k gUpuMicait.
?r vi,wr. , 'V.y.'
VXl'A EA I.LKI.EO IMI'UDEXCE.
Tliocomluflot Bec'jr Sherman mid liinj
,0V1A OPTION.
I.itt Wi-iIiicmIuv afternoon wits lixud
.... .1 i' iv t id l.owt'l' iioiiiw tu uiir nuuiem-
rnnii'iicruli'ii ovi'r mo uiivu'iitni m nm j - . . . . , , .- i.
ol iho J,oti;i.iitu mnw, Jioh no pitm.-1 w(- ttl)li,.i,.ac,i nf course, Ihnl n Amid
U-1. Tlio Uillow infiiril U-IU Iho Mtury : j 0f orntury wonlil bo tiourvrl upmi llm
if Wtrmratw. February 4 I tultie't tiinl tltn Imtxl wd ol' in' iiiliir
nt i-lreum.tiiiiee. m 5 "I nitr "
ting hrliel tkilt In me
Tho AltiKinn Trihuurmyt thnl while
Mr. Tliomait Pnticrttnn, of William
bni(j, lllair county, wan In Iho aet of:
entering hi utul)i mi Silurility even
i ojj lut, do un iiin niriiiist ly li'w do,
which Itail heen lin ked In t ho Mul'lo,
t;
flea1 gui'frtiimfnw.
Inn. Helied, taken In ra-erutlor., ird lo b. .old
lh .r..p -rly of Kr.d H'ktt 4 3 II eVhryrer.
ll.o, twoo.rlaln Iraeti uf land In Morrl. Iowa
lill, rl.urfli-M eounly, P., haunted end ilesorlheil
1. lollowe I No 1 bound.! aoalk be Intoll f John
h'mliti, ml be land, or Paul Oulek, nonb by
lend. f Milii Peltni. .nd e.il ' lifi of Jeeuu
WlM rei.l.lele. Inn a.-... .n,tthe v.ael lllow.ni;.
Uiouol B. Goodlandir, Kdilor.
CLBARFlEIin, Pa.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. 10, U78.
Kinder, If you wint t know what li going on
lathi buelneM world, Just road our idvertielng
nlumna, tb. Hpial nolumn In pirtliulir.
MAXIM! FOR THE DAY.
tier Yl.er.in you el
.t.Urr..l i,U ST. Ml'Sfllll-r ffllltlt.l Of 10y of
fMiM naein.t U : thill you nr. l.ll.l.V loeiiaed
nil raalieiou.ly per..outed ; that (lit proceeding
egain-l yon, thougn in tbo lorni ot law, it wtinoui
llio .ubitanee "f junltce: Hint wo hereby lender
inf.. -rrt . ... :-. -V V ' 1U&Wr&tt1'- ll -J -J--. "
.in. I tliogiilltfi'KwwcroiihunilBntlJVTuHB. r, V f,.m bou.f, b. k b.rn .0.1 "'""""nlldlin.
"I Tho -mender wits there, rtdym im in two plnroH Mr. 1 ultoroon ma vcrj N , .a,, , ,u,i, i, r n
Jtw dffrlisfmtnta.
trnvnitt)U i Iter eon, 8itu, Ukn lo cteutton.
mdI tu I Mill lb rtvrly ol DftvUl 0. lUnifti.
A ft Ctrl I lol of KHtuntl nd irrm.M ii
umI in lL.t linn-mh f l'Uifloitl tl nut in
iiiuriK!!" lird 1 7 h Juno, H7I, rttorlic In
Ho' U.poicc 6y4,n4 Hit wnl of Kol. V , !
IlcginnniK Rl h ilivy, Itmnoi wtt un Mtrkut
lrwM XU (r t .miiH 71 fi f .nrha i
firmly a ever ujioli Iho clllincy ol old initii
l reel jmiyein unci mloon vintu , mu
Miirphyito wa there, benring nloll the
tiunuer in moral suaiuon, upon ui
ourriie .yoiillblM.nd.iprtoar b..p.tbit .,,,,, , ,., i.Mnlico Toward
llio fw. i f jmlicn nd li ot m lo.'vliio-
liooiLouUioni will iiroirot you, onil not poiuuii 'ono and C harity lor All, anti me
tlio bt.t InlarriU of Iht wboli ouunlry 10 bo dii- I atlv()CttU' Ol' lUimillllttry law Were out
V:T;rdrrth:"',r.rrl.l.j i" oreo, w,PfnK an audience .he
n.,',,1, will rodrominy Injuilio. l wllioh Jou ! By inputhieit ot winch wero alimwl en
may bo uimdo tbo Tiotiut. i tirelv enlisted upon the ftido of the
bill. Tlio advocates 01 uocai wpnon
v . .Aik tho oflloo of Preildrnt ihould
bo wlllio to bold It If oountod In, or plmod Aon
!... fr.ud. II. 8. OltlKT.
I oould ootor boon rooonollod lo tho oil
...... l. it., moiloot old of mino of porioa
howotor roopootiblo In prlnlo lif., who moil
foroTor urrr ! "'w ' ',P ' f'.d
nl ttlunpbut in aminoin iiimij.
oquont notion, fcowovor morltorioui, ciu wnb
wy tht loiuri of tbl rooord.
Cnjn.ru KiAXt A ni.
tlndor Iho foruil of liw, llulhcrford II. Iluyoi
liu boon doelarod lcildnt of Iho I'nilod 8UIM.
Ilia tillo reill upon dufmnchiMUieut of liwlul
oton, tbo fil oirlUonlol of Iho rolumlni! ofl-
eort letlng oomiptly, intt too oocuioo oi o
miulon wblok hu rofoiod to boor otldonoo of il-loi-od
frmd. Fur tbo Urit liiil iro tbt Amoni-in
i.ooplo oonfrontod with tbo ficl of 1 friudulenlly
olMlod Pmldont . Lot It not bo uudtntood lint
tht frmd will bo ilknllj inqulnood In by Ibo
country. Lot no hour pi in which !bo usurpa
tion U forjoittn.
Annum or DotAtic M. C. i.
Ono knndrod yoait of hnmin dornrlty looo-
i., ..i j AnnnanmtMl into a olimiiz uf crloto.
Noror nitiln In 6vo bundrod yoir ibill Iboy bit o
an oppurtnni y to n-pM t"o wrwua-
rl ' l)anil.W. Voonnma.
r ...nl.l ralhar koYO tho CO JurMlOOnl of 1 QUir.
lor of n million of tho Aiuorirsn tiooplo lbn thai
I ..i.l.n Itotiirninir Bnird. or of the Cnin-
mlulon nhiob ucludcd tho focla and dooidid
Ui quoation on a tacbnieality.
THcia. A. Iluuaicna.
"Ilamburn Butler" rises up heloro
many of tho loyalints, like a ghost. It
it a wonder that aomo of them don't
leavo tho country for personal sufety
Wrix IjOADEd. It turns out now
that Sheriff Manson, of Ohio, who was
killed lv tho cars at Altoona, two
weeks ago, had $102,733.57 on his per
son when killed.
Tin way rns Would Wads. C'rimo
lins its contrasts. Thomas C. Ander
son iB in jail a convicted criminal whilo
tho chief beneficiary ol bis frauds sits
in tho White House.
Postponed. Tbo meeting of tho
ilomocratic National Committee which
was to have assembled at Washington,
on tho 22d inst., lias been postponed
until tho 22d of May next.
A bio Faillke. Tho suspension of
Schcppor, Bros., in 1'hiladelphia on Sat
urday, lor ono million dollars, caused
groat excitement. They wero the larg
est manufacturers of worsted goods in
this country.
As tho bank commissioner, with a
salary of t3,500, will have nothing to
do, a generous Republican Legislature
propoaos to mako a deputy commis
sioner, with salary of 1 1,800 a year,
to help him.
Joita rjuaauaa, J. A. QiiiriiLU,
Htahlry M ATTHiwa. RriiKsa lUua,
JIasnv Whits.
Tho signers to that card have degrad
ed themsolvos by this act, if for no
others, just as much in tho estimation
of nil bonost men as tlio members ot
tho Louisiana Returning Board. And
wo uro glud to know that they are be
ing told of their bud conduit. The
Now York llnM alludes to tho case
in IhiH way : "Among tlio nuiiij ex
traordinary things in tho politics ol
tho lust year and a hull perhaps tho
most extraordinary of all is the atti
tude in which President Hayes, Secre
tary of tbo Trcnsnry has put himself
toward tho prosecution ol the members
of tbo notorious Returning Board in
Louisiana. What greater violation
rould there be nf official decorum than
for a lugli officer ol tho Federal Cov
ornment to intrude his opinion in a
criminal trial during its progress bc-
foro a regularly constituted judicial tri
butial in a State ' By what law or
what usugo or what principle of pro
pricty can tho strange courBO of Secre
tary Sborman bo justified ?"
INTERESTING TO MECHANICS.
JUic drcrtlsfmciits.
ii vim
1 Allro
Bio Ability. Senator Armstrong
told an intorviower tho other day that
'tho smartest old fox in lbs Senate is
Edmunds. Ho does everything so ras
cally, but so woll. Ho is as soR about
it as a volveteen cat, but his ability is
big-"
Fonct and Kloquence. Tbo coun
ty of Lawrence, in tho person ol Mr.
Morgan, furnished tho floor manager
on local option day in tho llouso on
the 13tb. Camoron county, in the per
son of Mr. Brooks, furnished tho chief
orator.
Is it Possible. We sco it stated
that tbore has been an ovcrissuo of i
stock ot tho Williumsport gas compa
ny, amounting to f 325,000, and that it
baa been placed in banks outsido Will
iamsport as collaterals to gecuro loans
to Peter Ucrdic.
Out of sixty four bodies recovered
by the Signal Service ofllce, near the
scone of the wreck of tho ill-fated Me
tropolis, only fonr could bo recognized.
The names of the bodies are John Bur
nett, James McDonald, John Oovonny
and F. J. Nagle.
Intimidating. Tho Chaplain of the
Iowa Senate is stalwart. Hear him :
"We pray Thoe, O Lord, that although
It may not be pleasing to many of Thy
eorvanu, jot wo would besooch Thy
blessing upon tho President of the
United States."
L . - . II"-
Stianoe Still. The Boston Post
saya: "Mr. Bcochor's name wbb regis
tered on Saturday at the Grand Pacific
Hotel at Chicago on tho line beneath
Frank Moulton's, and the two gentle
men sat at the same tublo at dinner.
Grace, Mervy and Peace."
A Double Headed Announcement.
"I om ronuostod," said the Clerk of
the Illinois Lower House, the oilier
day, "to announce that tho Rev. Dr.
McFarland will lecture in tho hall this
oveninff on tho 'Education of Idiots.'
Motnbera of the Legislature aro invited
to attend."
A K pock-down Assault. The liar-
risburg Telegraph says: "Hillard, the
Georgia rebel, has been confirmed as
Minister to Brazil. Eunuch Matlhows,
Namby-ramby Hoar, Sovill Burnsido
and Father Christiancy voted wilh tho
Democrats to confirm. Tho truo lie-
- publican Senators voted in tho negative."
A caso involving a principle ol much
iniportanco to morcbantsand manufac
turers was tried in Judgo Pierce's court,
Philadelphia, last week. In May, 1870,
Georgo Lumloy, a whoolwright and
blacksmith, of Frankford, did about 8 15
worth of repairs to a wagon belonging
to a tnvorn koeper mimed John Glonn.
Alter tho work was done Lumloy lot
him tako the waeon away without
paying tlio bill, but ho brought it back
in July for more repairs. Ho again
took it away on a promiso to pay tho
bill, and in August obtained more re
pairs. Then Lumley refused to give
him tho wagon back without he paid
tho whole bill, which amounted to $50.
