TIIE REPUBLICAN.
CLKAltPlKLl), PA
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JCLY 18,187(1.
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new i or a viiy.
MCl.K.iniJH NOTRE.
M thud 1st r.iilncopal ('hurehw-Rer. D. F.
8tvrii, t'astor. Public Service awry tiabbatb
at tut a. m., urn T r. M.
Sabbath Hatmol at V A. M.
Prayer kittling every Thursday, at Tl P. M,
Co urn union iSorrlce, tint tiabbatb of every
won id, mi i" jii i.
West Clearfield M, R. Church. K.va.
Wm. II. Dill and J. K. Aunt mow, Paetora.
Preacning every alterant runday, at 8 o'ulouk,
r. eunnay rsoaooi at ii, J. M. All are la
Tiled to attend.
Ireabterlai. Church Rqv.TI. 8. Bptlir,
SlliKth services mornint and even in Hah-
batli Hchool at 3 P. M. Prayer Melting Wednes-
uaj waning.
Kt. Frauds' Oiurrli Catliollr IUt. P.
J. chkrihan. Preaching at Ui o'clock, A. M.,on
the flrsl, (bird and fourth Sundavi of each month:
Vespers end Benediction oft lie Ulvesed bacraiuent
at 7 o clock, P, M. Sunday School every Sunday
afternoon at 1 o'clock.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
T.UB OF BOLD1BS qiMRTBB ItMlOM COURT.
Hecond Monday of January.
Third Monday of March.
First Monday of June.
Fuurth Monday of tiepteinbcr.
Tim or bolmro cohmun plras.
First Monday of Jane.
booond Monday of Novum ber. :
rc Lie omen.
Prtridnt Jdyt Hon. Charles A, Mayer, of
Lock Haven.
Aii(aHf Lom Judyt lion. John II. l)rvll,,of
Ilellefnnte.
AttotiatM Judgtt William C. Foley, Clearfield)
John J. Head, Curwensvllle.
Protkouotaru Ell Bloom.
K filter and Jtteordtr L. J. Morgan.
IHttriet AUemty Frank Fielding. -
Trwaturtr David McGaughcy.
Sheriff William H. Mol'htfion. ' " -' 1
County Airseyot ttamovl F, McCloakey, Cur
wensville.
County Commifiontrt Clark Brown, Clear
Beld ; Thnmai A. Mctlee, Cbeit P. O.j Uairii
Hoover, ClearS eld.
Cueely Jituiitor Christ. J. Keafcgy,. Ulen
IIoie ; Samuel A. Caldwell, Williamsgrove j John
C. Conner, llurmide. -
County VnrvHer J. B. Nell', New Washington.
Jury C'ommtMtoiMrf Juhn W. tihugiirt, J utiles
Mitchell, Clcarflcd.
SnptrititrmtUnt of Publi SciooJtv-Jobn A.
Gregory, Curwcnivill.
A'ofaries Public John W. Wrlglcy,' Wm. Ra
debaugh, Ctrui L. Uordon, Clearfield ) Joilah
Evans, Joe. H. Irwin, N. E. Arnold, Curwensvillej
J. J. Linglc, Emmet .Savers, Osceola Mills; Jol.n
ton Hamilton, Lutherslmrg.
Oar Sptriat column It decidedly Interexting In
a local point of view, and profitable reading to
outililera who want to lava uionvy.
The lint of jurors for the SepteniW
term of Court ta publiahed In our advertinlng
columoi to-day. i
Kov. Ji F. HtcvonH will dctiwr n
Centennial aeruion in tbt Cloarflold M. K. Church
next Salibatb mnrnins;.
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Look Here I .PostnmHtor Gaulin
aaya t u Pay your boi-rent, or return tho key."
Dou yoa fertthay ?
A vnliiuMo horae, bolongin to the
Hutten boyi, Ml dead at the corner of Fourth and
Market streeli, on Monilny. Colic don It.
t-
(irccn corn, Mator-mclons, cahlmo,
(totatoev, and tomatooi, have made their appear,
auc in our marktt, and the doatora look flailing
and happy In oonicquenc thereof.
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lltu klehorry partien now loaro town
cvrry morning fvt the moufttaiui in aearoh of tbii
delirioul fro it. Judging from the quantltlet
of ibata berrlti brought homo, there muit be loti
ofthoio. " ' t'T
Awful snake gtorios arc holng reij
corutd tn many oi our asobangef . it atcma that
everything la being done on a large tcale during
the Centennial year, and theinakea are Dot going
to be behind the time.
For primo cigars tho bent brands
In the market for good tuUoeoa, amokiog and
obrwing; for pipea, inuff, and everything 1h in
the tobacco lint, go to K. H. 8haw'f, on Market
atrrct. He haa a large and complete nutriment,
and the quality cannot be complained of.
Why not organizo a TiMen and llon
d rick i Club in Clearfield F If dont at all, tt
nhould bt attended to At one, and nut deferred
until four or five week before Ibe electioD. Who
makea the notion to call a netting for that pur
pole f Don't all i peak at once.
Wo k'liin from the Altoontv. Tribune
that Prof. John A. Light, tbt renowned mronaat,
well known to tbii eeetlon, wi recently killed at
Parlt, Illiioli. A Wuyjan u at tb bottom of
tbt affray that ltd to bit death. Prof. Light
made an aicenalon In balloon from thla pleot
on the 23d day of July, 1S74.
We learn that oiir IVicnd Daniel M.
Doner ty baa opened a ahaving and bair-dretalng
aaloon at Tyrone, where bt la running two chain.
Well, he la a clever fellow, and one of tbt beat of
the Hut. Tit abavei mighty elot and U op to
nil cata In tbt hair lint. Mr. Doberty wilt itill
continue tbt bnilntia in tbii place.
A largo portion of tho hay crop in
tbii eeetlon haa already been honied, and the
grain crop la being rapidly harvested. Aie gen
eral thing, eropa of every deacriptioa art good
but the mild Winter weather had a damaging
effect upon wheat and ryt, and but for the favora
ble Spring weather tbaat eropa would not have
ntvn over ont-btif of what they eboold be.
Tho Distributing Cominittoo of the
Otoeola Kelief und have aoadt tbtir final report.
It ahowi that tht total amount of aubacrlptioaa
recti red In taah wai $U,T2.70. Tht amount
distributed In taah to aufferara fi,9U,08, tad for
lumber, labor, merchandise, etc., $3,062.03, leav
ing la the baoda of tbt committee $1M 611, which
after paying for the printing of the report, will
bt handed over to tht Osceola School Hoard fur
tbt boncflt of tbt Common Soboola.
Immediately on tho receipt of tho
St. Loots Democratic nominations lor rrestucni
and Vict President, Master Clark Tate, ion of
oar towtiman. A, C. Tate, Biq-, flung to the
treat a largo American flag, bearing tho nainwa
of Tit Jen and Hendricks, at bis father 'a farm tm
"The Ridgti," in Lawrence lownsbip. Clark la
Wide-awake boy, and, when tht proper time
tomes, he will make aa straight-forward a Demo
crat at his father Is. May his Democratic banner
ever be trailed In the dust, but crowned with
trlamphant aneeeia next November.
Geo. T. Park 8, formerly a citizen
of this borough, died at bis home In Lawronoa
twn ship, oa Monday evening last. 11a waa a
on of John R. Parks, and waa rerptcUd and well
Uktd by attV who formed aa too, vain laaoa with
bin. The dlaeast waa consumption, and hit III
aaaa of long duralma. Ula remains war interred
la the cemetery at Stoneville yesterday afternoon.
The meoibera of Lodgt No. iOi, K. of P., or thla
ilaot, ol which decaate4 was a member la good
landing, attended hit funeral in a body. X
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a A Centennial flag polo was erected
at Puaxsntawneytoathe lit Inst., that la supposed
la out-top anylhlag la the StaU. Tb Makemmf
fmtUy Spirit, pu It ha bed it that town, (nterpets tt
follows i Tba S rat pleot of tbt pole la 10 feet
Igh, representing the Irst one bond ml years of
r Itepublle i tbt tecond piMt la 76 ft high,
vprescnting tbt year In which Independence waa
aVlared and tbe top piece la It feet, rcpreNnt-
the lBlh Mntnry. The flag which floats at
he top li 8U38 feet.
1 Why should peojdv be so terrified at
4 admission of eight air Into any of their iltep
g aparttieata J It to Nat are's over-flowlngcar-at,
and oever tarries the destroying angel with
L Pee how toandly tbe little wrte and tandtr
bla sleep aadtr tla fall and in mediate iallatnc,
tad bow fre.b, rlgvroaa, and joyoaa tbey ris
an!4 tht tnrroindmg dew. drop of the mtrniag.
ilthoogh t pid all tlibt long U tht air Of
wrnvea, tnttr laags art aerer tat of order and
all we know by the dally repeUtloa of (heir song.
Wo learn lnm tho Lock Haven
Vmcrti that tht barn of David Alliaon, In Per
at towathlp. Cltataa totnty, wu Hrwrk fay light
dag oa Saturday afieraooa, lb lit last., and
bslroyed. He had JaM put In twenty. two loads
thay, which, together with a hum belondtf to
fm. Deck, 100 baahtla ef tali, II of rye, J of
raeat, in aama and a lot of other aaeat, a ealf,
htggy, lot ofharaesa, and farm Inplemeatt, waa
niumed. A nember of horses rr Uheo oL
fhera were llgblnlng roda oa tath nd of tbt
rare, bat lb lightaiat that taoead the tnflur.
JraUoa atrack a atraw abed torn forty tr iny
ptw"l trm tht bnra. Inwano oa Ihtbara
f
d eoatcata, f.t.eoo.
