only (ha genuine. Aieo
Berrowa, Wer.hc.ne. Trnrhi, Im-
erorod Moaey Drawer,. A a. Urocera rialarea.
fc., RP CO..
48 Wood tftrt t, Piltaburgh, Fa.
taar.tt '7-Sm. t
Wenaletnlj Elrictl; Pure GooSt
a X
Jru Coofll, tSrottrifU, flftf.
OH PRINTING 0 EVERT DK8CBIP ! HOPE'S PU0SP1IATK '.
itunaMtlr eieealed at Ibia ooe.
.1
13oHSALK OR LEASE
' FOR A TKHM 0 YEARS
A Lumbar Yard H.ild.lphi, at lh. June
Ilo. at the Norrlalowa llreaoh af lb. Heeding
Railroad ud Broad WW. ll baa a tara-eul
from la. railroad late lb yard, U eooloaad
witb ft high buard fonoa mud baa abuadeat
eheddlng fur lumber. There If a handeome
aaw brisk bulldlnl lut property, eooaiel
Ing or ft wall Bnl.hod olloe wilb large Are
preor lefe baill In alailoaery, wah aland, A..,
ud dwelling ovar olnne fur tioporiolandenl. An
eaoellent reUll bu.lnea baa boon dona Id ibil
yard. It la la aft Improrlng naigbborhood, and
epplleetloa ta bailaoie I all bal ll Baoeaaary to
taeure ihmh. Apply lo
JAUKSS. MASON A CO.,
UO North Fraftt llreet, Philad'a.
a; U-41.
Starr ka of oil Wbiu baua Iba fonowlotf
"Vernal, and wa rwulM da.-ree of Amnaaa
nMiirbMMd
ROLO EV LVERYWHERE.
Manb 21, lny-Sm. - i I
HUEY & CHRIST,
eon proprietors or thi
CELEBRATED
Mail!, m
nPK MARK PATt
: COURT PEOCLAMATIOH.
YtrnRRBAS, Hoa. 0. A. MAYER, Pre Ideal
J Judge of th Court of Common Flea of
thi Twnty-ftflu Judicial Dlatrlet, oompoMi of
U eouDt.M oruitoTBm, t-ontrt ood uiiatoa
n4 Hon. William 0. Fulrt nd Hoa. Jomtt Jt
Rbad. A moo. to Jtrdioi or VltftrDold eoanl.
ho ro liiaod thotr prooapl, to no dtroeto A, for tho
holding of a Court of (Join woo Fleaa, Orpboni'
Court, Court of (Juartor eooilona, Court of Oyor
and Tormintr, and Court of tieoora) Jail Dollv.
try, at tho Court Houao at Cloirfield, ia and for tho
eount of Cloarflvld, oomnonelag oa tho ttral
Muudav, Ilia 6in day ol Juao, and
to oootlouo twowook.
NOTICK IS. tbororort, boroby ftro,totbo
Oorootr, Jaitiei eftbt Poaeo, and Ooaitabloi,
id and for laid oouatjr of CUarflold, to appoar ta
thotr propor poriooi, with Ibolr Hooordi, KolU,
Inquiiilloni, Kiamloationi, and otbor Hoaioai.
hranoof, to do tboio thing! which to thotr oBooi,
and la thoir bohalf. portain to bo don.
By an Aot of AMombly, pauod tno ota oay oi
May, A. I. 1H6A, it ii mado Ibo duty of tbo J at
tic of tbo I'taoe of tbo MToral oouatiot of thU
Conmonwoalth, to rotura to tbo Clark of tbo
Court of iluartor S.nioni or tbo roapoottvo
bohdUn, all tbo rooognitanoM onterod Into boforo
Lhom by aov Mrioa or pwMni ohargoa wtia ido
oommiuioM of any orlnt, oioopt lueh aaaoa at
nay boandod boluro a Juitloo of tho Poaeo, aa
doroihtiDg tawi.at leait tea dayo bforo tho
oomnoaeoaiont of tho teuton of tho Court to
wbieb they art mado roturoaMoroipaetiTily.aad
la all eataa whoro any rrongniiaaooa aro ootorod
into low than ton dayi boforo tho eomnenooaioat
of tbo leitina to which thoy aro mado reUiroa-
b o. tho Hid Juiticoa aro to rotura tno aatao in
tho lani maaoor aa Iff aid aat bad not Woa
pniica.
WIVKN aador my band at Cltarflold, thti 10th
day of May, la tho year or oar iora, m
.thousand olgbt hundred and aoTenly-aiz.
nay. 10 to W. H. MrPHKKSOji, ShorlBT.
DH,
AND
TONIC HERB BITTERS.
SSND FOB MICH IIST.
IIUEY ACIIItIST,
141 Jf. 3d Street,
PHILADELPHIA
Marrli H, IHTA-ftna
garflu-arf, ffluvn.
G. S. FLEGAL,
Ironsides Store ,
PIIII.I.IPHUi nCi, PA.
DEALER .V 1 '
nARDWAHR, STOVE?, HEATERS, RANO
E8, WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
AND tiASVFACTVnSR OF
HX; SHEET-IRON AKD COPPERWARB.
Preiqtiijla Btraat,
Pl.Ulipiborn, Canlra Co., P.
H.M.y 1874.
Vj
I bra oa baad Oapa'a Pboipbata, whlob baa
baan taatad by tba farmer! In tbla loealltjr, nd
r.ewitnaudMl rary blahl aa batn ft No. I ftrilala
far all iruri, Prtfta, Kl par toft '
GKO. 0. FAS8M0R1.
Clwroald, Vf ., May II, ia;l-lm.
VAtUAlltR PROPERTY
FOR BALM OR FOR RENT.
Tbo iftbaorlaar flraa gatlaft tbal ba will ftllkor
rant or loll bla dwallln, and alar proparty, alu
nolo oft Rood otroot, ftdlnlftlac Iba Loonftrd Uonao,
la Iha borooab of Cloarftald, Pa. Ibo ator rooni
la 10 X M fool. Tbo doolliai baaao ooalolfta I
rooaia nod ft kltoboft Oft tho trot atory, ftftd A
rftona oft tbo aoeond atory. Tba atoro rooai
oaft bo bad at oioo, and tba dallin porlioa
oa and ftftorlbolatof duly. Far fartbor par
tioulara, addraal or apply to tba undftralftaad M
Iba pramliaa. UKO. 0. PASHUOHK.
Claarlald, Pa., kfay li, TS tf
F
OH SALE OH KENT.-
Th. HilM.l.o.d Lillno It too InoonroBloal
to bp a Pobllo Moom at tba aionlb of Saftdy
and C.ntral Point, doilroa ta rant, ". or 01
abania tba forraar. 11. will oi.baago II fr town
pmporty in Ula.rl.ld or Com.airUI.. Tbla pro
perly eiinlaini tH aaru, 40 or wbiob aro okarod.
Tba ob.Ha laondorl.id wllb ooal, ro alar and a
rain of In.a-ora, b.ald.a piiHoaila a )fod aotor-
powor Tbo buiuinn ara a larto ow.innB, umrm,
out boaara, nd ft aao nilU. Po...loa .ill ba
rlr.n at aay lima. Tho lltla la indiiputahla.
Tba pra.plira ra'ua af thia praporly la aot
eqo.l.,1 In Iha oounty, and ll Ibaroloro fory
doilrablo al an InTMlin.nt. Baildaa, a lar.
uaatlly t taw tliaoar ll yat oa too propony,
rhl.b oan ba atanofaotarod Oft tba praoiiaal.
look of b.lp and to doralopa it ii ray
raaooa for oflrnog ll lor.nia. Any lurin.r in
fbnnatloft Mft bo obtalnod by addraaaing tba aab-
nribor. LAWKKNCK FLUUU..
Franebrillo, Pa, Mareb lit-Iiao.
N
EW OPENING.
SHOWERS'
BOOT & SHOE
n HEAT REJOICING
IT
All a or th Stale at tho ailionrnniont of both
krniihM of oar HUktm LaAtiiloturo. ad MHO of
tba monbora faking for thoir huloa I hop to
lay then.
