THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA
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la N.w York City.
RUl.KMOtJI NOTIt'lvD.
Methodist Episcopal Church R.y. J. 8.
MrMi-aair, Pastor. Semen orory Rebbath
ol ll A. M.,and 71 P.M.
flabbath 8hool at IA. V.
Projror Hootioi erery Thursday, at t P. M.
Come uaioa Herrlee, Ant Sabbath of ar.ry
oioatb, at ll A. H.
Moot t'learUnld M. K. Cbarrh R.i.
tiuiK 11. Kill and W. B. WlLsoa, Pastors.
Preaching erery altoroalo Santlay, at t o'clock,
P. II. fcuaday Sebotri al 11, P. M. All an la
filed to attood.
Profblorlau ChurchRer. H. S. Bi'TLia.
Sabbath Mrrtres morning and oroaing Hak
batb Seheol at I P. M Preyar Neotlag Wedoes-
day ofootag.
Ht. Kraut-la' Churrbrathallt Re. P.
J. Baaaima. Proacblog at 101 o'clock, A. II., oa
tho Irit, third and foartb Sandays of ooeb aaonth :
Vsspsrs oad BooodlclioB of Ihe Blrssed Saoraraent
at To clock, r. M. raoday School erery Suauay
aiioraooB i o eioca.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
tiaa op aoLDwa quAftTaa laaaioai oodbt.
Second Moaday of Jeaaary.
Third Moaday of March.
Pint Moaday of Jnaa.
Foartb Moada of September.
rraa or aoLoiaa comnob plbai.
. First Moaday of June.
SoooBd MoBtUy o( November.
PUBLIO OPriCBBB.
Pruidmt .fiefo. Hob. Cbarlai A. Mayor, of
Lock Haven.
AMidoal Loss Jottgo IIob. Joha H. Orf la, af
Bcllefonte.
Aseeeiare Jodyo Abram Ogdoa, Cle.rfloldj
vtnoooi n. note, iieamei..
Prolhonotaru Hi Bloom. '
Kogiotor and ltooortlor.lt. J. MorgBB.
biotriel ilfomay Wm. U. MoCnlleugh.
TVeoewrer Ir.vid Metjftugkey.
Sktrif Andrew Renli, Jr.
Comnlw 8rwor fiomoel F. McCluikey, Car
wanlfille.
Onofo Ctmmitrionrt Clark Brown, Clear-
fold 1 f bomaa A. MoUeo, Chert P. 0.,' Kuril
Hoover. Clearfield.
Oraaty JeJilero Cbrilt. 1. Kcagy, Olel
Rope ; Hamoel A. Celdwoll,Wtlliamgrovoj Joba
0. CoBaer, Hurnllde.
CWnry Oeroaer J. B. Koff, New WolhiBgton.
iry Coounetoaer Ir. Jimea P. Bnrcbfleld.
Clcorfied, Joeepb Alexander, Wondward.
NpenNltiufenl of Pmbtit School John A.
Orrrorr. Carwcoerille.
AoMn'oi PrnUio Jobs W. Wrlgley, Kb. Ra-
dvbaacn, Cyrua unrdoa, ClearDeld! Jorenb a.
Irwia, If. B. Arnold, Cnrwcnerilloi j. J. Lingle,
Oloeola Myill t. A. Llringeloae, Ualloll City.
Oar Spttiol column ra decidedly Interacting in
a locel point of view, and prottabla reading to
oolcidort wbo want to cava money.
VoTiRa on Auk 1 Thoao wlio voted
oa ago in tbe loll campaign mut examlae the
rtglctry and ice 11 tbeir aamta aredowa. If tbey
do not, they are very likely to bo mlcred, and,
thereto re, It il well to tee to It before tomorrow
(Wcdaridcy) September ftth.andthuf cave troablc
al tbe pollc. Tbia elan of rotetc matt alto pay
their tax before the Alb dy of next month, or
tbey will loco their vote.
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$2 only for a lare lull sack of Salt,
at JebB Mctianghoy'c grocery.
lie
Wednesday, September 5th, ia tbo
loot day that you can be inrMed I
If you want cheap tobacco, ace John
A. Slooka price Hat la another eoluma.
Go and listen to the Jubilee Sinera
IB Pie'l Opera Uoooe, aa satarday evoBlng next
Maaon'a eclf-Bcating jars at Iloed k
Hagorty'l are tbo boot la Baa. Alio, nana, patty
Bad wax. cep6-St.
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The Clearfield County Medical So-
loty will moat at Clearfield ta-morrow, Xbarcday,
Brptcmbcr 6tb.
" Enter the car at the rear and leave
at the froat door," ia tb excellent rule rooeotly
adopted by the Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
The Clcartield J'reahy terian Sabhath
Scbool will pic-nlc at tbe Park, In Weal ClearSeld,
to-morrow (Thursday), providing tbe weather
will permit.
Art Old Sinnm. Tbe Sheriff of
Hanllngdoa Monty look a maa aamod Plaoo,
wbo II 71 yars of age, to tbo Penlteotlary last
week. He was sent ta serve a term of oao year.
We notice that George W. Hocker,
Esq., District Attorney of Ibis aonoty twenty
eves yean age, la aa iBdepoadeat candidate for
President Judge la the Crawford ooeoty district.
C'niLLT. We learn that alight frosta
visited auay sections of tbe aoantyoa tbomorniogs
f tbe Id, 1J aad Id, doing no damage, however,
lo vegetal lofl. But tbe cursed cabbage worm did
not ca)oy It a bit.
Om Abiab. Mr. Clark Norria; of
LawrVBce township, laforml ns that be raised
tny-eigbty bushels of oats on three-fourths of an
Ban or groaad, and that tbey weighed thirty -all
pooadt 10 tbe bushel. This il a large yield and
will be bard to beat,
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The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Cealral Poansylraaia will meet la tbe Cngllab
Lutheran Church at Lock flat ca, on Wednesday,
September 2ttb, and eoatlnac in session five or
il dayl. A boat eighty clerical and lay members
are expected to bo in attcadaBce.
Chairman Tout publwhee tbo Vigi
laaeo Committee this week, preparatory to the
holding of the primary election. As come of the
members do not reeoifb the Rbpvblioai, wa ad
vise blm la send tbam a card, otherwise tbey may
not find It out, or order them to subscribe for It.
A Fair. Tbo Centre County Agri
cultural Society will bold their ar.oual Fair al
BeliroBte.eommeoeiBg on Wednesday, October id.
The premium list is arranged with admirable
Jadgmeat, baiag well calculated to attract a largo
oamber and varlaty of exhibits, as well as crowds
of sigbt-seon.
Tho card of 8mith V. Wilaon, Kiq.,
Attorney. at Law, will be found la oar Bseineia
Directory," on tbo first pageof Ibis paper. Smith
proposes lo devote bis an tire time to his professioB,
aad persona favoring him with baeiaeoe matters
will lad him faithful aad poaotaal la atteejlng
to their affaire.
"The minors in the llouttdule and
I'hillpabarg eeal regie elreeh lest week." Cow
. Irr Ho i Kiporlrr, Yeo ( that is ce ! Bet, like
feasible men, they struck tbe eoal with tbclr pick a,
and they arc now vnjoilng tbeaselvee on bread,
meat, etc., Inetead of leafing aBd begging from
tbeir Bolgbbere.
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Michael Ketlebarger, of this (iluco,
Ml n targe red keel at oar eraoa tost aaiarcjay
morning, which weigba Avopoaods, aad a potato,
of the Karl; Rose variety, weighing thirty ouaeoa.
Il will be diBoutt to (loci Ihese spiciBleBs bat
If any of oar roaderl sai ald bappoa ea larger oaea,
we should like I bear from them.
Large number of black hawi arontill
fceiag eaBght la the river, a abort diataaeo below
Iowa. A pony of three gentttmra esptend
Ittraty-elghl oa Wedneeday of la it week, one of
Ibt Isb, caagbt byoor young Meed, Blah. Wal
lace, mraiarlng lit) lBr" lftb. Oa Friday
lut, a III tie foo of Taos J. MeCullougb, of tbis
plate, eaughl awe that measareel 16 laches.
me oi
By a glance at oar adrortixiiig col
ons, It wot be sera that Sheriff Poali 1c egala
la the real est a. a tueias. Tbe aaly way lo
kMp eat of tbe Pberlff'i heads ie to veto Tor aad
aetp eliot tbe Democratic llokot, aad thus brlag
at ft brattby aad permanent cbeagc la business
fsiri. The p reseat Radical way af meaagiog
tke financial slTiln of ear aoualry woald aooa
wamp aay ctlea oa tho face of the earth. Vote
far Tronhey, Bckell aad Noyce I
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(kT JlEOiBTEREp Tho n-gular aa-
ffiaiei.t or regtiry Mils for lb Mibg fall elee
tioai have already beoa mid, and era aw to be
ffand poled al tbe polllBg p leers la tbe iftrlowa
litrleti M nqiirtd by law. Uador the new
Coa.t.iutioa every poreoe deelriag to vote al tbo
WreeeUng Xevemberclectlaa mast have resided
for tbe period of two men lbs elity dais la tbo
(Hop dirt riet whore he ftt U rote, aad If
tr tvrpiy two yeera Plate sad Coaatf let,
kick (bill have boea cacaocd af If two meat hi
(tt ey, aVpUiaboff alb), aad F" Mleaeloaa
rih (Ott.bet fith) be fere the day of lbs eleetiea.
Cul Mi whowlih to roU Ibis tomlag fall bad bel
tar tianlac tbe Hit of voters aoy II the Asceesort
kdier the aae be foaad at the eleetiea boaee),
fd ice t thtLr aomoi aro eo rolled. If aot ca
if list Inform the A Meteor at oaea of tbeeejluleft
Are yoo rcltarod T To-day (Sopt.
th) I too lut day that Jo. caa bo aliened I
Colomn'i original and only Louiai-
IH Jablke Slaters, will bold fortb la Pi.'l
Opora Heoai, oa Setarday araalai aeit.
