THE REPUBLICAN. CLKAKF1KLU, PA WKDNK8DAT MOHNINO, Jl'HB M, ISf. v. fc Terms of Subscriptioo. . f paid In ad vmm, or within three nonthf ,..$ f I paid after Hire aud before ill month t M if paid afMr theaxntretlen of sli months... I -Mesn, 8. U. l'RTTRiiait.L A Co., New- . Mitr Advertising Agente, IT Wrk How, corner iiMimftn Mreit ar our am; auMiontea Agents a ntw i ork uiiy. hKMCIOUN MOTICEH Methodist Episcopal Church Rn. a P. Svrvrr, nitnr. Public Bervioe every Sabbath l 1U A. Al., Mia Tt, f. M. , Pabbath Kolmol at DA.M. Prayer k tttojt everv Thurtday, at Ti P. M. Cmn union Her vice, I rat babbatb of ovary moniu, ai t a. m. West ( learlleld M. E. Churrh-Rva, n, 11. Pill and J. K. A sua a son, Pastors. Krcaolnog very alternate flundav, ft! 8 o'clock, P. M. Sunday Sjbool at 1, P. M. All are In vited to At tun d. IrabterJau Churrli Ht. II. 8. Bonn. Hnodiltb services mornina and eveninr Bab. bath Hohool at ft P. M. Prayer Mealing VYdn- aaj evening. Ht. Krajicle' Church Calhullr Itev. P, J. 8hrriar. Preach in e; at 10 o'clock, A. M., on the Oral, third and lourthSundaytof each month; Vcapera and Benediction ol I ho blessed Haorament nt T o'clock, P. M. bund it 7 Kobool vry Sunday aiicrnoon si s o oiock. OFFICIAL IMKIXTORY. nan op nomine qitartir srrsiomi OOP it. Hecond Mood ay of January, 'f bird Monday of March. Klitt Monday cf J una. Fourth Munduy of September. rim or louiiia commor plus. First Monday of Jun. Beoond Monday of November. pubuo orricRRt, PretitUnt Jndy lion, Cbarlai A. Mayor, of Lock llavan. AhuIiinI Lmw JuJgtJlon. John II. Orvls, of lieilelonte. Afooiatt Jirfj; Wllllani 0. Foley, Clearfield j Jonn J. Head, Uurwensvllle. foUoiwWryKli Bloom. Reyitfr ana Hetordvr L. J. Morgan. Ihitrict Attorney Prank Pieldlog, Trunnr Iad MeUaufrbey. Skarijf William H. MoPhereon. County iVervcyor-'-Sainuel Y, McClotkcy, Cur wentville. County Co minion0T Clark Brown, Clear field Thomas A. McUe, Chest P. 0.) llairia Hoovr. Clearfield. County Auditor! Christ. J. Kcafcgy, Oltn Hop ; Hatnuel A. Caldwell, Willlamsgrov John 0. Conner, Uurntid. County OvntrJ, II. Naff, Naw Waabinan, Jury Commititontri- -John W. Ishagart, Jma Mltoball, Claarfietl. SuMriHtendut of I'ublie SckotU John A. Uregory, Curwanaville. Xvtariu Public John W. Wriglay, Win. Ra debaugh, Cyrua L. Gordon, Clearfield Joaiah Kvans, Joa. K. Irwin, N. K. Arnold, Carwtnavilla j J.J. Lingle, Km mat Sajen, OaceolaMilla; John aton Hamilton, Lotheraburi;. Our Spttial column la daoidrdly Intcrtallng In a loeal point of view, and proClabU reading to ouuldera who want to aata money, Tbo Domooratlo Convention of Jef fenon oounty meata at Broak villa Joly 3d. mm - Cloarfiold Bunt a lare number ofvitt- llora to the Centennial on Monday morning. Ail old curmudgeon says that the ladiea bavt ft M decoraliuo " day avary Sunday. Tho music of tho mowing machine will aon ba heard on our billa and in our valleya. licv. W. II. J 1 1 1 will nrauch in tho: Weat Ciaarfitld M. B. Church 'no it Habbalb, at R o'clock p. Johnson & Finney'a lo-tlrivo. which paaaed Clearfield laat Kunday a week, "hung Bp" at Kartbaur, the water getting too tow at that point to proceed further. A flight chuiiL'e in tho Summer aehodule on the Iow tirade Railroad occurred on Monday of lint week. We will pub) lib a correct time talifa in ear ( laue. The editor of the Ctirwcnsvlllc Timn keep! a roll of the natnea of hii male viaitora, but witbholda the nauiei of hi lady viaitora. Weil, he hftt the right to do ft, and eutaldera have no right to growl. "What Wo Love," and "Hints to Mnihcri," or what the naw editor of the Pbilipa burg Journal Indulgee in thla warm weather. That la right. Experience la the beat tebool a mnn can enter. . . m In order that all hands connected with tbia offloe may bate a ehanct to let off their pout up patrtotiioi, the Rkpubmcam will not ba iaaucd next week. Tho office will be open aa nana), however, during every day, except the Fourth. Her. B. K. Stevens, of this borough, will occupy the pulpit of the M. B. Church at Philipibarg next Sanday, July Id. Rev. Mr. fimyaar, tba paator of that Church, hae baea aeri ouily ill for tome time pal. lie la eenraleaeent. (ieorgo Jliiwkwt, ol Philadelphia, Grand Hecretary of the Knlghta of ftyUiiaa of Pennaylvaala, orgauited a Lodge of that Order at Nottb liootidale, tbia oounty, oa Wedneaday of laat wai k, June SI at- Tba new Lodge atarta out with a goodly number of membera, and andar auipicloua olraumataneei. ' , " " "Professor" Martin started a papnr teltooo, in Hated with gaa, on an upward eouree laat Saturday evening ; but the peaky thing aprung a leak and fell to (he ground before U bad attained a very great altitude. Johnny if net to but Intend! to try It again. - ui Wo are Informed that tho pastor of j i ne rrtfiienan unurcn in una puea, ttav, u. t. Butler, who aai been abaent a few waeka for the recuperation of nla health, will return home tbia week. lie will rcaume bia labor aa uaual next Habbath, July 2d, at which time the annual col lection for Horn Miaaioaa will b taken a p. McHHrs. Asbury W. J-eo and John W. WrigUy left thia place on the early traia laat Haturday morning for fit. Lou it, to be preient at the National Convention, which convened, la that city yeaterday, and where tbey will look on while the repmentatlvea of the Damooralle party oftbla country name tbe next l'naidnnt and Vice Preel dent of the United State. Mr. W. C. Cartlon has taken charge of the M Button llonae, In thla place, formerly kept by Mr. John iJougfaerty, who ha goo to Tyrone to givo bia entire attention to the City Hotel, wbloh fa baa bad control of for torn time. " Clem." naderatand tba art of running a hotel, and we hava no doubt but that be will make a popular and obliging landlord. An inspection train passed over tho jyron tiearieid o ranch, f. tt. R., on Tbur day laat., Tbt train oonaiated of two ooochaa one dining and en parlor car and thaoeeopanta were Prank Tbompaon, Ueneral Manacer of tb Pa. Railroad, 0. Clinton Gardner, GaneraJ Super Intendent, and 8. B. Blair, Super la Undent of tbe Tyrone A Clatfleld divUioo, and a number of, ladiea. ' Wo clip the following item from an exchange, bat eaanot vouch for It eorreetnoaa t " On Friday night, June loth, at Hoattdale, Clear- laid eouary, a man waa detected la tho act of fat ting fire to tba Cetkolie Church. The diaeovary waa mad by a woman, who wu knocked down by th inoendlary before aha ooald givo the alarm Ha eacaf ad. Thli la tb Church la which a eon- tractor waa killed and thirty pariona werelnjured 1 iw'itisgy." Tho Pennsylvania Stato Sahhatb onooi Ateoctetioa neid iu twelfth annual eon vention in tb elty of Reading, on tb 13th, Ktfa and 1Mb dayi of June, 1178. Full reports were given from tb nortbra otral eouutie. Clear- field aounty nportod IOB Babbath aabools, and 311 of their member added to tb chareh within the pat nine month. Pall atatUtleal and gen ral information relative to tbo State work will tw publlabod early In tb Pall, and furnlihod to workera ganorally. t ' 1 . In our advertising columns to-day, ill b found a aotir f AppUten a Oyolopodia, the ahleeajih and laat volume f which t new in prM, and will b ready fordellvary la a short tin. This Is a valuabl book, and ehoald bo In ovary bouae in th land. Th work i told only tr aubaaiptioo, and tbe ageal baa fixed tba anode of delivery la tack a way that a I moot any on eau ftt tb book. Read tt inducement offend sub ;Scribn in tb advnrtiaement. This morning we bad the pleasure w -wiaing "peeimea page or a great ftatioui J-lmc, nearly ready fef Isaao, tnUUed 0Jr First Century.'" Wear