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THE REPUBLICAN.
CI.KAKFIKLl), PA
WtUNKStlAV UOHNINO, JL'LY II, lTt.
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lieokmsin elf', are oar ouiy i.irfii
in N-w York City. .
Ni Ml-RHAT, ra-ior. nvrvicvv Tir7 n-uu-m ,
at lot) A M., audi P.M.
Sabhath hrthool at 9 A. M.
Prayor MaatiOft amy Thyuday, at 7ft r. M.
Coutn uoton tiarvioa, flnt Sabbath ttf avary
mouth, at lflft A. M.
ct ClenrflcU M. IC. hureh Rmi.
William II. 1ii l and W. H. Wiraon, Paitora.
I'lraobing avary alltrnat Hundav, at o'clock,
I'. M. Sunday School at Jj, P. M All ar ia
rltcd to attend.
Prbterlnn Church .Kt. II. 8. Run. in.
Snbbatb arvi mornlni and avuninf fab
bath riobool at S P. M. Prayar Minting Wednaa
dir araninj.
M. fraiicla thiirrh (."athollf Hpt. P.
J. (J uihidak. Pr-aoliint at 0 o'olook, A. M..0B
the 6rl, third and fourth Sundays of aacb month ;
a(raand Hoeadlfitiun of th JUcaaed Haaramaut
at 7 o'elottk, P. M.Kuuday 8ebuul tvory Sunday
aftcrnovB at I o'clock.
OFFICIAL IIRKCTORY.
TIMI OF loLDtM Qt'ARTXU SXSJMOffS OOtlBT.
Peennd Monday or January.
Third Monday of March,
Fust Monday ef June.
Vourlb Monday of September.
TIHB Or ill IP I SO COMMON M.BAI.
First MrnidaT of June. i
Hoeond Monday of November. 1
ruiLio or? ic Em.
Prtidnt -ftdgt lion. Charles A. Mayer, of
Awitant Lmw Jig-. John It. Orris, of
Belief onto.
Aoint9 Jwrfyft AbrBl Ogln, Clearfield J
Vincent B. Holt, Cl--.rf.tld.
ProlkotttHaryKU Bloom,
Ntgiattr mnd Hwriar-h. J. Morgan.
ihitrict Attorntif Wrn. M. Mr-Cullough.
7,rmttirfr lvid MeUeughey.
.S'Aeri Andrew Pents, Jr.
(,'owty 5NriyrrMlimutl P. McCIkey, Cur-
Cotmry Cwwifoeri Clrk Brown, CImf
Arid 1 ThornM A. McUtt, Chect P. O.f UurU
Honvor, Clearfield.
Coumtp i-WtHM- Cbrl-I, J. kMkxr. OIo
Hnp 1 tSaoinol A.( llwU, WIlHajniroT; Jobs
(J. Cutiner, Burmtd.
r (.WwiMr J. B. NetT, Nt WaibiDgton,
Jury CVatiaoiirt Dr. Jumea P. lturcbfield,
Cl-arb d, J(ipb Alciaoder, W oodward.
SmfttnmtntUnt t'ublio SvkovU John A.
Grt-Kiiry, Curwnvilla.
tularin PubtieJuhn W. Wrlflfj, Win. Ha
drlianh, Pyrin Gordon, ClfarOald; Joapb H.
Irwin, N K. Arnold, CarwMiville; J. 3. Linle,
(ipceola MiMt t J. A. I,ivinntont. lulloli City.
Oar Sfirtt onniB is decidedly ioUreeting in
a IookI point of f lew, and profitable reading to
outaidera who want to eeve moaey.
T. A. Flwk A Co. tiuvo removed
their Mure to IJral'aaa'i brik building.
$0 nnlv for a lario lull sack oi'SulL
at J.,1.0 McUeuiber's gmoery. !
T. A. FliK'k iV. Co. liUVO IVlIlOVed 1
thlr -tore 10 (Irahnrn's brick ruilding.
fl r.7.. , 1 1 .
Dr. iln Ih having a handsome:
porch built in front of Lis residence, on Second ,
r
T. A. Fleck v Co. havo removed 1
tbelr store to (irahsm's brick building.
Hev. W. H. Iill will preach at tho
Wolf Run Hvho'd flonae neit Sundny, July 22,
at ft o'clock r. R 1
T. A. Fleck c Co. havo removed
tLeir store to Ursltam's Iriok building.
Tho RherifT's Sale", J.ist of Jurors,
Court Proclamation for September term, and
other new ndwriiftninti will be found In oor col
umns tc-dny.
Harry F.Wallace, Knq.,ot thisphico.
Is attending the July term nf the V. S. District
Court, in res ion at Erie, In the cor.eelty of a
juryman.
Tho brick work on the dwellings of!
of lion. Aaron C . Tate and Dr. Scbenrer la aout
compleled. Flnt Street Is nnu-h Improred In
looks hy their erection. j
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Thoso of onr eitirens who want to
save fie yer reef. 00 their School and Street
taxes had better be looking around for District
Treasurer Wbltahill. The time for discounting
will soon run out.
Onr towiinnait, H. II. Shaw, is said
to be in luck. An oil well at Elk City, Clarion
county, In which be owns an interest, commenced
pumping hut week at the rate of sixty barrels
per dev.
An alarm of tiro was given at noon
ob Monday la. caused by the roof of the resi
dence occupied by John Lytic, on Cherry street,
taking fire. It was extinguished wlthont doing
.any grail damexe.
Treasurer MeCaiii;hry' proposes to
eni out bta duplicatei of County and State tax j valley Grangers. 0iitheevcnlngofihe4lh,lhe3pn
to the Constables by the hsl of Augusl. Those lur u.t!e bti way to a friend, rei.liag at Rcbcrs
tax-payers ulm want tn earn tm per tent, hy do- burg, where he remained over Sunday. On the
ang lbir duty bsd better be on the lookout. night of the Mb, a horse fancier from Stoae Val-
, ,. aw- - --- t - y, aaued Stewart Walker, stole the mare end
It is astoniHhing what a good cigar LtomI for tni Dl regions in Clarion eoanty. The
John A. Stock roll at ten tor xa cems. n oisu
kias the bert 6-eent Hztr in the Bisrkct. Five
ruts a pirce. or six fof J cents, Factory on
fVcttnd slrrar, oext door to First Nat. Bank
Fred. Johnson and Miller Jtloom,
1 otn of this place, have parehaaed the stork and
fixtures of a tin-shop la DuBois City, this county,
and have takea up thlr nhnde In that thriving
town. Sueeesa to them in their undertaking.
A match game of base ball, between
the Chinch, of Clearfield, and I be Cerwenivllie
clan, will he played at tho latter place oral Satur
day afternoon. This game will bo the first of a
aeries of games between the a lobs named fur tbe
champitsnahlp of the county.
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Attention is directed to the adver
tisement of (be boot and shoe shop of John Schlef
er. la this week's Hr-oblica. He h-i taken
eharge of the .hop lately occupied by Joseph II
- - ,, .. .I & ,A I
Dear ng. where be wll at all times be ready to,
H I
Joseph II. Dealing has removed his
hoe thon tram Shaw's row, on Market strtnt, to
lb. shop formerly oceupi. d by u.n. tommy, on
Reed street, where be will .ire bis old and new
ca.to.raa.mUlnB.elcom.,aodin.nf.rlur..s
jood worh as be did at the old stand.
A son of Mr. Charles Hehafl'er, of this
ftlacc, fell off a horse last Saturday afternoon,
avnd broke one of bis arms. The limbs belongiog
to this boy seem lo be a great annoyaose to bim
He has had both arms broken one of them twice
and hoik legs bate been fractured.
Judgo Mayer and Associates Ogden
and licH bsld att sdjourne.l Coert last Thursday,
and dispatcfeed considerable barlness In grant Is g
rules and la the element line They thus dis
puted Of utters whleh otherwise would have
gene over until th September term and Interfered
wlib more Important bu since.
.Messrs. W. K. Hartshorn, Asbnry W.
"Lee and D. R. Fullerton returned last Monday
ft 4 Ibelr visit ! Texas, where they have been
earnping out for tbe past two months. They re
port having a good time, but Just bow much they
inverted la Texas land and ration plaatatloos,
they rave ttu.d. They look and talk as though
the trip bad been of much benefit to tbem.
m owe -
Tim Tempemnee mooing in the
Ceort Hoe is last Friday evening waJ well at
tu4d by our fit liens. Addresses were made by
r. 0 Levy Buck, Iq , asd other. No signers
wrr obtained at tbis snestiBg, as nearly every
body In this community have already signed tbe
fdg. A resolution sal adopted, obaaglng the
eetiagt fiem weekly t seml-meoihly, end tbo
meeting will bertaflcr be held on the Irst and
birj Friday evenings ef each month. Tba first
meeting aadtrlhe new arrangement will be held
frMy treeing netl.tha SOtb Init.
