THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY 14, UTT.
If paid ia dBo,or withli tbrs moot ha
ft julj ftfttr tbrMaitd bffor all moDthiM,.. t M
(I paid ifnr th aspiration of all months ...
M"isra. 8. M. Pittkwsill A Co., Nsws-
Atlvorliaiav Avrnl. 17 Park Row. sorosr
Uksj.aa 6twt, ar our duty MlboHtod Afoata
In flaw York uttj.
REIJ(ilOlll MOTICKfJ.
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Methodist i:.lropl Ctjurrh Rar. J.fl.
M Mirhat. Pastor. Srvie srary Sabbath
at Ml A. M., and 7 P. M.
rdt'.ba.h Hihool at tt A. M.
I'rayar Moating ararv T bora day, at t P. M.
Coiub uoioa Harrina, first gabbatb of sjvsrjr
montb, al ll' A. M.
Went Clearfield M. E. Church Rova.
Willi 11. Dai and W. 8. Wilson, Pastors.
Preach id a; orvrj attentats PunriaT, at o'clock,
1. M.-bunday Hobool at 2, P. il All ar la
dled to atland.
rekb) Icrlan t'.iurrI.Rr. H. S.Butlis.
Snbbnth Mr vies morning and vanlng Bab-
bath Sobool at a P. M. Prarar Moating Wsdost
day svsniog.
t. Praiirla ( hurch Catliollr Rot. P.
J. Snaamiii. Preacblniat luj o'tlock, A. M.,on
tbe Brat, third and fourth Sundays of oaoh Bionth;
Vespers and l road lot Ion of iba Rleaaad SacrantSLit
at 7 o'clock, P. M. ruodaj School srary Sunday
aitirnooa u a o owes.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
tiki or auLDiaa quarte sessions ooobt,
Second Monday of January.
Third Monday of March.
First Monday af Juno,
fourth Monday of fleptembar.
TtMB Or BOLD1KS COM VOX fllUS.
First Monday of Jane,
fteeond Monday of Norambar.
rciLio o meant.
Prttulmmt Jd9t- Hob. Charles A. Mayor, of
Loci Haven.
AantfnHl taw Jmdgom- lion. Jufaa fl. Orf ll, of
Uelktonla.
Atimiait Judgit Abram Ogdsn, Claarflald;
Vincent B. Holt, Clearnsld.
ProtkonotaryltU Bloom.
Jltyil4r una HttnrtUrh. J. Morgan.
Dittrict Alttny Wn. M. MoCullough.
frarr Da? Id MoUaugbay.
.VAari Andrew Panta, Jr.
Vonnty Surveyor bamual F. McCloik ay, Car
waniTilla. County Committiontrt Clark Brown, Clear
flt-ld; Tbnmai A. McUea, Chpat P. O.j llairia
lloovar, Clearfield.
County Auditor Chrlat. J. Keamry, Olan
Hone i Samuel A. Caldwell, W'tlliamigror ) Jobs
0. Connrr, Borniide.
County tVromr J. B. Naif, Now Washington.
Jury CommMiQnVT. Jatnaa P. Bnrabnald,
ClearftH, Jotepb Aleiander, Woodward.
8uprinttndnt of fublit SeMoolt John A.
Orenory, CurweBarilla.
Notari V.f-J.ho W. Wrigley, Wn. Ra
debaugh, Cyrua Gordon, Clearfield ; Joeepb K.
Irwin, N. R. Arrold, Cnrwenarille ; J. J. Lingle,
0eeola Milla ; J. A. Llringiton. Duliole City.
Oar Spttial column ll decidedly IntereaHng In
a local point of view, and profitable reading to
outilderl who want to rare mooey.
T. A. Fleck & Co. hnvo removed
Hi tlr rtore lo tirabau'e brick building.
J2 only for a lurgo lull eack ot'ult,
at Jvba McOaughey'a gruoery.
T. A. Flock
their ator Ij Orahai
A; Co. have removed
d'i hrlek building.
Itev. William II. lill will preach at
Bailcy'a School tlooae Beit Banday, July IV,
at 5 o'clock r. M.
T. A. Fleck k Co. have removed
their atora to Clrabam'a brick building.
There wan a omul I flood in the. river
at tt ti place lait Friday morning, but hardly
sufficient for rafting purpofea.
T. "A. Fleck & Co. havo removed
their atore to Urabam'a briok building.
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All best prinU only 6 cents ; Applo-
toa " A anuella, aanta by ui yard, at n ifhaaj
Reed's atora, la tbo Opera lloaee.
T. A. Fleck H Co. havo removed
tbelr atora lo Graham'a brick building.
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Fine-cut chewing tobacco at 5 cents
ao oanct at ptoek a aigar factory on Heeond atroet,
next door to tba First Netloaal Bank. tf.
T. A. Fleck & Co. have removed
their Blore to Uraham'a brick boildlng.
" Tramp, tramp, tramp, the boya are
uarcbiug," uaed to be muiieal but tbat other
" tramp," bow ao popular, Is aa Infernal noUanca.
T. A. Fleck A Co. have removed
tbelr store to Urabam'a brisk bulldiog.
A number of our towns-peoplo at
tended the e lot trig exercliea of tbe Couaty Normal
School at Curwrn'rlllf, laat Thursday evening.
Tbry apeak well of tho entertalnmaat.
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At the Republican oil ice U the place
to get your job work done. Wo are folly prepared
to do anything In tbe printing line, will do It
wall, and at tha right kind of prieas. tl.
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Our lint of jurors wua a litllo mixed
up and some names were omitted laat week j but
It ia all right bow. It was not Sheriff Penti's
fault. The devil did It.
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M. A. Frank, Ksq., a former citir.cn
of Clearfield, but Bow of Palls City, Nebraska, kaa
been in town for several days pait. The 'Squire
la looking well, and stilt thinks Nebraska the
proper place to lire.
Hev. II. H. Butler, paator oi tbo
UlearBeltf rreeoytertaa UOurcB, ia aipeeiea 10
return home ftxm his rummer vocation during
Ibe pre rent week, and will occupy bit pulpit
next Sabbath, July 2Vth, as aaual.
Mr.Thomas Dougherty, of thin place,
while helping to barvett wheat oa Mr. A. 11.
Shaw's farm, bear the borough, laat Tburaday
afternoon, receircd an ugly wound on the right
hand from the polot of a teylbe. lie Immediately
earns to town aad had the wooaded member
properly dressed.
G. AV. Gttllnghcr, Admiiiinlrator ol
the eitate of Hugh (lallagher, deepened, will aell
a taluable farm and timber tract, situate la Cheat
townrblp, Clearfield county, at public aale, oa
tbo premiaoa, on Saturday, tbe 2-itb day of August
Best, fiie dtstiriptioa of the properly la oar ad
Tsrtlilng eolumna.
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Stewart Walker, tho wounded hoino-
tbief, waa taken from Curwebavllle to BcllefoDte,
Urt Friday afternoon, where be will bo taken
ear of until able lo appear for trial, If he srer
geta able at all. It la tbe opinion of the phyal
ciaaa who attended bla at Carwenavllle tbat he
cannot recover from tbe wound he received.
LUt of lettera remaining unclaimed
lo thePostoflee at Clearfield, for Uie week ending
July 23, 1877 t
Nelaaa W. Arm I rung, John lloflkrasa,
Joba Ells, Wa, Y. Roberlaok,
Mr. Levi Uoff, William Hunter,
fleo. W. ITblrlck. P. A. Oaulis, P. M.
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Neui tv all tbe wheat in thia fouMy
Lus berB harvratrd, aad rrports fiom dtfleraut
part or the oooo ty agree tbat tba crop this year
i laigely la esooee af tny previous one. Ills
tioecrely hoped tbat In view of tali fact fl will
be UDneceeary to Import floor for ear home sa
umptloB hereafter. A largo amount of money
can thus bo kepi at borne.
Judging from tbe crowd in attend
ance at tbe Murphy Timperaoee Mtrttag laat
Friday evening, our people aro not yet tired of
tbe movement. Tbo Kiewutlve Com mil tea hav
ing failed la Ibeir ttToiia to see are a speaker for
tba oceaaloB, Mr. Tcit, President of tbe I'aioo,
ratntalaed tbe sudicaee with one of hia eharae
riitle talks. The aest meeting will bo held oa
F'iday arming, Augait 3d, In the Court Uoaso.
iWmaHtcre should be tn the look--t
fot aa old ma a, aew aa hia travela la thia
"aty, levjlng aa aaaesament on Poat mailers le
rtieiburre him for tome Imaginary pecuniary low,
kick, he aa;, bo auffereJ at the hand of tbe
natiruarat. Ho vllled PoatmaMer Osalia, of
tLis bwiengb, eae day laat week, and whea that
ffcial lefased to folk etr tbo dollar demanded,
the eU fr ilnw got very angry aad weal away aa
m.M He bea probably booo lakiag leiaoae
('( dealer! In P1-trderhips and Credit Me
bilier Hot hi.