ready to say thai th panufaolure, pspi-r, style, aambor of engraving, nd character af the work, ar far aapertor to aay took we hare ever mm aotd by subeerlptlen. Tbe Msa ti, co far as we know, aa catlrtly ajrlglaal to, and well adapted to make facto nwr Intoreet bg ika IcUoa. WewlU b abl, ia ar But , to glv wm particular t to regard to this' and vdunlBtus nark. I FOURTH OP JULY NOTCt, Tbe aUlsons of this borough and vlelalty ara roo, netted to aasMnbl al tb Park lut Friday afternoon, at 1:30 o'clock sharp, for tb purpo of ereeting table and putting tb ground la good order for Ik Centennial aelebration. Let there bo a good tnraout 1 ' A pigeon abootfnj niteh will take plea at tb Park on the Fourth, barmarkamea are scouring p their arm and making prrparatlona for a grand exhibition of their aklll. Hon't fall to w Until tb apart. Several games of bat ball will I" played at the Park grouuda during tbe afternoon or tb Fourth. Tb principal gam will bo th on played by the Clearfield and U out id ale club. Th parade of Odd-Pellowa will be an interval lug featur or th Centennial celebration.' They will form at their hall at 10 o'clock a. a., and march tbeno to tb Park. Philip eburg wllleelabrat th Centennial Fourth In a becoming manner. Quit a number of her eltliena bava, however, decided to eout to Clear field on tbat day. Tba boy i bava their trapping In order for a grand faatattloat parade on Tuesday nest. It Will b on of th amualng feature of th day. Thro or four martial banda bava been prac ticing for torn liin paat, and will furntab aiuale to order at tbe big oelebratioa. Tbe 0. U. A. M. faav decided to participate In the street parade on tb Fourth, dressed in the regalia of th Order. Th Clearfield braaa band ha failed so far to effect a ra-organisatloa for tb purpoteof playing on tb Fourth. Dr. II ills it untiring in his efforts to lnnrt th sucoas of. the celebration on Tuesday next He is an vffloiwt worker. Tb Vocal obolr ta fully organised, and will great ty-add 'to tb enjoyment of tb Fourth. Tb display of fira-work will be well worth seeing. Don't mis It. pROdHAMMf FOR THE FoURTIl. The following is tb programme of exercises for tbe oelabratioQof th Centennial Fourth of July, 18T0 : All the belle in town to b rung five minute at sua rite. Th algnal to begin will be tbe ringing of tb Court House belL Thla will be followed by th firing of the Natjoaal salute of thirteen guns on tb bill ast or towo, to be replied to by thirty-eight guns on tb hill west of town. Th prooeaaion will form at tbe Court Houao at 10 o'clock a. Si, under th direction of the Chief Man ha I, Dr. J. P. Buroboctd. Carriage on Sec ond etreet, heading north; civic prooeieion on Market atret, bading ast. On tb arrival of Ah train, tbaprooeaaloa will Immediately proceed to th Park. All delega tions from tb surrounding country are requested to bo in Urn to join In this proewaloa. Tb meeting at tba Park will be tailed to order at 11:45 A. n. by Dr. A. M. Hill,, Chairman of tb Ex. Committee. Th following exereifa will then bo had i I. Musi by th Ncwburg Band, t. Prayer. I. Singing by tbe Choir. 4. Reading of tbe Declaration of Independence by Win. 0. Arnold, Kq. . Mode by tb Clearfield Baad. 6. Oration by T. U. Murray, Em. Y. Singing by th Cbolr. I V,-f 8. Reoei of one hour for Rufreahuients. 9. lliitorical Sketch or the County by Hon. John . Hoyt (ono of tb oldest oilixen In tb county). 10. Singing by tb Cht lr. 11. Address by Hon. John Paltun. 12. Centennial Poem by A. M. Hills. 18. Slogiog by th Choir. 14. Addra by Wm. M. MoCulleugb, Kq.' 16. Muai by the Williemngrove Band. 10. Addroaa by Hon. T. J. Uoyer. 17. Singing by tb Cbolr. ? - r F 18. Muai by tb Paradis Band. ' ' 19. UeuternUI Mlnttrels. ' Tb tin will b opoupted by various amuse ment until evening, whan tb people wilt rot urn to town to witneaa a diiplay of Are-work from th bank of tbe river at the North Park. Person desiring speuial Information on tbe ground, will Inquire of tbe Police. We tuko tho following notice from tb Willlamtport Sunday Timet, which refers to Mr. Jaeob Moor, of tb in place, who la well known to nearly all of our cltiiena ; "Among tb pres ent patient of Dr. McDermott l a German gen tleman, who for thirty year hai been blind In tbe left y, while tbe rigbt was only an apology for an eye. He vialtod the noted Inttltutlona of Bar-; Hn, only receiving temporary relief. Coming to this country, he settled in Clearfield aounty, and about flva rnoatba ago wont t Philadelphia, where be plaoed blmaelf nnder the treatment of a gentleman reputed t b an eminent physician. Aftor spending hundreds of dollars he returned to Clearfield, no belter than when he started. Ills eye grew worst, and a short Uin ago, hearing that Dr. McDermott, of Wllliamaport, was skilled la the treatment of eye and ear diaoates, be re volved to again place himself in medliel bands. Six weeks ago ba arrived la thla lty, so blind that bit son was compelled to accompany him and lead him to th offio of tb pfayaiotati. . JBat a change a happy one has com over tb spirit of his dream. Tb eye blind for thirty yoara baa barn rcaiored. He has so far regained bis sight aa to send hla son back borne. to Clearfield, and now walks the streets of tb elty happy as a king, and confident of a complete restoration of tb lgbt of both ya." . . , , . Clearfield Coal Trade. State ment of Coal and other freights sent over th Tyron A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail road, for tb week ending June 17, 1876, and th aam Urn last year i v OO At (,,. For tbo week Sam Urn last yar., J4.0T6 16.H20 ... 1,244 ...... 8)0,1&4 804,419 Dec rcas ..M. Prcvloaaly during year..... Same time last year Inercas ,.,..... Total In 1878 Sam time last ytar... , 184,7 18 . 844,884 , 879,769 Inert tte otnib rami ears. Lumber Miaoclianeoaa freight (. 13 98 It is hoped that everybody wilt hare tbelr work so far advanced by tb Fourth cf July that they can devote the whole of that day to en joyment. A a muai thing heretofore, farmers bar bad to attend to their work on that day. aad tome even work harder an lb Fourth, than tfary do on any other day during tbo Sumi Now, wc suggest tbat farmers and all others get all don that can be do befer tbe Fourth, and then Uke the entire day tocolebrat. Nonof of will lira to sec aaothor Centennial Fourth, and w tbonld make tb best of the present. An Altoona chap, named Levi Knott, Is endeavoring to break a Sunday work la that city. Paring the put week cixty-fiv railroaders wr arreeted for working on Sunday. They bad hearings bfr Alderman Pffnbergr and wtr lined each four dollars and oosts. The eases wll 1 all b tokea to court. This last batch make an Jtgrt;t f somethlag Ilk two hundred and fifty arrest of railroad men for working oa Sua day. What will b th action of tba court and Jury is th prcmitts it Is difficult to conjecture. . i- ..n mm s mm Miractloi's Khcape.