Let every Democrat in the county
appelat binsr'tf ooatatuoo ofo.. to iMtbotall
other leMreis aro rsxtttired la tino. To-day
owaed by 8. B. Row, of Ibil plaoo, was destroyed
by Aro oa Teesdsy nlgbt of last week, Aag. 19th.
Tbe betiding was a large and valuable OBC, and
tbe lose is quite heavy.
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The 1 5 and '77 itcading Apple
Parer al Heed A Ilagetty'a. This Is tbe first
season for tbe 77 Psreri II Is manafaotured by
the Reading Hardware Co., end il auperler to all
parers made, aod costs no more money. Try II.
4-Jt.
We take the following from tho
I'lslero Clreaierc of a reccat data :
Wnana Sball I 8nxn Mr DAvaarxa 1
Von will consult her health, happiness and
raaoeu In study and miialo, by placing her in the
care of Dr. Taylor, al the Bearer College and
aOMlcal Institute, Blavcr, Pa. Prbes moderala
and aa low as good board and first lii lastrac
lion oan boafforded." lw.
Normal School Committkr. Wo
Icara Ibal lloa. J. P.WIckersham, Superintendent
of Public Instruction, baa appointed our distin
guished townsmaa, el-Governor Blglcr, a member
of tbo Committee to Inspect Iba Normal School
building! at Look Ilaron. Tbo Committee will
meet oa tbo Klh loll. The ex. Governor il aa
excellent Judge of good buildings, and when he
aeei anything wrong about thorn ho takes great
pleasure In Imparting that kind of Information to
tboea directly Interested.
Walkir-ed Tim Yiars. The gon
llemaaly horse thief, Stewart Walker, received
his Allegheny papers from Judge Orvll, at Bella
fonte, lost week. He waa eommiss'.oned for lea
years, havlag plsad guilty to etealiog Senator
Peelo'l mare, and also to one he stole from a
farmer la CcBtro county tbe night be doped from
the Bellefoote prisoa. Tho owners of horaea In
Pennl Valley and Stone Valley will enjoy their
property much better for the next tea years, so
far aa Walker Is ooooorned.
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JuiiiLtiSiNciKHS. Coleman's Louia
Iana Jubilee Singers will give a concert ia Pie'a
Opera Bouse, on Saturday evening next, Sept.
8lh. General admission tickets, 35 eontl children,
JS cents ; reserved seats, to cents. This troupe
ia composed of ootored male and female singers,
and tbeir songs are of tbe real auul-allrrtog char
acter, aad are eot a mere imltatioa of others now
before the public. Their Songl of Ziea and old
PlantatloB Melodise are loag In a apirit which no
Cbrlstiaa or lover of music should fail to bear.
riHH Dam Builders.- Wo learn
that Sbariff Pond and Diilrtcl Attoraof MoCal
lough oro about nakingaraid oa tbo fiih buketj
la tho rirorand Clrarfleld crook. Tbeir p roe la
nation will appear next week, and If tho riolat-
ori of tho Ifh law do aot dotiat. tbe fall pratltioi
of tho law will bo tofomd againet thorn. Thoia,
tberofure, who ptrtiit ta violatiog tho law, bad
bettor look oat fur break era. Tbo offioera of tho
law and tho Oama Aaaooiatlon aro aot going to bo
node game of any longer. Tbo fun teaton la
over. "look a little out."
The Deaf Hear. A (iurman dot-tor
ia producing a venial tt la Latheraburg, Duboia
and Rejnoldavilla, l.y taring drafnoaa. He b
ueoeoded la restoring tbo hearing of quite a
number of persona who bavo been oxeoedicglj
deaf fur manjr years. Thoao who wlih in Tor tn a-
tioa oa this subject, we refrr cither to Frederick
Zeigler, at Lotbersborg, or Joha C. Keller, at
Rt-ynoldivllle, wbo, wo leara, havo bad Ibeir bear
ing restored, and whatever they aay about it oao
be relied opoa. Tho loaa of bearing, naxt
blindneif, la the worst aisfortuae that ran befall
an aotlro living nortal, andif there aro any
remedies, we are willing that they should I
known.
ttmmH-oy .omttwaaaaa , -
ThiB is the iant day that voters can
be asreiaed. Attend to tbis duty at onor, if you
do aot want to lut your tote I
lle cea .
A Grist and Saw Mill Kcknkd.
Tho destructloa by firs of two floe, large mills,
ft grist mill aod taw mill standing close together,
oa Soldier ruo, fa Presoottvllle east and of Key.
Beldiville), Jeflersoa ooooty.oB Saturday ,lhe 36tb
ulL, la a heavy loaa to tbo McCrelght brothers,
ownera, aad to Reyaoldavillo and tboturroonding
oouatry.for.aooording to tbo Reynoldavillo Htmld,
there la now ao lonring mill within twelve a I lei
of that place. Over 3,000 bunhels of wheat and
otarly 1,000 bushels ol other grata waa burned
with tbo Bill. It la aappoeed tbo flrewasoaused
by sparks Ttom tbo latoko-ftack alighting oa tbe
roof of tbe aaw mill, where the Ire atarted. Soma
lumber was alto burntd. 1 here was bo lasaraneo
oa any of tho property. The loaa of Thomas and
Smith MeCraigbt mait bo at least $10,000, boaidea
that loearrod by other parties wbo had grain lo
tbo ill.
Not So Bad. We underHtand that
buiiaoaa at tbo Clearfield Fir Brick Worka is
improflog. Daring tbo month of August forty
oao oar loads of briok were sent off, being more
than was ever before sent away la the aamo length
of timo, aod It looks still better bow, from tbo
faot that a number of orders from aew quarter
aro oa band fur lbs oarreat month. With the
shipment of 160,000 brick per month, besides
ooBftderablo other maaufatvetured material, tbo
stockholders may look forward to tbe timo wbea
soma handsome dividends w ill bo declared.
Hi-Governor Blglcr, not being engaged la the
Ccateoelal business tbia season, has utilised tho
sherel and tbe boo la soarb of flret-elasa fire slay,
which be has discovered in abundanoo on bis farm
aeroit the river. While ho la proipectlng and
making new dlfcot erics la the clay line, the Su
perintendent, Dr. Uartswlek, and blseanrasaora,
arc ahovlng tbo brlek out la a lively manner In
every direction, demonstrating that tbo brick aro
flrst-olasa ia every particular.
Remember to day is the laat day that
yoa eaa be registered.
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THE DUBOIS TROUBLES.
The strike which has been going oa along tho
tho Low Grade Railroad, bet ween DaUoia and
Reyaoldirllte, for the past three weeki, very
nearly culminated ia a riot lait week, aod, but for
tbe preser ee of Sheriff rents, might have retailed
disastrously, lie promptly arrested Patrick Brefl
nta. Hugh Kelty, William McLaughlia, Andrew
Uormaa, Daniel Buckley, Juha Shelly, Ueorgo
O'Brien, Andrew Coro and Joseph llobson, and
bad tbvm lodged In prison al tbia plaoo.
Lait Saturday a writ of kahtxit eorjias wai ob
tained, aad la tbe of tern 00a tbo parlies had a
hearing before Associate Judge Holt, wko re
quired the prisoaera lo give ball la tbe sum of
each, 1ft drfault of which they ware reaaanded
to prison, end aeil Saturday fixed fur aaotbar
bearing.
Tbe reiidcnta of DuBwia and vieioily are greatly
alarmed because of tboec roving bundi of Idle
man who so mot in around among ihem. No
one eaa ciantly realise what cueh sport la until
ho rofldea for about throe weeke la vleioity
where throe or four hundred idle mea go meaader.
log about la rquadc af from three to tweet 7
Tbclr presence, ao matter bow well tbry behave
ibemeetves, prodaoaa foar oad discomfort and pots
lire and properly la jeopardy. AH good cltiaens
should to depart themselves Ibal their eoadecl
wtif aot be offensive to tbeir neighbors.
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A Feast on Chicken. Tho Centre
Hall HffHtr relates Ihe follewiag boy 1' work 1
Horse fat far frying eb token, la the toil for
this local. It happened aboal eighteen years
age, at Mlllbclm, end tbe fact can be remembered
by aome of oar feedore, aad soma who tasted tbe
pot may be among oar awbeorlbora. Some of the
boys of that Iowa formed mart, and iadulged
In ebickfft stawa at Bight, choosing eoaae eut-ef-
tbe-way plaoo far their feast, and procuring tbclr
fowlc la aeeordaaee with foal riles. Upoa oao
particular ooeuloa all waa proeerej, pot,ehlck-
ea, eeadiatoBte. only bailer was waotiog. An
eld, wore -out homo bad died la the aelghbor
bond, aod tba fat waa fried eat and put away
la ft creek ta enpalj tbe leaps of tbe house. Tbe
fat rearm bled butler, and a member of tho moss
who belonged to the bouse remembered aaviag
coot, a crock In tbe aollar with what be thought
was better, aad af oonrie be knew where le go
for areata to do ap tbe ehlcksa la, and the crook
of borso.fat was accordingly crawn apoa, aad off
to tbe woodc, where the feast waa prepared aad
all fared eamptaootly aaly that some setmed le
tblak h tasted a little qaoer. Bal oh, horror 1
neit ds the young Utr wbo provided Ibe "bat
ter," saw hie mamma III tbe lamp from the crock
ho bad ttldH epM, aad foaad be had gotloa ap
a rich chicken graft with tbe fat of aa eld bow I
Of eeerea big bfed basket" got siek right tbca
tod tberof the oiber tarmbcrs af lb a: all were
afcrmed of Ihe fbet a few daya anerwarda, aad
their sumaebi ftetsd as Iboegh looded f itk wriUj
of ejeotmcot- Tht;oklokea party waa adjaaraed
Waf ofp. Thlc la a fael, aad doee well enough la
tell after waiting aa long.
