THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, APRIL I, WO.
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; RELIC.IOUS NOTICES.
Methodist F.pUcopnl t hyrth Rev. J.B.
NcMiBair, Pastor. Service vry Habitat
al to) A. M., and T, P.M.
rUbbalb Bftbool at 9 A. M.
I Fraver Meet ice eveiv Thunder, at Tl P. M
dma untoa Herri. Brit Bebbeth o( avary
3 on 1 11, at 10ft A. M.
Wait ClearMeld M. IS. Church Ravi
William H. Dill and W. B. Win on, Pastor.
preaching every alternate Sunday, at o'clock,
P. M .-bun day Bcbou. at Z, r. M.- All are ia
(rlted to attend.
Prebtertaa Chyrcb Ht. H. S.Bdlbb.
i-Subbath service morning and evening Sab-
tath Bchool at I P. M. Prayer Mooting WHIM-
lav evening.
: Ht. frauds' Clinrch Catholic Rev. P.
LKhibidah. Prearblncat lOeo'elock, A. M.
fee first, third aod lourtb Soaday of eaeh month
feepri and liens diction of tha lilrssed titter mailt
It 7 o etooa, V. M. -bunoay boboo. evry euaaay
fternooo at I o oloek.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
( riaa or aoLaiaa qdaktbi aauoaa ooobt.
Beeosd Monday af Jaaaary.
Third Monday af March.
Ptrtt Monday af June,
". Foartb Monday of September.
j Tim or loLDtao coavor rLiai.
Firit Monday of J ana.
Htooad Monday of November.
rrtiLto omcaaa.
x Pruidtnt Jtdgt Hon. Cbarlei A- Meyer,
Look Haven .
Atnttant L JudgtHo. John B. Orvll, of
Rvllefonta.
Attoeintt JmrlguAhnm Ogden, C1earRetd
Vincent B. lluU Clearfield.
V Protkonotaty fill Bloom.
Ktfitfr and KtertUrL. J. Morgan.
t Octriei AtlornyYim. M. MeCollongh.
Trturtr David MeUangbey.
: Skmri0 Andrew Peala. Jr.
j Dtputy Shtrif-CMnU J. Keairiry, Olearfleld.
County tfervoyofwoamaei r, movioiac, vor
trenivilie.
. Ooanfy Com miuiontrt Clarh Brown, Clear
leldi Tbumae A. MeUaat Cheat P. 0-; Hairle
Hoover, Clearfield.
(,'o.efy AarfHore-Willlam V. Wriaht, Clear
ield f Batnnel A. Caldwell, WUHamagroTe ; John
0. Conner, Burnaide.
County Coroner J. L. Keff, New Waablngton.
: Jary eMiM)'oarr--Dr. Jamea P Bun b field,
blearfied. Joiepb Alexander, Madera.
: Sp4ritndt of Public Schooi$ John A.
0reRuryr Curwcneville.
.Vraero 4 Mn are JemW . Carlile,
iaftce at Trootville. Pa.
Natarin 'Bo(t-Johu W. Wripley, Vim. Ra
gebanffb, Cyraa Gordon, Clearfield j Joaepb K.
Irwin, N. B.Arnold, Curweniville f J. J. tingle,
Oeeeola Milla J. A. Livingstone, DuBoia Cit).
Oar Spweimt eolnran ia decidedly intereating In
alueal point of view, and profitable reading to
utaiden who want to tave money.
NumerouB flitlingH occurrvd on Mon
llav Pail the lit day of April.
f Tbe Hi'asou for troiil-tUbing oponcd
"an Monday laat, the 11 day of April,
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The next Bunion ol tbo Cuntrnl Pa.
il. K Conlerrnee will be b-U at Bloomibur, I'a.,
In March, 1879.
' They have a Collax utreet in Tyrone
To ba eonalltent, tbera ahoa'd be one named
4jlrudit Mobilier.
I Smith V. WiUon, Eq., publishes a
lumber or Auditcr'i Notleei in tbii paper tbii
reb. ItiUrrrted partlea will make a note of them.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society, connotated
With IbeCitarMd M. R Church, will be bald at
(be residence of Dr. A. M. 1U1, aeit Friday
irtenlog.
i
f Roll on, silver dollar, guide the
travelrron hie way to John A. Btock'i tobacso and
Igar ilore, where he can get tbe "La Alborada,
tbe bait ft-aeot cigar la town.
t J. Hall Muaser, who has been Post
aiter at lluatlngdon for lewa yaari pail, waa
ta-appointpd to that poiiiioa laat Wedneidey
book out for a rww new, over here I
'$ Connty Treasurer McG&nghey pub
Sabei tbe Hit af oBaated Ian-la In tbii liaua, to
tie aold for taxai far tha yean I87 end 1877.
tb lale will take place on Monday, the 10th day
if Jane ext.
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;' If any ol our subscribers have
hanged their place of reeidenoe, or latend yat
he do eo, io ib to iaclade their poitoDe addreu,
they ihoald ippriie of the fact at oaoe, giving
tha name of the old ei well a that of Ib new
oatofice. ' . , ; "
We are requested to give notice that,
aaeording ta pretlou inaeunei mcnt, the regular
jetting of the Clrarfield Teoiperane t'alon will
he held in tbe Court Ilvura Beit MuBduy evening,
Apiil 8th. W ere promired tome good muiie
tbii 00Mflun,beiidea other exerotaea.