Tho i-orner-stono of the now I'reshy
teriaa Cuursu at Fratt Hilt, la Jordaa township,
laid with epprepriai acrcsaonies on Wfdnes
dey ef last wtek, the II th lost. The list of arti
stes dt por I td em br sees a eopy of the Bible, West-ants.-
Coafessfoa of Faith, Presbyteries Hym
ns), a eepy rach or four different aburcb papers,
Mm Lesoa Leaves, tbo aeaaty papers, a list sf
tk Sesslee, present Church membership, Trustees,
BtiildiTgCoailttee,aad builders, TheCarwewa
Vle r.Bfss.ta speaking of lb-affair, fays 1 "The
lleetka iskia apaa that day amounted te f 10
4 fouie eeais. The CI. arch I. to ho of brick,
' k a' I ike modera tmprov.meaits, iad will cost,
cn computed, .boat tttff.otO, a largo amount of
n.rh has ahead hoea eweeeribed.'
T. A. Fleck & Co. Imvc removed
tbilr Hon lo UrakoB'. krlek bulldlae,
o bi
I'li'oky. UuiitiUKtionera tit ill alirk
to lb. PI.n Was. Woik, aiiboush rbouptul
took li yet eboat on BlllinB dollars abort.
T. A. Fleck & 'o. havo removed
tbelr (Ion lo Uroboa s brisk bolljlo,.
Saw Mill Huknko. II. f.owoimtuln
I A Co.'. sow (bill, Itfolril at.uut two miles above
,.AOWa0.t.BO. I Clinton eoorlr. was linrniyl 1
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T. A. l-'lfclc ('0. lutvu ruinovod
Ihvtr atora to Urahatn't hrtk building.
Lint tf latum lvmHiiunLf niM-Iuiined !
i In tbe Poitofflr at Claarltld, ftr the wak ending 1
Kward Crm-t,
Htrtihan Conat,
U itliaiu Un,
Mis Jenny Llrargodd,
John Mr-CroMtB,
Nill.aa II. Pioidra.
- P. A. Uauuii, P. M.
T. A. Floek A Co, hnvo removed
their store te (J rah am' brisk building.
Camp Mkrtinu. TI10 Wont Jiruncb
Camp-Mettlng, anaually held at Wayne tttatroo,
on the Pbila.lel.biB and Erie lUllrnad, sere n
milei br-luw Lock llarcn, will eomoienpe on the
13lh day of Aujruat next. The arra'cinente for
the aecouiBicda'li'B of the iulllo are mora atnle
tli la year than ever before.
T. A, FliH-k ic Co. have removed
their 'tore lo Hraham'a briok tiuilding.
N kw Han ih. The IMiilipsbur
Juurnat apeared lait week with Meairt. Bender
A llrcb a publibera The ullier 1b hta Intro
duction to the iublic ayi : At preattit we
preaent no (lolicy, but fball endmor to fuitber
the beat interesta of our toaimuutty." He baa
evidently been frightened al the fate of Ha yea'
policy, or tlae be la wailing to ate bow the afore
said geia along before be us II- bla poliey to bis
mart-brad. Pretty cote for a greenhorn !
T. A. Fleck & Co. havo removed
their ature to (irabam'a briok building.
A ttiu FotTRTH. The opoiilngof the
Lewiiburg, Centre and Tyrone Railroad to Hprtng
Mills, In Penn-vatlry, was the oeensinn, and
the result wka the biggvst Fourth of July that
ever ocoarred is that ralley. Thirteen ear loads
of passenger! were taken over the raid, while er
eual number of persons' wtnt down lo the rail
road to Ife the first locomotive that ever entered
Penosvalley. An effort Is bow being made to
complete ike road to Hcllefonte, and there eonntot
with the IlaM Bugle Valley KaUroad, instead of
continuing it up Pt-nn-vaH-? and on toTyrun.
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T. A. Fleck & Co. hnvo removed
their store 1j Orahatn's brii'k building.
Daily Stauk ruoii Curwenhvillx to
RarRoLnsviLLK, or Ihj Boia Citt. Mr, Job
Walk, of Dcoator tOMnship, on Monday, the 3d
last., succeeded Mirers, Morrista A Stokes as
proprietor of the above named stage route. II
bal secured new and comfortable backs, good,
fresh hones, aal acrommodttiBii ilrirers. He
cause the proprietor's name Is Walk, it is no good
reason that travelers between Curwcnuillo and
Reyooldiville, or Curwtnaviilo nn I IiiItoia City,
should walk ofrr the course, when they can get
Brat -elans accoir.moduticnt arm UeovoU t lilt her
fw "" 'u,n " ThB "
p" Curwenwllle, daily, et 1 o'olwb r.
arrives at rtrviiolilav ille nt 0 u oluek P.M. IU-
turning, leaves Kcjr.ohlmil!c, daily, al 7 o'clock
kt U f Brrt,og ttt Curwenavllle al M o'cl uk R.
Mr. Wnlk'i hncks aUo carry ipeiigershetwfa .
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leaves Curnensrille, daily, at 1 r. h , and arrives
! at Dultoia City al 0 o'clock r. h. Rt'lumingi
DuBois City, daily, at 7 . a., arriving a'
Curweoiville t 13 u. Parr, 2.
Mr. W.'s contract for cnrringlhr mail betwrrn
Curwensville aud H nnMvtl!o (Xtenjn to the
first day of July, tw t
Somktiiino Cm.ooki-ii Fell. Slate J
Si-nat'ir Dill, til Let isl-ttr', while on a vUit to hi 1
brother, lUv
II. Dill,
. ' ' I
weeks ago, bad toon
f Ih. romonr. l,.el.d
from Liu while on a (I thing cxeurtion up one of
our mountain trfiul streams. While taking the
" speckled beaut ice fivm their watery element,
bo, of count, Wt god. Itat, rol.bg bi. o j
moment, be observed an animal in the bru-b with
large, gluring ejes, which knocked the Ashing
businrsf loto a fuckt-d bat. Tho occasion was a
solemn one. No gun, pi'tol, knife, or club, and
the Ash retu.ed to bite. The wild cat eyed the
Senator, and the Senator in turn eyed "catty."
Finally, our State representative surg-ted (men-
tally, of course,) to the Intruder that H was Unit
adjonrn, as Henattra grneraPy do when trouble-
some questions arise. Pussy aisented, and eoni-
WCOCf.d movitig off nrysiowiy j hnt the asking
s'atue kept bis eyes Dud to the critter until it
paied out of light. Al this point a Senatorial
shout went up, as follows : " H-IK Will! Will !!"
(for (lis brother who was sums dlstanue op the
stream) " Come down hero ( I want to go borne."
And he was not loug in making a start, while the
wild cat got away uninjured, both, no doubt,
enjoying the separation.
ANOTHER HORSE-THIEF CAPTURED.
A DARB AXD KXCtTINO OttASX.
On Tuesday, July Id, Senator Pesle, of Lock
Haven, saddled, And mounted bis blooded steed
end set out for the railroad celebration at Spring
Mills, 00 ths 4ib. The neg, like the Senator, at
tracted considerable attention among the Penna-
, . tm ftmtti .i.u,,,,,,,,, iod
Deputy Sheriff West brook and Constable Harvey,
of Look Haven, apoo learning what bad occurred,
soon (quipped themselves for an expedition.
They puffed over ioto l'enoivallay, where tbay
gut on the track ol the Uiif, who only traveled al
night. He was tracked to-Pme Grove, tbenea to
Warrior's Mark, eVa Bald Fegle Furnace, Sandy
Ridge, Phillp-burg, and to tks Blue B..1L la this
county.