GREAT AD GOOD SiKn s,
alio, for tho oitiaoai of Cloarflold oount who lo
Und Tiiitlng tho Conttnaial, anil fur all othora,
by tho ro-vpoamg ot tbo . ,
OLD SHORTY SHOESnOP,
Oa Market tnt, ono door wttt of tho Alleghony
Hotel, whoro "HHORTY will bo found at all
time, ready and willing to moot and aooommodsto
all hia old euttomere and aa many now onoo en
may favor htm with a call, ao that thoy eaa vtilt
tha Centonntal "eloar neeitd ana iigni-iootou in
pair of "shorty a taomo-mawlo
, BOOTS OR SnOES, ,
Don't foraet 0811101 oa "Shorty boforo t
ahanino olaowhera. He kerne none bat Iral-obuo
workaaoa and aaa warrant ah "foot- wear" made
hia aboe aot le rip. ravel or draw tbo 0ogi
Ho la pronired to do anything In hia line
atltohod, aewod or poggod. Repairing neatly
done oa abort notioo
LEATHER & SHOE F1XD1XGS
alwaya on band and for aala by the tame "abort"
follow by tho"abort- aaiae af HUNK 6UORT.
t iearooid, ra., .way 10, ibto-u- .
. r. fluura.
HAT & CAP
STORE.
ROOM No. 1, PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
MARKET STRET.
POWELL & MORGAN,
paaLias m
1IAI WAItE,
. . Also Maaafaotareri of
Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
CLIABFIILD, PA.
A full and eothpleta aiaortment of now goodi
and bow ityloi, down to
"HAKD PAN" PRICES.
"INARMING IMPLEMENTS of all
bhada for iala by
' POWELL A MORGAN.
JAILROAD WIIEELnARUOWS
for iala by . ,
POWELL A MORGAN.
QIL, PAINT, PUTTY, GLASS
Nalli, ate., for aala by ,
' POWELL A MORGAN.
II
ARN ESS TRIMMINGS & SHOE
Flndlngr, for iala by
' - ' POWELL A MORGAN.
Q.UNS,PISTOLS SWORDCANES
' For iala bj
' ' ' POWELL A MORGAN.
UTOVES, OF ALL SOETS AND
6iii, for aala by
POWELL A MORGAN.
fRONI
. IRON t IKON I IRON I
For iala by
POWELL A MORGAN.
II
ORSE SUOES k HORSB SnOE
SAILS, for aala by '
, ' POWELL A MORGAN.
ULLEY BLOCKS, ALL SIZES
And bait MaonfaeUra, for iala by
POWELL A MORGAN.
GILICH, McCORKLE & C0.'S
(8V0etatora ta Joho Galllh),.
POPULAR
FURNITURE ROOMS,
Market Street, Clearfield, Pa. .
We masufaotora all kioda of Furniture for
Cham bora, lifag Koona, Librarioa and Halla.
If voa want Furnitare of aay kind, doa't bay
uatil you eee our itook.
ll)ERTAKIAr3
la all lta branches. We keep la atook all the
leteit and moat improrod Cofflos and Caaaeti,
and have ovary facility for properly aoa-
ducting thia branob of our bualaeaa.
Wo have a pitfBt Corpao Pre
error, la which bodioa oan
be preserved for aooa
aiderablo length of
time.
A member of the Arm baa bia aloeplag apart.
meat at our wan-rooov whore be oan no found by
any pemtm who ooma at aight for the purpoee of
procuring oolBoa.
UUiAlUU, JBOUUmVidB SAyU.
ClearfleU. Pa., May It, '76-ly.
Citliana are Invited to flail and exemlae tay
itoek and jadgo for themtolrofaa to quality and
prteoa of guoda. .
J OP K I'll S. SHOWERS.
Olearfteld. April 14, 1R74.
-
f rpiIIMBLB SKEINS AND PIPE
' BOXES, for iala by
; , POWELL i MORGAN.
SACKETT& SCHRYVER
t ' M tiBAtiattf IK
HA11DA7ARE,
and maaafaetarort of
TIN, COPPER 4 SHEET IRON WARE,
Hecand Street, Clearfield, Pa.
JEMOVALl
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would rw Dee trail? notify the nubile generally
that be baa removed bia Qrooary Store from
Shaw'a Row, to tho buildiag formerly occupied
by J.eMilei Kratser, oa boeoad at root, neit dc
to Bigler'e hardware atoro, where ha is ten
keeping a full line of
O It O C E It I E .
HAMS, CRIED BKEI and LARD.
SUGARS and St RUPS, af all gradaa.
TEAS, Srean and Black.
COFFEE, Routed aad Oraaa.
. ...
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CJJTA'ED MUITS,
All klodi la tba market.
PICKLES, ta Jan and barrala.
SPICES, la (rary firm and rariaty.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KINDT) Of CRAC KER.
SOAPS, -
MATCHES,
' DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil tvad Lamp CUmneyi.
And a good aaaorttaant of tboio tblngi anally
kept IB a groeary atoro, wbtrh ba wilt ax.Baogi
for marketing at tba market prtoea.
Will tall for eaah u abaaply ai any other one.
Ploaoe aall aod aoa hia itock aad Jadga for
yoaraalf.
JOHN McQAUOHBT,
Claarlald, Jan. t, lT.
Harlng rodttod oar itorerootn and dooblad onr
atoeh, wa ara prapared to offor b.rg.ioa to par.
ebann la oar lie. Wa have doaidad to do a
Strictly Cash Business,
and ran therefore sell at greatly reduced prices.
lag
Carpantora and peruana who contemplate baltd-
will do well ta examine eer
Tools ani BuiUlug Harlwwo, '
whib la b.w aad of tbo boot manufartara.
We kcrp a large It'jrk of
NAILS,
GLAHH,
TUTTY,
GLUK,
LOCKS,
LATCHES,
; HINGES,
SCREWS,
All klndl of Uaorb Plaaea, tlawa, Cblieli, Sqaaroa,
uammara, iiaunoei, riomoa ana ireia,
Mortiaad A Tbamb Uaagea, Var.la,
Draeaa A Riim, Wood and Iron
llannh Sorawi, aad tho beat
Boring Maohine ia the
. . . market.
Double and Single Bitt Axes,
POCKET CTJTLIRT, Aa.
Agrnti for BurneWt Iron Corn SheHcr,
warraaiea.
Alio, Bgeate for Riahardl
GOTHIC FLUE TOPS,
which efftotually cure Btaoky Flaea.
Farm Implcmcma, Qartfcn Tools,
of arery deaeHptlou.
A large variety of
COOK STOVES,
wbieb we warrant to (Ire tatlefeelloa.
PortmhU Runfti nnai Fummet.
&.rooti, Bpowttug ad Ink Work ioae oa
reasonable amae. All or do re wit! receive prompt
attoatka. Plembiag aad gaa flttlag attoaded to
nv eineneneoa workmen. May s, tart,
Q.ROCERIES.
JAS. II. LYTLE,
. (Suoeeaaor to LYTLE A MITCHELL)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
CHOICE 1,1KB OP TEAR.
OOLONGS,
JAPANS, .
IMPERIAL,
TOCNO HYSON,
KNOLIHU BREAKFAST
Paraat la Market.
a. H'coBKba. b. sriLBftva.
THE REPUBLICAN.
CLKAKFIELD, FA.
WIBNISDAT MORNING. MAT 11. IW.
yAN
TED.
Br
N. E. ARNOLD,
CURWRNIIVILLR, PA.,
to)
Arnold & H.vlshorn.
OOKKl B-lnrh Anared Minglea.
I 0,(HH) pounda of Wool.
QKX. GRANTS BTOCK FARM.
