THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA
WIDNK8DAT MORNING, SEPT. Is, 1ITT.
i terms ui tfuujwiyi"""
1 If p.14 I. .dvno.,or within thraa month, ...I M
-a .,vWilu-a.l ttfsf 4maU I
p. per Hdvertiaing Agonla, IT P-'N J"""
ileekman Hreet. are our doly anlhoril.d f
la N.w Vorh City.
RtMUIOtll HJOTICKB.
Mribodlat C hurrh Re. J.8.
MY.MiaiuT, r'tor. Servian ery Sabbath
U 104 A M., and 7 P. M.
r.nttath Hobool at 9 A. M.
Pram Meetiag eTerj Thursday, et T P. M.
Coiiin union Service. Art Sabbath of erery
i.0Bth, at mi A. M.
Keit C'lrarHrld M. F. ( liurrh. Rvi
n'lLLMM H. OtuL and W. 8. Wasow, Pastors
prrtrbmg very alternate Sunday, tit I o'clock,
F. N. Miaday School lit Si, P. M. All are ia
titrd to aiteod.
Preb) terlau I'hurr h Rev. II. S. Brjixaa.
H-M-aib services morning and eveniDg Hab
b.th School t I P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednee
rj.T evening.
M. FraiirU t .lurch Catholic RfT. P.
J. Khkridan. Preaching at 10J o'clock, A. M., on
the nnl, third and fourth Sundays of eaoh nontb;
Vespers and Hen edict ion oft be Messed Haersment
at 7 o'clock, P. M. I-nudity Hchool every Sunday
fttmooB at 1 o'clock.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
tim a or ulpio quaaTaa sessions covet.
Beeond Moaday of Jeoatry.
Third Monday of March.
Fust Monday af June.
Fourth Monday of September.
Tim or aoLtiifa couvua tlkai.
First Monday of June.
Setfond Monday of November.
rrai.io orncana.
Prttidtnt UdgoUon. Cbarlei A. Mayer, of
Lock Haven .
Aui'tant tw Judf Hon. John H, Orris, of
Belief on ta.
Associate Judgn Abram Ogdon, Clearfield)
Vincent B. Holt. Clearfield.
protkonotary Eli Uloom.
RtgitHr ana Recorder I,. J. Morgan.
Uutritt AttornyYt'm. U. MrCnlluugh.
Trtaturar Iavld MoUaugbey.
8hriff Andrew Pants. Jr.
County Surveyor Samuel F. McCloshey, Cur
wensrille. County Oommiuionert Clark Ilrown, Clear
Held Thomas A. McUee. Chest H. 0.;. Hairla
Hoover. Clearfield.
County Auditor Christ. J. Keagy, (lien
Hope ; tianmel A. Caldwell, WtllUingrove ; John
C. Conner, llurmida.
fNNfy Coroner J. 6. NelT, New Waihlngton.
Jury Vommiiitontr$ fir. Jam et P. Burth field,
Ckerfled, Joneph A'enander, Wondward.
Sttpfinttndtnt af Public SeAooie John A.
Ilreffury, Curwenavilla.
Aotariat Public John W. Wrialey, Wm. Ra
debtngb, Cyrue Gordon, Clearfield j Joieph H.
Irwin, N. E. Arnold, Curwenivilla J. J. tingle,
Oioeola Mills i J. A. Livingstone, Ooltois City.
Our Special column la decidedly intereiting In
a local point of view, and profitable reading to
outsideri who want to tare money.
fheup rents and lower prices are
making it look lively at Wm, Heed's store.
Sporting goods, powder, shot, cnpn,
lend, ttc, at ackett's. sep3fi 2t.
Art neur as can bo esUmntcd, there
era A,4.d aignvrs of tba Murpby Tcmpcranae
pledge la tloarfield county.
Call and seo lor yourselves. The
cheupept, Inrgert and bet aseorttnent of blankets
la town, at Flack A Co.'s store.
An immense ntoek of flannels, wntor-
proofp, esiitiuiera shawls, Ac, An., rcceired to
day at Wu. Reed's si ore. Second St., Clearfield.
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Hiol.n Vnnrtfr X- Itewl nr huildincr
a Dew cnyine and toiler at ibeir naouina snopi
in this pi scr, for a grist nil) at Lei-onie's Mills,
In Glrard townbi.
"Kill tun, quick! I'm too swoot to
live 1 Theae words wtra ottered by a young
man, while eiuukinj one of John A. Stock's new
brand of five-cent eixarf.
Lever Fleim!, Kq.t has become pro
prietor of the tobacco and cigar store of K. II.
Shew, In ibis borough, and Is now run log the
macbinr. The new tobacconist is a clever fellow.
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The llttrritiburg Patriot locates Pii
Oofs City io Clarion county. DuBoli City Is la
Brady township. Clearttld county, and Is as en
terprising a village as can be found in the State.
The Pretdiytery of Huntingdon will
bold Us fall meet icg in me isnaooquiuas i res
byterlm C burrb at Belltrille, Mifflin county, Pa.,
n Tuesday, the M of October, at 1 o'clock r. m.
"Jlonkoy" Jim Taylor was convict
ed of lercvny, and was sentenced by Judge Orris,
on Turoday morning, to eighteen icon t lis Impris
onment In the Western, penitentiary. Sentence
on one count has been suspended.
Tho animal ieesion of tbo Krio Con-
ferenca of Iho M- K. Church, which lakei Id tba
western portion of Clearfield etunty, oonvenes at
Fredonia, X. V, to-day (Sept. 2tb, and wdl
continue Its meetings for ona wk.
Ttio Clinton county Cirand Jury has
. ignored tba bill against W in, Drake, on a charge
of muriler. for abootlng a man named Knights,
, abo was ingageJ at the tlaia la robbing bis son's
hen-rooat, an account of which we published a
few yieka ago. ,
Sheriff Pcntjs and his oh mada a
raid on tba fish dama within his bailiwick last
Friday and Hatorday, and succeeded In destroy
ing eleven dams. Parties who have hereto fore
been practicing the habit of taking fish In this
way bad Letter look a .telle out," or Iba Sbsrlff
wil gobbU them wp.
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Ard. Swartr., a brakomnn on the
Local Freight, had his left arm injured very
everely last Thursday morning, by gettiag it be
tween the hampera of two ears at tba depot, In
this boroagb. Although the limb tn badly
trailed, ao bones were Uoken. The wound will
keep tbo young man off dot for some time.
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Fred Rackull, t bis Htovo and Tin
tor., in lb Op.r. Huuie, would ell Iho .ttoa
tion of hontoker per. ind otherf, to tbo fuot tbat
tie hM now on k.nil l.r(. Motk or StovM .f .11
kiidt, miMlai f oBioo, ,rlor, oookloj od
lir.tio SWt.. RaOItF, !., of Ik. bt qul ,
lor baroio, olthor bord or (oftoo.l, nt hlib ho
will Mil U tbo low.il oub priou.
J. E. rtttnam Co. ro building a
Ur(. im o L.orrl Ruo, io lluiloo lawn.Dip,
for tbo I.ior.l Run Ioiprociii.nl Comp.nj.
Tbno g.olltm.n ro doluf Uij. boilnou (
lomUrini. nj .oot.mr'l.l" building w mill
on It. bun tmm. Tbo l.rse dem.nd for lum-
fcrr In ti.o.l trjlon. rrnd.t. ibii ilrp nMry.
lAnt of lettorn roniaininir utielaiinud
in tbo Poitoffioo nt Cl..rfield, for tho wook oaliti.
rpt. 84, 1877 I
.Ml.l K.I. moon, Michael O'lUr.,
Honl.l I'b.plin, D.iiur II. Mbiold.,
Ilnp., Atl'j.nt Lnw, John Y'iun,t
It. M . Joi.. P. A. Uai lid, P. M.
Lock Unwound vicinity vtt eini'l-
rl.lr rlPlted for frw d la.l wrck,..d bj
lhdn lin oftboni.n iktl.lon i...r iho liJ. of
Iho rd kdio, to Mtunj llry, ibruoKh Ilor
O.p. Tb tool, found t.r lb. hone. wro
thiM ol !! jrlnJor, nnd all Mrwd lb. I llio
nan w allh.r amrdrnd or dkd in April or Maj
luat. Latar loloroatton la In tb. rffwt that a
Minor, jrindar So" V,,k' "
aja, and ka baa not brard of iloaa.
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T. A. Fleck A Co., of tbi" pluctj, hvo
jut oprntd thalr naw itork of fall and wlnlar dry.
gooda and dran palLrnr, and Ibelr alora la
narr.l of Iwaoljr and alr,(.noa. Ladiai, and otb
ora intrre.trd, ihould aall and mmlna lha ,ood.
of tbia rnt.rpriaing nrm. Tbajr kao bow lo
pi...., bolb In a)uall7 and prlca, and na tbo;
kaap good lina af food! In Itora at all lim.f,
tka, lot Ih.lr palrooa know II bj llbtral adf ar
tliin,. Thalr dlrpl.J la nail worth rlilt In tbo
atom to look at, wbaikar yoa pnrebana or no I.