Those in pursuit were tatUGoJ lliat the thief
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id Lis booty were coooealud during lat r rid ay
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somewhere belwieo tbe Blue Ball and Clearfield
creek. .Mf"r-. Wrsthrook Bid Harvey made ar
rangcmirits at Wallace!. m during the d iy to send
a scouting parly a;ris through li lownibip,
as Cur as S'une.il'e, while tbey o.iiue on lo this
place aii d tuado arrangeuiwis for picketing all
the river lrutgs and foidingi from here to Cnr.
we dm illc. 'I he Walla eel 00 psity, on arriving In
I tbe viaioity of Stoneville, learned (hit a strange
tbe vicinity ttl fttoneville, learned inn a strsnge
... .,. ...
gentleman was stopping with a Mr. Pickles, ind,
rrp.iciug te the bouse, found just what they ware
alter n. a a and beast and at oner proceeded te
arrest the thief, whodsnand d to lee the warrant,
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they all-n.pUd lo anet him silli-stsrWr
ake old mast ef eo me body If
warrant.- White on. of the p.rty went J"L(,Hfc((liri( While lb. bo, was morlng
e(o obtain a warraot, Walker wcut to ths barn,
saJJlrJ aod bridled his kre, Ih pantos watck
ing bim, and when be was about ready to go, tbry
left the stable and e!e-ed the door ; but while
barricading it, Walktr knocked weather-hoarding
r""Bi . ; ; :
OB BorMOOOK. AOIIWl IBIiinirD. IH. lill.l ruvu.u-
lorl th. pkb.ta ot Blnnta'r brll(p, who ol-
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bolr off tbo ld of bit br.d. A Bin ond o b.lf
to Curwrn.Tillo, whrtc th, lbif .noounl.r. J .0
oth.r Mt of Blob. to. od. kft.r thro. ohol. bad
trei .t bin. li. wbr.kd hi. bor.. ood ero.ird
lb. Irua brlJgo lo olK)ot Ibrao jutupf, ond op tbo
road loworda Blooioiogtoo .t ll,ln ipoed. Il.ro
tbo ebaao .topped for tbo Bight.
lorir 9.tuid. orroof.ncot awl Bid. to
piob.1 lb. bridfH ood fordiof. frdu Curw.B.rillo
lo LonberClly, w.ll oabolb loropiboa ludirf
toward. Lolb.nliir. A Kootlof porlj wa. olio
formed, Bodo op of bob BcqooiBtod with tbo ooob
try betwroB BlooMlog Iob ood Lumbar City, aoma
of whooi Ib tho ofuroooB dlKOrorod tbot somebody
UBd oB ba((llo of oooio ol Mr. Vim. I'rloo'l
osto. About i o'oluih Ib Ibo orroli., Bloaira.
(oot nd Alfred BI01.B dl.rororod Wolbor lyiof
beklod B (Of, Dd nbirrtlof that ib.y Bow bla as
J.mp.d ap ond tBB lU 0 I""
bla to ttnp, bat be prroaed oo. Ib.t ooBiweBood
trlB'Btbiawllb rlrloo, wk.a lb. third obol tooh
ofelt ond oooood bin to .orrendw. Tbo ball B
lored tho boob.Joal below Iba left. booldcr blade,
ond po.d lbro.ib bio body, peo.lrollr Ibo loft
loo. Tw. iBoboo B.rolo Ibo right Bod Ibo boll
would bote ptiMd lbroo,h bl. Ilaorl, Tbo wooad
I. B doolerowo ob,bb. ray yol ao.. bi. ...lb.
Ho I. lyiof at tbo Ir.la U.o, la Curwoaorlllo,
IB Ibo oar. of pby.i.l.B. aad f oardtd by oa offlror,
wd will rea.iB there a.tll he I. SI to ko rb to
tho BelMuoK Joll.
Ibo borre woo limoj lo Ibo rioioil wk.ro the
tbi.f woo ooplnr.d, ood wa. oe0 la elierfe by
OEort. W.alhrooll aad llaiery, who llarled llb
Ibo oaiBollBr Look llorea lo.t ataadoy, aod, 00
dy.at, by lli HBO It la is IfBBlW Poolo'l itoblo.
Tbo affair ooBoed tBl eullooMol Bl Ctrwoo.
rill. 00 H.lord.y f hi Bod dtrra, tuad.y.
Tho thief oaoifoa o. kl. iraooB for tral. aboal
la CarwaaorllM, Ikot bo waafrold tho awkward
.bojj.ro" would abool Ibo mere Ihry B
a, d 4 oarelooaly."
T. A. Fleck 1 Co. bnvs reroovvd
tksir Itoro lo Urabea's brlok building .
a o.
$2 only for largo full Hack of Suit,
t Jam McUiconr'i.
Wanted !l,0()0 cords of Hemlock
toil Hook Ook Bork, for bloh wo will p.; tb.
kiihoM Borkot urtoa.
J j lJlf. A. O. Kuan A Oa.
11 O Bl . .
T. A. Klcik A Co. liuve removed
ihrlr rere l Orohowi't krlek koildlot.
, W1IWJ Bid (w4 Lik.
aaino iIm thai hai bantoforo btB aaUlng at
2.J0 and
Wheat Wamtkd! 5i0 bushels oi
wbMt, for wbU-h tbo CAStl will ba paid oidi-
HfT, at tnr an re ( a. ti. hrauiar A Co., Clear
field, Po. ' mayJ'TT tf.
s T. A. Fleek A Co. havo removed
their store to Ora bum's brick boildlng.
I.ytlo haH roeeived a laro stock ot
Mackerel, White fish, Lake Herring, Ac, which
be Intends to sell rtrj low. Come and price be.
fore buying. f.
Advert 10 111 the Clearfield Kf.pi iv
lican. The advertising rates are reasonable, and
the circulation Is the largtsl of any paper la this
section of tbo State. tf.
Fruit Cans. Fred Saekott has now
on hand n large at ook or Fruit Cans, of all sites,
to which Ibe attention of housekeepers la invited,
lie will sell then at prieea to suit (he times.
At the Rkpohliuan otllce is tho plueo!
to git your job work done. We art fully prepared
to do anything la the printiug line, will do It
well, and at the right kind of prices. tf. I
The extraction of teeth without pain J
baa bren one of the greatest points derirable In
the practice nf dentistry without tho ate of ohlo
rofhm, efher or gas, and recent dlrcovoriee abow
that certain mixtures of selattves applied to the
tooth and surrounding parts, so benumb the tooth
that It can be taken oat with but very little pain.
Pr. Hilla is now using this application tn ex
tracting teeth, with the most marked success, for
the benefit of bis patients, without extra charge.
Tlio-e who have trkrd it speak of it very favora
bly. ; juty ti-tr.
Astonished. An eihty yoar old
lady, nixing near Millbelin, Centre county, who
had never in-n k train of ears, went to take a look
at the strain horse, on the recent eeoaslon of the
opeuiug of the railroad at .Spring Mills, Alter
the train bad passed, she n marked 1 "Woo it
tffr tetlJ sia ln o giU T " (Where io the world
are the borne ) Tbat la what puttied her. How
ever, as both Senators Praia and Dill wtrs pres
ent, we have no doubt but tbat she was properly
I'oatvd because, the next day, the former Sena
tor wl running up aud down .tie ralley, crying:
" Hi-llo f A'ltr hut wy nor gntloltn ! " (Home
body list stolen my mare !) One bun l:ed dollars
reward for the rcrovrry of the mare twenty-five
more for the tbief.
Clearfield Coal Tuadk. Htute-
mvtA nt Coal and other freifthts sent over the
Tyrone A ClnarfleJd Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, Inr tho week ending July 7, 1877, and
the same time last year
AL.
TOBS,
, : Fr the week
..... JMVt
.... 10,18
.... 10,404
.... fl55,RH7
fncreare...
Prevlourly during year..
Same tiuio last yvar n ltVi,y2t
Increase - 60,3(15
Total In 1S77 7n,lftV
Same time last Jtar ... OU0,040
lucnaa.. ?li,7i)r
OTRICR rmtiGBTs.
I.iifiilif r , 11)0 cars.
MifcHUm-f-tff rp-ifc-lilt fiO "
Seal Yoi r Wekiiitk. The J.epula-
lure iafd a 1nw last winter, authorUmg the
Uovarnr M appoint a " Staler of V eights aod I
M emuiri-a " in rach ountv in lha Cuumoiiweallb.
1Ui, ,, ... Ic.ka ,t.r, ,,, M ,
It rthited to this county, alter the Coauty Cum
inlsiiouere bsd Inverted about &P0 tn a set of
weights and measures, and after a Mr Robertson,
, R,,0i hJ lr,tMj lh, mtfi .ajo.llng
scales, mess urn, and yard-ittcki. We hare been
without auuh an ofHccr ever stiue, and our chi
tons have enjoyed frettj goodbcallb, too., Now,
however, there is an opening for some No. 1
if 11 ,1- .hi -.i .-til 11 r,
is waiting for an applicant for this lucrative
ofHos. No Democrats need spp'y. ' Rally
sronnd," Ac., hoys.
(io Ahead! We loam that our Cur
wvnaville neighbors have organised a Library
and Reading Room Association In that borough.