The twenty-sixth annual sefwion ol
m)e Pittfburgh Cunfennea, of tba Evangelical
Aiiucietion, waa held at Canton, Obit, on the
l4ib of laat month. Rev. 8. Mi II iron wal ap
aviated to take ebarge of the Clearfield Circuit
the coining year, and Rev. L. il. Iletrleh baa
keen retimed ta Do Beta City and Trout vitle. ;
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1 The saw mill ol Hutidn, Uurdic A Co.,
war Williamfpert, lay a tba Bultttim, wa let un
Ira early on Wednoiday mutning leu, and the
ainei aprtad it decree Lupperl'a larnltura lea
lory adjoining. Both baltdingi were deatroyed.
The lata on the aaw mill wa I J 5, AOS ; patlally
bliared. Lot! on fajiory and oontenti, fit, 000 ;
btiuraae, about b 000.
Walter Bui key, a mmlo man, aired
13 yean, aod brakimaa B a Ireigbt traio, waa
ftio orar by eo angina la lb railroad yard at
Altoona, on Monday, tbe 26th all., and so severely
injured that ba died a lew hours afterward. He
Wu an employ at aa time of tbo Clearfield Fir
Brick Co cd pi ay, tn tbis place, bat left here about
fee jaar ago wban be want to railroading.
The attention ol our readers is
alreeled to the card of the Lumbar City Academy
ts tbla paper. This school baa been in saceesiful
aparatioa Tor five years past, and is bow ia charge
af Profeator 0. C. Kmigh, oae of tho moit lucceii.
Pal and aeeompliibed teachera la tb county. For
fall particulars ia regard to ibla eohool, write to
Ret. J. C. Greer, Lumbi r City, Clearfield Co., Pa.
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T. A. Fleck is once more in New
Fork and Philadelphia, where, for the next two
Seek, he will be found devotiag hi time la
ftleatlBg end buying a stoek af good that cannot
ra competed with Ib ear town or eounty. He
9 making ladies' dreii goods atid millinery goode
k specially aad his baying altogether for cash
will enable blm ta offer laduetmeata ta hla eastern
Rfi that b feel I positive are beyond eons petit loo.
(all and ae for you reel vea. Tla a pleaaar to
Aow goods at Fleck A Ca.'a atara.
I We take pleasure in Calling the at
wnliea ol oar readers to tbe aew advert Uemenl of
A. tiainaberg, eValtria ready made alotbieg, who
aow open tag hi goods far the P-prUg trat.
Sir. Oulasbarg Is a aqaara bailae maa, aad
VBrtiea dealiag with hiaa will get tha worth af
thrir money. Bia ripring stock la complete, aad,
having taught eatirely for eaah, he la prepared
4 oiler giaat bargain lo bia auny eaiteman.
tit fit re is la the " Old Weitera Uutel " laild
iag, where be will ha phra4 I wait upon his
patron. Oive him a ealL
Stocking the Stkeamswitb Fish.
-Krpreienutiv At J. (Juiggley, accompanied by
If. Cretllng or the Btate Fiibery, pat iatw tbe
iasquehaaaa at Reaovo, oa Friday, 8,001 yuung
Blifornia salmoa ; also ,U0f young brook treat
Mo Yonuiwoaea's crk. Mr. Crevliag also pat
to tbe Heaovo Hoaee pend abal S.OI'f young
meU Mr. gulgglry'i uteris toward itoeking
lr itrcatrl with lib, lays ifa CHntoB Ormmtrml,
r detmiBg arpfiiie, and if tb rflorta pro
kervifat, he will have ronterrH a laetiag aeae
Ion lb pee(le ef this netiaa Nlfiamsmarl
sm. Hall, why not aead iai ap tbii way t
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. A Local iNClDENT. Tbe Ceutral
sauiylrtai Caateraaiee, ef tha M. K. eharab,
hiveaed at Lewiibarg, fjateavaaety, aa Weaaa.
V at list weak, Ike avatar Bubap,
mtt prcsloeag. Tbe lluhp, having aalka
is body to order, requested the two oldest miai-
ia tha service to oeadwat tba epaalag eier
h. Tba lot tell upaa Atom Bntiaia, al ta
ma ef 1S3. ms Uaary U. Ddi, mf the elea at
Is. Mr. firluaia it a bratherlB-law mi aa
h-bimaa, Mr. a. D. Vee4lo4luo, eed Mr. Iiiil
ithe lather of Rv. Wm. U.DilL also a eitiaea
Mbi place, Thil laoideal meet be Malty
. i if tag ta tb frWadi af thts veieraa alergy
a. Mr. aVittaU trewilid thUeireatt eader ibv
hUr Is 19S9, aad hi US with Rev. OUrer Eg,
r yaar Ueraaftw ht married M.si OttodiaUw.
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Don't forget to call at Stock's cigar
faotory, Market street, and try tha "La Alborada."
Don't forgut Uio appointment made
mv t Tra mailp. Ia. tb
Lmt of lottora remaining unclaimod
ia tba PaftanMatOaarftaJd.fur Iba weeheadlag
April I, 1878
Misa Sarah Dlakersoo, W. T McMorrow.