Itemembcr uTday (Wedpesday) is:
tbe last dap thai yaf tea bo rag Irttrtd. I
Bomember to-day (Wednesday) ia
tho toil da; Ibal joa aa bo r.isterad.
Boa Leavy'a
postal ooIvobb.
'Cole" card In Ike
$2 only for a larg. full aark of Salt
" JtoUiioaar's.
Fob Salr. A Ciar and Tobacco
8k.ro. laoalro of or adUroii K II ...
largo stock of Fall and W ,
w goodl. Come
Sept. , T7.
and see them.
Tobacco. Lytlo ia Clearfield county
agent fur Lorlllard'l celebrated Tobacoo, which
he sells at factory prices. Il il the best tobacoo
to market. UJfllH
At the Rkfuhlioam office ia tbo place
to get your Job work done. Wc are fully prepared
to do anything In tbe printing line, will do it
well, and at the right kind of prices. if.
WANTED r 1.000 cords of Hemlock
and Rook Oak Bark, for which ws will pay tbo
aignoct market price.
J""- A. 0. Kbabbb t Co.
a i i -o,
Wanted Pantaloon and Vost-mak-
n. Notti but tipanlencwt tod flrit-clut work
tttti need ipplj. Call oa or ddru Will. A
Fiabfr, n.rcbot tailors, Clear Held, Pa,
Decline in Frick or Suoahs. Lytlo
bai Jut netirtMl a lot of rngmr, an 4 la prepared
to tvt eoitomen tho bonoat of tho rtoout dw line
ia phoo. wg29tf.
in,. a ttW
Advortino in the Clearfield it epitb-
licar. Tbo kdvortlaing raUa art raatooabla. and
Ota elronlaliott ta tho largrat of aay paporla tbia
iMtioo of tho Btato. If.
Safety fuse blaHtin powder, gitlvan-
uea wire tlotB, ttlood a Uhamploa broad aae,
Mann's doobla bltt as.es, buggy whips, etc., at
Reed 4 Higerty's, They are receiving aew goods
every week. Sadiler'a hardware and aboe find
ings oa hand. aepa Jt. 7
Lint of lut torn remaining unclnimed
In the Poitnffloo at Clearfield, for the weak ending
Sept. S, 17T r
QrorgeConlin, Win. Muhlrad,
Mra. M. B. Carrie, Wo. Parker,
Mill Kmma Pale, Frank Ridley,
John Mefiti. p. A. Garm, P. H.
Tho extraction of toeth without pain
baa brtn one of the grcateit poTota desirable lo
the practice of dentistry without tho ase of chlo
roform, ether or gas, and recent dlreovorlea show
that eertaio mitt urea of selatlvoa applied to the
tooth and surrounding parte, to benumb tba tooth
that It can bo tahen out with but very little pain.
Dr. Hills ia now using tbis application la ex
tracting teeth, with tho most marked success, Tor
tke benefit of bis patients, without eitra charge.
Those who have tried it speak of it t cry favora
bly. JulyU-tr.
Clearfield Coal Trade. State
mentor Coal and other freights sent over the
Tyrone A Clearfield Diviiion, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for tbo week ending Aug. 15, 18T7, and
the aatne time last year :
COAL. TOKS.
Pur the week 25,0lM
Same time last year 3.1,47
Increase
Previously during year
Srtme lime last year
. 1,620
, (114,614
. 7600J
Increase
Total in 1H77 ,
Same time laat ytar ,..,
Increase w HM
otubb rnaieBTB.
Luiulter ,
Miioellanoous frelghtt
. 84,609
. IftO.MS
. 774, 3H0
86,138
158 oars.
... SB
Jnflumation of tbo kidneys is known
by lever, pain in Ibe regions of tbe kidaeye and
shooting along tbe eoorseof theuterer, aumbness
of Ibe thigh, vomiting, aribc highly colored and
frequently dischsrged, eostlveneis and colie pains.
Tbe Baroema, or Baok-acho, Liver and Kidney
Cure la warranted to relieve these symptoms, as
It bai not failed in 10 doing tbe past eight yean.
Daily people oall to tell ns of tbe great benefit
received from using It.
Prepared by B. K. Thompson, Titusville, Pa.
Price $1 0b per bottle Bold la Clearfield by C.
D. Watson, druggist.
&PORTBMEN, Take .Notice. Rood &
Uagerty have Just received a full stock of ammui
tloa of all kinds, tuck as powder, shot, lead, Kiy's
B. B. Caps, buob-ahol, lily's gua wadi, stake!
oops, and a large assortment of all kinds of car
tridges and revolvers. Tbey also bare a ao topi etc
assortment of gua material, which eoatistt of
Golehor locks, gon worms, main springs, tear
springs, tumblers, hammers, double triggers,
ai sorted nipples, gun wrenches, bullet moulds,
braaa patch botes, butt plates, rifle guards, orna
ments and eerttlehconsmoltlbg ladles, powder
fleski, shot poaeijot, game bags, pocket compasses,
drinking eupt. M utile and breech loading ahot
guna and rifles ordered on abort aot ice and at a
email advance oa first cost. Tbate gooda will ba
aold cheap for thlt reatoa, tbey lateod sejliag
them for cash. tcpi-ZL
AN EXCELLENT ORDINANCE.
Tba aatboritlct of Bellefoote have pressed a
judioiouo local regulation wbloh, If carried eat,
mutt work ft reform among tbe boys who have
heretofore received most of their education oa tbe
street after eight. Tbe ordinance In question It
at follows i
As OftDlBaMca To prohibit loonglng and loafing
oa tbe street corners, side-walks, iteus, etc., and
te regulate aod prohibit perions under eighteen
years of age from being on tbe streets and alleys
within the limits of the borough after eight
o'clock r. u.t
Bt U eroWweof wad tmntttd y tht Torn Cotll
of rae eVorowi 0 Bttttfontt, and it it Aerroy or
aained ey tht aniktfhtg 0 lie same
8 action 1. That ever; person or person 1 who
shall be found In any ttreet or any public place
wiibia tbe bounds of laid borough, making noise
and confusion, or using obicenc or profane lan
guage, or behaving In other disorderly manner or
lo any wist disturbing tht peace and good order
of tbe borough, or whoever may be found loung
ing upon dour-steps, oellar-doore, or other private
property without permission, or againit the wish
cf the owner thereof, or doing injury to public or
private property, or lounging on ilreet-oornert,
tround lamp-poits, on side-walks, or blockading
tbe same, on bridges, crowding In front or around
churches, euibarraising iagrcsi thereto and egress
tnsrelrom, witbm said borough during the nicbt
lime, shall be liable te arrcit by any police oflicer
or High Comtablc of said borough, aod It shall
be tbe duty of any ponce omcer or itiga uoni fa
ble, aa aforesaid, to arrest every person or person!
10 offending, aod upon conviction thereof before
tbe lBiei uurgess, or Justice el toe reaoc, 01 said
boroueb, shall pay a fine of not leu than one dor
lar and not more than five dollars eeeb, and coits
of prosecution, it tbe discretion of tbe Chief Uur
ceri, or Justice of tbe Peace be fere whom tried :
and in case any penon or penons convicted and
sentenced snail reiutc or omit 10 pay me nnc im
posed and eoets, every nob person shall be duly
committed to the lnck-np of tbe borough, or to
tbe common jail of Centre county, for any length
of time aot oieeeding twenty-four boars, at tbe
discretioB of tbe said Chief lfurgeia or Juallce of
the i'eaee.
Hue. I. That all childrea aad youths under the
ace of eighteea years shall hercalter be prohibited
from idling and loafing, or being oa any or ihe
atretic Buileyi within the limits uf said borough,
sioept they bo apoa special errands at the com
mand of tbeir parents, or ualess they bi ia tbe
euitotiy aBd tare 01 tneir parents, senior members
of their fsmlliel, senior persons or their legal
guardiaac, after the boar ef I o'clock p. w. Any
child, youth, children or youths, to found upon
ho streets or alleys of said borough, aod wiifaia
tbe limits thereof, otherwise than above eieeptrd,
after tbo said hour of 41 o'clock P. ft., aball be lia
ble to arrest, and il shall be the duty ef any
police officer or High Coaitablc of aaid borough
to arrest aay child, youth, children, or yon tba, so
oflendiog, and ipon aoavletioa thereof, before tbe
Chief Burgess or a J unlet of tbe Peaoe, thftper
soa or person 1 convicted shall be aubjeel to like
Oaea end pe Baltics at prescribed ta tbe fort going
lection of Ibis ordinance,
ttac. I. That all ordiaaners or parla ef ordl
aaoca iocoasiitent berewith ere hereby repealed.
Thit boroagh it e (Dieted with tbe tame evils
that btra prevailed ia Be lit foots, aad we Bow
tall upoa ear Town Council to paaa a ainilar
ordinance. Aa ewecc ef prcveaiive U worth a
pownm of rare.
8. (lulmborg's WlaUr Boots and Shoal bars
come.
4 only, for large mil aark ofn.lt. at
JclJ-tr, John MtUaufriey'e.
Oall and sec 1, Oulosbarg'l Wlator Boots Bad
HOCK'S PHI! 1 LUT-
Para llaiaoa ITillen, Ive ceoU.
pl.ar Cooneeticat coed, 10 for lo oooU.
Good Louisville Navy, 40 eeats a plag.
Ueed Col aad Dry, 18 Beats per poaad.
Piae Co. Chewing, Iveeeeta bb eoaec.
Ho also has oa baod Black wcll'c nrlglnal Dar.
bam Smokiog Tobaoeo, aad Weymand's Cat and
l)ry. CIM-li.ld, nspl. tf.
a jltlontohlnt Hmct.
It II the dely .f every person wbo bal aesd
Bosobe. ' Uetmaa Hyrap to let IU w.udcrfl oeal
Uiee a. kaawn ift their irieads In earina Censoma
IIob, severe Coegbc, Creep, Asthma, Posomoaia,
and ia fact all throat aad lung Iiicsms. Jo per
oa ean us. II withoal Immadiat, relief. Three
doers will relieve aay eaea, Bad w. consider II
Ibe doty nf all recemmeod it U Ibe
poor dylog eonaampiive, at least so try one bot
tle, as 0,l0l donea bcltlMWcie aald laat year,
and ae oao cm. pb.r. II failed we. reported.
