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ftKLIUIOtm NOTICKH.
Method let Episcopal Cburch-HT, B. P.
Btuvbss, l astnr. Publie Ssrvtoe evsry Babbatk
01 1U a- m., uia T r. M.
Bahbatb School et A. H.
Prayer . stiog every Thursday, at Tl P. M
Conn union Borvloe, first Sabbath of ovary
month, a in A. M.
Weil Clearfield M. R. Clmrrh K.fi
Wm. II, Ditt. nnd J. P. ANnsnsra. Pesters.
Preaching every alternate Sunday, at ft o'clock.
P. M . puoiiBjr Bobuol si U, P. M All sre Is
vltrd to sltand.
Fresh) terlau C'hurrh Kev. M. S. Deri, a a.
Hiibhiitn ser vines morning tod evening Sab
bath School at I P. M. Prayer Meeting W ednee-
aay rout a if.
Ml f ranele Churrh Cktholir Hv. P
J.bsBaiPAii. Prseehinget lu o'oloek, A. M.,ob
too Irst, third end lourtb Nundaysoreaob montk
Vesfereniid Benediction oCthe Hlrssed Beerement
at 7 o clock, P. M. rundny school ft try Huilij
nnerneon et o mini.
OKKKIAI. DIHt.CTOHY.
rB OP lOtOm OPARTSU ItMlOMf OOORT.
R ond Monday of January,
TYrd Monday of Merck.
Flirt Monday of Juno.
Fourth Monday of September.
T1MI or BOL01UB COM HOI PLEAS.
first Monday of Jan.
Second Monday of November.
PVBUO OP PIC Hi.
Pmidnt -Wye Boa. Charles A. Meyer,
Look Haven.
Anuiant Lm JudgtUon. John H. Or vie, of
lisiieionto.
Aitwiati Judy William 0. PoUj, Clearfield)
jobn J. need, vurwonsvtlle.
Prolkonoiary Kli Bloom.
Ktfi'ttr una Ateerder L. J. Morgan.
Ihttriei Attony Prank Fielding.
JVmiarir David MeUanghey.
.?. William K. MoPberson.
OtHtHly Surveyor Ham Ml F. MeOloskey, Cur.
weosville.
Ooumtw Omi si feefoeers Clark Brown, Clear
field Thomas A. Mctles, Chr.t P. 0.J Hairis
Hoover, t learn eld.
County Auditors Christ. J. Ksaggy, Glen
llopo Samuel A.Caldwell, Williamsgrove; Joba
U. uonner, nurnuae.
Count Voromtr J. B. Naf. Now Wasbtostoa.
Jmf Commiwontrt John W. Sbugart, JamM
Biiiencii, viaarnra.
Sp9rinftuUmt of Puili School -John A,
GrBory, Carwraavkllo.
tiotarit Public John W. Wrlgljr, Wn. R
aaoaugn, ujtui u. uoraon, Clearneldt Jot. H,
Irwin. N. B. Arnold, CarwanaTlll J. J. Llnglt,
uaoooia Milia.
Oir Spttial eo In ma it decidedly latoraatlnf In
local point of law, and profitable reading bo
oatatdera wno want w mi money.
FRIDAY, OCTOBER flTH, IB THl LAST
DAY TO PAY TAXES, IF YOU WANT TO
VOTE FOR PRESIDENT THIS YEAR.
Oysters and publio schools will be
opened inte tnontb.
A fig tree bearing 111 tls is the
cronartf of lira. M. 0. John ion. of Munev. P.
AUoona is 1 , 1 ti 4 Icot above the level
of tbt leaf Qallitiin 1,10(1, and Jobaatown 1,177,
An adjourned argument Court wan
held in this place on Friday lait Judge Mayer
presided.
llev. H. F. Stevens delivered the
aermen at the aft t moon Mrfloee In tbt Weat Clear
field Park laat Sunday.
"C. 0. C." stands for Champion
Cent en olal Cuoutnber, wbiob le tn a garden at
Bwinton, VL It li fir feet two Inobn long and
till growing.
The special train run from Hunting
don to (ha Newton Hamilton Cam p. meeting lat
Sunday a week eonalated or eighteen can, nil well
filled with patieogen.
The Mahoning Argus, published by
John K. Coxion, K.q , atPunsintawnry, Pa., baa
bean anipendrd la ooneequeaeo of the oontloued
III health of Mr. Coxaon.
At the coming Re&sion of the Septem
ber Court, application will be made for charter!
of Incorporation for a Preebyterlan Cbveb at
Dolloli, and a Uetbodiit Church at Oberry Treo.
Sheriff McPburson is aguin on hand
with hii periodical real eatato bulletin. What
dea (be poor lax payer tblnk of tbeae good nnd
glorioui tltnea brought npoa them by Rndloal
rule or ruin policy t Hive aa a ebange.
, i
The Brookville Jtrpvbtiean says sov-
eral Ireigbt train pamd over the Low Qrade
K i I road on Sunday n week. They muat be do-
: lag a bri.k bulnraa on that ruad if they re tbui
i compelled to violate the Sabbath.
Mr, John Dougherty, formerly pro-
. prietor ot tbo Menaioa Uouto in ihia place, but
lately of tbo City Hotel at Tyrone, baa laaeed the
I SL Cloud Hotel at llootidale, thta eoant, and
took poHtaaion or tbe tame lait Friday, Sept. let.
The Indiana Messenger of last week
aya i "Baaka townahlp lao't an bad. John 0.
Smith threabed thirty-tbraa doiaa of w beat and
aaoared tberefrom thirty buibeli of ated-wbeaL
It waa lowed on tbe 23d and 24tbof Auguit, 1871.
Cantbiibobaatr"
- The name of the station heretofore
known aa Dunbar, oa the line of tbo Tyrono A
Clearfield Railroad, bit recently been ebangod to
"BoyntoB," la honor of our townsman, Jboa.
Boyntoa, Keq. Travelen oa tbe T. A 0. Rail
toad should not forget this.
-.
' flev. J. K. Anderson will preach from
ho itaod erected for tbe ooeasioa la tha Wast
:iearfl.ld Park next Bnoday afternoon, at 4
I'olook. Wo hare been requested to give aotloa
hat servioM will bo held at tbo Park orery 8ab
wth during this month, proridlng the weather
Mtlaaea favorable.
i Co. Sup't. Gregory is now on his
lanal tour of holding teachers' examinations,
ho examination of tesohers for Clearfield borough
d Lawreaoo township was held la the Leonard
raded School building, la tbe borough, oa Moo
y or laat week, the inth alt. A large number
teaehere ware In attendaooa.
Tbe time ibr opening our borough
tools baa been ebaoged from tbo first Monday
September to the first Monday la Ootober (bo
tthotd day of tha month), and will remala
for six months instead of eight, as heretofore,
i salary or tba Principal baa been Ixed at
I for tbe term.
Mr. Samuel Huston, of Nittany Con
scanty, soa-ia-lew of John L. Cattle, Esq., of
pleeo, died at his homo oa Wednesday area
laat, of typhoid ferer. At tbo opening of the
teaalal Exhibition, Mr. Bastoa waa a member
to Centraolel Guards, and waa serving la that
wity when bo was takoa sick. He leaves a
aad one child.
ho Ponn'a. Hail road officials, says
Huntingdon Jfoeiier, are putting a stop to the
Urtg of appUs, aabea, pita, aoffoa, Aa at tbe
ral depou along tho lino at traia Una, At
oaa this will break an o,utto aa aatonaivo
thriving baainsss carried oa by soma half
an women, who defended oa tbo sale of these
lea for a livelihood.
'ho Superintendent of the Allegheny
ity Wt-rk house state that of tbo largo anm
Ht "tramps" who bave been sent thorn wltbia
laat three weeks, aad whooa lias hve ax
I, only Ivo agreed l remain aad work for a
fefwaao. They preferred reaming about, ctcel
ride aad leading tbo Ufa of outcasts and ra
it rather than make from 1M U $2.ftft per
( lo these yagahoada deeerre either fympa
tr abarity t Wa answer la tbo aegaUra.
'aoi'iuoY. i W annual prognostl
r of the eomleg Wioter speaks tbualy t
tw never known It to mil that a full barvestta
flably followed by a long aad sevcro Winter
eer havo two mild W inters In aaooeasloa.
sfore, look ont hr a vary oold Wioter."
ear memory serves as right, aad wo think 11
, this la tba seme individual who aald we
1 havo a cool Summer. Ha should bo eon
ft to that place where theprestatBammarwae
4 .p.
m . m
't of lotion remaining unc.Ulmod
F.tt.ftM tx ClmiMt, tor Ik. wk MAiag
. Il.rH.t
ElBb.ll, Cirl
itRn, M.tll.
Mil, 1.1.
v . o.
Ll.k, A. P.
Menea, Oeerge Y.
aioOoUewgh.J. Y.
River! Henry'
Smith, Walter
Smith, H. M.
Walfe, BlUo
r. a. AUUirfp.M.
Dbad. Peter Lftbordo(ofJohn),who
was bora aad resided for aaay year ia Ualoa
towaahla, this eounty, but who baa, for tha past
Ift yean, roolded at Mo Use's Half PaJIs, la Saydtr
oonaty, died at hli home oa Monday, tho Hist
alt., la the 4ta year of his ago. Ills lesoad wife
or vires btm, but ao children.
wa
RtiamTannshv. A number of capi
talists hare heea Interviewing our oennly recent
ly, with a view of erecting a Urge steaia tannery
along tho railroad somewhere between the mouth
of Olearflotd ereek and Curwenuille. Wa under
atand that the gentlemeo look lug for a location
bavo viewed with favor the ground lying a short
distance below tho tloodfellow bridge, between
tbo railroad and tbe river, aa tbe most eligible,
and tbey are iboat negotiating with Mr. U. L.
Reed for a sit. Tba questioa of bark li tbe
principal object In leeetlng aa oatabllahment of
this kind. 0a this polni, it must ha admitted
that our town presents tha very beat facilities for
obtaining aheap bark. Wo doubt whether there
la another spot la ths Stale more favorable. Here
wa have the valleys of the Susquehanna river and
ClearSeld ereek tba former navigable lor ralu
aad floats for fifty miles and tbe latter for forty
miles abova this place. These two streams, to
gether with their tributaries, present Iba largest
bark field ia tkls State, and It oaa bo transported
by water far cheaper lhao by any otber mode.
Parties who have the capital and posieis a know),
edge of tbe be.lares are losltig money every day
that they dulay the errotion of this esseutlally
aeeriseiy enterprise.
11 i o i
An Abi.r Advocatk. H was our
good fortune tn be prtetnt and Halsn to n dis.
oonria delivered In the West Clearfield Park
grove, last Sunday morning, by Rev. II, M. liar
moa, D. J, profe.sor of Greek end Hebrew la
Dickinson Coll.gr, Carlisle, Pa. He look hi
text from 0Bcsie, alix ebai. aid lUth rarsa,
wbleb reads as follows t ' Tbe soapier shell not
depart from Judah, nor a lawgiver from between
his feet, until Shtluh eome J, and onto him shall
the gathering of the people bo," Dr. Harmon Is
evidently on of tbo ebamplona of tbo M. B.
churoh at this day, and fts a pulpiteer faes few
equals. He is short la oration but be carries
his thunderbolts with btta, and b hurls them at
lha enemy In such a random manner aa though
he did not earn wher they took effect. He gave
lha Tyndaliltos, Darwinians, nnd other "small
minds' some awful broadside, supposing, of
coons, that b had annihilated them, and felt
perfectly satisfied that bis moral positions could
not be saecessfolly eontradiettd His self-posses-
sioa and Independence are one-half or bis fueeess.