P. A. Gauox, P. M.
Promotion. Lieut. Col. Theodore
Berebftcld, foreaao of tba Attooae fnteasjob
oflo, wu prunoUd to tba posiilea af Colanal of
tba Fifth Rogimeat, Nitioae Guard af Pson'e.,
at tba laatiea kali io llaaUagdea laat Friday a
eek, aad Paymaster Haatiogi, of Brllsfoat,
sleet d Lieutenant Colonel.
A New Buiimi. The attontion of
bridge bulldcrt II oallad to an advertisement ia
tbli laaae, aoaeeralog a new bridge to be thrown
aoroet Clearileld eraek, at Llti'i Fording. A
bridge aeroai tba areek at tbii plaea will prove a
gnat aoBvenloDoa to tbe public, particularly to
tba eltlMttt of Bogga townablp,
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I. O. O. F. At the lant stated meet
log of Clearfield Lodge, No. MS, I. 0. 0. tb
following oBaen were elected
N. 0 William A. Barrj V. (J.,8arouflJ. Rowj
Secretary, John K. Botlarff Alatant Secretary,
Al. M . Row i Trtawer, Jaoob D. Snoke Trui-
tea, Levla K. McCu Hough.
REQUEST.
Will tboM perabna to whom I have kared the
" Popular Soieooa Monthly " for tbe montbi f
January, February, March, July aad Auguet,
IMS, and December, 1877, pleaaa return tbem, ae
I have forgotten to abom they were loaaed and
greatly oblige J. Blakb Waltbbi
CLaaariaLp, Fa., April J, 187-ft.
No Chanoe. We notice by tbe Con
lervaea appointmeali that all tba preaehen la
tbii vlcialt) have beea returned. Rev. R. P.
Cempbetl fills tbe vacancy al Woodland, eaaaed
by the death af Rev. Ball.
Rev. J. II. McCord goei to Ueltyibnrg, Rev.
B. F. Startaa to MifOinburg, and Rev. A. D.
Yocom lo Bcllefoote.
Rather Strep. A Miss Dunnegun,
of Clearfield townihip, Cambria eounty, I cer
tainly the champion In tb manafeetur of quill
of maoy pleeea. Tb K Hamburg Frttmo aaya
that, ah baa juat eompleted three qui lie one con
taining 6,400 places, one 7,400 pi teat, and the
third tb wonderful number of 20,4.'6 piece. She
will donbttei remain the champion, as It ia
scarcely ponible that any on will ear to apend
the time required to out-do Milt Dunnegaa' feat.
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Read " Arkansas." We advise our
readers, and especially tboa who contemplate
gulng Weal, to read an article to be found on our
fourth page, prepared by Mr. Caldwell, whom wa
know to bo a prartiral, truthful and obaervlng
geolleoian. lie la no emigrant agent, wba wanta
to decoy men wherever ba baa a peraonal iota reft.
A glanoe at a map will ibnw to the Inquirer that
tb Stat of Arkaniai Ilea betwceo the beat latl
tnde and longitude in tba United Statei, and will,
there Tore, aoon be one of tbe meat populous Statu
In tha Union.
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'Sqitire Kerr. James Korr, Ksq.,
who wa elected to tbe olfic of Juatlce of tbe.
Peace, la tfila borough, at tha recent February i
leetlon, received bia eommliaiun on Friday laat,
and he la now prepared to d if pee re law and jut-1
ttce in dorei to auit partlea who may be o ua
fortanat aa to get before htm. M Jim " la a first- j
rate yooag man, and wa have ant a doubt but '
that ha will aerve In bia new poiiiioa with aredlt
and bonor to himself, and at the same time pre-',
eerve tb true dignity of the otfloe.
Mr. Kerr eoooeedi William Porter, Kiq . abo.
iUR ..... ., ... nt ,k. i., m
filter n years, end wa one of the best officers In ,
theeoaoty. ,
Wm 11 .iwl f iha Ituu tt'mtti i. . , '
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is Philadelphia and New York, making bia Spring j
purrhaie. It is unnecenory for him tu go into j
detail, as bis popular dry goods eilabllshment la ,
l i iM ii , ... I
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and clan of goods b keeps, and mU prlues, war
rant aatlifaotun ; and his eapenses being further
'reduced, bis customers il find greater induce
menu to buy from him tb coming Spring than
ever before. Suffice to lay, that betweea tbe 14th
and 20th of April, be wilt open bis usual large
and attractive stock of dry good, notion, millia
ry and fancy good, wall paper, oil olotba, and
at pets. Iliimrtbi'd of aelling Brunei carpet
by aample Is a luccess, aad a splendid asiertsaeot
ef aew simples will be on exhibition. a-apl-St.
Mill Burned. From tho Philips-
burg Jvurnal, we copy tbe following partieuiara
af the de tt ruction of the saw mill near Morrisdale,
tbli eounty, known as the McKioney mill, wbiob
wu burned to the grooodon Tuesday morning of
lsst wtek, between 3 and ft o clock i M Mr. John
M. Holt waa the owner at the time of It deatrue
tlon, tnd waa sawing tha timber belonging to
Holt, M union A Co. Tb mill coil abeut 16,000
whea it was ball! two yean ago. It wu ininred
for IS.000. Hon. 0, R. Barrett, of Clearfield, bid
beea Its owner for a while, but quit recently
made a aale of It to Mr, Holt. Tb loaa of tbii
mill at tbla time la very an fortunate, aa the firm
hai been prened with Urge orders for white pine
aad oak bills, which will he partially Interrupted
until they can rebuild, which they, no doubt, will
proceed to do at once. The causa of the fire la
supposed te be accidental."