Glenn, paid $2,50 for tho last bill of re
pairs, and demanded tlio wagon. Lunv
ley refused to surrender it without pay-
mont of tbo wholo amount I hereup
on (ilonn brought an action of trover
to recover the value of tbo wogon, and
tho caso came up for trial on Friday
Adam Tindel and John O'Byrno, hsqs.,
who represented tho mechanio offered
evidence to show the claim for tho
wholo amount ol repairs, and on the
objection of Edward R. Worrell. Esq..
for Glenn, to this testimony, ho cited
an old English case as authority for
tho right of the mechanic lo retain the
wagon until the whole bill was paid.
After orgumont tbo court ovorrulecl tho
offer and granted tho defendant on ex
ception. Under tho charge of the J udgo
the plaintiff, alter additional testimony
as to we vaiuo oi mo w agon, gov
verdict for its whole worth, $113.90,
without tho allowance of any thing for
the mechanic's claim. Tho point that
tho defendant's counsel mado is a now
ono of much importance, and it is said
has nevur been expressly decided.
wero fully equippod and eagor for tho
fi-av.und tho speeches ofsouiu of them,
nt least, curried wilh them the odor of
the midnight lamp.
Morgan, of Lawrence, who is ibo
especial champion of Local Option, led
oil in a sneccli of more than ordinary
lorco, winch commanded protounu at
tention, and was filled with strong
points ugninst tho whisky Irafilc. Ful
ton, ot Indiana ; Stewart, u Jiawrcricc,
Fulton, ot Chester, ami Jackson, ol
Mercer, followed in short pointed and
effective soceches. Tho members and
outsiders lislenod respectfully to tho
rrmnrks ol these gentlemen, out wuon
the tall form of Brooks, ol Cameron,
loomod u i) I ruin his seat, and he begun
to read from a roll of manuscript. In
stead of the house going to sleep, as
might havu been tmugincd, tho enthu
siasm was intense. Mombors crowded
down tho aisles and into tho opon
space In Iront of tho spoakor and ap
plauded to the echo, anil langlieu until
their sides were soie. Ana well iney
might, for such a speech is not often
heard in legislative hall, it wits a
Quixotic speech, pitched in a high
key, full of long words of thun
dering sound, of Greek, Latin and
mythological terms, metaphors, cli
maxes, anti-cliinnxes aud all other
figures of spoech known to rhetorio,
and accompanied by gestures of tho
wildest and weirdest sort. It was
more than a Quixotio speed ; it was a
pcrlect windmill of a speech. But it
would take tho pen ol a Dickens to
describe the speaker, the speech, or
its ctloct, and I torboar. Ilico It to
say that at its conclusion Mr. Brooks
was congratulated in tne warmest
manner by his follow members who
surrounded bis desk, and was present
ed with a largo and fragrant bonuut
as a slight testimonial ot tho appre
ciation of tho audience.
Mr. Gehr said that tho bill had no
more chance ol passing than he bad of
dying to haven, and he therefore mov
ed to postpone it indefinitely to pro
vent tho alleged further waste of time
in its discussion.
The motion was deteatcd by a vote
of 80 nays to 75 yeas.
Tho question being on the amend
ment ol Mr. Long to exclndo from tho
provisions of tho act nativo wines aud
mult liquors.
Mr. Morgun submitted tho lollowing
amendment, which was disagreed to.
That all damages to personal char-
lie i: NOTKIC
rod Straw vs. Uillmina J. Blraw.
Court of L'nninnn I'loaa or Cloarflulil
luoty. Nu. Sail Jauuary Torm, IS7H.
To Willsisa J. Stsaw t Vou aro liarohy re
quired to sppi-sr on tho flrtt day of Ibo btlt tern
of Iho Court of Common I'leai, to ahow rauao why
a doeros nf divuroo should not bi aiado aa-itnal
you In the above alatrd nana on piMiiplaiot of
Allrad rtttaw. A.Mllthn l'Kni.,or.,
ClearlWId, Fub. Jl' It. Sharif.
C1AIITIOSI. A II personam! hereby cautioned
J ee-ainat nurehaoiat; or In any way moddlinf
wilh tho following. proierty, now in pneemiiun of
Dsniel Htrouo, of firstly lwp.. via t
One sorrel mars, nrs yesraold neat iprlno.
Ths forgoing property was purchased by mo
and la allowed to remain in the poeaeialon of aaid
Stroma on loan only, lubjecl to nir ortor at aoy
time. JOHN IIKIItlHLINU.
JrDaraoo Lino, l'a , Vlb. 10 It.
"IXI-XUTimn' NOI K i:. Loiters Taals-
I j nionloryi.n Ihe citato of llr. 11. V. WILSON,
lute or t leurllt-ld bi.rough, l learliolu county,
Pa ,lrod, baring been granted to tho undersigned,
ill peraona knowing themaeleea Indebted to aild
aetata aro required to make Immediate payment,
and those having elalma againat Ihe enure will
present tfaein properly authenticated for seltls
ment without delay.
CLKMKNT IV. SMITH,
CAHOLINK M WILSON,
Kiocutorl.
Or, 8. V. WiLaon, Attorney.
Urarlield, l'a., Feb. lill-6t.
1 IiniTOH'M NIITIIIK
Jonathan Unyntun va. Win. Albert, Henry
Albert and Ueorge Albert, doing liualnera aa Win.
Albert Hro s. In Uomniuo rieaa of Uearnel.1
O'tuntr. No.
the umlemgnea Auditor appointed by ths
Court to distribute Ihe muney anting Irom Ihe
aalo 01 Defendant a reel enlate,ainong ihe lien cred
itor!, will attend to the hearing at hll offlne, In
the Court House, on Tbumday, February 2ath,
IS7R, ll II) o'clock 1. m.,orwhich all parties tako
notice. IMlAKbllvM,
Feb. II-It Auditor.
J-yVORCH NOTICU.
Catharine Heitsrnratliervi.Meo. Hoitaenrather.
In tbo Court of Common I'leai of Cli-arheld
county. Pa. No. S7I. January Term. I7tf.
The undorslgned Onmtnleiionor, appointed by
Iho Court to take toitimony in ths sours stated
osrc, hereby givoa notice that be will attend to
the duties or aaid appolutment at the omse nt
Murray A lio-dun, in ths borough of Clearfield,
on ths Ktb day or March, A. D. 178, batweon the
hour! uf v o'clock a. m. and t o'clock p. m.
A. II. WKAVKIl, Commiiiloner.
Clearfield, Fob. IJ-lt.
tw U,ihM H i, .. ,,
llnr dmtisfmfutia.
AM. ANI HK1TI.I.. -All nrraoni la-
dedtcti to (lolioh, MfCorkl A CV, ttr r-
fiuo.ltd la null ttt I heir funtiiutt itoi mml fettle
iutr srAoua'i wih'ut Jt-Uy, either l-y ek or
note, tttiti Uy lb la uprbi ? o ODtli ao i trouble to
II iikTiiu jiiiaeri.fj.
OiaiOII, MoCtjHKLB, A 00.
WiSffllnnrouiJ tlrfrtisnufulu.
D'
Mury J. Burger, by her nait frieoJ, . Jt-
liah liurftr.
No. 4VS, Bept. Term, 187T. Sabptrna Bur
The utaderilffood CuiBiaiuluner. (imln'eJ by
the Court to take toitimony In the above eate,
hereby fttM utioe that be will attend to the du
tiei of h atipoinlueot at tbo offidt of MeCul-
Inugh A Uuon, in the borough of Clearfield, od
HDday, tlii Jlth day of March, A. V. INs.
A. A. (IKAHAal. UontuiHleaar.
Clearfield. Feb. M -it.
V J"W IUBO TU. Mi1
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
ffraolreif, That till eommittso on appro prll
Hons hi tnatractcd to conflidsr and report whether
the work on tho pubtii building! In the elty of
Washington now raipondrd may be resumed forth
with so as to giro preicnt employment to tho
workingmen whose limiliei ire euffering from
delUtAlUon. Conyrasiioaal fiteord.
Among tho proceedingf in the Uni
tod States Senate, on Friday, tho 9th
day of Fobruary, 1878, wo find tbo
foregoing humiliating resolution, offer
ed by Mr. Hoar, ono of tho Senators
from MassucheotU. What a spectaclo
for strangers. One would suppose
from tho tone and language ef this
resolution that a largo numbor of per
sons would starve to death at tho Fed
eral Capital union tho government
would launch out Into tho Improve
ment lino. If this resolution would
have appoarod in tlio proceedings of tho
Belgian Parliament, tho reader would
soon comprehend its forco from tho
fact that they havo over fovr hundred
soul) to the iquare mile, whilo wo have
but Jourteen to support to tbo square
mile. In Belgium, land, in averago,
is worth 1560 per acre, while hero in
the United States wo ha millions of
acres of tho very best In nil in fho
world, which can bo bought for 1125
per acre. And yet, many are bom
bardinrr tho Treasury for bread. Tboro
is great mismanagement somowherj.
and Mr. Hoar has had his hand in it
long enough to point out somo bettor
remedy for the hungry than to call for
govcrnn.ent aid.
Dead Theodore Roscvclt, a promi
nent New York politician, died on the
10th inst, aged forty eight years, llis
assets aro put down at not less than
two million dollars. He will bo re
membered as the gentleman appointed
by Mr. Ilayoa as Colloctor of tho Port,
in October last, and rejected by tho
Berate.
Good Advice. The Philadelphia
Timet volunteer this friendly advice:
"If William E. Chandler were really a
great man which it has long been
uspoHed ho isn't he would havo
eonse enough to keep shady at this
critical time when the jail door Is
dosing itpgnao many statesmen of his
kind."
Am Oversight. It appears to hare
been an oversight on the part of Gen
eral Anderson's friends in failing to
oil John Sherman, Stanley Matthews,
Jaa. A. Garfield and one or two others
aa wiUroeses for the delense. They
aseem to know so much about it Score
aooe for tho Philalol,)hia Timet for sag
'posting this string of high tooed wit
!MMs, after the trial la over add An
dcrsoa in Ike pooitentiary.
TAmrr. "Fernando Wood's Tariff
Bill," as tho pap eating statesmen de
nominate thobill now before Congress,
to roduco tho excessive taritf rates, an
noya them very much. What a pity
it is that after experimenting for ovor
a hundred years that some few uf our
industries must bo fed out of tho gon
oral Treasury at tho expense ol tho
many. Why not try somo somo self-
supporting business, instead of relying
on tho odioUB tariff system for a living.
When men grow up to tho ago ol
twonty-ono, they dispense with pap,
and livo on cooked food, and make
themselves independent ol their par
onts. Tho same principle holds good
in business, oxcept with the tew tariff
advocates, who have been fed out of
the United States Treasury over since
wo were an organized government,
and thoy seem to bo as helpless and
greedy now as they were in tho bo-ginning.
A Stately Jski. We notice by the
proceeding, that tho dignity of the
position has not succeeded In ignoring
the boyhood traits ot the Democratic
members of our Stato Senato on Hi
Valentino's day. On theday Indicated
hi fellow Democratic Senator pre
scnlod Senator Dill, tho Democratic
leader in that body, with a largo por
trait of "the Senator from Union,"
and after undergoing considerable cer
emony in its delirery, somo one, or
more, "cribbed" lbs painting and for
warded it by ex prow to Mr. Dill, at
Lewisburg. That she was both sur
prized and pleased with her Valentine,
no ono can doubt
actcr or property caused by tho sale
or use of intoxicating drinks in any
county shall bo assessed upon and col
lected from any or all persons engaged
in tbo manufuuluro or sule of spiritu
ous, vinous or browed liquors.
Tho amendmont relating to nativo
wines aud malt liquors was defeated
by 34 yoa's to 118 nays.
Tho next question was an amend
ment by Mr. Long requiring counties
voting against license to reimburse
owners ofislillorics and breweries.
The amendment was dufcated by tho
following vote: leas 4.1, nays 100.
Tbo voto was then taken on the
first sectran of the bill, and it was de
teatcd and consequently the bill.
The vote stood yoa 7t, nays 7T.
Forty teivn mombor dodged, ono, Bull-
ard, has eloped, and another, O'Neal,
is doad. It i reported that thirty of
tho forty-seven dodgor would have
voted wilh the seventy-seven had it
been necessary. A lull voto would
therefore have stood, yeas 92, nays
110. Twonty-ono ol tho dodgers wero
Philadelphians.