We call the attention of parent to
k adteiilftreeat ia thia paper of tbe BlairrvDIe
(IV ftmlnary. Ke similar lastltatlvn ataada
'fber la ike eetimatioa of the pablle thaa the
ee Baaied. It It pleesaatly aad healthfully
-'ed, and the manegruent ia all that eoald ho
bed fur, and has firm efttlre aatlafaetioe te
l lare aeahet of paplii who havo baa anna
7 Maeeted there. Mr. J. Jewell Parka hi the
I'tiiliil oncer who aarat aloae Is a lamcleat
ltraaiM ttlt f,trtBtl eu -tlt Mtrt their ehll-
ta i betlor, or more popalar taitilatlftt ol
reioilu tbtsconatry.
T. A. Fleck k Co. have removed
tbvtr it or ( Grshftaa's brisk batldlfig.
It is ftMtonittbin what a Rood cigar
Joba A. Slock sslls at Ita fur li scuts. B kUo
bas tbs bsat snt eigsr la ths nark at. Fir
mtsftpltee, or tlx for Si hdu. Fmior;
-Second itrtcl, Belt door lo First Nat. Dank, if.
BMtloa srltb tbat JsmrBal, tad baa nad bla bo
! lb svImssbs of tb lUHtlnjtdoa UhU, thsreb;
reHcriog rroiMior uus, or tht latter satablisb
aiout. W bopo that ! UI cat aluDC aw In.
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j iilj SMaj.1 tbstr anlsarabls pulitta.
A Veneiiablx M The llullefonto
Watekmam itatu that Miaa 8saaa MaKlaaey.
wb littd in BifgU.bljv C Alta nyy, far
MllwbBrg, waa found ded in bar bed, on Friday
morning, the 0th in it. Mill MoKlnaey waa a
traoarabla lady, aged 17 yaara, t Booth aad 13
dayt, aad rtuded with Mr. Lenool Warorr. The
old lady bad gone to bed la her aiaal goad bealtb
the evening pratloua.
Failld to rA88. Tbo Lowistown
Gaut aayi that Haoul Bel lord, who bad baea
drtlgsated by Mr. Mae bey M a aaadidal lor
Naval oadet from tbii Congreaaloaal dlalrlet,
failed la bla final aianf nation at Aonapolia, Md.
Oat of ilxty-nioo applloanta only twaaty war ad
mitted. Matthew-Matloa waa lha fellow that
alew them. We abould auppoaa tbat tltla would
be a little galling to tbe young patrlola. Boyaf
try aonelblng elao. Aanapolia U a bad plaot,
anyttow. ,
Dratu of Colonel J on m. Colonel
D. M. Junta, a pronlnaot eitlaen of Tyrone, who
had been aufferiog from floaauuplloB for aararal
year i, waa advlaed to take a trip to Colorado for
the bene It or hia heal lb. lie died at Deater on
the loth init., Ire daya after bla arriraL Colonel
Jonea waa a ember of the Legtilataro af tbla
State at the time of bla death, and had prattoaily
erred three teraaa aa Reflate and Keeorder of
Blair aoBDty. Hit uiaay frioada will bo g rltredl
to learn of bla auddea death.
1'r.itisiiABi.E. Freioht. Tho Altoona
Jiirror, of Saturday laat, In speaking of tho atrika
oa the railroad, aayat M If la bloekadaofoara Is
ao 1lfted,and ao new supply of lee obtaiaod pretty
soon, there la going to bo a email la the outer da.
pot yard, where there an SUQ oara loaded with
meat rouit from Chicago to Europe. Tba meat
la peeked la lea, and It la all rlt;ht as long as tho
latter doea not melt. When It dooa. tba atrlker
lo that neighborhood will hare to bold their bos-
trll. This ahipmentwae doe at Philadelphia at
tlgbt o'oloek laatereoing (July 10)."
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('LEAKriELit County Atlas. Cald
well's Atlas Company ere prog railing with tbe
work of making aa atlai of tbla county, and o
farsoem to bo having favorable eaooese. Tbii
work givea unireraal satiafaetlon, and tbo angle-!
sera expreia Ibcmaelves as highly gratified at tha ,
anlform kind treatment I bey receive from our
oltlaeBS. Tbo work for Clearfield county will bo I
mora elaborate la Its historical feat area than any !
other publication tho eon p any hae made. It lsj
their aim to obtain and publiab biographiea and
ptraonal fketcbea of all tbe pioneer, early iettleri
and representative men of tbo county, from Its'
flrit organ! tatiuD. Tbla will be of great Inlereat
to all oar eilliu, and tba work, with all ita
rarioua feture, will bo of great value.
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Bank Ball. The Chincleclamoooe
Club, of tbii place, were defeated In tbe game ol
bate ball playfd ultb tbe Puaquehaooa CJob at
Curwsnsville, laat Haturday afternuoo, tbe Car
wcnaville boya rucceedibg in eeoring four rune '
ahead. Tbe aoore atood 11 to 1ft, as follows : I
4-HlHCLRrLSHooaa. O. B., IttSQI'KKAK.tA. . B.I
Moore, a. a
Wallace, p
Heed, o
Waltera, e.f...,
Willey, l.f
Kraele, Id b...
Pattou, J., e 1
Tbompioa.l.f. 2
Dale, a.a 4
Notsatine, p S
Moore, lit b.. ...... 4
Patton, A., 2d b... 4
Chambers, I., o f,.., 3
McBride.r.f. 2
Chamber, C, ;td b. 4
Quiatburg, let b...,
HurcbfiRld, 3d b....
Howe, r.f
T.tal 2T II
Total
...27 15
BOiRB it muixub :
1 2 3 4 6 0
7 8 9
Chinks 1 2 0 2 12 11 011
Suqubenoas....2 9 Jj a 1 4 2 0 le
1 mpire Osoar L- Moors, of Clearfield.
Scorer Chinks, L. II. Alej aaqoehaunas,
0. C. Jenklna.
Time of game Two boura and thirty tninvtoa.
Tbe retura game will bo played at the Park la
Wsst Clearfield to-morrow (Tburaday) afternoon
A Miraculous Kboape. The family
of Mr. A. F. BoyatoB,of this place, oaoaped death
by aeoideat last Friday afternoon, while taklage
drlra along tha rhrsr beach, la tha vicinity of
Bloom's bridge. They were driving leisnroly
along tbe real oo the river bank, when the driver
ef tbo carriage happened to turn his aye to tbo
right and dlioorered a large dead oak falling to
ward tbe party. He Immediately jerked the
reins, oaaiiog tho horse to baik the oa triage far
enough to let tbe tree paie It, bat th homo wei
more unfortunate, tbe tree falling aoroat hi
abouldera and crushing him te the gronad with
out a struggle, and without doing aay injury to
tbe oarriage or its ooeupaota. There was no wind
at tbe time, and the tree fell without makiag aay
Boito antfl It atrusk and killed tba horse. Mra.
Boyatoa aid child, Mrs. Ueaustnger, and tbo
driver, were lo tbo oarriage. Their feel togs aaa
bettor be imagined than described.
It would bo well enough for tha Supervisor to
look after tbo dead trees tbat embellish the bor
der of aoute uf oar publis road ( beoaoae a quea-
tloa uf daiusgos might ariae out ol aeeiJenta like
tha one above Barrated.
QtriTt A "Laddie." The Bellefontc
ftupnklivanf la alladiog to the theft of Senator
Peale'e mare, by Stewart Walker, saye i
la the morning the mare was gone. Tha
alarm waa Immediately givea. A bursa and
ufa7 as found ia tho woods near lit beret, yrg.
whiob proved te be Mr. Miusrr'e, of Millboii
Ob laveatigatloB It was learned tbat Stewart
Walker, arias Walter Klrby, of Alone Valley,
HontlngJoB eoBBty, bad borrowed Mr. Moaaer'a
buggy for the otenalble purioo of taking a
young lady of Mlllbeim out riding. It appear
tbat tba follow waa inquisitive about tbo mare, to
which be had taken a fancy, aad Mr. Pea la,
thinking bo wsi converting with one of bis young
and ItiBoooat Democrat ie eoBititueQti, was free
to narrate many of her excellent qualities. Tbia
eioited tbe oututouiacsj of hi (Walker's) loco
oener, who la said te bo aa old thief, having ato
ten leveral borte before, and ho followed Mr.