-"The Thilips- bnrg Jour mat, of laat Friday, says : On Monday morning a little daughter of George Slmler was attain ptlng to cross Cold Strtaut on a drift of logs when she fell la. The oondiUoa of th crock pandered a re tent dtAenlt, aa It waa awullsn son aidarably by th rain n Saturday night, but hr llttl brother being scar rutbed to her and aa aba hang u spend hotweea two. loga b with hard labor raoud her from an untimely death o-o-ej A Cat Story, A u oxchango says : "A Maltese famsle cat was seat by express from Willlamtport to Columbia oa lb Uth of May, leaving bef kltttns behind. Oa th 6th of June tb arrived at her former bom at Willlamsport and gladly greeted her kittens aftor a moatb's absence. She had caped from bar new bom at Columbia aad mad bor way aa foot to Wllllams port, 128 miles distant." Mail Robber Convicted. Tho yonng man arrested ia Uantlogdoa aounty for ystomstl snail robbery, was eoavtotod lut week In th U. S. District Oeart at Willlamsport Two bill of indictment were found again at bin by th grand Jary. there being two aoparat informations, Ills nam to Oliver Elmer Flaalgaa, aad th rob bery waa committed at tb Canrvlll potto flic som months ago. i List of lo tiers remaining unclaimed la th PMtomo ftt Clearfisld, for U wackcading Jaaa Ifith, 1S78i Cramer, Mr. Anna Cobora, Mr. Jam P. Krphart, Mrs. Miram Larimer. R. B. h Meller, John Hi Matbewf, Thomas Norwood Coal A Lata. Oa. aUiae, J. Harry Soalctcl, Caaiulea j uavit, ti. w, Dreaaler, C bar la B. Uariaeeb, Wm. Ii art sock, J. W. Kiebtrw, Miss Polly P. A. OA U LI If, t, U. , ! o a (iKOTERiEs.-Tho largest and best selected aad cheapest stock of grooerlc la Clar i laid aounty at J. II. Lj tie's. Every thing bought In large sjnaoUltsa, etrittly for k, c that k oaa offer aad toll tba glt alotcwt as low atb elf prim. A CARD. Tb Committee of Arrangement for tb Fourth of July are preparing a large table for the muai oiaoa nod atranrer and others who aav be on- provided for on thai day, and respectfully solicit contribution from their fellow oitiaena In auoh subttantial thing as tbey oaa furnish, via i Brea L oakaa, oia meaie, aauoe, or every una, pickiot, eoflee, lunar, butter, or anytblna auitalde fur tbe talde. Nodiihe ar daaired, a tba UummiUe will furniau ail Ulihea for tbia table. Jtll peraona willing to contribute to thia table ar requeeted to notify tbo Chairman of tbe Com. mi I It, Dr. 11 ill t, aa early aa Filday Beat, what tbey will furnlab, aa the Committae can provide for any defioieney, and, aleo, Uiaend their oor.tr L buliona to John McWaufftiry'i atiireroou on Mon day evening or early on Tueaday mroning i or elae take tbem to th ground In their own batkeu aua act tnm on Ui long utile. All pereon who desir their baaket taktu to the Park on the moruing of the Fourth, will pleaae notify Dr. 11 til on Munday, and tbey will b token over. Kaoh baaket abuuld bo marked with lb owner names. TBI PABK. The oitlsena of Clearfield borough and vicinity are requeated to meet at tbe Park in West Clear field on next Friday afternoon, with such tools a may be require) to clear of) the ground, build lames, ereot speoKcr s sund, arrange acats, Aa, Prompt attendauo la requeued. it is hoped tbat all persoaa who oan control a ouggy or aarrtace will re in the prooeaaion at 10 o "clock, a. h., fur the purpoteof oonveviug ladiea Irum the train to tbe Park) nod tbat they will alto be on hand after the doting cxeroltos, to re turn mc laaie to town. A. Al. hill, Chairman of tb t'ommitto, THE FOURTH IN BRADY, A grand celebration will be held at Luthenburr. by Brady and adjoining tow nth i pa, on tb Fourth of July, lM7rt. The Mlowiog i tb FK04IUAMMK UORN1NU KX KltOlKU : Th proceaaioo, aocotnpiiijliHl with mualc, under rna aireotion or saaj. u. n. L.uiner, will lorm in front of th Merchant's Hotel. The prestation will then p rooted to the Cream Hill grove. Muile. Prayer by ltv. K. Manges. Vocal MuiIb Auieric" by tlioentire audience, nnder the direction of J. 11. Edinfter. Declaration of in depend cue, by J. B. Keff, Bt. Mu-lo. Hiitory of th aurroundiug country, by John A tar me, &q., ot iroulville. Muiie. Refreabtntots eerved In the grove. A FT EH NOON KXKR01HES. Parade around the grove. German address by Prof. P. fi. Weber. Muaio. Addreas by Rev. E. Manre. Singing of our National eong " Hail Columbia." A platform will be erected In tbe grove, and all thoio who with to engage In a grand bop can bop. Th day will b cloaod with varioua arauacmenta and a grand diiplay of fire-worka iu tbe evening. j. o. iMtrr, - Da. W. A. Mauxa, J, HA HILTON, Committee of Arrangcmeata. FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE WEST CLEARFIELD M, B. CHURCH. The nubile is cordially Invited to patron I te a atand in tbe grove ol the Fair U round on the 4th of July, where refreshment of all kind will bo kept for sale, sucn as loe-ereaui, lemouede, con fectioneries, cakes, pica, aandwiohe. Ac. Ac., al all hour of tbe day. Supper oan alto bo aerved to such aa wiah to remain uu tbe grouada to wtt neve the display of fire-worka in the evening. itie icaBte uerivrd from tbia eland to be ap plied to the relief of the Weal Clearfleld M. K. Cburoh. We therefor kindly soliolt tbe natron- age ol toe public tn tnia benevolent nlerrii. J. F. AnnxHuoS, Wat. Mi-as, A. L. Masu.., Couimittce. . Wkst Ci.BAnrtKLii, June 19tb, 1S78 Township Auditors and School boards should remember that by tbo Aet of Aaembly pasted latt wiatr, th atatement of tho school and other funds, mast b published In tbe two papara of tb county having th large t circulation. Lorillard'b Tobaccos. Lytlo, of this plana, has tho agency for Clearfield county for Lorlllaxd'a. oelebrated braud of tobacco, and can sell thorn at factory prlcea. Specials, When you come to CI ear field on the Fourth of July, go to A. Oulntburg tor gnat bariralut In clothing and furnishing good. je23-lt. 4 AWH PAH) FOR VV(M1, 11Y AHNOM), AT 4 I K Kla'Hl IM.E. If yon want to see good ttmue and forgot the panic, Just go to Fleck A Co'a store. Don't forget tnc place, opposite Hocaop $ store. Market street, Clearlield, i'u. may IT, "Jo- tf. For Ibe benefit of oar v It! tors to the celebration on tbe Fourth of July, I will evil all my well seleotod stock of clothing at greatly reduced prices, A. Otiaxat no. Brooms Fon Bal. R. Newton Shaw keep a full aupply of Fradonia Buggiea aud PI all una Wagona for al. To be teen at tho Hhaw Hons yard. Call on or address him at Clearfield Penn y I van la. may 13-tf. AHII PAIPFOH W(N)LIIYAHN(L1, ATtUMHUNMVlJ.Ll A Worn or atonx to ran Pru We have Juat received anew invoice of choice Dreaa floods, Ibe best 26 cent Dress Ooodi In (own, Black Alpacas, Black Silks, mens' and boy's Caitimerts. We moke a speoialty of Mourning Goods, more Summer Millinery Gooda, Mala and Bnnta, just received, Patronage aolioUed, every effort ahall bo taken to givo entire satisfaction to all who may fovr t with their cmatom. my!7tf. Fraxibb' Qvipm Book to PniLAOiLPntA ssn th a CRKTBnm. Fxhtsitioii, Price redawd to TEN CENTS, ,u,Ul ppabiished. 40 of the prominent pi acta of interest on th Great Centennial Grounds A totter book than any of th 10-ornt Guide puhlished. Enclose Frio to John H. Fratier, 4.10 Walnut street, biladelphia, and get copy by return mall. CASH PAIO FOR VFOOL BY ARNOLD, AT CUMM EKHVItrG. Dont fall to call at th Cutanial Store, for all yobr goods, as w ar determined lo sell at tb lowest price to the county. Good While dross Goods for 19 cents per yard, worth SO oente. Good C'aliooa fast colors for Ave cents par yard. Good Muslins yard wide for five cents. Grind Gingham for six cants per yard. Good Dress Goods, tow eonto star yard. Good Ticking ten oente per yard. A good Dreaa pattern tor fifty cents Ladiea' Glove for -wight cent per pair. Good in enr line will alwayt bcauld at the lowaat market price. - - nyl7tf. 8HPi:PIA. Americana are particularly subject to this dis ease and Its effectv: each aa Sour Sfomaoh, Kick Headache. Habitual Coativenesa. Heart burn. Water braab,oouilng up of the food, coated tongue' disagreeable taste in the mouth, palpitation of toe utter, ana mi omrr unvotes oi me tMomaun and Liver. Two dote of Grrki's At'orar Flowp.b will relieve you at nnoc, and ther post tlvely Is not a cue In the United