Holdoh.-. We have heard somow hat
against the movement in the hcKi1'!-
turo looking to an appropriation ol
$5,000 dollars out of tho State Tress
urv. for tho ourposo of oreoting a
monument over Gov. Geary' gravo.
Tho Ilarrisburg corospondent of the
Pittsburg Telegraph puts it about
right. Ilesay: "'hat distinguished
services Geary ever rendered (bo State
that ho should have a flvo thousand
dollar monument, I fail to see. In my
opinion he got enough Irom tho State
when ho was living, and more than ho
was entitled lo. It is a well known
fact that ho sorvod ono torm as Gov
ornor, when not bo, but Asa Packer
was elected to tho office, I am oppos
ed to counting mon in and then giving
them 5,000 monument when thoy
die."
Closely Connected. Tho editor of
the Pittsburg Telegraph flourishes his
pen and stick ovor tho heads of hi
Bcavor neighbors in this manner : "Tho
Argut and Radical, ol Beaver, pay us
tho compliment to assort that, we pub
lish a good nevrapajior, and tho further
compliment, In tho same breath, to cen
sure our antagonism to the ro-creatod
Philadelphia Quay-Recordor bill, and
the HartBank-Commission bill. As
Ihcso bills aro In Iho interest of Quay
and Hart, as theso gcnllempn aro in
tho lutcrcst of tho Cameron clique, as
the Camoron clique is deeply Interested
in Mr, Rulan, and as llr Rutan is in
terested In tho Argut and Uadleal, tho
relationship between tho bills and the
criticism may bo traced as easily as the
clay of Cii'sar to tbo stopping of a bung-hole."
heel Ki-arnry.
lu tho Court of Common Pleas of Clearfield
oonly. Ft. ra, 120 January lerm, IS7S.
Ibo underalgned Auailor, appointed ly tne
Court, to diatribule Ihe money anting from Ihe
rale of Defendant! real eatats among tho Hen
ereditore enllllod thereto, hereby giro! lottos that
he will attend to Ibe duliel of bi! appointment at
hi! omco in i;ieartlrl.l, oo Itiura-tay, nil tin nay
nf March, A. D. ISTS, at I o'clock p. m., wben
and where all partial intereitll may attend.
A. 0. KKAMKlt,
feblO 41. Auditor.
CAlTTIOJ. All penoni ire hereby warned
giinat purcbailng or In any way meddling
wilh the following peraonal property, now in pno
leialon of J. A. Kuhal, of liraly tonnihlp, via:
Two bnrres and harnear, 1 two boras wagon, 1
Eair twin ilede, I mowing maehlna, 4 eowa, a
eifera, S pigs, 7 ah.ep, I plnwa, t harrow, I cul
tivator, 1 wind mill.SU buihel. wheat, 11)0 buih
ela oate, XO buihela corn, H of 7 aerea wheat lo ths
groond, B acres rye In ths ground, S beds inj
bedding, 1 bureao, ISO, 000 feel aaw loga. This
property waa purchased by me at Sheriff Isle on
the Iltb day of February, and la left with Slid
Rfabal on loin only, auhlret to my order it iny
lime. ' H. H. MOOHK,
Lolneriborg, Pa., Feb. II Jl
nd lliui-r MeCatf-rlv.w-at bv Koer s...
fatlorty and T II Forney, m.rlh br Ian li of I) W
Holt ind eat by lindi of Wm I'orU-r an I other',
eolllaloing "Ml Serin and having about 171 sere
olrarod. with large and eommodiona teniae heeie,
hand ham and uulbulloing. and 1 small bearing
orebard thereon. H.iid. taken In eienohon, and
fift-j.t.& aa ibe pr ft-riy f Joaepb Hntbroolt.
Alio, certain tract or pieiie of land Ituei in
Vogga tuwnahip, Olearfleld eouiilr. I'l., bounded
ind deenritH'd la follow! I lleginnlng ut a post
oornrr, llieuce alung the land! of John II rihimrl
US nerchei, thunoe south along the landa of W.
Mearhart SO perebei to i poit ei-rner, thence llong
the linda of J. L. licarbatt percliri lo a poal
corner, Ihencinorth along thellnde of J, K. sinw
a.1 niTohi-elo tne place of oeainning, routining
84 aerea, ltd pervbea and allowance, being the
same trai-t or piece of lend cntiveynd by Margaret
Stiimel to Henry llenlnglioof by deed dated May
tHtli, IS7S, and roeoiilod St Clearfiuld.ln tlilolUoo
for reoording deodi, in Deed Hook "U. C, page
AMI, Ac Th-re la about IS aorea olearsd snd In
a good state of oultiiatlun, Willi in orelisrd and
a dwelling hnuae, at'ibls ind other outhuildlge
thereon, b.lsi-d, taken In execution Hid to be
sold aa the property of Henry Hoiiinxho.if.
Alan, i cerrun tra-tof latnl pllu-ite in unrntldo
townrhlp, CloirfieM oouuty, Pa , buuoded ind
deroribed ia follnwi On the east by lands of
Maiion llock.tiberry,' south by Innda ot William
Kuntruian, wrrt by Innda of ('nni)bell ct. el,
north by landa of M. Uockrolierry, containing
L13 icrts sod fi7 pircbrs, with tto sires oleirvd,
having Ibervon ore. ted frame hnuae ISalO feat,
two atorlri high, l log barn 40x40 feet, snd
lirgi orchard. Soiled, taken in execution ind
to he sold aa the pn.pi-rty ol F. M. Hoeavnusrry.
Alio, ill that lerlaew tiroe uf real eitate, be
longing to Defendant, music In the borough of
Cloatlleld, bounded and d.ioribed n follow., lo
wit.' Uogioulng it tbo corner of Heoond lid
Market afreets iu seas borough, tlieneo llong
Mtirtet street UA 'h)4:tnors ur leas, to lot aold
to Daniel btswirt, Ineuoetn 1 aoutherly direslioo
along lot ot Slower! o lent I iucbea, more or loaa.
to lot uf Jouathan llovuton, tbsnco weaterly
llong lot of Jonn. Uoyntou 121 feet more or leas to
Seoond itreet, tbencs along Heoond itroet north
to place ur beglnniuj, nnd beiug part of lot known
In plan of mid borough n lot No. , kn-iirn ai
tlio Wrstero Hotel properly, aod having ihereoo
erected l large two-ilory frame building. 1 small
offioi fronllng on tisoond itreet, i uno-atory liw
nttlai, a uoe rtory cigar store, a one-atory tin
hop, and other oulbuildiog Kelie.1, taken In
execution and to bo sold u tbs property of 0.
B. Merrell.
Alio, the fullowlog roll allata, lituato in North
lloutadllo, bonndedand deierlued aa follow. I On
ths out by John McPhiiuie, north by Houts'
heirs, west by street, a.id auutb by a treat, being!
known aa lot No. 00, with a two-ilory houie 16
by 34 feet, thereou oreotsd, the lot being 60 feet
front and loO feet deep. Helled, Inken in execu
tion ind to ho Suld il tbi property of Torrsnoe
uigiey.
Alio, tbo following real s.tits sltuati in Ueo
enrii twp., beginning it a poit idjnioing landa
ufjoilak Smith, thence north I oait 127 perches
more or leu to poet In old Held, tnenoi euulh 01
wait U3 psrobei mora or le to i point where
line run. north So weit will ilrike itone corner it
lo I perehea more or leis, Ibenoe south 6S we.t I0A
perches lo iu.t ooroer, Ibenoe eoutb 40 welt 14
perches mors or leu to poit, tbenoi north 01
cut 7 p.rcbes more or le.i to poit, tbouce sooth
37 rait 40 parches more or leal to poit, Ihenci
north HTj eait HSperchei more or Icis to poit
and place ol beginning, eontaininglaboat SI) seree,
wilh about .10 acre! cleared and having thereon
erected a imall log bouse, two stories bigh, and
.msll itabll. Haiird, taken in exeeulion and to be
old as the property of Jeremiah Cooper.
Also, the following real eilate of the Defendant
itua'.l In Pikl twp., bounded ind described ia
lollowi i Dial by landv of Kob't Ro... on tbo
south by land uf Jubn Dale, on the welt by land
of O. Ilirtioclc, on the north by land of N No
cture, containing 00 icrea, ind hiving AO icres
elearod, with n Irime home Irtx'iS, two itories
high, and frame liArn. 40j2, and outbuildinga,
aud large orchard. Sviied, taken In exeoution
and to be mid ai the propirty ol U R. llreneker.
Alio, the folbwing real eitsto liluate tl Ihl
borough of Curweoivillc, Cl.irlield lonnty, Pi.
All thou four oertain lot! or piece! of ground.
nrginning it tne corner ot rutjert ml tteorge
llreetl, un the oust aide of laid ilrsst, JtO feet to
treat known ia Maxwell or High itreet, thence
In? 1177 quire feet, being n.rt uf lot 3S and IS
ol ..id borough, being part ol premliea, William
Irvin, by det-d dated Bib Juoe, ISII, eoneryedto
Alexaiid r. reoorded in Uooi II , page 72, who,
by deed, 37th Jauuary IH42, eonreyed lo Wm.
Mi rrelt, Uooh II , pig. 40, who, J
Tt-jetl to Hlehnrd alinaop. Hook I' . p-jt 711,
who, y dned, Tib April, IHAU. noitmyetl lit T. J.
Il..rr and A. !. Hhaw, Umtk KK , vf HT0, IMtfa
A..il. 10, itd JJoyer, Uili April, 1D7.,
otinveyed hi Paid A.I.Hbaw, llouk KK., piniltll,
ou the ltfib Ainl( 107M, hating areelod thoreeu
frame bnildin eeoupied aa a drag elore and
ufflce. Keiieil, Ink mi la ciMUtlun, arid tu be told
tbt pruierly of A. I. bbaw.
Alen, a ertaln pleoo or panel of land tit Hate
.n Lewrenoe twt., Clearfield oounly, I'm. bounded
aad dfeorlUd ai Tolluifa : Hfftnt.knj( at a poit
eornar of Tb'. Hrad and Ueurfre U. LuRitii, on
me wval brancnol ine nueuehaiina nrer ) tuenoa
by land of Head and Lojan, eoutb I hJ e..it At
(err-hee, more or 1cm, to a comer, Read' and IQ
gan'a land i thenoe eoeth -lit)0 wait M rube to
a puft un Ibe weit branct of the Hysquehanua
rive tbroooduwn laid Huiifuobanua b, Ita -eral
aouriea and dUlanoee to a poit and place fcf
ni-giQiiitift, eonietniog twenty anrei, more or 1M, i
tttnuf pariot lame p rem (tea wnieb Win w. Oioilli
and Mifr, late uf l't,tladelliia, by deod bearing
Hate the lOlh Marth, dred rtonrded in
llfllefimte, Contra eounlyt In book ., page XV6
Ac, and being tbi aaiue jireiniaea whirl. Kli Holto
llclti by (Jiwd .laird 7lb Uot.iber, 17, ounrayed
lo Jaoiei Huff, and said Huff, by dend bearing
date aven herewith txinrtiyed Ihe itmo to Jubn
Head. Helled, taken in eierutlon. and to bo aold
ai tht property orjotvi J. Head.
Tirni or r)LB. The price or iun at which
the property (ball be etrtiflk off muat be paid at the
time of aale, or auob .ttbtr arrangement made aa
will bt approved, olherwiat Ibe property will be
iiniacdiately put up and aold again al tbo ezpenaa
and rink of tbt peraon to whom it ew etruek off,
and who, to e.ee of defioleney at auch re aale,
ah all make g'jpd Lhj aarae, and in no inalanca
w ill tut . . . rwtmted in Court for tonflrtna
tiun unleaa the mopey ia actually paid lo (bt
f-burlff ANDHUW FKNTZ, Jr.,
HiiERirr'a Omt a, I HherilT.
(jUftrflml.l, Pa., Kab. 2tt. 1478
Nlil.ltlll 4k i'l AMMICAI. Kl IHMII..