1 Xjorillard'i TobaccW Iiytloi" 'of
mi puce, aaa in agency for Olaarfleld county
for Lorillard'i oalubrated brands of tobacco, and
aaa cell them at factory price, , t (
iaa mm n ? r
iCoaM all tho advertiHeinents In thie
time of tht Krim'blican. Many ntw legal onea
appear thla week, among wbieh will bo found
tht Auditor' Hepori of lirady towmblp.
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(IiturKRiw. Tho lureHt mid bust
alerted and cheap at stock of grecerlea in Clear-
fluid county at J. II.Lytle'a. Kvtr thing bought
In large quantities, strictly for cash, so that be
can offer and sell tho goeda alia oat aa low as tht
olty prices.
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! Willi'. Ijiidlen' and armita'.- funnv
rldint whins. a larne VaanrttiiML Inatraaalvad
and for sale at Harwiok's aaddltr shop, on Mar
ket street. Also, a lot or switch whips, oart whips,
and laibaa. Call aud let thtui btfoMputehailog
else w her.
FowERri'L. John li. I'owers and
bis lister, Mary June I'owtrs, a few daya ago
stopped at Heading, Pa.,nd, upon being weighed,
tha former balanced the scales at 000 pounds, and
tb latter at 807,. 'They claim lobe the heaviest
brother and aliler living.
List of let to rM remaining unclaimed
la tbe Poitoffic at Clearfield, fur tb week ending
July 17th, 1870i
Bloom, Mrs. Bnsaa Ruaaler, Mrs. Ann
Huffy, J.J. , Hoony, Lawreuoe
K cat in. Robert Heed, W. M.
Mi'Dlane, John Snyder, Mrs. G.
roatious, Amanda Bcyuion, 11. 41,
Rob rig, Michael Snyder, Andrew
P. A. OAULIN, P. M
Under an act of AttHomhly approved
last Spring, rearranging tbt district of tho Su
preme Court throughout tht State, an ordtr waa
limed by that body at Its recent atisloa In Har
rlsbarg, placing this county in theMiddledlstriot.
Tho order transfer from the Kaslern to the Mid
die dlitriot the oouotles of Cameron, Clearfluld,
Clinton, Klk, Lycoming, McKcan, Potter, Snyder,
Sullivan, Tioga, Union and Warren.
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In Town. Col. Wm. T. Alexander.
the veteran editor of tbt Clarion Jacktoxian, has
boon spending tho past week with hli friends and
relative In Clearfield. He looks aa vlgoroua as
ho did twenty tears ago. lit states that ha is
going ta Washington on tht 4th of noit March to
set Tilden Inaugurated, and If thtr li as mueb
In a poat-traderiliip under hia administration a
Grant'i, bt may apply for ont out West howev
er, out of the reach of Sitting Hull and hi otn
radei. , :TUE CENTENNIAL i'Ol KTU. The
reader will observe that we bav covered our first
page, and a portion of tbe fourth, with the pro
ceedings of the celebration on tbl Fourth of July.
If wc should bappen to bar tha opportunity of
reporting tht proceeding! of tht aeit Centeuoial
celebration, we will still make It mora elaborate.
In our report in tbii Issue, we omitted to aay
anything about tha illumination In tbatrenlng.
Tbe most of the private dwelling! and hotels werw
lit up with gas, lamps, candles, and Chinese lan
terns of all shades and colors, presenting tbe
grand dosing acen of tb day. Those persons
who failed to take a promenade about 9 or 10
o'clcck that cteniog, missed a rare sight. . The
sgrrooadinga of aoiu af the private rssidvacc
were flagged and Illuminated all over, presenting
a grand scene.
New Mail Contkactoiw. Nearly
all the mall route la this county changed bands
on the 1st day of.tho present mouth. , The follow
ing are all that wt could learn t
The dally route from Curwensvitle to Reynolds-
villa li now In tba pojacss ion of Messrs. Stokea A
Morrison, who art resident! of Droukvllle, or In
that vicinity.
John Jamison, of Luthursburg, la the proprietor!
of tho mail line between that village and Puunu-
tawney, and ii to make three trips a week. Dis
tance 17 miles.
Zach. Ogden, of Lawrence lownnhip, has secured
tha route from ClearBeld to Round liland, and
la making two trlpa a week. Distance 44 milts.
A. L. Uurd bat control of the route from Cur-
wansvlllc to (J rant, Indiana county, nuking three
trips a week. Distance 87$ miles.
Clkaai'ikld Coal Trauk. SUUs
meat of Coal aod other freigbta sent over tba
Tyrono A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for tho week ending July 8, 1870, and
the aamc time last year ; ,
roAL. , . to as.
For the wi-ek 10,418
Sam time last year 16,720
Decrea.se
6.J08
6W5.63?
4W.711
Previously during year...,
Same time laat year
Inartaat
Total in 1878
game time last ytar
Increase 104,603
othcb rRRiunrs.
Lumber H..H 61 can.
Miicellaneoua freight! ,.. 47 "
Wo copy tho following notice, in
refertnte ta tht tibrWa bras buadiOf, Tjrun,
which visited this place on the 6th init., from tb
Tyrone tlernld at last week "After returning to
Tyrone from Warrionmark, on thecrtfting of tba
4 lb of July, tbt Sbtridan liaad, crippled by tho
Ion of a couple very Important members, went to
Clearfield, and remained over night and tho next
day until tb arrival of Irwla'a train from Cur-
wemville. Dr. A. U. mils, chief boss of Clear-
field's Centennial celebration, in return for music
rendered In front ol bis residence, made tba boy
a anal little speech, then act ap the Ito-Woam,
lemon ad, Ac. Hon. Wm. A. Wallace and others
alio responded to serenade. Tha boys were
handsomely entertained daring their stay n
Clearfield, and came away fully eatiifled that there
are lota of pleasant, liberal and appreciative peo
ple in OlJtown,' full of energy aod patriotism."
Kaihino Tomatoes. Burr tell as
(hat the French node pf raising tomatoes li aa
follow! : " As aoon aa a cluster of flowers la vial
ble, tbey top tbe item down to the cluster, so
that the flowers terminal tbt atm , Tb afloat
li that the tap Is Immediately Impelled lato tbe
two bud nctt below tht cluster, which toon path
strongly and product another alaiter of flowers
each. When these art visible, tha branch to
which they belong is ale topped dowa I tba
level and this ti dune five timet successively.
By this means tbe plants become stout dwarf
bushes, not abort sight sen Inches high, la order
to prevent tbtir falling ovor, sticks or strings are
stretched horitoatally ajong the row, at a to
keep Iht plants erect. In addition to this, all
lateral that bar no flowers, and, after tbe fifth
lopping, all laterals whatever are aipp ii. ff. In
this way tb rip sap I directed te tht fruit,
which aC'itiros a beauty, sttt and tiKlreait un
attainable by any other mentis."
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Clkarkiklo CoalMakino its Wai
The Clearfield county coal is gaining a splendid
reputation abroad. The Cumbcrlaad (Md.) Alt
gnnian cant Timet comments upon It ia this way t
"Considerable Clearfield coal Is now being aold
every day In jUltlmr Oily at price that equal
those asked for Cumberland coal. Tbe Impression
that the only reason why we need fear Clearttetd
la beeauee It la offered at lower Agar than twra
is an erroneous on. It must be remembered
that tba ClearHtld coal la a good article, and
would closely evmpct with our la a fair field
witn no taver. - -
Ya, "a fair field" Is good. The misfortune tt
that our dealers bar an embargo placed on thm
in distance, while tb Haltlmor A Ohio Railroad
diioriralaat largely la favor .of tbe Cum bar Iaa d
operators. Vet, with aU tbi aafalmce, tha
from tb Clearfield region li making Its way Into
every market on tbii Continent, and wbea teated
with tb Cumberland oal, or that from any other
rfgiow, It nvr onart at ttoand beats Oealla
mea, don't trouble yourselves over tb " low fig
ures ; " It i tb quality that commands la thla
Some Look. Thoao of our readers
who have reta tb Willlamcport boom wbea full
of logs, have, no doubt, been surprised t tb
great uaubtr af ldgs It ccaUinatV But tb W(l
liamsport boom Is a small affair wbea compared
with eom of the Wait era booms. The following
Is takea front a recent number of tb Menomone
(Mich.) Btrnfd, of a recent dale t "la the tog
pocket of tho Doom Company, located about two
Ilea above this tillage, may be teen a sight
which, to praclleal meo, Is worth traveling maay
lie ta gas rpoa. There art ova. ieC,000,(0
feet of iaw logs, ailed In aaa Immraa mass, aa
tigbtb of a milt la width, tea tb thirty fet la
depth, and three miles la lergtb. Th high
water has kept crowding Ihota dowa nutU tbey ar
piled fifteen feat above the water' edge, and a
much below It tr. maty places. Tbtyarastlcklng
op la every conceivable direction and ahap, com
af them oa and, With tha lower peril n several
foot abov tba level of tb water aod wllhia a
few feet of these yoa will step a tb Mid of aa
other, which, Standing straight, just protrude
bovo th eamat, li aear ai lf;tfef bum been
piled together much sa tbe glaciari ar formed,
layer upon layer, aod kg p lag, aalll they
hava reached (heir preeent pltie. Oaa taat
aily imagine tbe , tmaeadous fare with wbtew
thla Immense aaa would prtclpltal Itself dowa
tb mar Lf aaytblng should gli way, bat fur-
taaaUly avsrythlug Is Arm. Something af aa
Idea r th value of tha maas may h formed wkea
II Is known that tb logs tr worth, on aa average,
aearly a Vllar tarh.1
" THI CCLE1 RATION AT ANIOHVILH.' "
' ' - AaaoRviLLa, July 19, 1H70.
Rpibbb RifUiLiriu iI am highly pleased
with your huge celebration af the Fourth at tbe
Capital) but you must not think that the elllaani
of tbh) lection did not also enjoy themselves.