States It will not cur. If you doubt this go to your Druggist, 0. D. Watson, and get a Sample Dot tie for 10 esaua ani try tt. Heguiar sis it cent. apri,76eowIy THINK POH YOl'HMEI.kA Thousands lead miserable livet, suffering from dyspepsia, a dieordtred stomach and liver, pro ducing billouaneet, heartburn, eoatlveness, wenk nta, irregular appetite, low spirits, raising food aner caitng, ana olten ending in uiai auacxa ol fever. Thkt show tiiby ahb sick, yet they get little lytnpathy. The unfailing remedy, which ia yearly re tor log thousands, ia DaCosta a Radical Cure, sold by C. D. Watson, and Uartswlok A lrvta, Druggists, Clearfield, Pa, A 26c. oottlewill oonvlnce yon of Ita merits. Don't delay another hour after reading this, lut go and gelsv bottle, and your relief la aa certain as you itve. vi in you do it, or will you ronuuu tt suffer f Think for yonraelf ! Prof. Parker'a Pleasant Worm flvrup Is per fectly aafc, extremely palntable. No physic ro- iulred. Coat 2ft cento. Try It, Vt tale by C, i, Watson aad Hart wick A Irwin, Clearfield, Pa, tnch !2eowly. CASH PAID FOR WOOL II Y ARNOLD, AT CUItWUNHVIM.E. WM. HUUD'M LOCAL. I.INKN 8CITA, LIHRK SUITS, LINEN SUITS KOR LAD IKS, JUST RKCMVED, N Llo.otlood,, wllbtrlnminf, t. matvb, Dm. I, HJS.tf. O. WlilT, Jn. II .1, b, B. Wm. M. n.rabrl.ld, Mr. Watt, II. TborapMn aad Mia, Ko Millrlda, aolb tl C.rw.a.rlll., Pa. Oa Thandar. Jan. J1J, 1876, br R.r. N. II. Milter. Mr. ll.rr.t C. Larlrn.r, f OmwIi U ill.. Cl.arll.ld floantj, Pa., and Mia, Kama Laea,, of Claail.ld, l a. Tn WmI Gl.arA.M, aa Tharadi. Jana Sid, I7, bjr H,. tt. F. BI...O., Mr. Uaorr, OarMb- or uarwaaa.llia, fa., aad mim A.nia Maitm. of Oaatral Pvlat. 0arioct.ii tawa.hio. Claart.ld Maalr, Pa. .4 . ' SUA. ' . At Central Point, In Covington town -hla. Clear- laid oonnty, Pa., am Tueeday, Mcreh Slat, 1818, of pneumonia, Lydia Bell, tnlaat dawghterof Dr. w aa. . ana aaertic a, uiuiiaaa, age iu moata aad 28 days. On Wdnada, An Ttb, 1878, of dlptberi. William Murrav, bob of Dr. Wm. 6, and MtrtteA. OIINlsod, aged 8 yewrt, II month and t days. On Ptlurdtv. June 18lb. 1878, of dintherla. Jvha AlcaaacVr, eon af Dr. Wm.S,and Marti A. Uiililaad, aged I years, 8 saoaths and 29 da, . Ob Wednesday, Jam I4tb, 1878, of diatktl, Oct Vlrt lata, daoghtor af Dr. Wm. 8. and hfcr- I to At allllllaad, aged I yar, 4 month and 7 days. Oa labbatb aiVrnoov Joa 18th. 1171. Oral flood, oldest daughter of Dr. D. R. aad Elite (ood, of Philadelphia, Pa, formerly of 0 act I a Mills, this count j, aged II yesrt. IViiiiNylvaiilaKailroiul TYUONK at CLEARFIELD BUANCU fS and after Monday, APRIL 17, 1878, th Vi aaeenger Trains will run dally (except Sun day) between Ty rout and Clearfield, aa follows ; CLKARFIELD MAIL. W. C. Iiiwin, Conductor, LK A V B 60U T II. TYkAVK NORTH. Curwenavllle...3:25, P. . Tyrone H.4H,a.m. Oxcmda Pbillpabarg...lU.Oft, u Cleartield II.OU, " Corwemvill.. 11:15, Clearfield 8.0, 11 PhillpaburgM...4.:o, Oaocola .0, Tyron 6.10, CLEARFIULD KXl'KKriS W, 8. Pluhmbb, Conductor. LEAVE SOUTIL I Leave north. i Tyrone f.05 P. I Iutcrotion...7.i0 ' ! Oxceola 8.10 I Philipaburg.,.9.18 " I Cleartield, ar.,.9.29 " I Curwanaville. 6.b0 " Curwenavlllc.,.1.10 A. Clearfield :Sa " Pbilipaburg.. 8..I0 " Oaocola M 8.4o Intersection. T.SS " Tyrone- T.6U II A LI) EAtJLB VALLEY BRANCH. Exp. p. it. 1.55 7.16 8.01 9.3V 8 41 8.63 9.18 Mail. m A.m. ' 8..18 leave Tyran Mall. P. M. Exp. A. M. I. 00 12.40 11.66 II. 24 11.14 11.00 10.28 9.46 arrive 8.30 s.oo V..H8 10.00 10.10 Bald Eagle 8.00 Julian Mikahurg llellefonta Mileaburg Howard 8.13 4.47 4.39 4.S& S.6H leave S.10 10. so 10.44 6 arrive L. Haven TYRONE STATION, BARVWAttll. A M Pacific Exp ret a, 8:1ft Harrtaburg Aoo'm, 8:48 p v Mall Train, 8:22 Atlantic Expreas, 6:47 Pbila'da Express, 10.-30 WBSTWAKD. Pittiburg Exp'aa, Pacific Express, A n 2:41 8:.ll P 1:08 841 8:68 Way Pa Monger, Mail Train, Fast Line, riUI,IISlil 1U1 A MOSI1ANNON DltANCIIKS On and after Monday, APRIL 17th, 1878, Ac eommodation Trains will run over the Pbilipi burg and Moahannon llrancbcs, as follows i LEAVE SOUTH. LEAVE NORTH. P. V. A. M. A. M, 1:40 1:U 1:44 T:S 1:60 7:44 1:68 1 0:06 7:62 2:13 10:18 8:08 Stations Morrisdale, -Philipsburg, Steiner'S, Dun bar, Ococola, Moihnnouo, Sterling, Hontidale, McUauley, Kendrioka, - 7:16 12 11 7:00 12 16 4:38 12:11 4:31 ll':04 4:2.1 11:68 4:16 11:41 4:00 U::t3 8:62 , 11:27 8:47 1 1:24 8:44 11:20 1:40 2:19 10:24 8:12 2:23 10:28 B:1S 1:U 10:38 8:2 2.38 10:44 8:28 Close oonncotions made by all trains ftt Tyron and Look Haven. S. 8. BLAIR, my17-tf. - Superintendent. Allegheny Valley Kallroad. 10W GRADE DIV18IOX. ON and alter Monday, June 19th, 187fl, tbe paetenccr traint will rim daily (except Suodny) between Red Bank and Driftwood, a follow t KAHTWAHI). I'ty Mall leTa Pittsburg 8:30 a. m.t Red Bank 11:46 i bligo Junction 12:00; New Bcthlcbctn 12:50 p. ni.; Mavvili l:ti&: Troy 1:27 t BrookvlP 1:30 t Fuller' 2:16 t Rey- ooldsvill I:4o t Ouliota 8:ul t hornmit Tunnel 8:22i Penfleld3:40i Weedvllle 4:00 i Beneiett 4:28 i arrive at Driftwood at 6:13. U ITW AHI). TUj Mall leavet Driftwood 12:26 p.m.; lienetrtte l:Itl; Weedvill l:2:t; Ptnfleld 2:06; Summit Tunnol 2:27 t DuBola 2:4W; Reynoldsville 8:16 ; Fuller'tS::t3 ; lirookville 8.6ti; Troy 4:16 i Mavavilla 4:311 f New Bethlehem 4:62 ; Sligo Junction 6:24; Red Baukft:47; arrives at fitttburg a 7:su p. m. jrosy The RrynolJsvlII Accommodation leaves Rt-ynoldavllle daily nt 6:30 a. tt. and arrivea at Red Bank at 8:16 a. tn. Leavet Red Hank at 7:3& p. m.; arrives at Reynoldsiill at 1 ti..n p. in. Close connection made with traina on P. A K Railroad at Drift wood, and with trnlna on the Allegheny Valley Railroad at Rod Bank, . DAVID MiCARUO, Uen'l Hup't. A. A. J Acs so, Sup't L. G. Dir. FARK FKOM CLEAKK1ELD, TO Bellefonlc, P. 12 dt Middl.lown ti 00 LKk H.T.B., WillLmaport. lluntlDgiliin L.wi,tma.. ... , tn . 1 80 , i DO Mul,IUH 6 bo Unculrr . , 6 Hi I'RII.AKKI.rniA TVS Altoon. 1 A6 Jchn.t'iwn. 3 SU FirrHBIIKU li Ml.r7.riHe 4 19 HAHKIKBUKO... 4 ti DMINISTUATORS SALE.. Tbcro wilt be ei posed to public sale, at tic lata reaijeoee or uavia tiantoerry, uoceaseu, in ijawrenoc townanlp, Ulearnela aounty, I'z., on Tuesday, June 37, IH741, al 1 o'clock p. m., th following personal properly to wit i Two Horeea, oa two-bors Wagn, on aet of double llemeae, one Wind Mill, two year ling Calves, four Sheep, one Harrow, one Plow, Cutting Boa, Grain Cradle, rk-Tlho and Snpath, Timbe Hied, Cro out Haw, Broad Ai, throe Stoves, Cupboard, Meal Chest, Iron Kettle, Brass Kettle, Urtnd Stoae, lot of Chaira, beda and bed. ding, a lot of Carpet, and other arliclea of house- bold and kitchen furniture.. , Terms made known on day of sale. . WM. LANHllKRRY, Jan 7tb, 1878-41, . . Administrator. ATTEMIOX, FARMERS. ! - W. faa.a arraoffod aar barlnM. . a, to lira cial attenlKiQ tu tbe aal. of Agheollnral Im. plaiaaata, and will atep eoo.tanlljon hand W00D-8 MOWERS and ItEA'PEUS, BUCKBTK MOWERS and RRAPRRH, NASH LOCK LEVER HAT RAKKS, ELLIS A HOI K , , MAN'S ONE UOUHE THRESH- , INri MACHINES, rAN'SHtl '' ' 1 MILLS, CIDER MILLS, ' i ' DIIOKSrS DRAIN ' ..,. DRILLS, . Fonr-llorsc Sweep Powers, witb Straw Carrlar, of any dtiirtd lanUi, Catting Box., from $7 to 4tt each, llarpoun llor. .Ilajr f.rki and Hull.;., 1'low,, Colli' a tor, Hhtival Plow., Plow Hhtrr, of , ait kind., Itrpalr, ol all m.cbinv, . wld by aa, and ,ny thing - all. In our lina, All of wliiob will b Mid on eaj t,nn., or ai ohanced for .lock. Ca,h buaor, will Rnd great advantage, bj dealing wltb aa. . . M. O. BROWN BR0. MEAT MARKET, Market Street. ' T Machine, kept In the "Centennial" building. Olaarlleld, Pa., Ma, II, I87J.2B. pARMERSLOOK nf.RK ! ' ' F. M. CARDOX & MO., - Woold Aall the attenlinn of farmer, to tie feet tbat tbe ar. raMiTtng j ONI CAR LOAD OF Hebron's Patent Lock Level Tread Thresh Machines, . ' i ONB CAB LOAD OP CHAMPION MOWERS and REAPERS C0MB1NKU. , And two kind, of GRAIN MtlLLHPARM- KH8- FAVORITE A FARMERS' J'KIliKD., All tba 1W1 Ma.hlne, will bo ,old CHEAP for CASH, ar cchang.l for good noltSKS and FAT CATTLE. Thry hai also a lot of new TW0HORSB R0AP WA00NS,' -Which tbey will dWpose'nf In the muti tonnticr. Our Threshers, Rrnpor and Drill ar of the best makes In ibe country, ind wnrmnted first-class in tvery particular. Call at ur meat aiarket I Pit's Opura llonae ana extmine tntio uitciiiiie. F. M. CARDON .