That is a step in the right direction,. Naturally,
man Is not laay 1 but be can be cultivated and
turned into a first cists hafcr, and then he b-
oomea a drono lo society. If misfortune baa
turned healthy and vigorous men or women out
of employ mtnt, and they are unable to find fbyrl
cat exercise, let. them cultivate the mind by re
sorting to the reading room and to books aud
newspapers, Instead of silting down and whitling
licks and boxes. The moment tbat physical
and mental culture Is abandoned, the mind and
1 fe.t begin to wander into forbidden paths, and
man becomes a disturber instead of a preserver of
the peace. Tho Idler perpetrates more crime la a
lifetime than fire hundred parsons who lead a
busy life, let their position In society be what It
may. Tbe best flure for physical, mental and
moral disorders in our cities and tillages Is the
workshop and ti.o library work and read. We
hope our Curweoiville friends will "bold
not abandon " the fort " they sw occupy on the
que ,t ion Indicated.
A TRAOtC AFFAIR.
One of tbe most heart-rending circumstances
ever brought to our notice eeeurred In Hoggs
township, this county, ou Tuesday, th &d tt.
An old oil iieu Joel Si 000-personally well-known
to m my of our loaders, was onfiaed to bis
bed by sickaeas,' and was supposed by lb use
around bis bedside to be dying. 1'ndc.r these
otrcatn-tancrs 10 roe one started two little girls to
. . , . . . . , ,
' go to Mr. vloolscneroft's, 4 Bear neighbor, to lell
j " , , . .
him to come to Mr. Stone's homo. Tha errand
was performed, aud Mr. Weulsenoroft loft imme
dlately for Mr, Stone's, la bis abienoe one df
the gills arked young Wwolscncroft for a drink of
water, there was no water In the house, and
ihr girl requested the boy tn take a bucket end
go se the spring for sour. He replied tbat be
was not dry and ske might go herself. But after
sums debate the boy atarlsd fur tbe water, re
marking that she should not kve any or li.
While he was awsy at tbe spring, she foolishly
went Into the house and took a gun, which was
standing bellod the door, went out in the yard
I and laid It across a Stomp, pointing It towards
the spring, and as the boy approacbad tbe house
' t . ,k., u .1., l1b. ir 1..
towards tbe bou-e, In a sigisg wa), to avoid the
reoge of tbe gun, and when be was within a lew
yards of the .temp, tbe girl discharged the pleee.
I lb. oobioiiM .uHlol bl' oUomoo otioBl Bid-
! w.j b.tw.tB tho bbt.1 Bod tbo srolB, OtOllDf
i d.etb hu hour.
M. tttooa, tba Islher
j of tbo cirl, diad tht oo.no d.J, Bod b jvlot fuo.r.1
( obd s Tory eieilcd Belihborbood war. witorofrd
,wn,bp ,h, , j,,. Thl, lrp,.d,
I w th. work of .blUrro. Th. bo, ... ao.l.r
(ht , lk01l ,,,
' .b.
GOLDEN WEDDINQ.
I Ibo CorwrBitlllo TiBri ..J. : "Lo.t Tbnr.d.
witBoarod B hapl-f ootot Ib tbo Urol of Hob,
rlaaorl aid Noory L. Clyde, who roeldo abool
Bine mile, ao.t of Hits plooo, it bolnj the ooear-
roooa of Ibrlr joldro we lding. Tbo eorly Irola
ooareyrd about forty peraon. ftoB Corwonarlllo
to the ro.idraoe of tho aged eoople, where they
won root by aryool lity prroooa, aootly
relet Irea of Jadgo ond Hrt. Clyde. Tho arriral
of io aony fn.nJj u a eoBpl.li, yet boppy,
oarprioo to Ibo Jadgo and bi. lady. Alter 1
oral boor, .peal Ib eongratulallng tbo og.d
eouplo ob their arriral at Ibo half oratory pootol
a hoppy wedded Ilia, Ike frl.adl repaired lo Ike
groro Bear by where a koaatifBl topp'J of good
tbiflfo tbot aoafort Ibo loair bbb awaltod tkea
Dlnnrr wa. prerlded oeor by BeaJ. Narubora, at
Corwraotllle, a brother of Mr.. Clydo. After
dinojr Wa. McKeo, of Mow Jarrey, a
aepbow of ibo Jadgo. Bade a few appropriate
remorbo. Do wa. followed By Jtt Uor. Bigrer,
of cleBrleld, Ib a bob! fpeook. Tho BfteroowB
waa .prat la ooelal lolirroorio ood rooalllag
realBlooeBoo. .f Ihe olBort forgone put. Tkore
w.ra or.r 000 h.odrod per.eoo prooeot, .igbty
eli of wboa or. nlatlrM aod twaoty oaa direct
deseeadsDU of Ih. ag d eoople. Jadge Clydo lo
Ibo ee I J ooa II. log of kit fetb.r'o fBal.'y. Mr..
Clydo la one ol Bro two brother. Bad I Bros .la
ter. Ike elde.1 M yearo,,hB ywaagaM II year,
of bjo. Tkll roanloa woo iadood a kappy otobi
Ib tko lira, of oadga Clyde aad kla wtiaabl.
lady, wbo kofo trod life, pathway together foe
half B oratory, Lo, aad earful ha, keo Ikolr
llror, aad It U ike wlrh af ibrfr aiany moBJa
ikot ihey may lltn U tnjoy bom aaalroroarlea
af tba kappy day tkat Ifty tear, ago ,a lke
aslUd tw koly wed leek, aad akoa oolW iaai
life heyoBd awy iboy be Bailed la Ih Ufa omtbi.
T. A. Fleck k Co. have removed
tholr store lo Urahaa's brlok buildlog.
From the Tyrone lkmncrat we learn
tbtt Ibo .teaa eaw Bill of llugk Adaas, MTorol
alia, aortkoast of 31 III Crook, HaBtlBgdoa oona.
17, woo deotroyed by Br. oa Solardoy a weak.
Abol 76,1100 hot of Ibbbo, wa. oln dettroyed.
Tbo Bill bod sut btoB ruoolog for torerol woobi,
ood tbo Bro U believed to kor. boiB tbo work of
KB loe.ndiajy.
m "'V fvr witb no if back I
-a
(leva InltsmatloB or serenest in the lumbar
region, oansed by a straia, told, er female weak,
aeas, as hundrvd leattfy every day. We do not
recommend It for all diseases ; only tba above, as
R acts directly ob the liver and kidneys. Pro.
pared and sold by M. 'K. Thompson, (twenty
three years in the drug business,) Titusellle, Pa.
For aalo by C. D. Watson, Clearfield, Pa.
Price II 0 per bottle.
Special.
Don't forgot to look up Heck A Co. 'a, In their
new store. JyU-lf.
PatiiT Oars, A large lot of Fruit Cans and
Cement on band and fur sale at Haekett's Tin
Store, In the Opera House. July I Mi.
In com i of to town, don't forget to.l at Flock
A Co.'s new store, la Graham's orick building, tf
Now goods of. every desceiptlon reoeired dally
at Wen. Reed a. JeJ7.
9 only for a Urge full nark of Halt, at
Jel.i-11, Jolty Mclaaughey'a
Om HcnnaBD Pat Cnnr, Dtaoot'Rt ov Old
Pair as. Sewing Maw-bines can now be purchased
at Merrell's tin and variety store, from 1-1 5 op
wards. AH kinds of sewing machines repaired
on the short en t notice.
Clearfield, Pa., July 18, 1877-
C- r A Boys' Bui is for one dollar and
J. -'b fifty cents, at A. Uciaiauau's,
Weatern Hotel Comer, Clearfield, P.
June 201 h ls77 tf.
The celebrated Cork Corset at Wm.
Oall and see I hem.
Reed's.
je27.
NEW O00DS AT FLKCK A CO.'S.
Calico, Muslin, Ginghams, Parasols, Fans, Nook,
ilea, Neck Raeblng, Collars and Cuffs.
Ladles Lawn and Grass Cloth Salts. '
HATS AND B0NHKTS JUST RKCKIVED.
Black Cashmere and Alpacas.
WHITE GOODS CHKAP.
CARPET aud CARPET CHAIN.
ALL GOODS AT THE LOWEST PRICES
AT THIS STORE
T. A. FLECK A CO.
Clearfield, Pa., June 8, IH77.
Wantbd 1100,000 20-inch shaved shingles
to average from 6 to 64 Incbea for which we
will pay tbo highest market price.
A. U. Khahkr A Co.,
foh.SMfl Clearfield, Pa.