SriTKMBKR Coitrt. This is Court
wek with as. Court opened at t eloh r. , ob
Monday, with Judge Orris, Ogdeu and Halt ob
the baaib. Tba list of rand Jarra ai aalled
over, and John F. Irwin, af Clearfield, appealed
Foreman. Afier bvlsg sworn, Judge Orvis dellv.
tred the B.aal Grand Inquest obarge aad aant
the Jury their ruom, wbnrt Ibey ara bow ea
ffagad la dclltMraliag artf lh awadMt af aaeasles
af like pssee and dignity of tba Commonwealth.
Harry llempbilt, Juba 8bnw and P. Fulling tvn
sra appointed Tip atavet, tba farmer to wait
pob the Urand Jarr. Tba Hit of Trar area Ja-
Tors was neat sailed over, at tba aaaelasion af
bleb lha names of Constables verr called, wbo
atepfftd up and banded la their returns. Tba
neat buetaeaa la order was the aalllag aver tie list
f civil enasN act down for tilal, wblob waa sooa
ataaaed apon, aad tba Commonwealth asses ware
reached. The usual aambrr of snob eases ara on
band, and ara being rsrlewed hj the Gear, aad
Jury as if la press.
Make yoursoll happy by buying ono
oftboie oUy lulu at Will., Flih.r'.
Don't buy until you sea Wm. Reed's
tore ll Wrigbl'i room, o Second tlmi.
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Svnoi. Tho Evangelical Lutborsn
Synod of Central P.nu.ylvnnla bMI .1 Look
Uavea to-day (Wmlneiday).
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A lull Btwk ot'tin-waro. matloof the
bM tin, -"use feralsBia,; goods, de., at Fred
gMlettV. wpt2 Jt.
quite plenty in tba jbuylkill river, near Harris
burg."
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PreHB ttoodn a specialty at I' ieek &
Co. Tho largest and finest selection in tho county.
Ladles, glva them a ea.ll. It la a pleasure far
them ta ahow goods.
Terriblr Fatality. We le:u n that
within a period of two wks, reocatly, ao less
than twenty.serea children have died of diphthe
ria In Covington and Kartfcaus townships. It is
hoped tbat th malady la now checked,
A Cioou Maxim. An exclmno re
marks tbat people never make so much money a
they do when they behave themselves, attend to
their own business, and take the world as it oomes,
grasping its opportunities and patiently submit
ting to its reveries. Tbat is buw it owes u a
living.
Social Gathering. The PennTown-
hip Literary and Debating Society will gite an
eihibltion at Pen n villa, Saturday evening, Oct. A.
Tbo funds realised will ba applied to purchasing
books for a Public Library at tbat village. Go
ahead! Tba admission Tee will ba 15 cents (or
adults, and 10 cents for children.
A Call, ThoCitisens' Cornet Hand,
of Osceola, was In town on Tueaday, and in "doing
tba town, give the RapnaucAK office a call.
Their mnslc was excellent, and their deportment
still better, proving that the mi-mbors are gentle
men. Sheriff Pie was lo charge of the band, and
wax being looked after. Uood luck to allofy'es."
A Brother in TRorB!.B.TbouloctilM
of tba Altoona Tribunt says there Is a fellow ovor
tfaere who calls him a ' gutter-snipe," an " aristo
cratic vaunt" and ao "ass brother," etc., while
the Glob man pronoutices htm " an ass " on one
pnge of fats journal, and on another page he tries
to make him out a very great man. So the world
movra. Bome people are exceedingly hurd to
satisfy.
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Our Sruooi.8. Tho winter term of
the Leonard Ursded Schools willupc-noo .Moaday
neit, Ootober 1st, with the same corps of teichers
tbat was employed last winter, vlt :
Principal B. G. Youogman.
Assistant Frank O. Harris.
Or am mar Department Mis Hattie S. Swan.
Prlooipal Primary Depar't J. F. MeKenriek.
Intermediate Department Miss E. A. P. Hin
der and Miss Mary Mot.ro.
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A ProsperoI'8 Tailor. Wru. Cum-
eron, brother of ci-Renator Simon Cameron, wbo
died at Lewlsburg, Pa., a few weeks ago, aged 84 J
years, served a flva-years appnnt Icesblp at the j
tailoring: bulnri, and aftcrwurds followed It !
for a number of years. When he died be owned
fAirfeea of tbe be it fnrms In N'TtbumSerland and
Union coubtirs, worth from f Ifl.ltfll) to 2l',0lU
each. How it that for the ninth part or a man 7 ,
Hoys, learn a trade and inculcate tbe habits of in
dustry and economy.
So it 1.0E8. On Monday luhl, an
Judge Orvis ws charging tbe tlraod Jury, one of
our yonag lawyers stepped luto the Court room,
to take a look at "business," and finding every
seat within the ber occupied by his brethren and
plebeaa countrymen, ha wen did his way to an
outside seat, where be soon found that His Honor
was Huffing him with a Urand Jury charge. No
ticing tbat be was lo tho (Irand Jury boi, be soon
shifted bisquarlers and contemplated buriaess at
long reuse from the rtar ind ot tbe Cuurt rom-
SOMRTIIINU THE MATTER. A uuitiber
of our friends, residing in the icinity of Jivtics
ville Smith's Mills Postoffice) and Utabvllle, com
plain that their mail matter is peddled all over
tbo county for a wetk or ten days before it reaches
those points. Will some correspondent In that
eeotion of tbe county give us something m-He
definite on this subject. If somebody is not at
tending to tbsir legitimate business, we want to
ferret tbem out and assist in Improving them in
that way, If possible
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JIkUARKAHLK iiONOEVIT Y. Tho
birth of a son recently to Mr, and Mrs. Frank B.
Reed, of Lawrence township, makes him the
rirrn la the line of coosangulntty, vii : Mother,
Mrs. Boed j grandmother, Mrs. A. H. Shaw;
great grandmother, Mrs. Win, Irvin, and great-great-grandmotber,
Mrs. Judge PattuB, mother of
General John Patton,of Curwsosville, who Is oow
to her B7tb year, and enjoying excellent health.
If any of oar readers can furnish us with any
longer Hue of lineage, let us have it
Pohtal CnANOK. A Postoftico has
been established at Wtaterbura, tbia county, and
Jeasa A. Dorr appointed Postmaster. Winter
burn la a station on tha Low Grade Railroad,
midway between Pot-field and Summit tannel.
II. B. Meed has been appointed 1'-it mailer at
Dullols City, this eounty, in place of D. 0. Thro.
It (bridge C. Coo I broth baa received the appoint
ment of Postmaster at Lumber City, this oounir.
Wbo bil predecessor was we do not know.
ltlTTEN 11V A KATTLKMNAKE. JlobCG
ea Woolridge, of Bradford township, was on a
, visit tosetae friends in Girard twp., two weeks ago.
She attended church on Sunday evening, and on
1 ber way home, after 9 o'clock r. a., she was bit
j tea by a rattlesnake, which was lying in tha edge
of tba road. The snake struck a little above tbe
aakle, and tba limb soon swelkd excessively and
I became Very painful. Dy bandaging aud adinin-
literlng large dosos of liquor tbe paiu was allayed,
and aha is now out of all danger from tha effect
of the bita.
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A Oueer Chicken .The cou rso pu r-
tied by the Reyr.oldrvllla ffrrnM during the
striking season, Is conclusive pronf tbat ho Is not
qualified lo perform the duties of a Deputy SUeriff
or a Detective, and it is not prol able tbat sucb
a work of tienfidtoce will ever be bestowed apon
bim. He knows ina uuch, and he tells all be
knows, and mor to. He knows shout as much
eonccioii.g the appointment t deputies and the
pnsllug of dottctlves In lbs vit-luiiy of DuD.la.as
does the fellow in tbe m ion. A man found on
both sides of tbo ft nee daring a battle and gets
way without being hurt will never have a monu
tueet ended lo bis tULiaury for being either
brave or discrete.
Nieces and Others, Read This.
A geotlsmao inform us I bit Mrs. Jack Williams,
bora la Irelaod, and new residing la Banks town
.hi., injtin.ii flountv. Is now io ber V6ih year.
Sbe la tbe mother of four children, and oan see
to read tb finest print without glusea, ana ene
i... An hour hv siekuess. except a few
hours spent In child-bed. Mora than this, she
bas asver bad tbe t-iOtnuotie, liealuooo, o: wa
dose of physic, and lo this day sbe does ber own
house work. . In moving around through th
bouse, or exercising over a wash tub, she olt.o jos
tles br eighteen eUi treaty -y ar old grand laugh
t.rs outof lira. G.ils.btrois fouil for reflation,
and iIiom of yon who doubt these feet can apply
to Mrs. Williams' two eon, John and An Irew, liv
ing neerHiuiihport, Indiana ceunty.