& Clcarlleld, I'a., March 33,'7. l!l!U. j. r. WIATIII.., WHAVl.lt a i:t I S CLKARFIELD, PA., An er7.rbif, at th. .Id (taad .1 0. L. Reed A Co. their atoek af f odi, ooaalitlag of DEY - GOODS, GROCERIES, - BOOTS SHOES, , DATS CAPS, , OARDWARB, ''"' ' QtBINSWARK, " . ' I FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &o., to., At the raeet raaionabl, rati, for 6aS0 or It utokup to, '.','.':''' 1 i Squars Timber, Boards, Shingles, .i- I :, i ii ! . i- .-. i .., I. , 0B CODHIBf rBODUOB. .1 r ', I .'.; ;-. ) v- " . ... ' aVAdnMtt anal. U taoee anfafad la fat- ting oil aqaar, tlaber oa lh o,t deaataa.n term,, rIIIJanr By virtue of an order of the Orphans' Court of OcarUcid county, tb undersigned, Administrator of lb eatatcol 1'cier iipiut, (te oi ltoga oounty. Pa., will sell at puidle sale, at the public house of Jaiuoa Dunn, in lb borough or Uoutadalc, on Wodnukduy, July 14, INK), Ht 1 o'flloiik p. in , a" tbat certain lot of ground aUUHte on Hue atrnat, in eall boruugb, uoundml eaat UIo by land of Dmiiwl McManat(la, and well by lahde or John ingiey, ueing no el lrr.nl by l.0 (col dHi, mid known as lut No. 220 In plan oi sum bn:ti(i. l "e luiproVFlUfiit consist ol i two-story fnme boti-c about 14xl) feet, and out build intra. Trkuh up Hai.b. "tia-uiiril of tbe numbase inonrv cash on oouiirraaiion or mie. one-third In one year fruui dute of aale.andlbe balanoc In two years from date of sale, tne litter two paymnt wuu iinorrsl to lie accuruu oy uunil ami mortgage on the prrmlsct. ALHbKT TIPPLE, June 21, IH70 at. Administrator. II. A. KRATZEH, (BPCCRSSOn To) ' KBATZER& LVTLK, 1)BY (lOOHH, NIlIIO.NS, x IIOOTH, Hill) US, : I.KATIIKIt, CAItl'I'TH on, ci.nnis. au, i'Ari:n, WISD0W SIIADKS, KTC. . Market Klr.i-t, I'lrarllclil, Pa. Fob. 10, 187l-ir JJANIEli O'OODLANDKIt, LllTUKUSnilKU, I'A, IJcaler lo DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, IIOSIEUT k GLOVKS, HATS A CAPS and IIOOTH A S1I0K5, Ttdiitero, Groceries and Fish, N,)Us, Hardware, . tjucenswarc and Glassware, Men's and Boys' Clothing, Drugs, Paints, Oils, Sfbool Rooks, i a large lot of Patunt Medicines, Candies, Nuts A Dried Fruits, Cheese and Crank era. Rock and Rifle Powder, Flour, (.ruin and PotntocA, Clover and Timothy Seed, Sole Leather, Morocco, Linings, Bindings and Thread, Khoemnkrrs' Tools and Shoo Findings. No great r-r variety of goods in any store in the county. AH for sale very low for cash or country produce at tho Cheap Corner. May 1, 187. 1 L ANTS & FLOWERS- Tho undcrrknnd hereby giro, noliee to the eittzen, of Clearubid eouaty, that bo hai, at hie (Ireen'lloii.e in Olaarflell, a large quantity of all blmte of Vegetable and Flower Plant,, wliloh he will furnl.b to all who may faror hlin with their firlxonege. at rcatonalile pricu. Th. following a partial li.l of plant, and Uower. : vnntTint.B rt.AXT. Wintered Cabling. Plant.. . Late Cel,bago Plant.. Uwarf Celory Plant,. Wintered Caalitlower I'lanta. Sweet l'ulato Planla. FggPlanti.. Tomato Plant.. IVppor Plant. rrowKR rLAiri roc W:blil,ll. HELIOTROPES Aunrtrd. PKTIIMAS-Single ami double. OKRAMl'MS .uo.le. Uli HA Nlli MS Itoabl,. (I KHAM L MS VarleK.tr d. SAUK Krarlot and wlnu. PANSIKS Larg. Itow.ra. AOKItATUM Mixed. I'OI.EI 8 AMorted. FIM'USIA iingl. and dol.le. UAHLIAH li,lila. VliltllKNAS Ileal Klecud rarlillo.. CI'PIIKA. CKNTAl'RKA and CINERARIA.-' (ANNAS Auorlnl. 8TOCK Lnrge Dowering, iloulile. BAIIONIAS Aeoorted. UHllVALlA-Flata mag.ir. MI'INONHTTK-Largo Uowi-rlnj.. PINKS Hardy. . i I'll LUX Uruoimamlii. A large aeeitrtmsut of Plnnt, fir Hanging 11. .kill or Vaaaa. KIINUST HUUK, tltarUild, Pa., April 1J, 'ti-tf. T lOWNSUII' ST AT KM KM'. atatement of tb, Road. Poor and Sohiiol Fund, of it eoatur biwn.hip for the year 187 j: . n. onowALrxe, Taaaarnlit, nn. To Ca.b rweired from Collector 47( Oil a. th anoWALTau. iikh i.l ia. uy uraera cancelled... ir.S 50 Hi 611 i 14 4)1 14 S 14 liy l .ih paid to School Fund.. Uy Trcaiiurer'e per crnlage Dalanee doe Trwearor Jl rw, ri;rii, nn. To Daah .olleeled by R. 11. Klioawltar...! Tu Caeb received from Lovl (oi....H.... it t 44 01) Tly .mount of Order, conei'lU-J .jr 1 17 II Ily C'ae b for prtuting Road account..,,.. I ,ri0 liy Tre a,urer' per centage.. IS 40 Ily balance from 1174 ' 14 8.H Balance due TrcaRurer arnoot. frnit. un. . 1.4 V9 ,' l2 37 44. ft 1,1117 04 . S74 UU To lialenoa due at Kttl.inent...... , To Pour fund to dl.lrict To Stat, appropriation fur Ift7a To School ui fur IS7i m To Ilull.llng for IS75 To Rant far two election, To A per rent, adrtod to tax dupliCRle 4 00 H,17ri.SI e.i vt .l.ilHI .'i0 11; eiuner.ttoD. oo iluilirat for Iit7-I..a HO 27 lij " " . " s;s Jen s:' HT amount vf OTiteri raneelleil J.7, ('H Ur Trratetirer'e per erntage J7 ,2 llhlrtOna uiioiillecteit... H U3 at i,c.;S sii- We, tne u'ndi.f.lKn.iI Au'llturt ol Pcratur lown fain da .ertlhr tbat Ifao above le oarreet, and Hint we hava examine! all natm.. an l hunk, iu nc. eordanm thereof. M-ifK- 0WBXS. ' NATI1A K KKI'IIAIIT, W. . lll'I.L, nar : SII..A3 IlFErK, Auditor!. , ,, Clerk. . ,.,,.. ,,. June II, 1H78 It. T OWNSilU' KKTTMSME.NT.. CIII1I8T7AN DROWN, IiiilriH Trea'ah-ror Corlnaton town.liip. In ei-count Hilh tlje Fiimll of laid tn.nitilr. fur lT5: -'.i.. ihn II To amount ot Iuilicato.. K To linlanee due from lat Ter i Mi yj 1 I. (.'berk on let K.l. llank, lli-acl.-IJ Het-'il of Co. Trra.Hrer , Tn State nji jrijr.tl.in 4$ 00 . 472 I ffiJ 7i i Sfil.TIf, 4H, OR. By Trarhere' Order rudeetned , Ily ttrdrr to Jbu Hitter for Cal ,. Ilf John Pii-ard't waffp for Hrti'r Ily D. klaurer fr building Flue In F dr- Diont Hclioo) lltiitte 1(1 00 Dy Cbae. Flrown fur llfpairs on Union Hrhoul llousa.. 3 70 Ily tlit Centennial Ilureau HI 00 Ily H. Mlgnut for scrubbing the Mignot Ht'liool House ', 4 1)0 V,y C. llrnwn tor tcrubldng the Union School House , 4 00 tly Dr. W.H. Uillnn for glass, etc 7ft Hy John Pirard pfr Dopliontos 1 J5 Ity IawrrtKi Flood for wood , .1 til) Ily l. Mtiirer Tor wootl. .1 uu Ily H. Mignnt for worn! tl on Uy H. Vol tun ant for hauling wood 1 &4- Ily rrrasuror s per PpnlHia on $1 l.'i.fio,. h Id II.T " . 17.5.. , IU th Hy amount on DupHr itc nnrnllw.,,!,, i;n 11 pr ct-ntagt on lj 14.12 at 1 per ct. 14 lit Ualiiuce due,,, ...., M UiJ Hi no ab s-tisn aa. To amount of Duplicate, To unfair I lex rolicoted ... ..... 6- Sr. as oy $ r;. 4.1 By Orders redeemed per P, flarnltr iy .. .. m Jt Danraoi , Uy per cntas on Donhcate... . XK0 00 4f T7 Hy am 'I from latt year's tettliMucnt 3 so 14 OS ilalanoe dn...H, rooa rrana. L. M. CoudrUt, one f th Orereeert of the Poor for Covington township, In amount with th intuitu rreatarcr, Lv tinvn, tor foor Funds, - ' nft. To ata't du by L. M. Coudrltt oo set. tlrment of 1 HT4.. ...I 4F5 A t'B. Ry different orders). , Dy icnerattcat , , Hy per ventage By cash paid to Trees. 