THE CONCERN PARTLY OPERATED AT TU1
PUBLIC (XPINil. UNITED STATES
SOLDIERS DETAILED BY URANTawRDER
TO LAY OUT IIIH PRIVATE RACE TRACK
HORSES SHOD AT THE GOVERNMENT
EXPENHE. '
Infnrmntlon wu rccolved At tbo
office of tho Gazette on recently to
the effect that Proaidont Urant sua op
erated bit atook farm, near St. Louis,
largely at tho expense of tbe Uovorn
mouL and that tbo foot of euch miimp
proprialion of the public lunda wue
known to more man one pomon in
llnltimoro iorniorlv htutloncd al in
St. Louia barracks. It waa intimntud
that Uen. Grant bud by hia own order,
aa Commandor-in-Chlct ol tho army,
personally uiroctcd a detail Iroiu the
garrison at St. Imu'm to lay out A raco
track on tbe i'remaenl a lartn, una mat
tho stock of tbo President ut tbo aunie
place had tho regular attuuditnco of a
veterinary aiirgoon or farrier connected
with tho post at St. Louia, and that
such attondunoe included the ahocing
ot all bonwa at tbe expenno ot tbe Gov
ornmont. r The eorioua obargo wus
fully and carefully investigated, and is
vorified by tho stutomonta of Captain
George T. JtobinHon, an ox ariny olH
oer ; Sergeant ColTman, in charge of a
recruiting office of the United State
in Baltimore, and Private Asbby, also
of tbo regular army, now a member ol
the mounted service in liullimore.
Capt. Robinson, who remilea at 16
South Chester street, In this city, It
will be recollected, waa brought promi
nently before tbe country by bia charge
against Belknap on the day following
the disclosure of the latter' corrupt
duttlinga, in which he guve an account
of the condition of afliiirs at Fort Hill.
Uo charged that President Grant was
fully acquainted with the actual con
dition ol thing there nearly two years
before tho disclosure at Washington
that startled tho whole country, repre
senting that he (Capt. Robinson) bad,
with other officers at the fort, sent
communication, over their own signa
tures, to the President, calling bis at
tention to the Belknap frauds and out
rage. Subsequent to this Capt. Robin
son waa cashiered, and, as bo alleges,
by direction of Belknap, to whom he
had mado himself obnoxious in bis
ouuiU to expose bis corrupt transac
tions in connection with J,be sale of
post-tradorships on tho frontier. In
conscaucncoof bis having been a cash
iered officer, lesa credence baa been
placed by the press throughout tbe
country in Robinson's statements, and
being aware ot tui tact, caro tias ueen
taken in the present instance to get
tho opinion of men as to his record, 4c,
witb wbom (.apt. KoDinson bad no
opportunity of communicating, and
who V t present nttached to the
regular Uuited Slate army, and ot
good standing M soldiers.
Thotr evidence, as will do seen, luny
corroborates in all ossentiul particulars
that of Capt. Kobinson, in connection
with the employment of details from
the Unitod State force in St. Louia to
lay off at the President' stock farm a
rivato race track, and also the ex
penditure of Government funds lo shoe
tbe horse quartered at Grant's larm,
somo of which, it is claimed, were
owned by members of the great St
Loots n hiky King.
CAPT. ROBINSON'S STATEMENT.
J li answer to questions by our re
porter, Cant. Kobinson said :
X was stituonca ai ou joius irom
March 5, 1874, until May, 19, 1875. I
was in command of the permanent
troop, or general garrison, numbering
100 men. lion. Urant stoc-K larm
was located about nine mile southwest
of SL Louis. Oorioral ii. ll. Griorson,
superintendent of the general mount
ing recruiting aervico, ot. ixmis oar-
racks, came to me wilb an order from
Gen. Grant to detail ni to go to bis
farm and tborc lav out a private race
track, which I roftiscd to do. I said it
n Haw lane? huva vou boon in tbo
service of tho United States armyf
A. Sixtoon year.
(.When did yon fimt bocomo ac
quainted witb Capt. Goo. T. Jiobluson?
A. In Philadelphia, in tbe lU '
or '04. !
Q. What was hi general rvcora in
the army V A.- Hi record stood well,
as far a" I knew.
O While Cant. II was At St.
Louts wore you there? A. For
short time.
(J What was the condition of tbo
pormanont troop, as fur as you know,
when under Gen. Hatch's command?
A. From what 1 board, 1 would give
it a Door recommendation. Thorn was
had diseiuline. The men woro allowed
u answer roll call with tbcir pants in
their boot, or with Mublo frock on,
Ao. Under Copt. Robinson's adminis
tration there wa a decided change tir
tbo better.
(J. Do you know of live stock as
sociutlon in existence at the barracks?
A. I do. It was proposed tbula lurm
should be stocked by tho company,
which was composed of members ol
the permanent troop. If any members
did nut belong U) Hie ring they bud no
show ol promotion, Ac.; Ill) were de
ducted lor this purpose on pay uay.
1
knew ono man named ilitcb.il who
withdrew alter paring (UO.
O.. Under Cunt. Robinson's admin
istration did tins Ring oontinue to
flourish? A. No. I may ay that
it back was broken. This wa ac
complished by reducing eovoral of the
non-commissioned officers. I heard
that Capt. Robinson was tbo mcuna ol
breaking op tho Ring.- Capt Robin
son broke the First Lieutenant, Second
Lieutenant, and Commissary hergount,
and appointed new ones.
i WbatofTectdidthishavc? A.
Tbo condition of tin post waa much im
proved j in fact, wa had ngood perma
nent company under (.'apt. Kobinson'
administration. . The troop was im
proved in discipline, lending, ic. No
discipline can bo made unless men have
their rations rcrularly. Before Cupt.
Robinson came I don't know of any
mounted drill or target practice hav
ing boen observed.
y. Where wa Grant's stock furm
located ? A. Near St Louis.
J. Did vou know of any work dono
there by a detail from tho barracks?
A. Several time norses irom tue iitriu
were shod at 8t Louis barrack. 1
wa told they wore Grant' horc.
Tbcv worosbod bv a man named Loxier,
and other. John Kernan was the
farrier for tho Unitod State army.
Baltimore Gazette.
Partial barlne long Sblneloi or Wool (or IUV
ar) will do wall to eall oa ma. Tba hlgbaat mar
ket priee paid at all times.
Aim, ft full aad eomplate iteek of
DRY GOODS,
... HATS & CAPS,
BOOTH A N1IOEN,
GROCERIES, FLOUR, FEED,
SALT, PROVISIONS, &c,
whleh will be aold at reaioaablo priori, or as-
(hanged for iblnglrl or wool.
I, a, annvbv,
Carwanirtlle, May I, 1ST.
nilTTER AMD EtiOB)
Will be kept aad aold al Aril eoet. Caak paid
w vo.niry rrooaoo.
GERMAN CHERRIES,
TURRET rilCNES,
. PRESERVED PEARS, ,
PHILADELPHIA HAMS.
Plan.
Mackerel, Lake liming, Cod, Ae.
PICKLE.
Barrel Ploklea aad lagllak Plakloa.
FLOCK AMD PEED. '
Floor, Cera Meal, Oat Meal, Aa. ,
aublTt JAS. H. LTTLI.
1876. MAY. 1870,
NEW GOODS, cheaper than ever,
ROOM NO- 2
Filled and Overflowing.
The quite recent decline in Dry
Goods, lulls in the way goods are
coinij olL Will not enumerate,
but everything in the way of
Millinery and Fancy Goods,
DRY GOODS; ...
- NOTIONS,
TRIMMINGS,
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
WALL PAPER,
In great abundance, at the lowest
possible prices.
'THE CONFEDERATE HOUSE:
The North Carolinian, following in
the footsteps of tbo Yankeo Radical
newspapers, designate lb ilouso ol
lt
li
ctiresentative as tbe "Confederate
louse." This designation please us
o well that we proceed out of hocr
gratitude to answer somo of tho ques
tions asked by that papor in it last
issue. Speaking of this same "Con
federate House, tho Giromum aska
Where are the scalp of the honest
officials which were to be taken ?
Answer. If you will examine closely
tho bolt of our congressional commit
tee voa will find hair there which
bear a striking resemblance to tho
locks once snorted bv Grant Belknap.
Itolieson, Yt imams, Kcbcnck, iiuocock,
id some ofthe smaller try.
Question .No. I.
Whore are the millions that wero to
bo saved to the revenue?
Answer. The House passed tho
Diplomatic and Army and Navy np-
roprialion Dins wucreuy expenses
were reduced millions. A Jiauicai
Scnato refused to pass tho bill.
Whore aro the meamiros ol retorm
that were promised ?