This we did without discount, eioept whea tb
bower came down on our fua. Out aa your pop la
shared that too, 1 need not trouble you any further
on that point. Tba aaaemblag wo by far th
largest (over 1,000) that ever wet in this Section
of the oouaty. Hut to business.
At about 10 o'clock a, T- J. Thompson waa
appointed Chief Marshal, with Philip Dulta, of
Ueooarla twp,, John Straw, of Ferguson twp.,
Conrad llkr, oT Knox twp., II. II. Hurd, of
Chest iwp., and W. P. Mnji, af Jordan twp., as
Aids. Tha marshals, without much difficulty,
formed everything Into line and Issued their or
der to march to the grove close by, where every
thing wa arranged In "anplt nia" order. The
procession waa formed by placing the Newburg
martial band in front, the New Millport band
next, loiioned by tno omen citiasni, etc.
On arriving at the grove, tho presiding officer
ol in dav. He, Mr. Lamiibeu, called the asaam
blv to order, and tb exerolsci begao by singing
" Praise tiod from whom all blessing flow"
Prayer waa made by Hcv. Mr. Coulter. Singing
by tba choir" America." Rev. Mr. Campbell
then delivered the welcoming add re a, which was
well received. Music by tbe New Millport band.
Mr. Smith Mo No si read tb Ueolaratlou f Ind-
Eendenocln good style. . Muito, " Hail Columbia,"
y the Newburg band. An address by Rev. T.
Van Scoyec, who waa followed with a aong by th
choir, entitled " Kightcen Hundred and Seventy
Six." Music by the New Millport band. An
address by Rev. K. 0. Dalnt. Musio by the New
burg band. After tb last mentioned etercisc,
tbe tables were loaded and dinner wa dispatched.
Just ai dinner waa about aver that abower eame
down, and a stampede was made fur tbe Church,
wnere a niawry Ol in surrounuing country waa
read bv Rev. Mr. Cainnbell. Remarks were also
made on this point by Messrs. MoNeal, Hurd,
Amorce ana ttwjin, ui aeiatii oi wnicn aaouiu
b put upon record. After this wa over, the
Ore worka took place.
To aay that w enjoyed ourielye I usele to
state, for greater enjoyment could not be wit
nessed. Throe cheers for Jordan low ash ip and
bur neighbors, liiu, Ac, Yours, ,
CAMP MEETING. . ,
Meai lab Church will hold It camp -meet lot
at Snow Hhoe, Centre county, oommenoing Wednes
day, August Sil, and continue over until Wed nee
duy Auguat Vlh. Tht following brethcrnare ea
pecteil to preach the Word i Rev, L, Osier, of
rroriuenee, n. i.; ncr, a. uanuem, oi wonn
Attleboro', Mass.: Rev. J. Pearson, of Newbury-
port, Mase. The camp-ground I situate only
about a Ave minutes' walk from the depot. Trains
connect at Tyrone and Milesburg for Snow Shoe.
cordial invitation li hereby extended lo all in
lover of Jesus aod bis Truth, to com and enjoy
the pleasure of working for the Master by aiding
to spread hi Truth and sav soul. Per further
inioriuaiion, please aommumoai wun we parior
of Meiaiah Church, J. A. Auukd,
Mosbaanon, Centre Co., Pa.
Sptclala,
., WANTEDl
One thousand cords of Hemlock and Rock Oak
Bark, for which wo will pay the highest market
price. , A. O. Krahrb Co.
AMI PAID FOR W (H1, 11Y ARNOLD,
AT ClIKWENHVIM.Ii.
VitAiixa'a Gtuna Boor to Puti.APKLPnia and
tmu Ortbiai RkHiBiTioa. Prio reduced to
TCM rCMTC HaatbcMapaubliahed.
waaMaHaaawaaai lllOWing the location of
40 of tb prominent -place of interest oa th
Ureal CcnUnnial Oroundi A bet tap book than
any of th sO-crat Guide published. Knolose
price to John W. Fraaier, 4;(0 Walnut street,
Philadelphia, and get copy by return mail.
CAHII PAID FOR WOOL IIY ARNOLD,
AT CUHWKWMVILLI ,
Biauics Fob Salr-R. Newton Shaw kepa a
full siinuiy of Fredonia U unities and 1'latform
Wagons for sal. To be seen at the Shaw House
yard. Call on or address him at Clear Held Peon-
aylvaniaa may u-ir,
CAMII PAID FOR WOOL BY ARNOLD,
AT t'URWENHVIl.LB.
TllINk FOR VOI KMKI F.
Thousands lead miserable ltvs, auflerlng from
ilyspepsia, a disordered stomach aud liver, pro
ducing biliousness, heartburn, costiveness, weak
ness, irregular appetite, low spirits, raising food
alter eating, and often ending in fatal attacks ot
fever. Tukt aauw TRar aiik tick, yet tbey get
little sympathy. The unfailing remedy, which ia
yearly restoring thousand!, is DaCostaa Radical
Cure, sold by C. D. Watson, and Hartswiek A
lrvin, Druggists, Clearfield, Pa.
A 25c;"oottl will oonvtnc Jo T Its merlti.
Don't delay anothca hour ftnrradij)g -this, but
go and get a bottle.and your relief Is al certain as
you live. Will you do It, or will you continue to
suffer f Think for yourself! . .-, i . . , -
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DVMPEPHIA.
Am.rt.an, tr. MrttraUrly labjMl to Ut. dtt
e.H mil it. fTtt, t aaeh . flour Stomach, Hi.k
H..d.oh.. B.bituol CoatlrMM... llwrt buro,
Walrbrmab.ioiDic upef tb. food.oo.tMi toncoo.
diHtr.abl. taat. tn tb. noutb, palpitation of
tb. Heart, ana on other iimm or tn. iomao.
and Li.n. Two doaot of URKmt'f Aufliraf
Flown, will rallor. foa ot on... ud tboro poll
titelj ii not a oaao In tb. United State, it will
not oar. If yon doubt tbla p to ,onr bniitglit,
0. D. Wateon, and .t a Bampl. lloltl. for 1
rente md tr, it. Megalnr sIm 7 oeote.
Prof. rarkera Pfeaeant Worm Rrrop il nor-
feetlr aafe, .xtrem.iy pnlatabl. Mb pbrvio r
Inirea. uoata zo-oent iry ia. ror aajo 07 u.
. Walaon and HnrUwIek Irwin, Oleernotd, Pa.
mcb 32cowly. ' ' . . , ,
' t'AMII PAID Vim WX)I, IIY AltNtll.l),
AT :liB Kf.HVII,l.K.
1 wm. ri:eiim local. '
links suits, ' ' " 1 -lines
81its,
UNKM HUlTd
FOR tADIKS, . 1 . .
, JV8T RKCRITEp,' ' (' -
Kew Linen Ooodi, with IrimmlngF lo Butcb,
juat reoair.d.
Dm. I, lT-if.
. lltarrritl'.
On To..daT, Jalr 4th, W, b; Her. Wot. li.
IlurahOold, Mr. John H. HMhlor and MlnSij.oo
Milliner, both of t'urwenarlll., Pa.
On SuoJ.r, Jul, (th, U7, If Bar. K. II. Mil.
rocker, both of OmmjU Mills, Clearfield oounty, l'n.
At the Summit tunnel, la Hustoa tewnshlpt
t'learneiu oounty, fa., on Monday, July Stl, Ifjn,
of conaumptioa, Hubert Prott, aged 37 yean,
At his residence, In Reynoldsvlll, PaH on
Wednesday, July 6th, 1M7A, Archibald Campbell,
ageu iv years, meniua an iw uaya. ' 1
Mr. Campbell resided for a number of years In
Clearfield coanty, and waa favorably known ta
many of the old Settler. 1 H was a relative, by
marriage, t tb Phew and Stewart families, now
rtiiding tn this county, U tsas on of tho
ploaesrs of Jefferson eouaty and through early
Investments and strict economy b amawed eon
ilderable property. He was an ardent fricLd, and
a member of the Presbyterian church. 11 leave
a agd wife aad a daughter to moura their loss.
In ClearBeld borough, an Friday, July 7lh,
IH70, or consumption, Uenrge v.. son or Daniel
and Kliiabeth lien n ex, agej If years, 7 months
llailroads.
I'oii nwy 1 van I Itnl I roiul
TYKONK A CI.EAHFIEI.D BRANCH
ON and after Honda,, APR I, 17, H7, th.
Paaaanfar Traina will run dailjr (aseept Hun
daaj between T'ron.and Clearfield, ..follower
, CLEARFIKLD WAIL. .
. W. C. lawia, t'aoduotor.
LRAVK SOI'Tll. LKAVK NORTH.
Ourwnvill...8;86, P.M., Tyron
tV48,A.a.
Olcar&eld.....M.J.A0,
Fiiilipiburg-...4.4j, "
OscMla..RM..6.0t), "
Tyrone 0.10, "
OsaoolikM..... 9.62,'
Philtpshurg...l0.05, "
Clearttld.... 11.00, "
Curweusvilla..lli26, "
CLBARFXGLB KXPRK88.
W. 8. Ptvaaaa, Ooaductor.
LRAVB BOITTII.
LRAVK NORTH.
CurwfiasvUI...6.10 a.w.I Tyroa f.06 p. a
Clearfield...... 6:36 ( Iaterecllon...T.29 "
Pbilipsburg.. A.39 " i Osceote .
Osceola 0.46 " j Phllipsburg ...8.28
Intersecti0B .l j CiearfleW, ar.,.0.16
Tyrone.... 1.68 " ( Curweaivilla. 9.60
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW QRADB DIVISION.
