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THE REPUBLICAN.
CliKAKKlRM), PA
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l'r Adttutlsltrf A Rail is, 17 Perk Row. corner
us men nirrri, ere our .July Raltiar.NU Agent
n New York 01 1 jr.
.a-.LU.IOtJtt NOTICI.H.
Methodist Eiilaronal Church iu. n. V
Brerim, pRStur. Publi tiervios reryHabbath
m iuf n. m., ana if r. ri.
Habbelh Hohool t 0 A. M.
Prayer vttoc erery Thursds r. at ti P. U.
C'omn. union Herrloe, first Habbatb or rr
month, at 10 A. M.
Wet CleaNlcM M. R. Churrh.o-.Rers.
Wm. II, l)i i.l and J. F. Annuls, Pesters
rrpMhtnK vry alternate HumUv.at 0 o'clock,
P. M. Humlnr Br hot, I it 2J. P. Alt tre in
rlted to attend.
PrMhjtorlaii ChiirrU--ReT.il. 8.nti-rt..
8a i.l. fit h serrices morning and sronlng Hab.
bih mmaui hi r. M. t'wjer Hooting YYodne.
uaj vroning.
Ht. Praiicls' t'hurrhC'atliollr-.RH. P.
J.Khrridah. lVethlngat 10jo'o1nk, A. M on
tho first, third and fourth U'lndnTsof each month:
Vespers end Uenedlotion of the Messed 8eereuint
at 7 oaieek, P. M. Sunday School rsry (Sunday
Biiviuuiin o a u ciucb.
OFFICIAL DIKIXTOKY,
f.MB OF BOLnilO VfTAHTBM SRSJIGRS KURT.
Boron d Monday of January.
Tlilrd Monday of March.
First Monday of June,
fourth Mund&y of Aejitaiutwr.
Tim Or BOLDIRfl CUM MUM PLUd
PI rot Monday of Jnn.
Keeond Monday of Novum ber.
ruiLio orricRiii.
Prttident JutgtUn. Charles A. Mayer, of
Look Haven.
Aiiiat Lw JudgtMun, Jubn II. Orris, of
Anacint Juilje William 0. Foley, Clearfield
oIuqd if, iveau, varwensmi.
Protkonotory Ell llloom.
Htgiiltr and Hwrderii. J. Morgan.
I H Uriel AUonuy Frank Fielding.
Trtntnrtr David Mpttaiighi-y.
Man-. William H. McPherion.
(.Wary rtyof tiauiuel F. MoCloskey, Cur
wonirlllo. County Commi firmer Clark Brown, Clear
field Thomas A. Mctlro, Chest P. 0., Ilairii
Hoover, Clearfield.
County Auditor Cbrlat. J. Keaj,gy, Olen
Hope ; .Samuel A. Caldwell, Willlamigrcve John
C. Cunner, Iturniide.
(hunt Varomtr J. B. Keff. New Wish .Baton.
Jury CttmmitH'oittrt John W. Shug&rl, Jaiiiet
rniionrii, ijirarntMi.
tiprintendent of Pmbtie Sthoott John A.
Gregory, Curwensrilf.
Notarin Public John W. Wrigley, Win. Ra
debaugh, Cvrus L. Gordon, Clearfield i Jo. ah
Kvana, Jna. H. Irwin, N. K. Arnold, Curwensrille)
J. J. Linjrle, Km met Soyere, Oaceula MiDa; Jubn
ton Hamilton, Lutberfburg.
Our Special eolutun ll decidedly Interesting In
a local point of view, end profitable reeding to
outsiders: who want to save money.
The damno tlono by the Into storm
at Ilellefonte Is set down at $100,000.
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Mr. N. P. Vltra, of Curwensville, U
on hand this week. Jle is evidently keepiog his
eye on things In that ey borough.
Uisliop Simji.sou has Hinilied his in
tention f attending the West lira nob Camp-meet-Ing,
near Wayne station, on the P. A R. Hnilroad,
In Clinton oounty.
Ilotol nnd hoardiiig hotifto keepers
ean now itiach the wnges of their boarders for
thrir board bills, under a law patted at the last
session of the Legislature.
Chain camera lor road viewer will
will hereafter be entitled to $1.60 per diiy for
their scrrioe. Unill last Winter, no fees were
allowed for this kind of serriee.
On II amij. Tho Pamphlet Laws of
188 have coma to hand. Justiees Of the Peace,
and other ofnoeri entitled to ooplrs, ean get them
by calling on Protho notary Uloou,
To affix A number to tho amount of
flre-erackcrs that were discharged on the id and
4tb In this place, Is a eo input at ion at which the
olilest and most seifacfous staggers.
Tho Elk Ih mocTtit ot Ititlgway, and
the IlrpulticaH of Clarion, printed their Fourth
of July editions on white paper, with red and
blue ink. Worry patriotla. Indeed.
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The severe wind nnd rain storms on
the 4tb and 0th Inst, blew down a number of
fruit and shade shade trees about town, while the
destruction of forest trees Is said to hart been
quit largo.
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The thermometer htia boen trying
to crawl hji to Centennial figures over slue the
Fourth. How well It has succeeded can be told
from the manner In which everybody perspires.
Hot Is no name fur it.
On the iirwt page of our next Uftuo
we will publish la full tbe oration dolivcrod by
Thoa. II. Murray, Ksq., In this place, on the
Fourth of July, together with much other Inter
esting matter pertaining to, the Centennial cele
bration. m
A (JooD IEeport. In our advertiwin
columns this week will bo found the annual report
of the School Board of Osceola borough for the
ear rent year. The statement Is tat if factory, be
eaum it Is in detail sufficient to satisfy the most
enpHoui.
Several rowaoccurrcd in this borough
last Wednesday, all of which were superindooed
by a too free Indulgence In "crooked" whisky.
Some of the parties ware landed In Fort MoPber
on, where they were afforded an opportoalty to
Sober up.
A lad, named Jowott Jiair, accident
ally bot himself at llcberaburg, Centre eounty, on
tbe Ulb nlt.,while handling a pistol. Young Dair
was In tbo 17th year of his age, and Is said to have
been a promising young man. His death baa oast
a gloom, orer Reborsbarg and vicinity.
SrnbAT-HciiooL Convention. The
fourth lemi-annual session of the Bennett's Branch
Union!.". Association will be held Inthevlllage
rf FsnBeld.thlsoountyn tbe Presbyterian Church,
beginning on Friday, July list, atl r. at., and end
tag at 4 r. on Satnrday. The programme oeue
to hand too late for this Isnoo,
A dwelling house on Cherry street, in
bis borough, between Second and Third streets
glit fire in the roof on tbo morning of tbe 4th
est., but tbe flames were eitingniibed before
ach damage was done. As there was no lira
bout the building t tbo time, It Is supposed that
M Ire or I gloated from a Bre-cracker.
A Skvkrr Law. Iast Winter tho
iglslataro pa ted an act, making It a mlsde
sanor for any one, playfully, or otherwise, to
ilat a gnn, pistol, or other fire-arm, at another;
id, on conviction, to pay a fin noteiceeding
1,000 and undergo an imprisonment not exceed -g
ono year. It woo la be wall enough for all to
ear this fact In mind.
Bradford Hdnday-Hciioulr. Mr.
Vittendna, Missionary of tho American R. I,
iaion, rrportl the Suaday-Behooll of Bradford
DWnrhip, for the most part, In a flourishing eon
Hion. Tborej art nine In all. Rome of the
ehools furnish papers every Sunday In place of
woks. The plan gives muck satisfaction, while
I la more economical.
A terrific wind and rain storm visit
is) Drookvillo on the afternoon, of the Fourth,
which done much damage to property and greatly
inteifervd with the celebration In progress at tbe
time. The worst damaged buildings art the
Ameilcan Hotel, Long A Pearsall's brick build
ug, and the new Catholic Church. A great many
fruit and shade treet were destroyed.
Our Ckntknnial. Our Fourth of
July celebration was a success In every partita
at, oaoept financially. Tbo Committee has paid
tut nearly one hundred dollar mort money than
was subscribed. Those who failed to subscribe
before, bait a rare opportunity ofered them now
t help Ibtlr neighbors. We bars been tompelleel
tt poMpont Ibt publication of the proceedings
ratil nest weak. To see between fir and six
ibourand people in tho wood In Clearfield toun
? li a rare sight ; but we had them on the Fourth.
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WATEiumi-Tnouons. Tho Ltv'isla-
aue at its bat sessloa passed a law, and tbe Gov
unor has ajjirovrd tbo same, attborlilng the
lupervlsere of the screral touasblps and the
Cowa CounrMs of tbe teretal boroughs In Ibis
'ommobwtallk to erect watertig-troughs along
at put lie rwads and streets, lh evst mt aaeb not
eseeed $0 la a township and lit In a borough.
The truugh mul U at least U ftot In length.
wU nkia lu width, and lou inches ia depib.
R btte tiugb hart already Letn ereeted by elti
teas, tie rtpeitiors ball give preference to tbe
wwaersM to (bt bcRefits or (ht tit, provided
tbty aocept tu pntvisloas.
Lohillard'i Tobacooi. Lytlo, of
mis ptaoe, baa toe agency for Ultarfleid oounty
for liOrlllard's oebibrated brands of tobnoao, nnd
can sell them at fkotory prieos. f
e ei i
CiitiKKHiKs. Tho 1 aig out and bot
selectad and eheapett stock of groceries In Clear
td county at J. II. Ly tie's. Krerytbing bought
In large quantities, strlolly fpr sash, to thai be
ean offer and sell tba goods almost m low as the
olty prices.
Tiwi CllANtiKU (Iain. Litnt Win
ter tba Legislature again changed tho time for
settling township and borough accounts from the
first Monday of Juno to tho second Monday of
April, txoept ln auditing of the accounts of
School Hi rectors. The Auditors will, therefore,
meet hereafter on the second Monday of April,
annually, to Ml tie with the Pupervlsors, District
Treasurer, and Overseers of the Poor.