Answer. Tbe ballot-box ba oeeu
purified, measures taken to prevent
future stealing in the rovonoo service
and forty millions of dollars sarod to
an overburdened people by tbe appro
priation bills oi tho House, which tho
scnato win no aoubt reiuso to pas.
lint why ico on. r.phraun is joined
to his idols. W only noticed tbe
school boy effusion of the Carolini
an because it confederate appellation
pleased our fancy. Aibemaru lme$.
WILLIAM REED,
ROOM NO. 2,
- Ple'a Opera nonet).
Claarlald, Dm. 1, 1171.
it was A request I would do it cheer-
lully, but retused as a uaptaiu oi ij miea
Statos cavalry to lav out a private race
track on a private farm, lie took tho
letter and went back to bia barracks.
It road about as follows :
TJnderitaading that yoa hare aa eaglaaerlrig
offtorat year aUtlon, yoa will order him to lay
out a raoo track OB my farm. U.B. UBABT.
Nearly a week after this Gen. Grior
son presented mo with another letter
from Grant (1 saw tho letter mysotf)
peremptorily ordering me to do the
work. Tbe order read about as fol
lows:
Yon will datall tbo eftoor competent to do Able
work, who yoa bare Informed ma la at yoar poat,
to lay out tba Ireob. Ha will make a rrq,uUitioa
for laatrom.nta, Ao., apoo Gob. Slmpeoa, Untied
Blalea Kogtaoor corpa. u. o. uniNT.
1 obeyed the order and mado the
requisition. It was approved by Gen
Gricrson and served upon Gen. Simp-
i f. I 1 :.L , r.
son, wno lumiauou mo wild transit,
level, chain, rod, hack and lore stuffs,
and steel tape. 1 at once made a de
tail rrom my company lor necessary
men to perform the work ; wont to
Gen. Grant's farm and laid out tho
track on tho ground selected by Gen.
Griorson. It was a half mile track
The ground was pointed out to us by
Grant's superintendent. 1 would fur-
tbermorostatc that wbilo In command of
permanent troops at St. Louis, there
was a man more named Jobn Herman,
the vclorinury surgeon of the post,
whose pay was 1125 per month. Ho
had charge and instruction oi cavalry
recruits In horseshoeing. Twice
week be wss ordered to go to General
Grant s farm and attend to all voten
nary matters; also the -shoeing ot al
horses requiring it The men of tho
United State service were dotailod
twice a week to go lip in an ambulance
to the President's larm and shoo the
horse. Tboy ranged from twenty to
sixty, and were all supposed to belong
to Grant Some of tnem, 1 boliovu,
bowevor, wore owned by McKee and
other members ol tho great whisky St.
Louis Ring. Tbe oxponso ot this work
and of tho survoys wo paid out of tha
united Htates Treasury.
PRIVATE ASUnr'l STORY.
Private Wra.O. Ashby of the general
oionnlod service, stationed in this city,
said that ho was a member of the
pormanont troop in the St Lonis bar
racks in February, 1b74. It was
demoralised mob until Capt. Kobinson
uxK command.
Q. Did yoa evor see Capt Robin
son with siirvcyinginstrnmonts? A.
res.
Q. Do yoa know of any survoys
having boon made at Grant's farm?
A Yos. 1 know they were dotailed
to go there, and was told Sergeant
tnapman carriou tbo chain.
J. Did you know John Kernan, the
lamer r A. xos.
y. Did you know of his having
shold hones on the President's stock
farm? A. I have soon farriers go
down mounted with equipments lor
the purposo, and have seen Gen. Grant's
horses at the post getting shod. I Raw
Hiss Nellie Grant s two ponios on sev
eral occasions getting shod. There
were at all time some fourteen ar fif
teen men dotailod to shoo horses on
Grant's farm. There were also many
heme belonging lo private oilixons ol
Ht Loots sont there to be shod.
i At wboae expenao wo all this
done? A, -i have every reason to
believo it Was at tbe expense of tho
Government
BllOIAHT OOPFMAN'S STATEMENT.
Ths following ronvaraation wo bad
witb Sergeant Henry Coffman, who
has oharg of tb recruiting offlo on
Centre Market apace, Baltimore:
A SHNSIBLR RADICAL
In connection with tbo Fifth Avonuo
conference In Now York, tha most lg-
iiillcunt incident was tho letter ol f rank
W. Mini, one ol tho most distinguished
Republican loader of Moaaacuusutui,
and an intimate associate and co-worker
with Humnur, Cbaso and Me ward when
tho party wa loutidud. Alter stu'ling
witb groat clearness tbe present posi
tion of political parlies, Mr. liird conies
to the conclusion that an attempt to re
vive a third party i hopeless. Ilo then
proceed to give bis reasons for assert
ing that rolbrm wilbin the Republican
party ia Impossible, and ducluiv his
"profound conviction that tbe worst
Democrat whose nomination at St.
Louis is possible is safer for tbo coun
try than the bust Republican whose
nomination is possible at Cincinnati."
Though not expressed in words this
scums to have been lb sentiment
which pervaded the Filth Avonuo con
ference. Mr. ilird continuus: "The
imperative, tbo solemn" need of
the country is a change ol the na
tional administration. . A new set of
books must ho opened ut Washington
Every department oftiovernmunl from
the White Houso In the Custom House
must bo purified and the uccoiints of
U, "Uoiilncc-hnldcra must bucx plumed.
Mr. Ilird conclude his utile letter
with the tollowinii pamgruph : .
"In that dark and troubled nitrtit
thai is upon u 1 see but ono star ot
hope tbo united Democratic party ol
tho 1'jiiled Stutes. Confidence, 1 am
aware, is a plunt of slow growth. Dis
trust of tbe Democratic party Is, I
doubt not, honestly ontei'titineO by the
bast portion ot tbo Republican party,
and dishonestly procluimed as their
mos cllcctlve partisnn cry oy tho
worst. 1 do not iiartnko of tbo vlow
of the one class ; 1 utterly dusniso tbo
hypocrisy of the other. I bnvo a pre
vailing conllilence that sixteen years ol
purgation and punishment buva had
their effect in purifying tbo Democratic
party in, perhaps, as great a decree as
sixteen yours of power have corrupted
and debased tho Republican party."
J Ins Bcntimcnt lu luvor ot tho Dem
ocratic purty is ro-echood by thousand:
ot honest and patriotic Keputmcans in
all parts ot the land. After tho melan
choly experionco of tho last six years
thoy have Inst cminilcnca in the pro
fessions of the Republican leaders, and
like Mr. Ilird, they huvo already set
thuir tacua like Hint nguitist Cincinnati.
l.ike'liim they look turward with bopo,
and trust the national Democratic
party at St. Louis will not disappoint
tlioir expectations.
Tho capacity of the Democrat for
blundering appears to bo without end
liq). Ex. Yos. Thoy blundered into
proving that a Cabinet officer aold post
Iradcrships ; into compelling the Presi
dent to rcmoro bis private secretario ;
into showing that tbe President put
his hand into the treasury to re-elect
himself ; Into showing that Orvil G rant
was doing a thriving business a a Job
bor around the department ; that mill
ions of dollars were squandered in
bogus mail contract; that Schonck
swindled the people to whom he was
accredited as a minister, that the whole
government service ia as worthies and
corrupt us can bo. They bavo boon
blundering all tho way through. Bal
timore Gazrite.
IVllUffUarifoui.
JJARD TIME8
HAVE NO EFFECT
IN FRENCHYILLE!
Z am awero that there are aotaa peraona a little
hard lu plviian, aod I am alao aware that tb
eumplakm at "bard tltnea" la well algb uolveraal.