0. Brown.. AS 42 II VI) II IT 69 00 I 15 bt By bal. du by L. M. Cou trial $ jyu 99 0. BBOWR, TBBAI., PB. T ah Mlvd rrom L. M. Catrlt.,.f M bo vT. tb Auditor af Oovingtaa towntbln. bar. Ing tiamlned the acoounts of Christian Brown, District Treasurer of raid township, and found thpsa m above statd. - J.I.PICAHD. .. 27 00 ;j oi 20 oo .1 ti . . . . ;. C. HCIINAKhtt. . C. BERTH AT. imiti WK. HILLffft. Andltir; Clerk. 1 FienrhTllic, Jn , l:fl-st. --f-p- 5 $fiv and Psttllaiuiuil $AviAtmnH. .Uli A OF Wo fdpnatrorn the UMnh ffwffr th mtwttm of u ySiiivorantiim ahmit nut Hull, In riiliiMitiyrStti.aJiiuki'r4,l)r.wn's',l.uri:.t Cliaiiisc In America." A visitor and atU'iHluiiWIit itiospoaii'rM YMUw, " What nomi-r ia tho nnDrltntf onf AUmdani. "riuuUi Eat ouni. r a uii'l Market, PImub nnto tho MlXTlf, f r 'mrui ttruimi-rsB.-okliig Ouk lioll, lutve boon uiut.l by doslilng tNinnnt." V. "U UKrioalyoolotaeil Do you Inww Itadlmcnairtiiar1 A- "l.uiO s-iuaro frct-CA nh UaiU't, ni-il !K odd nn ftltUi, six atiirics hiir'i, h.ui (nvr tiiroo acroa uA U(KrLwR, aiid tovm .ivieyt .t.i owoi'lfjilliymirtjuftii fwwiy Uilcrti.t Iju1 not piacos."mX , V. ''rxiyoniinirtanrn.poert'rr . A. A giant youiuj t'luiiiiu liirnlihut p-ttviT ftirtho fmlKlit and tawi,)'i-rli-vniiir.,( i ! i; iKillora atuain fur iK-aiug, auU tlm oU-w vV'in- " Wlutt orovr do ynt.1 iV with kimmW 1 il mid nil ii in" it in A. "They aro tint i Uio baasuionKon lonsrk auumsri in-. 1 1 i i loviiiur lo Uio i.i-ui- tor rtxioj on Um Uour. V. " Is iiisi -oil in i iKItm-llhiTiliit liral nnnpfil irntlon A. " No, air, measuring. 1 ho ir. A. " Wo, air, i IK. 1 i. then fKKi an vrr. xniuumrud In Uiu picro, uimi iuhim-n , cilooli DtHBtoa oviir rtillnra In tlm liu-Mi.r t .i llulit, and two inta sit, ono lx-l,ro mni ( 1 Uililnd tiie goods, watuhlnu; wttii tlc eyo 1 1 marking overy Uaw, so that Umi cuutT m-ty v ' mini luiutrii-itii- n, s ui. vuiu u wuuu uu vuuiva vo cut uio u..f -BiODts.'' , ' i ' X. " Vnti must employ an nnfy of chiith"" . "Como to our ilrth lin. and sidI Wo keop7l) hands all iho lia' citiiitt up iltei 1 -tli Into garmonu, Ixtaldt tVyrT luai hiur. lh.it du a ilcm ii tuon t work m Wi n tinin-," V. "Du you uaaiuiocturo all yrur owu goods T" A. "Wo do, anrl moet rnreftilly. Aorrz amincra Inspect every ftiu.lt tint doeiu, ai-d ' fHTtiiy to oviry guruient a extra-well w-Mo U-fore wo put our Uckul on lt,aiwl Uiu4uu rtsiKJiisllilofor It." V. "Your tj'ticm most aara you, a gnat ocair K. "In ovcry direction, air. ItbtthsTfl.ni aiidemmoniy we prorti'f'nii (J- wf t-,t vh, Uiat cnablua us to putuur ptim uwo to Uo pcciplo aa wo do." r V. ''Alter upcctliig th work, what beuotnc or it" A. " Brfora It roes Into 8to It I Wcfetrtf. Every alnsrto garment ban iu numkr and otlier politu ouUd on It, to that lu entire his tory rau ha truced wlliiuul fad, upc.fi our books." a V. " Ton mast have nr) or 1 talcamrn r - A. " Why air, oil busy dayayini maxnon IfK) in the various wxims and culte oinAtiua. wiling tu tho Ihrouga of cujitnciert,'' i V. " Do you do au order butJt J, by mull and exprm v ytf A. "Very great All ovur Uieomiitry. Our STORE LOW PRICKS HAVE NOT KILLED 1 T, A. Fleck & Co., Tbey atill live, and find themselves well and hearty .in in uiiitjib m rotopmiDiDg qprauac ouyerv ei unr.n a i i uu i tiuijua ar not in conm ' tlun to tay th large pro (It of th past, wlille tbey, like far-cefng busitrota men, saw tb 1 , situation and offered and sold DrjUvods at i , ,a ., ,, . ,- . . Prices lo Suit - the Times. " 1 . . 'j i .' i t . '.; , i J . J Dy so doing they bnrc built up a prosperous and vxpf-nsas, prieoa uiat wouia oe icas wan mat to ntnere afford tnetn a profit. Their motto' for . lttji was made in olden times, and in the word of i'nnkitt). A. nimble slipvnoe I farttar , iban a aluw sbilling." At a nrt-nt meding rtf tbt? firm it was unanimously reaolved to ' : do buainoM as beretofir,ON A CAM. II A IB, an hange the motto tor 176 ' J aslllws: A iihulilo Tbrrt'peiire 1 better thau a idow HiiiieuCr1 ; . inn irawi iiiiiKiiu J"l u prr ocai. THE GREAT DllESS AND DRY- GOODS STOKE, ; Market St., Clearfield, Pa;;;; , SEW Ol'EMSU OF SEW -IIRESH t'llODS, ' 1 ' " ' All llic latest styles from 10 cents per Yard tip. THE 151-WT J1LACK ALPACAS IX TOWS. " '" f --' ' ' '- ' ' " '' ' '" ' ' '. ColorccI l)rcS8 Goods in great vaticiy lllat-k Silks, 0110 ilolliir and uiiwanls. Pres. liinons, boil shades and malic. Tulilc. Liiiuiu, Turkoy T.ixl, LleaoUad tad anbloaoliad. tt. : -, : i- . . (jliootitigiiand Hillow caiw Cotton", b!rachej nnd unbleached.1' ''" Calirroos, ' 'V ;-"-Oottohitcf far mon't itml boy'ii wear, '.' i Tickinif' Miinlinsund . ,t i -.i: v :' ; J ' and ' tiinglmmt. ; ) All kinill of Sumrtier Camimcrot, Tory cheap.1 1 ( '- Crash. . ' Nice Summer Shawls and SkirU,..-?jvi""" ,, full f,u)i line, of nil dtaoriptions of Wblto Gobdn, plain and (ilaid. : i Mimliiia, I'diuvf, ' " A net ehoiod .Soil liuUlied t'ltoibrica, . NttiiiAook, , , , SviB Victoria .uwns,, - .. of. I") ' HAMBURG EDGINGS. Aew CocKotu, Udis' Ties, ,Handk6rehiof, Ullnni and Cn'fT, Kid ' fllovoi, , liluck and colored Voils and Vailing, Nock Raohinff, J.adiei' Back Combif . I'arasolH and Fan, Ladies' and Children' Uow, Ladiot' and Chll- r-, j d"n' filove,, I.aiiea' and Cljijdrcn'a y.ntlorwear. ,,iir. MILLINERY GOODS, f1 lho-it-u tryboHyy '' Trimmed lint and llonnole, Voiy hoap." 'eW Siiki? (oWors Kn'rn'il.L'on's. -. ' ,;t t.ti t! l'ntrimmed UatsStid ItonncW.""1 " 1 'ul 1 II....t.... :.. : ja i . 'i - j I ' ' ' j . ' ' ' ' I . 1 ...uM raiuutucu ui goiuDjr a niit class Milliner, persons rav-oring u With a ,, onii win nnu oijs in Alii, tfi-parlaiont very moeh lower than hcrotorbro. V,' onts'; Furnhdiliig oodi'l! I urcalo hhirts, ,w Into blurts, Underwaar, Liotm ColUfi and Cuffs, I'wur r.iiiiM-a on, i r..m ,.....iaU. t.: it ,. . ,,. . ... r jv .niniiniiivM, kuiviii juuiuHuiuuieis, Ai-Osiory, uioyte ' ' .... aftd Nsw Tlot of ovcry description. , , , All th Ikvo goods will bo offorcd at tho lowest pos.tblo prica. J j! i -I : aoatuold, Pu., l- 1870. MlIliUB !.uM ? ,s 1870, To MICIIIOAN, an cf the fotwovtiAgmiaiv Ing and hriilthy hiatoe ! , ,, , . ,, what'' fob ?vi;;"r . t ' IfiuyaFAKMoutoXiho.,, I tone 3HIlioii - A?rM of flne fhrmluir Innds fur uite by th 11 HAND KAt'll'n & l.XIMANA IL 11, Strong Btiits. Ready Mnrkrt. Hur Crops, flood ftirniiu. u. it. run inrougQ centre t grant, fMtlr-ment all nlnrtr?. All kind of Prnduel raited.- Plenty of Stater, tirohet an building iiinior ibis i rii.-o irom lo vM' l or acre; ott foTtfth d"Wn, halHm-e on (line. M" Send for Illustrated piunphlct, full ef ftutt "d figurrs, and be convlncrd. Address - ... . W. A. U0WA1UI, Comwj. 1- 'Iran i )tpid. Alioh. P. K. L. riKRr f!, Hcc'y Land Dep't. new ' '" '1:. .... ; ,. . j it ttSlk ' 1 ' ' l-l ' " GROCEUY STORE. V 1. ;t J.;lJ , J 1 J "lia A. G.1 KRAMER 1 & CO., It 00 at No 4, lie'a Opera lliu(t ( ('Irnrtlrlil. Pn. mi.li- Kee)iran.taatly .n hnnd '. SliOArt, - il t'OPI'KR, I. TEAS, le SODA, - CtiAt, OIL, . "i l. SYRUP,,, : ,1,-1 ., 7 a- ,l i--i nil 1"t I.-. ';ii int SALT, I Tt i .1 e mi! SPICRS, Canned and Pried Fruita, tuliaeeo, Clgara, Can- din, Cldr, Vlnrir, Battar, R(ga, i 1IJI0, EXTRA OMR MADS ',V . .. i I o : M hrat and Bitrkwhcnf Fienr, . Corn Heal, Chop, Fted, &o,, "' AH of whieh will (e ,oia cheap fvr ei,k or'1, vaeheng for eawotry tiroduoa. ' - - - a. . krambb cal rieeiOHd, Nit, I, I'Tl. tf INTEREST ivrOct wystetn ajtd ntlej ti Mltaiwmmne.it tiiuke IjjHiMiLIb tit iiluaao jn-opio a.omj mile away jWufwUy aU Uuig wcivlHrola pvrwiii. V. " I suppnsv" yriti fisvwtt bHt hsJf adoaon illffon-nt flvrtm?ntsr' A. "Mydiawalrl wa havw mon thatt rttvniv, "in h rlmrjied Willi Ita otvit liualiitow. aiid eh tiiiipiiiKlily onrnnlxed.auothtaary wuouiw.Ui- ln tho srreat wiid.,r V. "Will you name a dVwei, or an of thim f A, "With plooauro. Tho Cuom Iirt ineiit, fhrthoso ho pwfer fiuu.m ma-lo tt) u-..uyiiiaiitv Jae cut v.iih iu fvyfina at'H' tin Hl.lrt Ptvtory. wit PurnUblnsr lMirtmnt, . it-Hit of all lutilL'rwuar. With Ita busy luacliinc, 111! liln (iliroWll irsWISJWshLrla. Ihn Trim. it,ing lJi'iortmei. luwlf atig n many a nwi ltir store. 