Fair Grounds. Ah a private citizen
we claim la he as liberal ia tbe way of public en
terpilse aa any ether tax-payer) but we mast
protest against tb effort that Is at prtient being
made ta decoy the County Commissioner Into
tha pure baee ef a lot of groaad for the aee or tbe
Agricultural Boelety t hold fairs, Ac Tbe
Commissioners have no more right or authority
ta do that than they have to Bteal their neighbor'
horses, ar ta balld blacksmith shopa with funds
belonging to the County Treasury j and if,
officers, tbey would appropriate the taxes of the
people bo that end, tbey would oeriainly too
lead ia tbe penitentiary. At prirmtt ftfistea,
tbey may subscribe and pay a million dollar
each if tbey see fit i but. as nJJIctr; tbey eanaot
lTlly py out a dollar for any such purpose,
without rendering themselves liable to a criminal
prosecution and a conviction, too.
Clcarfikld Coal Trade. State
ment of Coal and other freights sent over the
Tyrone A Clearfield Divlaloi, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for tb week ending March 33, 1878, and
the aame time last year :
COAL.
For the week
Same time last year
Decrease. M
Previously durlna veer..
Same time last year ,
Decrease ....... ......
Total la 1871
Bame time last year
Dee re aee...
or aaa raaieain.
Lamher
Mlaeelleaeoei freight....
LETTER FHOM DUBOIS
DcBoia Citt, March 27, 1878.
Ma. EniTon I I take tbis method af infermioi
yoa bow matter are moving la this young and
thriving tewe. It now baa a populetioa ol over
1,30 Inhabitants, aaa Mill growing.
Mr, Dubois has eommeaoed to build a four
story brick hoes, lOaUO feet, for store rooms
and boleL He says that if people will leave tbe
cities t ruiitcate, he will try to make it please at
for tbem here.
The big mill will start ep AprU 16th. Tbo
aew mill is Iarge-0xl60 lest whea laiibed. He
will have throe mill standi f aa about waa acre
ef ground, with a capacity af aver 30,000 I vet
per day, beiide shingles aad lath.
He has a Urge auouat of work pleased for
tbie Summer. He ha eommeaoed a reoervetr on
ibe blufl above hie hoaee. Tbe water will be
brought ia pipes frm a small it ream near two
mi lei disiaat, eo thai ia ease of fire at the mill he
oa rua lie water to it ia be. He oapeeU ta
make ether Improvements during Ibe Cuming
hummer.
Mr. Bell, a large draler and oprrator la eoal,
Is pulling ap fifteen hoa pes this H urine, and will
make may ether tmprovemoet an his properly
daring tbe Bummer. A Hvaicaiiaa.
WHO WILL DO THE bVEKDINQ I
Tha present will be a most trying year for aur
country riaboatb-Schovls. There are threw ia
the country ta one ia tbe towa. Three-fuarlbs
of the p'lpalatloa are Bifida tba borough Bad
eouaiy-SMis. In aenres ef oumuiuaiiies, the
Bakoalb-fahool ta tbe ealy religiuue meeting th at
aaa he Buileiaed regularly aa IBs Lord's day. To
orwaipiiii ia gone M'JVM uerot( BBvRlvl these!
Bcbwuls aill aeed material asfiatanoe. Tbey must
bava some paper aad book supplies. The very1
lite al " ibe Inmbe " depend a tbeir aoiag ted."
H bo will ! ibeea t 1 bis t a ajaoaiioa t he
aa wared waa enly ia Word, bat ia deed. I am
euthwmed to eay that Tb Amerieaa Baadny-
neaewi l niwa win ao eti in tie powe. t letaiih
what may aa Beaded by Hr telly aawa ar aade '
aomtaaliwaal aehwwis, alter sueb aohoei have
duate whet they oan t provide for lkmelvce.
Ia rommuaitie at a mixed religious deaamiaaiien,
a bbmib eobewl ar aoae is avmetiwee the amry
a tier aati va. A needy deaomlaaliwftul aehoal wl.i,
ol eawree, teak Sret lor aid trow to deaommatian
with watch U I aeaeid. If that I mis, aur
eoeiety may eeme ta the reesaa.
Bnribrea, let ae Bat, ae aay aeaoeet, eaptara
tha aame of a Saaday Heh4 aad aeffteot la " feed
tbe tees be." 1 shall ha glad to reader all possible
assistee, especially abre it may bo aw aeeded.
R. CaiTTBspaa.
OkturoSTB, Fa Msrak 14), 1870, , ; f
TO.
.... 38,1110
... 31,341
... 4,044
... 3.11,041
.. 273,134
... 43,088
... 360,318
36,37
... 4,U7
,...185 can.
... eo
50,000 railroad tie wanted by A. G.
Kramar A Co. Ja. Ilf.
TbatUusUndof Mine" willamoke
MLa Alborada algera, because ha says they an
tall at A otnti a puut. .
Factory an Market street, Clearfield, Pe, ppo
alt Fleck A Co itera, 17 St.