"CIcarfieldorH immt hoboing to hold
a celestial celebration on tba Fourth, as we sno
Ihoy propose to bar music by the Paradise band."
t'aweno 'ret wan.
Well, that arises from the fact that we reside
on the border of tho Holy Land. Paradise, Mt.
Zlon, Bit, Joy, and tha laod of (losben, are all la
light, and wo consider ouralvej just as near
Heaven aa the children of Israol, who sojourned
In these places a number of years ago.
An Outraub. It in ft notorioun fact
to the great majority ofour cltitens that hundreds
of dollars have been paid for tbe support of a
brass band In this borough j yet, when the Cen
tennial Fourth cam arouud, not a single horn
was touted. If any th lug more contemptible ean
be perpetrated on our ei titans, let us hear what
It ia. But for tho magnanimity of tbe Bherldau
band, of Tyrone, the Centennial Fourth would
hare passed away without the sound of a born
In our midst.
Lint of letters remaining unclaimed
in thePostofllce at Clearfield, for the week ending
July 101b, 1S7A:
Baker, Wm.
Carlo, Filibertl
Cottcllo, John
Coo I grove, Alice
IHion, Mrs. Hachact
dates, Mollie It.
Harny, Jacob
llcanun. Wm.
Fhookey, John
Hharp, Mrs. Martha
Taylor, Win, K.
Kliler. L. J J
Flick, Heuben
P. A. UAULIN, P.M.
The lost (icnerul Assembly of tho
Presbyterian church requested the patters of the
several churches of that denomination throughout
tho land to preach an historical Rermon on the
first Sabbath In July, ores soon after as practica
ble, giving as Bear at could bo ascertained the
history of earh church during the past century.
Io accordance with the above request, Ret. II. S.
Butler, paitor of tha Clearfield Presbyterian
Church, on Sunday lt, delivered a sermon ap
propriate to the occasion, giving a brlof history
of Proebytrrisalsm In this oounty from Its Intro
duction tt the present time.
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Turn IC. & K. Railroad. Tho Luck
Haven Hepublican, It alluding to tht Construc
tion of tbe Keating A Karlliaus Railroad, says :
It may bo trua that tbe road will not bt com
menced this season, but Is an encouraging fact in
reference to lis ultimate completion, that very re
cently some timnent railroad authorities have
been giving tht matter of the mineral defaults
in that section very clost inspection, and if they
get hold of tbt lands of tbe Karthaui t'tatt, and
others, as seems to bt Hit desire, It will not bo
try long ere tbo valuable coal deposits of Ker
tbaus and vicinity art opened and the coal ears
rolling over tho new Karthaus Hailroai."
Philii'hhchu Fiiie Ko. Turks. On
Friday evening, Juno Silth, our neighbors had
their borough placed In jeopardy again by a dis
astrous Art, which broke out in tbe oil-room of
F legal ' hardware store. From this point the
Art spread northward along the turnpi k o leading
to Bellefontt, and southward toward tht passen
ger depot, consuming everything for about two
and a half iquarcs. But fur tbo destruction of
Taylor's hotel and MoCausland's building in My
lat, tho fire would have taken a wesleru direction
along Front street, and where It would have
ended, but fur this gup, no one ean tell.
Tha Philipaburg Journal gives the following
details of tbe properties destroyed t The flames
swept up PrcsquoUtc street from Flcgal's hard-
wart store, taking In rapid succession Hoop,
Humes A Co.'s store, Wesley Hunk's store, and
Hoop, Humes A Co.'s office, Haugbawont's and
Flegal's resldenoe, Miss Flogal's millinery store,
Mrs. Ickos' candy store, Faulkner's office, Mos-
tln-sbop, Uray's brick building, and the
Mosbannoa House. Down Reoond street, It took
Matthew Johnson's furniture start aud dwelling,
Wm. Harper's residence, and tbt residence of
Kobt. Taylor, besides stables which were on these
properties. It is Impossible to say whert tbt Art
would bava extended bad there been houses on
tbt Diamond, but as there were Don on it tbt
Art reaohlng the Mosbannon House it bad to abate
Its fury on vacancy and Anally died down into
ashes and smoke. Hard fights wert made' at
Ktssltr's building and Ibe buildings of A. J.
Dress and E. C, Bender, PreiqueUle street, and
only by tha fire being within a brick wall, was
tbt latter building tared. Only by determined
labor and fearless daring wort tht buildings on
tbo opposite side of Laurel street, oonslsting of
the bakery and some olhtr building, saved at
all f for men stood and wet tbe roof and sides un
til they wert badly scorched."
Tho estimated loss it put down at $Gu,0u0, with
an insurance thereon of probably $10,000. The
origin of tht Art It unknown, union It ocean ed
from matches which soma boys had been playing
with tn tbt yard a abort time before. The Are
was so precipitate that Mr. Flegal lust all his
books and papers, aicept tbt blotter and oasb
book, which happen d to bt on the desk.
Oi;r First Century. In our Inst
issut Wt gavt notice of tbo publication of tht
abort named work. After looking It over mort
carefully, we hart no hesitancy in pronouncing
It ont of tbo finest American work trtr issued.
Tbt scop does not tnvolv constitutional or leg
islative discussion or tbt detail of civic and mil
tiary administration. It does not aim to cover
every year of tho century with a close statement
of tbt trivial events tbat filled It out only the
talitnt occurrences art selected, nnd to on hnn
dred of there, a chapter a-plect It given. Then
ont hundred events art arranged under ten dif
ferent subjects. On tlasa of chapters, entitled
"Extraordinary discoveries, Inventions, scientific
expeditions, and lb splendid triumphs of me-
ohanlcal genius," Is of such value, that many of
tho chapters art, singly, worth the priot tftbt
book. Otbtr parts art devoted to subjects like
tht following t "Superb Achievements of A marl
tan Oratory," giving th most notable speeches,
sermona and debates of tbe century. Another
part to tbt celebrated criminal eat, trials, trag
edies, mutinies, duels and conspiracies. Others
to tht wonderful phenomena of tha earth, ocean
aad heavens. Remarkable reforms, delusions,
and excitements In the moral and religious world,
etc., tie. Three chapters art taoh illustrated
with such engraving as are necessary to ttplaln
Important events, and so arranged with refer
ences that tht book li worth almost a commcn
library for actual us.
Th following are a few of the many notices re
ceived of tn work i
Com.ru m or Now Jkrakv, )
PitmcRToa, ff.J., Junli0, 1670. )
I bar road portions of "Our First Century,"
and so far aa I can Judge from those tbo events
art ski till My selected and described in a very
lively manner,
Jims MiCiMi,l. D.M.. I.
President of Princeton College.
The account of tba visit of Lafayetla to this
country , tn 1824, is of special later t to us at tbo
College. This article alone naa boon a sufficient
inducement fur me to tubsenbo law the work.
W. O. Cattum., . ,
. President La fay et to Collejf, Katon, Pit.;
Hon. M. R. Wait, Chief Justice of tho 1'nlted
Slates, says:-" It Interests me very much. I sub
scribe with pleasure."
Senator Ferry, of Michigan, Vice President, pro
trm. says i "Tho peculiar idea of the work, so en
tertaining and instructive, -luiproites me very fa
vorably." Hon. Wm. A. Wallaoo, Benatof from Pennsyl
vania, says t "Very expropriate aud popular la
Its chart tar.
Kx-Oovtrnor Banks, M. C.from Masrarhusclts,
sayti "ftls fraud. It Is the really true way of
presenting amtory.
Hun. Simon Cameron, Senator from Pennsylva
nia, Rays : "The arrangement is in tbo highest
di-grew adapted to meet tbo public went, and I
am exceedingly pteaatd with it. I by all means
desire a copy."
Although notwoptraons would exactly agreo
rs t tbe ehoto of ana tier fur sach a book, It
would bt strange If tbere wero any one teat could
not find very much to interest and lu sir wet us tbt
nresont volume 1 venture to toy mat ll the par-
entt esohew it tbe children will put it among thtr
treasures. llaaaT H. JIotlrr,
Pastor Prrsbyterian Ckurcb, Clearfield.
I bavt txtmlnlned tht work, and am very much
pleated with It. Think it te terra tultrtaining
and rastruelirt than nay other work on the subject.
tsjoi. n. Mcaur.
CLiAariuLsi. Jun SR. T76.
Mr DainRiR! I have examined thcadranced
sheet of tbo forthcoming work, entitled M Out
Firtt Centi nr." bv R. M. Deveos. t think it
valuable work, and one I bat should lud a pla In
trvry geallemaa's library. w, H. BitaaTT.
Asa eompendtomoftho "Undt Events " of our
first eentury, Ibis work static's la tbt furtmoat
rank. While the author does not assume tht task
of the historian, bit book it a synopsis of tho load
ing feat ores ot our eatilene it an ladtdoftdeat
people that should b familiar It every American
eltiaea, 1 tbeerlully recommend It as a work
worthy of patronage. J. blaki Waltim.
OAMP-MEETINO.
Metstah Church will hold lti tump-meeting
at Snow Hhot,Centra oounty, oommentlng Wednes
day, August Id, and oonllnut over until Wednes
day, August Vlh. Tht following brsthern are ex
pected to preach tht Word i Rev. L. Oeler, of
Providence, R. L Her. A. CandeM, of North
Attleboro', Maaa Iter. J. Pearson, of New bury -port,
Mass. Tbe camp-ground Is situate only
about a Are minutes' wala from tbe depot. Trains
connect at Tyrone and Milesburg for Snow Hhoo.