' THE TEMPERANCE MEETIN08.
The Clearfield T'mpirsnce t'nion belJ their
regulai Bicetlag In tba Presbyterian Church last
Friday evening, Thomas II. Murray, Viae Tresl
i. ik. Ch.ir. Rev. Henry 8. Butler, who
attended a delegate tba penniytvaoia 1'niun,
in essloa at Pittsburgh, on tbe I2tb inst., gave
a full aad Interesting report of what was done by
tbat body. There were aioven eouaurs rrr.
enUd la the Conventloa. After a few remark
by Mr. Murray, be Introduced Roland D.Swoope,
llle. who delivered aa able and
very' appropriate addrere to tb audience. The
aHaadeaee was quite large, una
fested ob tbia aocasloa waa very eoooaraglng lo
tboaa Interested In tbe work.
ti.. tut... Mreioa la tbe M. K. Churoh, on
Sunday evealng, wa conduced by lientc-B Dul-
ley, Biq ( 00 01 "u
prassira speech. s. Tb eervlaa were interspersed
with mui, and wtre inlraetlv and enleitaiolng
throughout. Tba Church was filled lo It utmost
oepaaity. After tbe eervlot were eoncluded, a
b..bd.rnf neisoaa went forward and added their
names to tbe alreaJy long Hl of ,lnr
Aa oatbuslastlo mealing was neia m iae vu.o
House oa Moad.y evening, which we also con
ducted by Mr. Duiley. It being tb first day of
Court, t large number of person were la town
and tba Coart room wa fllkd. The war.
.ii- irftiiiB aa tboaa of evening
pravloa. Aa pfsortirn.lj wa givea, and a
Bomber of signer wa obteiaoa.
u. ntise. wba first Inauturated the morcmeat
in lbiMtf. resigned bi posltloa a bag
gH s master on tba Indiana Rrnncb Railroad, aad
Intend hereafter to devote tbe greatar pott9
bl lima ta tba Tempera ace wora, may
ahandaatty snrssfal In hi latora,
Tho very latest Now York stylos, at
Will.y A Fisher'e.
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12,000 yurda of prfnik at prices that
will astonish yoo.reoeived to-day, at Wm. Heed's.
Louisville Navy only 40 cents a plug,
and Cul-and-Dry 88 osnu per pound, at Stock'
tobacoo itora. Second street.
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U. C. & T. W. Moore aro the only
oar sell in th WillUraspurt hand-mada BooU
'B t0W' wpl9 .it.
A t the I? (.publican ol".ee U the ulaee
a uu .ii.j
well, and at tbo right kind of prices.
THE FISH QUESTION.
G. B. Ooom .anniR Sir t In th Rafttmnn't
Journal of th week, there appear a notice re
jecting on some of lha oiflire of Curwenavilla,
in reU-renca to the manner In which the black
bass were disposed of a few yean ago, tha Journal
staling tbat tbey were gobbM up and put into a
prlvete pond in this vioinity Instead of the river.
This Is untrue. All the bass tbat were put into
the pond were snt here for that purpoee by pre
vious arrangrment with tho having control of
stocking the water.. At the saw time the pond
was storked with buss tbe river dim was stocked
also. There arc a great uunjbsr of bass in Ander
son's creek, which have been let out of tbe
pond, It being necessary, as It was believed they
were destroying the young bail.
1 am sorry that th Jvunnt ha been mlitn
formed, for it will hear a wrong impression among
tbe poopie after the publication ot such u artlMc,
when it is utterly fulne. I itnte fiots.
Ct aa axaviLLa, Sept. 20, 1877.
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FISH DAMS. , , . .
The Sheriff 'a pnssa, wblob wm sent down tha
river to destroy fish dam on Friday last, report
thai they destroyed eleven betwAo Clearfield and
Deer Creek bridge, at tha following point i No
I at tbe foot of C rot hers' bund, No. i a abort di
tanoo below Dixon's, No. 3 at Coehran'a rooks.
No. 4 at Mum Island, No. 6 at Millstone ripple,
No. 6 a thi rt distance below Surveyor Kan, No.
7 a hilf mile below landing at Raid Hills, No. 0
on the ripple at the bead of fallows Harbor, No.
9 on Hutment ripple, No. 10 at Sammy's Harbor,
No. 1 1 a short distance above Deer Creek bridge.
Three of the above bad basket in ready to catch
fih, another was built so as to take out and put
in th basket at pleasure, four, vitt Tba onee
near Bald Hills, Onflows Harbor, Hutment ripple,
and Deer Creek, were ao built tbat not a fish cou Id
pass them without from three to four feet more
writer. The on at Held Hills and th on at
Deer Creek would stop a raft at an ordinary
ratling flood ; the walls were from fir to eight
feet wide at the bottom and from threw to lour
fe-t at the top. and Irons three to four feet above
the water in the dama. Tbeottuesof tho owners
of each aad every dam have beeu learned and tb e
name ot witnesses to prove tbe fact. It' they do
not report to the Sheriff and pay th cost of re
moving thi'tu, they will bo arrested and dealt with
according to law. They will save costs by paying
ot) bei'iro arrculcd.
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TEMPERANCE CONVENTION.
At a' uncting of tha National Christian Tem
perance Union, held In Clear So Id, on Monday,
September 24 lb, the uaderslgjjoi were appointed
a committee to call a County Con vest ion, as pro
vided in Article SI of the Constitution t said
fniun, for the purpose of effecting a permanent
nrganitation for Clearfield county.
In pursuance of tho duti imposed upon said
committee., llitty hare appointed Thursday, Oclo
bt r Ath, 1877, ti 2 o'clock, p. to., at the M. E.
Chuicli, U Cl.'artield, a the lime and place of
holding said Gout1 cation,
The Constitution provides that the County Con-vi-ntln
)i nil be compoied of delegates from the
local unions "In tho ratio of ono to every one
hundred of the voting iitcmliers." AH local unions
aro urgid to send delegate, and where no unions
are organised, the friends of Temperance are rc
quoted to appoint certain .person to represent
tbem. It is desired to have a full representation
of the T'lnperano people of tlo county, and
all wbo can are cordially inviled t ba present
whet her as delegates oftl'it, ' '
tiro. W. Rhrkh, R. M. McKkai.lv,
V,. M. rli lJKUHBH,
Crara Gordom,
NEARLY 8IXTV YEARS AGO.
The ltellcinn'te ll'dfcAmcin, of Inst week, Uid
bofora it readers tho docket entry mad in the
trial of Monks, for tbe murder of Giles, In the
year 1818, as follows :
l-OPT Or Tlta B.KCORD 1ST tUt; TRIAL or JAHIH
MONKH, gl'AIITKR NBHSlOK DUCKKT, KKHSIO IMS,
rio a A7v.
Oyer and Terminer. Nor. Term, 1 H 1 9.
Btttng, )
Bradford, V Commonwealth I
Hlanohard, I i Indicted for mur-
vs. f der in tbe first
N orris, I degree.
Burnslde, V James Monks, i Tru Bill.
Potter, j j
I On motion of Thomas
Witnesses sworn on Burnslde, Attorney for
part of th Common th : Defendant, an attach
John Hall, Jr.,
ment granted for Ber-
Nhb hngland,
Aaron Guild,
Jos. W. Guild,
Dan'l Kearrey,
Kliaabctb tradiib,
Daniel Barrett,
Jamas Reed,
Sumuel t'oleman,
James Cars on,
John Koox,
Tnomas Carson,0
George Brown,
Andrew Allison,
James Fullcrton,
Tolhert Dale,
Robert Beers,
James Blair,
Jacob Michaels,
Grorge Ross,
Robert Ross,
Hugh Biddle,
Amis Batburst,
James MeUhec,
llenrv Petrikin,
Wm. Wood,
John Lucks,
Jtun MuKwan,
John M. Horner,
Kre Gardner,
Cstberiue Bitner,
Jane Low,
John dm ft re, -
John k'gget,
Samuel Oardner,
John Wants,
Michael Meee.
Win. Gardner,
Henry James,
James Alexander, Jr.,
inard Brown and Husan-
fnsh Fulton and Philip
Confer, nr., absent wit
iness, Bad tba Court di
irect th officer to serve
It be attachnannt, and by
latTeemfiattbeconostlfor
i the prisoner dispense
with sending for tiernard
i Brown.
j And now on tbti 36th
tday of November, leitf,
a jury of the eounty ba
ling eallnl, came namely,
Robert MoGooiffle, An
j i bony Klechner.Kphraim
Ijambnni, Jonn Junn
iton. Frrderiek Shenk.
Absalom Lixget, John
Hhsrrlest.WilliamUhite,
Georxw Gramlnr, 8amul
Wilson, Henry Barnbart
and William Johnston.
twelve good and lawful
meu ol Centra couniv.
who being duly erapao-
nelleu. sworn aud anrm
rd. rcM'rclirt'ly, and
;ohargel on their oaths
and auirinallous atore-
said after each of them
being nulled, they itrer-
kllv iioolarnd that tbo
Ittnd thoDblendanifJaius
Moo it, guilty of murder
ot tbe first degree in man
ner and form as be stands
Indicted.