Adjourned Sale. The extensive
Trvste' sale of lb Frvia estate, advertised ta be
old oa tha 14th of March, hai been poetponed
ntll Sitorday, April Uib, 1S78, at 1 o'clock r. M.,
at tha" ComarStore," ia Ourweasvllk, of wbleh
parties in United will pleas take notice.
mh2T St m Juat B. Gbabam, Troste.
CLEARFIELD COUNTY ATLAS.
In a lata Iniarvlew with Newton, tha Su
periitendent, we learn that the work ia the vari
aua d "part meat of our Clearfield Couaty lit tori,
oal Ala progreiaea favorable. Many of our
oltiierihave bad iketcbee ukea of tnrlr real
dear. a, farms, busiaeai bone, mill), faetoriei,
at , as may be area ia tha Hat which aooompa
B'e thla article.
It is important that every improvement, whether
Sub He or private, should bo properly represented,
ur alater eoanUee have shown to their boat ad
vantage by tbe many elegant lithograph which
so fully indicate their material reeouroe and tha
step forward they have taken an tb road to oom
mere ial importance.
Our eitltens should sea to It that Clearfield
Bounty la not bebiad In having its improvements
firoperly represented. Tbo opportunity of aooar- j
ng a view of our homes, rlvrr scenes, oh umbos, i
Ac, will not occur again fur many years. It la
heartily desired bv all that the work io tha view
depertmeat may ba an comprehensive that the
1 1 1 m tinted portion of tba Atlas may fairly repro-
Beat tha Improvement of the county i aad ta do
in is, our termers, turn her men aad mere nan tc
aot stand aloof. I bis feature ol theAUaa I both
ornamental and useful, and is second to bo other
seet i ob uf tb work. Messrs. McKiiaon and
Maon are now calling upon tha oitlseni la the
various townnhipB, and on their return wa bnpe
to near a favorable report oi our popi liber
ality aod nubile eotenirlao. -
Extra copies of tbe aoaravlnaa are furnished
tboee who bar views ukea, which enable tbe
owners ta nave tneae pictures or laetr
enoaaej la fremee, or eewa tbem ta their frienda
rewifiiitaT la other Darts of the aouatrv. Tha fol
lowing are tbe nainea of some of our eititeua who
have already contracted to have vlewa ef their
homes and building inserted In the Alias.
Portrait of Ilun. William Bigler.
Bird'-eye view ol tbe town uf Curwehnrill.
first Mbuol bouse m Clearflela eounty.
CLIARriRLB.
lioa. William Bigler Residence aud lawn.
Judge U. II. Barrett residence and uflioa.
U. B. (Joodlander rcaidence and interior view
or printing otboe.
Judge J. B. Me Kn ally residence aod nir
roundings. 1
e. J. Kow A Bun front aad interior view of
printing office.
B. J. Row residence.
A. B. bbaw raidVnee and surroundings,
Janice B. Uraham rcaideaoe, bank block and
otner buildings.
Itlobard bbaw rciidence, mills and surround-
ibga, Inciadttig tbe West Clearfield fair grounds.
L eonard Utaded School building and surround-
idks.
Ueorge Thorn re si dene aud surrounding!,
A. J. Logan residence and Burroundings.
Frank Fielding residence and grounds.
W. M. fhaw residence and grounds.
James Kerr insurance otttoe.
Dr. J. P. Bun-hneld reiiduao and office.
CrRWRNKVILLB.
Hoa. John Pa Hon reside nee and farm scene.
Mm Annie M. Irrln, view of the John Irvin
eMeie property, eoniisting of mills, lumber and
railing scenes un tne Bunquehanna river.
II. H. Brainard interior view of printing offioo
H. A. Irvin view of the Irrln humestead.
LtTD BHHIURQ,
Daniel Uood lander hotel, iter, and farm
scene.
hcubea II. Moore residence and earruaodlnga.
Moure A Uamiitoi, store at Luthersburc.
Dr. Keubea V.Spackmao resideooeand oaHoa.
j. ii. nuinger reideocnd store.
tbarlea Marihali residence, cabinet shop and
surroundings.
ww is u. serine- view of saw mm, aningle
mnis ao'i aurreuoaiogs. ,
Ktastui Lulbcr residence and farm scene.
Majof Mirltn H Lutlltrr(liid,oet 4 hrm
ecena.
David Reams residence, aaw mill, timber aad
mtroundlnga.
J. H. feyler residence and farm scene,
Joaepb Beyler, Jl pottery works, resideooeand
Mrroundiogi.
John Beams mldence and farm scene.
J. W.Corp-reaidenoe and farm aeene.
Kliai Rubel rusidenee aod surrouadincs.
U. M.Tbompson residenoo and farm scene.
Keaiab Poelleihwait residence and iarro scene.
Christian fmllb raaideaea and farm view.
P. W . Draueker hotel, surroundiogl and farm
seen.
Frederick Kohler tesidenoaand farm scene.
T. F. Kisbel residence aod farm aeen.
BBtX TOWRIHir.
11. H. McUce A Bro. homestead, mill, other
Buildings and aurroonding aoeoery,
II. L. MoUee residence, saw mill, school
bouse, rlrer view and surroundings.
Jams McUee residence, old McOee home
Stead, ether building aad aurrotiudiiig farm
view.
Angus Miller residence and surroundings.
J. W. MoUee residence, Haw Mill, surround
ing scenery, aad interior view of Haw Mill.