A oordial Invitation is hereby extended to all tho
lover of Jesus and bis Truth, to ooint and tnjoy
tht pleasure of working for tht Master by aiding
to spread his Truth and save touts. For further
Information, please oommunioata with tht pastor
or Meinau inurcn, J. a. alurrd,
Mosbannon, Centra Co., Pa.
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LETTER f ROM NEWBUHQ.
Niwbvbo, July I, 1870.
Editor RartTRLiru i It Is seldom that you
get any communication from this place. As this
morning is rather wet for outdoor exercise. I con
cluded to nott you aftw Itemt.
Times art tight and getting nardtr, with no
prospect for the better. There art no less than
five bouses In this small borough nnoeouplcd, and
some of them tbe beat In town.
Our Street Commlssiootr bas his dnnlleat
worked out, and now ther talk of laving another
Street tax. Our now board-walks art nearly
completed, which add greatly to tbo convenience
of pedestrians when tht streets are muddy.
On Saturday last, wt wert visited by an unusu
al heavy storm of rain and thunder. The light
ning struuk two treet close to town, and also the
baru of Houry Pierce, in tblt borough, which tt
tore badly, but no person waa Injured.
The new tri-weekly mall rout, from Ntw Wash
ington to CurwensvlIIt, went Into practical opera
tion on Haturday last, tbo lat Inst. Tbo uiall
carrier, Mr. A. h. Hurd, made tha fist trip on
early time, through heavy rain and thunder. He
runt a two-horse spring wagon, and will jarry
passengeri and freight. This will bt a great ad
vantage to all from one end of tbt rout to tho
other, and I hop that th new enterprise may bt
to Mr. Hurd a source of profit.
Tbe weather 1 so unsettled that wt are not cut
ting grass yet, and will not until after tho Fourth,
(irast is good i wheat much better tban was tx
pected ; oats, rather short t corn and potatoes look
well, Hufticienl for this tluit. tyars, truly, I
Cuuhoookr.
LETTER FROM CUR WtNSVILLE.
CcHwnnitTiLLi, July 10, 1870.
Mr. Editor : The report of tht flrt-craokor is
no longer heard. Tb young heroes have spent
th cir bottom penny In honor of the great day, and
now the txpression of derponJency and gloom
has taktn (ht plan of joy and gladness. Tht
nnioKt oi me great eomtnoiiun naving passed
away, i nave unuenexen to collect me "squibs
to see what our people have dont In honor of
American imieneuuenoe.
I congratulate tht people of Cltarfiold on the
great tuocere acnieveo on uio rourtn oi July,
M ucb credit Is due your citiiens, for the untiring
effort put forth in the work of preparation. The
sacrifices and labors of your Chairman, Dr. A. M
llllls, should be held in grateful remeinbrnnct by
tba cltitens of Clearfield oounty.
On Monday evening, July 3d, a large number
or our ctuieos assembled tn Arnold s iiaii, to
listen to an excellent lecture, entitled " Life and
Character of Washington," by Ker. Wm. II.
Dill, of Clearfield. Tbe lecture was fall of plain
truths, and frt from projudioo, bearing only
lut-h eulogies as the living deeds of the groat pa
triot merit. It was eminently fitting for tho oeca
Hion and well received by th audience, Buaroe
had tho lecture elcsed, when the steam-whistle
announced that midnight bad arrived, bringing
with it tbt new eentury. Ibis announcement
was fnltowed by the ringing of all tht church
bt lis and firing of anvils, aoooinpenied with a
grand display of fir. works under the direction
of tb boys of th Normal tichoo),
1 regret very much that our town filled to Join
with Clearfield In a general County Celebration.
Hewtrtr, I think we were well represented, ton
s id tying the number that were visiting tht Cen
tennial at that time.
Our friend, Jacob Bilger, It appears, was at
tacked by pick-pockets while In the city, but for
tunately proved too sharp for the toys, and ea
caped without loss.
Our esteemed friend, Robert Porter, of Pike
township, gavt some ofour boys an opportunity
to try their muscl, by helping to raiao a largo
barn on Thursday last. A very pleasant hop
with " the light fantastic tee " was indulged tn
during tbe evening. Mr. Porter, although not a
Untnger. ia an unflinching Democrat and a
skilled agriculturist, and is a step in advance of
mort oi me larmcrs oi wish lownsnip.
The students of tbo Normal School art going
to contest for prises in rending, declaiming and
csiavr, at tbt close of tht present term. Judging
from tho number that Leva registered- their
names, a spirited and stirring lime may bt ex
pected. At a recent meeting ot t&eacnooi boara or tbif
horouph, (1. W. Weaver, M. L. Mctjuown and
M iss Frances LtPortt wert chosen teachers for
school. They have in tbe past prtven them
selves worthy tbe confidence of tbe Directors, and
their election at this time gives general sat is no
tion among the people. N. P. Ultra.
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OEtCRIPTION OF WACO VILLAGE AND McLEN-
NAN COUNTY.
Fat Rib OonnLAXOHB i May I avail myself of
your generosity and rave to myself a considerable
amount of labor, and give directly through tbt
columns of your paper to a number of gentlemen
from tbo counties of Clearfield, Centre and Clin
ton, at who solicitation 1 bavt gleaned tbt fol
lowing Information i
Waco, Tux as. Juot 0tb, 1870.
To D, F, Kttwiltr t
In reply to your of 30th of May, 1870, would
say that there are several kinds of land certificates.
1st. Alternate railroad ctrtiuoatea art wortu
$135 per section. Of these, you must surrey at
your own expense ont for tho tittle for rery on
yon survey tor yourself.
zu. international railroad certmcatts art wtrtn
$!7 per section. Of these, you do not bava to
survey any lor tbe rtate, and tht land Is exempt
irtiui taxation tor twenty-nvt years,
ad. Old Uoadwrigbt eertifacates aji b located
without surveys for tbe State, and are worth from
SO to 60 cents per acre. These certificates are re
liable, providod the transfers art correct.
Uood timber and mineral lands oan be pur
chased from $3 to i per acre. Tbesu minerals
consist in iron, emitter aad coal. Tht Question
of mineral lands bas not yet created any excite
ment in our bula, except that in tbt gold and
sliver section, such aa tht baa bauar lauds aud
adjoining conntiet. There la no better time to
make invtstinenta in mineral and timber landi
in Texas tban tbe present, as she Is now rapidly
filling up with an active and enterprising popu
lation, and ia a few years tboy will certainly rist
in value.
Waco, M Lkkxir Co., Tkxar,
April 1st, 1676.
To Whom il Jiii Concern ;
For t ht consideration of those who Contemplate
emigrating to isxas, uie undorsignoa, a commit
tee appointed by the "Mobennen lountv Immi
gration Society" for that purpose on tbe 22d day
of March, lHji, would moat resiwcUully submit
the following facts and statistical information
concerning this (McLennan) county, and Waco,
It county seat, ui ooutsi it would not bt pre
sumed that in a Circular letter like this anything
more than general outline eould bt furnished.
hhould mort minute intormatioo bt desired it can
be obtained by corresponding with any member
of the undersigned oommiUtt or with anr of tbt
land agents or attorneys oi our o it v. We claim to
our county inducements to tht emigrant, possessed
y lew a any omor county in tnt to tire malt of
Texas.
It has an area of about 814,000 acres, about
half of which Is covered with timber, and the
other nail beautiiui roiling prairie and very fer
tile. Oeograpbioally it i at or near ibt eutra
ol tbe Mate, and is aoout tw teet aoova tbe level
of tbt Uulf of Mexico. This elevation coupled
with the fret and ample drainage incident to its
undulating surface, secures to us an attnosphert
pure, clear, and frto from malarial poison as
muon so aa least aa any county id tncriiat. ibe
ilratoa river divides th county Into two parts,
nearly equal. Into thia stream, from eaoh side
as primary and secondary tributaries, fJuw numer
ous streams, as tht Tebuacana, Williams, Trading
house, Wbite Hock, Aquilla, Cbilders, North
Itosquo, Houlb Bosque, Middle Bosque, Hog, Ur
rts, Waco, Cottonwood, Flat, Castleman, Unll
Hide and Cow Bayou creeks. Tbe Brasoe river.
as wall as then creeks, has Its bottom lands which
are remarkably rich and productive, butar little
mott so tban tbt sandy loam ol the woodlands or
the black lands of tbe prairie whlob lie back from
the river and ireuks. In a word, we may say that
this oouoty embraces almost every variety of soil
in Texas. More than a bait of cotton I often
ade to tlie aero on Ibo river and track bottoms.
and more than half a bat on tho uplands. From
2d to 30 bushels of torn, from 10 to 60 bushels of
barley of oats ar th usual products of aa acre
in this oouoty, and these yields could no doubt
be very much increased by the adoption of a mora
thorough system cf cultivation. The lands in
tbt county require no maaere or otbr stimulant
to product productively. Land whlob havo
been in use lor 20 years, and upon which no ma
nure or stimulant of any kind ha trtr boon used,
tr a productive as when first put in cultivation.
Far mort reliano can bo placed upon tha olew
and hoe tban upon guano and gypsum. Water ia
readily obtained aimoat anywbert tn Ota oounty
by digging wells from la to 60 feet, aad when
found is generally good, our climate is delight
ful. Though we bare long warm turn mere, there
is always a gulf breeit at night, which secures to
us n quite refrorhlng sleep, uur ' inters art mild
and delightful for tbt most part, tbt mercury
seldom falling below tht freetlng point. Home-
times, however, it ram as low si 4 or I degree
below Roro ood let is fro sen to tbe thickness of
on or two Incbts. Sometimes, also, we hart an
inch or two of tnow, but neither let nor mow
stop with u mora than a day or two at a time.