A box of Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which eon tains
three cakes and ooete only sixty eente, is sufficient
te supply material for at least twenty sulphur
baths which would eradicate a whole catalogue
of rbeumatio and cutaneous mated is. Sold by
all Druggists. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye.black
or brown, 60 cents. July I ML
Bnueins Fon Hai.b, R. Newton Shaw keepa a
full suddIt of Fredoma DoKsies and Platform
Wagons fur sals. To be senn at the Shaw House
jard. Call on or address him at Clearfield Penn
sylvania, may IS-tf.
i t only, for a Urge Tull nark of Halt, at
Jtl3 II. John HrH.augluy'a.
IX OV CABE AN1TIIINU AIHH TITf
Fblt's Mills, N. V., Oct., lv, 187A.
Tb is Is to certify that I have used Davis' Home
Relief in a severe case of rhrnmatlsm. It gave
me relief when nothing else would, I recommend
it to all io eases of this kind.
Jinxifcos 0. CnofH.
Davis Home Relief has become a Staple with
us as a general family medicine. None sells so
well. None gives suck general satisfaction. It
Is used internally and externally, for headache,
neuralgia, Ac. Sari si. Chons A Sox,
All howcl derangements homed lately relieved
without rebutting in constipation. Theuteof a ten
cent bottle I
I bt of 0. D Wat-on, will convince
of its vulue.
1 se it for in fl a nation. . ,
llatrh's I'nlveraal Cough Syrup. No cure, no
pay. Ten cent sample hollies.
June 27, M77 4w.
II .'firriuf 7oirfr.
The most miserable beings In the world are
those suffering from Dyspepsia and Liver Com
plaint. More than seventy -Ave per cent, or the
people in the t oiled Statei lare afflicted with
these two di toasts and their effects 1 sneh ae Sour
Piuinaoh. Kick ll.oii.rb.. ll.l.ilu.1 Cu.tl
PoloitolioB of tho lleort, Heert-bum, Wotw-
hra.h, gnowlng ond barolog poiaa ot tho pit of
tbo titetnach. Yellow Horn. Cooled Tongue and
di.ogreeahle toete IB tho tnooth. oomiog up of tbo
fnod.oltor ootlog. low onriu, o. uo 10 your
llriieKl.t. C. II. Wotion, ond got b 7i oont bottle
of Auai .T Flowob, or a aample bottle for 1,
oento. Try It. Two dooca will relleoo yoo.
ilay n, l7T-oow-ly.
3 If lla Stood the Ttnt. ,
If you doubt tho wonderful aticorl. of Ruaofl 0
tol.ai'Hl'TioN utroB, giro 11 o irioi 1 men 11 yoo
ore not aeliafiod, return tho bottle ond we will re
fund the prioo paid. It ho. e.tobli.hnd tbo foot
that Coooomptloo oaa he cured, while for Cough.,
HoarroooM, Aathme, Wbonping Cvugh, and all
Lung or Throot trouble., tharo i. nothing like it
fur a auiok ond Doaitire nre. and it oeldoa fall..
Ton emu, 00 oeuto, and tl.uo per liotll. If
your Long, are .ore, or Chr.l or Berk lame, aao
Hbilor a V oboi:. I'laotbb, rrlee lb oento. Sold
by C, h. WalmB, llruggi.t, Clr.16.ld, l'.
II a, BIIII.OH'8 8YSTKM YITALIZKR ll no
doubt tbe Dioit .uree.ful oure for Dy.pop.io Bad
tiror Oomploiot wo bore cror kaowo, othorwioo
wo oould not guarantee H. In eeaeo of Coo.ump
tioa, whore Ornerol iebillty, Loaa of Apiotito
and CuBalipetioa exist, It will rerlor. and rega
l.l. Ilie ...lero while Kllll.flH'rt 01.' II B all...
tbo InfloroalioB aad henl. tbo luago. Frloo 7b
cents, bold by C, D. Wot.on, liruggi.t, Clear
Bold, I'a. .
IIACKMKTACK.a righ and fragrant prKuroo.
Bold hy C. D. W.U..B, bruggi.t, Uloarllold, fo.
opr. 18, '77-aow-ly.
Attention, Farmera and Lumbermen.
W ANTtD by Arnold, nt CurwcnsvUle,
10,000 pounds pork.
1,000 bushels whent. '.
1,000 bushels rye.
1,000 bushels oats.
1.000 bushels shelled corn. ,
1,000 bushels potatoes.
I4NMMM) 20.llirh nlinved ehllielra.
KMMMMt w4-lnrh unwed ehltiKlca. 1
KMI.(mn frrt pine board.
ft.ntro railroad tlt-a.
fttiMMrcordawak and hrmtork bark.
For which one-third ciudi will
be paid. oct.25.
Warrlffl.
At St, Andrew's Cut bed ra I, Little Rock, Ark.,
oa Wednesday, Jor.e 20th, 1977, Mr. W. C. Bsker,
or Little Rock, Ark., aod Miss R. B. Spencer,
formerly er I'rnn township, Clearfield county, Pa.
At the reslddenee of the bride's parent i, on
Thursday, Jene JHita, IH. 7, by Hev. J. W. Knap
pen Larger, Mr. Murray Bdilerfleld, or Osceoa
Mills, Clearfield county, and Miss Lettie M.,
daughter of Mr, iianry Hugus, of New Halein,
Westmoreland county.
On Thursday, June 8th, 17T, by Rev. C. C.
Peters, Mr. A. C. McOlonU.Of Beaver City, Clar
ion county, and Miss Kmrna A. Ltts, of Bradford
townbip, Clearfield eounty.
Ob Tursday. Joly Id, IH77, by Rev. W. Scolt
Wilson, Mr. K. laanich aod Miss klla Browa,
both of Lawrence township.
-At tbe Lutheran Parsonage, Luthnraharg, Pa.,
ca Tuesday, July 84, 1877, hy Hev. R. Mange,
Mr. Qutnton Klllott Dressier, of Colon township,
and Miss Mi tie, daughter of Jesse Lines, of
Brady township.
On Wednesday, July 4lb, IftTT, at the residence
of the officiating clergyman, la Warsaw township,
Jefferson eounty, Pa., by Rev, II, W, Royer, Mr.
Curtis Reed, of Clearfield county, and Mss Tillie
Miner, af JtHcrsoa eounty.
At tba Presbyter lea Psrsoaage, Oseeola Mills,
Pa., oa Wedoesday, July 4(b, U 77, by Her N. H.
Miller, Mr. Adam K. Oarman and Miss Clarissa
Uardlaer, both of Clearfield oounty. .
On Thursday, July tlh, 1877, bv Elder J. T.
Flrgal, Mr. J. E Ogden aad Miss Mary T. Dan
iels, both of Lawrence township, Clearfield eounty.
At Roy no Neville, Pa., en Sunday, July Sib,
1877, by Her. W. J. Smith, Mr. tleorga Weaver
aad Mil Ida R. B. Bloom, both of Clearfield, Pa.
5lr.
At the resldenot wf Kit Conlter, Esq., lo Oliver
township, Jefferson oounty, Pa., an Tbe red ay,
Juty 1 lib, 1877, of bilious nolle, Wm. A. Coulter,
aged SI years aad ninths.
Tbo deceased taught school la Clearfield eoun
ty soma six or seven year ago, where be mad
th acquaintance af maty friends. He was a
great worker In tko Mas af education.
la Clearfield, Pa., on Wedn-eday morning,
July lllh, 1877, Miss Ssrah Wrlgley, aged 17
years, 9 months 13 days.
JJtitJ dvrrtisrmrnts.
IXF.tL'TOHrV MmCfi.L'loTU-
m-ntary oa th oetale of MARTIN NU'H
OLH, Sr., let of Lawrence twn., Chsr field Oo ,
Pa,de'd, having hoea graoted ro Ib aaderslgaed.
all persons knowing themselves Ind ted te aald
eetatn ar reejalrad to make Immediate payment,
end they kavipr elaims against Ib same will
preaent them properly ftutbaBMcat'd fnv settle
imlwitkowt delay.
MR. OLIVE FTOHOIA
i - JOHN O ICHRYVKR,
flejulsW, P,JuD I3.T7 I' Eiotit,.
AIMlNlMTRATt)HH NUTICl NoUo
it hereby given tbat LetUrtof Adnlnlilra.
tioo OB the eetaie of FKANCJ8 IC. KAKflvltTY,
lata of Pena towBiblp, ClaarBald, ounty,
Pa-, deoaaaed, bavlog beea duly granted lo the
ndoraigoed, all naraona Indebted lo aald eatata
will please make Imtnediato payment, and tboae
having elalma er deoiande will praaent theea
properly authenticated for efttlomaait without
delay. JAMKB McKBOWN,
Adnlntatralur, U. B. N. C. T- A.