Poale to Reberburg.
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" It Is aaid that tbia fellow alola a bona before
aod waa so hotly punned tbst bo rode lato a
thick woods a hero he bitched it and abandoned
It, and whore 14 was found a month after, starred
tc death, llorse-owoera have reaava te congratu
late tbrmarWca that such a malieiuua and danger
oaa thief ha brea cap tared. Ho was tbo terror
to the aelgbborbood where be lived."
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tna vi Li-ao Aat iTamaBAcruniimra xatibal
AnrsuTAaas tibbbb aD coal, arc.
This mode it Tillage Is altaatvd la Clearfleld
county, thirty miles aouthweat of the county-seat
Clearfield a boat eighteen miles from tho
eoarce of the Buaquebanna river, and Is about
twent-yflvo mils dtstaat Iroei any rstlrond eom
munioatioa. Uatil late yoara the village did aot
how many algaa of ad ran cement. They bow
have three general dry-goods and groeery etores,
a drug store, baraesa-makiog establiebmont, one
hotel, blaektmith shop, wagon shop, grist mill,
two cbool aoaoea, three Charebw, a Uvery atablo,
and ether aoooaaiiios ta the " make ap " of a first-
elaaa village.
Too mucB eartbut no aald ia faror of the gooj
people who lira thero. They aro boipitable,
boaoat and radartrioua, Setag generally of a re
ligions tarn of mind and etoeodingly temperate
ta all tbelr habile. Tha Murphy movement has
not reached tbem yet ) bat tbey aro all In sympa
I by with tbe work, aad eipeet ta tommanoo a
eries of meeting ere long.
The village, though beautifully located oa tha
banks of the Susquehanna, Is surrounded by tow
ering BiUe, whose bowels aro hen la minerals of
various nesertpuons, u is earieaeti By natural
recourses, and aooa, with tBcraain facilities
for traofportatloa, will send abroad Its torn of
ooal aad millioas af timber. Surrouadod ai II is
by rich aad comparatively well-tilled farm land,
it Is doetlaed to become the whont-growing part
ofourooBBty. We village ia Pennaylvaoia aaa
boaet of greater enteral wealth than Borasldo.
Tbey aro poeeed of gocd bolneaa men. Bat
tbey need yet another elaaa to delve iato her hllta
M4 aracartb their millioas of boarded wealth.
Tbey aro poeseeeed of some diead vantage j none,
howsrar, bat what time may remedy. The one
moat generally felt, as tbelr hneiaoes Increases,
ia tbat of tbelr aaalls being so long In reaching
them. For lntanoe, tbsy wtll hoar ae thing of ;
the Railroad War aatli they get the county papers, i
They are sadly In need ai tho telegrapa, to en- i
able them to work mora adventageoaely on tho
Hver. When there is a rise ta the river, an do
ii g vr aaaions to got le market with tbelr tim
ber, start their refte dowa, after paying out largo
anx Btrt of eipeaao money to their men, who af-
tar vauaiiig, perhspa, f half a day, lad to their
dimay Uiat tho water la falling so rapidly, on
aeoownt of tbo rata aot being general, aad tbey
are obligrd lo "lie up" and walk fifteen or
twenty miles bach so their homes, tiring them-1
srlros as.4 kaviag their omployere ait or eight
head red dollars out of porksi. Had they a lias I
of telegraph, all this oould be avoided. Bat tbey
ihiak tho day m aot far dlrtaot whoa tbey too
will bo able to speah with lightning rapidity to
friends la other lands.
The climate ia the vlrtalty of Buraslda, thoagh
lateasoly sold la wiBtor,lnprmely pwaaent la
semmer, aad well adapted for rafiiag all kiadij
of fmli aad Tegetal lea. Ain.
$2 only fr 1rt? wok of Suit,
at Juhb MoUAuoaBT i.
Wartku 11,000 oorda of Hemlock
aad Rook Oak Bark, for which wa will pay tbe
blgbeat mark at urloa.
JylJtf. A. 0. C bah i a A Oo.
T. A. Fleck A Co. have removed
iei.wval
HALT I DAtill - k UU CBU IfOi LJU miiiO
twilled aeik if Ina aalt al Ljtle'a for fl tba
arm aia that baa heretofore been ealllng at
? 5 aad $3.
T. A. Fleck & (;0. havo removed
their atore to Uraham'a brick building.
Wheat Wanted I BOO buahoU ol
wheat, for wbicb the CASH will ho nptd ea de
livery, at the atore "of A. O, Kramer A Co., Clear'
Held, Pa. (mayl'TT-tf.
T. A. Flock V Co. have removed
tbelr store to Uraham'a briok building.
Lytle ban received a large atock ot
jueritrei, woita run, Lake Jlsmug, Ac., which
he loteods lo sell very low. Coma and priee be
fore buying. tf.
1. A. Fleck & Co. ba've removed
their More to Urabam'a brick bulldiog.
Advertise in tho Clearfield .Repub
lican. The advertising ratea aro reasonable, and
tbo circulation Is tho largest of any paper 1b this
section of tbe State. if,
T. A. Flock k Co. have removed
Ihsir store to Graham's briok building.
Fruit Cans. Fred Hackett has now
oa band a large stock of Frail Cans, of all rises,
to which thsattaatloa of hoaasksspsra la Invited.
lis will sell ihsm at prions io suit ths times.
Accident to Bishop Kerfoot.
Wbllo Bishop Ksrfoot was out riding at Brook
vllls, Pa., oa Friday, the 13th Init,, tho oarriage
became uncoupled aa J the ocoupaat worn precipi
tated forward with groat violence. Bishop Ker
foot sustained severe Injuries about tha head and
face, being considerably eat aad bruised, but so
far recovered as to bo abls to leave for bis home
at Plttaburgb tbe next day, when his faos looked
morn like thatof a prise fighter's thaa a bishop's,
The extraction of teeth without pain
has been one ef ths greatest points deslrablo la
the practice of dentistry without tho aso of chlo
roform, ether or gss, and reseat dlroororles show
that certain mixtures of selstires applied to ths
tooth aod surronoditig parti, ao benumb the tooth
that It can bo taken out with but very little pals.
Dr. Ullla Is now using tht appHostioB lo
Iraotlng teeth, with tho moit marked success, for
lbs benefit of his patients, without aitrn charge,
Those who have tried it speak ef It Tory favora
bly. July U-tf.
Vittsrcroh. Female Coli.f.uk A
Word lo reai. Tbe parent who has tbe ability
t'i educate bla daughter and fails to do It, Is guilty
of a wrung which be can never undo. Ignorance
1 s crime, and doubly so when tbo facilities for
a thorough education aro within roach of alt.
Tn Pitliburgh Female Collegs, tbo loading
reboot lor ladies la Paniylvaais, and one of the
best iu the t'nited States, with Its elegant build-
log, eight derailment, twenty two teachers,
giws a fully loralshed and carpeted room, board
ing, light, fusl, eburob aitttng, tea pieces washing
per week, aad laitrusttcn in the foil Engliib
course and Latin for leaa than three hundred dol
lars per year. Ita feci lit iea 1b muaic aro among
tbo beat oa tbe continent. Tbe fall term, as will
bo seen by reforsreo ta tbs advertisement, com'
DMLoe Sept 5th. For full particulars address
Rer. I. C. Pcrahiog, D. D., Pittiburgh, Pa.
a
T. A. Fleck & Co. havo removed
tbsor store to Ore barn's brick bulldiog.
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II EARTHEN DIN tl ACCIDENT. A little
son ol Mr. Fred. Laih, as wo leainfrom tba Jersey
Shore Utrald, uf Mifflin townablp, Lycoming
oounly, aged about aareo year, met with a terri
ble accident on Friday afternoon, tho 13th lnt,
white engaged at work lb Ibe barveat field. He
was oarrying water for tba mca In tbe field and
attempted lo rua In front of tbe reaper while It
was la motion, and was oaugbt, completely sever
ing both feel from the limbs, just above the
ankles. He was taken lo hia homo aad medloal
aid waa summoned immediately Dr. Meokley,
of Jersey Shore, aod Dr. Clio, or Salladarhurg,
who amputated bis limbs. After bla limba ware
d reeied there were bat little hopes of his recovery ;
but he seemed ta rally oa tho day after ths acci
dent, and hta frleads than entertained a hope tbat
he might recover. Oa tbe third day after tbe
accident it was foaod Becassary by the attend log
pbysiclaaa to roamputate both 11m be, and It
aeotaed utterly Impossible tbat 1b hie weak condi
tion bs oould rally from another shock of that
hied. Tho operation was performed la twenty
to ion tea aod, contrary to all expeetatica, tbe un
fortunate boy la la a fair way of roeovory.