'Jho Uannfttit HUHk Koom. 'fiio Jtreelvlusf Ituum. rJba Order Impart roe nt, nttmi'd befnro, Thr Ppuclal Uulforuui lepart-mi-tit, llio Delivery IkptirtmuiL with it ac'iro f tiiPAMnarer. Tlie" V. "Ilold.h.-iitl s(r.eri(iiighr A. " I'm nt half ibmughr Tha Admtlslni Thi icrt men t, witb lUbilLand bIku distrlbutora, f-lillnir uii'l publ Uliiliytt biuiiitaa aiid popular .lutirniU. rlri nl'rjfi-,H),aiic..ilWiuunUily .ell nil your fri-mMoaenfi ft.rlt). TboMeni I 'i 'iHtrtinr'nt, wit in ta marry room. Tho Dir i I'liriiuent. '1 bo Youths Detvtino&L Iho rUMrent Dipartinuut. with It apociat .iitiaiico ftr ladles, 'lha Tvlegrapb Dvpart-T-n'nt. Tbo Chief (lerk'f Department, with li , b. fV keop4ra and tw-itttaiiM. titnerul blan iiKi-r'a liepnrtmenti rlnftnf1era OB.ee, and I'.ln-r olu.tw il Ui Amall busy a bet tliiniiiH, pianidiiK. ezyuUiia;, buylny, muk liic, i ;:Ui-ni.g,ri;. .a(,auiiillng out, telllnir, at;d In a thoiuauiIMva hdulngUiolr fumwj J.. carry .n a iHihlne'-J-tth lhciipltj amnuiit irtr t iniHwa si,guo.(sju and lo.ouu.uuu aa nviiiiiy." . . V. -H-t u p-on-o-u er At.'Jk1' 1,1 R I"' 1 ff rirot to name tba Ot retail Mies un tomt fciugio day I1' V. " f4.. Imnn-iiM) I T hat'a.what enablot Uio limwo to tuiy elieap and s AtiouT' A. " rUactly I You havo jViit hit It Tho w.t.Jo throng here. ki!!uTaiat we depuud v-."i.''iJtn' "'ocaAuuBj I boar so niii'h fiwmtr A. ' our nyFtpm of business dealrng 1. One prieo. no deviaUon ; U. t'ah for everything; $. A sun runt to pwiet ling Uio purui,atr; 4.1'ho .money returned it tb buyer oan't otaerwUu be suitod." V. "NrthlngwnMrfrlw. 1 A. " Nothmy. And tho leoplo sen it" V. " Welt, I thank you, tlr, for your polito ' , aiuutli.ti." A. "Net at all, It1 a pleasure to sbttij yon. Call Brjalti ; mid In uru or lip plaCu Waua tnnker A 1 lmw n't link Hallffgf -iL East cor ner rilxihnnd Market." V. "Tiisnk you ihball ho huppy todoaa Uood uuruiug." T.I- .-1; 'iuU. ,-i .. Illlll-I ; i" MARKET ST., CLKARFIKLD, TA, " . , at the close of a asjrvessful yet' buaiaess inoreat-inaj trad. With a sma'l itor and bgb :1 1- ONE PRICE ', ) . tjrto of ' AtyloV Tucked Muslins, tituin I "" 'Wiped, " . 1 ''' iohg Cloth, '-i' ui Plain C'umbrio.u'H; April 2t, 18TC.I a i' -.1 a t 1 OB I'ltlNtlNfj op KVKKY DK3CRIP tlonnnitly iccuted at this oflic. 1&7G '1t.-.l tri-'l v! J -,1'Iiiir -rd ! , it' 'in ! ' l-ir.t '!,-, It- l.I' J '. '.l'l f.-iin-Ki a. I j i.'uj.? '1 1 L- mi il 'TH' 'V" ..I 'ii I I iii I it.l a NEW qopDS.'cliciifer' than 'over. ; 1 1 ...... ROOM NO- 2; ;1 '. I. "I .) ' 1 1 .!.-..f' , l ?M ,.' Filled and Overflowing. " i-'li I ' H -,.'.t i .ti ,f .. ,1 I i'litMiuilo rocent declino in Drv GooaIh, lolls in llio way goods are goin oil. i Will not 'enumerate, but ovcry tiling in llio way ol 1 a-, ..j ..I V'.hti : iii -.'I i !.: ,: i -.:' j. ! Millinery nnd Fnnry Goods, ... ).,.! ' ).,, .'M-i 1 ... I I.. . .il., . .,. , DRY GOODS,"-!" ; ' '! NOTIONS,'.' ,:.H TRIMMINGS, -i n, - .... . '".biLCLOTiis,;; ;' : i: . '"'" WALL PAPEtt, Iu great adunilniicc, nt ilic lowest posjiblc pricos.,,, . i in:L . Vi.1'1 I' B i-' l , t -. : ! L'. f.lJ t.1 T .It f- t -TT-f'T-ftir Trlvw-rt uu .r...-. V'iili. I ff ,1'iu. 'r 'ti t: j. ,i'ut?.ir l r-ljir-.J a it. iifcii.ii !'.!: ,'i.cto-fKl VILLIAM KEED, ROOM N0, '2,l!-1 I'.J iJ y.n '-tv.i i-- ,i.!it v j ui'i llo' Opera lleuse, . i riMiiiU n a f r C3oods, Gmtrift, r. JEW OPENING. " SHOWKIiS' HAT & CAP NTOItlT. ROOM No. 1, PIE'S OPERA HOUSE, MARKET STREET. A full and oompleta aeaortwent of new good, and new at, lee. down to - "HAhd tan" rntcix' Ciliient ara Invited lo rail aud examine ay slock and judpe for tbeuiscltes as to quality and prices of goods. iT : JliSKi'JI 8. HIKlWKIlS. ClearflcM. April 14, 1874, II A RD TIMES- HAVE NO EFFECT IN FRENCHYILLEI I am await that there arc some person a little bard to pleaae, and I am alio aware tbat the complaint of "hard timer' It well nlch universal. uut i am so situated now that I can tatisfy tbe former and prove conclusively that "hard time" win not eneci toot wnn nuv their rood from me. and all my patron tball he initiated Into the se cret of HOW TO AVOID II AIID TIMES I have goodt enough to strrii.ly all the rnhartii tan l in the lower cud of tho oounty which I tell at eircd-ling low ratet rrom my uummoth stvre In Ul'LSUNllt Ka, where I can alwayt be found ready to wait opon-oallcrs and supply them with ( Dry Goods of all Kinds, , Such at Cloths, Patinettt, Catilmeres, Muslins, ' liolainct, Linen, Drilling, Calicoes, Trimming. Hibboni, Lace, Ready-made Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hat and Caps all of tbe beat material and at ado to order Hose, Sucks. Ulovca, Mittens, Laect, 11 i boons, Ac. UROCKKIES OF ALL KINDS. Coffee, Tea, Sugar, Rice, Molattes, Vish, 6nJl Pork. Liusecd Oil. Pith Oil, Carbon Oil. Hardware, Queens ware. Tinware, Castings, Plows and Plow Casting, Nails, Spikes, Corn Cultiva tors, Cider Vrcssea, and l kindsof Aits. rsrfuni cry, "Taints, arirflt, Alas, and a general assortment of Stationery, . . GOOD FLOUR,, . Of ditbroM broods, altrayt on haad, aad will be toia ni me lowest possible nguret. J. II. MeClein'i liedlcfnet, Jayne's Medicines llostetur's and lioofland'i IJIticra. 6009 pounds of Wool wanted for which tbe higheat price will be paid. - Utoverteed on hand and for sal at th lewst market price. Also. Atrcnt for StrattonvUle and Curwentvilk inretniag ataenrae. X-avCall and t for vourtelre. Von will Ind thing aaaall kept la a retail store. L. M. COUD1UET. f rfhdhvllw p.;0., Auptst U, m JE110VAL! JOHN McGAUGHEY 1 .1 1 - , . , Would respeetfullT not if v the nubile srenerall that he baa iwtaorcd hi tirooarv titer from Shew't Row, ro th building formerly occupied by J. Wilft K ratter, 00 Second street, next door to Bigler'f hardware store, wher k intends Keeping a lull no of U It O C E It I E H. IIAJIS, DRIES BEEF and LARD. 8U0AR8 and SI Rl'PS, of all f radet. TEAS, Vreeawd Shaik.. -m Urn- pm and Or 4c. U J If I COFFBlCBuaavl .FL0CR..AND PROVISIONS, All kinds in the market. PICK IKS, In jars and barrels. SPICES, In vry form and variety. FAMILY FLOUR, AM, KINDS Of tRACKKIIB. SOAPS, MATCHES, , . dried apples, dried peaches, ; '! dried 'cherries, Coal Oil aal . Lamp : CMaiaeys. And a aond aaaortment of thoae tlnne-a aauall Will sell for oash as cheaply as any other one. Please esll and so hi. stock and Judge for Tnurafir ' 1 ' ioiiy Mcoauuiiey ClearflrM, Jan. 5, I87H. none ni im., JAS. II. LYTLE, (PuicHot to LYTLR A MITCIIKLI.) WUOIiKSALft Ab ItRTAIL , DEALEU IN C'lllMCB LINK III' TF.AH. OOLONllS, . JAPANS, IMPERIAL, yniJKq BYSOS " 'BNULIII! BREAKFAST Pnrelt II Market. nUTTKR AND EOOM Will be kertnad oollat trlt Matl r C.t, r..u for Couatry Prodoea. 