GraaapiaB Hilli. Pa., June 1877-flt.
saf-isrV
inisutabiui. a iiit
late of Ferguson township, Clearfield eoaak.'.
Pcnn'a, deo'd, having been duly granted to
tba anderstgned, all persons Indebted to said
estate will please make immediate payment, and
tkoaa having elalma or demands will present
them properly authenticated for settlement with
out dfclsy. JOHN T STRAW,
Marron, June 20, 1877-Ot. Administrator.
ADMINIHTR ATOR'H ftOTIt'G.-Notloe
is hereby given that Letters ef Administra
tion on the estate of JOHN HIGH, late
of Knox township, Clearfield county, Pa.,
deo'd, having been duly gran tod to the under
signed, all persons indebted to said estate, will
(1 lease make immediate payment, and those bav
ng elaims or demands will pretest them properly
authenticated for settlement without delay.
JOHN W. 1UUH,
New Millport July 11, '77-t. Adm'r.
The Bell's Bun Woolen Factory
Penn township, Clearfield Co., Pa.
BURNED OUTI
but not
BURNED UPl
The subscribers have, at great expense, rebuilt a
neighborhood necessity In the erection of a first
clues Woolen Manufactory, with all the modem
Improvement attached, and are prepared to make
all kinds of Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinetts, Blan
kets, Flannels, Ac. Plenty ef goods on band to
supply all our old and a thoasand new cuatoinera,
whom we ask to come and examine our stock.
The business of
CARDING AND FULLING
will receive our especial attention. Proper
arrangements will bo made to receive and deliver
Wool, to suit customers. All work warranted and
done upon the shortest notice, and by strict atten
tion to business we hope to realise a liberal share
of public patronage.
IUMM POt'NDB WOOL WANTED!
We will pay the highest market price for Woo
and sell our manufactured goods as lew as similar
goods can oe bought in the oounty, and whenever
we fail to render reasonable satisfaction wo ean
always be found at home ready to make proper
explanation, eituer in person or ny tetter.
JAMES JOHNSON A SONS,
eprlllotf Bower P. 0.
A NEW DEPARTURE
L l T II E R S It U R 0 .
Iloreoftrr, good, will b, sold for CAKII oalr,
or ia exi'tiooire for produce. No hooka will lie
kept la tho futoro. All old oooonot. muat ho
settled. Tbore who eonnot eaak up, will please
nan 1 over tneir note, and
CLOSE THE EECOED.
I am determined to sell my goods at cash
price-., aod at a discount far bo low that ever
ottered in this vieintty. The discount i allow my
customers, will make tbem rich in twenty years il
they fellow my advice and buy their goods from
me. 1 will pay cash for wheat, oats aud nl over
seed. DAM KL liOODLAMiKK.
Luthershurg, January 17, 1H"7.
c
OHKT PHIK l,AM ATION.
r . . it n a u i V ir d t...:.l- '
Judge of the Court af Common Pleas ofi
the Twenty-fifth Judicial District, composed of.
the counties ef Clearfield, Centra and Clinton
and Hon. A nit am Oona a and Hon. VisorsT II.
Holt, Asaoeiat Judge of Clearfield county :
have Issued their precept, to me di reeled, for the j
holding of a Court of Common Pleas, Orphans'
Court, Court of Quarter Sessions, Court of Oyer
and Terminer, and Court of Oeneral Jail Delir- I
ory, at tbe Court House at Clearfield, In and for the
county of Clearfield, commencing on tbo fourth
Monday, the 4ili day of Mcptcnher, Arm,
and to continue two weeks,
JS OTIC It IH, therefore, hereby given, to tb
Coroner, Jualie-) of the V, and Constables,
in and for said eounty of Clearfield, to appear ia
their proper persons, with tbelr Records, Rolls,
Inquisitions, Examinations, and other Remem
braneee, to do thoa thing which to their offices,
and Ib their behalf, pertain to he don.
By an Act or Assembly, passed th 8th day of
May, A. D. 18M, It Is made tho duty or tb J no
tice I of the Peaoe of tbe several oounties of this
Commonwealth, to return to the Clerk of the
Court of Quarter Sessions or tho respective
eountie, all the recognisances entered Into before
them by any person or persons charged with the
commission of any srime, except such aasee as
may b ended belore a J ustice of tbe Peace, un
der existing laws, at least tea days before the
eommenee stent of the session of tb Court to
which they are mad ret urn a hie respectively .end
In all oases where any recognisances are entered
Into less than ten days before the commencement
of th session to which they ar made returna
ble, tbe said J unices are to return tbe came la
the same manner as if said act had sot brcn
Sitnifd.
IV UN under my band at Clearfield, this 18lh
day of July, in tba year of onr Lord, one
thousand sight hundred and seventy-seven.
Jy 1 to ANDREW PKNT35, jr, Sheriff.
KKPOHT of tbe condition of the COLNTY
NATIONAL BANK or Cloarfidd. at Clear -held,
in the State of Pennsylvania, at tho floe
or business oo June 32, 1677.
(tssotmcBS.
Loans and discount... . 4150,704 45
Overdrafts 6 ,4.'-ft 44
l1. S. bonds to secure circulation 75.0CII 00
Other stocks, bonds, and mortgages... 0,320 72
Due from approved reserve agents 8,240 94
Due from other National Banks 0,712 IS
Due from State Banks and Bankers.. 4.S70 67
Real ealate, furniture and fixtures.,. 1,41)8 3.1
Current expense and taxes paid... 1,444 13
Chocks anl other eash Items.,,.,., 1,44k t
Rill of other Banks . 1.271 00
Fractional currcncy.inclnding ninkols, He? 87
Legal-tender nolo 4,146 00
Redemption fund witk ('. 8. Treas
urer b per en t. of circulation).
Due from l'. S. Trea-UTer, other than
per cent, redemptloa fund. .........
i,Wi DO
10, 0,
I Tout ;
tt.an.tnai
ruT'ltat alncb pnirl ia......;
I Surplus fund ,..
I Otiicr un'livi.lorl pn)fil.
tJIH.MI 4
,.$100,008 Oft
,. 20.000 00
National Dank ootea oot.tsn.iinr...
K7.:.00 00
Individual deposits subject to check.. 8M4I 80
Time erliAcats of deposits
Ift.TM 3A
Due to other National Bunk"
Due to State Banks and bankers
S4A 68 !
1,1.10 48
$1340.031 4 I
.Vfrti o Vnyfre;, V!tw fi t4 ''aay, SS :
I, W . M. Sliaw. Cashier oi the County Nslioiml
Rank or Clearfield, do solemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best of my knowl
edge and belief. W. M. SUA W, Cashier.
huheerlbed and sworn Ivbofora me this 7th day
of July, A. D. Ic77.
WM. RADKAltlfl,y. P.
Coirrct Attrxt; . JAM KB T. LEONARD,
' "T. H. FORCE Y,
R.oHA tV, JK,
July 11, 1877
II
EMOVALI
JOHN McGAUGHEY '
J
Would respectfully notify th public generally j
tbat Be has removed nis virocery htore Imtn
Shaw's Row, to th building formerly occupied
by J. Miles K reiser, on Second street, next door
to Bigler's hardware store, where be Intends
keeping a fall line of
It K II I IS.
IIAklrl, LllUO BKKr and LARD.
rll'HAR8and9YRI'M.ofoll,riM.
TRAP., reea ani timrk.
COPfHS, RoB'tel and llroeB.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CJAWED i n VtTt,
All bind, la tko market.
PICKLRS, IB Jars end barrel..
SPICKS, la srery fors od rariMy.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL HIND OK CP. ACKtCltoj,
MTCUK,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIKD PSACIIKS,
DRIP.D ClIRRRIEA,
Coal Oil sal Lunp CHmnsyl.
Aod a ,roJ asMrlnrat of those thin,, ajmally
k.ol Ib a grocery .tore, wblrh ko will ei.keooo
for B.rkotlog rft Ike aorkot frlooB.
Tlll nil foe oak ao okeoady as aay oiker m
Ploooa .all oa. aeo hi, Mrwk aad Jade, for
yourreir.
" J0IIS MraAWIISr.
tlk.r.M. J. a, kt;, , , ,
CHEAP GROCERIES I
LUMHKR CIT)', FA.
Tho Bodorolrnod bdbobbooi to bi. old frloodi
ond pfttrooi tnot bo b.a oimnod B good lino ol
UROl'KKIKS B fHOVlMlONH ot th, old Hood
of Kirk A Sp.ocr, fur wblab b" lolloll. o II Urol
potron.K U. W. 81'KNOKK.