This will be ao news to him.
Dr. Harmon preached aa able aarmoa from tha
pulpit of tba Clearfield M. B- Church on Sunday
evening, from 1st John, vtb sbap. and 4th versa.
Tha Church was filled to lie utmost capaolty.
A SARI COMPLIMENT.
One of those rare but exceedingly pleasant Inci
dents that loinetimas fall to the lot of Individuals
and com muni ties was witnessed at lha Leonard
Houst, ia this borough, last Friday evening. Tba
following correspond rnoe is to tha point i
Ci.xinriii.D, Pa., August 30, 1878.
Hon, Jamtt T. ttanard t
Dam Bin: In the statement Dubllshed this
day by tba School Board ot Clearfield, the citisena
of our borough are Informed of your munificent
gift to the Leonard U raded School. As a sliabt
evidence of their appreciation of that gift, and of
your persistent labors in tbe eaoee or education
in our midst, they would reipeelfull7 tender you
a complimentary supper, to take place at tbo
Leonard House, on P ft day evening, hrpl. jet,
W. tl. IHLI-,
A. C. Tatr, .
E A. Biqlkr,
On behalf of citisena.
Ct.ARPiRi.n. Pa.. Auruit SI. 187(1.
W If QUI, A. V. Tu and A'. A. Biyhr, Cum-
)(( on Mall of etfts ena t
Urntlrmrh j Your letter of fid lb Inst., Inviting
me to a complimentary etinper, is before me, I
accept, with pleasure, your kind invitation, and
would express to yon, and through you to tbe
cititene ot Ucerneld, my tbanke for tbe apprecia
tion of my efforts in behalf of education.
ary respectfully, your obedient servant,
Jamkr T. Lborard.
In accordance with the above corresponds no.
about eighty of tbe tax payer of this borough
and vicinity met at tho Leonard House, on tbe
evening Indicated, and partook or aa excellent
upper, gotten np la tho best style, by Mr. S. B.
Row ond his estimable lady.
After supper the following toasts were offend:
M Tho Leonard Graded School and the Common
School System of Pennsylvania.' Hoa. Wn. A.
Wallace waa called upon to respond, which be
did In a neat and happy addreee.
' The Beach and tbo Bar of Clearfield, waa
the next toast, to wbleb Hoa. O. R, Barrett re
sponded In a neat and appropriate way.
The Trustee of tbe Clearfield Academy" wa
responded to by Hon. J. B. McEoally, In a short
address on the early educational struggle of Clear
field town.
" The School Board of Clearfield Borough " was
responded to by T. H. Murray, Eq In a short
address, la which be gav a history of the erec
tion of the Leonard Graded Sohool building.
Tbe Religious side of the business oommuaitjr
of Clearfield M was rwpended to by Rot. Wtn. U.
Dill, ia a neat and characteristic speech.
Tbe Tax pay era of tbe Clearfield School Pis.
triot " was tha last oo tbe list, Israel Tret, Esq.,
was called oa for a response to Ibis toast, and
that gentlemen took the floor and made one of
tba best efforts of tba evening.
All present enjoyed tba festivities tf tho oeoai
ilon to a great degree, and about 9 o'clock the
party separated by drinking the following toast,
standing t M Long life, health and prosperity to
Bn. Jeinea T. Leonard."
Mr. Leonard's donation to the Sobool District
amounts to over $14,000, a aum which the tax
payers of tho district would bars been burdened
with for a century hence bad It not bona for tho
liberality of the gentleman above named. It It a
gift all tha mora appreciated by oar people, be-
oeuse It oaa be enjoyed by each and alt It la
not fur tha boaefit of tbo few, bat for all tho peo
ple of the district rich aad poor alike.
ANOTHER f IRC AT WOODLAND.
Last week wo ehroalcled tbo burning of the
Hope Fire-Brick Works, at Woodland, and this
week we are called upon to record another da-
straotlv fire la that Tillage. About 1 o'clock on
Sunday morning fire waa discovered la tbo saw
mill of the Albert Brothers, by a party of young
men living la Woodland, and who were returning
to their homo at that hour from a visit to Clear
field. While tbey were putting their horse la tbe
stable, a small light was discovered la tbe mill,
and they Immediately started toward U, suppos
ing at first that some persoa was la tbe mill with
a lantern. Tbey suoa discovered, however, that
It wa a genuine fir, and, after giving tbe alarm,
did their almost to prevent It spread. But their
efforts were futile, and la flv minutes after Its
discovery the mill waa all a perfect blase of fir.
Almost simultaneously with tbe fire at tho mill
tbe piles of boarda were fired, and toon all ware
destroyed by tbo devouring element.
Tbo mill bad not beea la operation slnee the
preceding Wednesday ao fire had beea about
it during that time, and U Is, therefore, highly
probable that, aa la the ease of the Hope Fire-
Brie k Works, this fir wae the work of dero devil
incendiaries, What benefit or pleasure such
asamp aaa darlv from tbo burning of private
property I beyond all bamaa perception. About
2,000,00ft feet of lumber, which wa owned by
Jona. Boynton, Esq., of this place, ware burned,
together with tbe mill, valued at about $20,000,
which wa owned by tho Albert Brother. The
water-tank and several hundred cross ties, belong
ing to tbo Pa. Railroad Company, were also
burned, as was tbo oe of W, I. Curl ay, Keq.,
both buildings being ia aloes proximity to tbs
pile of lumber,
Tbo entire lee la la tbe neighborhood of $49,
0ft. Mr. Boy a tea bad an laearaaee of about
Sll.Oftft aa tba lumber bat we did not learn the
aanuat nf lasuraaoo en tbe mill.
Oreat excitement prevails la tbe neighborhood
of Woodland, and tboald tba authors of tbe fire
he dissevered we apprehend they will receive
summary punishment at tho bands of tbo people
an that rtetait.
RTILb AROTRRR.
About 10 e 'clock on Sunday night, the fid laat.,
Ira waa discovered la the lorn bar -yard of Hoover,
Harris A Co., at their large steam saw mill, Mo.t,
la Graham townahlp, about two aad aao-half
miles east of Bigler station. Tho Samoa spread
very rapidly, nnd aeon tbo mill, two dwelling
houses, and their entire atoek of sawed lumber,
foil ft prey h the ftre-tead. Tki Ira to very
Jastly luppoaed to be tho work of aa taooadlary,
a the mill had boon Idle for a weak previous.
Tbo less will foot np free $20,090 to $2,090, oa
wfaleh then waft n tmall tasarnr.ee.
At tba rata that firm havo raoently been klndmd
amoag ear manafaeturlag establishment, tkls
oonaty will aeon bo oenplolaly bankrupt. Wltkiu
n radia of about Urea mile from where this fire
oeeered, over SlM.ftftft worth of property has been
destroyed by fire daring tbo poet six week. Wo
era opposed to any aad alt klad of mow law i bat
wo beaeatly thlah that the oltlasna of those piece
which have been vblttd by tbeee woaadrels
woaM ha Jostifted la ergaalalag vlgilaaeeeem
milteee aad keep a sharp leek -out for theeerll.
lain, who are were taea murderers, aad, If thsy
oeoeeed maaethlagLhem, bang them le the nearest
ton. Wo any again, wa at opposed It samaaary
JusUsej bat wa believe a) to be wail aaeri ted.
If Sot oiattly Justifiable, hi these eeeee.
Coal Oil. Ly tlft has received a oar
load of oal oil, and eaa sell It by tbo quart or
barrel. Also, by " tt.
Wanted 11,000 uord of Hemlock
and Rosk Oak Bark, fur which ws will pay tho
highest marLst price.
Jylltf. A. O. Kaanan A On.
LoRlLLAitD'a Tobaooos. Lytle, of
tbls place, has tho agency for Clearfield oonaty
fo r Lorlllard'i oalebrated brands of tobacco, aad
oan Mil them at factory prices.
Wo are neccMurily compelled to
loavo out several new advertisement toll weal,
not being able to get them la typo oa aooenat of
largo additions to tbe Sheriff eelca. Among eta
era Is tha statement or tha school funds of Bell
township, aad a largo advertisement for T. A.
Fleek A Co.'a Horn, ta wbleb they anuounoe that
tbey bavo secured tbo services of an excel leal
milliner, who I at present la Naw York ally, se
lecting and purchasing a lull Una of the latest
lylea of millinery goods also, that Mr. Fleek I
soon golag to Naw York, and will add largely to
their rail and Winter stork If ha doesn't get
lost. The ads. will all appear la their proper
place next week.
' Clrahpikld Coal Trade. State
meat of Coal and other freight lent over the
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pannaylvanla Rail
road, fur I Ue week ea.il eg Augosl 24, 1076, and
the seme liine last year t
coal. Tons.
Fortua week ,.m 18,47
fauis lime last year 1T,(W4
Increase ..... 6,841
Prettumly during year 750,904
nam time last year H 4a
Increase - 206,10ft
Total In lftTS 774.SS0
Same time last y tar H ftl,14l
Increase H 911,017
ornsK PRRIORTS,
Lumber , 84 can.
MtseelUneoue fretghta -, 102 "
Special,
WANTKD by Arnold, at Cnrwoiisfllls,
o,MH cords oak and nemior earn,
I1MMMM tfH-lnrli shaved ah Ingles.
HHMHtO V-ft-loch sawed ah In glee.
ItHMMMs ftet Lucb pin boards. aepLfl.
Brooia FoR Bali. H. Newton Shaw keeps a
mil supply or rretiome euggieo anu riatiorm
Wagons for sal. To be aeea at the Shaw House
yard. Call oa or address him at Clearfield Penn
sylvan la. may le-ii.
WANTED by Arnold. at CurwenaTllle,
a.uoneordaoaa ana Dean lorn nam
l(NMMH) ttft-lnrb shared ah Ins: lea,
MHHHMi 'i t-Inch sawed shingles.
100,000 (eel luck plnn boarda. etpt.S,
HHNHIBLI2 ADY'ICE.
Yon are asked every day through the solomas
of newspapers and by your Druggist to nae some
thing for Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint that
yon know nothing abtot, yon get disoonraged
spending money with but little auooesa. Mow to
give you satisfactory proof that Ureen'a August
Flower will core you of Dyspepeia and Livor
Complaint witb all its effects, such as Hea.-t-burn,
Sour Stomach, Biek Headache, Habitual Costive
ness, palpitation of the Heart, Water-brash, com
ing up of food after eating, low spirits, Ac, we
ask yon to go to your Druggist, 0. D. Watson,
and get a sample bottle of Urrrn'r August
Futwaa for 10 cents and try ft, or a Regular slao
for 76 eents, two doses will relieve yon.
apr576Vowly
A FEW THIN GH THAT WE KNOW.