Sack a medlslnin. lbs Sermaa Syrup eoaaot be
too widely koewa. A.k yoa, Drnggilt abwtt II.
tempi, noltrs, to try sold at II eeais, iteiilw
lie V ie,U, rt HJ T 0. P. W .I.e., Cleai-
t,ld, f, tw ".J.
WlaterBoolifttS.aulBibBrg'i-4S.I0,3,.1.ft0
11 n nan's Tan Cma." Tht teaaoa for ft xlng up
yoorstovot It nearly at band, aad I bare lots of
bard and sort tool to nil to band ia yoar ordcra
aad get your sapply. Don't wait aatil winter but
order right now. JAS, L, LfcAVY.
Clearfield, Pa , BcpL Mm.
Plow Shoos at 8. Uulaabarg'e Unwarranted
Onb limb-nan Paa Cirt. Diseot it or Ot.n
PB1C- l-'ine Uki-lilnaa mnm Urn i.tirch.
, lha kn4av.e na..t iu
Clearfield, Pa., July Ik, 1X77.
0 ainiWg'i new goods have oomu.
H only, fur a larg full aark of Hall, at
JflJ-tf. John IHcGaugliey'a.
INow la your timc'to (at burfiiu in
CKOTHINd, II ATM,
and GENTM KUR NINHI fiU (iKU.
A. GUINZIIVJRO
la toll lug out hia entire atork, lo make a
change In bualneM tti
Call and tea Uuinibnrg's now goods.
Miss i A worJ ia your oar. The nett fine
aftamooB that you saunter out, buy a boi of
mean's Vulpbor Boa p. Thai admirable purifier
w ill remove every one of those pi tup lei which de
tract so much from your beauty. Hold by all
druggiits. There It youth la every bottle af
mil t 11 air vye. augitv 4w.
Dress Hboes at 'Juiasburg's $2.00.
Wantbp 1100,000 Jfi-inih shared sbinttea
to average frm 6 to 61 Inches for which wc
will pay the bigbeit market price.
A. U. R ha urn A Co.,
feb.IS tf. Clearfield, Pa.
Every day Shoos at Quioiburg'i, 11.33.
T A . Fleck bai g.ne to New York, and In eight
or ton days Fleck A Co. will be receiving a large
and well sclented stock of all kinds of Dress and
Dry Uoods, Notioni, Millinery and Fancy Ooodi,
wn ten tney intend telling al raca low prices as
Sever before beard of ia Clearfield ooauty.
Your respectfully,
T. A. Flbck A Co.
N. I). Miss Nellie M each en, who Is now In
Philadelphia getting the fall styles, will bo on
band to take chargeof the Millinery department
and, as you all know she is a rat-clam trimmer,
yon will find a good assortment of ladles' Hati and
Bonnets at low prices. T. A. Flb k A Co.
aug2,77-tf.
Calf akin shoos atS. Uuintburg'a $1.(0.
1 fr. ShUoh'i System Wliltxer.
We are authoroied to guarantee this remedy for
the euro of Dyspcpiia, Inactive . lirtr, Hour
Stomach, Con'nmption, Loss of Appetite, Coming
up of Food, Yellow 8k in, and gmcral Languor
and Debility. You must acknowledge that this
would be ruinous unlets wo bad poeitiveevidenee
that it will etre. Yoa wbo aro suffering from
these eouplainti, those words are addmiaed and
will you continue to Buffer when von Oan be cured
on such termi 1 It ia for ya to determine.
Sample bottle, 10 cents; regular also 7ft cents.
Hold by C. D. Wataon, Druggiit, Clearfield, Pa.
oQ.OtfO die annua Mr br uetrlectin a Couth.
Co)d or Croup, often leading lo Consumption aaj
the grave. Why will you Le gleet ao Important a
matter wbea you ean get at our store KaiLon'a
Consumption Cm a, with tbe assurance of a
ipeedt relief. For soreness across tbe Cheat or
Lungs, or Lame bark or Side, Shi lob's Ponovt
pLAsraa gives prompt relief. Hold by C. D.
Watson, Clearfield, Pa.
ITackmrt int. a nonular and frier ant nrrfume
Sold by O. D. Watson, Clearfield, l a.
pr 18, '7 7-eon -1 j.
Large stock of coarse boots at 8. Uuiaiburg'i,
BceeiBH For Ham. R. Newton Shaw keepa a I
full aupply of Fredome Buggies and Platform;
Wagoaa for talc. To be sewn at the Htaaw House 1
yard. Call on or addraaa him at Clearfield Penn
sylvania, may 13-tf.
Attention, Farmers and Lumbermen.
WAHTED by Arnol 1. at t'urvmiavllle,
10,000 pounds pork.
1,000 LubIicIs whent. .
1,000 bushels rye.
1,000 bunhels ontn.
1,000 bushels shelled corn.
1,000 bushels potatoes.
IIMI.IHM) Kulnrh aliarrd ah Ingles.
IIMMMNl Kt-llirk sawed alllilca.
IIHI.IHMI fret pine boarda.
(t.oill) railroad tlea.
,IMM) cords okk aud ItrniloTk bark.
i'or which one-third cosh will
be paid. oct.25.
Parriri
At Lutbtriburg, Fa., on ThursUy, Auguit 30,
18T7, by Her. I. Manges, Mr. Oeorge W. Brown
and Miss Florence I. lrcasler, both ol Colon twp
Vltartield oouoty, Fa.
Al Luthersborg, Ta., oa Palurduy, August 10,
1877, by Ket. K Manges, Mr. Frank 8. Ilaney,
of Cur wens ri He Fa., and Miss Clara A. llingcr,
of Bloom townibip, Clearfield county, Fa.
At Nsw Washington, Pa., on KatuHay, August
26th, 1H77, by Jubn F. Featb, Kiq., Mr. Thmas
Adams, of Indiana county, and Miss Lacy Keirn,
of Uurnsidc Uwnttp, Clearbeld county.
At tbe Temperance Hotel, la New Washington,
on (Sunday, August Jflib, 1877, by He?. W. 11.
Horcrofi, Mr. Jona re n well, ol iiewourg, and
Mils Anata B. Strunk, of Ferguson towmbip.
At Curwcnivlllt, on Wednesday, August JVib,
1877, by John D. T bom p ion, Kiq , Mr. John
Beck and Miia Mary Welch, buth ol Tyrone,
SUA.
Near Bait Mck, Clearfield county, Pa., on Frl
due. Aucuit I7tb, 77. Mrs. Harriet (Stereos,
wife of Wm. Stetem; aged 4If yoari, 6 months and
29 days.
Tbe deer tied waa born in tiregg township, Cen
tra county, Pa., oa tbo 2Hb day of February,
1828, Ilcr maiden name wat llarrist Foi. Bbe
married Mr. Btcreai April 12, 1877. Sbt learn
Are chHdrca by a former husband.
At tbe residence of her soa-ln-law, William L.
Hihel, Kmi., In Lawrence townablp, on Tuesday,
August J Sib, 1H77, Lydia, wift of Titus Bslley,
deoaaacd, aged 67 yeart, 4 months and 6 months,
Railroads.
PennNylvnnlnllnilronil
TYRONE t CI.EAKFIF.i l) BRANCH
r1 and nfter Monday, JI'NR , 18TT, the
J Fasscnicr Trainl will run dally (except Sun
dayi) between Tyrone and Clearfield, as follow! i
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
W. C. Inwm, Conductor.
LRAVB KOt Til.
I.KAVK NOHTII.
Corwenavllii..4:l0, P.ta
Cl.orn.ld I.JO, "
Leouaril, I it, "
Barrett .4S,
Woodland a 6.1, "
Birler 4.01, '
Wallacotonr...4.ll, "
Blue lt.lt. I , "
Urabam 4 21, "
I'bllipaburg 4.11, "
SWner' 4.1, "
BoyatoB,.....4.41, "
O.oeola. ......... t.tJ, "
Powelloa 4.68, M
Hommit, t.l, 11
Vansooyoc 6.34, "
Tyrom ..M0,
Tyrone ....
VaDSroyoo,
Hummll,..,
Powcltoa,..
... 0.10,1. a.
.. .0.14, "
.... 6, "
,.10.10,
,..ln 10,"
...lO.n, "
,..10.11,
...I IUS, "
UsoeolaM....
!!) nton,
Ftlrincr's,
Vbillpiburg.
tiraoam,
Blue Ball,....
10 .14, '
10 60,
WailacctoB,
Bigl"
Woodland,..
,..10 6", "
,..1I.0,
,.11.17,"
Karrrtt,
.11 I.V
Lenoard 11.11,"
ClcarOald ..... 11.40, '
Curweaivlll...ll:OI,r.n.
CLIAKFIKLD ACCOMMODATION.
W. g. Pu'uusa, Coaductor.
LRAVE BOIITH. , LKAVE NOHTII.
Curwcasvlllr.. T.00 a. m
ClearDeld t 10 "
Leoaard, 7.64 "
Barrett 06
Woodland 120
Bigler, 14 "
W all.orlon,... 160 '
Blue Ball,... , 101 '
(irabam 0 17"
Pbllipsbarg.. t.4 "
Tyrone, 1.16 r. .
Venseoyoo 1.45 "
Kummlt 101 '
Cow.llon, 1.10 "
O.ceol 4.11 "
lloyalo 4.41 "
hlelncr'a, 4 iiO "
Fbillpsbarg
(Iraham
Blue Ball
. 6 00
,.6!l
...641
...(.Oil
...0.16
...oao
...0 46
...60
...7.00
Hteio.r i, t it
W allaeeton,
Biglcr
Wood land,..
Barrett,-....
Leonard,.,..
Boyolon,..
, lo.l
OaeeoM
Pow.lloa,..