LuinUr City, Po., Morob l-lf
(T Onrl l moi MAl1' oorood lo IhoM tlnoa, bat
It eon bo moil. iB tbrM mobiIi. bjr Buy
Hr I I en, of olib.r Ml, 1b Bny port of tho
ooaotrr who li willlrin to work iloodil? Bt th.
' m '.'-..mfwt U t wo fural.o. biio por woes 10
to the work, ni uuiw
nothing to try the burl nous. Terms and fc- Oaifit
free. Address at onoe, U. Uallxtt A Co.,
April Id, lt77 ly Portland, Maine.
CAI1TION. All pairaoasare hereby cautioned
against purchasing or In any way meddling
with the following property now In the possession
of John Kubnley, of lie II township, via : One
field of wheat in the ground, 1 Held rye in the
ground, t fields oats in ground, 1 ftVld corn In
groaod, S lots potatoes in ground, 1 mares, 1 tow,
I bull, 1 heiTtr, 6 sheep, I hogs, 1 wagon, 1 plow,
1 harrow, I sets harness, 1 cook stove, I beds and
bedding, 9 chairs, 1 clock, and I Iron kettle, as
aald property belongs to nid, and li left with him
on loan, subject to my order at any lime.
t.Ll.AlihiH WEBER,
Troutville, June 37, 177-31
BIGUEST AWARDS!
e ii n I a I
bltlon.
J, REYNOLDS & SON,
NORTHWEST CORNER
THIRTEENTH diFILniillT TI1EET,
PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTl'RF.RB OP PATKNTKD
Wrought-Iron Air-Tight
HEATERS,
WITH snAKINO AND CI.INKKR OIIINUINO
URATK8 FUR Kl RXINll ANT1I1IA
CITB OR IIITI MINOIS COAI-.
CENTENNIAL
UlJ0lCIIT-IRO HEATERS,
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL.
KEYSTONE
WR01GIIT-1R0 HEATERS,
COOKINO RANOF.S, LOW-DOWN GRATES.
Doicriptlro Clrculara aent free to any addrrs..
IXAMINK BEFORE SKI.F.CTIXI1.
April 6, 7J-ly.
CARPETS 1 CARPETS II
CARPETS!!!
necessity oi having a larger and better assortment
of Carneta to select from than baa ever been kent
In the place before, Tbat want la now fully sup
piled. We have secured tbe exclusive use of
RIciinrdsonsCnrpot Exhibitor,
A WONDKRFI L INVENTION
for showing Carpets, a brief description of the
use of wbicb wa give below.
With the ue of the Cari-kt Exhibitor, we
show from a sample just bow the Carpet looks oa
a vsry large room, multiplying the Sample a
thousand times, matched and shown as perfect as
when tbe Carpet is made up and nailed upon the
Door. In this way w ar now prepared to show
NEW YORK WHOLESALE STOCK.
We have mad special arraog-ments with on
of the largest houses In New York , In fill all our
ordera for Carpets, and will show yon a larger
assortment t) select from than has ever been kept
outiido of a whole i ale house.
NEW 4 DESIRABLE PATTERNS,
which are not kept in stork outside of large cities.
Ibis Way of buyini Carpels ba now become
popular, and we show what you wool ! otherwise
have to go to New York to find. We can sill as
cheap for rash as you oan hiy for cmh In New
ork, end there being no remnant to take oil the
proftta, we are enaliled to si'll on a very small
cuuiinlsii'in, and most rerpcettully Invite tho
pu'licto evsmiiic4ur stuvk, and sallsty thrat
aelvee. IF YOU WANT A CAIJET
of any dimension, bring a correct measure of
your room snd wo guarantee to suit you.
Please call and see as, whether you wish to buy
or not, as it Is bo trouble to show goods.
Respectfully,
T. A. FLECK & CO.,
MARKET STREET, CLEARFIELD, PA.
May 80, 1877-tf.
a. i. nxxti. A. j. n ao r.njT,
REED & HAGERTY,
Soecessors to
J. G. SCHRYVER.
DEALERS IN
HEAVY AND SHELF
II aud ware;
Srroiiif SI., VltarllcUt, Pa. '
Tb undersigned wout lannctinc to tbe dtlaens
of Clearfield and vicinity, that they bate pur
chased the lUrilware Store of J. O. Schryver.and
will ooostantly keep on hand a full assortment ef
Hardware In all its branches, such as
TABLE & POCKET (1TLEBY,
Bench Stops, Hand Sawi.Orraf American Cross
cut Raws, D. B and Peeling Axt, Hatchets,
Plane and Plane Irons, all kinds of ,
, Nails, Horse Shoos and Horse ho
Nails, Picks, Hoes, Rakes, Hay
Forks, Shovels and Spa tes, ,
Scytbcs.Siinthcs, Plows.
; , Oraia Cradies, j -i .
Cultivators, Double
and Single Shovel Plows, '
Cultivator Teeth. Revels and
Trj t-rtuares, blinvel Blades, Mill
Saw aal Taper Piles, Chisels, liitls,
Augers, A'l net, ilarn Door Hangers, Butt,
Tand Strap Hinges, Bonny's Hollow Augurs,
all kinds of Leke, Screws, sash Cord and Pulleys,
GLASS and PUTTY,
Fool and Chain Bolts, Carriage, Tirr and Barrel
Bolts, Ad Cord, Sad Irons, Horso Brusbea and
Curry-Combs, Orind-slone fiture. Hum, Hemp
and eWp. stone Packing, Cable Chain, etc.
They will also keep on hand a full axsortiusnl
of Tinware, and a general tk of ll'.use Furnish
ing Goods, whh'b they will sell at prices to salt
the times.
Persons wishing anything in thr-lr Hue rc In
vited to call and examine tbelr Hock bet ore
purchasing, REED A HAUKRTY.
Clearfirld, May 30, lS77-ly.
HARTSW1CK & IRWIN
HliCOK I) STHERT,
CLEARFIELD, PA., ,
' DEAT.KnS IN
PURE DRUGS!
CIIKMICALSI
PAINTS, OII-S, DYE STUFF
VARNIHI1F.0,
BRtnnsfl, i
perhisikry,
fancy acoD
TOILET ARTICLES,
Or ALL KINDS,
PURS WISES ASP LIQUOHS
for aedirttiol .arpro)s.
Trosss., Sn,r.ortoro, rVhool Hook, ontl 9lotla
,ry. Rod all atker artlolee aeoally
fonad la a l'ra, Hloro.
rilTairfArt' PiUtaOHll'TlOka caih-
fl l.H COUPUlNDkU, llafinis lara-o o
Berl.aoe In tbo bit:Ui..a tb.y ooa one obi Ire aot
IsfaetioB. '
J. o. n MtTSfflrK
JOHN F. IRWI.M
Wearl.lw, leeial.ar l,.lH, ,, . .
Ui$Uanrouii.
F
Oil SALE.
Tba nndersixned will sell at n rivets sale all
tbat tract or parcel af land situate In Deatnr
township, Clearfield county, Pa., within n short
dlstanos or the Tyrone A Cleurllel 1 R. R.. and
adjoining landa of Robert Hudson and otnors,
aad known as tbe Jacob B. Uearhart lot The
aald trmot eoalaining 00 acres uiwre or loia, with
two vvlua of valuable coat thereon, has about SO
acres cleared, and l. the key to a largo body of
coal about being developed. V ill be sold low and
um as y terms, For particulars, apply to
ZZTiZr' Wnaawk;aaTWA,-W .-r
lunxMreixwj
Fine Farm al Private Snlc !
Situate la tluntingilon ooiintv, Pa., one mile
north of the village of Burnt (Mains, Fulton Co.,
ood lain in g three hundred and twenty-right acres,
more or less, lliueslone, gravel aud elate land,
under good slate of aultivallon. Th Improve
ments consist of frame dwelling house, bank barn,
efix'l feet, watoB sbed, corn crib Img pens, buy
scales, two tenant houses, saw mill, two young
apple orchards bearing fruit, one thousand panel
post and rail lence, fifty acres meadow, one hun
dred and fifty nor plow land The balance
constats of 12S acres of white pine, oak and biak
ory timber. A stream ol novur-falling water
runs through this property, making It particularly
well adapted to both stock and grain raising. If
desired, will be divided to suit purabascrs. This
properly Is on r near projected routes of two
railroads, one of which will be built this coming
Summer. For terms of sale, apply to
S V. WILSON,
Look Dot l.-O, Clearfield, Pa.
Clearfield, March It, 1877 Out ,
TIN & SHEET-IRON WARE.