Tbo prevailing timber of our coualy (of which
ther it plenty for fencing and firewood) oonslstl
for tht most part oi coder, peean, aw. tottonwood,
back berry, elm, post oak, Spanish oak, lit oak,
burr oak, and ntaoa waiaot. 1 a varioni specie
of oak, tht walaut and pttan furnish an abun
dant supply of mart upon which thouaaadt of
bog are (aliened ay simply turning tntsa out tn
tb forest. Whit we realise a pro peel iv searvi
ty of timber for firewood and fencing, our p resent
and pro pee live connect ion by rail with the Inex
haustible pineries tf R astern Teia guarantee as
leuomg ana euiiaing material itr ail tutura ttene
beyond a ptradvsatura, While tbe dieuoteiy of
vast nods of ooai la touattta Jut above will
toon afford fuel at a coot much It tbaa wood
wert It t uootinuo tn its preeeat abundant.
Kvaw now ur (armor are discarding rail and
fencing with wire and plank. Over t,ouo,0v0
feet ol limber has bean delivered from th tart,
at Waco, during tbe past year, aad a tarn ponton
of this hu btoa and it to be used for fencing pur
pose, it toet i irom aau.ua to 122. &o per thou
sand. Our railroad faelllttea ar amnio, though
wo doubt act that la n few years they will be
vastty mora e a tensive, in vvaoo n ono western
Railroad, a branch of tb Texaa Central, now
terminates at Waeo, tho teuaty teat. By IhM wt
art plate ia connection by rail with ovary desira
ble market or point of supply witbia th United
State. With a toll and alienate naeurpasewd ia
their adaptation la tbt growth of ootlou, wheat,
barley, oaU, rye, peas, betas, Irish aad mat po
tatoes, and vrv variety of bwrUcaitval arodueti,
a well as ail tha aoeasaom frmlta, nob aa poacbas,
figs, plamt) ptars, quinces, etc., where tha
irTTtat loot tot a mora eiroia location or
home f Of tb AU.000 acre af land In our coun
ty tt 1 tstimatod that this year (1876) ther will
o ,uw m corn, au,uuu in wneat, iu.uuv in cot
ton, aad 10,000 aoraa In mlseellanoou grains,
making an Rggreget of 100,000 acre In cultiva
tion, leaving a balanet of over sW.COO acres un
improved. Th Improved lands art hold at front
to $26 per acre, and tbt wild lands from $1.60
to $6 par aoro, tb general arerag being about
$2.60 per aoro. Tbe bottom lands, however, are
held at somewhat higher rates than tbt. At
the price th Immigrant of limited mtaot oan
toon bay a comfortable and attractive home, and
a good market fur every product of his farm,
garuon, dairy, or orchard bums roquirtt no
feeding hero in tb winter, txoept it bt such as Is
worktd. Wt kotw nothing of laboring through
tin lummor to gather forage with wmon to teed
our atook through tbt winter, and yet, a good
horta, a fine nauie, or a fine oow, will toiumand a
good a orioe aud aa raadv a tali bar at la Ohio
or Missouri, even though tht absolute tost of
raising them is llttlt mora than tn com oi rait
ing a chicken. Urap culture hat been com
menced la this eounty with a fine prospect of sue
oca. It li assarted by persons who bar boon
engaged In tht vineyards of California, but who
art now tngagtd in tht cultivation of the grape
ia this tcusty, that our toil and climate bevi
advantage over thatol California for the success
ful raising of tho grape. Largo quantltioa of
win ar being made every year by our eltison
from our native grape, and that too of excellent
quality. It may be a matter of lot ere t tt many
to know that in settling In our oounty they will
not bo among strangers. Our population is mad
up of immigrants from vry out in toe ljoioo.
Kvary trade, profession and occupation of tbt old
States havt their representative her. Nor will
Jou oomo among Ignorant and debased people,
or general intelligence, Industry, tobriety nnd
on Ur prist, tb eitiaensbip ol our county (barring,
of oourie, those recently held In bondage,) will
not tuner in comparison with th eitiaensbip of
any miana oommunity or tbo tame sir in Ameri
ca. Numerous schools and churches ar scattered
all over tho oounty, and art well attended, ho
settlement o( any also la without It school -hous
and ont or more church organisations. In Waco,
tbe county seat, mrm ten church edifice, all but
three of which ar largo and commodious and
ouiii oi ono. m those worship tnt uanusta,
Old School and Cumberland Presbvterians. Metho
dists, RiiiseoDalians. Roman Catholic. Lutherans.
nnd Christian or Cambellites. Her alto an
numerous free and private schools : her tht Bap-
tisti hart a University, tht Methodists a Female
Collet, tht Presbyterian and Roman Catholic!
each a High School, all wall sustained and well
attended, liert, too, are published two aaiiy
and threo weekly newspaper!, all well sustained
and trerally devoted to the principles of tbo vari
ous political parties of tho country also threo
planing mills, two rounuries, ana one large oouou
and woolen mill and two large flouring mills.
Th wbol oity la built of brick, and or tho most
substantial character In closing this letter we
do not know what better proof w can oner to
substantial what we bar bora presented with
regard to the inducements our eounty presents to
tbo Immigrant than to furnish tbo following sta
tistic ; McLennan eounty wat organised in
1860. with only a few hundred population. The
aensu of 1800 showed tht county to havt a popu
lation of JjOOfl, of which Waco village contained
about 800. Tha census of 1870 showed the Mon
ty to bar a population of IS, 50, of whlob 1,810
were within toe eorporato limit of Waco. From
Information gathered from the assessment rolls of
th city and oounty lor the years 1874-6, wo oan
confidently assert that to-day tb population of
tbe eounty il over 7i,Q0, aad that or too eiiy
12,000. Tbo assessment roll! further show that
in 1H7A then wert in tht eounty 10,600 head of
borses valued at an average of gzn.au per Head;
that ther were 21,600 head of cattle valued at an
average of $5.80 per bead i that thtra wore 060
mutes valued at an average of $00.60 per head ;
8,000 bead of sheep valued at an average of $1 .00
per bead ( and that th valu of tbo aasewabl
property of the eounty was over $6,000,000 i that
there wat shipped from Waco during tb year
ending Bent. 1, 1K74, 3,000 bale of cotton, 80,
623 pounas of wool, as tba crop of 1874, and from
March 1, 1074, to March 1, 1876, fi2,l6t pounds
of hides. Such la tbe oounty aud oounty town to
which wo Invite the attention of tbo Immigrant.
Art yon a tepliallct t W want you. Your
money will net you a good per cent, any way you
may wish tc invest it. Ar you a farmer T We
waat you to develop our wild prairie lands Into
magnificent fields of com, wheat and cotton. Aro
you a laborer t We want the sweat of your brew
to enrich our toil and surround you with pleaty.
Are you a merchant? We want you to assist our
farmer In manufacturing tbeer machinery and in
building their hornet. Art you lawyer, doctor,
teachers, or divines T We want you to settle oar
personal and pecuniary right, boal our disease,
teaob our children, mend our morale, and last,
though not least, secure to yourselves wealth and
honor. Respectfully,
0. It. Leland, P. 8. Hammond.O. C. McGreg
or, W. A.TayJor, N. U. Conger, Committee.
I will htra state that tha paraoni from whom
this information bas been obtained art gentle
men of good standing and responsibility.
Yours,
Specials.
, CASH PAint'OH WOOL HY ARNOLD,
at ruitn tiNHvii.i.rc.
FnAiiRR'a Ocidi Boot to 1'nti.APRLrniA amp
mi Crntinw iai. RxniRjTtoir. Price reduced to
TFNirFMTft. HMth Map published.
easBMMMMsuawawv showing the location of
40 of tb prominent placet of Inttrtst on th
Ureat Centennial (J rounds A better book tban
any of the 60-cent Guide published. Kneloaa
ariot to John W. Frailer, 430 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, and gat copy by return mail.
CAftll PAID FOR WOOL II V ARNOLD,
AT CtiHWKHSVILI.K.
HBNNIBLE ADVICE
You an aaked every day through tbt tolunra
of newspaper and by your Oruggiat to us some
thing for Dyspepsia and Livor Complaint that
yon know nothing abtut, you get dlscoeraged
spending money with bat littl moots. Mow t
givt you satisfactory pi oof that Uroea August
Flower will our you of Dyspepsia and Livtr
complaint witn an its enocu, tun at iiean-nurn.
Sour Stomach, Sick Headache. Habitual Cottirt-
heai, palpitation of tht Heart, Waur-bratb, com
ing up of food after eating, low spirits, Ac, wi
aa you to go to your Druggist, u. u. natron,
and get a sample bottle of Unann't August
Flow BR for 10 cent and try It, or a Regular sis
or 70 cents, two do will rtuvyoa.
pr6,'70eowly
CAN II PAID KOK WOOL BY ARNOLD,
AT CUR W ENMVILI.Em
A PEW THINGS THAT W E KNOW.
Wt know that a disordered stomach or liver
produce more tufferlni tban any thr cause.
We know that very few physicians art successful
in their treat meet of thee disorder. We know
that DaCoita's Radical Curt will, without tbt
sbadow of a doubt, almost immediately rtllevt
and permanently curt all of thtst distressing
symptoms. Wt know of thousand who ar will
ing to testify that what we lay is true to tht letter.
W knew that If you will girt It a fair trial you
will let us add your name to the "cloud of wit
nesses." Will you givt it a trial, and dolt nowf
Trial sit only 2a coat. KuU by V. V. tt alton,
and llartswick A Irrin, Druggists, Clearfield, Pa,
Prof, Parker' Pleasant Worm Syrup It per
fectly safe, extremely palatable. No physic re
quired, uosta in tent. iTy it. r or salt by U.
D. Watson and llartswick A Irwin, Clearfield, Pa.
neb 22eowly. -
CASH PAID FOR WOOL BY AH NOLO,
AT CUKWENMVII.LH
WM. REED'S LOCAL.