Thla aehool will vnen lu the Leomrd lira.
dnl Hrhool building, Cleail.ld. I'l , on MON DA V, I
AI'HIL 32.1, IS7S, and eonliauo sl.r.n wowka.
Tuition for Cotuutun hranehci ....I0 00
Higher KojH.h and Clae-lcal S no
A Normal clan will bo formed if deilred.
Clvartcld, feb I J 101 U. 0. YOUNliUAN.
WiSffUnnrous drfrtisnufulu.
1Mb 4 uu un a tiiii gii.if . itJi titiLn iui
H. jiioV,'7H St.
$cv drrrti$rmruts$e
ADMIN'IMTHATOIIM' NOTICK.
etkoe tl hereby given that Letter of Ad
uiiuialralinn on tbe eaUto of HAM' L THOY, Nr.,
lain of Uratiy luwnabip, Olearfiald County, l'a
dofl'd. having bean duly granted to tbt under -Igiird,
all prraona Indeblvd lo raid en tale wi'l
Ii lee to make immediate paviDeot,aud Ihuat bav
ng eleim or ilt'uianda will preacot them properly
auibentioated for arUlemetit witbnul delay.
K. II. MOlMtri,
Lutbdrabnrg, Pa., fub. t, '78 81 J Adm r.
Al'lITOHM 1SOTICIC
Joarpb Fry ve Htmon MeKarlaod.
Id Cuiaiocn Pleaa of ClrarHeldottuuty. Nu. 2 U
March T,( IS77. AI Fi. ia.
The underaiened Auditor anpulnled to report
In tbt mnlter of ackoowlailgment of bheriff'a
deed, and diatribution of the pcosotda of aalt of
real tatale aol.l under abort Fi. Fa., hereby givea
noliee thai be will etteud to tbe dutiee of bia ap
pointment at hia uffioe in the Jlontugb of Clear
Held, on Tnuraday, Ihe 2atb day of Fobruary, A.
1. l7A, at 10 o'cUnk, a. m.
DAN. W. McCCUDY,
t'learfleld, fob. I.' 4U Auditor.
SherilT's Sale.
)Y virtue of sundry wrlti of lVa. AV., liaaed
J out of ibe Court of Common Plea of Claar
ti ii Id Co , and to medlreoted, there will beeipoaed
to puli II i l ale, at tne L'mirt iioui, in tne oorriugn
of Clfarfteld, on Haturday. the 1Kb 4my ot
, tho follow-
Notice la herehy given that anpliaati'm will
ad lo tbo Coirt of Quarter taeaalnna uf (Jlear-
Aeld county, at tbe March term, lHTS, for tb as
iniaition by tbo ooonty of tho bridge aeroaa the
Weal Braneb of tha Bmquebanna river, on Ihe
Polllptbnrg ant Kuaqueaanna larnptka roaa
(eomnioaly tailed Bleom'a bridge), In aooordanoe
with Ihe pro vialona of an At of Aarmlily, ap
proved tbt 8lb day of May, A. I. I HT, entitled
" Al Aet to authorise the acquisition by tbe aev
tral towntiaa of tbia Commonwealth for Iht uat of
tbe eounly ,of bridgea ereoietl over rivera, eretki
and rivulets, aid (ur tbo aholltlon of tolla Ihertun .
H. T. ItUOl-HANK,
CltarSeld. Feb. JO St. Alt'y for Petitioner!.
CAI TIOM.All periMni art erl7 warned
againat purohaiipg or In any way meddling
with tbe following peraonal properly, now In tbt
poaeeealo of laaao N. Hot brock, of Graham
townabip, Cltarfleld tounty. Penn'a,, via i Una
grindatune. 1 aleigb, 1 oultivator, I plow, 1 bar
row. 2 ahovel plowa, I dnahle-lree, J tingle-lreet,
1 pair apreada, horiee and harneaa, 1 threahing
tuaobine, 1 fanning aiHl, 1 wagon, 2 wagon bed a,
2 eowa, 7 head of joung oat tin, 1 $m and piga. tt
aorta of wheat, 6 aeraa of ryt in tha ground, 100
doirn oala, 2 lumber aleda, S,M)0 feet of aaed
lumbar, 20 ab-p. Tha furegning property waa
purabaavd by wt at rblfl l rale, on the 2Kb
day of Dedfinbtr, od ia allowej to remain in Ihe
poaaeaalnn of aaid Knlbrtek on lonn only, autye.it
to my order at aoy nme. yuiiA iiuiii,
Wallaoeton, Pa., Fab 20 St
VroTICI. IX PAHTITION.
In Hi Orjibma' Court of Clearfield county, ia
tne matter oi me priinoo or Kent t.uie o
William IJitchitijra.late of Hradford town-hip, ii
aaid aouulv. deeeaaei.
Not Ire is herebv liven to Jano Woolrldie, u
John Woolridge, her huabnnd, iJavii) llilubinga.
Mary Ann Mama, and N. ll. Matna, liar tiuauaiitl,
Calbanoe Ihtoninga, aua Aaron w. Kramer, ttaf)
her Uuardian ad tittm, and Tbomar 11. Foroey
tluardian of Uavid II. Wtlker. Thtima 11.
Welker, Martha liiil, Am-lia Vtn'Ur, J. TlUke
Walker. Otia Welker and Mrtry B. Welkor, heira,
or per anna interested tn laid aatalv.tbat th) In
aueet of partition ia laid aetata will bo b-ld on
tbepremiaea.in aaid townihip.on Wl. 1N KiiUA Y,
tbe ftTH DAY Or MAHUII, A. V. I"7, at iu
o'clock a. n., where all eon attend If (bey aet
proper. ANUHKW PENT., Jr., Slier ill".
t learn em, rao. i-si.
in an eaMward direction alung aaid alreet IVU feet
tu a 2D foot alley, ihenee along alley In a south
ward dii action 2wb feat to lieorgt atJott, ttionee
Weit ward along aai. etreet IHO fmsl to p.tvee of
btinning, and baring tberain erected a large
plaiting mill, board eheds, board kiln, and neeoe-;
aary building, with a large al-am rngina
and other oiatbinery belonging to raid mill,
fteiied, taken In eircutitm ahd to be eoid aa tbt
properly of A. 11. lrln and W. C. Arnold.
AIo, tbt interrM of A. 11. Irvla in a errlaio
iraet of land eitnatt In l)gga township, bounded
and de.cnbed aa followri Un tht aorlh by the
Julia hi cin house n survey.on ibe east by tbe Win.
Troulwine aurvoy, an ibe auutb hy tbe Uarbara
Hnyder aurvey, and on tbe weat by Iht Henry
iV'aunet survey, and known aa the John Ktoa
lurvey, runlaiaina 400 acres, moretr lets, all un
improved. Stia(lpitelMi la tietatlen tod to bt
sold as tbo property of A. II. Irvlo.
Tinwa or Pali, The prlet or sum at which
tbt property shall ba truck off must be paid at
tht tiroe of sale, or tuck other arrangements
tpeda as will be approved, olberwiae the proper
ly will bt Immediately put p and aold again at
Jit tspeast and rlak of tha parson to whem It
was struo k off. and who, la eat of defioieney at
ueh rt-salt, shall make good tbt lamt, aoJ lo
na instanaa win tbe ueed he prtaeoitu tauouri
for oontirmatioa a a less Iht money la actually
paid to the Sheriff. ANUKKW PKNT., Jr.
bntairr s Urrica, I bberm.
Cltarfleld, Pa., Feb. 20,1878. 1
llVotto
ufciutti bav
itiot ta bertby given that tha following ac
hate boon s ami tied and i.aiaed by int. and
rcuain Bird of record ip this ufiiut fur the in
spection of bnira, legatees, ercdilora, and all others
tntnrested, and will bt presented to tht net! Or.
phana' Court ol Clearfield tounty, to bt held al the
ijourt House, in tne oorougn oi iicanicni, turn-
mcneinf on tbt 3d Monday (being tht ItUh day)
ol Manb. A. li. I87a :
iiml ncuoiiht ul l . J unuev. Atliii r ot
.WoodwarU tWj,., MuurfieUi t0., 10., Au(.,ll(t Hr4. an reoohM q iht oflloe of Kt
UuCOaHCt). nurdcr of I)eda lo and fur said oounty, In Deed
Kinul sU'cotinl, of Julius A- i ltjio ttiiti
HoWRTHiNaTflR MATTEB.-Kor twelve
yearn tlio Krio Dispatch Una bppfi ono
of Iho moat wholo-aouled Cumorun
nowttpapors in the Stato. But all of a
ml den it flopped ovor. and it U now
going for every Winnebago scalp on
tho Mioro of Luko Krie, or olttewhero
visible. Yea. wo aeo now what ia tho
matter, Mr. Willard, tho editor, haa
boon collector of the Port for many
yearn, at a salary of 93,000 nnd Rtetil-
jnpj tluublu pum. The othor dny
"Don" Can.pron,by way of rpform, bad
a G ono ml Brown put jn Willard'a
place. Now, he, the aaid V, ia mad,
and flotirishea hie tomahawk aa Tigor-
ouftly aa Hitting Bull. Whether he
will also make bia caeape to Canada,
we aro npt able to atat.
On the Amrt. Tho BcllefonU He
publican, 1 informs Ita loyal readers that
unloea (Jon. Beaver, of thai ancient
borough, U nominak'd UV (i over nor,
tho party will be defeated tbia fall,
Well, the defeat la aa well fixed aa the
North Pole, and Radical plunderer and
strategists can not prevent defeat, with
A Itwer, or no beaver oo the ticket.
Mrs. Hicks waa a riacipui and inter
eating talker, but Mrs. ?hojna Lord
la golden mount, The old gentleman
talka enough for both of them, however.
Sheriffs Sale-
1y virtue of writs of eari 'ni'ia, Issues.
1 1 out of tht Court of Common Pitas of Clear-
Held eounly, and to me directed, there will
ba a i posed tt publlf aalt, at tht Court Hon at,
la tbt borough of (iieatllsld, ea raturday, tat
flib day of Maroh, lets, at 1 o'clock, f.wm
the following doecribed real tatau, to wit :
All that tertaln tract or body of bituminous
soal land, situate, lying and being In tbt town
lb In of Woodward, oounty ef Clear field, and Htalt
of Penn'a, bounded and damn bed as Mlows, to
wtl: lleginaing at a maple (gone) now atone
corner, being a common corner ot original surveys
in Ibt names of n ut. Wlatar, Roland Kraoa, and
Samuel Kmlloc ; tbe nee north Si weat 121 perches
Lo a hemlock t thenoe north 4.1 east 27ft pert-Hex to
a poal) Ibenoe south 11 legrees oaat 121 perches
to a P f tbenoa south &a neat IM parches lo a
i Ui all rook oak f Ibonct loath olV eaat So.S ptrchts
to a poat j thenoe south ii west 1 1 1 perukes to a
post ; thence north Si weat l perches to stones;
theoct south til wt 10 parches lo a poat s thence
north IA weat 12 perches tt a post j thenoe south
.r3 went 60 pertsbrt to a poil ( Ibener south 'Ai east
32 pare boa to a post) thenoe south weat 24
perches to a white pine, thenoe north IS west
IU 4 6 perches to a white oak i thence north oA
east fcerftifa ttiio qurtls 3$ wtat
ill ft-(t) perches Id a Ut hi'Hiiofik ; tliPOa 1r ao
easterly direction up a mall strsam it perohes lo
a he tn lock I tbrnue nor h 29 weat 12 perohva to a
wbilt oak stump thenoe south 61 west II parch t a
to a poat i thenoe north 3i weat Al i 10 perbtl to
a post) Iftenoe Bouin oa weat 104 i-u pnrsuas to
ui) M hemlock i tbenoa suatb 3 eaal fll ft lu per
oliea to a fallen bttnlock i tbenoa s utt) 63 wvat 19
perchei to a poll : thenut north 91 weat nomas
Clrarfli ld oreck 120 ft-10 perches to a post 1 tbenoa
north i) taat SHU perohes to plant of beginning,
containing nlnt hundrvd and nint aorta,
mort or leas and bring parts of three several
tracts of land aurvayed on warrant dated in I7V.I ,
granted by the oim in on wealth of Pimnsvlvanla,
oat lo Hamutl Kinlln, one tn Roland Kvans, and
one to W illiam W titer, whiob parts of said traota
altora described havt, by divers good eonrey
ancoi and ariuratrft In law. become yen ted IP
Uevid O. Heueat.