And now on the 30th
James Furster, kiq.
day of November, IBIS,
Wm. Alexander, b-q., W. W. Potter, on beh ilf
retrik'n, K-q., ,of tho prisoner, muveu
'ihoiiiai UemphiJ
ilor an arrest ut judgment,
:anil on the 1st day of De
,om ber. HID, files tbeex-
oeptiuQs to tbe indict
'meat. And on argument
iihe iuuiotmsot wa held
l be good, and rtnons
tiverruled by lb" Court.
And now ou ths nrtl any
of December, lo the year
ii our Lord one th'u"and
Izht huadred andetgh
uen, the Court proceeds
to deliver tnaMoteno or
the law l
"James Monks, It I
eansidert-d by tb Court
that yeu be takes to tba
Coin m on Jail ol tbe coun
ty of Centre, there to re
main uotil you are taken
to the nlac of execution
and there to lie hanged
by tho neck uotil dead.
By the Court.
1st December, M1H."
A taixr ii i iTot;r or tiik cask.
Jauoi Monks resided star Bfllo Conic, nod
cam to Ibis county la tb f .11 on bunting expe
ditions, making his htadquarler at tba Clone
Tavern, which stood whsro D. D. Ritter n-iw re
sides, three and nne half mile west of ('tirwens-
ville, on tb turnpike to Lutlnrshuig. About
midway botweea Bridport and Mr. Bitter's
pise Monks tort a rattle dealer, nnmed Reuben
Giles fr'nn Burks uniy, traveling on tho then
old Btat road, and shot him off bis hurra. The
object of th murder a money, but b obtalatd
veiy little, Monis concealed th body of his
victim, took the hrie and returned tn Btllefontc,
at tbe same Hue wearing tb dead mao's coat
with the bulUt-hol la It. Ha wa soon after
arrested and eon rioted.
The resn he triad and executed in Centre
aounty, although tb crime wa rom rail ted In
Clearfield, waa became our eouaty at that lime
waa attached tn Centre for Judicial purpose,
Those witnesses marked witb a , we know from
our persoBsl hnewlrdge, resided In Clearfield
county. The two Canoe brother lived end died
near Lutbenburg i the Rom brothers at Curwnni
Till f tbe Misr. AUiander, Hemphill and Head
In Clearfield boreuxb, aod tha rest la ether see
tinns of tbl county. Daniel Barrett wa tbe father
of Judge Barrett, ah now resides In 111 place.
A remarkable fast a re abunltbe oes Is th fact,
that Thomas Carton, one of Ibe witnesses, and
who waa also present at tb eicfuliftb, could
quota nearly lha whole of Monk's confusion, de
llvered at tb gallows, although be could neither
read snr write. W often beard it In our boy -baod
dys, and remrmbef purthai of It, wbleb
wa about as follows i
Come all ye gnad people, aba bare mw ntjt
la view
Th sad and shamsf-l death ( bar1 brought my
self unto,
1 ibis day nnfB my otrr.w aod ahama
That I shot Reuben Giles, whom I never eaw be
fere,
And left bi bloody body lie weltering la Its gore.
Drar friends, I hope yea will all take waraiog of
my Bahappy fair,
And shea viae and fully before ll Is toe late.M
Puob Into mala wa tbeetyleoftheeoalVB,
which i ralbtr fanglliy, aad Nr. Csraos tquld
repeat the Jlbule af & ,
Elegant Fur Beaver overooatintrs at
Willey A Fiihar'.
Go to
Clothing.
Willoy & Fisher for your
Don't full to examine our stock bo
fore buying your Clothing. Willxv A Fisnrrt.
You can buy plain and nobby busi
ness suits of Willey A Fisher.
Cutil ltodn, ooal shovels, stovo grates,
aad fire brio It fur all kinds of stoves, fur sale cheap
at Fred Sarkeu'B, In tb Opera Iloua. ep3 St.
has just received a lot of sugar, an. Is .t pared
to glva oust timers th benefit of the r-ent deedino
bp-. , ':-Wlt-
Advertiso in the Clearfield IIkpuu-
ticia. Tfce advertising rates are reasonable, and
the circulation I tha largest of any paper in lb I
section of tbe Slate, tf.
Ton acco. Lytic isClearfieltl county
agent for Lorlllard e oalebratad Tobacco, which
ba sails at factory prices. It 1 tb boat tobacco
in market. augSStf,
Wanted I 1,000 oords of llomloek
aad Hock Oak Bark, for which w will pay tb
highest market price.
jylZtr. A. G.CfiAHKit A Co.
Pernons attending Court can get
choice Cigar. D for Scents ; 16 for 2& cents ; $1.50
par 100, $15 per 1,000. Bright nary, 85 cent,
ten ounce plug, best, at Alei. Watson'i Tobacoo
and Cigar store. epl0-lt.
Airs. T. K. Watson is this week re
ceiving alt tb novelties of th Mason, (n Hats,
Bonnet, Ostrich Plume. Flower. Ribbon,
Velvet, Silks, etc. Every week I will got any
new style. Mns. T. E. Watrok.
cplV 3t. .
IjIvru Complaint. A few of the
symptom are i Palo ia tbe side, shoulder and
back, bitter tasta In tba moutb, particularly on
risiag In the morning, ditiiness of head, pain and
smarting of tho eyes, constipation of the bowels,
high oolored urine, brick dust deposits of gravel,
nervous debility, loa of appetite, Ac., for which
Barosma, in connection with the Dandelion and
Mandrake Pills, Is a specific or cure In ninety
nine cases out of a hundred.
Prepared by E. E. Thompson, Tituirille, Pa.
Price f 1 00 per bottle. Sold In dearth 1J by C.
D. Watson, druggist.
Clearfield Coal Trade. State
ment of Coal aud other freights sent over the
Tyvon A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail,
road, for tbe wock ending Sept. 1j, 1&77, and
tha same time last yoar :
coal. Tons.
For tbe week..... VU
Same time last year , , 3.'l,lVi
Increase (
Previously during year
Same lime last year
Incrcas ,
Total In 17T
Same time last yar
1U6.8S0
Wfl,flT5
8,4, IW
Increase v 111,17
ornta raxtoKT.
Lumber -.121 cars.
Miscellaneous fruights . b "
Thr Dead Engineer. Tho editor
of tha C'lama Vtmornt waa a passenger on tbe
train recently wreck-d 'm tha P. A K. road near
Money, but eacap-d Injury. He says : "It Is but
simple justice to the memory of Wm. Attick, the
engineer who perished In the collision near
Mua'y Ia5t Saturday ou the P. A K. Railroad, to
Bol-jQwledge his brave duMtloa to duty in tbe
hour of death. W wore a passenger on the train,
and believe tbat but for his ait tun In promptly
putting down brakes and reversing hi engine,
tbe rrsult m'ust hare been far more disastrous;
and had he aot done it, possibly b might have
saved hi owa life. It was an act of nobl dsro
tion to duty at the lou of his own lifu, and is an
other instance of many which show that there are
no moo who have a higher sense of duty, or give
more heroic llinttret.on of it, than th locomotive
engineers. A more substantial recognition ia due
his family from tb passengers on that train, but
It must b a oonsolution to know thathis memory
Is revered as th.it uf a fallen hero by all who
knew of tbe deed and value manifestation of the
highest manhood.
Tub Clawson Winter Wheat.
Th best wheat In cultivation, without doubt, Is
that known a the " C!won,"or Seneca variety.
It was introduced Into this ceunty several years
ago by tbe lata Secretary of tba Agricultural So
ciety, aay tbe West Chester Jeffertmiam, who also
Introduced lb Fultt wheat, ona of the best and
most productive red varieties. Wherever the
Clawson has been raised In this Htate, it has sus
ceeded remarkably well. It i a white wheat,
with red eh IT, and fully tqual to the best varie
ties of California growth. It proves early, hardy,
bas stiff straw, and yields large crops on every
variety of wheat coil, fifty-two bushels per acre
having bean gathered. This variety of wheat
originated a follow t "In 1R07, Uarrett Claw
son, In passing over a wheat stubble on his farm,
in the town of Hector, Schuyler county, N. Y., ob
served Sum beads of uncommonly fins appear
ance, ninr tho roots of a stump. The wheat that
had been harvested wa mixed, and included
nearly all tba then common tarietie of winter
wheal raised thereabouts. Mr. Clawsoa selected
the finest samples of the newly discovered beads,
and sowed the grain, and the next year found that
ho had two distinct varieties. Selecting the mort
promising of tb two, he sowed it tbo next year,
and continued lU cultivation. Thua originated
Ibi now famous variety of wbel."
specials
NfiTtfr. I hereby warn the public tbi I have
stocked Moose ereek with black bass, aud now
giva notice that I want nobody to trespass on
said stream for one and a quarter miles Irom my
grist milt np, and 1 will arrest every fisherman
wLo violates inis nonce, iit' H ahi nuaw.