I.INKN SUITS,
LINEN SUITS,
L1NKN SUITS
FOR LADIES,
J CRT ItKCKIVKD,
Mew Linen floods, wllh trimmings to match,
just received.
Do. $, im-tr.
VlarrifC.
On Thursday, June S2d, 17A, by Rer. D. II.
Campbell, Mr. J. Leonard Mile and Mi Kllen
Molltrvey, both of Clearfield county, Pa.
At th resldenoe of th bride's fat her, on Thurs
day, Jon 2Vtb, 1870, by Ker. K. Mmges, Mr,
Jess T. Hnnnovr, of Ptnnville, Clearfield eonaty,
Pa., and Mis Theresa K., daughter of Major
Luther, near Lutbersburg, Pa.
At tba resident of Mr. 8. I. Rnyder, In tblt
borough, en Saturday evening, July 8th, IH7I, by
iter. u. f. Biavens, air. vt m. ll. muihoiian, or
Ilellefonta, Pa., and Mist Mtrtlt Mills, of Clear-
field. Pa.
At tht Mitchell farm, near this borough, on
Sunday afternoon, July th, 1R7, by He. 11 F.
Sterem, Mr. Charles Wilson, if Clearfield. Pa-,
and Mia 11 at tie Johnson, of ll rook Ira, N. V.
ifd.
Near Woodland, thl oouoty, on Monday, Jnn
26th, 1874, of dii.tl.arle, John F., son of tl. W.
and M. K. Verger, aged 9 year aad I months.
Near Woodland, thl county, on Thursday.
July 0th, 1070, or dlptberla, Rnehoel rierenoo,
daughter of U. W. and M. B. Bargor, aged
yeara, 11 month and 20 day.
At I.uthtrsburg, Pa., an Wedoeedat. June Iftih,
1170, Uattla, Infant daughter of Daniel nnd Leah
Uoodlandi-r, aged 1 month.
In Brad township, Clearfield tomty, Pa., on
Monday. July fid, 1870, Perry, Infant ton of Har
vey and Clara K. Draacker, aged 7 moath and
IT cat.
At Tyroat, Pa., on Tuesday, July 4ih, 1070,
Rchl. wife of Patrick Flynn, tf JayntsrUla.
Clearfield aouuty, Pa., aged 10 ysars and I day.
JjHJH SALE. . 5
A bout and twa lot at Heutadal. Tht
how la a good two-atory, with bactmtat, plank
ed and weatherboarded, andj in good condition.
Alto, a four-story bout at Diggiasvillt, well cal
culated for a public hoase. Tht building la In
good condition. Thtat pro part will bt told
cheap aad aw aaiy tanas. For farther Informa
tion apply to DANIKL 8MRAL,
Jyli-lt Dlggeorrllle, Clearfield Co., Pa.
1 Is esed ty ion FanotelyAla fxwiliM. ft Is a stowl
I allf Mra MM sulw Um stle 4I, SMBta,
1 4tw. per, white w4 fcatlllir i irtHsM th oSr
1 r rtlfaMe i water Tm. Raatara, resiw,
1 DaeAraf. e all IrrtuUMa el Um shU.
I ajAMSACTueia aotatv ar
I Dr. Taw Dyke, Lttfl (ir Mr., Phlla.
I sjold wr aix nnooxitarrsj
ILL NOTICB -
or party baring log! t taw at Look Have),
can bavt than manufactured at tht lowest mat
aad In tbt bait manner by nailing at th Saw
Mill of Towns, Shaw A Co., Water street, Look
Uaven, ra. . BUAW.
Look Haven, April 20, 1870-Sm.
aTMBAP GROCERIRS!
J LUMRKR CITV, PA
Th undersigned announce to his old friends
and patron that bt hat opened a good Ho ot
OROCHRIKS A PROVISIONS at tbe old stand
of Kirk A Sj.eooer, for which ht solicits a liberal
patronage. vr. nrntuuniv
Lumber City, Pi., March 20-tt
TRUSTEE'S SALE
-op-
Valuable Coal and Timber Landal
There will be sold at th Court Jloiut, In tht
borough or uiearoeid, on
Tueedty, Augnitt 1, 1816,
tht undivided half part of all those thrai certain
tracts of land sltuat la Woodward township,
Clearfield oounty, Pa., described as follow t No.
1. Being part tf tht Jehn llarrisoa surrey,
bounded by lend of Jopn si, John PhUips"
hairs aad others, containing $24 acre, 141 perch
es and allow ano. No. I. Btlng part of th Jot.
Clark and John Harrison aurveys, bounded by
land of James Utudtrsonand otkort, eon tain Ing
100 teres and 16 perches and allowaaoa. No. I.
ueing pan oi to rrvj, uuunuta oy lien
dereoa and otbart, containing 120 acre and
allowaaoa. Tht wholt being part of the lands
formerly of Hugh Henderson Mtata, and cover
ed by valuable whit pint, oak and hemlock
timber, within a abort distance of bit Clearfield
crook, and underlaid with heary vein of the
Mosbannon ooai whlob ha bean opened thereon.
Terms reasonable and mad known on day of
la. A. 0. TATB,
Trustee for O. W. Churchman ' aslat
Clearfield, July 13, 1 874-3 L
T
10WNSIIIP STATEMENT.
JOHN W. TURNKR. DUIrlot Tnunrar f
urmh.ni townihip, for 1876, fur Hobool 'u.di i
DR.
T. h.l. .1 U.l Hlll.in.nl 4 0H1 tl
To wBuuot of M.Ud duplio.t. for U76H VIA 01
To .mount of SUU stpro)rlntion
Ill t9
II, MJ IS
CR.
By School ordan rwlNmid .4 45
liy .lononulon, .. dopltonu of ltJ4,. ,0 tl
11; .mount unoollMto. for 1B7. H..n ftflt T8
lij ' - lH Ui
By oollaoUn, 181 t.OI, nt t Mr Mot...... 40 81
IlT 1 nor ont. on ttotM 11 80
lij bnlanM du. t.wnihlpM H M 14S 07
tl,Ml U
W.t th. UDd.r.lKOd Auditor, of Ornhnm town
ihip, b.Tlnt- .iMatMd tb. ir MM.nt. and
flna It bj .bo, outwl. Witnw, oar hood, tail
lid d.jr of Jan., A. 0. 1878.
ATTMTt U, W. K I Lntv,
A.J. Ul'DLER, J. L. WAKD,
Clerk. W. W. HOOVER,
Andtt.ra.
Ordunlon, July 11, ISTS-li.
T
X)WNSUIP STATEMENT.
F. B. RAFFERTT.dM'd.Dlitri.t TrMinnr.
p J. 11. R.ff.rtv, in Moonnt with P.nn town.
hip, for Bohod nnd Ko.4 fundi for 187. I
COOL rtmDi DM.
To b.Uno .1 but ..lll.m.ol. ............... 404 17
To .mount of Mated dupllonl. 805 88
To am't of nniaUMl from TrMJ. WtM... )M IS
To amouotof Hlato approprlatloaH....M 180 80
To amount of Mr. Fl.ldin,. ........ . 00 00
1,877 01
.. t 018 18
... 4St 00
Ry am't of Kbool ord.n ndMmMl..
lly na't uMollaetl.,H.. HHH
I,S77 01
7..ii oo
Balalo. du, fund
"ir ro.D p..
To amount of .n..atwl road UI neaiv.d
from TwaiurwWUo 358 1
I)y waonnt paid Ab'm Hmi....
Br
y
By
By
By
By
By
By
By bal.BM ia ordan
By " of Arthurs' ordor.
By J. B. Rafforiy
By balano. du. towniblp
I3S8 18
Wo, th. .ndonlgiMd AuJItora of Paoa loirn.
ahlp, baring .samlnad tb. ror.glng Moountl,
find thm .. nbo.. Mt fortb. Wium our band.
thl, lib day of Juaa, A. ll. 1870.
Arrant: R. M. HOOVER,
k. W. HKPBURN, HRITBKN WALL,
Clark. AU'M UVRTXK,
Andlton.
Uramplaa lll'li, July ll, 1178 IU
s
CllOOL 11EP011T.-
Annnal Diitrlot Report. Oionb boroanb. y
ndluf Jun 1878:
Wbol. No. .f Mook,..... ..
No. y.t rrqulnd .,
Avarag. No. of month, taught
No. of mala lMhn amployMl
No. of f.mala toacbora amploy
Avarag. aalarlM Of aalM par month 4 80 00
At.rag.ai.rM or Kuan, pa-moult.... t oo
N.. of ullli on dollar fur auhoo! purpoMi. 8
Amount lavlod for acbool purpoaM (V78 00
Mcnirrt.
From State appropriation for y..randing
Juna, IH78..
.4.101 18
From CollMtor, taXMof all kind......
From all otu.r uure.1
811 47
, 143 ID
0077 11
axriRDiTra.a,
For Furnl.hiog Houim
For Rente nnd R.pain
For Tcaabori' waga.....,.M
For Fu.l, Ao
For BMral.ry'1 falary, 1 y.ari, 3!t..
...1110 71
... 180 18
60 04
80 00
MOO 00
naaouRcia.
Caab on band
lu. lluuiot irom all wurea,....
. 88 11
, mi oo
tHl 11
LIAHLITIBI,
Amount dua an nattll bills -.HT1 Tl
L labiliUu la .icms of rrnurou !. 16 Vl
By ordor of th. Board, A. J. BYPIIKR,
Prnldont.
R. J. WAI.KKH,
OiMola Mills, July 11, 78-9L 8Mrstery.
II
USTON TOWASUIP.
Financial fl lat amen t of Bchool and Poor
Fundi of Huston township, fur lots t
arnooi, fitnd PR.
Boated duplleaitt of 1070 and '7T and
previous years ..M 1,(130 0,1
Received from Co. Treasurer...,
Llqoor Fim
Htatt appropriatioa.sH.