Wa know that a disordered stomach or livor
produces more suffering than any other oaute.
We know that very few phyeicians are anceessfol
In their treatment of these disorders. We know
that DaUosla'a Radical Care will, without the
shadow of a doubt, almost immediately relieve
and permanently cure all of tbesa dietrea.lng
symptoms. We know of thousands who are will
ing to testify that what we say is Ur ue to the letter.
Wa know that if you will giro it a fair trial yon
will let us add your name to the "cloud of wit
nesses Will yon give it a trial, aad dolt aowf
Trial sfie only 26 ceata. Sold by O. D. Walaoa,
and Hartswick A Irvin, Druggists, Clearfield, Pa.
Prof. Parker's Pleasant Worm Syrup It per
fectly Bafe, ex trend y palatable. No physic re-
Inired. Coats 24 cent. Try It. For ale by O.
Wataoo and Hartswick A Irwin, Clearfield, Pa.
mob 22eowly. -.
WANTED by Arnold, at Curwonevllls,
S4HH) cords oak and hemlock barb
HMMMM HO-iaeh ah a red eh Incite.
HHMMrO 44-Inch sawed shingles
UMMMHf rent Ineb pine boards. sept. 6.
WN. KKtilVH LOCAL
The great demand for Mme. Demorest's pat
terns, enable me to been a full ajaortmeatofl
tall tbe patterns In the catalogue. Fall styles
rvouivwi in law ueje.
Another now stock of rood reeei red this!
ieou.
The haadsomestassortmsnt of Const la the!
eounty, Just teoetvsd.
Aug. 10, 187ft.
. 1, 1176-lf.
Ski-
At Bigler station, la Bogga township, Clearfield
county, Pa., on Tueiday, August 22J, 1876, Kdltb
May,onl child or Austin D.and Mercy F. Trump,
aged S years, 1 months aad 1ft days.
' I taks these little lambs," said be,
H And lay them la my breast i
Proteetioa they shall find la me,
la me be ever blest."
In Walker township, Centra oonaty, Pa., ea
Wednesday, Ausust 3utb. 1076. of tTDboid fever.
Samuel Huston, aged 96 years, 9 month nod 1ft
uaya.
Railroads.
Peniiftyl vania Railroad
TYRONH t CLEARFIELD BRANCH
fH nd n.r Mond.j, APRIL IT, 1IT, Ik.
J ruHD.er Tr.ln will rntt d.ilv (.lent Ban.
day.) btwMB Tjrroa.ud OIrn.ld M follow.
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
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PRILIPPBVRO A MOBHANNON BRANOHEf
Oa and aft Mradty, APRIL Ulb, 1111, At
.OBBodatioa Traia. will nia ...r lb. Pallipl
barg aad Mobaaaoa Braaohai, a. follow, t
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and uooa uar.a.
I. I. BLAIR,
iylr-tf. Saaarial 4Mb
Allegheny Valley Ballroad.
LOW orade Drvraiox.
0
If aad alUt Mnday, J.a. Iik. llTi.
Vf tb. aaiaoagar traia. win raa dally (aiMpt
Ba.day) lxtWM. d Baak Bad Drlftwa a.
IOI low. I
BA.TWARD-n.y Mail laatai Pill.b.r,
I IIB.BI4 E Baablli44UiJ.aiaBll:l6:
N.w Botbl.bn. 11.46 ai.i Mayitllla 1:46!
Troy 1:11 1 BroabTill. 1:66 i t.llar', 1:16 ttj.
aoldnlll. 1 16 i D.Boi, I II i Baamil Taaa.1
1 11 I Pnl.MI 4. a.d.llH)4r66 BwBSMlU
4:1. am.w at irnnwwM at
KTW A . Da. Mall law Driftwood
1116 .B. Boamtt. 1:1. 1 Wwdrtll. 1:11;
P..6.I4 l:64 II Taaa.1 t:lt D.Bl.l:4li
H.ya.ldnill.I:l6 F.llnalUt BrMk.lll.li6l:
T... 4:14 1 May..ilU4:lli N.w Batabiami 4:61 :
Sllf. JaariMB 6:14 1 Rod Baak IHJ arrt.M at
ritUBargMT:. at.
pf Tk. B.ya.ldnlll. Arrowiaittloa Imtcj
B.ya.ldnlll. daily at I II B. a. aad arrloM .1
Rrd Baak at 1:16 a. a. Um Rod Baak at
1:11 ,. 4 arrit., at Boyaaldnlll. at 10:36 m.
Cwa. mbimUob, Bad. wllk traia. .Ml
R.ilroad at Iitllt.ood, aad wllk traia. walk.
alkakaay valKf a.lrroad at Bad Baak.
DAVID McCABOO, awl luX
A. A. JaciaM, (apt L. 8. Bit.
grw and gtUnltanuvs flitrrtUtmrnti.
METHODSPOINTS
METHODS OF BUSINESS POINTS OF ADVANTAGE
wlN THE PURCHASE OF
CLOTHING
WANAMAKER & BROWN'S OAK HALL,
THE PURCHASING PUBLIC
METNOMl PMNTIl
tan tat On. Mm for All.....
I
B rooalro Gaah Paymant from All.
yyS glvo a Qaarantss pivtMUas; AIL..-
WI Return Money when wa cannot
suit All.....
WI kmr oar foods at first hands, In
Immense quanUUee, and at Uis
lowest ptiosa for Caah , .....mmm.m...Mm..
WI aaannflvotara with extreme cars
very garment wa anil
WI bispect every yard of goods that
gues afiloouxgaamauu.
W I put a ticket on arery nnnent,
ahowlng plainly lu quality audi
RHCt.MW...M.l....w.......
tAtTM cat of strery item of on new awry
I vr v aipondUurs...M.M,.MWw..MM..
WI ttnploy flrtt-claaa workmen la
reryepaenLMHH...HH....WH.
"11 1 ffveaatlBfivRtion to every pnrohaaar
WF cv latum Uw tMuwy.HH.a......H
In addition to otr Tatauiue Btock of Raady.Mado Clothing, w. ha.. I If agntfleant Lina
r Man', and Boy'i rurulanlog Ooodj, Shim (of cur own nak.) and CntVenrou, aU at lha'
Verf LtrWHI Prloat,
WANAMAKER & BROWN;
OAX gf ATaTs, y '
5. E, COR. SIXTH 4 MARKET STREETS, ;
tTTTT. A TirrPftT r '
i-m nm
mHttKtm pay , i-,nr-j
asuaea4j- atir
STOEE.
IyOW PRICES HAVE NOT KILLED
T. A. Fleck & Co.,
MAEKET ST., CLEAKFIELD, PA.
They still live, and find themselves well and hearty
wnue otnars areoompiaining beeausa buyers oi UKKsa Anu vnv uuuus are not In eondl.
tton to pay tbo large profits of the past, while thsy, like far-seeing business men, saw the
situation and offered and sold Dry Goods at
Prices to Suit the Times.
By so doing they have built np a prosperous and
expenees, prteee that would be leas tbaa seat to others aflord them a profit. Their motto for
i876 was made in oldea times, and ia the words of Franklin. "A nimble slipeDoe Is better
tbaa a slow shilling." At a rocent riveting of the firm It was unanimously resolved to
do business as heretofore, OH A CAM II HA HIM, and change tho motto for 1876
a followsi A nimble Threepence Is better than a slow Hii pence."
Tbls beaU Franklin just 60 per oenL
THE GREAT
DRESS AND DRY
Mcrket St., Clearfield, Pa.
SEW 0PEM(i OF EV DRESS GOODS.
AU the latest styles from 10 eents per yard up.
THE BEST BLACK ALPACAS IN
Black Silks, on, dollar and upwards.
Tabla Linens, Turkey lied, bleached and unbleached.
Sheetings and Pillow case Collons, bleaohed and unbleached.
C1C0,
Cottonados for men's and boy's wear.
All kinds of Summer Cassimoros, very cheap.
Bosllniand
Uingbnm..
Nice Summer Shawls and Skirts.
Full fresh lines of all descriptions of White Goods, plain and plaid.
Muslins, Piques.
A new
oho ioe
of
HAMBURG
Bolt finished Cambrics,
Nainsook,
Swiss Victoria Lawns,
New Corsets, Ladies' Ties, Handkerchiefs, Collars and CulT, Kid Gloves,
xjiau auu ouiurcu . ens ana v oiling, fleclt Jtuching, Ladies' Hack Combs
Parasols and Pans, Ladies' and Children's Hose, Ladies' and Chil
dron's Glovos, Ladies' and Children's Underwear.
MILLINERY GOODS, fall line to suit everybody.
Trimmed Hats and Bonnets, vory choap.
unirimmoa tiala
Having suooeided In getting a first class
nn. mm guvua 111 tuia uupanmenv very mucu lower than heretofore.
Gent' Furnishing Coo1m.
Percale Shirts, White ShirU, Underwear, Linen Collars and Cuffs, Paper
Hit ... and fTnffa Hnannn ah 1 tl ii . . ... 1
.,.,, , jiunuBoreinois, Hosiery, Uloves
and New Tioa of every description.
AU the above goods will be offerod at tbe lowest possible prices.
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
Cloarfield, Pa., April 2(5, 1870.
JOHN H. FULFORD,
OtHKSAl INSVKANCt AOtST,
Clearfield, Penn'a.
R.pmMil, .11' lb. I..dln rira ln.nr.nM
OoaiBaalai af ta. Maatryi
Qaam
4I,4S0.IM
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. 6.6.1I.4M
. I,30,SS
. I, "51, SOI
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Koyal Caaadiaa ......,
Horn., N.w York
I-Tl.r, Maa,7, P.........
Fraaklla, Pbilad'a.. ..
Pharali, Hartford
Ilaamr, N.w V.rk
Honia. CI.. 0
111,308
60S,S4I
11,010
Allaa, Hartford
Pratidiaa., Waibiaftoa....
rmoai aboat .ffaetle. aa laiaraae. oa nroa-
if aav klad, akmld .all at 017 ., oa
Harlot .traat,.pMil tk. Oo.rt llooa., aad M
lirt f aoBipaaiM .od ratM bofora toaaring.
rfurin n..uajruKU,
CWtald, Pa., Ooi. 17, 'Tl-ly
N
EW
FI.OI R, FKEI,
AND
GROCERY
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
Boaaa Na. 4, Pit's Opara Hoaas.
Claariald, Pa.
Kaa.aiUalt7 a aaad
BD.AB,
corru,
Till,
I0DA,
COAL 01b,
1TMIP,
(ALT,
SPICIS,
SOAP,
Oaaaad aad Drlad Pralta, Tokam, Clfara, Oaa-
d4aa, CMar Vr.,r, B.ttw, tgft, Aa.
ALSO, XTA OM MAD!
Wkeat and Buckwheat Flour,
Cora leal, Chop, Feed, Ao.,
All af wklak aril U Mid .kaaa far aaak ., la
a..Bg, par .,bmj araa.,,.
a. a. iiAaia 00.