. It.
lat BoT "Shoot the Itat." ' '
dQ DO 1 A It pilll WWW yTTrFi,iini uin.ii.BU
neat time yer buy a new nit of Clothes, go ta
iqitl'O 4t. A. Urwut iin'.
Wire Well, I can't help it if you rfWi like it,
I told yeu when you krnuglit home toe gonns mat
I couldn't make as nice a fit as ynu could bay
ready-made at A. Gutnstiurgi. , stpij v
'Ilinn's AKn CoiV. The rerunn for rUlng tip
yoarsloves la nearly at hand, and 1 buve loU of
bard and soft coal to sell so linnd in your order
and get rour supply. Don't wait until w-nter hut
order right now. f as, Ij. liha v i .
Clearfield, Pa , Sept & 5m.
Orb HcniiBKB Pan Crxt. Dtrcoi t or Oiti
Pat ens. Hewing Ma- bines cho now he purchased
at Merrell'a tio and variety store, frutn t-la up
wards. All kinds of sewhig machines rep dud
on the shortest notice.
Clearfield, Pa., July 18, 1377.
Bi-aoma Fob 8a i.e. R. Newton Shaw keep a
full sunn It of f rodoma Hug bios and I'latlorm
Wairons fr sal. To be seen at th Shaw House
yard. Call on or address bim at Clearfield Penn
sylvania. , , ' ay I3-lf.
Nntv I your tine to Ret bargain In
C l.tn illNM, II ATM, '
Slid GICNTN WKMIHIIINC- (oim.
A. C.LIN7.lllfHU
la bcIIIiib; out hi cullre stuck, In make a
c liangc In bualucaa, 4 1
Waktvp (100,000 211-Inch shared idling tes
te average from 6 to ffj Inches fur which we
will psy the bigheit market price.
A. (I. KnAxra A Co.,
fab.M If.) Clesrlleld, Pa. .
I - . from U i Hone. '
Th first object til life with tba Aiterlasn peo
nle I to "get rich i" the second, bow lo regain
good health. The first ran ho obtained by inorgy,
honesty and saving i the stvxind, (good health),
by using tlaitw' Anni-aT Fwar. fhowld ywo
)m a drspnndent suflsrer from any of tbe eilec'
of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, InrHgesiton. Ac,,
suob as Hick Headache, f'alpitatlnn of the Heart,
Hour Ptoaiach, U bit sal Costiveacas, Dittlness
of ibe Head. Nerveou Prostration, Lew hrirlts,
Aa., you Bead not sutler another day. Two rinses
or August jriowsr win reiiera yoa ai onoa.
Hamelo -Bottle, 19 cent. Regular site, 7b cent.
Positively sold by all first-a'ass Druggists in tbe
United KUte. f or sate by U. v. aisvn, Liear
teld, Pa. - wayliVn-eow-ly.
If ffti Mood the Ttat,
If yoa doubt the wonderful success of Snaon's
LONsVMrT.oa uuan, give is a nisi j menu jou
ar tot satisfied, return the bottle and we will re
fund the price paid. It baa established tha fact
tbat Consumption eaa ha eared, while for Cough.
Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Conjrh, aad all
Lung or Throat troubles, there Is nothing like it
for a quick and positive mr end it setdnm fulls
Tew ewits, 49 esnts, aft 1.90 ta bth. K
your Lnnp are sore, or Cbett ev Bsek lama, as
BatLnWsrPnaot'a Ptsv, Prto ti eeata. Hold
by t D. Walmn, Druggict, Clearfield, Pa.
Db.RHII.OHH 8T8TKM YITALIZKR ta no
doubt tbs most ueesful our for Dvsrepla and
Liver Ccmplaiot w have ever known, otherwise
we Mld not gwaraata ta, la awaeaof Uwnaump
Uoa, whore Ueaaral Debility, Laa of Apprjlte
and Onaetlpalioa) exist, it will restore and regu
laUlka ystm while fcUlLOH 8 LUH B allays
Ibe InflamaUan aad heals Iba lungs. Price J
oenta. Bold by CD. Watsoa, Druggist. Clear
eld, Pa. - .-
llACKMETACR,a rl-b ar.d fragrant perfuts?.
(told by C. D. Wts..a,trugflfl, Clretteld, Pa.
pr. 1, 'rr-enw ly. , . .m ,
nova OLOTitiaa. I tab kl ng mv whole fam
ily of boys, I oao fit tbem all out and myself too, !
In Clothing at mighty low prices, at . i
leptifl 4t, A. Qtriazat'to'i. 1
With a cake of ( lenn's Sulphur Soup I
and commodious bath-tub, the victim of ohronfs
eata neons eruptions ean Improvise a sulphur bath,'
which no professed bttblngsUllished oan supply. 1
fold by Druggists. Hill's Hair and Whisker Dve, :
black or bruwn, 0 cents. sapii'tt'tt.
Aitenlion, Farmera and Lumbermen.'
IV A KTC1 -by Aruold.at Curwciisvlllo
1 0,(1 jfpmnwla pork. , , (i .
1.U0U bubiiela rye. '
1,000 buahela otitH.
1 ,000 Lmulieltj Bhcllud coin,.
1,000 burihelH potutooa. , ,
KHMMHt Jtl-lnrti aliarrtt ahliiffir.
KHMKMI Vl-lnrh aawed ahlnglra.
KHMHM) lort plite buarda.
fl.tMM) rallruad lira.
ft.tMMl cord aak aud Itcuiork bark.
For which one-third cauh will
be paid. - oct.25.
SNarrlcfl.
On Thursday, Bcpte mbT I'th, 177, by Wm. M.
Bloom, Esq., Mr. Jonaibsn B. Bloom, of Pike
township, to ills Louisa J. Kitchen, of Blown
township.
At tbe res I dene of Richard Rwartsworlh, on
Sunday, .September lnth, 77, by Jas, 11. RuwUs,
Kq , Mr. Geo. W. Aughsnbaugh and Mill June
Tumkins, both of Lawrence township.
On Tuesday, Btplember imh, 1877, by Rev.
Qeorg Leldy, Mr. Herman J. Clarke, of Wash
ington, D. C. and Miss Julia K. Hippie, of Cur
wcnsvilie, Pa.
On Thursday evening, Bept. 28ih, K77, by He v.
N. II, Miller, Mr. George W. Uiggio and Miss
Lena Kennedy, loth of M( shannon, Clrar field
county.
, gaiirantlj.
PcmiHjlvanlrt Itallrond
TYRONE 4 CI.KAKFIEI.D BRANCH
rV and aftrr MonJT, JI'NK ii, I87T, tha
Vf naaangar Traiu. will run daily (exc.pl tiun-
da'.) between iynm. and Llearuelc, a. tuliuwi
CLEATtrifiLD MAIL.
W. C. Inwtn, Conductor.
LKAVE KOUTH. ' 1 LKAVK NOHTH.
Curw.n. villa..
Olaarueld
Leonard,..
Uarr.lt
Woodland,
Dlifler,
W.ll.ealon,....
II I u. Hall,
Urahatn,
1'hilii.abnrg....
Bteiner'a,
Uoynton
0.c.ola..H
rowilton,
Summit
Ynuaroyue......
Tyrone
.sin, p.
...io,
.naw, "
.s.t:., "
. 6B,
.4.112, '
.4.11, "
.4 IK, "
.4.211, "
A.n,
..4 MS, "
.4.42,
.4.47, "
.4. its, "
.a ll", "
.6.34, "
.(1.00.
Tvron.
0 10,4.1.
Vanaoo,oo,.
....!,
: pmnmit
j Powrlton,
i Onoeola....
.10.1(1, "
.! JO,"
,.10.27, "
.lo.st,
.I0.SH,"
. 10.34, "
.10.60, "
.10.. SO, "
.ll.im,
.11.17,"
.ll.2i,
.11.111,"
.11.40, "
.12:01. r.
tti ntun
Hleiner'r,
I'hilipiuura;.,
(jran.tn
Illue Hall
Vt allacatun,..
Piler,
Woodland
Itnrrett
Leonard,
CU-arneld...
Ciirweii.ville.
ilaiUoaus
OLEARKIKLU ACCOM MODATIUN.
W. H. 1'li'kmrr, (onduotor.
LEAVE BDIITII. , LEA VK SOHTII.
CurwenTllle 7.00 A. aj Tyrone 1.14 T.