Trees, tt last settlement
other sources m
Dond
Fees of Collectors
Treasurer's salary
Usui and in (treat
Blank
Stated taxes exonerated
Heated (axes uncollected..
I I.Oflt 18
Orders drawn during th yea, vl i
For Teaebtra, tlx schools
For hepiraH , w ,
.. 1,741 SI
,.. 181 86
811 80
888 84
... 131 00
t 1,748 tl
For Fuel ana eontingcuolo
For Uullding
For Insurant
LU.ILITlni.
Das Treasurer I 110 81
Bond ,'. 10.00. o.
Order -.......... 8,170 10
Interest . 1.800 0.
liurplne, less oomminiemi .nd uon'a 0,088 18
tll,870 SO
Estimated o.t af on. now achool houi.
aad sunnortlni 7 aobool.. 1178. '71. J I
Tai HiTled for 1870, 1 mills.
soon rttan na.
Rai'd during tb. y.ar U April I, 1870 :
a..... .
Paid .ut an ordan glrM fur panper
purpoM. HM f 279 o
M.mnrandum .f wdsrs drawn t
For MePbarson, panpw ..$ 11 10
ror ii. w. niimar, pauper 141 18
For Tramp 1 TO
For laaaa Tnrn.y, p.uper...H. H 11 17
For Cbarlw LarM., pauper, 184 00
Illseont.; 10 00
OTsrsMra' wsg.i.a II OS
t 484 18
WBOirnrns.
BeaUd Uaas nneollMtad
.. Ill (I
7 01
.. 1,114 SO
t 1,811 41
II. N, llrcwn, VellMlor
UnMatd m.
UA8ILITIM.
Outstanding wdera
B.rplna, rsss .omm's nnd imi',..
.4 "U
. 1,000 11
a mi oi
Tw. paapw. no eatb. tewarkip uemad Timey.
No Poor ui l.Ud.
L. UIRU, . B. HEWITT,
CUrb. J.O. TVI.ICH,
A. H, ROHINKNANS,
inly It, I8t8.lt. Auditors.
T 1'HTICIW 4k VOSaTABLRSM KtRO
J We bar. pri.ud n Iwn naber m Ik. mt
FEB BILL, and will an tbe. neeipt W Iwanly
Ir. mis, mall a (spy sr addnM. snpis
M
en.
I 80 00
Jonn Wulglcy M,..w, 87 78
S.m.el Umick 70 41
Ab'm Myrur ., I li
for filing bond 80
R. U. Iloor.r I 00
John P.nti.M w. , 00
JamM Arthon 18 00
Jamaauatl.r 10 00
I Tt
81 00
10 10
84 M
6H7 Oi)
10 00
104 01
106 l
t I
600 00
MTMji
21 10
Ti 00
2,188 70
00
10 tl
03 00
gric uf saiufttUntDU! flvrrtiMrarols.
A
OF
W. minnttrm th. UUak KnWnr tho
nlMuiio of aooTtmUoD about Oaf Hall. In
PhUadoilaWaoAluaker 4t Urowu'. " Uruwt
fclothtnfr "Jam In Amorloc" A Tlallor and
atteiKlauOlRo thnapoaacr. :
"", "WliUoumerUthaVulldln, onr
AUmdaif. "Booih Kail comer of tZaJ, and
MarkM. PImm not. Hi. VIXTII. for mio.
iraiirenMoklnc Oa Uall,hava uuau ublcd
by dMbrolog penona."
luiimZ'lM"0Cm1' " "'
A. " JJ2.UU0 aauara frt-M nn UrV..t ....1
U0 odd on BIxlu, Rlx stories high, hat ov.-r
throa an o fliwriaaf -nd .1.. .
occupied tomimsOiiB twenty uitlareiit buti-
V. u Doyonat tfeara-powerr
. A. "AglaotsTouiigengiii fumlshos power
fbrth freight and pasatiiiero1ftvabn.,uiid th
lleeaatoam Air beaiuig, and tha uthtr upoia
tlona tha house,."
V IZr1 omer ao ob tak with goodsr
A. They ar first oprod and arrmnrd In
ia baaemant,on longfyw oounttn,aud udui
the
tbenoaon tha
'eleraiui to tht lli-l"cc-
tor' roox on th
V. " 1 inspect!:
Lltw-tlriijWiJiM trmt ihiwHmiOII
A. " No, sir. measuring, lie goods oro fri
toeaxurod la tha ploca, then Inspected. 1 he
cloth pat crvtr rollers in th fkoo of ttxont
iigiis sua iwo men ait, 00 bemro and i
behind tb good, watching with tho era 01 a
hawk for tbo loaai pin hole ImperfLTtion, and
marking every flaw, to that tha cutter may sro
and avoid it wham ha 00 mas to out tho g la
ments." i" Yon mott employ tn rrV of cuttcn r
MComa to our fifth floyf and seel Wo
keep ID band all tht tltAprWung up iho rloth
into iaiTnanU,boidt rimm mayhltict thai do
A doaun men' work c lWt a stroke.
V. Do yott manuiatTtnra aU you own
goodtf
A. M Wt do, nod mott earefoTly. Our tx
amlntra inspect every ititoh and team, rih
oerllfy to avery garment as txtra-well mad
befora wo 1
put. our uuxtt on it. and beouiua
msponmhia for It"
V. H You aytttun most aara yon a great
Otalr s
A. " Tn crery direction, tfr. It 1 tk system
and economy we practice all LW we litrouglt,
thatonabiet us to put our pm Sva luiha
peojAu aa we do."
of it rAftMlMctlnf work mtM bootMi
A. "Befbr It gnos Into Stock H Is HtkHrt.
Zvory tlnglo farmanl bat lu number and
other point doukI on lt,a that luenUra bia
jou ha towed without fail, upon our
V. " Ton must hare 80 or aaleemtn V
A. H Whv air. on him ilini t - in
In th varloue rooms aud tulte 01 roumi.
sellii
lliag W the throngi of customers."
V. rDo you do an order buejkVbr n
id express r kS
A. ' Viirv dimI 111 t,...
V.
and
A. " Very great All ott thcountry. Our
1776 rr TM
C"& - -
TORE.
LOW riUCES HAVE NOT KILLED ' '
T. A. Fleck & Co.,
MAEKET ST., CLEAEFIELD, PA.
Tbay still lira, .nd tnd thamnlrw mil and bonrty
wnii. wai an ooapiaining mum nujm oi unara aau vim uuuua ar not in .onul
lion Io pay tb. larg. prolu of Ibo past, wbll. th.y, Ilk. rar-M.lt, kntlnass mm, saw th.
situation and offered and sold lfry Uooda t
Prices to Suit the Times.
By w doing tb.y bar. bnllt up n proiparons and
r1 -. o. mu w to io.r. ajjoru m.m . pronk molr motto lor
1878 was made In olden times, and in tba woHl of Franklin i "A nimbi, ilipnue is heller
tban . alow shilling." At rw.nl BMtlng of th. trm II waa unanimoulynsolred to
do businoai as h.rstofore.ON A AHIt B AHinj, and ehang. tb. motto for 1K70
aa followa : A nimbi. Threcpenen I. bcttnr Uinm a alow PUucnc..'
Ibli beats Franklin Just Ht par nit.
THE GREAT ONE PRICE
DRESS AND DRY GOODS STORE,
Market St, Clearfield, Pa.
SEW OPEXIXG OF SEW DRESS GOODS. .
All the latest styles from 10 cents per yard up.
THE BEST BLACK ALPACAS IN TOWS.
Colored Dross Goods in groat variety.
Black Silks, on dollar and upwards. Drosa Linona, boat shades and makea.
Table Linens, Turkey Red, bleaobed and unbloached.
Shootings and Pillowcase Co Hons, bleached and Unbleached.
Calicoes,
Muslins and
Ginghams.
Cotlonados for moo a and boy's wear. ( Ticking
All kinds of Summer Cassimeros, very eboap. ( : Cr
Nice Summer Shawls and Skirts.
Full fresh lines of nil descriptions
Muslins, Piquoo,
A new
ehoio a
HAMBURG0
Soft finished Cambrics,
Nainsook,
Swiss Victoria Lawns,
New Corsets, Ladies' Ties, Handkerchiefs, Collars and Cuffs, Kid Gloves,
Black and oolorod Veils and Veiling, Neck Ruohing, Ladies' Back Combs,
Parasols and rans, Ladies' and Children'a Hose, Ladies' and Chil-
uiou . uiuves, uuies- ana uuildren's Underwear,
MILLINERY GOODS, full line to suit everybody.
Trimmod HaU and Bonnets, Tory choap. New Silks, Plowors and'Ribbons.
In trim mod lints and Bonnets. '
Hnv jig fcoedod in getting a first class Milliner, persons favoring o with a
uuu ... .um ui.pnrimont, wory muon lower tban herotororo.
Oento' Furnlnhln-r floods.
Percale Shirts, While Shirts, Underwear, Linen Collars and Cuffs, Taper
Collars and Cuffs. Suannmlnra l.ln Tr.n ..... .. .'., 1
and New Tios of every description. .
. All the above goods will be offorod at the lowest possiblo prices
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
Cloarfield, Pa., April 2C, 1870.
1876. WHERE NOW? 1876.
T MtClIIQAIf, ods r;th fonmost, flourish-
D( BHIU OtMSSinj DIS.IM I
WHAT FOR?
To bay. FARM o.tof tba
One Million Arrets
of Doe fnralnr landi for sale by lha UKAND
HAI'lUS A INDIANA R. R.
Rtrone Soils. Readr Markets. Sore Orons. flood
Bohools. li. R. runs through oenire of grant.