Uul I eta oo attuatod now that 1 eaa aatiafy tbe
former and prove eoaolealvely that "bard tiioea"
will out elf am i tbnao wbo buy Ibeir jtooda (run aia,
and all niy ptUruaa aliall tie tut dated Into the e
erot of
HOW TO AVOID II A HI) TIMES
I bare aootU enough to eupbly all the lofcoM
tattle in ttt i.wer eud of tbe uouaty wbiob I evil
at ioedma luw raloa from ail mttuioiutb ature La
MIJltttvNLll'Htl, here 1 ean alwaya be foetid
ready to wail uji-id eallera and uyj them with
'. Dry (ioods of all Kinds,
Buoli aa (Jluthi, rSallnetta, Ceaafmerei, Mualiaa,
u.iiainei, Lliiea, Drtiilnfe, laiiooea,
IrltoiaaBga, Kibuoua, Laoo,
Rowdy-wad1 Cluthtnjr, Hoot a aad Sbeea, Hate aad
CetfibY etluf ti e boat material and made to order
Hum. Hunk, K linen, Mittena, Laoea, Kil.Uoa, Ao.
OKOCI!!UK8 OF ALL KINDS.
Cofl-n, Tea, PU((itr, Riee, Holaaaee, Flan, flail
Turk, l.i meet Oil, Kith Oil, Carbon Oil.
Uardwaro.'QaM'iiawBre, Tinware, CaatifiRa, Plowa
aad I'Ion CaetinRBp Nulla, tiplkoa, Oora UalUra-
lore, uiaer rreaaea, ao an aiaui oi Aiee.
Perfumery. I'alaU. Varnlah, Glut, aad a geaerat
aaortmeiit of b ta.lt onery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Ot different bran da, alwaya oa hand, aad wlU be
aold at tbo ieweat poialble ag area.
J. II. MoClaln! MedtFlaoa, Jayne'a Medic 1dm
Hoatrtlar'a and Hooflaad illtten.
601X1 pouotla vf Wch.I wanted for which the
hi(beai bnee will be paid. Clovereeed oa head
aui for aitlo at tbe loweat narkei prloe.
Aluo, Agt'tit for Strattunf ille aad CurweniTllla
TlirtMbinK Maobinee.
HfCall and aoe Tor youreelret. Toa will And
eerytblnf oaaally kept la a retail atoro.
L. M. COl'DRIBT.
Kreaobrille P. 0., Aaguat 12,1874.
HKOUND KTItKKT,
CLEARFIELD, P.
DBAI.KnS ITt
PUIIK DllUCiS!
sxt au ieu x, u scy au .
U II K M 1 C A L S I
PAINTS, Olli, DYE 'STUFF
4. r. waa vsa. ,
..w.w. aarti
WEAVER V IIiyrXM
CLKAKFIELD, PA.,
re oforlng, at the eld ft. ad of 0. L. Reed A Co.
tbetr itoek of goedi, aoBilitlBg of-
DRY-GOODS, GROCERIES,
NATIONAL REFORM.
Iol the niAntlo of Grant fall upon
Blaine, Bristow, Morton, Conkling, or
whomsoever it may, it will still be the
mantle of Grant, and only a covering
forGrantisra. Tho Westminister Dem
ocrat says the oountryavannot afford
anothor term of Grantism, if it would
put a stop to tbo plundering, peculation
and robbery, t he unparalleled ana un
heard-of political viluiny and corrup
tion, that nave mado. us, as a nation, In
this tbo hundredth year of our exist
ence as a government, a byword and a
reproach throughout thcclvslixcd world
Too Republican, party bos disgraced
us as a peoplo, in the eyos of the wholo
world, and we are looked upon a a
nation of thieve and robber. We
must inaugurate, by means of tbo bal
lot, a complete revolution, change tho
Administration, and purge tho high
places of the land, as well as the low,
of every vestige of Grantism, and dis
card from official position all who have
received its taint Nothing short of
this will restore tbe public service to A
sound, honest and healthful adminis
tration. 'Nothing short ol this will
satisfy the popular demand for a
thorough, complete, and radical change,
in every branch ot tne trovcrnmeni.
From tbe President down to tho low
est tidewaiter, all must leal tho besom
of reform, and civs place to purer and
better men. The peoplo aomand a
change. Reform is tho rallying cry of
the Democracy, and It will prove the
slogan of victory from tho Atlantic to
tho i'acihc; Irom tho Itio tirana to
Maine.
MisroHTPNK o A Politician. Kx-
Speaker Blaine is an nnfortunato man.
Politically, the Fatn noem bont on
working him mischief, lie ha a broth
er, like tho farmer in the play of" Too
dies," and this brother's nnmo being
J. K. Blaine, in sound so similar to J.GJ
Blaine, tho stock transaction ol the ono
who is unknown to fame, aro naturally
attributed to tbo other, with whom tho
world is familiar. Then again, tbo ex
Speakor has a cousin, Genural Thomas
Kwing, Jr., whoso closely rosomblos
him that they are frequently mistaken
the one for too othor. Thus ex Spook
or Blaine ia supposed to bavo bold a
privalo Interview with J. U. Stewart
and received from him a transfer of
twenty lour thousand dollars' worth of
Kansas 1'aoitic bonds, when lot it is dis
covered that Stewart' visitor was
Blaine' cousin and not Blaine himself.
All this is unfortunate, especially a
It win tako Air. Illaino o long to ox
plain that bo is likoly to be lull behind
in the rare for the Prsidential nomination.
Givs Credit to Whom Credit is
Due. The public debt wa reduced in
April z,7Bl,ltfl. For this gratifying
fact, according to tho Chicago Triount,
we may thank Bristow. The receipt
of internal revenue for April, 1H76, aro
in excos ofthe reooipt of April, 1875,
13,500,000. Tbia increase, it isclaimod,
is due to the bettor collection of tho
whisky and kybacco taxes, and the hot
ter collection is to be credited to Bris
tow. We do not know whether this
olaim for Bristow is altogether duo
him. Nothing ha so muob Interfered
with Radical thievery as the Demo
cratic majority in the lower houso of
Congress, and to tbom w think tho
credit for this reduction I duo. Mr.
Bristow would nave Ions? since been
disposed of by his whisky ring advor
arte bat for th moral booking be
has In tb ability of tbe people' rep.
menlatives to exarain Into th aot
of th administration noarand remote.
Grantism Illustrated. Since March
4. 1809, Grant hits been absent Irom
Washington more than four years in
all, taking tho figures from his own
organs, lie ba drawn full salary and
perquisites every day ol that tune,
while tho subordinate In the depart
ment are allowed only one month' ab
sence in each year, and are dockod for
every liour beyond it. Tbo effect of
tin practice I seen all through the
service in exposures oi tho irauci ana
rascality which have disgraced Uie
country and made Grantism tbe syno
nym lor the worst phasos.ol corruption
However, tbo tune is near at hand
when Grant tnsv not only iro awnv
.. . . ...j p .
without censure, but will be invited to
stay sway for good.
A Uawk-Eyeist. Tbe Harriaburg
Patriot, in alluding to a tree exhibition
this Centennial yoar, says: "A dead
head commissioner to the Imposition
from Iowa, named Lowry, Is very
much afraid that tbe opening of tho
grounds and building on Sunday
. QUEENSWARE,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, 4o., &o.
ia moat reaeonable ratal foe CASH or li
etebange for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles
OR country produce.
would inflict great injury on the cause
of reunion and moral. Ho is altogetu
er too .tgaeioua to be deceived by tho
w'orks of art and skill in the Exposi
tion. Workingmen have nono of bis
fine vlbctio taste. It must bo con
soling to the peoplo ot Philadelphia to
know that their moral are so carelully
guarded byacommissioncrlrom Iowa
aa m
Mrs. Gitup, of Davenport, remarked
to a neighbor tho other day: "My
husband is tha hardest man to reason
witb that ovur lived. 1 bad to smash
up my China teapot and throw a milk
pitcher through tho looking class be
fore 1 could niakq him promise to take
me to tho Centennial."
A Wisconsin oditor illustrates the pre
vailing extravagance of the people of
ine present uuy uy caning atteiuiun w
tho costly baby carnage in nse now
while, when ho was a baby, they haul
ed him around by tbe hair of the head.
"How lalo Is It, Dill T" "Look
the Bos and aoe if bo' drunk yot ;
he isn't it can't be much after 11."
"Doe be keop good timo?" "Splen
did ; they set the town clock by b
noso.
"They talk of building a monument
to John Smith, in Virginia." We have
a vnguo recollection of hearing that
name before, but we didn't knpw tbe
gentleman waa dead.