Humn.lt,
Veoscoyoo,..
Tyroac
.1(1.1(1 "
.1140 "
.11.16 "
.11.21 r.
...1.01
Clearfield,
Curw.nsvillr,. 7.36
BALD BAOI.il VAl l.RV IIKAXCII.
Mail.
t.
8.0 leave Tyrone arrive
I. if Bald Kagle
,30 Joliaa
166 , Mllcelinrg
10.01 Bellefoote
10.16 Miloeburg
It.eO Howard
II. I, arrive L. Haven leeve
'. TY RONS' STATION.
10
4.01
116
laiTwaaa.
PaalOe Kipreac
llarrlslx'g Aoc'm,
wxarWAnlt. A.n.
I'lll.borrb Kxp'ia, 1.60
I'scibs Kxpress, 0:10
p. a
U
IiO
Mall Trala,
Way Pssscngcr,
Mall Traia,
Fait Line,
Atlaatil ft a press.
1'hila. mpress,
10:3
1'lllLIl'Klll'HO A MOH1IANNON BKANCIIRB
Llavl BOUTB.
p. a. t. M. 1.
S.BATB Bourn,
t. M. r. v. p. .
II 10
1M6
11:11
STATIONS.
Morrl.doll,
1:10
1:16
1:11
114
1:10
t44
7 !5 Pbllipsbarg,
7 :il Klelaer i
:44
Boyntoa,
Oaocol
11:14
11:04 4:15
11:61 400
11:15 1:61
11:40 1:47
10 It t il
10 46 l:0
1:4
M.skannoa, 1 11
Hurling,
lloatsdalc, 1:10
MaCauley, 16
KcBdrlrk'l, I II
Kainsy. 00
1:11 10:61 1:11
1:67 10:61 I 17
1:01 11:01 111
107 IMlf ll
1:11 11:11 I'll
11:16 1:44
11.10 140
11:16 1:16
Olos. eeanactl.na
ind. by all trains at Tire do
nad Lock tUven.
I. I. BLAIR,
fltpertntendcBl.
nnounrfmtuts.
Primary Eleotion, Saturday, Sopt. 15.
Fata. Protocolary, I5, Rrflslor Record
er, (It 1 Surr.yor, lo. The fee misl be paid la
advaooa. ,
PB0TH0N0TAHY.
tVa ara autborlsnd to auBouoee Ifci nan. of
OKU. 0. KIHK.of Hrn.ij lownablp, aa n candi
date Tor tbe offloe of Protbonolary, aobjeet la ibe
afT
Wc arc authorised lo an Bounce the name of1
KM BLOOM, of Clearfield, as a candidate for
Prothunetary, suhjsot to the rules governing the
Democratic party. I
Poitofflee address, Cltarlold, Pa,
Wc arc nuthnriifd to annonnoc tba name of
a. f 1 LXOn, or pnidtora 'owmhio. aa a ean
didate fur Protbonotary, inbjcot to the rulci gov
erningthe Demopratie pcrty.
I'oitottioe address, WoodUnd, Pa.
We are authorised to announce tbe name of
J. LINN SHAW, of Uoutiflale.ae a candidate
for Protbonolary, subject to the ruloi governing
me urmocraiia panj.
Poitofflee addreis, Houtidale, Pa,
We are authoriiod to announce the name of I.
O. HAUUI'.K, ur Bradford towoihip, as a candi
date for I'rnthoni'tary. lubject lo tbe ruloi gov
eraing the Demooratio party.
Postoffloc address, Woodland, Pa.
UEQIfiTER RECOnDKR.
We arc authoriiod to announce the name of
L.J. MORUAN, of Clearneld, as a candidate for
KfR titer a HooorJer, subject to tbe rules govern
ing tbe Democratic party,
PoiUiffioo address, Cluarflsld, Pa.
COUNTY 61TRVEYOR.
Wc arc authoriifd to announos the name of
KAMI KL F. AfcCLOSKY, of Curwcnsrille, M a
candidate for County Purveyor, mbjeot to tbe
rufos governing the Democratic party.
Poitdffifte add rem, ('uiwdoiville, Pa.
Jlfw g.awrtiscrafts.
coalT'coalii coalITi
Thenndcrslgned desires to Inform tho oitiiena
of Clearfield that he is prepared to furnish COAL
of an eicellent quality, to all who may give him a
call, at a price suitable for the preientbard times.
jte win eicoange ooal lor flour, lead, groceries, Ac.
All orders will receive prompt attention, at be de
livers hiiownooal. TH8. A. DUCKtiTT.
Clearfield, ra.,srpt. 6,'77-0m.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTK'F Nuloe
Is hereby given that Letters of Administra
tion on the estate of JHAAO THOMPSON, Sr.,
late of Bloom towmbip, Clearfield eountv,
Pa., deceased, having been duly graoted to the
underilgnod, all pcnoni indebtrd to said estate
Will please make immediate payment, and those
having claims or drmandi will preient them
properly authenticated fur aeltlement without
dclav. A.C.TATK, Adm'r.
Clearfield, Pa., Sept. 0, Is77-t5t.
CAUTION. mbAII persons are hereby caution
ed againit puroiiaiing or in any way med
dling with the following pemooat property, bow
ob or about the tarm leased from me by Nicholas
Y. Vaadevender, and occupied by him and Joba
H. Kiel, ia Brady townihip, Clearfield oounty,
Pa., to wit : Two black hones, 3 tows, 1 set dou
ble harness, 1 double tree, 1 set single trees, 1
pair spread cbaina, I lot ehalns, 1 plow, 3 bar
row i, 1 cutting hot, 1 pair twin ilcds, and 1 train
cradle, at laid property bHongi lo me and has
odIv been left with my tenant lor his ase, during
my pleasure, and any violation or my rights lo
tbo premises will be redrestet by due prooeis or
law. WM. FAKLKY.
Jcfitrion Lino, 8ept A77 -lt
1. Notloe la hereby given that the following ae
counlabavo been examined and paaaed by me, and
remain tiled of rooord lo this oftloe for tbe ia
rjtection of heirs, iegateee, credltora, end all others
iulore.ted, and will be itroseuted to tbo next Or
phans' Court ol ClearDeld oounty, to be bald at tbe
uourt House, in tnc Borough ol uioarueia, com.
ment'ing on tba 4th Monday (beiog the Ittb day)
ol September, A. u. 1877 .
Partial account of John M. Riddle and Hugh
ltidille. Administrators of the estate of Jamoi
Kiddle, late of Buroaide townihip, Clearfleld
county, P.., deo'd.
Final account of Jene Williams, Guardian of
Kliiabelh Leonard, (new Elisabeth Miles,)
Mary Kllen Leonard, (now Mary Kllen Yoonr),
Kobu Leonard and John M. Leonard, children of
Jacob Leoaard, Utc of Becoari a twp., Clearfleld
county, Pa, deo'd, aa Bled hy UJioood Wil.
lisnis, bia Adinini.trator.
Partial account of John llcoerling and Abraham
lloberliog, Kx.eutors of tho estate of Jacob
lleberlioit, late of Brady twp., Clearfleld oonnty,
Pa., deo'd.
Final account of J. M. Rmith, Administrator of
the citato or James (Jill, late or Beccaria twp.,
Clearbeld oounty, Pa., deo'd.
Account or Ocorgc G- l'asimore, Administrator of
tba estate of Wm. MoKnlgbt, late or CIcarAeld
boroagh, Clearfield oounty, P.., doo'd.
Aceooot or W. J. Jackson, Admiaislrlur or tbe
calale of Holmes U. Phitllppi, late of ilceatar
to.nabln. Uleoraotd uaeen i. P.., dM'd.
Final .ooount of baaicl limuas, Admioistrator of
Die eatate ef tioorge Beams, lata ef tbo Htato of
Missouri, dee'd. .
Final account of A. B. 6baw, Admialstrat ,r or
Ibe eclate of Husao Kyicr, bite at tiosben twp.,
Clcarlleld county, I'a., doo'd.
L.J. MORUAN,
Aug. 10 te Register A Recorder,
SherilT's Sale.
T)Y virtue of tnndry wrlta of Tea. Cr., listed
J out of the Court of Com toon Pleas of Clear
fivldCo., and to medirentert, there will be eipoied
to public salt, at the Court Uuuse.le the borough
of Clearfttrld, on Halurday, the 8'Jd day ol
teeptember. IhH, at I o'eioeti, p.m., the follow
ing described real estate, to wit i
A certain tract of land iltuate In Jeyn eiville,
Clearfield county. Pa., and known in the plan of
aid town as lot Wo, 10, boanded on too north hy
Main street, on the west hy lot No 19, on the
so nth by alley, and on the east by Walnut street,
aid lot being (10 feet front and 3U0 feet deep,
more or le is, said premises occupied as a hotel,
buildiog being burned, stable remaining on said
lot end a small ihnn. Belied, taken in eircutiun
and to be told aa the property of Edward Flan
ders.
Also, a certain tract of Uni situate in the bor
ough of Ofceola, ClearfleM oonnty, Pa., bounded
oa the eorner by Cole street and Stone street, i
feet front and running back 150 feet.havlng there
on emoted a two itory frame house 1(1x24 feet :
clao a frame blacksmith ihop 10x30 foot. Belied,
taken In execution and to be sold as the proper
ty of Darid Hamilton.
Alto, a certain let of land situate la Clearfield
boroagb, Clearfleld crusty, Pa., bounded and
described ac follows .- On the west by Front
street, on tbe north by Locuit street, on the cast
by alley, and south hy lut S3, containing In
width on Front street AO feet and extending in
ilfptb on Locust street 200 feet, known in plan of
borough as lot No. 32; baring thereon erected a
two story frame house. Seised, taken In ex cen
lion and to bo sold as tht property of Thomas J.
McCullougb.
Alio, a certain tract of land tltoate In Houti
dale borough, CloerQHd county, Pi. Bounded
south by Hue street, north by Moore alley, weit
by Maple alley, and cut by t. Welkins, and
known in tho general plan of said borough at
lot No. 131, and having a smtll frame dwelling
home and other outbuildings thereon. Beisod,
taken in execution and to be sold at tht proper- .
ty of James Smith.