T. A. Fleck & Co. have removed
their atore to Graham'a brick building.
. ,, -ii i mm a a i
For the Rbfubijoab.
HOME PROTECTION.
Maubba, July 14. 1877.
Ma. Kditob i Permit eue U owwmuaioata a
thought or two through your ctlnmos. Though
I belong to what tbe wealthy call tbo poor elaae
of people, and lira la comparative obscurity, 1
have, Bcverlbele, an idea of tbo dlflerenee be
tween freedom and oppreaaloa. I have my pri
vate life ideas of wbat I an Injury to us as a slass
of laboring people, and of mkmt would com many m
Aew und tax-payer, and, therefore, contribute to
tbe wealth of our State and county.
In these days of SbsriftY sele-a and struggles
for the neceaaaries of tifs, the laborer curses his
lock and wiabe for tome place on lA fact of tki
earre wktro Ac eon profit by the snd leaeons of tbs
peat four or five years. And yet tho laws of our
Slate ears, with Iron determination, will nail
you to tkm croe which you hart orreUd and kick
yoo la Ibe dilcb which yoe have Innocently dug.
Tbat wa have done a daabing and reck leaa bui
boh ea lbs hopes ol tinte continuing proiperoua,
ia sounded ia every man's asrs wulil It Is aa ac
knowledged fact and has become perfectly monoto
aoua. K very body cries ser aaloumtm mndtkarp
era, mnd mere producer ; more hornet more IB-1
duitry la the way of all kinde of product! on a ;
fewer mea clinging to publis works and depend-1
Ing oa tbem for daily labor at such wages as tbey j
see fit to pay and greater iaduoements for men
to till tbe ground. Tbeae cries are old, old ; but
tbe cry fur real boms protection Is just a new.
I ay give us a law such a I anderstsnd oar
neighbor Bute Ohio has, which allows every
reel dent of tbe State Il,0tl0 worth of property,
auob aa be may aee nt to claim, and all tbe judg
ment and e i eruption note which be may aign can
not sell it, if be sees fit to claim it as aeceseaiy
for ibe aupport of bimaclf or family. Follow tbia
law up end are if it ia a Juat one. Suppose (aa
ihey do la Pen aay I ran ia) a mao s crediiora eells
hi property ia common judgment!, leaving biro
iMii worth, wbat la a man te do t It barely
leavea bim a comfortable borne, much less bis
teems and itoek, which are Deoesiary le till tbe
soli. Does be dare aether suofe fee in t lea about
btm while hehaaolberereditnra ready to aeite it 1
So ! Such a step would be foolinb, knowing tbat
his labor ia aeeded for tbs aupport of bimaalf and
family. Docs be bsvs a denre lo pay bis debla
by inoreaung builneM witnta bis owe vooeiloa,
tbe sharpest creditor (so called) la the Aral te
aeise the fruita of hia labor. I aik men of eom
moa aenae what farm and hoaio aaa bo managed
ob 9340 worth of property F I Bay Bono. Hia
home and buaineaa la bo longer protected. He
nuil become a day-laborer for eorae company or
nersoo at juat each wages as tbey aee flt to pay
rliaoo thia la true, how oaa It be where a man
has signed judgment eiemptlon Bote, which will
aell anything tbat fl loose from ate body, la-
atead ef a producer aad tai-payor, whiob tbs laws
ol our stale inouio proioei, mere is one more ua
fortunate Individual depending oa tbe wealthy.
But, says my aeighbor, men should net incur
debts anleas tbey tee a way to pay. We might
as well say that mea should not get drunk, or
call tbe majority of cood men 1b the country fools.
One would be Just as tonaible aa the ether. Some
mea will eoBlraet debts jaat ea loag as tbelr eredlt
allows tbem, A aether aay, H It would be a queer
law If, after a man baa aigned a note, he baa tbe
privilege of reruaiBg te pay it." Ibal la juat tbe
point tho laboring slats of people should see.
ibis prtvileie, any man oaa sen. does aot prohibit
aay persoa from Ailing his boad lo tbe letter, If
be bus any Boaes: anaeipies in aim. it win as
sure bim tbe privilege of paying bis debts, aod
yst save his boaes. But It does, to a cert a la ei
leal, rooeen bim from tbe ffrnap af Ibe rich.
Should miafortaae overtake him, his wealthy
creditor oanaot sweep away hia properly and
( hereby leave btm ao way to nay tno contracted
debt. Bui snob a law wautd certain!? kill the
BQStneet of some our ef sharp collectors. Tbey, lo
ot tryiag to get vtrne names to snarp
paper, would, in all probability, he lees ready to
traat or hove their employer trar-t. Coaaequeatly,
the eatb ay atom would bgia to lake ila plaee aud
Ibe bu si nets of our JuHices aad Ooasteblos aad
other law efflclala would be wonderfully deereaeed.
Aa loag as tho raw does aot giro tbe laborer some
olianeo of tbis hied, I aay tbe preteetlea te borne
labor and tba aeae ef toil la oar Bute la a fraud.
Tbo labor io t ems of people wtll eoBtract debts
and alga aotes, and why aot t It Is the bailee
of baaiseaa mea to bare them do so. Wbea heal
Bees mea hare aeeouata to settle up, they study
tbo wars of colleen a e eeots rrom poor easterner!
just as well aa tbs studsut ttadies his tek. Col-
leetiag Is tbelr Beaiaeee, aaa mey would beeoua
lod email la tbe dealers' riag If Ibey could aot
oolleet bsrd bills. The man who tills the soil Is
net aa attorney nor a basiner maa, anther oaa
Ha eaoast take lime ta stedy the saorps
of buslaees. He meet do loag days' werhs and
many af them. Ia U wrong to have a law whiob
will prole bis home, aad, ai the same It me, afford
bim taesbaaoa ef aeiag an nprlgbt, Uw-abldiag
sitlaaa.
Maa la stroas, but his heart Is aot adamaaf. is
it aav woe dor tbat our public works aad ooaatry
Isswarmiag with ssea out af employment, when
Ibe ahaaoas are as open to tho dealer and so siesea
to lbs Binary terror 1 I dm toy that ancb a
law weald roll all lb g-et ourweu irvm ear mmb i
bat who will hearsay say that ll Is right aad last
as It ta f
Bftroflm is the name of a medicine
that baa cared mora eaaea of laflammBtloa of tha
kidney a, bladder and gravel Ibaa any koowa
preparation aitaat Wa hare a great number af
aartlBuataa from both aaalea aad femalaa who
have hota oared, iperleaolng almost loataat re
liar, la eaaea of beok-aobe, alrala oraold It baa
bo ttBBl. It li prepared by I. K. Thorn paon,
Ti tear I lie. Ak acy roapaet Sla draggiat. who
v - V - vi's.'
fc oaafcjawr mm-
Clearfield, Pa.
Cleaevield Coal Trade. State
ment of Coal and other freight! soot ovsr tbs
Tyrone A Oirid Dlvisloa, Poaaaylvania Rail
road, for tbs weak ending July 7, le17, and
the same time but year t
COAU TORS,
For tho week M 2ft,6od
a.mo time laal vaoT.......M....HH,... 142I0
Increase
Prsvloualy during year
Same time last year
Increase WM.,. ......
1,330
Total 1b 1S7T
Same time last year ,
Increase......... ............ ..
otbbb r as io ate.
Lumber
Miscellaneous freights
PisTREssiNO Accident. Tho Phil
ipaborg Journal says i Oa last Tuesday ai the
aooa Branch passeager train, ruining between
Houtidale aad Morrladals Mlnea, was Bearing
the Pena colliery, the wife ef Michael Oweai, a
mlnsr, being hat a short dlstaaco ahead of tha
traia, stepped upon lha track, apparently aacoa
scions or regardleal of tbe danger la so doing,
and also seemingly deaf to tbe shrieking whistle
as ike walked en. The dutanoe being as short,
It was impossible ta stop the trala aatll the an
gina slraok her, the wheels passing aver both
limbs, crushing them terribly, the one between
the thigh and knee, and the ether below the knee,
sad alee producing a large wound ia the head
back af the ear. She was picked Bp la a breath
ing condition ttaeoaeclous, but only lingering
about an hour, wbsa she breathed her tut. Her
age, thirty-five or forty years, and ebs leaves
four children (tbe eldest twelve years) and a
huaband tomoura this tragic event.