Cla.rH.ld Mm " I Vananojroo 1.41 "
Laonanl 7.64 " I Suuimlt Ml "
IUrr.1 8 Oi " I l'ow.ilon 3 10 "
Woodland 8 20 1 O.ceola 4.S5 "
Hitler III ! Bor.lon 4.42
W'allaci'ton,.. 8 6" " ! Wemar'a, 4 AO "
Blue 11.11,... . ll lid " , J'Uili.atur(...6 00 "
(Iraham IP 17 " Urali.m 6.20
l'hilii. burg.. 0.40 " Illue Hull 6.46 "
Plainer., S 10 " Walla?elon,,..I.OO. "
Boyntou, IO.IIO " i llialer O.M "
Oreola 10.J0 ! Woodland, ISO "
Powrlum 10 40 " Barrett, 4i "
8uinn.it 1 1 .913 " Le.marJ 8 60
Vauicoyoo 12.26 p. . Cloartlold 7.00
Tjron 1.02 " ; Curi.naville,.7.36 "
HAt.D EAflLS VAI.I.KV flRANCTI.
Mull. ,
A. M. - ,
8.0 l.:av. Tyrone '
8.17 llald Eagle
U.:u Julian
11.66 Milc.lurit
10.06 B.ll.luol.
10.16 Mileabur,
10.40 Howard
11.18 arrlr. L. Haren
Mall,
r. m.
8.10
6.63
6.10
4 46
4..17
4.15
4.02
11.26
leer.
TYRONB PTATION.
naarwAnn.
Peolfie Expre.a
Ifarrlrbnr, Aoo'n
1:10
8:50
I'ltt.burih Eip'u, 1 50
I'aciuo ttxpreia, o:in
r. n.
Mall Train, 3:28
Atluntio Expraaa. 8:6(1
I'hila. Kxprria. 10:3.1
r. w.
Way Paa.enger, - 1:16
Mail Traia, 8:34
Kt Line, 7:08
PIlILIl'SIU Rd A MOKHANNON BRANCHES
Lnarn aoiiTM.
LR4T. Mont..
A. . P. P. X
15:10
1224
12:21
12:14
p. n. A. . A. . ariTioaa.
1:00
2:15
1:10
124
2:10
2:44
1:61
2.67
8:02
Morrixlala,
7 .15 Phil.p.l.oru,
7::i8 Bletner'a
7:44
7:61
t:l!
Uoynton,
OxeMla,
Alorhamion,
HterlinK,
llouudala,
10:110
10 44
:U
12:04 4:16
11:52 4 00
10.68 8:11
10:.',8 6:17
11:02 B:22
! 11:46 8:62
V:20 11:40 1:47
0:16 11:85 8:44
Mc( aulry
.1:07 11:07 8:18 K.ndriok'a,
9:10 11:90 1:40
0:00 11:26 I:U
8:1 1 1:1:1 :5 Kiimey.
Cloie aonneetiona made by all traina at Tyron.
and Lock Haven.
8. 8. BLAIR,
mylT'tf. Superintendent.
8TA0S LINES.
A itaaolenvaa Curwen.aill. daily for H.ynolda.
yllle. at I o'olook, p. m., arrif injial Reynold, ville
at 0 o'eleok, p. in. n.turninjr, iravae n.ynuiiia.
villa dally, at 7 o'clock, n. m., tnivioft at Cur
wcD.ulle at 12 o'olock, n. Fivre, earh way, t2.
. , .1,1.4.11 .1 l ..'.tn.b
p. m., lor Dutloli City, arrivin, at Uultoia City
. , . .... :.. i Ik. ...:. -,
iu n ooioca, p. m. n.iuroiu., wuuun n
7 o'clock, a. in., dully, errivii:a:al Cuiwcniville at
11 o'olock, at, tara, aacn way, j. -
Allrgltrny Valley Railroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION,
rts .d after M..nd.iv. Mur Ulli. 1877.
J the lia..eHKiT train, will run dnily fexrept
Kondny) bi-lwiin Ttril Kniiw ar.d itrlltwood,
follow, t
1- Al.n tVAHO. llnv tlail Icavaa PUI.Iiur.
8.20 . in.; Ilnl Il.nk 1 1:55 pli.-o Junction 12:14;
New Bethlehem 1:20 p. na.; aiayrvine i:.i( ;
Trotl:06 Hrookvil e i.i'i ; 1'ullcr'l 2:50 Roy.
noldivilla 3:00 ; Dol'.oi. 3:33 ; Sommll Tunnel
8:48 Penneld 4:00 I W.4vllle 4:17 lloncaalla
4:66 arrive, at Driftwood at 5:15.
I" HT W A II I Ilv Mll leaven tlrlflwood
12:16 p. m.; Ilcneaitu l:7 Waedvlll. 1:40;
Peofield 1:50; Kulnmtl Tunnel 1:50 ; DoUol. 2. 1 1;
Reynol..vUlc :::I4 : 1 ulle-1! 2:50: Brookville 8:12;
Iroy t:lt tlay.vill.3:6l) liew Betlllehein 4:05 1
Sliijo Juoction 4:17; Rod Buok 5:03; arrive, at
Piltrhur, at 7:60 p. m.
a Tb Reynoldirillo Aecotnuodallon loavra
Reynold. Title timly at 7:50 a. m.; aud .rriyve at
Hid Bank at 11:00 .. m., I'lmhnrith all 36 p.m.
Leaver PitUburgn .1 IniO p. m ; Red Bank at
5:56 p. ni.; arriving at Rcynoldrillle at 8:50 p. m.
Clow connection. Bade with rralta on P. A V
Jtailroad at l'rilteood, and aitti traina on the
Alliilieny Volley Il.ilroad at R.d Hank.
ll A V I ll M oCA HU 0, Ue.'l riup't.
A A. Jn kn, Fnp't L. U. Div.
PAKE KUO.t CLKARFIF.I.D, TO
Bellrfonte, I'a ! 05 1 Mltl.llrtown ..;.... f 1 08
Uxtk Haven 2 TolWurl.il 6 60
WillUm.liort 3 80 Lfinca.t.r 6 85
u..-.. J l an PU il.Alil:l.pu I A to.
Lcwiatoivn. m lOOjAlloon. 185
Mary.vllle. 4 au Joiin.town.. a
ruwcn,vllle .' !HM'h11lphrf 51
n.peolft 84 Tvenne I 22
IIAIllli.UI illl... 4 lill'il'I.'iBljRtl i It
. flni' anlrntisfmcnti
COALI COAL1! COAL!!!
The undprslitnc.l desires to Inform tho t-iltters
of Clearfield tbat he is prepared to formal, OOAL
of ao rice Kent qimlitv, to all who inny give htm a
eati. at a prl -e suitable fur the present hard times,
lie will earbanixe foal for flour, feed, grooeries, de.
All orders will rrculte prmiit altTtttn. as he le.
Hvrrs hlsowntHinl. Tims. A. DUCKKTT.
Cleaififlld, i'a, " pt- V77 Ho.
TtiH oM.-Ht fi.dlw'-t sr)inintrt liit;;utln fur .
obi .1 n-if ii t'.u-lri4-s i'ihu.nlli'11,
tt e.r iiluin artiire-,
I'. nrrr A mss,
Pittstnirjli. P.t,
Bi 1. 12, is;r-t.
rimT COW.Misslng frnsa tha presjilsas af
J tb suliscriber, resi.tmg In Lawrene town
ship, south aa At f tlearflrll, a whit four-year
old oow, with email red spot on the aide, wbtt
frrhfd and nd ncek. Persons gtting online hy
postal aard, or otkerwha, that will lead to there
euvery of the ew, will be suitably rewarded.
WM. A1NH0HO1 till.
CUarfleld, Pa., Sw.t. 19, l77 Jtt.
1) A K 1)4) N b OTIC' K.--Nftlee I hereby glraa
that, ia aooorlane with lha provision of
Heftioa 0, Article 4 rf th Constlintlnw of Penn-1
sylvania, applloatioa will be made to tho Board 1
f Pardons, al tbelr meeting, the first Tuesday of j
October, for lb pardon of hdward MeUwaa, aoa
fiord in tb V astern Penitentiary by sentenoe of
the Court nf fjuarler Bt sslwni of Clt-Hrtlf Id eounty, I
far Jane Trtm,l7. '
6. T. BltOCKBANK, I
'4 1 ' t '(l ' Ait fnr Appllwn.t '
rirsrltlL sr. 19, liK-It, , ,
dffrtisnufnt.
Bigler. Young & Reed
HAVE ON HAND
One-hore Tread Power and Thraahlug
MacbUie.
Alao, Averj' Patent Pour-Bora Powara,
Farmer will do well te give tbea a ealL
Clearfield, Pa., Aug. 1,'77-tC
V GOI) E TH rKTV'-AII others must
tiaf for tbelr verb befor It leave tha
1-a.aaaaavsavw...
at Jr - .
thereof tnev are aiven ona
one day and jterTotas
the neat therefore it is best not to trust anybody.
All kinds of work will be done la tbi shop for
cash or ready pay. BooU and shoe af all ataaaj
and sty las tbe bst and cheapest in town,
I have removed my ahop to tha lower end of
town, in Taylor's row, on Reed street, Bear Iba
drpot, whi-re 1 will be found at all times, waiting
fur oust oner. All work warranted good aad
aheap.
Also, all klnJsof Leather and Shoe Findings
foraale.