Chard aid, n. II, UH.-al
ONE Prle nMU of Baaaalt, tbt LOW
OH frlca . .. .'
CABH alTM mMtiaa of rjollactloni and
Icbjbi from bad dobla...
TBE OnanuitM pmtaFla tha btryn who
nay not ba a Judg. of awda...
Wo rely on Irnmnua ailai anfl m ait.
Mod with a ry amall paroaDt-
aga of proi)l..-.....M.......w.MmHH
ITlitytobn70fni.rtnrUUr.troatl
allko, no nn. aottlna faron Utat
ara doulwd to otbar.n.HHH..
DICKERINO and rhhat. ara dam away
. byua..Trrvho(lygououibaitwlUt
out having to Mk for II
OUR Urra parlnr, nnltal and Imfll
ltio. wo um for tha pooule'l twneflt
In lowering prlowi..
1
WI All oMefi raeeftM hrman from aU
pom of tha VilledSutai., Writ,
for parUculara..--.......................
NOT a partlola of rlik run la bnylnff of
u.. A cbilA may buy u choaplr
a. a Biaa ....w....m....-.....
YvT tV-P a. 1876
at ths close of a sonceisful years' busiaen
loereaslng trade. With a em a1 1 store and liih
ONE PRICE
GOODS STORE,
TOWN.
Colored DroM Gootlt in grant vnrioty.
Dress Linens, boat, ahajlsa and mnkea.
Ticking
and
Crash.
line of Tucked Muslins, plain &
styles striped,
Long Cloth,
EDGINGS. Plain Cambric.
New Silks, Flowers and Hibbons.
and Uonnots.
Milliner, persona favoring lis with
1870. JIAV. 1876,
NEW GOODS, cheaper than ever.
ROOM NO- 2
Filled and Overflowing.
The quite recent decline in Dry
Goods, tells in the way goods are
going olT. Will no enumerate,
but everything in the way of
Millinery and Fane; Goods,
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
TRIMMINGS,
CARPETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
WALL PAPER,
In great abundance, nt the lowest
possible prices.
WILLIAM REED,
ROOM NO. 2,
Fle'ft Opera Ilotiae.
Cleerieid, Dee. I, lU.
Dew g.fJnrrtimats.
SherilTs Sale.
irtua of wriu of Uarin futUt, Issaed
oat of the Court of Common Pleas of Clear-
AAtiBt. mttA ta ma itlratilafl laaapt. will h
Slid K
exposed to PUULIO BALB, at tha Court Uoasa,
la ths borough of Clearfield, oa Monday, tbe
tith day of Bei. lumber, 11,76, at 1 o'sloek, p. .,
the following da ear i bed real satats, te wtti
The following lead attuateln Uoeatar township,
Clearfield eounty, Pa., beginning at a double
henilook, south east eorner of the Joseph Matlotk
survey, south SOU pervhaa and perohes, la all
U4 perobes, to tbe eorner of land of Adam Walk
er i thenae west along hie line M perebes north
130 perches eo Mlohael Walker Una, west along
same 61 porehss aortb !l perches to Kephart
nne tnsnoo west aiong asms mi peronos to oiu
line t thenoe south auppetrd to bo about per-
oliee to Jaoob Miller's purchase i thenoe east along
bis lino TI perebee eoutn along same I us peronee
to labd formvrly of Harvey Moore i thenoe south
n percna to a poat, west 121 peirnes to a posi,
tbenoa south supposed to bo 40 parahea or so far
till It strikes line and eorner of land sold to Peter
Philips : thenoe along his Una 100 pnrohesi thenos
south Id perches: theses east 16 Dsrohes to i
plane of beginning, bring residue of surreys la1
tbe name of Joseph Ha Hook and Robert Heltael
mer, containing ilH aores, mora or leas, being the I
same premises conveyed by mortgage to Joslah
W . Hnnth, worded in book li," page l and ;
8.H0, on 7th November, IBM. A small portion of
tbo Isnd la cleared, and has on ti e tract between
ail end seven million feet of while pine Umber,
besides white uak ond hem look, with two reina of
bituminous coal about 4 feet thick ooal banks
opened in two oleosa. Belted, taken In eieeutlun
and to le sold as the property of Wtn, Albert,
Henry Aitwrt and u sorgo Albert, I
Alio, a eorlain two story frame dwelling house,
IftiVM feet, with lt and eurtillage appurtenant
thereto, located oa a lot of ground situate in tbe
village of Dubois, la Drady township, Clearfield
eounlv, Pa., known' In tho general plan of said
village as lot No. SI, In what Is known as Long's
addition to euld village, and being 60 feet front
and I &U feet deep. Belted, taaen in eieruuen anu
to be sold as tbe property of 11 i ran lionaldaon.
Also, a oerlaln two-atory frame dwalling bouss
with lot and eurtllag appurtenant thereto, situ
ate in tbe borough f Oaseola, Cli-arllnld onnnty,
Pa., fronting on Curt in street .10 feet, with kitchen
attaohed thereto. It is a two-story frame dwell-
log bouse, reited, taken in elocution and to be
sold as tbs property of Neal Dougherty.
Also, a ceitaio two.aiory irame bouas iltuate in
ths villoro of Woodland, Itradford towns bin,
Clearfield eounty, Pa., 00 feet by KO feat oa lot
of Jacob Dutra. rald building Is SO feet ia length
and 18 feet In depth. Pelted, taken In elocution
and to te sold aa lbs property el Jaoob Uutra.
Also, a certain two story frame dwelling house
used es a hotel, situated In the borough of Osceola,
Clearfield oeuntf, Pa., fronting oo Curt in street
and is known in the general plan of said borough
a lot No. 0. the whole length of aaid house being
32 feel front and 30 feat deep, and tho L attaohed
thereto being 16x30 foot Heised, taken in execu
tion and to be sold as the property of James llab
srsbam.
Also, a certain two story frame house 47x40 feet
having a kitchen attaohed Uxl8 feet, altuated in
the borough of Osceola, Clearfield county, Pa., on
Curtla street ; Hounded oo the north by an alley,
on tbe east by lot No. 1, oo ths south by Curtia
street and oa the west by lot No. I. 8elsed, taken
ia execution and to be sold as tbo propsrty of W.
11. Dancer.
A eertaia lot of ground situate la tbe borough
of Clearfield, being lot ho. 10 of said borough,
lying on tba north side of Market street, and west
side of Filth street, bounded aa follows t Begin
ning at the eorner of Fifth and Market streets,
tbeuoe north along fifth street, ITS feet to an
alley, tbeaoe weat along aaid alley sO feet to lot
No. 187, Ibenoe aouth along said lot 173 feet to
Market street, thenoe esst along said street 60
feet to plaee of beginning, being same premises
mortgaged by Daniel Benner to Joslah W. Binlth,
IS June, 1808, recorded at Clearfield, la mortgage
book, "ti," page 206 and 2V7, aad having thereon
erected a two-story dwelling bonis 10x34 feet,
with k iteben attaohed, and a two-story shop, used
aa a furniture manufactory, with steam engine,
Ao. Belted, taken lii execution and to be aold aa
tba property of Daniel Uannar aad A. J, Jackson,
terra tenant
Trrhb or Balb. Tbs pries 07 torn at which
ths property shall he struck off mast bo paid at
the lime of sale, or such other arrangements
mads as will be approved, otherwise tbe proper
ty will be Immediately pot up and sold again at
the expense and risk of tho person to whom It
was s true a oa, ana wao, in ease or deoeiaaoy at
snob ro-salo. shall make good the same, and la
no Instance will the Deed be presented la Court
for eonfimatloa unless ths money Is actually
psia to tne nnerin. vr, n. Mtf iifa..UN,
BRsnirr s urnce, i bberif.
Clear Aold, Pa., Aug. SO, 1S70. J
Sheriffs Sale.
BY virtue of writs of venditioni Kponna, Issued
oat of tho Court of Oommoa Pleas of Clear-
fliiid oountv. and to mo directed, there will
he sxposed to public sals, at ths Court Houie,
In tbo borougn ot uiesrneia, on nunuay, mo
26th day of (September, 1870, at 1 o'oloek, p.m.
the following described real estate, to wlti
Devon eertaio tracts oi lan d situate in i tearDsia
aountv. Pa., via: No. 1. Situate in Morris town
ahlp, Clearfleia eiuaty, re,, otgianing ai a wnue
pine; thenoe east 120 perohes to a blaok oak ;
thence south 1V8 perches to a white oak j thenoe
west llu peronee to semoe oerryi ueaoo aonn
100 poreheatopleceof beginning, containing 144
acres and 173 perches, part of Nicholas Hideman
aurvey, huowa aa the It wore place, hevieg 100
aoree cleared and oo buildings.
No. 3. Situate lb tbe village of Kylertown, Mor
ris township, Clearfield county, Pa., known as lot
No. In said vilUxe, bounded on the north by an
alley, on tbo east by aa alley, oa the west by lot of
Hoover, end aoutbby punuoroaa or itreei, oaring
a two-story dwelling noues, stable aad outbuild
ings thsreoa.
mo. a. Mtoete in morns lownsntp, uiearaeia
oountv, Po- beginning at a hemlock, south-east
corner; (bene uy land warranted to U. n arts, J r..
et- si., writ I0H perobes to post; tbenoe by Jaoab
Wise north 148 perohes to poati thenoe by 8.
Waring s estate 280 perches to hem look thence
br Joseph liable et. si. south 148 perches to the
plaee of beginning, containing 170 aeree and fl
perches and allowance, being ths Philip 8 lone
survey .with aboat 80 acres el tared, having a bouse
and barn thereon erected.
No. 4. Biluate In Morrlsdalo, Clearfield county.
Pa., being two lota ia aaid town, Nos. 1 snd I,
bouaded br public road on ths sast aod south, on
the west by land of John O'Dell. and north by an
alley, containing oaa acre, having thereon a two
etory dwelling bouse, store ouiiiiing, statue, ana
otbsr outMldinrs.
AO. ft. Situate In tbs village oi Kylertowa,
Morria township, Clearfield county, Pa., bounded
by land of Btew art oa the south and oast, an the
north bv publio road, and west by Bancroft's estate,
eon tain in g two acres more or less, baring thereon
a two-story plank house and aa old stable.
No. 0. Biluate In Morrie township, Clearfield
eounty, pa., bounded oa tbo aorth by the John
Nesttit aurvey, soutn by land of namuej Christ m
Co., weat by land of Wagoner A liar tie, and eaat
by 8. Cbriet A Co., containing 463 acres aad 168
perohes, and known as tbs John Vaughn aurvey,
aad unimproved.
No. f. Biloats ia Morris township, Clearfield
county, Pa., bounded south by the John Vaughn
eurvey, aorth by Bates A Co., weet by Hertts A
Miller, and east by Jobs Nesblt survey, eoataia
ing 483 acres and 1631 perobes, and koown as ths
Caper II ei toes survey, (Seised, taken In execu
tion and to be aold as tha property of Joseph 0.
Hrrnner.