Specials.
Don't forget to look up Fleck A Co.', In their
new store. Jyll-tf.
Fbtjit Cabs. A large lot of Fruit Cam and
Cement ob hand and for aala at Hackctt'a Tin
Store, la tbe Opera liouas. July 11-41.
In com In c to Iowa, don't forget to oil) at Flack
A Co.'s asw store, in Urakam's orick building, tf
New good of every dssoslptloa received dally
at Wa. Reed e. jf,T'
9)t only, for a large full aark of Halt, at
Jel3-lt; John McGaug-liey'a.
Oaa Hcbbbbb Pbb Csar. Diacorrr oa Olb
Pbicbb. Sewing Machines can now be purchased
at MerreH'a tin and variety atore, from $.14 up
wards. All kinds of sewing maebinss repaired
on the ahorteet nolioe.
Clearfield, Pa., July IS, 1877.
frf Bo-a' Suite for one dollar aod
tltJvs fifty cent, at A. UDiatauin's,
Western Holed Corner, Clearfield, Pa.
Juaa 20th 1877 tf.
Tbe celebrated Cork Corset at Wm.
Reed's.
Jc37.
Call aad see tbem.
NEW UOODS AT FLKCK A CO.'S.
Calico, Muslin, Gingham, Parasols, Fans, Neck
tisi, Neck Ruehlag, Collars and Cuffi.
Lsdlsa Lawn and Grass Cloth Suits.
HATS AND BONNETS JUST RRCElVRD.
Black Cash mere and Alpacas.
WHITE GOODS CI1KAP.
CARPET and CARPIT CHAIN.
ALL GOODS AT TUB LOWEST PRICKS
AT THIS STORE
T. A. FLECK A CO.
Clearfield, Pa-, Jon 0, 1877.
Wantsd 1100,000 Sfj-lnoh shaved shingles
tn average from to 0 inch sa for which wo
will pay tbo highest market price.
A. U. ItBAMBB M LO.,
fcb.28 tf. Clearfield, Pa,
A boi of Glenn's Sulphur Soap, which contalnc
throe cakes and costs only sixty cents, iaaufneient
to supply material for at least twenty eulphur
bath which would eradicate a whole catalogue
of rheumatic and cutaneous maladies. Sold by
all Drusaiits. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dye, black
or brown, 60 coots. July ll-4t.
Buaoiaa Fob Salb. R. Newton Shaw keeps a
full supply of Fredonia Bugglea and Platform
yard? Call oa or address him at Clearfleld Penn
sylvania. Buy 11-tf.
$9 only, for a Ursa fiill aark of Salt, at
Jeia-tf. John McUaufbay'a.
4 Murder WW Owl.
A fsw Tears aero. "Auruat Flower' waa discov
ered to bo a certain cure for Dyapepalaand Liver
complaint, a few tbla Dyepepties mads I Down te
their friends how easily and quickly tbey had
beea cored by Its use. Tbe great merits of
Ubxbs'i A co ir st Flow an became herald through
tbe oouotry by one suFsror to another, antil,with
out adrartising. Its aale has become Immense.
Druggists In KVKKY TOWN in ths Uialcd
States are selling It No person Buffering with
Sour Stomach, Sick Headaahe, Costiveoeas, pal.
pitatien of the Heart, lndigeetloa, low spirits,
etc., can take three doses without relief. Uo tn
your Druggist, 0. D. Watson and get a bottlsfor
74 cents and try It. Hani pie bottles 10 cents.
May 23, 1877-eow-ly.
1 t?r. Shiloh't Syntrm VHUllxer.
We are authorosed to guarantee this remedy for
the cure of Dywpepsia, inactive liver, Sour
Stomach, Consumption, Loss of Appetite, Coming
up of Food, Yellow Skin, and general Languor
and Debility. You must acknowledge tbat tbla
would be ruinous unlet we had positlrs evidence
thai it will eorw. You who are suffering from
thess eompfbints,thess words are addressed aad
will you con tin oo te suffer when you can he cured
on such terra T It is for yon to determine.
Sample bottle, 10 cents regular also TO cents.
Sold by 0. D. Watson, Druggist, Clearfield, Fa,
80,040 die annually by neglecting a Cough,
Cold or Croup, often leading to Consumption end
tbe grave. Why will you acgleet so Important a
matter wbea you oaa get at our store Saitoa'a
Oombuhptiob Crau, with the anontnoe of a
speed relief. For forenee across tbe Chest or
Lupgs, or Lame back or Side, hnti.oi's Poaot s
Plaktbb glvoa prompt relief. Sold by C. D.
Watsoa, Clearfleld, Pa.
IIatkubt ai'bt, a popular and fragrant perfume.
Bold by 0. D. Walioo, Clearfield, Pa.
jnpr 18, '77-oow-ly.
Attention, Farmers and Lumbermen. ,
WANTBD by Arnold, al t urweiiavllle.
10,000 pounds pork.
1,000 miHliels wheat
1,000 bushclfl rye.
1,000 bushels oatfl.
1,000 buflhclfl shelled corn.
1,000 buHhels potatoes.
I04MMHI IMMnch chared ah Ingles.
H M i,l M Ml ll-l-iurb aawod alilnglca.
KNl.lMM (ret pine board a.
A,(MM) railroad Ilea.
A.IHMI cortla oak aud hesnlork bark.
For which one-third cash will
be paid. oct.25.
Ularrird.
At th. M. R. P.rMB.f. fa Cl..rl.M, on Tu.
U,, J... IVlb, ln, bj K.. J. . MoMurr.j,
Mr. Robwt Wri.l.;, of wr.ua, towa.bip, and
Mill W.rj.rrt HarUkorB, of PI,. I.mblp.
0. WHo..d.y. J.lj Ulh, Itrt, t N.w Mill
port, l, R.t. Mr. Shirk, Mr. Uil I. Thop.
m d Mih Aim Uriatk, k.tk .1 Fik. I.p.
SUA.
In Bradford lownsblp, on Wedaeadtv, July II,
1"TT, aftsr a lingering lllacae, Allee Mirvla, sou
ef Joba and Martha Sblrey, aged 19 ycare, S
moatba and II days.
$riv fli'rrtisrmtnts.
DMINISTKATORS SALJ
REAL ESTATE I
By virtue of aa ardor ef the Orphans Court of!
Clear laid eonnly, ana to me directed, ttere will
be exposed ta public sale, en the premtosa, ea
salafrsiay, Jurus! 3ft, I9TT .
at t o'clock p. the following dsssribed real
estate, situate la Chest lonnablp, Clearfield Co.,
Pa. i All that eeitaia farm aad wood land, late
property af Hugh Gallagher, dee'd, hounded on
Ibe east by load ewaed or lately ewaod by Wm.
If. Ws goner, on the aerlh by lands of Joeoph
Shook, ea tbo south by laada ef Ralasy, Wagoner,
and ethers, and on the wool by lead ef Wm. H.
Wagoner end Chest creek, eoatsiaiag 182 acres
and Is perches mere or less, aad kaowa as tbe
Simon Rorabauh farm, rsserviag and eioepitng
from the above described promises about eae half
aere, Bold and eoavoyed to the Cheat school dis
trict. About cue haadred sre of tbe lead Is
cleared and aader ealtlvatloB, with a good hoar,
lag orchard, frame beano and log bar a iheroea.
Tbe aa improved part le timbered with plae, hem
loch and other limber. Tbe property Is advaa
lageoasly situated aad Is la a desirable aclghbor
hood. TERMS OF SALE :
One-third cash at eeeflrmetita ef sale, aad Ibe
halaaoe la two equal saanal payments, with ia.
tercet, to be secured by Judgmsat bond aad
mortgage ea the promt.
h). W. GALLAGHER,
Chrt, July tft, llTT-SU AdminlMratr.
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TO,78
.......... roi,sg
- 030,370
ri,oo9
109 ears.
.....v.lt)0
3m &xtxtstmtn$t
ADMINIMTRATRIX NOTICE.
Notice U hereby givea that Letters of Ad
mialstratioa oaths satatsof JNO. H. FULFOHU,
KHQ., lato of Clearfield borough, Clearfield Co
Pa., deooaaod, haviag boon duly granud to tba
anderelgaed, all persoBS Indebted to said ealaU
will plM0 make Immediate payment, aadthoco
bavins? elalus or demands aeaiaat the tana will
- "" K? ?oporlf aatheoUeated lor sotllo-
,,V eirrv v .-';' .