Alto, a certain lot of ground situate In Iaw
renoo township, Clasrfield county, Pa , two lot '.
nf ground kuown in Ike plan of tbe town ef;
Wea Ckcrfield, ti loli Nu. V0 and Bl, bounded
as follows. On the tooth by N iobols street, on
the weit by Kant street, on the north by 21 feet
alley, on (be eail hy lit left alley ; the said lots
being 60 feet front on Nichols itreet, and 10
fret deep, and being 90 feet wide at the hack ;
having tbcrrnn ereetftd a large frame chnrrb
DUiiniDsT. nenea. urud in rxeciiiion ana in hi
". t." '"l,"'Jfl""''-,i L''""'.,i"'!ln
uf Weit Clrarflnld
Also, a certain lotf land situate In Clrarfleld
county, pa., beginning at corner of James Irvine' ;
lut and this lot on bevuod itreet Ihenac north i
by Borond ttreet o the cant side tO feet to a
eorner of an alley a belungingtnsaid lot thence i
by said alley tnutb 7Heait sou Tect to an alley :
thence toute SO feat to corner of James Irvtns'
lott thflnoe by the nmc west 200 feet to place!
of beginning t being the same premises which
Joiiab W. Pmitn 1-y Qronnd Itrnt Ded daf-d
AuvuitBtb. ISTB. conTsyed ton. U. Taylor, tnn-
Jrot to an annual rent of If 0 per yoar, payable
half yearly. Ktcmlrd at tf-arflelil in Hook no.
a. page i on tbo lllh of Ad fust 1 17. Belted
taken In r xerntirm anil lo bt sold at tht property
of Biehard B. Taylor.
Also, a certain tract of land iltaale In Ilouts
da'c Itoroagh, t'loarfli-ld county, Pa., bounded
at follows: tra the eat br icr alley, on tbo
south by lot No. M It plot of eaid borough, oe
the et si by Osk allry, ""t by tleorgt itreet, and
known In plan nf ssld. bortiuph as tot No. Hit;
having erect-. I thereon a largo frame house with
kilrhen attached. Heiicd, taken In execution
and lo be sold a the prnpnrty or Patrick (Jo inn.
Alio, a certain lot of land rituetc ia C'learfluld
borough, Clcarlleld counlr, Pennsylvania, being
ST feet 4 inrhei on Hcc-iod Mrtet, aboet 200 feet
deep i bounded on the west by Broond ttreet.
on the Bonh by Rrd Mrcct, on the eait by an
alley, oa tbe couth by lot No. 211 A, on which are
erected leferal frame dwelling homes uoeupled
by tenants. 7 he ssid nremines beirg mbject U
yearly Uronnd Real ci par year, neeuraeq
la Book"U B." g-ge lie by writing lied. In
qnittion waived aud property condemned- 8ctstl,
taken In execution and to be cold at the proper
ly of Kichard B- TaHor.
Ttnaa o Hn,n.-Tbe prioe or torn at which
the properly shall be uracil off mast he paid at
the time of salt, or tneh othtr arrange menu
made at will be approved, otherwise the proper
ty will be Immediately put up aad told agaia at
the expense and risk of tbe person te whom It
was strnek off, and who, la caie of dtflcleeov at
each re-sals, shall make good the eame, and In
no Instance will tbe Dsed be presented la Court
for confirmation anlcis the money Is actually
paid to the Bherif. ANDKHW PtiNT, Jr.
Pnaairr urrtct, i doijiiu,
Clearfleld, Pt-, Rept. MWM
E. WARING'S
LAW BLANKS
For et, la at Ibe Clrarfield Ran ilicam oBea.
Tht mod f owptrtt Reriea f Iitf
lfHHiVtpHeVUAftt,
These B'tnhs trt getlea ap ta nprrler etyla,
ere of ntfrm ilte, end furnished at very lew
figures far cash.
Call at the Rrrrstirit eftce ted eiaalae
them. Orderi by mall prompt' filled.
Addrees, U00DLA()SR 4 UR,
Jaly M. IbTT 11. Clearicld Pa.
CAUTIOBf.411 persona arc hereby warned
against purobailog or lo any way meddling
with a four-year old gray oolt, and a four yoar
old dun colt, now la tho possossioa of J. Irvla
MoKee, of Knoi township, at tbey belong to mc,
and are left with him on loaa oulv. subject to my
order at any lime. WM. H. DICKINSON.
MaJera,Aug. IS, 1S7T-SU
CAUTIO !. All rerson aro hereby oaolioned
. eriil or in an wav Beeddlinct
ana n n - :-..'--,
bay horse aod cot or baroeat, I buggy, I bedtaad
bedding, I seta oh airs, 1 outboard, 1 deik.t
stands, I stoves, aad 40 yards of earnoL as tbi
same belongs lo mc, and is left with him oa lean
only, aunieot to my order at any time.
PHILIP 0OTT8.
Qlen Hope, Pa., Aag. U, 1877-3t
4p1 AtHTION-AII persona rc beret cautioned
J against purcbatiag or la any way meddling
with the following property, now in possession of
wm. 1. Hard, or Uurwenivillo, vis: one boot
case, 1 lounge, IS chairs, I tables, t clocks. 1 kat
stand, I cupboard, 1 sink, 1 cook stoeo, 1 Bed
room cot ana bedding, 1 wardrobe. 1 wheelbarrow.
and 40 yards of earveting. This property was
purchased by us at public aalc oa the Slit day of
Auguit, 1877, and is leu with aaid Hard on loaa
only, sulijcot to our order at any time.
THOMPSON CO.
Curwenirlllo, Pa., Aug. 29, 1877-St,
CAUTION All persons aro hereby oaatlon
ed tgainat pure baling or ia any way med
dling with the following property, now ia the
poMCMioo of Jacob A. llreth, of Chest townihip,
Tit : I wo bcdi and bedding, 1 mart and oolt, 1
two-hone wagon, 1 long sled and log chain, 1
1 cow, t calves, 1 000k stove, 1 ten-plate stove, 1
uual store, I clock, 1 bureau, 3 sowa, 1 pig, 1
grind atone, lot of lumber, lot of paling aad
plastering lath, 1 eores of 00 rn, I acrei of buck
wheat, AU& 11 dosen rye, as aald property was
purehaied by me at Constable's sal on the 11th
day of August, 1877, and Is left with said fireth
en loan, subject to my order at any time.
JOHN JL. BRETH.
Chest, Pa, Aug. S3, 1877-St
YM.NIHTRATOR'H NOTICE.
Notice li hereby given that Letters of Ad
iBlttratloa oa the estate of JBS8K ATONE,
late of Bojtgi township, Clearfield oounty,
Penn'a, deo'd, having been duly granted to
tbe an dors lined, all persona indebted to eaid
estate will please make immediate payment, and
thoee having claims or demands will present
tbem properly authenticated for settlement with'
out delay. A. C. TATE,
Clearfield, Aug. 0,'77-tt. Administrator.
Indiana Normal School of Fa.
Tbt Winter Tsrm of U weeks will open on
Xlcmday, Sopt 10, 1877.
The Summer Term of 18 weeks will open
Monday, .Starch 25, 1878.
TKRMfl, $5 00 PBR WEEK,
Including Tuition, Boarding, Room, Heat, Light,
aod Wash tog.
Beet Normal School BulMing In the State.
Facilities ia every respect winal to any Normal
School io the United States. Undents may enter
at any time during tke term For particulars,
ena lor catalogue io
I). M. SEN8BNIO, Principal,
Aug. 39, 1877 1m. , Indiana, Fa.
NOTICE 1NPART1TI0N.
To the hetri tod legal reprewotatiret of Tnoa.
Henry, late of Ferguson townihip, CIctrAcld Co.,
Pa., deceased :
No tie Is hereby glren to the heirs ef tbe said
deo'd, to wit: Elisabeth Henry, (now
MoCrackcn), Josiah Henry, John Henry, Jane
Henry, (now Jane Ferguson), William Moore
Henry, Matthew Henry, Mary Ilanoah Hllc,
(formerly Mary Hannah Henry), Margaret Henry,
(oow Margaret Htle), and Harriet Hoyt Henry,
(now Harriet Hoyt Heed), residing In the county
aforeiaid, that, hy virtue of a writ of Partition
issued out of the Orphans' Court of Clearfleld
oounty, a pori the tittle of the said dee'd, and te
tie directed, I will prooecd to hold en inqnliltloa
on tbe real estate of tbe laid deceased, on
Tuesday, fteptembcr, 1(4, IHU.
Tht said real estate conslsta of ont hundred
aorea of land rituals io the township and oonnty
aloreinid, and all parties can then and there at
tend if i he i see proper.
AN DUE W PENTS, Jr.,
Sheriff'! Oftloe, ) Sheriff.
Clearfleld, Pa., Aug. IS-dt. J
Save Youit Cash
G. C. & T. W. MOORE,
(Successors to J. B. Showers,)
IAI.IM is
BOOTS
AND
SHOES,
II
ATS
CAPS,
AMD I(KT'
FURNISHING GOODS,
ROOM No. 1. PIK'8 DUILMNQ.
They are now receiving a eholoe lot of the
latest itylec of Ltdlet and Gents' Drest Shoot
end Booti, tf ether with a large lot of
PLOW 6IIOKS, Ao.,4c,
suitable for workmen en tbe farm aad la the
woods.
They In rite special attention te tbclr stock of
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
All of which will be sold it rates at favorable at
they can be bought elsewhere In the county.
A chart of the patron sge of Ibe public It re-
i pec If oily solicited.
CiEO. c. MOORR.
TOM. W. MOOftF.
Clearfield, Pa.July II, lAT7Sm.
Sheriffs Sale.