The cltiseni of Clearfield and vicinity are
respectfully invited to giv me a call.
jus. u. ubttiunu,
Clearfield, Pa., July 11, 1S77.
Call and Examine
A. GUINZBURG'S
NEW STOCK OF
i .
CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS,
AND
Gents' Fiirnisliiiiu Gowk
We would cull particular ottcn
tion to the extreme low priceg.
Country produce of nil kinds
tnkeu iu exchange lor goods.
A. GUINZBURG,
OM Wiittnt Hotel Corner, Clearfield, P.
Sept. If, 1877.
Save Youu Cash
C. C. & T. W. MOORE,
. (fiueeeswr t J. 8. Shower,)
a ral an ia
BOOTS
AND
SHOES,
II A T S
AND
. CAP S,
ARB OB ST
FURNISHING GOODS,
BOOM No. 1, PIK'8 Bl'ILDINU.
, Tbey are now receiving a eboic lot of tbe
latest styles of Ladle and Oehts' Press Shoes
and Boots, lege t her with a large lot of
ri.OW SHOES, 4o.,c,
suitable for workmen an th fares and la tba
woods.
They Invito social attention to their stock of.
Cents'. Furnishing Goods,
All of which will b told ai mat aa favorable aj
they ean b. boti,ht .(..where I. tb. e.u.ty.
A aliar. of the patronage of tba public If r.
.eetfully aollclted.
(.K.O. C. MtMIHU.
TOM. W. MtrORR.
Clearllcld, P.., J.ly 11, I877-Sm.
REMOVAL!!
I hon tbi day moral tay store to Senond atrial,
In the room knownas Wright's Store. In addition
te th large itoek bow ob hand, nave received a
large slock of new
Full A tVlnler 3ooi1m,
Tn all tha tar! tfl sty Ins of Dry Goods, Notions,
. Trimmings, Whit 0oo.li, Millinery A Fan'-y
tJood. Carpets, Oil Hoths, Wall Paper,
Ia., do. It Is my determination, to
rt'ntintie keeping g'ied gooJs,
and sell them at the lowest
CASH PRICES,
And eheap stuf at eheap prleee will aet be male
a spe ialty here. It 1 anaaeessary to enumerate
art iotas ar prleaa, but yea will lad pit af good
and prices lo suit everybody. My iptae being
ant-fourth wbat I bey were, t east sail at lha very
lowfsl prio.
RBMKMBI.RTUItPi.ACa,
WILLIAM REED,
" (IKWHD PTRKET, CI.ltAltriRI.O, PA.
1 1 ' - 1 I
Sept i;, i;r if. . .
All
gPifrrlUnrouf.
tT I71717 B0t "llT Mmed la theee tinea, bat
X It can b made la three mouths by any
y I I I vDt of either Mf, la any part of tbo
country who 1 willing to work steadily at tba
employment tbat wa furalsh. C per week In
Jour owa town. You need not ba away from
one aver night Yon eaa giva yeur whole time
to tba work, or aaly yeur spare moments. It cost
nothing to try th business. Term aad IS Qptfit
free. Address at eaoe. U. Hallow A Co.,
April 11, 1877-ly Portland, Maine.
towswmif Clemrawttft oouoty, Pa., wltfim a"t.jT.
ininiBw iuda af Bobert Hudson and others,
known a tbe Jacob B. U ear hart lot The
aald traat oantalninc 40 Mtraa mora cr toaa,'tfiid
, . i !.i. , .1 k.. .1... an
.era. al.arad. and ia tha key ta . Urn. body of
Mai about bain, developed. Will M eolcj low all
apo. May twrma.
For nartlculara, apply tn
DAVID L. KKKBS.
Cleard.ld, P., July 11, 1974.
Th. Winter I.rm nf 14 weehi will open on .
Mond47, Strpi 10, 1877.
Tb. Summer Tarn of 11 week, will ope.
Monday, dMarch. 25, 1878.
TERMS, $5.04 PER WEEK,
Ilfcln.lin, TultlM, Boarding. Room, Haat, Lilbl,
and Waaliing.
B..I normal Dehanl Bnlldia. in tba Sl.te.
Facilitiea i. .vertr r.p.et frtoal to any Normal
School In th. United Blelea, Mtod.nt. may enter
at aay tlm. during tha term. or partlonlara,
and for Catalogue t.
D. M. BKNBBNIU, Principal,
Aug. it, 1877-lm. Indiana,
HIGHEST AWARDS! ;;.sr."i:!
J. REYNOLDS & SON,
N0RTI1 WEST CORNER
TlllRTEEjnilAVIrlLBEBT UTREETS,
PHILADELPHIA,
MANUFACTURERS OP PATENTED
Wrought-Iron Air-Tight
HEATERS,
WITH SHAKING AND CLIN KKR-0 RINDING
URATliS FOR IlllRNINtl ANTHRA
CITE OR BITL'MINOrS COAL.
CENTENNIAL
WROlGnMROS HEATERS,
FOR BITCMINOUS COAL.
KEYSTONE
M ROTGnT-IROJ, HEATERS,
CO0KINU RANOES, LOW-DOWN ORATES.
D.icrlptlr. tlrrulara Kilt free Is any addr.li.
EXAMINE BEFORE SELECTING.
April 15, '77 1y.
The Bell's Bun Woolen Factor y
Pan. townihip, Claarleld Co., Pa.
IIURIEII ( U T I
nr ROT
BURNED UPI
Thesubseribers have, at great expense, rebuilt a
neighborhood necessity, In the erection or a nrst
alasa Woolea Manufactory, witb all th modern
Improvement attached, and are prepared to make
all kinds of Cloths, Cass I me res, Batinatts, Blan
ket, Flannel. Aa. Plenty of good on hand to
aupply all our old and a thousand naw customers,
whom w ask to coma and examine our stock.
Tbe basin of
CARDING And fulling
will receive our especial attention. Proper
arrangement will b made to rweeiro and deliver
Wool, o suit euatomare. All work warranted and
done upon the shortest notioe, and by strict atten
tion to busines w hope to realise a liberal snare
of publio patronage.
IO,0M) POUNDS WOOL WANTED!
W will pay the highest market price for Woo
ud Mil anr manufactured foods as low a similar
goods can b bought in the county, and whenever
we rail to ronaer reasnuuoi ..iMa.oi.ui. w n
always ba found at bom ready ta make proper
explanation, either In person or by letter.
r JAMES JOHNSON A SONS,
aprilMtf Bower P. 0.
REMOVAL!
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would respectfully notify tha public generally
that ha bas removed hi Grocery Store from
HkaW Row, to th building formerly occupied
by J. Mile K ratter, ob Second street, next door
to BlgUr'a hardware atora, wbare be Intends
keeping a foil Ilea of
HAMfl, DRIED BEEP and LARD.
SUGARS ud 81 Rl'PS, or all gradea.
TEAS, Ureen and Black.
COFFEE, Roa.led and (lraen.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
All kind, In tha market.
PICKLES, in jara and barrel..
SPICES, In .very form and variety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
AM, KINDM OK CRACKER.
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
. DRIED API'LKU,
DRIED PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES,
Coal Oil and Lamp CMmnoyo.
And . good aiiorlment of Ihoaa tblngi ti.ually
kept tn a grocery atora, which ha will .lobange
for marketing At tba market priec.
Will aall for .ark aa abeaply aa any other on.
Plea., .all and aa. hla atoflk and Judge for
youraelf. .
JOHN Mi-flAl'dHEY.
Clearteld, Jan. I, IS77,
A. a. .krii.
a. j. lunr-nTr.
REED & HAGERTY,
Sueoearor to
J. G. SCHRYVER,
DEALRRS IN
HEAVY AND SHELF
HARDWARE,
WOOD and "WTIXOW-WAEE.
COOKING STOVES,
HEATINQ STOVES and BANOES.
Htcomt Sl.t Clear fit lt, ra.
The undersigned would announce to tke vltlirn
af Clearfield and rlelnlty, that they have par
obaed tbo Hardware 8 tor of J. O. Hokrtver.and
will constantly keep on hand a full aisuiltnent af
Hardware In all Its brnch, iweh a
TABLE & POCKET Cl'TLERY.
Bench Stop, Hand Saw, Great Amarlaaa Cross
eat Saws, D. V. aad Peeling Axea, llatebeU,
Plane and Plane Iron, all kinds ol
Nails, Mors Bboee ud Horn 8bo
Nail, Pick, Ho, Bake, Hay
Forks, Shovels and Hpaies,
6eyihe,Snaths,Plowt
Urala Cradles,
CultlTalor. Double
and Single Shovel Plow,
I'aliUetor Teeth, Bevels and
Try Hsjwer, Sh Blades, Mill
Baw aad Taper Vile, Chisels, Bill,
Augers, Adies, Itara Door Hangers, Butt,
T and Swap Hi ages, Beany' Hollow Augur,
all kind of Looks, Screws, Basb Cord aod Pulley,
GLASS and PUTTY,
Foot aad Chela Belt, Carriage, Tire aad Barrel
Bolt, Jfrd Cord, Sad Irons, Uor Brushes and
Carry-Combe, Grind-atone Ixiere. Uaai, Hemp
and Seep-stoae Pen king, Cable Chains, etc,
They will alao keep ob band a fall asctemat
rTlawar,andaafMraJ etoch af Una Karat sb
Ing Good, wblob they will eel I at plica to salt
th time.