1 QKR.HAN ciigkiftj,'. Tlli MTI TI'RKET PRUNES, PRKHBRVBD PRARS, riilLADELPHIA HAMS. I-'IKII, PICKLI.H. Barral Plekla. ! lek lee. FMIDS AND fKKI), 'tfr.fif jyjiLL NOTICE. Any party having lugs to saw at Lock Haven, can bavo tbtttrj manufactured at the lowest rata and ip tho Wat manner by calling al the Saw Mill af T.wna, .Si,.. A Co., Water atreet, Lock Haven, Pa. N. HHAW. Loci llavan, April M, leTo-Sw. CHEAP (1UOCERIK8I- l.rMBKR CITY, fA. l lio utob-rsigiH-d aniiounees to hit old friend ..ml ji ttrmi" timt be (im opnod a good tin ol U Itnt'KKI I.S A I'ltuVlHIu.Vri at tbeoldsund if Kirk A tiptuoar, tr which he solicits a liberal patronage. H. W. 8i'KNCKB. . Luauber City, Pi,, March 0. STEAM HAW MILL, ENGINE , , AND 11UILKHH FOB BALK. Tb andfrsignod offers for aale an naaoaabla ternit, tbelr steam saw mill, located at Wallace ton, Cleariirfld Co., Pa. The engine and boiler are as good as new. The sis of th engine 1 14x24, and Is In good running order. They will also cell their shingle and lath Bill, and all tba work tag maohinry 1b thamill. Parties wishing to purch.oaa call on or addrocs UK AH AM. WALLACE A CO. Clearfiald. Pa June SO, 1876.. B OOTAND8HOK -BLARING. JOSEPH II. DKKKIiNU. oa Market street. In 9hsw's Row, Clearfield, Pa., hasjatt received a fin lot Of French Calf ttkiat aad Kips, lb best ia th market, and is now prepared to man u facto re everything in his lia. M will war rant hla work to be as reprtacntei. Alao, all kinds of Leather and 6ho Plndinra foi- sale, Th cltitcns of CIarfild and Tleinlty ar respectfully Invited to glv him a aall. worst dona at abort notice. . l.irisy JOHN H. FULFORD, - GENERAL INSURANCE AO EST, - j j , C'lcarflcld, Pea a 'a, fUnretents all th leading Fir Insnrane Com panics of the ecu n try : Quon 4lO,000(M K-.yal Canadian ..W......M fl.OOO.OO llumt, New York 6,754,11 bTComing, Munoy, Pa b,bX9,4 r ran aim, rnuao aH....H.H..MW, Pbcenix, Hartford. ...m Hanover, New York Home, 0ol., 0...,.. Atlat, Hartford Providence, Washington S,308,8&0 I1&.30M 10, uu Parsons about effecting aa Insurance on prop erty of any kind, should call at my oBee, oa Market street, opposite th Court JUoum, and so my lilt of oompani and rat before Insuring. JOHN H. FULFORD, Clrarfluld, IV, Oct. 17, '76-ly G BEAT KEJOICIXG All over the Stat, at tb. adjoarnutent of both liranohe, f our Slate Laglalature, aad aomo of th. ueiatier, taakiog for lavir bol.e I hop. t. rtej tier,. (.HEAT AM) GOOD tVS, alo, for tbe cltiten of Clearfield county who ha lted T'sitios; th Oantcnalal, and for all others, by th rt-opt niDg of the OLD SHORTY SHOE SHOP, On Market street, one door wett of the AlWheny Hotel, where "SnORTY" will be found at all timet, read and willing to moot and aeoomroodat all his old customers and at many new one a may favor him with a call, 10 that they oaa vltit th Centennial "clear heeled and light-footed" in a pair of "Shorty's" bout-mad BOOTS OR SHOES, ' Don't forget calling on "Shorty" beforo pur ohaiiog tlscwher. -He keeps none but Drtt-elaas workmen and can warrant all;" feet-wear" Bad at his tbop not to rip, ravel or draw the pegs. He 1 prepared to do anything la his line stitched, tewed or pegged. Repairing neatly don on abort notie. LEATHER & SHOE HI)I(.S alwar, oo hand and for h by th. earn, "ihort" fellow b; tho"nort" n.m. af FRANK SHOKT Claareeld, I'a., Mae 10, 1670-U. .luarded thr llighttt JfMtdal at f i r , j . Sirnna. - E. & H.T. ANTHONY 4. CO,, ftul Broadway, Mew York, (0'p. MetropoliUn Hotel), a-AKUrAorruaa, imfobtrb, Axo DlALBaa la v' CHROMOS & FRAMES, STEREOSCOPES ifc VIEWS, Albums, Qraphoscopes, Photographs, and kindred goods Leiobnt.es, Aatrvtsee, Ac., niOTOCRAPUIC MATERIALS, We an headquarter, far ererjikin In the waj of Storoopticoas aad Ma jie Lanterns, , , Being lunQfactarere of tk. MlrlW-BCIENTIPIO LANTBRW, i STKREO-PANOPTIOON, t I'KIVEHMITY PTKR0PTIC0N. ' . ADVERTISER'S SIER0PTIC0N, ARTOPTICOrf, SCHOOL LAKTKKN, EAMII.TLANIEBN, PEOPLES LAMKK.N. ' Baeh'etele helng tka beat of IU .laal la tke aarket. Cataloaue, of Lantern, and Slide,, with dilu tion, for ueina, aent an applieation. nnj aoiern,ing man nn nana money with a Kofie IauiUra. -Vi.il or. le tha Centennial Kipoiltioo will do wieely ta defer narcha.tua rood. In our lina ontil they oome to oar etore in New York, wh.m they will and (renter Tartet, and mora moderate prioea, and oaa aalaettbeni at their ktUara. Bat wa hav. naoneeeaion to eel I .oni.-ely.. of ar cooil, ia tbe building of the Department of Pualuj Comfort, and thoaa not ooming to Mew York ar. invited to ealton our repreeenutioa thera -A full etocV ol View, of tha Einoaitioa and their eontenta. , JiOCat out thia adrnrtleemcnt for ref,reooa.Va, jana 7, loiO-ly. CALIFORNIA. nn onicioo xd -o brat-vasTaaa suilwat Embraret under on manaremcnt tha tlretvi Trunk Railway Lines of the W U6T and NORTH. WKST, and, with its numerous branch and on section, forms th shorten and quickest rout between Chicaoo and all points lo Ulihoib, Wta ooisuc. Niwtiikrn Mi HiA, MiSHKsoTA, low, NKItRAK A, CAI.iroBNU Bnd tb WllTIM TSKRITOBIKS. It Oiiiah.i and California Line It the thortest and best route for all points in NonrBBM ItaLiaon. Iowa, Dakota, N sun a ska, W Ton l no, Colorado, IItau, Nkvaoa, Calipom hia, Objcoor, Cam a, Jatah and Aistralia. Its Clilccigo, Madison & S(. Paul Line f Ussnartcst lis (r Nobthbrb Wiseowuif aad Mm aoora. and for UtitoR, Bt. Vavl, Urn Aro lis, Lti'LLTB and ail polnU la tha Oreat Northwest. Its Winona and St. Pclcr Line points in Southern and Central Minnesota. It CrCCM Baj MA MarqUCttC LlflC th only tin fhr Jakbsvillb, WATitaTowic, FttwD Dc Lao, Osukomb, Aiplrtoii, Oaa in Bar, KCAIABA, NtOAI KBl, Maaot'RTTB, IloroBTO, llixcoia aod the Lakb Summon Cornrnr. Ita Frecporland Dubuque Line le th. only rant, for Eiita, Rorejmnn, Feia- rear, and all point, rla. Freeport. Ita (liirngo and Milwaukee Line Is the old I,iikt Phore Route, and Is tbe only on pasting through Kvaniros, Lakb Purbst, IIicb- LARD I'ARK, WaI KIOAR, RaCIKB, KbRuCHA to MlLWAt-KKB. Pullman Palace Cars are run on all throaith train, of thla road. Thia 1 tha ONLY LINE maniar, theee ear. ba. tweaa Chie.are and St. Paak Chlcaao nod at ilwau kee, or Chic.ao and Winona. At Omaha ant hleeivera aoanaet with tha ...r. land Hlernere on tha Vnlon Paoille Hallroad for all point. W,.t of tha Mnaourl Rlrer. Oa the arriral of lha train, rrom th. Bart or South. Hi. traint of tha Chieago A NoTlh-Werteie) Railway LEAVE CllfCAUO aa follow, i , , for Council lllulla.iinnlin and nllfhrulo. Two Tkrouah Tralaa daily, wllk Pullman Palace, Drawing Heoin and Weeping Car, Uronak I. Cnuneil Illtiff.. tfw Ht. Paul nnd Mlnnearxilla, Tw. Thr.arh Traina daily, with Pnllman P.laoa Can altaehedefi both traina, I-or Urccn Bar and I.ak aw per lor, Tw Train, dally, with Pallman Palaot Can atlaehed, ' and ranaing throagh aa Maroa.il.. For Milwaukee.. Four Throagk Train, dally, Pullman Car, oa night traina, Parlor Chair Car. on day nraiaa. For Hparin tn. Hlnon and paint, n Miaaewta. On. Thwnak Train daily, witk men.. i Freenort, Two Tkrough Imaa Car, on night trnma. 'a Croaaw, ,ia Clinton, ror liUDuquo, rla Free Train, dally, with Pnllmaa ( For llubun. ajad Ln I Two Through Train, daily, with Pnluau Care on night brain to hleOregi.,, Iowa, For Klom C ity and Yankton, Two Traina dally. Pallman Carat. Ml.eoort Valley Jnaalio. For I.ak. I.ru.va. rear Trarn, dally. For Borkford, WorllnK. "enoahn, Jane. vlll.i and other nvinia. von aaa ka.a r.n i.. to ten traina daily. New York Ome, No. 40 Bnmlway , Baatn Orioa, No. t Slat.. otreMI Owaka Ofla.. 1.1 tambaa Rtre.l, (an FraarUee otiew, 111 Mont. Canary Btreot i Chicago Tick., OlrWea : IS Clark Html, Bailor Sherman Honee, eeraar Oannl and Uadiaoa Hlra.t. KiaaierJtraM Depot, Mrae, W aViaala anal Daanl Htreata , Walla Kim. Ii.' eoraer Well, aad Klaala Slraete. ' JaaraaaaaaT lafomaUow Mt Ulnlnnkl. tnm ywarn.nMeamta.nn.1, be ' W. H. UTaa.a-rr, . laaok Vmwm Am riki.
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