CANDIS MERUELL
Has opened, Ij a building On alarkel at reel, on
the old tteeiaro Hotel lot, opposite th Court
House in Clearfield, a Tin and hheet -Iron Manu
factory and Store, where will be round at all limes
a full ltn of .....
HOUSE FTOlHSHIlTa GOODS,
Stovos, Eardwaro, Etc.
House Spouting and all kinds of job work, repair
ing, Ac done on short notice and at rensexiable
rates. Also, Agent for the
Singer Sewing Machine.
A supply of Machines, with Needles, Ac, al
ways on band.
Terms, strictly CAnh or country produce. A
share of patron-go solicited.
0. B MKRRKLL.
truperinLendiut.
ClearfioM, A;ril 23, 1377 if.
HP XT V TJ G TT ( !
A Ll li AA11 KJ AX V7 1 i
RIXMXG MIOWS MACflKE!
FRED. SACKETT,
ROOM NO. , PIE'S OPERA HOI SE,
Clearfield, Pa.
Respectfully informs bis euntemer'. and the pub
lic In general, that be oonlinu- to manufacture
all kinds of
Tin, Copper & Slieel-Iron Warty
Of first-class material only, snd In a workman-'
' like manner. ,
j ROOFINTt ami SPOUTING ;
: done on shnrt ti tl -c and very rw:i'na1k ti rins. J
COOK STOVES,
t HEATING STOVES AND HIHNACKS elwujs
kept In stock, and for sile low.
Gas-Filling and Plumbing
a specially.
Oaa Fixtures always on baud. AU work guaran
teed to gtv satisfaction.
A share of public patronage ooidiatly solicited.
FRED. SACKETT.
Cleaifield, Ph., May 9, 1977.
WM. REED
IROrEXINO THIS I)AY a LAItOK STOCK OF
SPRING AND SUMMER
UOODS, ' "
IN ALL IliE rilAXClins AI'rKUTAIXIXU
TO TUB DRV H0OH.S TRADE.
DRY GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS,
MUSLINS,
" TICKINGS,
SHIRTINGS,
CASSIMERES,
LINEN SUITS, ire., &c, &.
NOT10-N3 AM) TltlMMlNG3,
! I1XGKS, '
Laces, ulovks.
' HOSIKRY,
xiEy, cons UTS,
HtTTT0N8,r.,p.,At!.
WlUTK (lOOPS,
T A li 1, K 1, 1 M'.NH,
(X)1!PKD AMll'L.UX l'liil'KS.
SWISH J;AW.S,
WlUTK TtilMMISGH,
r.Mniromr.KiKs,
jirciiiNii,
CUIlTAIX SKTS, A.:., k:
5llI.I.I.i:i!Y,
TKIM.MKD HATS AND HOMNKTS,
I'U)VKI(S HlHltoXS,.
Till MM I NU SH.KS,
Kc, Ac, tVi'. , ,
Carpelings, Oil Cloths,
Wall Papers,
&c, &c.
FI LL STOCK UF KVEIIYTIIINl),
liOl OIlt FOR CAHI,
aXd will rr pold foii (msh
WM, REED,
ham Do, t, rot's 0ra Uoua. Buildlof .
rieart.14. P.., April is.'iy Im ,
9. ttulu2l)urfl"-!oot5( jMtof.
STILL ANOTHER BED
BOOT A SH
L.o-!T-,lf - 1..5it.N:,.lreJ'.i.g;
A straw bal Cor Cv oeuls.
A paper collar for two ecnta.
A box of paper collars fur esnle,
A pair of cotton socks, plain, II cci.ts.
A lead pencil for one cent.
A black silk neck tl for fit cent.
A cotton haudkurvfalsf for six conti.
Baby shoes, laced from 25 cents upwards.
, go
" 41 laocd and heeled 75 cents nnd up.
" . " buttoned SO " "
In all colon and styles.
Children's limes from TA cunts upwards.
Misses shoes from $1 upwards.
In lasting, leather or kid.
Men's plough Shoes at .Vj
Men's better dress shoes at 2.60
A man's calf boot frum f4 upwards.
These ar but a few articles, to give yo
W keen also a full tin of Men's Furnishing
aibl fl
ALL KINDS OF TRADE TAKE
-t-
S. GUINZBURG,
Second Street, opposite the Court H"Uc,
CI.EAIiFIKI.D, PA.
Ilorm fotuerly occupied hy Lover Flri.1. '
Clsorflrld, Pa., Jon. N, Ii7.
Z. 3. Icrh & (Co.'u (Column. ! Z. gt. Irrh (fo.'s (f olumu.
1 'Bes(t & dlehpe(t Plkde
TO BUY YOU It
DRY
IS
FLECK &
Wo liflvc lots of brciith nuil nionny
We have Drps Goods nt 7 cent per yard mid upwards.
rlack CaHliiiieie, all wool, nt 00 cents nnd upward".
Colored Alpaca at 18 cents per yn.id and upward.
Black Alpacn, double width, nt 21 cents and upwards.
Calicoes 5 cents nnd upwards. Ginghams 5 cents nnd upwnrds.
Shirtings 8 cents nnd upwards. Muslins 3 cents nnd upwards..
Men's nml Roys' Cottonndes at 15 cents per yard nnd upwards.
Tickings 8 cents nnd upwards. White Goods 9 cents nnd upwards.
Shawls 60 cents nnd upwnrds. Rest Perenles 121 cents,
Table Linen 221 cents nnd upwards. Ladies' Skirts 40 cents up.
Gootl Black Silk 90 cents and upwards. Embroideries 3 cents up.
COLLORE1) SILKS ALL PRICES.
I.atliiiY SiiitH tl nnd iiiwiiii1h. White HimI Sprcnds (15 tvnls and ttiwnrdi.
I.mlicri' nnd ChildivnUose ft ccnla mid uinvnrdt1. -
: timlira' and Gi'iits' Hrindlu'rihicfi. S coiiU and upM arda.
C'orooth i") cents and ii) ni d. I.ndicn' 'J it 10 conls and upward,.
Gloves 8 cents nml iinviirdn. All-oilk Ilnndkcichii fit at 25 cents.
Kia G!otc,"ifl eon Is and upwards. Stirii'iidvrs 1") ccuta and upward..
All linen sliiit fronts 12 vn nnd iipunrdn. ' Tans 2! cent, aud nptrarda.
OentB' Sliirla lOcenUnnil iipniuil". Pino 2) und 3 cants per paper.
1 Pnrnools 18 tentn nnd npwtirdK. I'mlt-ellaa :;7j rents and upward.
A first t liiss Milliner to trim Huts and llonncta (n,t hp you waul litem, nnd
nt Prices Unit will defy CMHipelilion.
i GOODS LOWER
DON'T ."All.
T. A. FLECK & CO.'S.
Two dooi'A cast ol Slinw Ilntice
, .1 e ,, 1!
ii'7 s; n' ft
i-1 1 z a c
" DP Ik - BS .
? II06 3.5' ' era
- '-'3 II ' ' -g
- a. I 5 R
Hi ? 1 (TO 3 n S
I'Z O S a.
Q, B- -
n Ji " ?
n -A .
..'I ,.l .' ,,l
and ffirnts' urnlsbidfl Coodi
UCTION IN PRICES AT
OE STORE.
',jri.l.ti Jj-.rj V "aiiost lot ufcnntla vor
aa.mraSWe-jalaWaw
A linen handkerchief for II cents.
A shawl strap for XS cents.
A red cotton handkerchief for 11 cents.
A house comb for 10 cents. " '
A dusen i hoe laces for foar sen it.
Men's white laundrted shirts for tl.
Mtn's colored shirts, 3 collars, to sis.
Women's i hoes
Plain lasting laced, $1.10.
Plain lasting congress, $1.10.
Women's Morocco shoes, $l.it), i.H, 3, S.2J.
Women's kid shoes, $A.7i,
Women's real French kid shoes, 14.00.
Men's, Woracn'a and Boy's slippers,
from CO cents upwards.
Mon's good dress Shossat 3.01
and upwards lo (0.60 for shoes mads to order.
Children's shoes from $1.60 upwards a TSr'ety.
4 an Idea of bow cheap w are selling.
Ooeds, Trunks, Satchels, Ac, at th lowtst poa
gurea. N IN EXCHANOB POR Q0ODS.
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S. GUINZBURG,
Second S'rett, oj polite tb Court House,
CLEA RFJKLD, TA,
llooin furnierl o?copird ty Lo.er FWeul.
( le.rt.lo, )'a.,Jan.24, I&7T.
AT
CI.'S STORE
toVjiare to tell jou wlint wo have.
THAN EVER.
TO I'A 1.1. AT
uutl opoaito Mo
lossopa,
Market St.
May 2, 177.
T