,T.r s - ' AdUtlllfUMLUS,
oraer auoraeys
Mcaaar A Oobdob.
CUwraeld, Fa., Jiily 25, '77 fit.
ADMINIMTRATOIVS NOTICE Notice
Is hereby given tbat Utters of Adminlitrsv
Iiob oa tbe estate of Jo UN UiUH, late
of K not towmbip, Clearfield county, Pa.,
dce'd, haviag been duly granted to tbo under-
iam, mil peraon insW'Ud to evd wjjV
piaaeo usee immeaiet ptmi, aua inoeo oar
ing claim or demaada will preseat them properly
authenticated for ssttlemcnt without deiav.
JOHN W. 11 1011,
' New Millport July II, f7-0t. Adm'r.
I-1XECtrrOH' NfmCEU-Lettora TeiU
li mea tar y on tbe estate or MARTIN Mill.
OLH, Br., late or Lawreaca Iwp., Clearfield Co.,
Pa, dee' d, having been granted to tbe undersigned,
all parsons knowing themselves Indebted to said
sstato are required to make Immediate payment,
aad those having claims against tha same will
present them properly authenticated for settle
ment without delay.
MRS. OLIVR NICHOLS,
JOHN U.SCHRYVKR,
Clearfield, Pa, June IS, IT -flt. Executors.
ADMINISTRATOR'S ftOTICEr-Nbtioe
Is hereby givea that Letters of Administra
tion on the estate of FRANCIS E. HAFFKRTY,
late af Pena towacblp, Clearfield Bounty,
Pa., deceased, having been duly granted te the
undersigned, all persons indebted la said estate
will please make immediate payment, and thoas
having claims or demands will present them
properly authenticated for settlement without
delay. JAMES McRBOWN,
Administrator, D. B. N. 0. T. A.
Grampian Hills, 1'a,, June 13, 1877-ot.
DMINIHTRATOR'S NOTICE.
Notice ll hereby givea tbat Letters of Ad-
ministration on the estate of JOSKPU STRAW,
late of Ferguson towmbip, Clearfleld county,
Ponn'a, doo'd, having bcea duly granted to
tbe andersisnsd, all psreoos indebted to said
aetata will pleaae make immediate pay meat, and
tnoaa nanog claims or aemaaaa win present
them properly authenticated for settlement with
out delay. JOHN T. STRAW,
M arron, Juns 20, 1 677-01. Administrator.
The Bell's Bun Woolen Factory
Psna township, Clearfleld Co., Pa.
BURNED OUT!
BURNED UP!
The sabserl bars have, at great ei pence, rebuilt a
neighborhood necessity, in tbe erection of a first
class Woolen Manufactory, with alt tbo modern
improvement attached, and are prepared to make
an amas oi vioids, laiumere, oeiiDeus, cian
kets, Flannels, Ac Plenty of goods on hand to
supply all our old and a thousand new customers,
wnom ws asi to come ana examine our sioca.
Tbe baslnosa of
CARDING AND FULLING
will resetre oar especial attention. Proper
arraagemeots will be made to receive and deliver
Wool, to auit cos to men. All work warranted and
done upoa tbe eborteat notice, and by atriet atten
tion to nuiinea wo nope so roauae a noorai aaarc
of public patroaage.
10,04M POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
We will pay the highest market price for Woo
and aell our manufactured goods as low as similar
goods can be bought la tbe county, and whenever
we fall to render reasonable satisfaction we can
always be found at home ready to make proper
explanation, either in person or by letter.
JAMES JOHNSON A SONS,
nprilSOtf Bower P. 0.
A NEW DEPARTURE
in
LITHKBSBURG.
nereafUr, goods will he sold for CASn only,
or ia eiebaoffe for prod una. No books will be
kept la the future. All eld usee oats moat be
settled. Those who can cot eaah up, will please
handover their Botes aad
CLOSE THE EECOED.
I am determined lo sell my goods at cash
prices, and at a diaeonat far below tbat ever
offered In tbia vicinity. The discount I allow my
customers, will makathsra rich in twenty years If
they follow my advise aad bay their goods from
me. I will pay eaah for wheat, oats and clover
seed. DANIEL UOODLANDER.
Lutbsrsburg, January 17, 1877.
C
OL'RT PROCLAMATION.
WaaMiAS, Hon. 0. A. MAYBR, Pre.id.nl
Judge of tbe Court ef Common Pleas of
ths Twenty-fifth Judicial District, composed of
the cuuullss ef Claarflald, Centre and Cllntcn
and Hon. Abba Oenaa and Hon. Vibcbrt B.
Molt, Aaeoelato Jvdgea ef Claarflald county
have tssusd thslr prscspt, lo me directed, for the
holding of a Court of Common Pleas, Orphaos'
Court, Court of Quarter Sessions, Court of Oyer
aad Terminer, aad Court ef General Jail Deliv
ery, et tbs Court 11 ocas at Clearfield, ia aad for the
county ef Clearfield, commencing on the fourth
Monday, tlm lllth day of tteptenber, 1H1T,
and to oontiaae twe weeks.
NOTICI IS, therefore, hereby given, te tbe
Coroner, Juatioea efthe Peace, and Constables,
in and for said county of Clearfleld, to appear la
their proper persons, with thslr Rscords, Holla,
Inquisitions, Kaamloatlons, and ether Remem
brances, to do thoss things which to thslr offices,
and ia tbelr behalf, pertain to be done.
By an Act of Awembly, passed ths 8th day of
May, A. D. IH64, it Is mads tbe duty of the Jus
tices of ths Peace of the several counties of this
Commonwealth, to return to tbe Clerk of tbe
Court of Quarter Sessions of lha respective
counties, all tbe recognisances entered Into before
them by aay persoa or persons charged with tbe
eommisiioB of aay crime, except such eases as
may bs sndsd before a Juitlce of the Peace, un
der ox Istlng laws, at least ten days before tbe
commencement of the section of tbe Court to
wbicb they are made returnable respectively, end
In all cases whsre any recogntsaocsa arc entered
Into less thaa ten daya before the commencement
of tbe sett-ion to which they aro made returna
ble, the said Justices are to return lbs satne ia
the same manner as If asid ant bad not bcea
passed.
GIVEN under my hand at Clearfleld. this llth
day of July, In the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy-seven,
jy le ts ANDREW PKNTZ, Jr, Sheriff.
TOWNNHIP RTrtTEIHENT.M
JACOB DIMKLINU, Esq., DiMrict Trees,
arer ef Boggs township, in account with lbs
Svbool, Read and Poor funds of said towarbip
fur the year 1 Sift; :
SCHOOL FI ND DR.
To balance due at tait srltlsmeot.,..,
To dupllcaU of IMS M
To am't received sf Uo. Treaaurer...
Te State appropriation
1,171 It.
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Bj Teacher.' aalarlee .,. M.
B, lo.l and eontiageoeiea
by am't allowed Secretary
Re amooat paid Auditor.
Ry peroaaUg. f.r eolleetlng
by eionerationo
by hack-atanding order. lllUd........
11. Treanarar'a per Mnt.g...,...7,
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t 00
.. 11 00
40
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III
B, hwliae. da. wwaihl, . 1,441 li
fH.O.tJ 00
ROAD FUND DR.
To amooat of H. Ooea' duplleat.
To amoaal of 8. Rlntta' duplloato
To eaah raoelrad of Co. Trea.ur.r
To ameut da. Traeearff
7M il
:
12. 00
It 01
l.4 00
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... 104 00
101 to
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S, w.rk doc. ky eiliaeai p floia....
Bj " ' " " Btotl...
Bjr road hammer
by 8oee' lime, alt dara, al 11
Bj Stella' lime, III da;., at !......
By etonwati.ni ...
Bj hal. dH Traaa. at U.I Hltlemeat..
POOR HIND DR.
To hal. doe lowaahtp at laat aettlemeat.l 410 II
Te doplloele for 1070 4U It
To amount do. a duplieet. f '73-4 ia
h.ndi of Ble.h lot 0!
11,17 10
CR.
flj am't paid for kNpIn, pupere 4 I3T tl
Bj . W. Hbimel Mr ew.te. aad hill
nndrnd li Tl
By Wm. O.ll.bar, aerrltea ae OvaraMr IT 00
By e.n.ra;loaf II II
By pm MUg. m I4tl.lt at t ,er at... II it
By .rd.ra t4ttmi4 It II
By halaae. dm lawa.hl, ."4 41
f l.iri II
We, ths undersigned Auditors ef Boggs towa
ship, do certify tbat we have oiamiaed lha ae
eouata ef Jacob iMmeliBf, Treasurer of raid
tewaaklp, and find tbem aa above stated.