A young lady told an admirer the
other night that ho was like bor opora
glass, "bocanso," said she "1 can draw
you out, seo through you, and shut
you up."
Tho married ladies f a Western city
bavo formod a "Como homo-husband
Club." It is about four feet long, and
nas a nmsn on mo enti oi it.
An absont minded Ohio woman got
tbe coffee pot ready for boiling and
tbon carcfully placed it on a chair and
sat borsull on the stove.
The bull frog wa the first circulat
ing greenback, and the entire breed
have been notorious inflationists over
sinro tho flood.
Tho cxtromo hoiuht of misery Is
small boy with a new pair of boots
and no mud puddle.
JUif gttotttisfmfntfj.
QAUriON .
All noraena ara beretif waraed aeaiaat nai
ebaalng or la any way meddling wllb one oorro!
bora., now la the pOMoaaloa of Joha Tl.korboof,
of lll.n Hope, aa tba aame balonra to me, aad Ii
l.n with him en loan oaly, rahjoat to my order at
anytime. WM. i. MULLEN.
Ulea Hope, May II, 1ST It
BOOTS A SUOES,
ATA A CAPS,
HARDWARE,
HUjffllnnr au. i
rlARTSWICK & IRWIN
l)otrt. ;
LLEGnENY HOTEL -
Market treat, tltaroeia, ra.
Win. B. Bradl.r. formerly proprietor of tha
Leonard lloaie, having laoa! tbo All.gh.ny
Hol.l, aolieil. a ahara of pobllo patronage, The
Hwum boa barn thoroughly repaired and aewly
fornilid, and gu-.t. will And it a !...ttl atup.
Elitg plane. Tbe table will ba lupplloe with tba
oat ol evervlblnx la tbe mera.t. Al th. bar .
will ba found IbeXaal wlooa aud li'iuora. Good
elabling atlaobod. WM. 8. BRADLEY,
May 17, ,i), I'roprlaior.
VARNISHES,
UHUSII Eg,
PBRFIIMKrlY,
FANCY HOODS
TOILET A HIICU S,
OF ALL KINDS,
PURE WINES AND LIQUORS,
for medicinal purpoeee.
Traieea, flop port era, taboo) Duoka aud ftiatioa
ery. and all otber arlielea uao'li
found la a Drug 13 -ore.
PHYSICIANS' PREHCRII'TIONH CAIlR
FULLY COMPOITNDKU. llarins a larire ai
erleaoe la the buaineaa tbey oeo give entire eat
ifactioa.
J. 0. II ARTSWITK.
JOHN F. IltWIN.
ClearltliL December M, 174.
BIGLER, YOUNG & REED,
(Saeeeaeon to Boyatoa A Yi6n-,)
FOUNDERS & MACHINISTS
Mannfactarora of
STABLE 4 STATIONARY
STEAM ENGINES
Corner of Fearth aad Pine Street.
I.bARFIKI.D, PA.
fT AVISO eorafrd lot
II elaaa M ACHINER1
the BMBufecture of tret
elaaa MACHINERY, we reapeftfally Inform
ha public that we are aow prepared to fill al
order aa cheaply aad aa promptly aa eaa be doae
la any of tbe oitlee. We manufacture and deal in
Malay and Circular Saw-Mills
Ksr-AilvenrtA.1 Bade tfl thoea an rend la tret-
nikm nr.t iibui. ai..rii.. t..ti..
og oat equare timber ei the moat adTaatageoaa '
pdtlJanTI
CALIFORNIA.
tat cfticaaa aio naarWRiTa antwiT
Kmhraeea ander one manarffleat the tlreat
Trunk Hallway Unea o the W KST and NORTH
WEST, end, with Uo no moron a hranHieo end
emnneetlme, forma the abortoet aad qelekeat mote
between CaiOioo aad all potata la ll.U)wm. Wia
ooftMe, Noataaaa Mwaiaaa, Uiaaaaora, Jowa,
NaaaAK, CiLtroaiu aad tbe Wairaaa
Taaairoataa. Its
Omaha and California Line
Ia the ahorteat and beat route for all point in
NoaTaaaa itLiaoiB. Iowa, Dakota, h leaitK a,
Wtomirs, CoMtaaao, Utab, Nitad Cai-iroa-iv
Oaaooa, Cam a, Jamb and At-iTaAua. Ii
Chicago, Madison & SI. Paul
Line
la th ahoHett line for NoaTaaaa Wieroaita aad
KiaaiaoTA. and for Matibov, Ht. Paul, Mib-
BBAPOLia, Dn.ifTB aad all point lath Ureal
N'ortbweat. I la
Winona and St. Peter Line
la lh only mate for Wiboba, Rocbiht, Owa-
tobna, Mabkt, St. Pbtbm, Near Kim. and all
bolnla ia Boathara aad Ceatral H inaeaota. It
Green Bay antt Marquette Line
If tb only Ho for Jamviilb, W athbtowpi,
Pomp Dn Lao, 0bbob. ArrxBToB, Ubbbb Bat.
EnCABABA, h'BSArBBa, M ABQtBTTB, HOUOBTQR,
UABcora aod tbe LAKKBpraaioaCuraTBT. IU
Freeport and Dubuque Line
I the only rea'e for Eloib, RorKrotu, Faaa-
pobt, aad all point Tlfc, rreeporU 111
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
I th old Lake Shore Roat,aad 1 the only obi
pevMiog through Bvarmtob. Lakb Forbit. Hiob
l arb Park, Wai-iboab, Racinb, Kbbona U
MlLWAlKRB.
Pullman Talarc Cars
are run on all through train a of thia road.
Tbla ia the ONLY LIME running three tara be-
tweeal'bieage and ot. rati l, tnloagoamt Miiwaa
hoe. or Cbieeeo and Winona.
A! Omaha oar 8leeter euaneet witb the orer
lead bleepera oa lb t'aioB Paoifle Keilroad fur
II point" Weat of tbe M ieaourt Hirer.
Oa the arrital af tbe trataa from tbe Kaat or
South, the traina of th Chicago A North V eaten
Katlway IjKAVK uillfJAUU a hitiowai
I'of l ounrll Hlulfe.tFoiahaandil alirurula
Two Through Traina daily, with Pullman Peleoe,
Drawing Room and Bleeping Car through to
Conn oil Bluff,
for u Paul anal Minneapolis, Two
Tbreegh Traina daily, with Pal I man Palaee Cart
attached oa both train.
For tUreen Itay anal l.aka Ituperior, Two
Train daily, wtta Pullmaa Palaoe Car attached,
and runaing through to Martiuetta.
Por Mtlwaukao, Poor Through Tralaa dally,
Pullmaa Oar oa Bight train, Parlor Chair Car
oa day train.
Vor li part a and W litona aal poiaU la
Miaaoaota. On Thrttagh Trala daily, with
Pullman Hleeper to Winona.
For IHiouqaa, via Freeport, Two Through!
Traina daily, with Pullmaa Cera on aight Iratae. i
For Irubuque and la Croeaa, ia Clinton,
Two Through Train dally, with Pullman Car
oa nlhl train to M"tregr, Iowa.
For Olona City and Yankton, Two Train
daily Pullman Caret Mieenuri Valley Janeiina.
For l.aka ;eiiera. Pour Traina dally.
For Horklonl, marllna;, Kanemha, Iane
vllle, and otber poiaU, yoa oan have from two
to ttia traina dally.
New York Otto, No. 414 D road way t Boitna
Offloe, No. State Street t Omaha Offlne, 14,1
Fern ham (rt, Haa Franrlaoo Offloa, 1X1 Mont
gomery Street ; Chieagn Ticket OAoeo i XI Clark
Htreet, under Hhermaa lloueei eorner Canal and
Madtaoa Street i Kinaie tttrerl Depot, eorner W.
Kioileand Canal Rireetit Well Street Depot,
eorner Well and Kinaie Streeta.
Forrateaor information not attainable from
yoar home areata, apply to
W. H. Htbrnbtt, MahtiR llraniTT,
UilTord' Injector, Steam Oaugee, Hteam Wblatlea,
Oiler, Tallow Cnpa, Oil Cap a, Oauge Cork a, Air
Cock a, O lube Voire, Cheek VaWee, wreaght Iron
Ptpa, S.eam Pa top a, Boiler Fred Pump, Ant I.