Alio, a eertaia tract of land situate la Uustoa
township, Clearfield county. Pa., being aurvey of
lot from B. Burns to David Brubnker, beginning
at a post eorner of land of John DuBeia thenoe
weet it easi xt nerones to a pos tnenoe eoutn
ill west Ji perenes to a poei in line ei isaa oi
oho lu Moist tnenoe sootB S7, esst by isna or
hn Uullota 14 perebes to post and plaee of be
ginning, containing 4 acres, 3 seres cleared, and
the balanoa In wood land, with a small two-story
log honse. Belted, taken In execution and to be
sold as tbs property of David Burkey.
Also, a certain tract of land tltuete In Morris
tewnibin, Clearfield ooonty. Pa , described ae fol
lows: Beginning at a maple thenoe north 128,
porches to a pustf thence watt 814 perches to a
chestnut, thence south 118, perches to a hem look ;
thenoe east 814 perches to plaee of beginning,
containing 06 acres and 71 psrehes, being part of
survey in tae name oi nenry o. urinxer, saving
about 40 ecrte cleared, the balance la wood land,
having created thereon a small log bouse, smtll
barn, and a small arohard. Heiaed, taken ta exe
cution and to be sold ss tbs property of B. Porter
Shew and laaae rbimei.
Also, five certain lots of ground situate In W est
Clearfield, Lawrence township, Clearfield county,
Po., bounded north by the Clearfield Park, eait,
sooth and weat by eertaia streets and slleys, and
containing one acre and about 80 perohes, having
a two-story frame dwelling nsaee, with kitchen
attaohed, and otber out buildings thereon erected .
Seised, taken la execution snd to be sold as the
property of ft allien. ei ttisbel.
A I io, a certain tract of land situate In Lawrence
township, Clearfield eounty, Pa., bounded as fol
lows i ua m a aorta by a. npaeamaa, soutn ay
Potter Rsad and Lewis Boom, weet by Alexander
Read, and east by Josiah Read, eoataiaiBg
acres, with shoot 60 seres cleared , and the bal
ance hi wood lead, aad witb a good vlen of ooal,
nd a ooal bank opened oa It, and navtog a good
farm house, bank bars, bearing orchard, sad
Beerasary out buildinge tboreoa. St-ited, taken In
exeeutioa and to be sold as tits property et Jordan
Read.
Also, ft eertaia traet of lead situate ta Heceerie
township, Clearfield county, Pa., eon tain In g about
any -six acres wiib iweniv are eeeee weereo, wav
ing a log bouse ana leg Darn erected tboreoa :
Bounded sast by Ashley, west by Waaler, aorth
bv Witberow, south by LNevling. Seised, taken
la execution ana to no eoia tae propsrty oi
j. t. Keagy ueicnuani ana nuiiem iteriins.gar-
aisbea.
Also, a certain tract of land situate la Jordan
township, Clearfield rouaty, Pe bouaded and de
scribed ae follows i Kast by property of r. llales,
west by O. H. Lytic, north by Joba Dunwoods
tract, south by J. W , Lamberns, eon tain in g about
two hundred acres with about thirty aeres cleared
and the balance In woodland having erected there-
ea a log boaso sad log stable and otbsr oat build
Ings. Belied, token In et ecu tton and to be sold
aa the property of Joslah T. Caldwell.
Atte, a eertaia vast oi tana situate in vreei
Clearfield, towoahin of Lawrence, Clearfield coun
ty, Pe-, boandrd sa tas aortb ay aa alley, rouin
by Nichols street, wsst by wee for street, east ay
property oiueorge wstsoa. neieea, taaea ia ex
eeuilon and to be sold as tbo property of Wa. H
Redebausb.
Also, all of Dsfendaet'a Interest (a all tbe tim
ber vet standing: unoa tbo following described
piece of Isnd situate ia Brady township, Clearftsld
eeuaty, Pa., beginning at a hickory, theaes sast
lib poroses to a sugar, to race norm ins pcreaea,
thence west 146 perebes, tbsaee south 188 psrehes
to plana sf beginning, aad heiag part af a larger
traet ta asms oi lasper otiver.
Also, all of Defendant's la ureal la aad Is all
the whits pin timber, steadlag ar layiag, that
will aneesare twslvs incbee across ths stamp, spoa
lbs following described piece ar traet of land tit-
aats IB Hreey town imp, iwiearnera eeuaty, rs.,
on tbo vTsterford aad Basquehaaaa turnpike aad
Hear esodlaadsr, as tho west by lead of Alle-
maa B I linger, ea Us sast by a read leading from
lienry Osodlaadar'i to M. Reoslagsr, ooalaiaiog
ebent 10 aeree.
Also, Defowdaat'i te tercet la all that pleas af
load sltaato U Jsrady tewisaip, vwarieia eeuaty.
. Srw wtliffflfttti."
Pa., knowa as tho Peats old saw mill dam, eon
tatnlng about 10 aeree, with the use of ths water
trlvtlege for holding and running lop anon, aod
etng a part of trail Na. SJ4.
Also, Defendant's Interest la sll the timber up.
oa tbe following deesribsd pleeo of land situ ale
la Brady township, Clearfield county, Pa., beg le
arn g ai a wmte oaa eorner, tbeaoe west I iu per
ohes to post eorner of laodseld le Hobert Pettun,
tbenoa north US perches le poei, thence east 61
perches to poat, thenoe south 38 perches te pott,
thenoe east 67 perohes to post, thence south 113
Cerehea to place of beginning, containing about
0 acres and allowance, witb steam saw mill and
otber buildings thereon ere j ted. Heised, taken in
executloa and to be sold as the properly of Wm.
uun.j.
A lee, a trials tract of lend situate la Karthaus
towaihip, Clearfield eounty, Pa., bouaded aorth
by lande of James Roueh, south by lands of Jane
Use), east by lands of David (lain is, and weat by
lends of Jamas Roach, eontainini 88 seres, and
having a log bouss, two log stables, and otber Im
provements thareon. Heiaed, taken ta oxeoutioa
and to bo oold as tbs propsrty of John Ilela.
Also, a certain lotot ground sttuais ta Anson
ville, Clearfield county, Pa., bounded and de
scribed as follows i North by publio road, suit
by Baptist church, sooth by sn alley, west by lot
of John Swan, as the property of J. W. Htraw,
having a two-story brisk bouse and stable, and
necessary out buildings thereon Holsed, taken
In execution and to be sold aa tha property of J.
w. ttiraw. -
Also, a oerlaln tract of land situate In TJtahville,
Clearfield county, Pennsylvania, to wit: Thros
hundred acres bought of Mathews bounded on the
east by other lands of Maibews, on tbs weat and
south by Dull oil and north by Joba Mathews,
Retted, lakea in execution, and to be sold as the
property al Simon MuParland.
Also, a oertaln tract of land sltuiti In Knox , I
township, Clearfield eounty, Pennsylvania, eon-1
lain tog about ninety-six acres with about thirty I
acres cleared, and having a small frame two etory I
bouse and small plank stable and otber out build
ings tbereun. bounded oo (be east by lands
former). Bamuel Powell, dee , on the west by 0,
A. Hoffman, south by land or William Pussy and 1
aorth by land of John M. Chase, and Dickey Kt. I
talc. Belted and taken in execution, and to be
aold as tbe properly of lienry Miles and Hose
Miles.
Trrrs or 8alb. The pries or sum at which
ths propsrty shall be struck off must be paid at
the time of sale, oreuebo ber arrangements
made as will be approved, otherwise tbs property
will bo Immediately put up and sold again at
tho sxpsnaa and risk of the person to whom It ;
was struck off, and who, la ease of deficiency at
aueh re sale, shall make good the ease, end ia i
ao instance will the Deed be presented la Court j
for confirmation unless ths money Is actually
paid to ths bhsriff. I
W. fi. MoPHKKSON, I
Saaxirr's OrricR, I bbenff.
Clearfield, Pa., Aug. 80, 1876. J I
Sheriff's Sale.
By virtus of sundry wriu of .fieri Faeiai Is
sued out of ths Court of Common Pleas of Clear
field eounty, and to no directed, (hers will be
exposed to public sale, at the Court Houee, In the
borough of Clearfield, oa Monday, tbe 1Mb day
of September, 1870, at 1 o'clock p. a. ths fol
lowing described real estats, to witi
All of Defendant's Interest la all that certain
piece or parcel of ground situate In Woodward
township, Clearfield county, Pa., bounded and
described as follows : Oo ths south by township
road leading from Houtsdale to Oleo Hope, oa
the north by an allsy, sn ths wsst by land of Ham
uel Kb off, and on the sast by land of John A.
UL...V aA I,... Hk din 4-i t.
and 1 60 feet back, having thereon erected a one-
story Ire me houss lox.iti feet, ana neccuery oat
build ioge, with a good well of water at the doer.
Also, one other pleeo of ground tn sams town
ship and eounty. bounded as follows: Ob tbo
north by publio road, sooth by land of Bamuel
Shoff, weet by land of Bamuel Hhoff, end east by
land of W. 11. Packers, containing about one
sixth of an aero, more or less, having erected
thereon a good blacksmith shop. Beixed, taken
ia execution and to bo sold as the property of
usury reters.
Also, all of Defendant's iatsrsst In and upon
the following described real estate situate In Chest
townahlp, Clearneld oonaty, fa bounded as lol-
lows : Beginning at the publio road leadiog from
Chest creek at tbs south west eorner of John J.
Snyder's lot i thence along his line to lino of 0.
P. Moore j thenoe along line of Moore to line of J.
Westover; thenoe along line of Wcitover to lino
of Bat bare Lloyd ; tbenoe along said land to ths
bank of Cheei creek thenoe along eaid creek to
the line of J. P. fry J tbenoe along line of J. P.
Fry to the sub lie road ; thenoe along publio road
to tbe plaoo of beginning, containing aboat 68
seres mors or Isss, and ths sams land now ia tho
possession of John J. Snyder. Seised, taken tn
exeeutioa and to bo sold ss ths property of Isaac
Kslrn.
Also, the following real estate sttnats In Burn
side town ib Ip, Clearfield county, Pa., being a
town lot with a two -etory frame house, and ont
buildings, boonded east by an alley, west by Maia
street, north by Daniel Fulton, and south by a
street. (Seised, taxed IB exeeutioa and to be sold
as ths property of 8. T. MeCormlek.
Also, tbe following real estate situate tn Beeearla
townabip, Clearneld county, re., containing about
68 aeres, with aboat 80 acres cleared, and having
a small log house, log stable and small emhard
thereon, bonnded as followsi Ob the east by .
Davis, weet by Pat Flynn, north by J. M. Smith,
sooth by cmtth ot. al. Belted, taken in execution
aod to bo sold as the property of J. P. QUI.
Aleo, nil of Defendant'e interest In all that eer
taia piece or parcel of ground situate la Curwena
ville borough, Clearfield eounty, Pa,, containing
oae town lot, boaaded as follows i Fronting 60
feet on State street to aa alley t thence 180 feet
north, to Stars street aod place of beginning,
known In plot of said borough as lot No. 0, having
thsreoa erected a log shop, used as a chair shop.
Seised, taken ia sxeention sad to be aold as tbe
property of William P. Chambers.