John JA Lee residence aad surroundings.
Robert Mabefiey view of residence, church,
other huildinga aad anrroundinga.
Jamea Mabeffey residence, river view, and
surrounding foreat acene.
ataeairji TowMimr,
Horace Pateb in residence, mills, iter, othr
buildings, river view, Ae,
Jacksoa Patebia itera, resldenoe and aur
rounding. .,,'.
A. W. Patch lo resldeooe, river view and sur
roundings. woba C. Conner reai dene and at or.
Ueorge Patch in resideuo and surroundings.
V. Tonkins residence, river view and sur
roundings. John King residence eed surroaadings.
James McMurra view of residence and store.
A. iia tea residence aod surrounding.
BRADruBO TOWNIBlir. .
David Forcey view oi humestead, with ur
rouudiBgs, aad farm scene.
Batuuel P. Wilson, Ksq residener, farm build
ing and farm scene.
Joha Bteaart, hr v lew of tba Stewart home
stead. Daniel 8 1 wart refklrnc, sarroundiaga aad
farm scene,
A. L. Freeman- residence and aurreundinp.
Bccaata vowitiHir.
John Ligbtnar residence, earrvandiagi and
faim view.
h. 0 Dav la residence, urroundins and farm
acene.
Philip Dotta raaidenoe and farm.
riamuel liegarty reeidenoe and inrrouodlnga.
KARTBiCI toWMBir. )
J. Q. MeClfrtkey rosidone and farm.
Dr. J. W. Putter residence and surroundings.
krox Towasnir.
James Cat bear t reiidenc and farm scene,
Wm. M. tat heart neidenae and farm Ken.
Conrad Baker reai denoa and farm.
B. C. Snyder residence and farm.
Reuben Caldwell residence aad farm.
' , SOOTKDALS.
R. R. Fleming view of residence,
WOODWARD TOWNSHIP. ,
John M. C base residence and farm.
ta a no tow smi r.
R. B. flte wart residence and river view.
Alexander Murray reeidenoe, tenant boose
andoemetery.
oaaaawooa nwaaair.
Dr. J. P. Ueyt residue and larroaodiaga
and rtvar via.
niioia CITT.
P. S. Weber Interior vlwof dry goods store.
Long A Brady iaterior view ef hardware store.
J. Kmersna view of Central Haul.
John Dubois Hesideoee, mills, other build
in a; i and surrounding.
Joha Rumbarger residence and grounds.
K. Kaata Guy Uetet hailding.
DKCATCS TOW IBM IF.
Moses Owens residence and (arm view.
David U ear b n rt residence, farm view and
eoalbaak1
Manna vewasnir.
Juhn A. Murray resideaea and farm vlsw.
joaaaa rowasBtr.
MsJ. D-W. Wiseresidence, other batldingsnnd
farm view,
rial Tottaasir.
Jeeepb M. fipeaoer view of mllL
Law aaa vb townbhip.
Lever Flegal raaideaot, aarroaudloga and
farm eeeao,
A. tt. Ogdaa reilJeaee, farm view aad mill.
Mra. Kiiaabeth Carr widened aud sarreand-
tnga.
hem ol roller tea residence and fare view.
Clark Bro wa reeideaee aad farm view.
Leander Deaalng reeidenoe and farm vtew.
Hoa. A. C, Tale term residence aad aur roan d -
iBg.
Abram II umparer Reeidenoe and larm view,
Samuel Browa rOeldene aad farm view.
Heary J. Mead residenoo and term view.
i. ii. furest residence, farm and river view.
uLica row nan ir. i
Jemea Fljaa iw ef residenee aad sar round
ing. osrBOLA sonorsn.
Geerg M. Brlsbta reildaM bb4 lawn.
D, U. Uoe4 reeideace and laws. ,
aioa rowaanip.
B. F. Harley reeideaee and) farm ea.
Joseh Hey lor res idea oa and farm aeeae.
Jamea Anderson Belev aad blaekemub shop.
HiMum Wolty resideaea aad term.
L it. ftJreesier reaideweo amd larm vtew.
tbarlea Browa resideaea and sarrewadinKi
and larm aveae.
Urwrgo t teaser reildina and aurroandiogs.
aeaai Tewaanir.
Philip KnoBreatdeaea and farm view.
A. D. John Boa reeideaee aad larm view.
Leonard kyter vtew ed the Kyier Heaaa, la
kytertwWB, stare and sarrowading.
A dam M ay ar resideaea, aarreaediagi aad
farm eeeao.
Jamea L. Btewart view af form, farm hai Id-
ibg and aarrvaadlag. .
aeaai Tawsamr.
John W. Kyler reeideaee, sarrvaadlagl aad
farm eeeao,
rsiurtsvM,
Jamea Praraur Hsisl and harm.
Albert Owra rvBiawaoe aad haMhlag.roosa.
Koberi Ueyd mj U Lioyd Uoae.
Aud many axhert.
Try the " La Alborada " cigar. 3 w.
Wanted 50,000 railroad ties, at A.
0. Kramar A Co.', Cfeexfleld, Pa. jaa. If.
A.-KivT.r O -snt 50.000 rail-
m j .-m i ,
New carpetings, wall paper, cotton
adaiaal eaasimerai, received at tb Baa Uiv
thll week. M
Salt I Iytle has jast received an
swer let or no Bait, lergnst sisew
so the artiola aaa be had at two dollari again.