Motion Metret.Koap Stone Peaking. Uuw Park
ai, aod all kind of MILL WIJH K ; tothi
with Tlows, Sled 6tlaa,
JUSQUEHANNA HOUSE,
ClJKWJiNHVlLLIE, PA.
NKWTON MRAD, FaofBiaroN.
Harlng bome proprietor of Ibl Hotel, I
would reepeotfully eolioll the patroaeg of tha
pahlle. lloue leaaaatly and conveniently ait
uated t B Tlj rafllted aod refuraiebed i gipud am
pie ritoma attached. All railroad train atup at
thi btmee. j.nia-I
JHAW 1IOUHK,
P (Cor. or alarket A Proof ttreet,)
ULKAHPIKLD, PA. .
The auderalrned bat in b taken chare of thia
Hotel, would rapeilBliy eonett purine putronage,
riblrlHlUA,
janl'76
D. R.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NEW WASHINGTON, PA.
Tbla new and well furniahed huu ha been
token by the andereigned. Ha feel eon fi dent of
being able to reader atiafaetioa to tboee wbu ma
faror him wttb a aall.
May I, 1871. (I. W. DAVIS, Prcp'r.
M
ITOVI MOVIE,
Oppoalta tbe Coart Doaae,
LOCK HAVEN, r E.N N'A.
J.U71 BAt'SEAL A KROM, frop'a.
LOYD DOUSE,
Main Street,
FHILIPSIIURU, PENN'A.
Table alwara annoll with th. hi th. M..h
aS .rdi. The U.eellai vabll. la la.lled to oell.
Jaa.1,'1. ROBERT LOYU,
THE MANSION HOUSE.
Comer of Second aad Market Street.
CrRARPIM), PA.
THIIoldaad eommodUoa Hotel ha, during
the paat year, been to large d to double it
former aapaelty for th entertainment of etraa.
gera aad gaeet. The who) baOJing ba been
reruralahed, and tha proprietor will pare ae
pain to reader kit gueat somfortabla while
uyiag with him.
T-Th 'Uaaaioa Doaae" Omoihua ran to
and from th Depot oa tb arrival and departure
ot act, train. JUIIM UUDUHKHTY,
apro-TI tf Proprietor
Jubb Pattov. Pre. ?, P. Babd, Ceihier
CiirnenwvUle Bank.
Aatborited Capital .....10. 10
Paid up Capital $U0,i 00
(a urea in nar BATto?At bark.)
JOHN PATTOy, V. V. A. FKTT.EH,
AAHOS W. PATCHIS, ffoa. J. P. HO YT.
STOCKHOLDERS, INDIVIDUALLY LIABLE
Do a icaala baokiar bainea. Account
ol lolled.
Curwenavitle, Pa., Jan. 19, 1876-am.
r. K. ABKOLH. . W. ABROtD. 1. B. AHROLB
F. K.ARNOLD L CO.,
Hanker nnil ltrokr?H,
Reynoldtrllle, sleiTeraott Co., Pa,
Muoer reeeErnd oa drnoalt. Diacounta at mo.
derate ratoa. EAatara and Foreiia Exebanrtal.
war on band aad eolleotion promptly made.
Heyaol tiar ille, Dew H, 1474-lj
County National Bank,
OF CLKARFIKLD, PA.
UOOftf In Mamai Bnildlag, one door Berth of
C. D. Walton' Drag Store.
Passage Ticket a to aad from Liverpool, Queen,
town, Glasgow, London, Paria and Copenhagen.
A lo, Drafu for aale on the Royal Bank of Ireland
aad Imperial Bank of London.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Praet
W. M. PHAW, Caahier. tl:l:T4
DREXEL & CO.,
Mo. II Hoolh Third Street, Philadelphia
U.tJTKCRS,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
Applioatioa by mail will reeelT. prompt ettea
tine, and all Information ebeorfully fnrniabad
Ordne oolleted. April ll-tl
COOK AND PARLOR STOVEH,
and other CAfiTINOS of all blnda.
Cr-Ordora aolieited and filled at oity prioet
All lalterl of inquiry witk ref.r.oee to maohiaery
of oar manured ere promptly anawerod, by addraa
log aa at Claarlald, Pa.
Janltt-tf BIULER. VOCNd A REED.
The Bell's Run Woolen Factory,
Penn townibip, Clearfi.ld Co Fa.
miniEn ui'Tt
BURNED UPI
The uberlhrr bar, at great expn, rehnllt
aetghborbood ateeaaity, In th ereetfon of a tret
elaaa Woolen Menu factory, with all tbo modern
improvemeata attached, and are prepared to make
all kinda of Cloth, Casaimerea, SatinetU, Blan
ket, Flannel. Ac Plenty of good oa head to
rapply all onrold and a thoaaaad Bw ewetomer.
whom w aaa to eon aod examine our itoek.
Tb baiinesa of
, CARPING AND Ft'LLINO
will rl re oar etpertal attention. Proper
arrangement will be made to receive and deliver
Wool, to suit euatomvra. All work warranted and
done npoa th ihorteM notice, and by etriet at ten
tioa to bueinee we hope toreallae a liberal a hare
ai pttoite patronage.
ItMMH) POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
W will pay th high! market prioe for Woo
aod acll our manufactured good a lew aa aimller
gooda can be bought ia the county, and whenever
we fail to render reuonable ati ifactioa w oan
alwaya be found at horn ready to wiake proper
eiplaaaticn, either in person or by letter.
JAMKS J011N80N A HU.Nf.
prllJfltf Bower P. 0.
'J'ERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASK3,
Strive Lining and Fire Brick,
krpt eenitantly on b.nd.
STOVE AM) EARTHED -WARE
OY EVERY DESCRIPTION!
CHOCKS! POTS! CROCKS
Flaher'a Patent Airtight He If - Heellne;
rrnll t anal
BUTTKR CHOCKS, witb llda.
CREAM CHUCKS, MILK CROCKS,
APPLE - RI'TTKR CROCKS,
PICKLE CROCKl),
FLOWER POTS, 1'IR DISHES,
STEW HOTS,
Aod a great many other thine, too Bomeroaa to
moolinn, ta be bed at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
dTONE - WARE POTTERY
Oornr ol Cherrv and Third Street,
CLBARF1KLD, PA. augl
MARBLE AD ST0E YARD
STEWAET & BLACKBURN,
DENTISTS,
CortrrtiiTltle, Clearfleld Coauty, Peou'a
(OBca la Qetea' New Boildia,.)
Catwaoirilla, jaa 11, ISTS-ljr.
A . M . HILLS
Would recpeot felly aot fy hi patieau
that he ha reduecd the pile of ART1
FICIAL TSETI1 to 20 Ol) rer mi. r
t-tft-IO fur a doable et. For noy two pereoai
ooaiing at th fame time, to have each aa apprr
et, will gH tk two eel for tS&.M, or 9lT.il
each.
Term Invariably Cab.
Oli-erflrM, ,Tr. I, 1H7B.
Gea. Pan. A f t. Chieatfo.
Jan. tft, 1S70-IJ
Ua. HnpX
Chiago.
11
AD LETTING.
c
AUTION.-
Atl pereeaa ara hereby eaatleaod agalart par
haing or la aay way meddling with th follow
ing property, sow In th poaaeuioa of William W .
Uuever, of GrahamUa, via i One eerrel beree, 1
gray mora, 1 eat doable karoe, aad 1 two hen
wagoa, aa th earn belong to mo, aad I lft
wttb klm oa toon oaly, mabjoet to my order at
any time. T. U. FORCKY.
Graham ten, May IT, 187A-L
DmTnIST RATOR'9 NOTICK
Netkea la hereby given that LrtUra of Ad
mlniatrailan oa th ealateof RLIKABKTII MIL
LKR.latoof UoggtowBhlp,CUaraoldeBBty, Pa
deeead, having been duly granted to tb aador
4gaod.aU Boraoa iadeoud ta aaii evleie will
plea aaiaJto ImaaedUie payment, aad ihoo
hoviag olaiau or demaad will preeaal them
preperly BauhoaUtiaa. for Bottle meat wiAoat
delay. A. 0. TATI,
CLeerteld, May t. Iiri-Al, AdmUiiUator.