ON and alter Monday, Jute lttth, 1870,'
tbe ftacewnger traina will rua dally (except
Bun day) batweea Rc4 llaok and Driftwood, as
follows I
EASTWARD. Day Mail bav Pittsburg
0 30 a. m ; Bed Bank It :U; Sllgo Jonotloolt 00,
New Bethlehem 12 5A p. m.: Mnyaville I 5 i
Troy 137 i Rrookvlli 1;69 t Fuller's 216; Rry.
older 1 1 le 1:86 DuBnUl-Al, Hummtt Tunnel
2:22 1 Panfleld 8:40 j WeeJvilU 4 CO j Beneaette
4:28 j arrive at Driftwood at 6:13.
WIJTWABIWDit Malt leaves Driftwood
1226 p.m.: Benotette 1:10; Weedvlllt 1:23;
Pen field I '6 Pummit Tannd 1:27 DuBoli:49;
Beynoldsvllle 8:16 ; Fulier'sS iS ; Broohville 1:61;
Troy 4; 16 j Maysvillt 4:10 ; New Bethlehem 4:62 ;
flligo .In so (ion 6:24 f Bed Back 6 47 j arrives at
Pittsburg at M0 p. m. t
pm Th Reyaoldntlt Aocommodatlna Wvs
Reynoldsvill dally at 6:10 a. m. aad arrlre at
Red Book at 1:16 a. m. Leave Red Beak at
7:16 p. m-i arrivn at Key to Id t-1 lie at tt.39 p. m.
Clee otaaactloM Mad with traiai oa P. A I.
RailroaA at Driftwood, aatd with tralaa oa tha
Allegheny Vaitor RaUroad at Red Baas,
DAVID MvCARUO, Gaa'lfitnp'L
A. A. larisoa, Sap'l L. u. Dir.
bald baols. valley branch.
Ban. Mall. . MalU Kip.
r. a. a. a. r.u. A.m.
0-66 8.;ut leave Tyrone arrtv fl.te l.oo
7.16 8.66 BaldKagl flu 13. 0
0.01 ft.HA ' Julia 6-1 11-66
8.30 10.00 Mi lei burg . 4.47 11.14
8.4A 10.10 ' Uellefonl 4.i9 11.14
8.61 10.20 Ml lea burg ' . 4.16 11.00
0.18 10.44 Howard I-6H 10.36
10.00 11.18 anrlL. llavea leave 1.10 V.46
TYKONK STATION.
aaarwAHo.
Pacific Express,
Harrislurg Ace'u,
wiarwaan. a m
Pitl.bar, Kip'ti, 1:41
Paoiuo bxpreaa, t:'il
r
1:118
A
1:4.
Mall Train, 1:23;
Way Pojuongcr,
Mail Train,
Atlantic JCxpreae, 0:47
l'liiU'da ttipreai,
Fail Lin.,
PIllLIPHUtI HQ A MOB II A N NONR RAN CHB8
Oa and after Uoaday, APRIL 17th, 1870, A
commodatloB Trains will run over Iht Philips-
f'burg and Moshanaoa Branches, a ftdlowa t
LEAVE B0LT11.
LKAVB WORTH.
Htatlooa
HorriidnJa,
Pliilipabure;,
rluiner.,
1 Dunbar,
Oroeoln,
Ifoabannon,
Htvlinn,
llttuladai.,
UeOaul.y,
avanurickt,
1:34 .
1:40 . J 35
1:44 7:38
hit 7 44
1:58 10:05 7:53
714 11:31
7:00 II 14 4:M
13:11 4:81
11:04 4:28
11:44 4:14
' 11:41 4:00
11:88 3:51
. . . 11:27 1:47
' 11:14 1:44
11:30 1:40
1:13 10:18 8:00
J:l 10:34 8:11
1:11 H.28 8:18
1:38 HI SS 8:31
3:3J 10:44 1:38
Close oonoctioai made by all train at Tyron
and Look Haven. .
B. B. BLAIR,
mylT-tf, i t, Superintendent.
FAKE FK03T CLEAUFIELD, to
Ballcfonte, PBh.H OS MlddletowB $6 00
Lock Haven I 70 Marietta 6 60
Willtamsport. 8 00 Lancaster 186
Huntingdon 1 80 PHILADELPHIA 7 96
Lcwislown- 100 Altoona 1 06
Marysvilla 4 60 Johnstown... 180
UARltlSBUHU... 4 76 P1TTSBURU...... 8 16
$tw gvrrtlsttntnts.
7STBAY
Cam trespass) n a oa my nremliea on the Ttb
of June laat, a largo ram, piece off the right ear
and marked "J. 11." Tbe owner Is required to
coma forward, prov property, pay ohargo aod
take him away, or ne will M Unnoted 01 accord
ing to lew. .JUlin U.
Hurd, July 12, 1870-St.
F
lOtt SALK,
A hons and two lots at Houttdele. Tbe
bouse Is a good two-story, with base meat, plank
ed and weatherboarded, and In good condition.
Alio, a fbur-story house at Diggiasville, well cal
culated for a public house, 'iht building 1 In
good condition. These properties will be sold
cheap and oa easy terms. For further tnfonnu.
tion apply to . DAN1KL H.MKAL,
jyll ll Diggcniville, Clearfield Co., Pa.
riiOWKSHIK STATJSitJSNT.- . ,
Financial statement of the Hchool and Road
Fundi of Wallace ton borough, Clemrfleld eonnty,
Pa., for th year Ittfftt Pn-d'k Oampmaa, Diat
Treasurer, In account with Wallacetun borough :
school ruND. on.
To balano duplicate of 1H73
To 187fl,
To But aj:
To Heat ol House
By Orders esnrvricd..: .-,
By Kionratiuni ,
By Pive per cent, to prompt tax-payera...
By 6 per cent, to Collector on $lV.6l
lly Treasurer's per cent ago
By balance due borough
i .' v I I : i.. ! ,:i .
1 araarr n un, ta.
T two duplloali!Mi ,
en ''
By Order cancelled ,
7:t9 Al
....::o 78
Ainu 68
7 M
- A IS
30 4
M 86 04
By Collector,! per cenUge
Dy Treasurer' per ocntag
lly KxoaerattoiuM
By balance due borough H
. ; - 'm 78
We, tha nnderaigeed Auditor of Wallace ton
borough, hav examined the aocounti of Frcd'k
Oampman, iJiitrlct Treasurer, and find them aa
above stated, ' , . T M. Ho LT,
N. O. Ml'HROW,
' - " W.W.LYMAN,
Wallaoaton, June 28, 1870-3L Auditors.
SherilT's Sale.
By virtue of sondry writs of PiiH Fia la.
sued out of tba Court of Common Pleas of Clear
field county, and to ma directed, there will be
ei posed to publlo sale, at the Court House, in the
borough of Clearfield, oa Saturday, the Slid day
of July, LH70, at 2 o'olook p. m.j the fol
lowing aosortooa rwai enau, u wit t
All tbateertaia tractor body of bituminous
coal land situate, lying and being in the townabin
of Woodward, oounty of Clearfield, and tJtate of
Pennsylvania, bounded and described as fol
lows t Beginning at a maple, gone, aow atone
corner, eommon corner of original lurveva la tb
oaine of William Winer, Roland Bvoas, and
BamuI Km line ( aorth K6 west 121 perch to a
hemlock ( thence north 6.1 east 278 nerohet to a
post, tbanot south 86 degrees east 121 nercbet to
a post tbtnot nuth 68 went 104 perches te a
small rock oak ; thence couth 86 vast 8ti8 perches
lo a post j thcao oih 6S wait 1 14 perch te a
post ; thonc north 16 west 16 perobes te a atone i
tbnc south 6S west 10 perches to a post f thence
anuw a west ov peroaea to a pott ; Uisnoe eoatn
east 22 narchca to a post : thence south 63 west
204 pefrhes to a white plnej thesme north 88
weat 114 8-10 perches to a white oak; tbenoa
north 63 east 113 perobes to a post ; thence north
36 weet Alf) perches to a fallaa hemlock t thence
Ut stk aasterly direction of a small stream 46
perches to a hemlock; thence 29 west 72 perches
to a white oak atump : taene 68 west 9 torches
to a post; thoooe north 36 west 61 perches te a
poi't thenc sooth 63 weet 10.1 t-10 fterckes to
small hemlock tbenoa south 68 aaat 01a perch
te a fallen hsmlork ; thence south 63 wast 12 per
ches to a post thenc north 88 west serosa Clear
field creek 120t parchea to a post; thenc north
68 east 2H3 parches to place of beginning, eon -hieing
Bin hundred and niao acre mora or lea,
and being parte of thru several traata ef lad
surveyed on warrant s a ran ted la 17WS. rrantcd
by tba Commonwealth of Penaaylvania, one to
Bftiuuel r.mlioe,one to Holand hvani, and one to
William Wisur, which iarts of traot above de
cor iked bav by diver good conveyances and
assurances la law become vested In David Bon-
sal.
On this body of land then are several imnrora
men tat First, home farm, with about lilO acres
cleared. Urge bouse, barn, and other outbuilding
thrwn erected.
No. I. Tbe Alecandsr farm, with about silly
acres cleared, bouse, barn, and otheroutbuildlnga.
No. I. The D. I'hillipe farm, with el -out torly
wfva vivaren, tog noua, iog aianie, and orchard
thereon.
No. 4. To Thomas Diton farm, with about
twenty acre cleared, with imall lug bous aod
table thereon.
No. 6. Tbe John Fulford farm, with about forty
acre cleared.
No. A. Th John Lotto farm, with about forty.
Art acre cleared. Seised, takes ia execution
and to be told aa tbe property of David C. Henaal.