Tbe said body of land Is eomptltod of the fa!
lowiug contiguous Iratta or bodies of Und.
No. I. Tht Wm. 11. Aleiander farm, rontaln
ing about 23 acres, mort or lesi, with about 1 20
aorta cleartd, largo orchard, two-story plank
house with kit- bra attached, larce bank bam
and other oot-buildtogs end improvement!, Coil
March, IM7H, at 1 o'clock, p.ra
Ing described real astatt, to wit ;
A certain trxet of Und situate In Hoga towo
wb ip, Clearfield county, Pa., beginning at a post
on line of Wta. Yard, tbeuee along lint of Alei
Ntone south 12 perobei to a poat bv land late of
wm, lrvtn seatate luopernneatonoat.Lbenot a long
line of Wm Yard aurvey 143 perches to plant of
beginning, containing one nuolrd aorta and one
hundred perrfaas and allowance, with slity-aWt
acres cleared, having a large stora and ttnant
house and outbuildinga, and large dwell ing b"utt
and tenant house thereon erected. Keited, token
lo rxtcutioB, ai.d lo bt sold aa (bt property f
Ellis end Wilberry pickle.
Also, a wta m tract or land slttutt In Bell tp.
Clear field eoaoty, Pa., bounded and described aa
follows 1 Ueglnaiagal a post, tbenoa eoutb 4V!
partita to atones, thenoe west ISA perches to
stones, thence north 4VJjJ perches to Maple, thenct
eaat l.tft perches tt plant of beginning, contain
ing forty aeret and allowance, with five acres
cleared and a small bouse thereon. Keited. taken
In eaeeutioB.tnii to bt aold aa tbt property of
W. C. Miller and Henry Oruht.
Also, a certain tract of land aitoata In Bradford
township, Clearfield tounty, Ps, bounded and de
pert bed as follows : On the east by land of Wot
Woolridge on the sonth by land of Peter La.is
btrry.on tbe west by land of Wm Shircy and tn
tbt north by land of Wm Woolridga, oontainlng
fifty seven teres, with forty aerts cleartd, a log
houe HbjU fert. a small frame barn and Out
buildinga treated thsrroa, aad a growing orchard.
Halted, taken ia tiecutlon, and to bt told aa tht
property of Jamei A- Watson and Catharine Holt.
Also, a certain tract of land situate in Bell
township, Clearfield tounty, Pa and known as
No. 'a 1 and 2 la general plan or aaid village,
bounded south by ld belonging to MrClinaay
heira, wrat bv lot of W. 1,. (Sharp, and being on
ibe corner of Main and Waiter streets, having
thereon areoted a two-slorv frasnt dwelling house.
flftv feel froat and thirty feet deep, and tbt lot
being about sitty by one hundred and Ifty feet.
(Seised, taken la eiacutlon and to bt sold as tht
property of John P. Irvin.
Aifo, a certain tract or iaDj situate in Brady
lownabin, Clearfield cunt v. Pa., btglnalng at
poet oa line tf Jacob Hileburn lot, theoct north
61 degrees eaat I perches to a Doat. thenoe bv lot
of Jacob Hiieburn north .10 decrees west 12 ntr.
10 pom . roan, inenot ny land or Jarcob TosI B
estate south 32 degrees 40.4 perchei 10 poal.thtneo
by aaid land south H degrees east 21. A perches to
poet, ineueo ty said tend north 16 degrees tart
27 perches It pest, thenoe by public road 4 deg.
and 44 perches to poet, thenoe by Jacob IM thorn '
laid north fttt degrees West 2 perches to post and
plte of beginning, containing I aerea and 116
Cere bee and having a two-atory frame dwelling
oust 3UbyI3 feat a frame stable and tht remaiaa
of a burned taw mill, raised, taken In execution,
snd to bt tld as tbt proprrty of J. C. Whipple
A Co.
Also, a oertain tract of land situate In Wood
ward township, Clearfield eounly, Pa., having
erected thereon a two story frame houst, bound
ed and described as follows t On tha north, south,
oast and west by property tf flouts' heira. Bel
ted. Ukra I Hfluiit.fr, and to ho (old aa tbo
properly of Teranct Bigley,
Also, a tsrtaio lot of land stluato In Clearfield
Borough, Clearfield tounty, Pa., known as lot No
2UA, being M feet 4 Inches front on Btoond stroet,
and alwut 200 feet deep, bounded oa tbo west by
Beeond street on tbt north by Reed street. 00 tho
oast by an alley and oa tbt south by lot No. 20ft,
being the una premises which Joeiah W. Smith,
by grunnd rent deed, dated 10ih March, lHAfl, re
curled la Booh , page , ooavtytd to said
R B, Tajlor.sui.jMttotbepaymintofaa annual
ground rcttof Seventy dollars, titrable semi-an
nually, on which premim an erected three frame
d wellies; bouaet, Stifcd, taken In eieention.'and
to bo sold as the properly or H. fl. Taylor.
Alio, a oertain tract or land situate la Wood
ward township. Clearfield oounty. Pa., oontainlng
about fifty acres, all cleared, with largo baro and
two story dwelling house aud a young orchard
growing thtrtoa, bounded aa follows, vis: Kast
by A.J. Uoss, Donb by Huatoo, eoutb by Thos.
11 uton and west by Hugh Carton.
Also, one ether tract of land situate la Boggs
township, In said oounty, containing about ono
bund red and twelve aerea, about fifty acres clear
ed and balance In woodland, bounded as follows,
via ; Kail by other landa of defendant!, wtat by
Thttuaa Hampton and north by land ol Wm.
Albert A Uro., and toutb by Jonathan, Boynton.
Heiied, taken In tjievution, and 10 bt sold ai tht
property of A. J. Hots and Wm. Owes.
Alan, all thoae certain loti aituata In tbt bor
ongh of Clearfield, Clearfield ooonty, Pa., bound)
td and described as follows : Oa tbe oast t y Third
street, on the south by Locust street, on, tb,e If est
by Walter's lot No. K7,and on the north by an
Ai;i)ITOH' NOTICE.
1 n the Orii bans' Court of Clearfield oounty.
In tha matter of tbt eieeptioni to tht account of
John B. Kafferty, one of tht admiaiatrators of
W K Itallerty, aa filed by tbt admiaiatrators
of aaid Jubn U. Hantrty.
Tbt undersigned Auditor appointed by tbe
Court to lake tttimony and rport to the Court,
hereby gives notice that be will attend to tht duties
of bia appointment at bia oDiet in tht borough of
Clearfield, on Tueaduy, ibe 04 h day of War oh. V
U.187H,at 10 o'clock, a m
DAN. W. M.CPRDV,
ClearuelJ, fb.)3-4t. Auditor.
VIHTOR'H KOTICE
Krastos Luther vs. J. C. Whipple A Co. In
tho Common Pleas of Clearfield county. No Til.
January Term, Fl Fa No IDS, June Trtn. 1877.
Tbt undersigned Auditor, appointed to make
and report diatribution of proceeds of salt of per
sonal property of J. C. Whipple, in abort oast,
will alteud to tbe duties of bis appointment, at
bis office, In tht Court Hnuae, io Clearfield, at 1
o'eloth p. in., on Friday, February 23, 1174,
where ail parties interested oan make their
claims ur bt debarred from coining in n said
fund B. T. BKOCKUANK,
Crtarfitld, Feb, fi, 1878-St Auditor.
AIU!!TnATH'H IhOTICK -Kotice
is htreKy given that Letters of Adreiuiaira- '
lion 00 ttio eatHtu of DAVID Fit AI KU.lt.te of
Uriiham townrhip, Clearfiold county, I'nin'a,
drs'd, having hem duly granted lo the unlr
aigned, all puraona induliUd to said eUte, wi.l
pleat make imuiedinta payment, and thoae hav
ing alaiuia or demanda will p reseat I hem properly
authenticated for settlement without d-luy.
AMO.S Ul'DLKR,
Orahamton, Jan. 9, 1878-61. Adm'r.
ADMIMl-TIIATOIt'H KOTICI'-Nolloe
ia hen.br given that Let ten of Admin ib
trat.on on the cstatt uf FKLIX PICARD, late of
Covington lowncbip, Clearuold ounty, l'a.,doo d,
having been duly granted to tbe nndorsigned , all
persons indebted to said estate will pleaae make
immediate payment, and those having elalms or
demands agaiuat tbt aaiat will present tbrro
properly authenticated for eettlvmeiit without
delay. F F. 1 "I 1UUKT,
Adminiftratur.
Frtnchville, Ps., Jan. IC, IK78 6t.
A nMIFalHTHATtlH (ITH Niatlco
2. li hereby given that Letters of Administra
tion on tht tautt of LriiTIIL'R A- ADliLKMAN,
lata of Pikt biwnabip, Clearfield eounly,
Pa., deceased, havlnc been duly crantetl lo the
undersigned, all persons indebted to aaid cstatt
will pleast make immediate payment, and thoae
having claims or demand a will prtaent them
properly authenticated for settlement without
delay. H. B. THOMPSON.
Curwensvlllt, Pa , Jan. I S77 fit Alm'r,
VtlllTOH'a XOTII'H.
lo Ihe Orphans' 0urt uf Clearfleld county.
u ihe matter ol ttieeiiato 01 a. n. reopie a, aeo a.
Tbt undersigned Auditor apdntod by said
Court to report dietributi" of the balance remain
ing in tbe benda ur P. A. Rowlea aod N. B. Pco
p!a, administrators of said dee d, amoagsl tha
t.ej 4,..fr.( - -;-: . - -.
UiCIII,USJ tfiA), I OU IX -I Ui Jl.liU '- .wl ,
al Itlo'elouk.a. u. ai bis oftVe in Cleai.-Jd, Pa.
DAN. W. Mi Cl UDY,
( learfleld, fb 13-41 Auditor.
7 .
A riITOH H NOTICE,
Frank, Liveright A Co. vs. K. W. M in tier, D.
H. Rot brock and J. K. Hinport, as tbt Pcno Coal
Co. Id the Court of Common Pleas of Clearfield
oounty. Fi Fa No. 8, January Term, 178.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by tbe
Court to distribute tht money arising from the
aale of ihe defendants' peraonal property, bertby
gives not lot that bt will attend to tht duties of
his apppintnumt at bis ufnrf, in Clearfield, on
Thursday, February 2lt, I87H. at I o'clock p. m.,
when and where all parties Interested mar attend.
A. l. KUAMKR,
Clearfield, Feb, ft, I97S St Auditor.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OP
Valuable Real Estate I 1
By virtue of an order of tbt Orphans' Court of
Clearfield county, the undersigned, Adtalniatretor
ol the estate of John Clearv, lata of Bloom town
ship, dee'd, will sell at public sale, at tbe Court
House, in Clearfield, oa
Thursday, February 28, 8I8,
at 2 o'clock p. m , tha following dcieribed Real
Estate, to wit: All that certain piece of land sit
uate in Bloom township, Clearfield eountr. Pa ,
hounded by lands nf J -bn Hepburn. Dr. Fetzer,
Frank Orcntt aod 0. P. Bloom, containing
. 74 ACRES,
harlng almost thirty acres cleared aod in a good
state of cultivation. There Is a small bouse and
barn, and small orchard thereon.
IMINIMTHATOHH NOTICE.
Nmict Is bt-reby given that Lrttrra of Ad
mlnialravtion on tbe etale of M A It I A 11 AHli-
KNKKLTKH, lata of Brady twp , Clearfield Co.,
Penn'a, deo'd, having been duly granted to
tbt undesigned, al) persons indebted to said
tttatt will p loose make iiomcJUte payment, and
tboat having claims or denmnda will preaent
1 new proutwij an mention ted mr aetlicmcni with
out delay. E. ASII KNFKI.TIJK,
Luibarabur, Pa., J-iu. 1(1, '7 ft -fit
VIMINIMTIUTOKH NOTICi;.