To whom tt may eoaoern i
The 8 u per r lo re of Woodward townahip will
rooeir sealed nropnaala for the eonatrnotioB of a
puhll road to lead from plane known a th
"Sterlhg Hi able," aar lluutiial, to Dopatur
townibip line, to be opened and graded for pub
lic as, In alt reepect, aa directed by law. Tbe
road to ho approved hy Superrleora he for th
oenlraet shall heeoaaidered eompleled. Opening
ardor giving eoaree aad dialBBee of road may be
aeoa at aay time by Bailing en the aubctribr,
one of the Supervisor, at hi plan ia Madera.
The bidder t furaiah the aemoa of hia aurellea
who will Buaraotoo fu I Ailment of eontraet. The
Sunerviaor reaervfng tb right to rejeet all bid
If deemed neeeeaary ao to do.
Bida will ho received aatil tb 10 lb of Juae,
when th aem will bo opened at my plaoe, la
Madera, at 19 a'eloek a- m, and where an otaa
hould bo direetod or left. WM.LL THKti,
fedora, may 17, 'M St
SWITCHES AND A Mi KINDS OF
HAIR WOHK--
Ladlea, If yoa waat hair work rteae la the
beet style and eheapeat rate, bring lit one that
ha all the trat-elaaa euatom, hoth la ClearAeld
aad Ovrweaavllle. Mr. S. 4. Browa BJ pleated
to at thatch eaa civ tb boat of refereoeo.
Head la your work at the oarlleat opportunity,
aaa auaiaeueB win oe gnaraateea.
MRH. 8. J. BROWN.
Mar tat It., I door oaat of Allegheny House.
Olearfteld, May 14, 'To II.
M
ILL NOTICB.
Aey warty havlal loee t. aaw at Look llaraa,
aaa bare them maaefeetared at tbe lowoat rata
aad ta la. beat maaaet by eallla, al th. Saw
Mill al Tewae, A Bow A tX, Waur at root. Leek
aeea, Pa. H. BBAW
Leak Ham, April IS, lJ.m.
Mrs. 8. 8. LID I) KM,,
n.rlng engaged in the Marble ballBeae, deatree
to Inform bor frianda and tbe publle that ike km
now and will keep eonataatly oa band a large aai
well aelaeted atook of ITALIAN AND VERMONT
MARI1LK, and la prcf.red bo foralak lo or,lor
TOMIISTONKfl,
BOX AND CRADLE TOMBS,
MONUMENTS,
Carba aad Poati for Cemetery LoU, Wtadow
6111a and Capt, alao,
BUREAU, TAHI.E AND WAHIt STAND
TOPS, Ae., Ae.
aa. Yard oa Reed alreol. aaw lb. tt. R. tlrpot.
Cl.ua. Id, Pa. JeT,TI
Clearfield Nursery.
ENOOUHAGE IIOMR INDUSTRY
T1I1R aaderaliaad, baring eatebllibl a N.r
J. aery oa the Tike, about half way betwerft
Cl.arfi.ld and Corwrnarlll., la prepared t. far
alah all kindi af FHIIIT TRKKA, (ttaadard aad
dwarf.) rergrooaa, Shrabeery, Urepe Viaea,
tlooMberry, Lewt.a Rlaehhorry, Strawberry,
aad Raapbrry Vlaot Alao, Siberia. Crab Treee,
Qalaoe, aad early erarlet Rb"berb, Ao. Ordere
promptly atleaded to. Addreae,
i. D. WRIflHT,
npM-AS-, CarwanarlUa, I'a.
J. It. M-MUHRAY
WILL SI'PrLT TOn WITH ANT ARTICLI
OP MERCHANDISE AT THE VERY LOWEST
PRICE. COME AND SEE, (. Ally:)
NEW WASHINGTON
Sfutlstri).
DR. E. M. THOMPSON,
(OSo. la Beak Beildiag.)
rarweaaTllle, ClearStld Co Pa.
auh II H If.
FRESH MEAt-MW Snor.
Tb andertlrned hereby inform tb ouMie il
gracral that ther keep oa band, rage arty, at
their bop, adjoining JOHN 01X10 U S rurniier
room, opposite the Coart Hon, th
BUST rkKSff flEgr, YEA L, XCTTOX
LAMB, POHk, ETC., AT
KEDUCKD PRICES, FOR CASU.
Mrket mornings ToesdAT. ThandxT. ae
Haturdava. Moat delivered at ridnee wbe
de'trrd.
A har af riatroaaga ta respectful It eMifit.
Uarch 1, l7d ly. STAUB A NOR R IS.
MEAT MARKET.
F. H. CARDON & BRO,,
Rear of Pi' Opera Hon.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Oar arrangement are rf tbe not omplt
roarer ter mr fumiabiag the pablie with rmk
Meats oi an una, ana et to very nest qnaiiiv.
W'caleo deal ia all kioda of Agricultural Imple
ment, which we keep oa exhibition tr the bea
eft t of the pub lie. Call around wbea la ,
and take a look at thing, or nMrru h
F. ti. CARDON A BRO.
Clearfield, Pa., July 14, IsTMf.
READING FOR ALLU
BOOKS rf- STATIOSERY
Market M., Clearfield, (at ttie Puat 0rc)
THE ua-ienigoed hga leare to annuil?t t
the eitiacna of CtearnVM and vlrinity. ilt
he baa flttrtl np a room and haa Jo ft returiea
from the city with a large emoant of roadiaf
matter, eoo sitting in part of
Bibles and Miscellaneous Books,
Plank. Account aad Pasa Rooka of evert d-
eriptinnj Pnpvr and Envelopes, French pnnl
and plaint Pen aad Pencil j Blank Legal
Paper, Deed, Mortgage) Judgment, Ri
tioa aad Promisarr Bote: While and Pareb-
meat Brief, Legal Cap. Record Cap. aad Bill Cf.
Sheet Mueie, for eilber Piano, Flale or Viohi,
eonataatly oa hand. Any book or otatloaary
desired that I may aot hat oa head. will be ordar-
ny irat oxpreee, and eold at wholesale or rM
to alt uBtomerB, I will also keep pertodift!
literature, aaeh Meg tie, Nwpair, t
I1. A. UAI let-
nrarfteld, May T, M-tf
)LANTS & FLOWERS
Th. ondMoirnwl herh el.oa nOtiM t BW
eltilraa of Clearfi.ld eoa.VI, that ha b.i, al til
urern hoom ia Clearllalo, a large e,ueniiir -klndl
of Vegetable aad Flower I'lanti, wbl-b -will
furnUb to ell who may faror him wilb tb"
prtrooage. at reaennohle prleai. Tba folloeiaj
Ml a pertiel net ol pieau aad low.ra I
tB.RraBt.a rLAara.
Wintered Cabbege Planta.
Let. C.bbag. rianta.
l)..rf Celary Pea
' Wintered OuliSower Planta.
Sweet PoleU Planta.
Kgg Pleau.
Tomato Pieata.
l'rpper riaata.
flowbb rLAKTa pea Brnoiea.
IIKl.tOTROrES-Anortrd.
rRll'NIaS-SlneleeBd doable.
(IKHANI11MS Xoa.le.
MKK ANlt'MrV llooble.
II KB A M 11 N8 Varlageled.
SAUR Srerlel and while.
PANHIKS-Laree Sowera.
AllKRATCM Mired.
COI.KTA-Aaeorted.
rt'CHSIA Single and doable.
IMIII.IAS-lh.eble.
VKItHKNAS-Deot ealeelel rarlaliea.
CITIIKA.
CENTAUREA and CINERARIA.
CANNAS-AoaarUd.
STOCK Urge Aowerlag, aeabn.
WAOONIAS Amorled.
p KOV A 1.1 A Rial, megor.
MldNONBTTE Lerge So.rH.g.
PINKA-Hwdy.
PIILOX-Dr.-ma.dll. 4
A bug. aeaertmMl .1 Pleole for I "l"
Beanota er Teeoa. ERNESTS1
ClearAeld, P.., April II, tt