Tanaa o Sal.-?: p-h or anm at which
th property shall be etruok oH tausi be paid at
uie iiui ui iaiv, or suoo omer arrangements mado
aa will be upp.nred. otherwise the property will
b Immediately put up aad aold acaia at tha ex
pense and risk of the person to whom it was
struck off, and who, la ease of deficiency at each
re-sa I, shall make good th same, and la no
Instanoa will the Deed be presented in Court for
confirmation unless th money ia actually paid to
the Sherifl. W. R. McPHKKSoN,
HSBirr'e Orrtrn, 1 Sheriff.
Clearfield, I'a., June 14, 1870. 1
NEW
, ri.OLit. fj:i;i,
. ; AND
GROCERY
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER A CO.,
. tw No. 4J, pi.'. Optra llouae,
Cl.u-fleld, P..
Keep Mnitanll, on hand ' i , ; .
BUOAR, "
' jomi,'
i i.
TKAS,
I
80VA,
COAL OIL,
STRttP,
ALT, . r. i
HPICKII,
SOAP, , T
0 an wed .nd DrM FniHa, Tobaeo, CI, are, Co..
.1 ' ) - ,
1 ' dl. Cider Vinegar, Bullet, Bf(e, Aa.
ALIO, EXTRA OMR MAD",
Wheat and Buckwheat Flour,
, Com Meal, Chop, Food, 4o.,
AD ef whleh win V. aold eb.tc for train or I.
lohuf. for tmtrf produen.
A. . KHAHKr) a uu.
Cleart.ld, flat. II, Hit. tf
ftv 3idi'rrtltmfnt.
s
TEAM SAW MILL, KNG1NK
AND BOlLtRg FOB SALE.
TH ttnderilg.W uuer. iwr me o. rea.onauw
Uru,tbeiraUaoi new mill, louted al Wallace.
ton, Ulearfleia uo rn. .n enaine ana noiiera
are a. ,ood aa a.w. Tb. ale. of th. enjine ta
14i24, and la in food runnlni order. Tb., will
eleoeell ibeir ablnlla and lain aiill, .nd .11 tbe
ki.... in tb. Mill. U.rll.. .I.kln.
iblnj
iu turouaea eaa e.n " "
Cle.rl.ld, P.., June 80, 1871.
pAKMBIlS, LOOK HERE I
F. M.(AEI)0dIlU0.,
Would .all the nttentlol .f Pareurt In lb. fol
tbat tbe, ar. neeiving
ONI CAR LOAD OP
Hebron's Patent Lock Level Tread
. Thresh Machines,
ONI OAR LOAD Or
CHAMPION MOWERS and REAPERS
COMUlNKb.
And two klnda of GRAIN IRI1,L8-FARM-
ERS' FAVORITE 4 FARMERS' PRIKND.
All th. abor. MaoblnM .111 be Mid CHEAP for
CASH, r uchaaied for fool HORSES
' ud FAT CATTLE.
The, bar. ft!. . lot of now
TVYO IIORSB ROAD WAGONS,
Which fb.j will dtiiioe of In th. um. manner.
Our Thmbera, Reaper, ud Drill, .re of the
treat make. In tb. eounlrv,aud warranted
( flret-olu. m ever, partloulnr.
Call It eur rnet unrkdt 1. Pi,', Opera lioueo
anj exajutne tneao taaoninea.
F. M. CARDON A BliO.
ClearSeld, Pa., March 87,'78.
rpoWNSHIP 8TATK1IFNT.
JOHN W. TURNKR, Dlihlet Treuurer of
Qrahaui tuwnibip, for 1870, for bcaool Funila I
DR.
To bal. at lait aeltlemerrt I AJ 84
To nmount of rented duplieat. for 187on 818 01
To amount of State npproprintlun Itil 18
II.M3 S3
CR. ,
Br S4-hool order, r.deem.d H.$ Au0 4ft
lly Monerotlona en dmilleate of 1874.... 00 81
By amount nncollKtod for I87S 881 78
lly mm i7,... i.ii ii
By eollMUn, 891 0.01, at i per eeot 40 80
II, I per oeut. on M4.44 18 SO
li, balance due towmhipM 148 07
l,43 13
We. tbe underiirned Andltor of Qraham town.
ihin, barlo. eiuuninwl tb. abor. aoeuunt, nod
flnil it a. abor. atated. Witnewour hand, tnii
21'd day of June, A. D. 1878.
Arrxir : u. w . k i Lbrt, .
A. J. HL'DLKR, J. L. WAKD,
Clerk. W. W. IIOOVRR,
Auditora.
Orahatnton, July II, 187t-3t.
rpoWNSHIP STATEMENT.
F. E. RAFFERTY, dee'd, Diitrlct TrMrnrer,
per J. B. Rafferty, in Meount wltb Penn town-
ablp, lor eobool ud Itoad funai lor JBi t
ic.ool rt'KP. nn.
To balanoe et but Mltl.m.nt S 404 07
To .mount of a.ated duplieate 808 88
To am i of unreeled from Treaa. Win... 1,8 18
To amouut of Stat, approprialkrn 180 8V
lo amount of Nr. fielding. vv u
1,877 03
lly nut't of eobool urdara redMinwl S 918 SS
lly ain't uncollected 481 811
tl.877 03
...84(11 00
Balane. du. fund
no.n rvnn nn.
To amount of unaeated road tax rac.lr.4
fr.m TrMaurer Wire S.'tft8 18
cn.
lly amount paid Ab'm Hew 80 00
lly " " Job. UuiKley 87 78
lly " " Samuel lterrlck.. 70 43
lly " Ab m Myrter I 35
lly ' -for Bling bond 60
By ' " It. M. lloorer I 00
lly " " John Pontl... I 00
By Jama. Arthur! 1 ft 00
By m JameeDailey 10 00
By balane. on Td.ra I 71
lly " of Arthur.' order 88 011
lly J. B. Balferty..... . 10 10
By baluo. due towaahip 84 IV
tftlUI 18
Wo, tb. undcrrlenad Auditor, of Peon town.
abin, baring eumlned th. foreguiog rrfNyjunta,
And them aa abor. at forth. Witneaa our haodf
llili loth day of June, A. D. 1178.
inlir: H. M. IKIUVKK,
K. W. HEPBURN, REl'BRN WALL,
Clerk. AU M MVRTKH,
Auditor,.
Oraopian Hill.. Jaly 11, 1874.lt.
S'
ClIOOIs REPOHT.-
Annual District Report, OiceoU borough, year
eaoiag wtn, isfa:
Whole ITo. of Bchoot
No. yet required
Average No. of months taught
No. of male teachers employed
No. of female teacher em p loved
Average ealariee of male per month. 4 00 00
Average lalarlea of females per month...- 66 00
Mo. ef mills on dollar for school tturpoias.
Amount levied for school purposes f076 00
Barn its.
From State annrunrtation far vearendiaf
Jan, IH70 ..30 26
From Collector, taxes of all kinds H 6.t 47
Prom all other sources H 148 10
V77 II
KxraHniTrRia.
Pot Furnlabina Houses $119 Tl
Vor KcnU and Repairs 10 26
For Teachers' wages 600 00
For Fuel, Ac ... 00 M
For 8ocrtary' salary, 2 years, $2j H 60 00
,f ' , M o
BRSoiauaa,
Csch on hand
Da District from alt sources...
..... 90 21
..... Tftl 00
HT 21
LUIMTIR.
Amount dun unsettled bills 7S 72
Liabilities la exeeai of re so areas 20 61
lly order of the Board, A. J. SYl'HKR,
President.
R. J. WALKKR,
OsmoU Mills, July 12, '70-51, lccratary.
II
L'STON TOWNSIIIl1.
Financial Statement nf School .nd Poor
Fundi of Unitoa townabip, for 187ft i
acnooi. rvnn un
sealed dunllcte. of 1878 ud '17 ui
pr.riouaye.ra 1,036 03
R .reived from Oo. Trenfurer 887 00
. " , " Liquor Fine. 810 Of
' H Stale appropriation. ,.H 184 81
Treaa. allailMttlement 10ft 18
" ' 9thtr Kurera. H I I ft
Bund 800 00
I 1,78ft 74
Prei of Collector.
Treaeurer'a anlary..H
Ilebu and Inlercat
Blanka
8.ated luea exonerated...
Seated lexer uncollected...,
t 1,0(18 16
KXPKN.Ra.
Order, drawn during the year, tIi t
For Teaobera, ail eobola
For Hepairi
For Fuel and ooutlngaoeiee
For Building
Fur Imuran..
.1 1,741 14
181 86
841 80
. Ill 14
1.13 00
$ 8,743 81
Luaiuriu.
I 111 81
Bue Treasurer
Uonda .,
m 10,000 00
- 6,178 to
1,M8 (HI
LalonaVid exoa'a 8,088 16
Ordera
Intereet
Hurplua, lea, eomm
138,170 88
E.tlinaled .oat ef one new orhool knutm
and lunnortln. 7 aehooli. I87l-'7t-l l.to N
Tax leriod for 1878, 1 milll.
Rw-d during the year to April I, 1871 1
Una mI 110 N
Paid onl M .rderl glee, for pauper
purpom J 101 00
M.morudum of order, drawn t
For McPhereon, pupw -4 till
For II. W. Kilmer, peopwr..-.- 14111
For Tramp fl 76
For leu. Tnm.y, pnuper. II 17
For Chart. Lara.., pnupw 184 99
Blroou.t., m l, oo
Orareeer.' wagM ,.H II Of
t 4.14 16
. n.eoii.f.a.
Heated Uim nwallMtod 4 III 81
II. N. Brown, Collector ...... ,7 fi
Unrealrd 1,114 00
I l.MI 41
LuniLitiia.
Oalalandlngnrdere 811 81
Harplaa, leee Mmu'r ud .lo........... ,0M It
a i.iit .1
Two pauper, aww on tbe township aemed f uroey .
N. Poor but Urled.
L. UlRIi, J, B. rlKWITT.
Clerk. J. 0. TYLER,
A. II. ROHENKRANS,
July II, I878.il. Aldltort.