Wanted I 1.000 cords of Homlock
and Rook Oak Bark, for which wa will ft th
highest, market prtoa.
Jylltf. A. O. Kbabbb A Oo,
Kemember that Ijytle il County
Agent for Lerrillard'i Tobaoco, aad can sell tbem
at factory prices. They are the beat tobaooea In
market. Try them.
At the Republican office is the place
to get yonr Job work dona. We ar folly prepared
to do anything In the printing Una, will dolt
well, and at th right kind of price. U.
Fred Sackett keeps on band all
kinds of fiitars for pumps, and will repair pom pa
at abort notice. II alia keep new pnmpa,or
will ardor any kind desired by eustomen. U
has also seenred the necessary Implements for re
pairing gam hoee, and will order new ho at any
tiro, fee belt's Tin and Bteve Store, Pis' Opera
Hoes. ar3T8l.
A Fact. An advertisement inserted
la tbe Rbpubucav will reach more reader than
if published la all tb other papera in the eoun
ty, and ooat tha advertiser less than one-half
la other words, aa advertisement published In
our jcomal li worth doubt the prise of that
charged by nay other publisher la tho louaty
"It U a faot.M tf-
Wo have cared some of the worst
oases of scalding by hot water aad steam on record.
By taking cold, the burnt of th ehflWer had be
en an aggravated, and being over the vital parts,
th oaae seemed ahsolut. ly' hupelsss. We used
E X. Thompson's Great Healing Oiattaeat as
directed, cleansing tbe angry looking burnt by
dipping a sponge in warm Castile soapsuds, aod
srjueexing It over the sores aatll thoroughly
elsanied, than spreading the Ointment on a thin
nlee of cloth, aod laving It gently aa. Tbis
treatment wat kept ap fur two weeki ar more,
and In a month or atx wki tb patient wat oat
deora aa well aa ever.
Prepared by B. K. Thompson, TitusviUe, Pa.
Price 26 ett. par hoi. Bold la Clearfield by 0.
D. Wataoa, and Hartawiek A Irwin, drugiite.
Hpectal.
Fian Waibipo aud laoaino Bolicitbd. Mr
Margaret Bpence wlil wash and do op curtains,
and gentlemen's wear of all hinds, in tha very
bast at le or eity laundrying. All artiolea left
at Fleok'a store will be taken on Monday or each
week, and returned tb lolkr ing Monday.
Charge moderate. iaehlT-31.
Sena bob Dkarinr J. L. R. nelcfahold, a
graduate or the Pennryivania College ol Dintal
(surgery, offers his prolesiional services to th
Iiisobb or laarfieldaad vicinity. Kspeeial at
tention given ta saving tbe natural taetb. All
work assured equal to tbe best. OfiVa in reel
denoa of Dr. 11 ilii, opposite Hbaw House.
Clear&ald, Pa , March 20TB-tf.
Fun aid Othtius D. W. Jordan has oa
hands. daiiv.FItbSH FIM1, which a will dellr.
er ta customers la any part of the town. Also,
FRESH OYSTERS
received every day, and for sal ly th pint,
quart ar gallon. Prices low.
uiearnoia, re,, Jan. io, idib-u.
With what Complacency mu.t th lady wbooiei
0 lean's Balphar Boap glance at her mirror, for
there she sees reflected a complect ion devoid of
blemish. Tbe peerless purifier may bo relied up
on to remedy all skin irritations. Bold by all
uroggisu.
Hill's Hair A Whisker Dye, Blark or Brown,
60 oents. mar27-4t.
Wantbh. Borne easily learned persoa or Artist
manufacture Lot una' PatbhtBii.k Cabva
Picturki in this county, on Royalty. Painted
from photographs or any picture, and la tbe
Finest Oil Paint in a mad. Before Ibe territory i
Ulan I will paint picture ttilO for SI 0 and
warrant toem lorm. Avery person soouia oavo
on, a Oil Painting on Canvas are the only
pio'ares that will Hand the test of time, and can
he handed down to posterity. Particulars free.
Nor. f, 1877-ly. Carry City, Pa.
Oan Hi'BDbbo Pin Cant. Diaootmr ow Old
Pnicas. Hewing Marhln oaa now be purchased
at Alerrell s tin and variety store, troia 8Jt up
wards. All kinds of aew log maebinei repaired
on tba shortest aotiee.
Clearflld, Pa., July 18, 1877.
Wantbo 1100,000 20-lneh shared ablnglea
ta average from 0 to 0t Inebea for which wa
will pay th highest market prlee.
At U. BVRAJIBB vO.,
feb.38.tr. Clearfield, Pa.
BeasiBa Fob Salb. K. Newton Bhaw keep a
full supply ef fredonta Baggisaand Platform
Wagons for aal. To be seen at tbe Hhaw House
yard. Call oa or address him at Clearfield Pean.
aylvanla. . may laVtf.
3 vfM floititiinr Fart.