Settlements all along. All klnils of Produets
ralaad. Plenty of water, timber nnd building
matarials Prion from 04 tn OKI per son ( one
feurlh down, balano. on time,
4r-S.nd for Illustralod pamiblel, full of floti
nnd flgursn, and bs eonvlnonl, Addrris
W. A. HOWARD, Comm'r.
Uraod Rapid., silok.
P. R. L. PIERCE, Sse'y Land Usp't.
AMERICAS CYCLOPEDIA,
(APPLKTON-S)
NEW REVISED EDITION,
Complete In 16 Volumos.
Bntirely ra-wrttt... Rr.rylblng brought down
to tb. press.1 bim.. lllaitraled tbroagb.nl wllb
Over 3,000 Illustrations
AND MAPS of every oounlry en Ibe globe. Sold
only by subscription, ll is not .blignlory to
take .11 th. ..lames nt MM n rolaas. may b.
dellrered ana. n month, ar one. in Iw. meal...
Tea ewaUn day, tbeprieeof .elgar.wlll p. for
. set of croLOPKDlA ON A BI-MONTHLY
SlIHHCRlPTIONInlMStkaalhrMyMrs. Then
there will be samsthlng snbiUntial aarad sad n
storebMS. ot knowwdga, Indeed n nnlreraal
library la itsslf aMund, wllb but lltll. .Sort sr
snarl Sm.
PRICK AND BTTI.E OS IIINDINO i
to, Eltrt Clolb, per rol ..... I N
For Library Laatber, pdr r.l H M g 00
For half Turkey Morweee, per vol f M
Far half R...M Ism ttllt, pw nl . t 00
For Fell hl.ree, Autlaue, per rol., ....... It 00
For Fall a.iln,prel IS N
For farther lafont.tlas addre.s
J. S. WILLIAMSON,
PubllnWi ageal. Its Si,tk ttIMt,
Jan. 18, 1878.1,. ', S.llsbargk, Pi.
pert lyatera aftd ml of Mlf-ncawrsrint
biaka lixdawiblb to rdtaw people a.twu mlloa
away Jim ajltwUy at If ihoy were ban In
punon.'
V. ' I suppooe you harat Uatt ja doato
dlffenntdciwrtmeuur"
A. "Mydoaralrl wo bar more than iVvw,
each charged with It own business, aud e7h
thoroughly organised, a iwoiry wUai witi
In tha (Treat wheel."
V. " Will you name ft down or ao of tlicm f
A. "With blejuura. Th riitb.m
mnt, forUiote who prerer cuatom-mado la
dy-mad
madjv TJnj
t mm0fm
ilrt ItxT-uiry,
who lie
'Ilia Hli
cUirr. with lie bim mi.inu.
mwm ... iiiiiMrwcmr.
uiuklng our own flnrt i lata shlrta. Tho Trlm-
biliig
icnL Ittelf aahltr as man m.
ar eutre. The Uanncnl Stock Ruom. Tho
Itorelvlng Kooin. The Order Department,
nanou wM.ro, jnoBpaciai unuorm liepart
maul Tho Delivery DepaiitiiuL with Ut
score of mosaeiigrr. The"
V. " Hold, hold I str, enough r
A. "I'm not half (li rough T Th AdTtrtlsIni
7tartmeut, with Ita bllLand tign distribulors,
xlilingaiid publlshlnyC builneas and popular
Journal, olrculafkp.jrt, M,OUJcopiai monthly
I tf 11 all your frlhLVtotend forltCTho Mun'a .
IViMrtment, wltrnta many room. Tho Bora
lx-iwrimont. Th Youtht Department. Tha
CUll.lron Department, wltli la Rpacial
ctitriuio for kdloa. Th Telearaub Demrt-
P1011L Tb Chief Clerk Department, with
IL, boox-keTers and anlstanU. Uenend Man
RKcr1! Dcparuuenli Financier Ofllc, aud
uihor oOloo of th Annall busy a bee
ing, resuterlng, re-j
-". i'-jimun, aiK'iuiii. During, mat
and In a UinuraniJfAAys JoliUng their force
to carry on a buxinosiVfth the neoiile amount
ing io betwwen UMWfw and UJWujm aa-
V. ''H t a pan-d o-tur
A. " lndooil it UI j forgot to name the)
Cahlrr Dopartment, whtrh handleallaftA till
of rotall aal on aim single dan " '
u'-V1! Im,nnJt 1 1 hat's.what imabla
the bottse to buy cheap and fc ircbeapr'
A. Lxartly t Yon havo jV-t bit It Tha
.KUQJn
ling out, aelllng.
on low prlruaarid fmn,itaJrui.
V. "What are tho 'ixlC auLxa
much about r"
A. ''Our system of brjslne dea1Ing-t. On
Srice, no deviation ; 2. tah for everytblng : a.
guarante protocting the purchaeer : iTho
monny rcturnodU tb buy w oan t oinvrwiso
bt maiU'd."
V. ' Nothing ootild be fairer."
A. Nothing. And tho people no If
V. Well, I thank yuu, air, fur your poUte)
attention." w
A. " Not at all. It's a pleasure to Ae yon.
Call again; and be aura of tho plarWtwa
mukcr A llrown'a Oak Hailx''uai-aBt cor
per aixih and Market." w
V. "Thank youl 1 hhall b happy to don.
Good morning."
"KT ai 18T6
" e5
at th. 1om of. snmsssfd jaara" ba.ln.i
InorMsIng trad.. With n imaU stora nnd llgh
d
Crash
of Whito Goods, plain and plaid.
line of ' '
sty lea
EDGINGS.
Tucked Muslins, plain &
striped,
Long Cloth,
' Plain Cambric
JOB PRINTING OF EVERY DKSCRIP
Moaaently eieoet.d at this oDoa.
1870. MAY. 1876.
NEW GOODS, cheaper than ever.
ROOM NO- 2
Filled and Overflowing.
Tho quite recent decline in Dry
Goods, tolls in the way goods are
going off. Will not enumerate,
but everything in the way of
Milliner and Fancy Goods,
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
TRIMMINGS,
CARPKTS,
OIL CLOTHS,
WALL PAPER,
In great abundance, at the lowest
possiblo prices.
WILLIAM HEED,
ROOM NO, 2,
i
IMe's Opera Home. ,
CksrflslJ, t, I, Wt,
try (6ooit, tSrowirf, tt.
JEW OPENING.
SHOWERS'
BOOT & SHOE
HAT & CAP
NTORK.
ROOM No. 1, PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
MAHKKT STREET.
A full nnd eonolata assortment of new eoudi
and new alylai, down t
"UAliD PAN" PRICES.
Cltitens Ore invited t. naO and alanine my
stock and judge for lbems.l.M as to quality and
.new ui suoua
JOSEPH S. SHOWERS.
CI.it6.IJ, April 14, 1S74.
H
ARD TIMES
IIAVB NO KFFECT
IN FRENCHVILLEI
t ssn iwiri tht thtr r son d err tons s llttls
bard Io pleftse, and I tm also tvin that th
eumpUiot of "htrd times" Is wll sigh aDiTwuL
fiat Isato sitns,t4 now tht I ean satisfy the
fonafcr and pror aonoloslvtly that "bard times"
will not effeot thos wbo huy their Koods from as,
and all my pstront shall b loiliaud into tbt s
mt of
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
t bar foods snouifh to sanf.lT all th Inhabi
tants In the lower nd of the oounty wbioh I sell
at aiooedinf; low raUs from my id am moth stor In
MULSONIilROp wber I van always b fonad
rady to wait upon oallsrs and lupply them with
Dry Goods of all Kinds,
Sach as Cloths. Satinet ts, Casslmeros, Muslim
lsiaines, idinn, uriiltDfs, Calieoas. i
TrimtniriKS. Ribbons. Lac.
Raady-mads Clotllng, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps all of the bst materia! and Bade to order
Hon, Socks, O lores, MitUas, Laes, Hibbons, Ao.
OH0CERIES OP ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Socar, Rle. Molasses. Pisb, Bait
Pork, Linseed Oil, Fish Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hsrdwar, Qaeentwar. Tinware, Castlnrs, Plows
and Plow Castings, Nails Hpikes, Corn Cultiva
tor., Cider Prtsses.and all kinds of Axa.
Perfuniery, Paint. Varnish, Ola, and a fenerat
assortmeai oi outionery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brands, always on hand, and will b
sold at tbe lowest possible flgor.
. 11. McC Iain's Medicines, Jayne's Medicines
uosuturs aaa uootuad's uuter.
4000 pounds of Wool wanted for which th
Highest pno will be paid Clormeed on hand
and for sal at th lowest Market prie.
Also, Agent for Btrattonrtlle aad Cnrwtnsrlll
inraing Machine.
tefjVCell and sfor yonrselres. Ton will Ind
erery thing nsaally kept la a retail store.
L. M. COUDRIET,
Fiwaehrill P. 0., August U, 1SF4. . ,
JEMOVAL!
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would respectfully notify tb public generally
that be has renored his Orooery 8 lure from
Shaw's Row, to th building formerly oeenpid
by i. Miles Kratser, oa Second street, next door
to Blgler's hardwar star, wber h intends
keeping a full line of
GROCERIES.
HAMS, DRIED BEEF and LARD.
SUGARS and SY Rl'PS, of all grades.
TEAS, Oreen and Black.
COFFEE, Roasted and Ureca.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
All kinds li tbe market.
PICKLES, la Jan and barrels.
SPICE8, In erery form and redely.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL kll OF C'RAf kF.lt...
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
' DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil aal Lamp Chimneys.
And a good assertmsnt of thots thlnei nruallr
k.pt in a grocery .lore, wblrh he will exohanea
for marketing at the market price..
Will sell for oust as cheaply as any other one.
Plraie o.ll and lee kls stock nnd Indie for
yourself.
JOHN HcOAUOnBY.
Cleerlrld, Jan. I, 1870.
QROCKR1KS.