II 18
79 00
3, 1 SI 70
I 00
II tl
M 00
$fiv and &tttiwuf Qfotfiltttnttit:
A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST.
Wa xmdn
Jtotir tha
txiutOak Hall, In
annatanne of annvermtlon atxii
I'blladcfmiyWuuuiiAkar A Hruwn' " Urtfeal
Clothtri4isa In Amcrtoa." A Tlsilur aud
aUcndaiiWru thospeakent j
YUtiur. " What tvirner ta the Budding nn f
AUewianL rkjuiii-IidiM ooni.-r uf tik and
Market 1'1-Nue note tbo HIXTH, fur vi
eiranjrcr tBeklnf Oak llaii, have bouu BJi-Wd
by doalKQing pc reona."
m V. " It la ptirfuoUy colossal t Do you know
Us dimensions f'
A. "tuuo equara faet-M on U orient, and
1W odd on eiilli. six suirles lilKh, hue ..j
threa aivcaoAfloortw. and Miveriiia(ai( u
oocupiod bvmuLau twenty dltluruut bu.
Ii oaa tlaoea."
V, 11 Do yonliae atcan-powerr
A. A giant young tntfin iXimlshea pwr
ftirthe tVwitfht aud poMKiiLrerclrvatnni.urifl Hit
bollera auam for hcaUug, aud tba otiier opera'
Uons of the houac."
V. What ordor do yon tako with gnodaf
A. Tbey are grtt onucodand arranged In
the basement, on lonp Mv ouuritera, and tiiki 11
thenca on tha ttkbrtiilevaiui u thu luuoc
tor1! room on thAiun. floor." "
X. " Is UMiwcUuinuo Brtt onnraUonr ,
. " No, air, measuring. Tho Roodiare fnt
noasurc4 la U piece, then itisjifcU'd. 'i ho
cloth passes ovor roliera In the lave of a stn-rj'
Utibt, and two men ait, one bofure and ciio
behind th good, watching with tho eye ol a
Lawk for tb least pln-holo iropurfoaiun, nil
narking every flaw, ao that tho cutter niu y j co
and avoid U wiwa ha oouc to out Ui ga-.
menu."
I. " Ton in net employ an airry of cnttoanf
. "Com to our firth floe and scol Wa
koop 70 hauda all tho U1p ending u p the clnUi
Into gannenta, bealdiy8 ma. hliioaU.atdo
ft doKn num'a work eai iWi a atrokc."
V. " 1K yoa manfat!tfa aU your own
goods T"
A. MWa do, and moat rtrtfullr. Onr
am lows Inspect every stl lei. and team, and
certify to every garment aa extra-well mude
uuiurv we pus vur iiuiiam on u, man ottwunta
" YuUF Mvai3m tBiuri aave vm a mrt
deair
A, Inavry direction, dr. It Is th system
and economy we practice all (jM' wof Uirouth,
that enable us to put aaa. ptMt-fown to tha
poople aa we do."
V. ''Alter iiupecting tht work, what beoome
Of llr'
A. "Befnre It goet Into liock h Is tietHsd.
Errry single gartnunt has lie numbor and
other point noted ou It. ao that Its entire his
tory con be traced without fall, upon our
booka."
V. " Yon mast have SO or 40 ssieamen T"
. A. "Why sir, on busy daya you mavaee 100
In tba various rooms and suite oty niouia,
lelllng to the thronira of custom tr."
V. -Do you do an order budk bT mall
and express r
A. ' Very great, All over thaouuntry. Our
1716
STORE.
LOW PRICES HAVE NOT KILLED
T. A. Fleck & Co.,
MARKET ST., CLEARFIELD, PA.
Tbey still live, ud And themulve well and hearty
wnn otaeri are eompiatning aocause buyers or ihhiss Aru iJKi uuuusar not la eonut
tloa to pay tb large pro tits of the past, while they, like far-teelog badncM men, law tba
situaUoa and offered and sold Dry Uood at 1
Prices to Suit the Times.
By ao doing tkey kar. built nn . proiparooj end inflr.aelng trad.. Wltb . .rn.ll etor. u4 j,b
alpeneea, prir. tb.t would M l.aa than ooat to .tk.r. afford tbem n profiL Tbelr motto for
1876 waa mad. in olden tinM, .nd in tb. word, of Frnuklin l ' A nimbi, alxpene. I. h.u
tb.n alow abilling." At . rwent meeting of tbe firm It wa. unanimoualy retired to
do buiineaa aa bertofnr.,ON A CAHII HAHIH, ud ekange tb. motl. for 1870
ai folluw, : "A lilmbl. Tlirc.ri.uc. U better tlirui alow Uliptnce."
Tbi. beau Franklin Juit 60 per oenL ''
THE GREAT ONE PRICE
DliESS AtfD DRY GOODS STORE,
Market St., Clearfield, Pa. . ; , " ...
SEW OPENING OF KEW DRESS GOODS.
All the latest styles from 10 cents per yard np.
TIIE BEST BLACK ALPACAS IN TOWN.
( Colored Dross Goods in groat variety.
Black Silks, one tlollnr and upwardi. Drosi Linong, beat shadei and makes.
Table Linono, Turkey Rod, bleached and nnbloacbed.
Sheetings and Pillow case Cottons, bleached and nnbloacbed. 1
Calicoes, ") Cotlonadcs for mon'g and boy'g wear, ( Ticki
Muslins and v J i
Ginghams. ) All kinds of Summer Catsimoros, Tery cheap. ('
' Nioe Summer Shawls and Skirts.
Kail fresh lines of all descriptions of Whito Goods, plain and plaid
Muslins, Piquos, A new
Bolt finiahod Cambrics, ebolce
Nainsook,
Swiss Victoria Lawns, HAMBURG
New Corsets, Ladies' Ties, Handkerchiefs, Collars and CulTs, Kid Gloves,
Black and colored Veils and Veiling, Neck Kuchiag, Ladies' Back Combs,
Parasols and Pans, Ladies' and Children's Hose, Ladios' and Cbil- .
drcn'a Glovos, Ladies' and Children's Undorwear.-
MILLINERY GOODS, ! to sail everybody.
Trimmed Hats, and Bonnots, vory cheap. New Silks, Flowers and.'Hibbons.
' Untrimmed Hats and Bonnets. ' ' .
Having stioceeded In gotllng first class Milliner, persons favoring us with a
call will find goods in tbii department vory much lower than heretofore.
Gents' FuriilNklag Moods.
Percale Shirts, While Shirts. Underwear, Linen Collars and Cuffs, Paper
Collars and CulTs, Susnendors, Linen llandkorohiefs, Hosiery, Glovos
n(m new lies oi evory description. ,
All the uhove goods will bo offored at tbe lowest possible prices.
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
Cloarflold, Pa., April 26, 1876.
1870. W11ERE K0W? 1876.
To MIOIIIOAN, aaa af.lhe fbramost, lour! ik
ing ana oeauay autes i
WHAT FOR?
To buy a FARM out of tha
One Million Aer?
of Una fhrmltifr lands far sal by th U II AND
HA 1' J1S INDIANA B. iU
Strong Bolls. Heady Market. Sure Crop. Qood
Schools. H. K. runs through eeatr of grant.
Settlement! all along. Ail kinds of Products
raised. Plenty of water, timber and building
materials Pries from 4 to $10 per acre one
fourth dowa, balanoe oa lima.
47" Send for Illustrated pamphlet, full of fact
and figurei, and be ooavinced. Ad J res
W. A.1IOWAKD, Comm'r.
Uraed Hapkda, Mich.
P. n. L. PIKRCK, Bee'y hand Dep t.
AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA,
(APl'LKTON'8)
NEW REVISED EDITION,
Complete in 16 Volumes.
llntlrely re-writlan. Rrerytklng brougbt gown
t. tbe preeral tint.. Illuitrted tbro.gboat with
Over 3,000 Illustrations
AND MAPS of er.ry wuntry .. lb. lobe- Bold
only by eubeertptio.. It ia .bllgniory t.
take nil tb. T.lum.l at ..oa . roluma may b.
drllrered one. . m.ntb, or one. I. two montba.
Ta. want. . day, tb. priMof . siger, will pa for
. ut of crOLOPBDIA 014 A BI-MONTHLY
BIIBBCRIPTION I. lee, tba. three jmn. Tbe.
tbere will be aemeeblag vebetentiai mrel ..d .
atoraboua. of baowledge, IndMd . unlr.rt.1
libwy I. ItMlf mend, nrltk ami IIUI. effort r
aaerifioa.
PR1CI AND STYLE OF BINDlMUi
Par Ultra Clolk, per vol I I 00
lor Library Lauber, per rel 8 00
Por balf Turkey Jdoruoeo, per vol to.
Pw batf R.aal. iietr Ullt, pw Tot , t H
Pur Pull Morem A.U.m, p.r rol 10 00
lor Pali Bela, per r.l 40 00
Por f.rlbm l.fomi.tli aldre.,
1. H. WILLIAMSON,
P.bliak.r'l age, 1, llitb Ureal,
l.oe je, 1,(71.1. Pltllborgb, P..
aertVt svstern atfrl ralaa ot mtnummnmmni
Biake Itikoaalbfc to please people 2.UUU milS
JITAIn XtuU' U wu
I siipTioee yon hartal least half a doaea
different d
A. "Ifyoearstrl wa have mora than
carli rharattd with lU own busliiiaa. and o
t buroughly onranlaed, a aaoaaaart wheal wUIs-
In Hi great wheel."