PereoB wl-b lag anything la tbelr Mae are la
vlted t aall ana examine their stank before
aarebaalng. RKBD A UAURKTY.
neartfld, May t i77-ly.
NEW FALL GOODS! NEW FALL GOODS !
At Guinzburg's New Boot and Shoe Store.
OPPOSITE COURT UOUSK, SECOND 8TRKKT.
I WILL OPKN ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10th,
Within entiro now lock of Boota, Shoos, DaU, Copland Furnishing (ioixl",
o t, tt... ttIII fill rnnr honrt. w'th iov Mid voor nookotn with cub..
which ipcnk.
Womaa'a laced tailing ahoaa at 7a ...ie
Women', laced moroee. akoaa at $1.10.
Women 'a laoed oalf abowa aa I.1A.
Wolnen'a hMry farm aboM i I. la.
Womn'ibaat aalf ah.ee at l.M.
Womaa'a laeed foiad aboM al l.li.
Woman', bottoaad moroow aboM .t 1.40.
Women 'i kid laced ahoaa al 1.71
XT0
PAPER
SOLES.
Women', kid balloon
THE OLD LADY COMFORTABLE SHOE, 11.75. Th. mo,l .atiafaetory
shoo evor mudo for old people. Ho easy on the foot, it feels aa though it
were but a stocking. Try it.
We alao hare a full line ot Graff" a and Burl's best baud fqade shoes. Orders
taken for any shaped foot, and best fit vouched for.
IN MEN'S WEAK 13 A POSITIVE SLAUGHTER.
Men 'a heavy winner aboee wllk doable lolea, 9i Meu. Mas'l heavy kin ahoaa, ll.lv.
Man 'a oalf dreea aboee, SI. 10, Men'a beat calf dreea ibou, 1.70. Men a kip working boat, 1.90.
Rib worklaglwote, doabl. aola, l.tij Up aolf,3.00f Klmlro tap aola, S.ftO.
Sole Agent for tbe Celebrated Hand Sorewed Claflin Sboe.
Men'a dreaa boot, at UtS. Men'i beat calf boon, 1.70. Maa'a bert calf boon, Mwed, U, H A SO.
Boota with .nd without box voce, aileniloa vt tap nles, all X tba aama price., MeftearM taAw
aod boota .nd aboe. made te order .t itore prinea. Ho At, .o pay.
Boys aliooa io fifty different elyloa, al from 11.00 to 11 fiO in walking and
school shoes, and from 11 25 to (2.50 for best) calf skin ,button, dress shoes.
Boys Elmira tap sole boots at 12.40.
MISSES SHOES IN A HUNDRED STYLES.
NO Mlaie, 8cbo.18ho.au 00 wnta. NO
! Mi.aei far aboee at $l.la.
PAPER: Mi..e. genoloe naif aboa at l.li. PAPER
l Mi.aea K Id eboei at tl, 72.50 and 13. i
SOLES. ! Miaae. dreaa ihoaa at 1.0, 11.60, H.7S and tl.M band Snlak. I SOLES.
Children and baby shoes at crazy figures. A good solid buttoned shoe, heel
ed for children, G5 cents; copuer tip, 85; rubber tip dress shoes, 11 20.
IBuliy shoes, all kinds, from 80 cents up. Men'a, Women's and Children's
35 cents. Shoo polish 15 cents per bcltlo, shoe strings 4 cents per
dor.cn, button hooks one cent escb.
Mli.ea rublmra .10 e(l S atylea. Women', rulibere, 00 cte 4 ilylea. Men'a rubber., To. S ilylM.
M.n'i bry robber bootr, SS.I0. Women'a rubbw boota. $1.00. Miraeaand boy. rubbw boota tl.lo
Wool lined, buckle .rctiee, Mlf-Mtittg guma, and all atber faabieaa.
We nre also soiling men's genuine felt hals at 75 cents. This is a"stunnor."
We tuko any marketable article in trade and consider it THE CASH.
Wo want as much grain as we can get, lor which we will give market price.
Cull nnd Convince Yourself. !io Trouble to Show Goods.
S. GUINZBURG,
At Flegal'i oM stand, opposite th Court House.
Clearfield, Pa., Sept 13, U77.
if. iltti & Co.' Column.
ITowGoodsI ITowGoodol
EVERYBODY GLAD !
EVERYBODY GLAD!!
Lower Prices in DRESS and DRY GOODS.
DOWN,
DOWN,
DOWN,
Great Reductions in Prices.
"I". jQl, FUBCX eJb CO.
Are pleased to anounco to the citizens of this vicinity, tbat by special arrange
ment with manufacturers for largo quantities of goods for cash, favored by
the bard times and sharp competition, they have boon enabled to effect such
a saving in the cost of goods as fully warrants them in proclaiming a redac
tion in the prices of Dry Goods, sucb as will make this advertisement of real
money vnluo to evory careful and prnrtical reader who boeds this informa
tion. Our reductions are not confined to a few specialties, but ii.clude almost
every article offered for sale. Stock more complete, and quality superior to
any in town.
The advantage, to the cash buyer is tho real and substantial reduction in
pricos. All goods will be found marked in plain figures.
Our Fall and Winter Slock is now Complete. A hand
some line of DrtSS Goods, all the newest shades
BLACK and COLORED CASHMERES,
BLACK and COLORED ALPACCAS,
BLACK SILKS the host and choapost in town.'
WATER l'ROOF block and gold mixcd.
LADIES' COATINGS different styles.
LADIES' CLOTHS all shades.
CASSIMERE3 all prices.
PRINTS, MUSLINS AND GINGHAMS,
SHIRTING & TICKING, CANTON FLANNELS, bloached and unbleached,
. RED FLANNELS, WHITE FLANNELS, GRAY FLANNEL8,
PLAID FLANNELS.
LA DIES' COAT3-a handsome lino. LAD1KS' SHAWLS, FELT SKIRTS,
GERMANTOWN WOOL & ZEPHYRS-all colors, WORSTED FRINGES,
now ehades,GALOON TRIMMINGS-all colors, BEST QUALITY
STOCKING YARN all colors, TABLE LINEN bleached
nnd unbleached, TURKEY RHD TABLE LINEN,
t'MHRELLAS good assortment, TABLE
OIL CLOTHS, PERFUMERIES
and SOAl'S fino assortment.
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
HAIR BRUSHES AND COMBS, COLLARS AND CUFFS, SILK HAND
KERCHIEFS, LADIES' NKCK TIES, LADIES' KID GLOVES,
LA DIES' CHILDREN'S CLOTH GLOVES, CORSETS,
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR. NEW
EMBROIDERIES A HANDKERCHIEFS.
MILLINERY GOODS,
Hals and Bonnets trimmed to order. New Flowers, Feathers, Silk Vel
vets, Black nnd Colored Yclvoleens, Colored Silks and Satins, Ribbons, Ao.
CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS,
CARPET CHAIN, 3, 4 and 5 ply.
Pimm' rail nnd pxatiiinp our Stock. No trouble to show Goods.
T. A. FLECK & CO.
GRAHAM'S BRICK BUILDING,
TIarket Street. Clrnrficld, Pa.
Sept. II, IH77.
PITTSBURGH
Oae or the lea ling Prkeols la the t'alu d Pis us. Rlegaat BaUding. Well selected eaana af etadj.
Tboroagbtearhiag. tight drpartssatiia. Twiatf.two leechers kletee) teaaaero in tee
Conservatory of Muslo
eoaneetrd with lha nolle,., laetrarlloaa la tb. element, if M. .la Theory .1 Maem, Th.ro.gk
lla.a, Harmony, te., ud lha .aa .f ah. Breed Oria., Cebla.l Oraea, Vuno, Unlaw, flat.,
Violin, and Vole. Culler Piny fall l,a.ne f.r .ighlew dallan. Uanow atadnaa aa lb.
Ooaearvalory. tbaria. in tb. College and C..aervat.ry wee Um any Kkivi ftuavdrng mI
advantage, and aeimodal!ea, Fall Term epen Se,tmb tab. Semi ear OaUtegw
st. i. o. raasHisru,
PITTSBURGH, PA,
July J", . ' . ,
lor iiatiiT:
I h4 U Mil al II.N
CNdtaaalVat
I'MdUaallat 1.M
feed U 1.11 at l.M
I'awl U nU at I N
UaadtSKUat l.M
1'aadt.aallal 1.71
I'Mdtoaell.t MS
iboe. at 1.00, 1.00, 1.71 and 1.00.
Z. iltft & (ta.'t Coluran
JFiaJaT.aBaHanmhiMBr'aBCaamakfiMBy.