JAS. II. LYTLE,
(fluccen to LYTLB A MITCHELL)
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DEALER IN
(HUH R I.l HE IIP TKAK.
00L0NU8,
JAPANS,
IMPERIAL,
YOI'NO HYSON,
.' ' SNtlLISH BREAKFAST
Pirral la Market.
: ; '-, '.!!''
BlITTKR AMD Ki(iM
Will be krpt nnd sold nt Irst coal. r..k n.li
hr Oonntry Prodaw.. ...
wKKMAN OHSBR2SS, '
TURKEY PRUNES,
PRESERVED PEARS,
PHILADELPHIA RAMS.
Fimi.
Mnckerel, Lake Ilerrlng, Cod, Ao.
, . ' ......
PICKLR.
Barrel Pickles aad Bngllik PMkm.
fLOUIt AND FEKI).
Flour, Cora Hsal, Oat Mrnl, Aa,
ebl'fl ! JAS. H. LYTLS.
WILLIAM M. HBKB7, Jvinoi
omn Piaoi awn Soni.nain, LUHBSS
OITY. Oollaotlons land, ud mo.7 promptly
paid orsr. Artialw of agr.Ka.ol and deeds f
Mnrtysnw neUy ezeeoled nnd warranted n
reel or .0 .nvga. WJy'IS
JOHN H. FULFORD,
OlSBRAI. INSURANCE AQSNT,
llearleld, Peon's, '
Represents all,' th. lading Fit Insamne.
Oompanies of tbe eountry I
Queen 410,000,OM
Royal Canadian 0,000,000
Home, New York 8,764,114
I.yeomlng, Munoy, Pa..... 8,8.10,461
Franblin, Pbilad'a. 1,808,860
Phceoii, Hartford 1,861,101
lienor.,, New York.... 1,418,068
Home, Col., O.- 818,10s
Alia., Hartford 808,041
Proridoooa, WuUngtoa .............. 110,000
l'errona .boot efleetlog nn tnsnrane on prop
erty of any kind, should eall at niy ofioe, on
Market street, opposit. Ike Oonrt Hous and as.
my list of .ompanis. nnd rales befor. Insuring.
CleeiJ.ld, Pa, Oot. 17, '761
JANIEL GOODLANDEK,
LUIUItHHllUBU, fA.,
Dealer la
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
nOSlEEI & GLOVES,
HATS A CAPS ud BOOTS SHOES,
Tobaood, Qrocrls. nnd Fish, Hails, Hardware,
ussnsware ana uiMSwara, men s nna
Bos' Clothing, Drugs, Paints,
Oils, gehool Books,
n large lot of Patent Medicines,
Candles, Nuts A Dried fruits, Cheese and Crack
er., nock and nut. P.wdov,
Flour, Grain and Potatoes), ,
Clorr nnd Timothy fined,
Sol. Leather, lforoeos, Linings, Bindings and
inreaa, nuoemaaerr loon ana
gbo. Findings.
Ho greater variety of goods In any store In tb.
oounty. AH for sal. Tory low for cash or country
produce at tha Cheap Corner. (day 1, 1878.
I. r. wiiria.,
WEAVES & IIETTH
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Are offering, at the eld .tend of 0. t. Read A Co.
tbr Itock of goods, ooaststfng of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
BOOTS A SHOES,
HATS A CAPS,
IIARDWAKK,
QUEBNSWARB,
FLOOR, FEED, SALT, 4o., (to,,
At tb. most reasonable rats, for CASH or la
ichange for
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR COUNTRY PRODUCE.
ntAdranes mad. to tbs. engaged la get
ting out square timber oa tbe most adrantageou
terms. pdtlJaaTI
Jitardrd tht mthrtl JKtdat at
ftenna.
E. & H.Ts ANTHONY a CO.,
SHI Broadway, New York.
(Opp. Metropolitan Hotel),
MAivrAcTuuai, turoiTiis An pialiii iw
CMtOMOS & FSAMES,
STEREOSCOPES & VIEWS,
Album, Graphoeeopes, Photographs, and kindred
goods Celebrities, Actresses, Ao.,
riioTOGRArimT materials,
We are headquarters for trery thing In the way of
Steroopticonfl Ani Hagic Lftntema,
Being awsJsetuTra f th
MICflO-flCIENTrPIC LANTERN,
STKRBO-PANOPTICON,
UKIVKHHITY BTKROPTICOlf,
ADVERTISER'S STEROPTICON.'
ART0PTICON.
SCHOOL IANTERK, EAMILT LANTERN,
PEOPLE'S LANTERN.
Each styl being tb beet of its lss In tb
.nark it.
Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, with diroo-
Uons for using, sent on appl.oat.on.
any enterprising nan can snak money with a
Mae:io Lantern.
-Visitors to th Centennial Bxpoiltlon will
do wisely to defer purabnsins woods In our lln
until they oome to our store in New York, wher
they will And greater rariety and more mode ra to
prioes, aad ean ssieot them at their toiler lint
we bare a om cession to sell some styles of our
goods in tbe building of th Department of Publi
Comfort, and those not osnring to New York ar
inritod to eall on our lamentation ther.
-Afull tokf View of th Exo.Uoa
and their oontents.
XCut out this adrertisement for rfrno."wS4
tiun T, i7B-iy.
Rmbracee nnder on manarement tb Hrvat
Trunk Railway Line of tb WEST and NORTH
WEST, and, with It numerous bran oh es and
oonneotlons, forms the shortest aad quickset rout
wiwssB iHitjaiHoua en points in ILLIROll, wr.
COWSIrt, NoBTHIRsl Ml (UIO AD, MlrTKKtOTA, IOWA,
NaanABKA, Ciuroairii and th W tarn an
TnuaiTOuas. Its
Omaha and California Ilnc
Ts th shortest and best root lor all point la
NottTnniu. Illiioib, Iowov, Dakota, Nbsiaska,
WroMiNo, Colorado, Utah, Nutatm, CaLiroa
ria. Oaioon, Cbisa, Jafau and Aostualia. Iu
Chicago, Madison & St. Paul
Line
li th. shortest tins for Nonranu Wisconsin aad
MianuaoTA, nnd for Madisos, Bt. Paui. Mih
"iroi.ia.'L'i'Luri and all noiito In th. Qreet
Kortbwsst. Its
M Inona and St. Tctcr Line
Is th only route for Wmon a, Rothrhtir, Owa
tor ma, Markato, 8t. Pbtrr, Nrw Elm, and all
pointe ia Soothsrn and Central Minnesota. Its
Green Bay and Marquette line
Ts tbs only line for Jawutilli, Watrutowr,
Ford Do Lao, Usnuos, A if lrtor, Qrrrr Bat,
Rcaaa, Nroai nrr, Maruubttw. HonaaToR,
Hancock and tbe Lai Summon CocrrnT. Its
Freeportand Dubuque Line
Is th only rout for Ei.atn, Rocronn, Vrir.
port, and all points rla. Fneport. It
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Ts th old Lake Phore Route, snd Is th on It on
passing through Ktarstor, Lak Forrst. Mion
iaro Parr, Wad hoar, Raoirs, Kiroora to
MlLWAl'RRB.
Pullman Palace Cars
are rua ea all through trains of this road.
Tbia la Ibe ON LV LINK running thoeo oars be
tweea Cbicair. and 8t PanL Chwago m M ilwan
kea, or Chicago and Wluonn.
At useeh. ear Sleepers eonnMt wllb th ...r.
Isnd Bwrp.rs on tbe Union PaciS. kallraad far
U nolnU Wast of tb. Missouri Rlrsr.
uo tne amral ei tn. tralai from tb. Bast ar
Soalb, tb. trains of tbs Chisago A North-TV eetem
Railway LEAVE CHICAUO u followi :
Kort'ounrll Hlulla,(nehaandCallftrnU.
Two Through Tralni daily, with Pallmaa Palace,
Drawing Room nnd Sleeping Can through I.
Coiin.ll Riots.
for ttu Paal nnd Mlnnupolke, Tw
Through Trains dally, with Pallman Pabee. Can
attached oa both trains.
for irn Bay and Lake aniwrtnr. Two
Train, dally, with Pallmaa Palao. Oan attaobW,
and running tbrongb to MaroMlta.
for Milwaukee, Four Through Trelbi dally,
Pallmaa Can oa aight tralas, Parlor Chair Oars
on day tralas.
For Mparts ind Winona aad palate la
MI.bmoU. On. Thrnogh Trnln tnlly, with
Pullman Sleepers ta Winona.
for Itubuqua, rla Fneport, Two Tbrongb
Trains daily, with Pullmaa Can on night tralas.
for Dubaoue and 1 tram, .la Cllalen,
tw. Through Ireie. daily, with Pallmaa Car.
oa night train to Meflrogor, lawn.
for Mom t'lty nael 'a uaatna. Ten ttmUi
dally, r.llm.n Cent. MlMoari Vallsy Jnrto.
far Lake ti.ue.a. Fear Train, dalle.
far Heclford, at.rllac, nUaoaksk, Jaaa
rill., ud .iner palnu, yoa aaa anr from iw.
t. tea trains dally.
New York CfJoe, H. 411 IWdw., 1 BeMon
001 oa, Ne. I Stale Street Omeka Otbee, 101
FarannmSint,Saa FreorfM. OOAee, 111 slant.
gomery Street 1 Chiang. Ticket t)Bc 1 II Clerk
Street, .dr Sbarmsei Hocmi wan CmsJ.s4
Madiaoa Hired, j Klnaie Street Depot, orer W.
Einalaand Canal SlrMUi WeUs Slreett Dmt,
eemer Wells and Rin.ie Streets,
For rates or Information nnt nltalaabt. tnm
y.nr bom. agents, apply to
W. II. Stbitt, MaTi Hveilrr,
uen. rass. Jig t, v'Bicago. una. Han't,
Jaa. 10, 1178.17
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