V. " will you name a dnaan or so of then f
A. "With pteaaure. Tha Custom Depart
mcnt, fbrthoat who prefer nuKim-maoe to
n-udy-nuwhv The Furnishing loflartinnt,
ttltL It frnaa Stock of till underwear!
llio Shirt Ptilory, with It busy inachloe;
niaklnaourown flrat-elamahlrfaL Tha Trim. '
ding lTeiaJtment, ltaelf aablg as many arvcu
lar store. The Uarment Btock Room, 'fua
Itccelvtna Itoom. The Order lMiutmiiiit
named ivforo, Theftpeclal UnifornitPcptrt.
nient. The Delivery DeparUnaai, With (a
leiiaera. The-
V. Huld, hold t air, enough I
A. "I'm not half tlimouhr Tha Admtialnc
thiiaartment. with Its bllLond sivn i)tBUHi.ntw
fditlngand publlahluavlbiislnumaiid popular
ViuniaJ. oirculsakis Jrvs.M.UJUoiipiesmonthlr
(u'll all your fri?cli4oend fbrltJTTha Men
)Vhortiiioi.t, wltlnta many rooms. Tha boys'
iK'narttnenL Tb Youths' Dfpaitment. Tha
Itilldrau Department, with lie special
entrance for ladle. The Telegraph Depart
nuiut. Tha Chief Clerk's Department, witn. (
Jteibaiok keepers and awlstanta. Ucneraj Man
airer'a Darunciiti Financial's Offioe. and
other OlUeu of tba flnrall busy a bem
Uiiukii.ir. planning, eieuung, buying, mak
li'K. it'siatoriug, reeekriaft.aenfllng out, aclllog,
and In a U.oiuwod'jMys joining their foroaa y
to curry on a hualrioivni 1th tho tnjoiilo amouut
li to botweaa t,wjM aud IMuU, ao-
V. M-B-fi-e-a-d-o-a-fr ;!
A. Iuilsjt-4 It b i fonrot to nam tha
Canbiera lrnmem. which haleslu06M
Ol rttUlt aalea on ooma altiglo daval" ,
V. '25,ujoi Immense I Thot'what eeabla
tbe bouse to buy t hoap and aelcJieap V
A."KaacUy Yob have lafU hit it Tha
pe.tlo throng hero, btri.Jthat wa depend
on luw prices and fmiuireya).''
V',Mal.V tha ,oCaatJ, IIuub
much about r'
A. "Our system of traslneai dealing 1. One
prio, no deviation ; 2. CiaQ for everything ; t.
A guarantee protecting the purebaecr; Trh
pon(y returiMjd U Uut buyer can t othcrwi
ho suited."
V. " Nothing could he IWrer"
A. HNothing. AiidthpeopleealtN
V. "Weil.i thouk you, air, for your polite
attention."
A. ' Not at all. It's a pleasure to aafre yon.
Call again; aud be sure of thp piwei Wana
maker A Brown's Oak DsilsJJ'.ub-iVast oor
ncr Blxth and Market."
V. "Thank youl 1 ahall be happy to do so.
Good nsvoruiug." , . ,
2. 18T6
et tba olos of a suoceaiful years' buiinen
nd
Crash,
line of ''
styles
of
EDGINGS.
Tacked Muslins, plain &
smpea,
Long Cloth,' -I
, ' Plain Cambric '
"I OB PRINTINO OP EVRBT DR8CBIP
v tionnentty .iMnt. .t tbi, olBo..
1876. MAY.
1876.
,r.
NEW GOODS, cheaper than ever.
ROOM NO- 2
Filled and Overflowing.
The qtiito recent decline in Urv
Goods, tells in the way goods are
going on. will not enumerate,
but everything in the way of
Millinery and Fancy Goods
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS, ' ;
; TRIMMINGS,
CAKPETS, ' ' ''
oiLcrxyriis, L
WALL PAPER,
In great abundance, at the lowest
possible prices. (
WILLIAM REED,
ROOM NO, 2t
e ppera llouae.
Cle.rl,ld, tM. I, IITS. ' ' 1 ' '
..1 T 11
"fry srtf,-t5rferlrsTtftr
JkJEW OPENING,
SHOWERS'
,33 .i j maviA.iaoQu
,11 ,4f I f 1.1 I
BOOT. &..SU0E.,..,..-,...
din, i i iirl mi net !";! til
AND
! V".-HAT-& CAP
,; 'i.i; ihj.'I r,,! 'o ji. ,, nio
'"'!'''';lNTO,RE.ul,"'
O'ii'j Hill O'H.! tj ii Is 'ill
ROOM No. 1, PIE'S OPERA HOUSE,
MAKKKI STREET.
' -'. . . . j i; . ' . si . . .-' 1,
A full .nd complete araortmant of new goodi
and .ew atylea, down I. -, , , ; : '
"1 1
'IIAltD I'AN" rRICES.
:! J,. i; J : '..11 i , ''I .j
Citlaen, are Inrltad lo .all and .lamln. my
Itock and jodge for tbemlelreiaj to quality ud
prloei of good,. .', i i ( . ( , .' '
JOSKPU 8. SHOWERS.
Clurft.ld, April 14, 1874.
JJARD TIMES ' '
. - -. ! .' ' t:. ......
HAVE NO EPPECT
'" '. .' . '. -...,r';t:
IN FRENCHVILLEI
I am aware that there are some persons a little
hard te please, and I am also aware that th
complaint of "hard time" is well nigh universal.
But I am so situated now tbat I can satisfy tha
foru er and prove ooneluslvely tbat "hard times'
will aot effect those who buy their goods from me,
aad all my patrons ahall be initiated Into tb se
cret of .
HOW TO AVOID HARD TIMES
I hare roods enoucb to sunblr all tb Inhabl-
tanta In the lower nd of tbe county which I sell
ateioeeding low raUa from my mammoth store an
MULBONill'RU, where X can always be found
ready to wait upon callers and supply them with
Dry Goods of all kinds, r
Such a Cloths, Batinetts, Caailmerei, Muslim,
Ueiatnes, ioinea, lmiiinge, uaiioocs,
Trimmings, Kibbons, Lace,
Ready-mad Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats ud
Caps all of th best material and made to order
11 use, Socks, Uloves, Mittens, Laces, HibbonA.
GROCERIES OP ALL KINDS.
Coffee, Tea, Sagar, Rice, Molasses, Fish, Sail
fork, Linaeed Oil, fish Oil, Carbon Oil.
Hardware, Queenewara, Tinware, Castings, Plows
and Plow Callings, Nails, Spikes, Corn Cultiva
tors, Cider Presses, and al) kind of Axes.
Perfumery, Paints, Varnish, Qlase, and a general
assortment 01 stationery,
i - J-i 6 i . -
aoon flour,
Of different breads, always on hand, and will W
void at us lowest possible figures.
J. H. MeOlaU'i Medicines, Jayna's Mtdtolnsa
uosutter aaa lioonand s utturs.
loot pounds ef Wool wanted for which the
highest arioe will be paid. Clorerseed on head
aaa tor a ate u in lowest market price.
Alio, Agent for Strattoavill aad Carwcmvlll
lareaoing Macbtnas.
tfjVCall and aa for yoursslras. Too will Ind
everything usually kept la a retail store.
L. M. COUDRIXT.
Preach -SI I P. 0-, August IS, 1874.
JEMOTALt A ' M i w
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would1 NspectfuIlT aotlfr the public Maerall
that b has removed hi Gr every Btore from
6haw'a Row, to tb building formerly cccuptd
by J. Mile K ratter, oa Second street, Beit door
to BigUr'c hardwar store, where h Intends
kseping a full Jin of
GKOCEItlE H.
HAMS, DRIED BEEP and LARD.
SUGARS ud 81 Rl'PS, of all gr.Jee.
TEAS, Onea .nd Blank.
COFFEE, Routed Green,
'i' UV'PH
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS.
r--i.' mi its,
'All klnda la Hie tutrix
tin Jn In ..llaVt.t.V' T C"t Cf
i T ,'t ' i "i
.S, in jar and barrel.
PICCLEI
SPICKS, In every form and variety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
A IX KINDS OVrRAC'kKHK.
SOAPS,
MATCHES, ' '
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil and Lamp ' Chimnoys.
And ft gnod ftaaortmant of tho.. tblngi uruatly
kept la a grocery rt.rt, whieh h. will .xebange
for mMk.tlng .t th. m.rkat prleM,
Will ,.11 for Mtxh u ehvaply aj any other one.
PleaM .all .nd' le. hli (took ud iudie for
youraelf.
JlllIN HcUAUUIIKY.
Clearflrld, J.n. I, 1871.
G
ROPEniES.
' I' . '. i
JAS. H. LYTLE,
(Sucewaw t. LTTLE A MITCHELL)
WHOLESALE AND RKTAIL
DEALER h
I'HOICH MNR 4IP TRAM.
OOLONGS,
JAPANS,
IMPERIAL,
votiNo nrsoN,
ENOLIrlll BRKAKPAST
i j Puree a Market, I ji
il' ''uttis Ami tMaJI '.n
Will be kept ud Mid al I ret aoat. Caik tald
for Country Produce.
: r, i - ;:j .1 i:v
OERMAN CHERRIES,
, TURKEY rauH, ..,,,.,,
PRESERVED PEARS, "
PHILADELPHIA HA KB.
rwH, -
MHkerel, Uk Henlag, Cod, Aa.
. ; '. t .. riCHM. ! L 4,6 H
Barrel Pkklea Mid Pa,H.h Plcklet.
FLOUR' AID WtOUt.
Pkwr, Cra M.al, Oat Meal, Ai.
cM'" . . . .JS.H.UILK.
I. "I .fjfi.ill li: )l ',;-i i
WILLIAM M. HENUT, Justioe
or ... Pajtc. ... Bc.irnn.a, LUMBER
OITY. OollMtlon, mad. .nd money prompt'!
paid or.r. Artlele. of rrMmant .nd dMd. of
oonnyane. .Mtly im.u4 aiid warranted eer.
rawt or n. ehwfe. . . , . IIJy'71
JOHN H FULFORD,
IISNKRAl ISaVKASCS AdtKT, 1
t'lcnt-llcld, e.na'n,
'"rtei.rtieoti alt tba leading Ptr. lntur.no.