J. W. KVI.KR,
0. O. MRHRItf,
Wf.l IWalnr, Julv II, 7T l. Auditor.
CHEAP GROCERIES I
LIMHKR CITT, PA.
Tbe aaderalgned annouacas to bis old frleads
and patrons that ha has opened a good liae el
UROCURIKS A PROVISIONS at tbe old aland
of Kirk A Speoeor, for which he solicits a liberal
patronage. U. W. b PENCE H.
Lumber City, Pa-, March JO-tl
1 1 one of either sei, la any pars ef tbe
country who Is willing to work stsadily al the
employment that w ruraia. aa per wees in
your own town. You need not be away from
home over sight. Yen can give year whole time
to tbe work. or ooly your spars momenta. Iteoats
nothing to try the builnei. Terma and i Oat fit
free, Addrea at oaoe, II. Hallbtt A Co.,
April IS, 1877-ly Portland, Maine.
CA KTION. All person aro hereby cautioned
agaiast parohaaing or aogoilatiag ia say
way for two certain judgment uotes, to wit : One
judgment note dated "DuBcis, June 80, 1877','
payable in three months, and calling for sixty
dollars, drawn in faror of John Haas and signed
by Michael Hubert Also, one ether Judgment
Bote, of the same date and place, pay abls in six
months, and calling for sixty dollars, drawn ia
favor of Juha Haas.and (lined by Michael Hubert.
Haid notes were stolen from me, and payment of
tba earne hae been a topped. JOHN HAAS.
Pentield, July 18, 18H-8I.
HIGHEST AWABDS! "'iSm.'.'
J. REYNOLDS & SON,
NORTHWEST CORNER
THIRTEEN! II FUBERT KTRF.ET.
PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF PATENTKD
Wrought-Iron Air-Tight
HEATERS,
WITH SnAKINO AND CLINKKR-ORTNDINfl
. URATE'S rOR Ul RNINU ANTIIKA.
CUB OR BITI MINOL'S COAU
CENTENNIAL
WROIGRMROI HEATERS,
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL.
KEYSTONE
VR01GIIT-1R0. HEATERS,
C00KIN9 RANGES, LOW-DOWN ORATES.
D.Mriptlr. Circular, wut fr. t m, tddrM.
EXAMINE BEFORE SKLECTINO.
April ivn-ij.
CARPETS I CARPETS II
CARPETS III
Ths pscpls of Ibis vicinity hare long fett tbe
necessity ot bavins; a larger and bettor aaaortment
oi Carpet to select from than has aver beeo kept
in the place before. That want Is now fully sup
plied, n e nave scoured tne exclusive use or
Richardson's Carpet Exhibitor,
A WOXDERFt L INVENTION
for showing Carpets, a brief description of ths
use of which ws give below.
With the use of tbs Cab par Kxiiisitob, ws
show from a cample just how tbe Carpet loeka an
a vary large room, multiplying the Sample a
thousand times, match sd and (hown as perfect as
when tbe Carpet is made up and nailed upon tbe
floor. In this way we are now prepares lo show
you a
HEW YORK WHOLESALE STOCK.
We hare made special arrangements with one
of tha largest bouses In New York , to fill all our
orders for Carpets, aad will show you a larger
assortment t) seleot from than has ever been kept
out Ida of a wholeeals kouae. i
NEW & DESIRABLE PATTERNS,
which are not kept iu dock outride of large oitlea. .
Thia way of buying Carpet has now become
popular, and we ahow what yon would otherwise
have lo go to New York to find. Wc cob sell as
cheap for cash as yon can buy for eash ia N ew
York, snd there being no remnant to takeoff the
profit i, wc are enabled to sell on a very small
oumniisalou, aad most respectfully Invite Uie
public to examine our itock, and satisfy thcra
eelvea. IF YOU WANT A OARPET
of any dlmsniloai, bring a soiree t measure ef
your room and we guarantee to suit you.
Plesse call and see us, whether you wish to buy
or not, as it fa bo trouble te show gooda.
Respectfully,
T. A. FLECK 4 CO.,
MARKET STREET, CLKARFIKLD, PA.
May 10, 1877-tf.
JEMOVALl
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would respectfully notify the public generally
that he has removed bis Grocery Store from
ribaw's Row, to the building formerly occupied
by J. Milea K ratter, en Kecoad atreet, next door
to Bigler's hardware store, when be Intends
keeping a full liae of
It O K It I E H.
HAMS, DHIF.D BKKF nd LARD.
8U0ARB ud 8i RIPS, of .11 (r.d.l.
TXA8, OraM tai Blwk.
COrrEI, Routed ud Unto.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
t:iJt:rt:n mi its,
All kind, ll th. rn.rV.t.
PICK I.K8, lo Jan od b.rr.ll.
SPICKS, io .r.rj form aod r.rl.lj. .
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KIMI)l)l C BAt KF.KH.
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACHES,
. DRIED CI1ERRIKS,
Coal Oil oal Lamp Chimneys. I
And a food aurortment nf thnne thing, n.nall, !
k.pt Id a Kroewy ator., which b. .ill .urban,.
fur la.rk.tlnl at th. oiarkat irlu. , ,
Will Mil for oa.h aa .b.al, M ao, otb on.
Plaaa. o.ll And m hi. atorh aod Jodg. for
,onr..ir.
JOHN MrflAllOIIKY.
Claarfii'ld, Jaa. I, 1S77.
a. j. HAoaarr.
.wREED & HAGERTY,
Furoecror. to
J. C. SCHRYVER,
DEALERS IN
HEAVY AND SHELF
HARDWARE,
Second St., tear tlr Id, Pa
The anderslgnod woulJ announes te Ibe rltlarnl
ef Clearfiflil aad vicinity, that they have par
cbased tbe Hardware Store of J. O.Hchryver,aBd
will onnatantly keep oa hand a full aaottment ef
Hardware la all Its branch ss, anrh as
TABLE & POCkET CUTLERY.
Be&nh Stops, Hand Pa wi. Great Arasrlftsa Cross
cut Sows, D. fl. and Peeling Axes, llatebeta,
Planes and Plane Irons, all kind of
Kails, Horse S boss aad Horse flhee
Nails, Finks, lloes, Rakes, Hay
Fork a, fl hovel aod Hp, lea,
Beylhea.iSaatbes, Plows,
Urain Oradie,
Cultivators, Double
andSlagleBherel Plows,
CaltUator Teeth, Bevels and
fry fqaaree, Shovel Blades, Mill
Saw aad Taper Files, Chisels, bitte,
AotrS, Artie, Barn Door Hanger, Butt,
T aad Htrap Hlegea. Beany'a Hollow Aagure,
all kiadsef Lock, tferewa, Baab Cord and Pulley a,
GLASS and PUTTY,
Peel ana Chaia Bella, Carrlaae, Tire aai Barrel
Bella, Aee Core, S.4 Ireea, lloraa Braebea ani
r.rry-Coaeba, Oriaa-atue. Iitaree, tlnai, lleaa
aad Heap-eloae Paehla,, Oable Cbaiaa, Me,
i ae, win alee Beep o. aana a fail aeeoiimeal
ef Ti.are,an4 a renerel etnee of lloMe Paral.h.
ia, Oeaea, klek the, .ill aell al prieai te tail
Ike llaee.
Paraeao wtekiaf aaetaln. In tailt da. are la.
eiled te eall aad alanine their tMa befnre
..ireaaelfii. HKKD A RAOKRTV.
I'learSrIJ, Ma, SI, li;7-ll. '
SALE.-
The undersigned will ssll at private sale all
that tract or parcel ef land si tea Is la Dseatar
township, Clearfleld county, Pa., within a abort
diatanoe of tbe Tyrone A C learn. H H. R., and
adjoiatng lands of Robert Hudson and leers,
aad known as ths Jacob B. Uearbart lot. Tbe
said tract containing oe acres more or mas, with
m r 'ftjy fc '
upoa easy terms.
VAVIU U KHUtSS.
Clrarl.lil, P.., Jul, 11, 17.
Fine Farm al Private Sale !