Also, all that oertain tract of land situate ia
Osceola borough, Clearfield eounty, Pa., bounded
and described as followsi On ths ssat by lot No.
I , oa tbs weat by lot No. I, ob the aorth by an
allsy, oa tbo south by Curtlo street, containing
one town lot. having thereon erected a good frame
bouse 41x47 loot, with kitchen attached, and used
for hotel purposes, knows as ths "Mountain
Uooae," with accessary oat buildiags. Soited,
taken la sxeootloa and to be sold as ths propsrty
of William H. Dancer.
Also, all that oertala piece or parcel of ground
Situate In Houtsdale borough, Clearfield county.
Pa., bounded and described as follows t Situate
on tbe eoutn -east eorner of tlenneh street and Oak
alley, bonnded en tbe Berth br Beaver alley, ob
the west by property of William Curren, and
known aad designated la plea of said borough as
lot No. I, having thereon erected a two-story
frame boesa, with basemsnt fsr bar room, and
known as ths "Union Hotel" in the borough of
Houtsdale, Seised, taken in execution and to bo
sold as ths property of A. W. O'lirady.
Also, lbs following real estate situate la .louts- i
dais borough, Clearfield county, Pa., being one
town lot Ib said borough, with a two-story trams
house, situate ea Sue street aod Bpruoe alley,
and knowa and designated in plot of said borough
as lot No. 226, Seised, taken in exeeutioa and to
bo sold as ths property of 0. Girard.
Also, all that oertain tract or body of hltmuia
oua sua) lands situate, lying and being la the ,
township of Woodward, eounty of Clearfield, and '
State of Pennsylvania, bounded and described as
follows. Beginning at the maple, gons, bow
stone eorner, common eorner of org In el surveys
ia the aame of Wm. W liter, Roland Brans, and
Bamuel Kmlinoi north 86 west 111 perches to a
hemlock ( tbeaoe aortb 63 oast 278 perobes to a
post) tbenoe south 86 degrees 121 perches to a
post thsBOS south 62 west 184 perches to a amall
rock oak i tneoos suata ss east sob perebes te a
post thenoe south 68 west 114 perches to a poet;
tnenoe norm sa weet io peronee to atone i tbenoe
south 63 weet 18 perebes to a post; thenoe south
68 west 60 perobes to a post ; tbenoe south S6 east
S3 perebes to a post j thenoe south 6.1 west 204
perches te a wmte pine; thenoe nnrih 88 west
14 o-io perches to a wults oakt thenoe aortb 08
east 118 perches to a pott i thenoe north 86 west
fill perohes to a fallen hemlock tbenoa la an
saeteriy direction oi a small stream perohes to
a hemlock t thenos 2V west T2 perches to a white
oak atump j tbenoe 63 wast 9 perches to a post j
thenos north 3i wsst 81, peruhes to a post ; thence
south 63 west 108 1-10 perches to smsll hemlock j
thenos south 62 sast 01 i perches to a f allaa heia-
ioor i tnenoe soutn west iz perenet te a pout j
tbenoa north 88 west aeress Clearfield ereek llo,
perches toapostf thenoe north 63 east 281 perenes
piece ot beginning, ooniatoing nine auaured
d alno acres more or lees, and being parts of
three several traeta oi land eurveyed ea warrants
g raa ted la 17V8, granted by ths Commoawsaltb
of Pennsylvania, woe te Hem uel fi in line, one to
Roland Uveas, and one to William "liter, wfa oh
parts of traet above described have by divers good
eouveyeoocs and assurances la law became vested
ia Usvid Mental. .
Oa this body of land there are several Improve
ment i First, borne farm, with about 108 aores
cleared, large houss, bara, aod other outbuildings
toereon orectea.
No. 3. Tbe Alexander farm, with about alxtv
acres si eared, bouas bare, asd sther outbuildings.
No. 8. Tbs D. Pbiliipa larm, witb about forty
acres cleared, log bouse, log stab Is, and ore bad ?
thereon.
No. 4. Tho Thomas Dtxoa, with about twenty
aeres cleared, with small log houss snd stabls
thereon.
No. 6. Tbo Joba Fulferd form, with about forty
acres eiearea.
Ms. fi. Ths John Larva farm, with about fortf.
fivs aeres cleared. Belted, takes In ei Motion aad
to ao sold as tbe property of David O. liansal
Also, by virtue of a writ of Fitri Faeim$. on
Tuesday, tbo 18th of September, si 1 o'oloek b
m., at the Oourt House, la Clearfield, tbe following
oeserinea property, to wit!
aiso, a eertaia traet of lead la Bradford twp.
Clsarfi eld sountr. Pa., bedouins at a aost on tbo
south-west eorner of tract, aad north weat eorner
of Wm. Lewis' aurvey, thence by Thomas Parka
and hrb. Albert m Brothers' land sast 106 per
ebes to post, thence by Wm. Albert A Bros.' land
aorta ids pcfenea te eorner or ramaei Laaaberry'a
land, tnsnos ny na rati si i.aninsrrv west iwa per.
shea Io line of John Barclay survey, thence by
John Ma relay and land or wm. Albert Bros,
south 16ft Perches to beginning, Containing 178
aeres and 148 psrehes, being part of tho Joba
v augna sunrsv, aad same land ta dead from w m.
A. Wallace, deed book "FF," page 284, having
aboat -aores cleared, with a small house, two
small stables and a niaeksmitb sbop thereon
reserving aboat 8 acres tbst baa beea sold off ia
lots at the Woodland Fire Brick works, also.
Servian: aboat 24 aeres that baa aeea ssid of ta
lots east of Woodland Fire Briok works, also
aboat 8 aeres sold to T- A 0. R. R. Co.
Also, a certain traet af land la Bradford twp.
Clearfield oonaty. Po.. beginning ot a black oak,
tbenoa by lead of Jaeeb Psaroe 1674 perebes to
house, tbeaoe by Jona Stewart eaat 118 perebes to
stone, tbease by Thomas ll eii aoria io7t per
ebes to aost, theaes by Crewel's land west 118
perebee to begins lag, eoa lain teg lot aeres aad
sa perenes, net eg part or tae Awirew re.ui eur
vev. the same land la deed from David Foreev,
recorded la deed bonk No. 3, page 206, having
aboat ft aeres cleared theteea,
Also, a eertaia tract of land sliuale la Bradford
tewaebip, Clearfield eeaaty, Pa., beginning at a
whlto ash, taease by R. Bt.wart aorth 16 east
100 aerobes ta post, theaes by Bartswlek Beck
aorth 66 west 106 perobes te pest, tbsaee south
as west ivw pereeee te pen, weuee oy rouy
atoCKaaaaa, ao.io. It aau ISO harrbM b.ta
alag, aootalnlng 100 aeres, being part of a larger
aurvey la tbe Berne or mart o a tiouetun,
aod sams Isnd la deed from jr, p. Hurt thai,
recorded In deed book "W." iae 47.
A Iso, a eertaia piece of land ia Bradford twp.,
Clearfield anuotr. Pa., beginning at a whits oak
stump, tnenoe ny wm. Albert m m
kill Kolt east 166 pcrebss U post, thenoe by lead
of Wm, Albert A Bros, oast M8 perobss to post,
thenoe by Woodland Fire Brick Co s land wast
166 to alones, thsnso by land of Wm. Albert A
Bros, north t8 per. to beginning, son tain lug 136
aores, about 20 acres ol which Is cleared, being
part oi a survsv la ths Bams or Jane Campbell,
and same land In ded from F. P. ilurxthal, re
sumed ib deed book 'W," pegs 78, having there
on three new large dwelling., with stables and
other out buildings, a hwuie and liable, a two
atory frame house, (formerly occupied by Uoorge
Albert, wagn makers shop, grain house, drug
store and post ofiios building, tin shop building,
li-atory plank house, reserving about l'.aorei thai
has been eold oR In towa lots, also, abuttt T aores
to T. A C K. R. Co.
Also, the coal la a eertaia traet of lead la
Brad lord lowotbip, Clearfield county, Pa., begin
ning at a ohettnut oak, thenoe by Uoorge Tumor's
land sast 88 perches to stone, tbsnoe south 60
pet she to stones, thenos by John H. Turner wsst
30 perches to stones, thenoe north 60 perobss t"
beginning, being part of tbe Wm. Lewis survey,
and the sams land in deed from J. W. Smith, re
corded Io deed book "Y," page 8U0.
ai, crrum piece or tens situate in nrauiuro
townshiD, Clearfield eounty, Pa., deaeribed as fol
lows t Beginning at a post corner thenoe h
land of Iiaac Kline and otber land of Wm. Albert
and Bros., eait W perobes to post eorner thenoe
by lands of Jacob Pearos aortb 176 perches to
pott eorner; thence by land of flnorge Barger
watt 08 perches to port corner! thence bv otber
land of Win. Albert A Bros., south 176 perohes In
p'ut eorner and place of beginning, containing
I (10 acres, mors or Isss. having about four acres
cleared, beiog part of survey in Bams of John
Campbell, and ths sams land described In deed
from O. L Keed and J. F. Weaver, recorded ia
deed book No, 7, page Tl.
Also, a oertain piece of land eltusts In Bradford
township, Clearfield eounty, Pa,, described as
follows: Beginning at a whits oak corner;
thenoe by otber lends of Wm. Albert A Bros, and
J. II. U ear hart, east 180 perches to a small hem
lock corner i tbeooe by other lands of Wm. Albert
A Bros, north IT6 perches to a whits pins eorner ;
thence by land of Peter Barger's betri, west 26
perches to a small bemlook eorner i tbeaoe bv
aaid lande eoutb 26 par. to post corner, tbenoe by
said land wsst 136 perobes to post corner tbsnoe
by Isnd ot Hobert Lao i berry toutb 1&0 perches
to a white oak eorner and plans of beginning,
containing Ui acres, mure or less, with about 4l
acres cleared, and being pari of survey In name
of Joba Campbell, and the same land described
in deed from u. L Used and J. r. Weaver, re
oorded in deed book No. 7, page 71, having a two
story houss, log stable aod bearing orohard there- I
on.
Also, a eertaia piece of land iltuate la Bradford
township, Clearfield eounty. Pa., described aa fol- j
lows : Ueglnning at a white oak eorner t tbence
by other land of Wm. Albert A Bros, east 100
perebee to a post eorner; thence by land of Bli
Boll 176 psrehes to post corner thenos by Brad
ford Church lot, land of Benjamin Lanaberry and
Isaac Bargnr, west 100 psrehes to post corner)
theaes by land of Bamuel Laosberry and other
land of Wm. Albert A Bros, 176 perebes to whits
osk eorner and place of beginning, eontaining 100
acres, mors or less, having about 96 aeres cleared,
having thereon erected a two-story frame house
and a bank barn, wagon shed and otber necessary
out buildings, and a bearing orohard, being part
of surrey in name of Charles Stewart aod John
Vaughn, and the same land deaeribed In deed
from ti. L. Reed and J. F. Weaver, recorded in
deed book No. 7, page 71 aod known as ths
Absalom Barger place.