Notice u hereby given thrit Letter of A1
miDiatratius on ihe eataie ot J.NO. U PIOARD,
late or Covington township, Clearfield ounty.
Pa., deceased, having been doly granted to the
undersigned, all person 1 indebted to said estate
will p louse make immediate payment, and thore
aaving ciaiua or demand! againat the acme will
present tbeta properly autheutioaiod lor settle
ment without delay.
JOHN J. PICA HI),
CAR iLINK F. PM'ARD,
Administrators.
Fronchville, Pa , Jan. IS, l17--ot
TIN & SHEET-IRON WARE.
QltPII ANH CfklIRT HAI.E,
By v!;tuo-:f a3 order of the Orphans' Court
of Cluirfleld oouuty, tbe undersigned Adminitra
Uir tf uen mom of tbe tatete at F. K. Rafferty,
doe'd, late of Penovillt, Peon townahip, Clearfield
county, Pa., will sell al public salt oa the prein-
laea, on
Thursday, March 7th, 1878.
al I o'clock p. m., Ibt following described real
estate, vis: All that oerlaia lot of grouna situ
ate ia ths village of Pcnaville, in Penu township.
t learn rid oouuty, fa., bounded aad doaerlued as
follows : Beginning at a poat corner of turnpike
road ; tbenee north along towmbip road 183 feet
tu poit; theoct eaat by alley 104 feet tt putt ;
tbft.ee south by lint of K. A. Parrel 1 0 feet to
post; thence west by turnpike road 121 feet to
place of beginning, toutaiutng fire-eighths of an
acre, more or ls, having thereon arreted a
M Air ft Itatei llultdhtr,
.IlilU feul, two s'ories high, with baok buildiog,
a Ure barn aud other outbuildings. A hotel is
now kept in tbo buuss.
TERMS OF SALE 1
One-third of tbe j urchase money to bt paid at
confirmation ot sale, and thebil.noe io twot'iual
annual payments, with Intrrtat, tt tt tec urea by
bond and mortgage on the premise.
JAMU.S McKEOWN,
Qramplon Hills, Feb. U 4t. Adm'r.
TRUSTEE'S SALE
-OF-
Mioliaul SliuiTur, Atlru'ra ol tlio fttlulo
ol jN ii'holuti Hnlladay, luto of Jlruily
twp., (,'lfBt rli'lil I'd, l'a., diKcutu.'d.
Pinal accontitof Wm. T. Jlooro, Adm'r
ol tlio cttUito of Andrew a. ilooro,luto
of 1'cnn lwp., Clearfield Co., l'a., doe'd.
Final nt'count of Daniul (ioodlander
and Jlunry Knarr, Kxttutorn of the
ontutoof Ailuin ilnrslnill, lutaj of llruily
twp., CIcai'Diild Co., l'a., dDccattutl,
Final account of It. II. Mnorvpnd tieo,
C. Kirk, lCxocutors of Ilia ontato of
fi.i. Horn, Into ol Uraily twp., Lkar
Hold Co., l'a. dorcaaed.
Final account of K. 11. Moure and (ieo,
C. Kirk, Kxocutora of 8. J. Horn, and
who was tiiionliitn of tlio minor Itoirs
of James A. Woodn, Into of Clvarticld
Co., l'a., doccaacd.
Final account of Henry A. Wright, Kx-
aoutor of ( "tato of II. 11, Wright,
lute of Jiocrnria twp., Uluarleld Co.,
l'a., dcoeaaotl.
1'artial acoount of Win. Laimborry,
Adm'r of tha ontato of David l.ana-
berry, late of Lawronoa twp., Clear
field Co., l'a., deceaned,
t. J. MOH0 4.N,'
Fek. IJ-U HKlsUr RarUr.
all.T.neir;, nfly feat front on Lnat ,trat nn4
tfu ie,i itui-n iixng iniril stn.1, and mown i
lot Tfq. 120 In the ,ineral plan of Bald, boruugh,
TERMS OF SALE
One-third of tbt pa'ebaae money to bt ptid at
confirmation of aalt, and tht batanoe in two equal
annual payments, with interval, to bo secured by
hontl and mortgage on the prtmiset.
JOHN HMTTH,
Purest, Pa, Feb. A, IS78-4L Adm'r.
rpRlAl. I.I ST. Lut of eautesaet down for
J. trial at March Term, A. D. 178
vs. Matthew Bloom,
vs. A. Kerio.
vs- Williams A Hager.
vs. KlttaaaingCnal Co.
vs. Williams A IJager.
Valuable Ileal Estate
U nder the decree of tbe Orphans' Court of Clear
field county, l'a , there will be sold at public salt
at Cl'KWKNSVILLK, ClaarStld tounty, on
Thursday. March 14thf 1878,
tht following desenbod valuable Real Eilate, to
wit '
I'urpart So. 2. Being daoriWI as follow:
Situate in Pike township, Clearfield eounly, Pa.
beginning at a black oak corner of purpirla Ndi,
1 and IT; tbnct by purpart No. 1 south 1! de
grees east IM 4-10 perohes to a cherry at th
river : tl rncu down tbe river by Its several course
and di'Unoes, a follows South 78 deureea eaat
0 & 10 porcbei, aoulb 83 degrtts taat 24 perohes,
north HI d-greti ct 20 perobee, north afl degree
sa.t I H pen-bo, n-rth Jegrcea iwnt 1 1 pwohe
north 1 degree cast 10 perches, north 2(1 degrees
west .12 perches, north luJ degretaeaat lflMjrcbes.
north 26 decrees taat 32 perchei, north degrees
taat U perches, north 81 degrees ueat 8 perches,
north fodegrets weat 24 cri-hes,nortb 2aJ degrees
west 2" percbes, north J7 degrees wast 4 perches,
nor'b fiH dejfreos west 22 perches, north 72 degrees'
west II 6-1 1' perches to a post by tbe river ; tbenct
by purpart No. IT aouth 30) degrees west 70 S-lu
perehea lo the bi.vjk oak arid place of beginning,,
cualaiumg
.Urrn, Hi G-IO Perchta,
net meainre, having llOacreacletrel and am fer
gmd cultivation, 18 airei woodland, a larg-ooau
rjimlioun bouse, larje new bank barn, ub obbcr
oulbuildings, a finoly telectei orn'iird ei ohoia
fruit, having 4(H) new trees, wilh old orohaw L Tbt
farm being w.dl fenced, highly imvroveii, swad
situate on the hank of tbe Suqohann rivr.
Alao.Hub IHvUbm No.il. Purpart Ho.l't.
-Described as follows : Hituatt in ih) b irougb
of Curwenavillt aforesaid, bounded by tbe turo
pikt and the river, being lift feet front on tbt
rnpue, and extending in depth to the busque-
A su;.p!y of Machiuer, with Needier, Ac.,
wave un band.
Terms, strictly cash or country produce,
share of patronage solicited.
O. B. MKRRRLL,
8 u perm ten dent,
Clearfield, April 23, l77-lf.
A NEW DEPARTURE
IV
L V T II E It S B l! It G .
SherilT's Sale.
Rt vlrtut of sundry writs of Firi Vfffi Is
sued out of tht Coort of Cum mon Pleat of Clear
field oounty, and to sat dirteied, ihtra will be
eigwsed to public salt, al the Court House, In tht
borough of t'learfleld. on Saturday, Ibt Vtb day
of Marsh, M7I, at I e'tloek p. ., (be fol
lowing drKribtd ml stato, to Will
All that aertata let or pi set tf ground illnatt
In tbt borough of Clearfield, CleerhtU ooonty,
Pa., bounded and described as follows, Regie
nlng at iht tomer of lot No 48, thrnet by said lot
west 208 feet tost alley, Ibenoe by said alley north
.1 rttt to lint tf groan1 told U Waj W Hails,
ibrprpby said Hat test frtt tt ficooiij Sli 'f ,
tbefir bv btcond Urtet 30 feet to Ibe earner of Itl
48 and plact tf beginning, boiag iht tonth bill
tt lot No 47 iaplaa of said borungb, and having
thtrtoa trtcled twoiltry frets store boast, 2
by bO fttt, a 'mall buggy ibtd and olbtr eaibalid-
Rook No. I), pagt in.1, granted and eqnraytd to
ai4 bv id C. lsuaL
rio. 8. jutjutin p. atisfcsnaer rarw, t' ntaia
iOf about acres, mora or less, with about 76
acres t'eared, large trchaid, two itory bowed log
houst with plank kitchen allaohtd, round log
barn, ttlalih borat atablt, blaokaiuith ah tn. and
olbtr out-buildings aad iinprovemeatl. Tbe ooal
is opened on tuts piece, lining Ibt same promt
set which John D. Alexander and wile, by dead
dated Into May, 1874, aud recorded at afortaatd
in Dttd Rook No. 7, "page TV, granted and eon-,
vvtd p rRid lavl4 (f. lUnu'.
o, a. wut u. Pa.iipi larm, twuii.toingaui.ui
1 00 acre i, more or less, wilh about 40 aorsicltar-
ed, i mall orchard, 1 i story round log bouse, round
log barn, and olbtr out buildings and luiprort
mcala. Coal is opened oa tbia farm. Haing Iht
stmt premises wbioh liaaitl Philips and wile, by
deed dated Ibe 2Vth June, 1874, aul reoorded aa
aforesaid io leed Look N 7, pgt if. granttJ
and tonveyrd to the Lvd 0. H sisal. ,
ps, . Jbt juomai UHuu term, tontalntnr
shout 1 1 1 free, tnort or Itss, with about 2u acres
cleared, small trehrd, 1 story round log huase
and round log stable, and otbtr nut-buildings
and itnprtvtmtnls. Coal is opened on tbia farm.
Reing the ram t premise which TbniM It I ion
ant wift, by deed dated I7'h J'int I7t, and rt
oorded ai alorasaid, ia U'' $tPM
granttJ and tonrtyed to laid Uavid C. Uoa-
No. ft Tho Jtiho P-lrWd farm. tfltlng
about 200 aerea, mort ar Itis, with about 4
aorel tleartd, having Ihtrtoa ertoted a l story
plank house and double barn. Coal it opened
on this fern). Rtiag tht same premises whieh
Samuel P. Utiaf aad wifa.by deed dated I4lk 'eb
ruary 1871, aad renurdiil M aforesaid ia peed
llouk No. 4, page (14, aad Daniel Huutl and ift,
hy deed dated fltbHeptetaber, 18", and rtcoroVd
aa aioreaaiii, in ueau uoot n a. t, pasit j, grani
ed and tonveytd It aaid Ravid 0. llensal.
No. fi. Tbt steam mill property known aa tbe
Rellceua farm, eon tela ing about 140 acres, mora
or lets, wilh about 40 teres cleared, having a
small orchard thereon, f litre Is a ooal bank
open and operated tn this farm. Using tbe same
property w blob. Ji.aUb H, Hr4 0d Wilt, br
dted deled fib Ueamltt. 1818, aad seoordtd as
alortstid lHd Rook 4 gt IV, grant4
and sonveyed to Hid Uvd 0- il'Ba.l, all of
wbw h deed i or rooord see fur more particular ae
at r in lion of bound aria. Heiivd. Uktt) la execa
Hon, and to bt told at Iht property of Uavid 0.
Ilea sal.
Also, by virtus of t writ or Fi- F- tl iht
tlmt and place, I will sett all that eatM.n tract nr
body .( bituminous ooal load as abort dtteribod,
tonuinlng W9 aorta, ort or loss, tpraog
and,
in
tbp said ttvral farms, plscti aad f )f '
a abort incntlontd and dtwriattl, wilh tht i
having thereon erected a larce frame heme, car
Den tar shop, staoia, small unigo and otepr- imprwvt
mcntf.