Situate la Huntingdon county, Pa., eae mile
aorth of the village of Herat Cabins, Fultoa Co.,
ocBtainlng three hundred and twentyolgkt acres
atore or less, limeatoae, gravel and slate land,
under good stats of cultivation. Tbe Improve
ments ooo 1st 01 frame aweutag Douse, aaak oara,
46x72 feat, wagoa aaed, corn crib, bog pena, bay'
acalea, two tenant houses, ssw mill, two young
apple orchards bearing fruit, one thousand panali
post and ran tenoe, any sorss msaoow, one nua
dred and fifty acree plow land. Tbe balance
consist of 128 acres of white nine, oak and bisk'
ory timber. A stream ot never-falling water
runs through this property, making It particular I
wall ad ait ted to both stock and (rain raising. I
desired, will be divided to suit purcbaeere. This
property Is oa or near projected routes of two
reiiroaus, one or wnicn win do nam mil coming
bammer. r or terms el sets, apply to
8. V. WILSON,
Lock Bot 180, Clearfisld, Pa.
Clearfield, March 14, IW7-8m
TIN & SHEET-IRON WARE.
CANDIS MERRELL
Hae oDsned. In a bulldine oa Market street, oa
the old Western Hotel lot, opposite the Court
Hons in Clearfleld, a TlB aad Sheet-Iron Manu
factory aod Store, where will be found at all times
a lull line or
HOUSE FTJENXSHHTCt GOODS,
Stoves, XXariwirt, Eto.
House Spouting and all kinda of job work, repair
ing, Ac, done 00 short notice and at reasonable
rates. Also, agent for tbe
Singer Sewing Machine.
A sapply of Mac bices, with Needles, Ac, al
ways on hand.
terma, strictly cash or country produce. A
share of patronage solicited.
0. B.MERRRLL,
flupcriatendcBt,
Clearfield, April 21, Il7Mf.
THE TIN SHOP!
RIMIXG MY0V MA(HIE!
FRED. SACKETT,
ROOM NO. I, PIE'8 OPERA HOI'MK,
Clearfleld, Pa.
ReniMlfullr lofurDii hia eoat.Di.ra, aod tha pah-
lie ia general, th.t be .ontinoei to maoofaelar.
all kind, of
Tln.Coppcr A Sheet-Iron Ware,
Of first.elass matsrial only, and la a workman-
liks manner.
ROOFING and SPOUTING .
done oa short aotioe end very reasonable terma.
COOK STOVES,
HEATING STOVES AND FURNACES alwaya
kept la stock, aad for aale low.
Gas-Fitting and Plumbing
a specially.
Oat Fiatnr.1 alwa.i oo hud. All work guaran
teed lo aatlnfaotioD.
A ibar. of poblle patronag. eordlall, aoliolted.
FRED. 6ACEKTT.
ClMrDold, Pa., Maj , 187T.
WM. KEED
18 0PKNINQ THIS DAY a LABOR STOCK OF
" SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODN,
IN ALL Till BRANCHES APPERTAINING
TO Till DRV O00DS TRADB.
DRY GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
PRINTS,
MUSLINS,
TICKINGS,
SHIRTINGS,
CASSI MERES,
LINEN SUITS, ic, &c, kc.
NOTIONS AND TRIMMINGS,
K.UNGfiS, ; .
LACES, GLOVES, '
HOSIER V,
TIES, CORSETS,
BUTTONS, Ar., Ac, Sc. -
W111TK (i'OQI)S,
T A B I. K LI N K N 8,
CORDED AND PLAIN PIQUES,
SWISS LAWNS,
WHITE TRlMMJNGS,
KMBROIDEKIKS,
. : RUCI1ING, ,'' '
CURTAIN NETS, Ac, Ar.
AIILLINERV,
TRIMMED HATS AND BONNETS,
FLOWERS, RIBBONS,'
TRIMMING SILKS,
Ac, Ac, Ac,
Carpetings, Oil Cloths,
Wall Papers,
Ac, Ac. ;
PILL STOCK OF LVKKVT1I1NO,
R0UOBT FOR CASH,
AND WILL BR SOLD POR CASH. '
WM. REED, ;
leoei Ne. I, Pta't Opera Inaa Balldlaf. .
ri..,,IA, Pa., A pHl H,H .,...
9. e3ulnhurfl gcota.
STILL ANOTHER BED
.. v- T -.-rj..gjuijruj
BOOT & SB
8u -t .
I hv juat returned from New oik
hown In tbii town. Jadoforjrour
i..'.. 1 - - -
A atraw hat for if. ante.
A papar aollar for two Mta.
A hoi of papw oollan for t oaota.
A pair of notion looka, pl.la, 11 .rata.
A lead peDOil for on. oeot,
A hlaek allk nk 11. for won.
A aottn haadkorohlaf for aix .rati.
Bab, ihoaa, raced fraa lb eentl opwardl.
m n ' ii '
M M keed and hMled To cent, and Dp.
" " hottonnl M "
b Io all oolora aad atvl.a.
Children', .how from Ta oant. npwardi. "
Miiae, mom from 1 Dpwarda.
Id laitlng, leather or kid.
Mea', ploagh Shoe, at . II .JJ
Men'l better dreal ahoea ai 2.50
A maa'aoalf hoot from 14 npwarda.
Theae ar. hat a few article,, to glr. yo
Wa ktrf ala. a full Ho. of Men'i Farolablng
' ,,i ll.l. i
ALL KINDS OF TRADE TAKE
-I-
S. GUINZBURG, .
8eond Street, oppoalu tba Coarl noaw,
CLEARFIKLD, PA.
Room formerly oecopl.4 b, Lover F legal.
Clearteld, Pa, Jan. 14, IIT7.
I.'g.. gittl & Vo.'t Column.
TO BUY YOUR
DRY GOODS
IS
Wo liAve lola of breath and money
FLECK
VVe have Dress Goods at 7 cents per yard and upwards.
Black Cashmere, all wool, at 60 cents and upwards.
Colored Alpaca at 18 cents per ya.id and upward.
Black Alpaca, double width, at 21 cents and upwards.
Calicoes 5 cents and upwards. Ginghams 5 cents aud upwards.
Shirtings 8 cents and upwards. Muslins 3 cents and upwards.
Men's and Boys' Cottonades at 15 cents per yard and upwards.
Tickings 8 cents and upwards. White Goods 9 cents and upwards.
Shawls 50 cents and upwards.' Best Percales 12 cents.
Table Linen 22J cents and upwards. Ladies' Skirts 40 cents up.
Good Black Silk 90 cents and upwards. Embroideries 8 cents up.
COLLOREI) SILKS ALL PRICES.
Lidice' Suits tl and npwards. Wblto Hod Sproadi (15 eon Is and upwtrdi.
," Lidice' and Children's Hose 5 centi and npwardi.
Ladies' and Genu' Handkerchief. S cenlj and upwards. ,
ComcU 25 cents And upward." Ladies' Ties 10 cents and upwards.'
. Glove Scents and npwixrd.-j All silk Uandkcrcliicfi at 25 cent.
Kid GIotoi AO cents and upwards. Stixpendcri 15 centi and upward).
All linen shut fronts 12 cents and upwards. Kam 'l cents and upwards.
Gents' Shirts 10 ccntiand upwanls. Pim t and S cents per paper.
Parasols 18 centi and upwards. Umbrellas 87J cents and apwar ls.
A first cluss 'Milliner to trim Hals and Ronnets just as you want tl-cm, and
at Prices that will dofy competition., '' J " ' .
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GOODS LOWER
DON'T FAIL
T. A. FLECK & CO.'S.
Two doon east ol Shaw House and opposite Mosiopi, Market St.
Clearfield, Pa, May 2, 1877.
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with tbe clicnpcel (ot of goodi aver
elvoi.by the following liit of pritot :
A liaaa haadkerakief tmt II ndU .
A ahawl .trap fa. M aeata.
A rad eouoa bandkerabM for It Male.
A ho.M oomb for lioceta.
A doien iho. laow far four ,ta.
Man 'a whit. laaadrM ahlrta far tl.
M.a'a colored ahlrta, I oollan, N at..
Women's ih
Plain lasting laood, 1.U.
Plain lasting eoagresa, $l.lt.
Women's Morocco shoes, $1.69, 1.7$, 1, t.Ji.
Women's kid shoes, MJS.
, Woman's real French kid shoes, M.0I.
Man's, Wcmsa's and Boy's slippers,
. , from M cents apwards.
Men's good dress Shoes at t.99
aad upwards te Itl.eO for shoes made ta order.
Children's shoes from ll.se apwards-a variety,
a aa Idea of aew aheap we are selling.
Goods, Trunks, Hatcfatli, Ac, at the lowest pos
gures. N IN SXCIIANOB FUR QOODtl.
S. GUINZBURG,
8.otiad Strt, oppo,iu tba Court Ilonaa,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Room formerly .coupled b, Lever Flegat.
Cleerlold, Pa Jaa. 14, 18TT.
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