Also, a certain pleeo of land situate in Morris
town ib iii, Clearfield eonnty, Pa., described as fol
lows: Begin sing at ao old hemlock eorner;
tbenoe by Jehn Taylor surrey aouth 87 degrees
sast 288 perches to post eorner thence by land
of A. B. Peoree aorth I degrees east 178 perebee
to a post corner thenoe by ssid Isnd south 87
degress eait AO perobes to a post corner ; thenoe
by W. D. K Irwin survey Borth 1 degree esst 62
perebes to aa old pins corner; tbeaoe by Walter
K U wart tnrvey north 89 degrees wsst 320 perebes
to sn old hemlock corner ; tbenoe by land of Jas.
Potter and J. W. Leonard, south 1 degree west
228 pcrebss to aa old hemlock and plaee of begin
ning, eontaining 878 aores, more or less, being
part of survey io name of William Stewart, and
part of same land described ta deed from Oeorge
Wilson, recorded la deed book "W," page 768,
Also, a eertaio piece of land in Boggs township,
Clearfield eounty, Pa., beginning at a post oor
ner of MoCullough, Dolea and others ; thence by
Bembany Bnydcr aad P. Doltn Berth 180 to poet
by white oak ; tbenoe by residue eaat 126 to cor
ner tbence by asms south 1B0 perches to post j
theoes by MoCullough wsst to beginning, eon
taining isi seres and V0 psrcbi
being part of the Ooorge Hoot man tract, and
same land In deed from W. A. Wallace, recorded
in deed book "T," page 738.
Also, a certain piece of land In Woodward twp,
Clearfield eounty, Pa., beginning at a chestnut;
tbenoe by John Logaa north 26 west 447 perches
to post thence by aame and Joseph Logan north
14 east 148 porches to poet; thenos by William
MoCullough south 884 east 112 perches to post;
thenoe by Parley May hew aouth 1, wsst 100 psr
ehes to sugar maple; thenos by same and Jacob
Horn north Si west 98 psrehes to beginning con
taining 128 acres and 65 perches . ..
being sans land described la deed book "U,"
page 743.
Also, all the mineral right of Wm. Albert, Geo.
Albert and llenrv Albert In a traet of land site-
ate in Boggs township, Clearfield eonnty, Pa.,
beginning at a hickory eorner at ths lans of Geo.
lurner : tbenoe by John Wisor aortb isi perenes;
thenoe fay L. Blaine's land ssat 69 perehss ; tbence
by S. Loop's land west to becinaing, eontaining
48 aeres, being apart of the Ana Stewart eurvey
and same taod in deed from Abram Wisor, record
ed ia deed book "X," page 888.
Also, a certain traet of land situate la Bradford
towmbip, Clearfield eounty, Pa., beginning at a
post thence north li east 91 perebes Io post;
tnenoe norm l west lus perenes te post oa oin
l ivo percnea te pvwm m
ios along said road south 68,
south 21 eait 12.S perebes,
bee, south 60 east 8.4 per-
at ileshurg road ; thenoe
BJl.3 perobes, sonta
south 2 west 12 percbi
ebes, aoath T7f sast 10.4 perches, soath 66 sast
14.B perebes to place ot beginning, eontaining so
acres and 88 perebes, being the Joseph Barger
land, and sams land as la deed from Robert
Lanaberry, Francis V. Campbell aad 8. A. Cald
well. Executors, deed reoordsa is book "CO.,"
Pg 14.
Also, all tne interest or aaia nuiiam, nenry
and Oeorgo Albert, supposed to be a one-eighth
interest ia a eertaia piece of land Ib Bradford
township, Clearfield eounty, Pe., bounded aortb
by lands of Joba Stewart, east by Wm. Albert A
roe., soutn ay sums, wsst by sams and Sen jam in
Lanaberry, known as the Peter Barger homestead,
ontaining 190 aeres, about K0 acres cleared,
being part or a surrey la the name or John Camp
bell, and tha earns land ia doed from Marian
Waple and lienry Waple, recorded la deed book
- r r , page zv, naving a good term noute, nam
and out buildings, aad bearing orchard thsreoa.
Also, all liefeodants interest tn a oertain piece.
of land, bounded oa ths west by Peter Barger's
estate, east by Westly Shirey, north by Daniel
B to wart, south by George H. Barger, containing
80 acres, aboat 40 aeres cleared, known as lienry
Crowvll place, baring a log house, log barn and
sear i tig oronara toereon. ,
Also, sll Defendants' Interest In tho Job. Barger
estate, in Bradford township, being one heir's
Mrs. Millar) share, Beid estate ts bounded on
tho west by land of Ellis Pearee, east by Isnd of
B. A. Caldwell, W. D. Bigler, and B. J. Caldwtll,
oorth by land of T. H. Forcey and township road,
south by land of Abram Pearos, eontaining 176
acresjabuut 120 of which is cleared, having a good
frame bouse and barn, and necessary out build
ings snd bearing orchard tbersoa.
Also, a oertala piece ot land ia Deoatur town
ship, Clearfiell county, Pa., beginning at the
south-east eorner of ths tract; thetioe west 108
perobes to b post) thence north 83 perobes to
post ; thenoe 108 perches to post ; thenoe aouth 83
porches to beginning, eontaining 60 acres, being
oat or tbe south-seat eorner ot too I nomas Blew.
art tract, aad the aame land la deed from J. W.
Smith, recorded ia deed book "BH," pan 618,
Also.aecrtahi piece ot land tn Hours township.
ClearDald Co., fa., bounded by land of J. ax,
Chess and Clearneld ereek, eontaining about 16
acre i and known as me manoorn railing ground.
Also, a certain piece or land la w oodward two.,
Clearfield Co., Pa., eontaining about one acre,
knowa ae the upper rafting ground, at Bust dam,
on uiearBsid ereek.
Also, a oertain piece of land situated In Wood-
ward township, Clearfield eounty, Pa., described
na follows i Begin a tog at a pest eorner) thence,
east 2t)0 perches to stone heap ; thenoe, by land
ol joba Harrison ana Joespa Ulsrk south xat
perebes to post eorner tbenoe, by Holaad a. tans
survey north 40 degrees west 200 perebee to post
eorner i tbenoe, by Bamnsl Bmlia survey, aorth
60 degrees sast 80 perch en to poet; thence by
said survsy north 4U degrees weet 100 perohes to
met eorner ana piece oi Beginning, oonietning
20 seres, more or less, bet ox nert of survey tn
name of "Chemny Riokotts" and the same land
described in deed mm Jas. T. Leonard, recorded
io deed book "AA, page zat.
Also, a oertain piece of land situated la Wood
ward township, Clearfield Bounty, Pa., described
thence by residue of John McClelland, south li
degrees wsst I6J perches to a poet thence, by
Mary Conoly survey, north 78 dexrees east 160
psrehes to post; thenoe "Mary Neal" survey,north
it degrees east ios perebes to a rJireb corner;
Ibence, by "Joseph Clark" survey, aorth 8H, de
grees weet 140 perohes te Hemlock eoraer aad
place of beginning, eontaining lo0 acres, more
or lees, beini part ol aurvev In the name of Joba
McClelland aad the aame land described la deed
f mm W. B. Alexander, recorded la deed book
FF," pags 671 oa tbs lfttb of November, 1870.
Also, a eertaia piece of land situated In Wood
ward township, Clearfield county, Pa., described
as followsi Beginning, ate Hemlock eorner) tbeaee
by "Robert Mctlee" aurvey, south 09 degrees salt
lift perenes to a nemioea eorner ; tnenee, oyiona
Harrisea survey, aorth 1 degree east 71 perches
to post corners ; thenoe by residue of Peter Lewder
aurvev. north 89 degrees west 100 perehss te post
eorner i thsnee by said survey, north 1 desree
east 80 perches to pest eorner thence, by same
survey, norta ev aegrses west iex a-inperehes to
a bemloek eorner; iheaoe, by Reuben uaiaesand
Busan Ward surveys, aouth 104 degrees west 84
perches te aa old pise eoraer j theooe by Bamuel
Kmlta survsy, soath 84 east 164 psrebss te a
hemlock eorner aad place of beginning, eon tale
lug 1 68 acres and 134 perebes, more or less, heiag
part of survey la tbs asms of Peter Loader aad
tbo same lead described ta dssd from Joseph Beat
record td la deed book No. 1, page 2AS j having a
largs saw mill, small houee aad good stabls erected
laereea
Also, a esrUlB pises af land situated la Wood
Ward towashlp, Clearfield eounty, Pa,, deaeribed
as followsi Beginning at a post eorner, theses
by John McClelland survey, south 87 degress seat
1 1ft perches to a burch eoraer t theaes, by Mary
Nisi survey, Berth 2 degrees east 161 perches te
(est eorner j tbeaee by said survey, soatk 86 sast
perehss to ft beech eorner thenoe by Thee.
Maslea. aorth three dewreee east SS a. 16 tvatekas
to pest thenos, by reei due of Joseph Clark aortb
81 degrees west 144 perebes to port corner tbseee
by Robert Me (see Survey, south I degrees weet
101 psrebss to a bemleek eorner t thenoe, by Rol-
ssd Rvbbs survey, soath kt degrees east 111
aa robes to a hireh eoraer i lean, he awJS earee
- 1 Mt. II 4frM. mat II .ka, ta ,.rt Mrwar
Sew Qtotttismtnii.
and place of beginning, containing 107 acres lad
perebee and allowance ; eerveyed fa the aame of
Joseph Clark, having erected thsreoa a small
house and stable, aad about in aeres el eared,
Alee, all decadents' Interest In timber and mla
veU oa aad la a eertaia piece of lead ia Deaatar
'owasbln, Clearfield eounty, Pa., aeuBded as fol
tows i Begloatng at a post; lbs nee by land of
Jsmee Phtllipa and Wm. Albert A Bros, south S
west 80 perebee to clones theaoo by Wm. Albert
A Bros, load south 87 sestlitf.ft perebes to slsneej
theaes by same west 8 east 80 psrehes ts stake j
thenoe by lead of Jam si Mile hell aorth IT west
106.6 perehss to eleeo of beginning eon lain lag 6
scree and allowance, being out of tbe aorth west
eorner of tbe Thomas BtewarUon survey, aad pari
if aame land In deed from J. W. Smith. raeord
is deed hook "X," pass 88 and the earns land now
owned and occupied by John Phillips.
men, an aeivnuaaia io teres, in us iimoer en
mlnarale ia and on a oertain piece of land ia De
"Btur townahlp, Clearfield eounty, Pa.,boanded as
followst Beginning at a post; tbenoe bv load
now owned by John Phillips, oast 100 perohes to
(tones tbenoe by Jobs Kepheart's land soath 80
perches to post thenoe by R. M itchell's lend, weet
i os perebee to post i toonee ay Mary Head wish
survey, north 80 perches to place of beginning eo.
amiag any aeres ana allowance being part of a
(urvev ia the name of Thomas Stewarlsoa aad
part of sams Isnd Ib deed from J. W, Smith, re
lorded lo deed book "AY pass 88. and tbs sataa
land now owned by John Rowlss.