1Y virtue of write of epon faeiat, Issued
9 out of tbe Oonrt of Com mo a Pleat of Clear-
field county, and to me directed, there will
j . nmn in ai u ...Ln .
the bro.,h of CIc.rB.ld, on K.lcrJ.,, the
th day of Heptemher, 17T, at I o'clock, p.
tnc lottowtag detcrioea real estate, to wttt
A certain two-story plsnk framedwntllng house
with briok flue froat of III feet, aod a drplh of 14
fpt, situate on a certain let or piece uf groand to
North lloutiville, Clearfleld county, Pa. The
amoant claimed to bo due and unpaid, Is twenty,
four dullars and forty-line eent, for lab r done
and material furniihed sail dwelling within the
last si I months pait, at the request of said Defend
ant. Belted, taken In elevation and to be told
at tht property of Miehael Leech, owner, and
James U. Oakos, eon tractor.
Alio, a certain two-ttory franc boose, 1,7x19
feet, situate In North Uutntele, beginning at a
pout fuuth H degi-eet cart ftO feet from tbe weit
oomer of Bwupc itreet and Barah alley) theaoe
sooth 63 degrees cast 60 feet along said street lo
peit ; thence loota T degrees west 16t feet to
Utter allry ; tbrnee along taid alley north 10 do
greee writ 66 feet to pnit ; thence north 17 drg.
east 169 feel to place of beginning, and known as
lot No. I" la general plan of said borough.
(Seised, taken in execution and te he sold ae the
property uf Lewis J. Palmer.
Also, a certain two story fmme dwelling boose,
wilh lot and curtilage eppwrtenant t hart to, sita
ala In North llouisdaK fronting on Bai I road
street 64 fret; thence north li fet ; thence
60 feet thence - 160 feet to Rail
road street, being situate abnnt 160 foot west ef
tioorge H bodes' Hotel. Raid building It a twa
steiry frame building, I ft 14 feel, and Ift feet high.
HriseJ, taken II exeeution and to be sold at ibt
property of John Bagea, owner, and John Dafley,
eon tractor.
Also, a two ctory frame dwelling house, 11x24
feel, and Ift fset high, situate In Woodward towi
ehip, fronting 33 feel oa street, and extending
bach 16 reet, adjoining lot of Wtlliem Revet oa
ihe south, lot of Thomas Beed en tbe north, and
lands ef Jacob Uearhart on the wait. Be teed,
taken la elocution and te be told as tbe property
of Perry Oormaa.
Alto, a two-story frame house, )fiit4 (bet, and
1 A feet high, ilteate In Ibe boroagh of lloatsdile,
on lot No. 417, In the general p'ae of said borough ,
on Ihe wtst tide of Britbtn street, snath of the
Franklin aiding- Selfd, taken in execution aad
to be told as tl.e properly of Henry Uardtn.
Alto, a certain two-ttory frsme bowse, I ft 1 14
feet, aod 1ft feet high, on lot No. Hi im the bor
ough ef Moatrdala, oa the west side ef Biiibln
street, tooth of Uoshanaoa troth. Bailed, taken
In exetviilon and te be told at the property of
wiiitaa uaritng,
Tnnai op Barn - The prlaa at cam at which
the property bell at ttrtwk off mutt ha paid at
the time ef sale, or inch other arrangements made
p will ae approved, otherwise the property will
be Immediately put up and told agon t the ex
pense and rih of the peraon te whom It was
strnek elf, and wba. In ease ef eflcieaoy at mob
re-ialt, shall make good the same, aod in no
instance will the Deed be presented In Oonrt fat
eonflrmttion taken the money ia ftseliy ptd u
the Bherir. ANDHUW PBNTK, Jr.,
Baitirr'l Orncn, I fihotSff.
Clearfleld. Pt Aog. 13, 1ITT.;
J
&rjTjrj taelly aaratd In those timet, bat
Th It eaa ha made in throe maatba by any
dl I I 0D9 gf ettbor eei, la any part of tbe
country who la willing to work steadily al tbo
employment that wo furnish, fififl per week la
Jour owa towa. Yoa aeed aot be away from
ome over eight. Yoa eaa give year whole time
to the work, or oaly yeur spare moments. It costs
aoiblog to try the business. Termi and $ Oat fit
free. Address al oacet H. U a Lb art A Co.,
April It, la77-ly Portlaad. Maiae.
Tba BBderslgaed will tell al private tele all
that 'taet or pared of land siteatc la Decatur
townihip, Clearfield oounty, Pa., within a abort
diitanea of tbe Tyrone Clearfiel t H. R aad
adjoining loads of Robert Hudson and etacrt,
aad knowi as the Jaoob B. Uearhart lot. Tbe
said tract tootaiaing 80 acres more or lest, with
two rotaa of valuable eoal thereon, hat about SO
acre cleared, and la tbe key to a large body of
ooal about being developed, will be told low and
upon easy terms. For particulars, apply to
DAVID L. KKKBS.
Clearfield, Pa., July 13, 187fi.
Fine Farm at Private Sale !
Sitoata in IIantln,lon count. Pa., ene nils
north of Ibe llla. of burnt Caelol, Faltoa Co.,
ooDtainlnK three auBdred aad twontw.ctftht aeres,
ore or lees, limestooo, gravel aod slate land,
uader good state of oultivatloa. Tbe Improve
ment, eooaislof frame dwclliBg boaee, baak barn,
4ox7t foot, wagon shed, eorn crib, bog pens, bay
scales, two tenant hoBsec, law mill, two 7000,
apple orchards bearlog fralt, ooe thousand panel,
post aod rail fcBce, Art, aeres meadow, one hun
dred aad Aft, acre, plow land. Tb. balaBoe
consists of 128 acre, of wbita piae, oak and hick
ory timber. A stream ol never-failing water
rens through this property, soak lag it particularly
well adapted to both otook aad grain raisiog. If
desired, will be divided to salt purehaeen. Tbis
properly U on or near projeoted routes of two
railroads, one 01 Wbleo will no eollt tbis coming
DBinmor, veriorDi w aaw, apply to
8. V. WILSON,
Lock Box 180, Cleeraold, Pa.
ClearlolJ, March 11, 1177-tm
HIGHEST AWARDS! Vib"oV
J. REYNOLDS & SON,
NORTHWEST CORNER
THIRTEEN!!! ok FILBERT STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OF PATENTED
Wrought-Iron Air-Tight
HEATERS, i
WITT! SHAKING ANDCLINKKR-OK1NDINO
URATKH FOR RURNINU ANTHRA.
CITK OR BI1UM1NUL3 COAL
CENTENNIAL
WROUGHT-HOX HEATERS,
FOR BITUMINOUS COAL.
KEYSTONE
WR01GHT-1R0X HEATERS,
COOKINS RANOKS, LOW-DOWN ORATES.
Deeorlptlre Ctrrnlnri aent fren t. bb, addrm.
EXAMINE BEFORE SELECTING.
April 15, 'T71J.
The Bell's Run Woolen Factor1
Pena township, Clearfleld Co., Pa.
Ill) R If ED OUTI
BURNED UPI
The subtcrlbers have, at great expense, rebuilt a
neighborhood necessity, In the erection of n first
class Woolen Manufactory, with all tho modern
improvements attached, and are prepared to make
all kinds of Clotbt, Casiimeres, Satinetts, Blaa
keta, Flannels, Ac Plenty of goods oa hand to
tupply all oar old aad a thonsand aow emtomert,
whom wt ask to come and examine oar itook.
Tbe business of
CARDING AND FULLING
will receive oar especial attentloa. Proper
arrangements will bo made to receive and deliver
Wool, to suit customers. All work warranted and
done apon the shortest notice, and by itriet atten
tion to business we nope to realise n noerai saare
ef pablie patronage.
IO.IMM POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
We will pay tbe highest market price for Woo
and tell our manufactured goods at low aa similar
goods eaa be bought ia tho oounty, and whtnerer
we fall to render reasonable tatisftction we eaa
always be found at home ready to make proper
explanation, eitoer ta person or by letter.
JAMBS JOHNSON A SONS,
nprilJfltf Bower P. 0,
REMOVAL!
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Woal$i FMMtAllly notify tlM pvbllfl fCDtfftllj
Uint bt ku rHOTd fall Otofty 8tor fro a
6bw't Row, to th fanildiaf foratrl otwgpld
by J. MiIm K ratter, ob SmokI ttrtMt, Bait door
to Biclor'f bardaftro ttor. whtra b InUntb
koAping $ fWll lino of
GllOCERIEM.
DAMS, DRIED BBKrand LARD.
SUGARS and BY RUPS, ef all grades.
TEAS, Oreea and Black.
COFFEE, Routed and Oreea.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CdMYTCO FRIITS,
All kinds in the muket.
PICKLE8, in Jars aad barrels.
SPICES, In er.ry form aad rarlatj.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KINDK OF CktACKBRt.
SOAPS, .
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLES,
DRIED PEACI1E8,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil tu.1 L&mp CLia&eys.
And t food utortmoDt of thoM tfalnn roIW
kept la a Kroery ttoro, which ht will tichtogt
lor BtrKtunf u ut mtrktt pnott.
Will tttl for oaib u btply m any tthor ont.
PlttM mill tod tot hit ttook Bad Jadgt for
yoa mi i.
JOnN MrQAroIIKY.
Clotfflold, Jts. I, IBTT.
A. 1. tiaiBTT.
REED & HAGERTY,
Stcwiotort to
J. G. SCHRYVER,
DEALERS IN
HEAVY AND SHELF
II AUD WARE,
WOOD is.! "TTILLO'VT'-'W'AUE.
COOKINQ 8TOVE8,
HEATINQ STOVES and BANQES.
Bteond HI., CltarHrU, Pm.
Tb. nadenlgned weald bbbcbbcc te tke dtlseas
af Clearneld aad rlolalte, tbat tbey bar. par.
ebaatd Ibe Hardware Store af J. O. nchrr.er.aad
will eenetnntl keep en bead a full asscttln.nt.f
Hardware In nil its breaches. Inch as
TABLE & POCKET CITLERY,
Deaek Stops, Hand Saws, Great American Creel
eel Saws, Da11, aad Peeliag Alee, Hatchets,
Mini, and Plan. Irani, all klada af
halls, Hon. Skoea and Hon. 8hM
Nells, Picks, Hon, Rakee.Ha.