Cunipaniea uf the eouutry .
Queen 41(1, 000, 00
Koy.l Canadian ,. , 1,000,111)1
Horn., N.w York S.T.JII
Lyoouing, Manoy, l'a........u.., 6,13,4',l
rrauUin, I'L.Ud'e ... I,.10(),:,
i'koiuil, ilartfurd .....,...... I.SH.JHJ
llenorer, New York l.tU.tSi
Hume, Col., 0 MS,S0
Atl.., IIarUora..,....,.......a.....J M,l
1'roridenoe, Wa.hlnKlun. - SIO.U.O
Paraona nbont MMng an larar.no. on prep,
erfy vt nn, kind, ehoold oall my olit, oa
Markat .trMt,0.poakt. th. Court ilouae, ud .M
uiy Uat oi euinpania. .nd rau, before Inaurlng.
JOUM U.PUUPORD,
Cle.rold, P., Oot, IT, '76-1
JJANIEL GOODLANDER, .
. ..- ' LUTUKHSBUBO, PA., . '. ,.'
'', Dular la .' '',''.'",
DRY OPODSk NOTIONS,
. , ... HOSIERY & GLOVES,
HATS 4 CAPS aod BOOTS A BII0RS. '
Tobacco, Urocwie and Fish, Nails, Hardware.
Queens ware and tJlaaiwere, Mea'a and
Hoys' Clothing, Drugs, Paints,
Oils, Bchool Books,
, , . a larga lot ef Patent Mcdiola. . .
Can'lltfi, Kuli A Dried Fruits, Cheese and Crack
. or, Hock aad His Powder, -Flour,
Gmio and Potatoau
M , f Timothy Seed, - . t
Sola Leathery Moroeeoa Lining, Bladings aad
inreau, rnoemaaers iwois and
Shoe Findings.
No arcatea variety of toods In an? stor In th
oounty. Alt for sal very low for cash or country
produce at tb Cheap Conter. May 1, 1876.
J. P. WBATIBm,
.,w.w. a am
WKAVEIt A BETTK
"; CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Ar. oT.ring, a( th. oM Itaad of 8. L. Reed A Oo.
f, 4 th.tr itook ft gd, mnrlrting of
DRY - GOODS, GROCERIES,
,'8V i EOOT A SHOES, ; J , t
HATS A CAPB, ' ' ' HARDWARE.
.11 4 ... ,
.-QUSSNBWARi,
FLOUB, FEED, SALT, so., &o.,
, i i. O .i . . . .. , ,
At tba moat reajonabl. ratal for CASH or I.
xohaflge for ' ' 1
Square Timber, Boards, Shingles,
OR 00UNTKY PRODUCE.
JAdruoe, mad. lo tnoH angng la
ting ont aquar. tlmbar on th. moat .drutageooj
terna. , , pdtllufl
Mttardtd the niftiest jrttdat al
E.&H.T. ANTHONY & COt,
' v 891 II read way, New York
v - w ...
(0pp. Metropolitan Hotel),
M Alt TJFACTV SIRS, IMPOBTBU AJID DBALBRS IM
r! CMOMOS & FRAMES, 1
STEREOSCOPES & VIEWS,
Albums, Orapboacoaes, Photographs, aad kindred
goods Cclcbriti!, Actresses, Ac,
PIIOTOGRAPinT MATERIALS,
Wo are headquarter for Try thing ia tha way of
Stcroopticoaa And 2Caio L&ntorns,
' f Being manofaetanrs of tb
HICRO PC1ENTIPIC LANTERN,
Dir,nM-rAriiii,riJUl, j t
DJJIVKHHITY BTKROPTICON, '
ADVBHTIHEK'iS STKHOPTIC0N,
AHTOPTIC0N. .
SCHOOL LANTKRN, KAMILY LANTERX.
PEOPLE S LANTERN.
1 Rich style being the best of Its olass In tbe
market, '
Catalogues of Lanterns and Slides, with direc
tioirs fur nsiag, sent on applicatiao.
Any enterprising man caa make moaey with a
Magic Lantern. - ,
p-r uitors to tb Centennial Exposition wilt
do wisely to defer pure basins aoods in oar Una
until tbey come to our store ia New York, where
they will And greater variety and more moderate
price, aad eaa aeleot tbem at their leisure. But
w hav a concession to cell aome style of pur
goods la tbe building of tbe Department of Publie
Comfort, and those not coming to New York ar
Invited to call on .our representation there.
Mr A full stock of tews of tho Exposition
and their content.
r Cut out this advertisement for reference.'
une i, .oo-iy,
CALIFORNIA.
tb fwrriao Ann aaBAT-wBiTawa aau.wsr
Embraces under one management the Mrcai
Trank Railway Lines of the W KbT and NORTH
WEST, aod, with It numerous branches and
connections, forms the shortest and quickest rout
between Chicago and all points la Ii.lirois, Wis
noiaia, Noithsbb Mich io a-, Misnksuta, Iotta,
.issasRiA, -j a li roan i a ana ta w acrtaa
TaRBiroaia. lu
Omaha and California Line
Is th shortest and beat rout for all point la
nvlTnlSI ILLIBOll, iOWA, I'A ROTA, Ti RS BASRA,
Wroam, Color a no, Utah, Nrtapa, Oaliimr
iA Oaaooa, Cbisa, Jatar and Australia. It
Chicago, Madison A St. faul
Line
I, ihnahoriwt line for Nonraanji Wiarsnra and
Mi.n.aoTA, ..4 for MAniaoit, Sr. Paul, Mm.
mtroin, Di'Lnra a4 ail poinU lain. Groat
Northweat. It.
Winona and Si. Peter Line
Is lb only rout! for Wirora, RoonBsraa, 0wa
TQNna, Maikato, Sr. Prtrr, Nkw Klm( and all
nnintm in Hnailk.. m.A n...t tl T.
Green Bay and Morqaettc Line
Is the ly line for Jarwitiilb, Watrrtowr,
r'tnv irp uV, "UlimiHII, il rriiWTOW, UHWRR DAT,
Esl'ARASI, NRdAI'RBH, MARQt'RTTR, HoiOBTOR,
Hancocr aad tbe Larb Bvraaioa CorRrar. Its
Frceportand Dubuque Line
I the only route for Eton, Rociroab, Frbb
reer, and all points via. Freeport. Ita
Chicago and Milwaukee Line
Is ths eld Lake Bhof RonI, aad II th oalr oa
passing through Ktarstor, I.arr Pdrbst. Qioa
i.and Parr, Walrroab, Racirb, Kb rush a ta
MlLWAI IRB.
Pullman Talacc Cars
are run on all through trainl of thl, road.
Thla la Ike ONLY LINE running thoeo ran be.
twnea Cbieago aad St. Pan I, (,'hlc.go ..4 Mllwnn
kee, or Cbieago and Winona.
At Omaha ear 8lemr, noannet with th. Mr.
land Slerpere on th. Vnion Paoifl. H.ilroMl for
all poiuta Weet of the Mlaeouri Rlirr.
On tk. .rrirrd .f th. tni.a from th. BaM
Ronth, tha (rami of th. Chieago A North-WeaUra
naiiw.. Lent, tin lUAt.ll a. mllewa r
fort'Miacll lllufle.llmal.aaadl.lMnr.U.
Two Through Train, dally, with Pallauu Palm,
Drawing Room ud Sleeping Cn thronek to '
CoonellBlaga.
for Bu Paul .nd Mltincnolla. Two
Through Trnln, dally, with Pullman Palue Cra
.tlaohedoa both traina.
For tiret, Bay ..d I.ak. ftaporior, Tw
Train, dally, with Pallmaa Palaoa Car. .itaoked.
and ranking through to M.rqo.tu.
ror n...w.u.e., rour larough xeawedaily.
Pnllma. Car. o. aigkt tralaa, Parlor Ch.1, Car.
on day traina.
For ftparta anal Winona ud Mi.n ha
Ml.nmu. On. Tbrongk Traia eni.lj, with
P.llma. Hleepri t. Winoofc
For Dukwiu., trkt Preepwt, tw. Throngh
Traina daily, with Pullman Care e. .igbt trai.a.
F.r lukwqu. aaA Mm Cmanr., ri. Cli.l...
Tw. Thro.gk Train, daily, with Pnllma. Cra
o. night train U Moteregnr, lown.
Fur Htoua I lly .ad Y.nkton, Tw. Train,
dally. PallmuCrat. Mhrwnri Vall.y JMin.,
ror l,.ae T7CI..T., rear rrulaa daily.
For ItMkfbrA, Ht.rl!g, km.tmha.4aBw. '
till., and other powla, yo oaa hav. from tw.
to tw traina dally.
New York die, No. 411 Broadway i Bneto.
Onlee, He, I Mat. HtrMi Omak. OHi, III
Parnbam Stra.t, Kan Pr.nelM.Omoe, III Mo.t.
jomery (r.et ; Chisago Ti.b.t OBae. t II Clark
Hlraet, amfer Ibwmu Houae i rera.r (kml ..4
Medina ltre. Kloal. gtreet Deaot, oerr W.r
Klnale.n4 CnalHtreeta. WellaBtreet Denol.
fArnwr W.1U .n4 Kloal. Straeta.
Por r.tM or l.formatln. not eiUiuAbn) froo.
W hwm. fenu, afply I.
V. H. Hranaarr, M.BTi. Uro.irr,
Oen. Pan. Ag'l, Chloago. . Hen. Sop
Jan. Id, 11711, Chlnfn