Also, all defendants interest la tbs timber and
minerals oo and la a oertala piece of land la Do
'atur townabip. i; learned eounty, fa., bounded as
follows : Beginning at a staka ; tbence by lead of
Mitchell aod C. A J, Mease, east 100 perebes
to post tbenoe by residue of survey south S2fi
pecbes to old Unci thenos by old tins west 100
perches to poat; thenos bv land of Robert Miteboll.
.ions now lea and Joan runups aortn sav perenes
to beginning, eontaining two bondrod aeres aad
allowances being part of ths Thomas 8tewarUoa
array and tbe same land described ia doed from
w. Mm lib, recorded la deed book "x." Dago
300, aad bow owned by Joha Kephart
aim, an defendant interest ia tbo umasroaa
eertaio piece of land la Beeearia township, Clear
ieia eounty, fa., oootalsmg about 19 acres aad
known as ox bow tract owned by Heary White
ids.
Also, all tho Interest of William Albert, Oeorge
Albert aad Henry Albert in a oertala lot la Wood
land, Bradford township, Clearfield eounty. Pa.,
bounded on the east by an alley, south by Wood
and rire Brick company o land, oa ths east by
Wm. Albert A Bros'.,on tbe soath by public roevd.
con taiti ing sboul three-fourths of aa acre having
a good large house 22x40 thsreoa and known as
tbe Woodland Hotel or B. B. PI urn mer House.
Also, all of their Interest la four eertaia lota ia
Bradford township, Clearfield eounty. Pa., boaad
ed on tho south by P. R R. ob the east, west A wsst
by wm. Albertauros.oootainingabootoneaera,
having a good small house thsreoa, knowa as
David McCaully propsrty.
aiso, an tneir interest IB roar certain leto ib
Bradford townrhip, Clearfield county, Pa., bound
ed oa south by public road oa east aad west by
wm. Albert nros', aad oa ths norta ay pumie
road, containing aboat thres-fourths of aa aero,
having a good small hones and stabls thersoB,
known as the Thomas L. Waple property.
aiso, an their interest la three oertaia iota ta
Woodland, Bradford township, Cloarfield county,
Pa., bounded sn ths north bv Main street oa tbo
east by P. 0. Bletuaberger lots, oa the soath by
an alley oa tbs weet by D. Peodsrgast lotwcentala-
ing about urss-ioarths or aa aero knowa as t. if.
UcKnally Iota occupied by Dr. J. Llta haviai a
good houss, stabls and ottos thsreoa.
aiso, on tneir interest la two eertaia tost la
Wool dead, Bradford towashlp, Clearfield Bounty,
Pa bouaded eo aorth by Mela street, oa east by
J. B. McKaally lots, ea soath by alley, oa west
by A. it. lay lor lot, eontaining about one-half aa
acre known as D. Pendergut Iota, baring a hoosa
aad stabls thereon.
Also, all their Interest la two certain lost la
Woodland, Bradford township, Clearfield county,
Pa., bonnded en the aorth by Mala street, oa east
by D- Peodergast lots, oa south by alley, oa west
by Joba Peterson lot. containing about ens-half
an aero knowa as Joha Pattersoa lost.
Alio, all their iaterest Ib a oertain let la Wood.
land, Bradford township, Clearfield eounty. Pa,
bounded on the aorth by Main street, oa east by
wa, a i Den a oroe ., oo south by r. H, R. Co., oa
west by R. Lsosberrv lot. eontainini abouat oae-
f jurth acre knowa as Wm. Hall lot. having amall
oouso inereoa.'
Also, all thsir tntorsst la three eertaio lots ta
Woodland, Bradford towaihip, Clearfield ooaaty.
Pa., boonded oa aorth by Maia street, ea sast by
Wm. Hall lot. oa south by P. R. R. Co. oa wsst
by Benj. Laosberry, eon tai Bins three-fourths of
aa acre, knowa as R. Laosberry lots, having a
smau nouse ana stable toereon.
Also, all their iaterest la a eertaia lot la Wood
land, Bradford township, Clearfield eounty, Pa.,
bounded oa the aorth by Main street, oa the east
by R. Laosberry lots,on ths soath by P. R. R. Oa.
on tbe west by Wm. Albert A Bros'., eon tain tog
about one-fourth aero knowa aa Beajamta Laas-
berry lot bavtug a small bouss thereon.
Also, all Wm. Albert A Bros.' iaterest la a cer
tain lot io Woodland, Bradford township, Clear
flsid county, Pa., boonded oa the south by Maia
stress, east by George Bret's lot, north by alley,
weat by W. Albert A Bros., son tain tn aboat i
of aa acre, with house and stable thsreoa, new
occupied by Otto Book.
aiso, sji tneir iaterest ta a eertaia lot la wood
land, Bradford towaihip, Clearfield ooaaty, Po
bounded on the soath ny Main street, sast by
alley, aorth by alley, wsst by R. B. Bhirsy.s lot,
oon tain ing aboat t aero, ha v lag a small hoosa
tnereoo, known as b. w. 61oC lee aeea let.
Also, ell their interest ia a certain lot in Wood
land, Bradford township, Clearfield ooaaty, Pa.,
bouaded ea the aortb by Maia street, east by hi.
J. Caldwell's lot, south by alio, west br Wm.
Albert A Bros- ooalaiatac k aero, kaowa as tha
Jerry U raft us let, having a small boose there exu
Aleo, all their Iaterest ia a certain lot ia W ood
les d, Bradford township, Clearfield ooaaty, Pa.,
sounded oa tho aortb by Main street, wsst by
Jerry Urstfius' lot, south by allsy. sast by Jos.
Uiilmaa's lot, eon tain ing about i acre, aad kaowa
as the M. J. Caldwell's lot, having a hoses thera-
Also, all their Iaterest la a oertala lot la Wood-
lead, Bradford township, Clearflsld ooaaty, Pe,
Douaea on tae aorta ay aiaia street, west by m.
J . Caldwell's lei, l0Bth bv alley, eaat bv Thomas
Siemens' lot, ooataialag about i aero, with tmall
oom tnereoB, knowa as JesepB tsilimaa s let.
Also, all their interest in a oertaia let ia Wood
land, Bradford townahlp, Cloarfield eeuaty, Fa
bounded south by Maia street, west by 1 hem as
Stevens' lot, south by alls, east by W. Albert A
ores, eontaininw aboat fi acre, kaowa aa Uueriee
Craln lot, having a small house thsreoa.
iso, on tneir interest to a eertaia wt ta woo-aland,
Bradfbrd township, Clearfield Bounty, Pa,
boaaded south fey Maia street, west by W. Albert
A Bros., aorth by alley, sast by J. Dais lot, son
touting aboat about , acre, having a small boyie
thereon, known as M. A. Merideth lot.
Also, aO tneir interest la a certain lot la Wood-
hod, Bradford towaihip, Clearfield ooaaty, Pa,
bonnded south by Main street, west aSj) J. Dale
lot, aorth by allsy. east by other lots, containing
aboat ft aero, and kaowa as 0. at. Caidwalader's
let.
Also, all thsir Iatsrsst la a eertaia lot la Wood.
land, Bradford township, Clearfield ooaaty, Pa.,
boanded aorth by Maia street, wsst by 0. W.
Barger lot, south try alloy, oast by W. Albert A
Bros, sod tam log aboat i acre With amall houee
ana etabie tbersoa, knowa as i-eroy 0. jrauiABer
lot.
Also, all thslrlntsre ta A eertakt lot la WoM
land, Bradford township, Ciearfiald eounty, Pa,
bounded south ky Mam street, east by W. Albert
jJros.,west by jaeob H. Uerr lot. aortb by alloy.
containing i acre, having a good hoaas aad stable
tnereoa, kaowa as u. uoas lot.
Alto, all their Iaterest Ib four oertala lota la
Woodland. Bradford towashlp. Ciearfiald count v.
Pa., boanded oa tbo aorth by publio road oa tha
sast, aoath aad west by Wa. Albert A Bros', eon
taining about oas aero, having a small houss and
stab) thereon, kaowa as Jacob Qreoa lata.
Also. ei thsir Interest ta four eertaia lota ia
Woodland. Bradford township. Clearfield ooantm.
Pa., bounded on tbe north by public rood on east,
soath and west by Wm. Albert A Bros', eon tain-
Ing about three-fon tbs or aa aero, naving a Buuee
thsreoa, known as Jamas Mo Donne 14 lots. Seised,
taken in execution and to bo oold as tbe property
of William Albert, Uoorge Albert and lienry Al
bert. Also, by tirtua of write of Lar. Fa.
anil Pi. Fa., at tfa Court flouta io Cloar
ftold, oa Tuosday, Saptombar 26th, ttat
following described real estate, to wit :
Uartain laoao in uraaiora tow nan in,
Clearlield oountv, Pa, ona pieoa begin
uiog at a chestfl.it oornr survey ad in tbo
nam of Wm fitowart, Wm. La wis, Aaron
Low and ary Stewart, tho do bv Wm.
Stewart W lilt p to a poat, Ihoooebrraa-
idue of tbe Aaron Levy survey. 310 p
to the lino between John Barclay and A.
Levy survayi, tnenoe ft Djr same lily p to
i pine oorner, tnenoo dt onn vaugon
Wta. Lewis aurvev, S 310 porches to dIaoo
of beginning, containing 202 acres and 1
pare hoa, being tne oaatormoat bait called
Lew's cboioe. surveyed on warrant cranl
od to Aaron Levy, dated 27th July, 1792,
having about IfO aoraa cleared, a two-atory
house, amall barn and bearing orchard
thereon.
Also, one other pieoe of taod beginning
at a white oak, thenoe oaatorly by tend of
Uiohael Boult and Absalom rieroa 7H p to
pout, tbenoa S 222 p to post, tbenoe W by
wm Lewis survey to p to post, tnenoe n
222 p to nlaoo ef beginning, oonlasniBA
102 acres, being out of the Jane CatabU .
aurvey, about 30 aoree of whioh is cleared, ,
having too wooaiana iioro ooueo tTtHtasnf
nnd a frame dwelling house formerly oc
cupied by Wm, Albert, a small baro.omail
bouse nnd otber improvement toerwon.
Alas, oae other ptess, teginaing al a eoraer
post of lsaas Kline's, east tt perches to a pest
eornet of Joseph Barger: tbenee by his lead soath
88 per. to a post theaes by land of Jeha Kline
west voe. perenes tnenee ay isaas a, us
aorth fid perehss, sea lain leg If aeres.
aim, oae other piece, being tae sales ee or tas
Wat, Lewis survey, boaaded by toads W Absalom
Pierce oa tbo oast, aod Btewert survey ea the
sealh. Ooorge Taraer's lead oa too west, aad
Jsno Campbell survey aa tha aorta, seatataiag
AO aeree.
Also, oas other pleeo, eealelnlng M aeres, part
of the W m. Lewis survsy, being tbo Joseph drey
premises boundsd by Jaoe Gamp be I survey, aad
on the north ay other lands of Jos. Gray. ,
aiso, eoeetosr pises of isae eeaiaiaieg as sea
t a. raa, iolalo, laaJ. af laa. allaa, Bala, fart
ot lha
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