Perka, Blio.ll aad Apales,
Be. tbecSnatbes, Plows,
Oraia Cradles,
Calttratera, Docbie
and SIU Hberel Pkiwa,
Calllvator Teetb, Bevels aad
Tr Bqnaree, Hbcl Blade., Mill
Sew aad Taper Files, Chisels, Bills,
Augerc, Adiee, Hare lieor Haagars, Ball,
T Bad Btrap lliagee, 808871 Mollaw AoKara,
all kladl 01 txhi.9oi.wi, bask Card aad Pullctl,
CLASS and PUTTY,
Feed and Cbala Belts, Carriage, Tin end Barnl
Bolts, clrd Cord, Sad Ir.es, Mere. Stashes aad
Carry.Coaibe, (artad-iioae Siidree, Gub, Hemp
aad lea, sine Pasklag, Cable Chelae, etc
The will ilea keep ob kaad a fall BMottsaeal
TTinw.re,end n geuernl stock f Hone. Fnraisb
lag Uoods, which thee will nil nt prim I. mil
lbs lisa.1.
Pereeu .labial aatthtci I Ibeli In. an In-
flfctd ba call aad axaaslne their Meek belen
nareluvclng. BIRD II BAURRTT
( le.rt.ld, Ma; M, ISTT-lT.
NEW GOODS ! New Goods ! NEW GOODS !
Try Them I
We art now gotting in a new itock or Boot,, Shooi, Gaitora and Slipper, at
price, far bolow anything ever shown. For proof look at these pnoci :
Wbbwb 'i lae.il laslina Shoes, 9c cents inn up. Woman's Conresi lastloa Sbcs, 91 cents and np
Woman's laced Morocco Shoes, at tl.So, 9l.il), 91.74 and 91.00.
Woman's (rationed Horace Hboes, at 12.011, 11.96 and $1.69.
Women's laced foxed Mboea, at $1.11, 91.70 and 91.00.
Women'! buttoned foxed sboec, at $1.76 and $1.00. Weucn'l laced Kid Shoes, at $1.99.
Women's buttoned French Kid Bhoes, at 92.00, $'1.00, t3 To and $0.90.
Womea'l elf ikla, bomi made Shoe, at $2.00 warranted to turn water.
100 different styles of Children's Shoes, from 25 cents lo $1.75.
Mm', barrestlcg Bhoes, at 99 cents. Hen's barrestlcf Jrackled Sboec, at $1.99.
Men's drees Shoes, nt 91.7520 different strles. Men's kip boots, at $3.60.
Hen's Up sole, kin boots, $3.76 like the Klmlra boot. Heat calf skia hoot fur dr.aa M IS
Bo j 'a bhoes, at $1.16, $1.60 aad $1.75. Bur's buttoned Bhoes, at $1.69. Boy's boots, t $ J .00.
Boy's kip boots, doable soles, .t 92.00.
WE MAKE A HPKCIALTV OK IIURT'H BEIT SHOES.
Ws also beep tbe cheapest lice of BATS, CAPS, FUBNIBI1INQ 900DS, TRUNKS, Ac., Ao.
H.a's Shirts al 41 ecu. Men's Urandried Shirts nt U oenta. Paper Collars at 9 Mais n box.
Puspenderl nt twenty wntl n pair.
flirs ns n trinl and Jon will be pleased. No trouble t show foods. Wc exchange an j thine thai
does not prcn eatiifaet.rj. We Uke ear kind of trade. Wi want all tbe grain wa oan get.
S. GUINZBURG,
At Flegnl'l old stand, oppoiit. Ihe Court Hones.
Clearneld, Fa., August 1, 1877.
Z. g.. iJItrt & (to.'t Column.
"X-XXXS IS
T. A. FLECK & CO.'S.
COLUMN.
T. A. FLECK A CO.
' HAVE REMOVED TO
GRAHAM'S imiCK BUILDING,
MARKET STREET, CLEARFIELD, PA.
AS WE ALWAYS ADVERTISE
" Determined Never
That Im our
We are now selling the best Calicos at 51 cents.
Appleton A Muslin at 7 cents.
REMEMBER
That wc are receiving this week
A NEW INVOICE OF FALL GOODS.
NEW DRESS GOODS, CALICOS, MUSLINS, GINGHAMS,
TICKING, COTTONADES, SHIRTINGS, RED FLANNELS,
WniTE FLANNELS, EMBROIDERIES, KID GLOVES,
CORSETS, COLLARS AND CUFFS, NECK RUCilING, TIES,
LADIES' BACK COMliS, 4c, &c.
carpets;
CHEAPER
THAN THE Cll KAPEKT.
1,000
POUND. CHAIN,
OF CARPET . 3,
LARGE STOCK OF GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS.
We BUY all our goods for CASH, ami SELL for CASH, by which
mewm we are cnnblcd to sell cheaper thnn any other
utorc in the county.
DON'T FORGET THE PLACE :
T. A. FLECK & CO.
GRAHAM'S BRICK BUILDING,
JInrkot Street. Clearfield, ln.
August 15, 1877 mny 2.
PITTSBURGH
Om of Om ltd Hi. I Brfcooh li tka Vnti HtH.
Tbora(b trtcbtDf . Klfht rpriiatl. Twratj.twv leheri Kla Iwwliari m tb
Conservatory of Music
maswiteJ with tht olkir. InHmctloit U thi
HftM, Hansnny, und tb mm of lb Urat4 Orfii, Cibincl Vrgto, Piof OaiUr, FltU,
Violii, ! VoiM C lit are. Suty fall teo for i)(ho dollara. Ueallem admltud I Ut
CoaMrratorw. CbtriM la lb Col!r nd CoBrvtorj leit than in tvbool affording mmI
auga aad afmniaodatioaa. Fall lena opaaa Hvpttailwr vb. Head for Catalog
Eit.I. C. TEIlSniNO, D.D.,
Jala 13, lilt lsa.
Bigler, Young & Reed
HAVI OH BAND
One-hera. Trc.4 Pewers an4 Tkreahlnr
piacajiBees.
Ala., Ar.rj'a Patent P.ur-herx Pewins.
rarsam will le vail u lte laeai a sail.
CleeraeU, Pa.. Aae. I, 'W If.
NOTICE OK INCORPORATION.
Holies to kerebr a-leaa Ibal aa analiraliea
.ill b. aaade, .Brier (be Ael of Assemble .1 th.
CeaisaMweeltb e I'.nasjlraaia, eelilM, "Aa
Aet to provlj. ferta. Ineorporatlo. and haeule
Una af enei. Crpwratioas," aapraaed lb. 2vlb
dae or April, 1174, aad tae sappleeseau lherlo.
for the ebarter i ea laleaded e.rMiratioa t. b.
railed Wilaur Land Co., lbs .baracler aad aijeet
ol wbleb Is p.rebei., s.l. .ad leaiing ml ra.1
state, WALLACR A KHKI1H,
Cle.rt.ld, Al n, 1177 H Bel lellis.
AUDITOR' miTK B.
I.I.U f "ini. Heewte, dMMSed.
The aaderaleaed Avdiler. aiMiated to ssahe
aad report dislrib.Ho. .1 preeewls of eaid dse'd,
la tke head, af Joha M. Adaras, Traetee, will
Ulead le tbe datloo ee" his af polatai.al .a Tears-
aaj, rtepiesaoeff le, in7, s. I .eleeh f. m., e4
tb. ee. el M.rt.T A Qerdew, I. Cleardeld, Ha.,
whew aad ben all f erOes iolereetrd ssa, auead.
T. R. HURRAY,
rie.rl.ld, Pa., Aa( t. 1ITT II. Andllor.
Try Thorn I
Z. a. Htcl & Co.' troluma.
lo be Undersold,"
Motto Ntlll.
I1CARPETS
S PLY.
Klerint BalMinrn. W.ll mWMmI imni nf iladv.
tlrmcvU f Manle Theory of M Tborovcb
PITTSBURGH, PA.
CI'TORH NOTICI-: Leiten Te.li.
l j "ee
IlliRN. I
raeotary rn th. eetate ef eOHIAN WASH
IN. lete of llaslea tewn.bl... Cl.arll.ld 0...
I'e.dM'd, barlae heea fraated u lb. aaderalfaad,
.11 aersoas kaowifl. iheaaaclvai ladeotad t. i.ld
eatala are reqalred I. wrahe laessedta!. p.eeBI.
e.d those barias; ilsial ft(.init tbi sob. will
prreral thena properle aatbrnliMled for Mltsa
sueat witbiMIt delaj.
JOK. WAM1BHRN,
C. H. WAKIIBIIKN,
("aliela, pa., Aef . I, TT-II lieeatm.
I f N (iOD M K TRVMT.H All Mam
X Pay for Ihrir work kefer. II Uarei tb.
sbop. And ae all drab la as Ike frees ef tke told,
and tba proaafsee of MM ar. Ilk. tk. lower.
th.re.tf tbey ar. .ire. .a. da. aad feraettet
tbe aeitlhrtefere it is heat urt l. Irwat .Broody.
All kiads of work will be doa. I tbia shop for
easb or ready pay. Boots and Ihoes of U lieos
ead atyletbe best aad ike.pen la lew..
I hare retaeeed By obop t. ike tower eei of
towa, la Taylor's rnw, ea IUd etreot, mm lb.
dapot, when I will to Steed at .11 liaaae, walrraf
tvr eaaleeain. All wwrh wtrralil (ood aad
Also, .11 ktadi ef Leelbar tad torn riadhft
far omit,
Tho ettlemi ef Cloardeld Bad .totality wis
rsspoelfelly laviisd f tin see . eell.
10. B. lblHfa.
Cleart.l.l, r...Jaly II. lTT.
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