Alio, one other lot sltuatt la Digler' addi
tion to said borough, and known at lot No. DO A,
being of fett front on Keennd st rent, and abqiti
201) test deep, buuoded oa tho wtat by ttotond it.
on the north by Reed street, on tht taat by an a I
ley and on tbe south by lot No. 24, having there
on erected three frame heuaca, a shoemaker shop,
and other Improvements.
Alio, oae other lot of ground In tho aaid bor
ough, bounded oa tht north by Pint si reel, on
the east by lot of Mrs, Hehofiel J, on tht south by
an alley and west by lot of 8. 1. Snyder, being
about fifty feet front on Pint street and about 180
fttt deep. on nblub U erfulma large frautduubla
buue aha other ImprovaiueQts.
Alo, out other lot of grunnd situate la Binder's
addilloa lo said borough, la what Is known as
Taylor's division, bounded and described as fol
lows i Heginning at a ooroer of Rridge and Seo
ond etrteta, on tkt east lidt of stoond street.
Ihtnct louih along Second street about t J fbet to
an alley, thenca pa.t alung said alley fiO (set to
lot of Mrs Maglil Buck, (hence north along said
lot 3 feeC's) Bridge street, tbenct west along
laid street about 00 feet to place of beginning,
bting part of lot No. 21 1 and having erected
thtrtoa two Urge (rami bouses, and o.htr im
provrmeatt. Also one tlber lot of ground situate la Riglvr'i
addition to tbe borough of Clearfield, beginning
at, e. roer of M of Maggie R. Rock and Hridgt
nrtet, thanst south along said lot of Mr. Uuok
about 70 feel tt si allay, thenct test along tttd
alley ahoat 100 fret to an alley, tbenoa north
along said alley about 80 feet to Rridgt street,
thaaat west along said strt to r-lact of beatn-
ning, being part or lot No 211, and having thert
on erected two frame bouist and ttbtr improve
msnis,
Also, nntQibvr lot of tionndaltoaitln tht vil
lage of West Ckarfield, in Lawrence township,
and known at lot No 12 ia tbt general plan of sad
villate, bounded oa Iht south by Main street, on
the west by lot No 11, on Iht north by aa alley
ani on the east by alley, feting H fttt front on
Main itrtet and IwO feet dorp to an alloy, having
no linprovemeats. belied, token In execution,
and to be sold as the proptrtv of R. B. Taylor.
Also, a certain tract or land situate la Decatur
tow mkip, ClearAeld oounty , l'a., bounded and do
scribed as follows t Oa tbe no'th by A Kephart;,
snulh by Boynton, west by John M Chase and
llaterty estett, coutaiatnt 40 acres, mort or lost.
with about 20 acres olearud, with two-sto y plank
house, ittiiyii test, log bam and other outbuild
ing, fleitwd,' taken In eiecutloi, an 4 tq bt toljl
al flit prdptrtv ef Ueorae W stenhart.
Alio. tsrUla tract X land aituata ta North
Houitdais, woodward tp.Citarfield oounty, l'a..
being lot n silt tfi by lift fett, With email itort
houat and basentsntt small stable aad other out
buildlttg tbervua, bMundd an tho wtat by Wo
Moore, oa tbe aurih by alley, na tht aouth by
Main slntt. tutted, taken ia exetloa, tPtl to
bt toldai tbt prouerit of Wm 11 Philips.
Also, a eertaia uaot of land tiluatt la Patau
oa Uvnsbip, Clsarfitld eounly, l'a, hounded at
lollowst Norlk by W. Straw, aast by Widow
(Irten, south by Christ RhotT, west by W. Barrett,
coataialag about 100 acres, with about 20 aeres
a I a red with small orchard, and haelog a email
frame bouse tad barn (hereon trotted. Retted,
takea la execution, aad to ho told a ihe proper
ty of Paul White.
Taaai op Sail. Tht oriot or Mtn at vhlth
ibt props rr ikeH bt struck tf santt ht paid at
tbt lime of !, ar such ti her arrangements
made as will bt approved, otherwise Iht properly
will bt tamedialely pot op at 4 aold agaia at
tbt tiptnse and risk of tho person ta waas It
was struck of, and who, in oate of deficiency at
such re sale, sbsll makt good tht taste, and in
no instate will tho Deed b t'.ti it Coart
r ton 2 r allot naletf tha'tnoooy li artnally
paid to iht Hberlf,
AIDI.IWPtNT2,)ra,
fttapirr'i Orpica, I ti her iff.
Clearfield, Pa., fob, 20,1171. J
ng Monday, March 11, nnd continuing two weeks.
PlRiiT WIEK, MONDAY, MARCU 11.
!. C. MeCloskty vs. John Heist.
John J. Patlere-n va. R. Shaw's estate.
Ahram Kepbart vs. Rerwind, White A Co.
M tlurlty A lire.
R. llartahorn
Daniel Weaver
Ludwick A Robisoo
Thomas R. Rlandy
D. II. Rarrlch
YandordonA Shepherd vs.
Ludwlg A rUibison vs, M
L. A A. Morrison A Co vs. The M. L. 4 L. Oo.
Martha B. Hnyder vs. Pater Moytr.
1st Rap. h.Cberrytrtt vs. J. II. Lamhorn tt al.
at. ftlollendry tt. ai. vs. James 1. Anthony.
vs. A Lanabtrry.
vs. Ellis Parea.
vs. James Forrest A Son.
vt. William F. Jobnaeo.
vs. DrobaktrA Hollopeter
THIRD WEEK, MONDAY, MARCU 25.
Wm, H. Pontius vs, Arnold, Hartshorn A
Hippie
v. Joseph M. Smith,
vs. Ann-Id A Hartshqn,.
vs. John CarpbeJi.
v. James A. Irvin.
vs. 0. V. Merrrllat. al.
vt John A. Dillen.
vs. Hiram Woodward,
va. Tho T A O. R. R. Co.
rs. Tbt M. L. A L. Oo.
Tuttlt A Whitmort Co va. Clt'd Kx- Oanihh Oo
Robert Writ; ley vs. Cll'd Planing Mill Co.
Cur'sville (Seiiool Dit. . S- B. tavlr tt. al.
Weed Mewing M. Oo. vs. R. R Curry et. al.
T. R. Reims vs. Robert Lane berry.
Kroehnld H A R- Ala a va Modregor A Pratt.
Vanli,rd'in4 8hapbrrdv, Wtlluw.A Hager tt al
O'Reiley A On. vs. John 11. Friday.
0, . Currall A 0o. vs. Alfred Scbofield.
James R. Hv ho fie Id vs. W. R. Fineh.
Kiokct Manuf'g Co. vs. A- B. Straw at. al.
Rigler, Young A Heed vs. John Do Ho I a
W cm l let Wilier vs. Walter Hntrey.
Mitchell Aky vs. Kmmanu! Kunls.
TheotloiM Trelin vs. Julia Ann Reasa.
Feb fi, 1878. ELI BLOOM, Prothonotary.
H. S. Chapman
Ditties A WebHer
Samuel Bodla
Charles Gillesplt
M. Hubert na
David Rem pie
Wm. U. Puntius
Lemuel Campbell
C. A 13. So u eta
John Purler
B. BUiott
Lyon A tychhm
Adam Rtackman
Janet P. Halt
CANDIS MERRELL
II ai opened, In a building on Market struct, on
the old Western Hotel loi, oppoaitt tht Court
House ia Clearfield, e Tin and tiheet-Irua Manu
factory aod Store, whtre trill b found at all timet
a full lint of
SOUSE FTONI5EI1T& GOODS,
Stoves, Hariwaro, Etc.
Husc Rptiutinr and all kind of job work, respir
ing, Ac, dont on short notice and at rraeonablt ! hanna river, being tbt nertaio hotel property
rales. Ais i, ageoi lor tht inown ai me "UM.ienanna iinuse.
AImi, Purpart Kt. 1 1. So much thereof as
SinonnCAiirir. t v - is known aa tract purveyed on warrant No b'Joi,
inger bewing Machine. ! t,.Un,M ..i t.Mrih.-irouow.: suuu i.
I Pvan towuabip, in tbe eouoty and Ktata aforesaid,
I besitmiug at a hemlock earner; tbenoa by land
1 of James Jolioam nonh 80 degrcti we I 270 per
' ehee to a bt iniook : tbenoe north 2 decree it
I2i perches to a birch ; thence north Hr.J degrees
west r-rt perehru to stonei ; thenet north It, degrees .
efl 123 ptrchstoa pot ; thenct south 88 de
grees et 178 perches to a hemlock : thenoe north
2 lrgre-s eaat 1 12 pen-bes to a hemlock ; tbcaca -south
87) degrees cast I8S perches to a hemlock ; .
tiit-nt-ft ioti:b 1 degree west VI perches to a red
oak ; thence s-uh ISC degrtieteast 46 percbi't tot .
post : Iht-nc S'tuth I degree weat 82 perehea to a .
poat; (betice north ttV dogrooa west 4i 810 per
clint tt a poat ; thence eoutb 2 degrees west 21 7.'
pircbes to plate of heginning, containing
iiVl tcre and 1Hoicanre
helrg part of tract No. tWU, unimproved, havlofrr
t hereon a large amount of wbilt pine, while-oak,,
hem back and otber timber.
Ala, Purpart ho. ML Con.iatir,. of two
..urate ir-vrta or pi reel i of Ian I, bi'j'xt! w fu)..
low's f Phllipuburg tract, situate In Morris twp.,
ooanty snd it ate aforesaid, beginning at a cherry
a turnpike t thene by same aouth 77 degree taat
28 percbes, snulh 81 degrees east 22 perchei to a.
post : thence north S4 degrees eaat 16G percbes to
0 white pine; thence BJrth fi: degrees east 24
perches to a post ; tbenct north 281 degress wit
lol perches to a hemlock ; thence south 68) de
grees west S perches lo post : thence north 40 deg..
west ifi psrohes ; tbenoe south 761 deg. wtat 61
perches ; thence south tVO degree west 10 perchei;;
ihence south 40 degree eat 6'J perches; thenct
tooth Sfll decree) west 112 perches to a post:
thence south 2rl degrtts test 205 perches to the
pi aeo of Or ginning, containing
. I .frre,
mort or lent, being unimproved, niadicriarif will
valuable veins of bituminous eoej and other min
erals, and having thereon a large aratonntof erbtr
pine, oak, hemlock and othor timber trees-. Th
interest sold being an undivided one -tilth there
in. The otber thereon known aa tho Kartbaas
tract, situate in Karthaaa tuwnahip, la tbt oounty
and State aforesaid, beginniag at a rod oak
(down at the river ; thoooe north 88 degrees west
12 perches to a bemloah i tbenoa sooth 2 degrees
eaat I Up e robes tappet ; thenoe north 88 deg. west
101 percbes ton post; tbenct south 1 degrees
west lOVi perches lo a poit, thenst south 88 de
greet eaat 117 perches to a pitch pinet thence
1 south 2 decreet wtat 128 tierohei to tha river:
tbenoe down tbt river north 6tf degrtts we t 18
perches, north iO degree west I perches to a
while ptne ; thenct toutb hid degrees east 160 per
ches to tbe river: tbenet down tht river by it
several courses 877 porebet, more or lets, to tbe.
beginning, containing
351 8-4 .UrtM,
and allowanot, unimproved, having a quantity ol'
wnue pine, oaa, neuiiocK ana otner timtier tnero
on. The interval to bo sold being an undivided.
one-ha'f part therein.
Alao, Purpart No. IM. Reunited and de
fcrllcod as follows: Situate in tho borough at'
t urwensvllle atorraald, bfgiaalag at a point on
the river, being the corner nf land tf Catharine
Hartshorn; thenct by said land north 10 degree
west 8t perches to a hlsrk oak : thenreliy land of
John Palton north Tl degrtts west ITA 2-ipercha
to ft post j thence by land of Joha Palton toutb
va per bea ti Cemetery street ; tbono
Hereafter, goods will be told for CASH only,
or in e i eh an (ft for produce. No books will bt
kept in tht future. All old accounts most be
settled. Those who cannot cash up, will please
hand over thoir notes and
CLOSE THE EECOED.
I am determined to tell my goods at tawh
prices, and at a discount far below that tvtr
offered io this vicinity. The discount I allow my
customers, will make them rich in twenty years U
iaey imiow my ea. ice ana buy their gooUs from
mo. I will pay earh for wheat, oats and clover
ed. DANIKL GOODLANDBR,
Lutheraburg, January 17, 177.
THE TIN SHOP.
Wm MY0WX MUIIIXE!
FRED. SACKETT,
ROOM NO. 1, PIK'8 OPKKA IIOt .SK,
ClrarOeld, Pa.
Respectfully Inform bis tustatnrrs, and the pub
lie io general, that h continues to manufacture
all kinds of
Tln.CopptT 4 Sheet-Iron M arc,
T I wT OK JURORS.-
j for March Term, A. I).
Lilt ef Jurors drawn
1878. in etintiniii
threl w.ekt.
FIRST WEEK KKOOND Mot BAY, llTII.
John Little, Hoagr, Jnn M Jerilsn, Qulielt
J 8 tiearhart. " Darid Iloorer, tlrahatn
Jonn Cnwder, Bradford, ;And Ulraiin, UuntsJale
ttamnel Creas. !M LleeriKht,
JeS Caldwell, Bridj, iKdw'd Pidttei-jn,
11 J Penla, " Wn Moke;, lluetil.
K Q MxUendr;, " 'Darid Priee, Karthaul,
Teler Reolt, Iturnilde tp. Jno Mitehell, Lawrencl
J Vf t)ku,irl, Clearlleld,
A J Jaeisnn,
I.aae Johnson, "
II R lloo.er, CnrSrlll.,
F I Thoianenn. u
Fred Uak.r. Cheat,
John Albert, llecatur,
J II Hera.,
hn H tlfden, Qoahen
JW Sell, tirwanwood.
J O Forest.
Jos 11 Howies, t
J L Cook, N. Wlih'gton
i It Myera,
Andereen Lute, Morris,
John Penta. Prnn,
Simon Weltjr, Union,
R II Jordon. "
R Al.aand.r, Wood warn
Jo.1 Hiliton, Woodward
OIAND JURORS SECOND WEEK, lHril.
II A Wrl(ht, Beeearla, IT J Fries, Hootidal.,
Robert bVate, Hell.
A M (1111, Bradford,
Henl N.np, "
J II llneek.r, Brad;,
Jon Riinbirifer, "
Jno I.ankerit, v
Jaa Holt, Uorltiloi,
Wm r Krl... Uirird,
A N Hhiw, lloihen,
T J Thororaon. tlrMi'J, W.llao. Joy,
Satn'l Kepbart, Deoitnr, Jos 11 lilgirin h
TRAVERSE JCROR8 SECOHO WEEK, 1STII-
Wni lloltsn, Beeearla, f.Tno lloekenherre. Chill
Jos Whltmw, llloom, W L Warner. ltMatwr,
John Brown. Boi-tts, llso Rhirer, ejtirarik
lean, b.ten, J u tlirtel,
: Thoi Hewitt, llaiton,
IR Bridteni, Karlh.vui
IC B Nortis, Liwreaoi,
ijaklon Itinvar, ajorrii
jjohn B Ktler,
R IllldebranJ, Nrwborg
jWra RpMdr. Uaoeol.,
I a. J unit, n .onward,
Km. L Uoia,
Ferd Mijoot,
Klli P.are., Bndfbrd & lmberrt. Ooahen
Martin Wilson,
Milton Hblri., ' .
0 W Barrer, "
Adam lllthel, Brad,
t M.nifoieierj,
Q W Penis,
II U Thl
0 Throe,
li verier, "
Philip W.a.ir,
II Htrlsfelt, Jr.,
l Allans. Bumsld. tp.
no Irrin, Cttrwenatllla,
J P Hard,
W V W,,'I, Cbnriool,
W 1 ll.mphlll, "
J Rtepb.naon, M
John Ha. Covington,
F rehaarra,
lUeo han.i. h. Unheal.
U Rt.Tiaaoa. (4nt.aatood
Hohl Alexinar.tialtoh,
John Hr.ra,
R MeNaaira, Uontldllt
Jos n Ma barn, lluaton,
Itenrewtilawow, Jordan
Jatne. Hal., Llwr.no.,
aen.a ol.n, '
DW II lie. L Cite.
Jas llughee. Morris,
John Hall,
Kdward w'nll, Finn,
Thee W.il, "
Alei MellonilJ, "
I) B Caldwill, Piko.
F HineT, M
T llendaraon, Woodward
THIRD WEEK MONDAT, MARCH 2&TII.
Atnol lleblw, Qrihlni,
Jos Lalhir, Baoearll.
Jaooh lliwk, Bell,
Jis Loehetl, Bofra,
A 8 llolden, llloota,
Uwla Klin., Hradford,
W H Coamil, Brad;,
Jaa lllioa, "
Hu.k Kelly, "
Ant lleberltnt. M
Kdwln Conpw, Clear,. Id
IIHrl.lire, . -
. .w ...nmrd, "
Thos Wid, I h'iL
Frwd Plnh.ll, Oarlejloi
Thin Nirrla, Fwrtmeoa,
fslet Bwnsln.r,Ulnrd
Alei Mirny, "
C W Kyhtr, tlrahint,
Jm Wiley, UreinwtKt
M rlbirp,
1 L HooTer,
J.. Heol.ld, llialon,
John Argyl., Iloaladll.,
Wm T Bloom, Jordan,
D Johlelan. 14
R Uonird, a.
Nile ".aad. La.reno..
Wm Laneberrr, M
JeeM Heant, Merrli,
Jonn Kinilfh, t
J II llool.oVrty. Morrl,
Un aulBherlehnw, 11
Jol Rothraeh,
Dield Weeton, Oaoaola,
A J Copplee, Pike.
of Bnt-elaes tnateriil only, and la workman,
like ninn.r.
ROOFING tuid SPOUT1XG
done oa abort notice and very reasonable trrmt.
COOK STOVES,
HKATINO BTQVKS AND FURNACES tlwaya
kept la slook, aod for Ale low.
Gas-Filling and Plumbing
a specialty.
Oaa Filtnns llwiyson hand. All work guaran
teed lo girl sati.fMtioa.
A ahari of publle pitronngi oordlally eollelted.
FRED. 8ACKKTT,
rirartleld, Pa., May t, IST7.
JKMOVAI-I
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would respectfully notify tbe public generally
that be baa removed his llrocery Store from
Shaw's How, to the building formerly occupied
by J. Milts K rawer, on Second street, next (Ur
to Uigler'a harirwawj store, where bit iotenda
keeping a full line otj
J U DKltl K H.
HAM 3, IiKtLU BKKFind LARD.
BUIJARg ind 8 HUPrl, wf lU fradM.
TKA8, Qrwett md Blaak.
COFPKlL RoiaUd lad lire...
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
r.f .i nti its.
All kind, In tie market. -PICKLBR,
In Jara aad hirrila,
SPICKS, tn .ver, Torm a.J v.tl.tjr.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KINIMtttCRArKF.nn.
BO A PA,
MATCH tin,
DRII.D APPLKft,
tHI8I PKACIIKS,
tRIKD CHRRHII.8,
OrA Oil ft&d Limp CUxftnayi.
And a trood aaaorimeut of tboat tblnaa wauaJl
bept ia a gro,6ry aiore, which ha will each an gx
iur marLa.wg a ana eaaraet prwea
Will Mil tot oaah at thtaply u any other on.,
Pitts call and tt bit itoeh ant) judge fbi
yowrvwi.
jonn McQAuansT.
Cltarleld, Ju t, 1171.
by name north Jt4 degrees east ? reel; theaca
south ufi degree taet 2r0 feet ) thonoe north
dt'tfrce. east I2n foct ; thenoe south 4vi degrret
east 210 leet; the&t north I0a dtgrret t I2l
feel; thence toutb but degree east 11 feet:
thence nnrih mi degrees east ISO feet, thenr
south 11 degrees east 270 foot; theoct north 'i-d-'grcpi
east (ili ftet; tbenc south ti degrevo
caval ttiOfeet; thene north 10 degrees etet M
feet; tbenc tnuth & dtgita east 26 feet,
thence aouth ll" degrees west .10 feet; thene
outh 1V degrees taut IWO feet ; Ibenoe south 30,
degrees weat 47Mfrt; thtoco aouth iWJ riegnea
taat t) porches mort or lees to lb rivet; these
down Ibe same north 21 degrees east II pevchea.
north H4 degree can 14 perones, north W dvgreca
oast 24 percbes, north rj.'J degree tail 13 por
ebet to p'ict of beginning, oontainlng;
K6 dTrrf
an ere or leas, unimproved, aod ta petrtfon of Ih
and eaat of tho borough af Curweoivillc, not
b'-r'tuft-re sold.
Alan, Purp4lt No. Oil Oounded and lr
scribed a follnwa: r'ituate in the borough of
CuTWasavirla aforesnid, beginning at a point oo
the sooth side of the railroad, where the cast aidw
ol street intersects the aarne ; thenoe by
said itreet eouth .10 degree west 30v feed la
Meadow street ; thea a br same south il dsrree
east 424 feet to purpart N., II j theno by aama
norm m aegrets eiut ft, leet more or Itss to tbe
railroad ; tbeuee by aaid railroad Westerly to tl
place of beginning, tuntaining
9 .ft-rr a nrf 19 gtrhe$t
mort r lte, bring cleared and mtatow land,
valuable for build in lota.
Alao, Purpart So, 31 -De Ing all those tbret
certain lots ol ground, sit uate la Pike township,
In tbe county aad Stale aforesaid , being part of
hat Is known as "White settlement," end bound
ed and described as follows i One thereof having
a bouae thereon, bounded on the south bv n strrtft,
oa tbe west by a .trret, on tbe toutb by an aWvi
and on the taat by lot of ., belog Mr feb
front and IM) fett deep. Tbe other Iwo few',
tiljnining each oibtr an I rna having; , bouae
thereon erected, bounded no the north by, atrtel,
on tbe w st by bit of , on lb nuulh by '
an alley, and on the east by street, Whg tach M ,
ftet Iront and 1H9 f,i detp.
In purpart having two r more pareelt ur pfeesi .
of lat.d or lot, tbe ptecet or paroet will bt ot
td first arparately, e.d the together, aad sold
In tb asodt in which they will hritut tb most
niiiasy.
TERMS OKSAIJ2:
Ons third nf th. pnrehaa. a .nay to remain
eharred wnon th. Mreu.i., InMhw wtih lb. io-
areit iheraof, u be paid I tb. widow, anlnlJIy.
during her hie, to be tMnrad by n.i,oiaa.-e,
with good and lutlelent tarrtiea, ool.hlward for
the payment of Ibe Interest, innnally, W Ih
widow. Jan. P. Ireia. daring her nal.rnl UK
d Hi. prtnainal sum to tha narliei enlitledi
thereto al her death. On.-l.iid to h. paid on.w
Mtihrniation of aale, and lb. batane. In tw. eo,..!
ao.nai payments, mill tnt.re.1, tal b. aeeurel tea
otin.t and uiorlgnjtai an Ih. pramiwa. And ai lo
aurh liOilluaa as ar ealaabla nrlaelnalls br tb.
timber, ao limber eball b. ml without Brat mak
ing appileiU.1 lo tb. Court, and fifing anon ad
ditional ewnrtlf for Ih. waymeMsl .1 th. drend
purehas. maney aa Ih. Court ihall ippme. aad
dlrret, it until alter lh whole f th. pnreh.x
money b. paid,
Putftheiere, n,,nr pareele Being hioekod Vwn
to tkrm, will b. reiiilred s. put up an nmoiit
utheleil t. Mrer tb. .ipoaa. ol s-a.l. ha th
veil they do not .omply wilh Ih karma of ma.
Tbn tmonit U ba iIIosnw a aaaaual hi I, If
terms ir omnllo4 with.
JAMES B. 0RAHAM,
Cl-vClld. rS, F.h. 1 1 41. , Tru.Hl.