A large proportion af tb American people are
to-day dying from tb effects of Dyspepsia or dls
ordered iiver The resust of these diaeesea upon
tbe masses ol lnlellicent and valuabl people is
most alarming, making lifeaetully a burden In
steed of eajoymeat aad uaefulneea as It ought to
be. There is ae good reaaoa for this, it yoa wit!
only throw aaid prejudice and skepticism, take
the advice or Druggist aod your friends, and try
one hot tie af Ureen' August Flower. Your
speedy relief ti eertaia. Million of bottles of this
mediciae have been given away to try its virtues,
with satisfactory remits la every ease. Yon can
bay a aample bottle for 10 cents ta try. Three
dose will relieve tba worst ease. For sale by C.
D. Wateoa, Clearfield, Pa. Mar 23, '77 eow-ly.
Pon Jliwtt "re that Cottrh.
With tib Hob's Con sump tloa Cure yoa eaa care
yoarself. It baa aatablisbed tha taat that Con
aumptioB eaa ba cured, while for Coughs, Brnn-
ohitts. Whooping Cough, Asthma, and ail difeasc
of Threat and Lungs, it Is absolately without an
equal. Two doeoe will relieve your ehildof Croup.
tt 1 pleasant to take ana perleotiy nerinless lo
the youngest ehlld, and ao mother can afford lo
be without It, Yoa oan use two-thirds of a bottle
aad if what we aay ia not tru w refund the price
paid, f no m coots, oo ecnti and si per botti.
If your lungs are lore, or cheat or bank Ume, use
Bhileh'a Porooa Plaster. For eala by all drug
gists of Clearfield.
Have you Dyspepsia, are yoa Coostipeted, bav
yon a Yellow Bkin, Lo of Appetite, Head Anh.
II to don't fall ta asa HH1L0H 8 BY6TUM VI
TA L1ZKR. It is guaranteed to relieve you, and
will yoa continue to suffer when you can be cured
on such term i aa thee. Price 10 eta. and 7e eta.
Bold by all druggUts of Clearfield.
Well Persian Perfnm. " BAOKMETACK
I rich and fragrant. Try It, Bold by all drug
gists of uiearflekt. dee. a, 77 eownm
At RnrtDf Milti. 0Btr Ma.tv. P. eB Tharf-
d.r, M.rch 11.1, If7, bj II... W. K. F.-ch.r,
Mr. W. . T.rk.r, of Cl..r.ll, P.., .oil Mi.i
vl.r. a. r.hrio., or tb. f.rv.r
At th. rMlienM .f th. hrld,', mother, on
Wwt.Md.jr, M.rrh 1711, by H... g. M.
Mm; D.I)., Mr. Oh.rl M. Coo., ol Woodl.nd,
Ul,.rn,lt M.Dlf, r... ul Milt Vor. . Mor.r
I.dJ, or Tjroa., P..
O. Tband... M.reh llb. h Wa. L.
Rl.h.1, Bi., Ur. P.rk.r I. U.rdn.r, ot Oflr.o,
.HK ..d Mri. Pili.no. I). Baith, of Fo', U.p,
Clnrldd wtj.
At tbe resideaea ef her son-in-law, Mr, M. L. 0.
KvsoB, ia Pike tewashtp, en Sunday, March 31st,
1870, keilah, relict of Jonathan McDowell, aged
early f 8 yeara.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS,
Clsarpiild. Pa.. Anril L 1"78.
Floor, per owt $.1 30
Rack wheat Flour, per cwt - I 00
Oera Meal, par wt,.M ..... I SO
Chop, rye, per wt...w m.H I SO
unop, mixed, per wt . i rt
BraB, par owt I l!i
Wheat, par k-jahel..M..M.....,H 13k
Bye, nor bethel. ..,...,....., , 7i
Oets, per bushel " 31
Corn, earl, per bashel 80
neat w aewt. ree basBel..., ....... , aa
Potatoae,aer aabel..i..,MMM...M. 30
Apple, per bashel 40 to 100
lams, per pouna f
H bowlder, per pound ..M .aMW 7
Dried Beef, per aoead 1 &
Cblekena, per pair...HMMHWIM 40
Butter, per pouad m M In
Rrga, per doeee.,...MM,,H..MH ' lo
Bait, per aaah, largel.MlM.A,VMvM , , y 3 00,
voai uu, per gaiiee..M 20,
Lard, per pnaad M Hi
Dried Apple, per peaad 1
Dried Peaahea, par pouad.. m.. . 10
Boaaa, aor bashel t 00
rRODDCE MARKET REPORT.
FbilsdblPBU, Anril I. Flour firm and steadri'
saperOaes, 9-1 60 i extras, $4. 00 Peaniylvaala
family.H 00(b)0 M Mtaaeeota da , $0.7k(jS.ba j
paieat aad higi grades, SaJ0(u;.
iiye Boar, s.x(a aa.
Wheat an Uied aad levari ib : amber. ll.SSlA
1.40 red, 01 IK4 1 -M white, 1.40( lea.
vevaaaaM iMiur,
Cereaaoitedi jaltew, iia via i mlaod. Lilt
Ihc.
Oau weaken Peeaivlvaala white. OftfJlT. .
Wamera da4 laSOe da. mi aad, Ui(d)34e.
ye, woyoe.
Previsions a aead lobbies- trade bomb nerk.
ftlOSiQIO.70.
Bert aaw, I OA IT i India seeas beef. ft34fm3ft t
rmeked ham a, !(. pickled K OiTci green
do ., fte.; amoked shoulden, 4 & 4o ( thoalderi la
wit, 4K4,a.
Lard bra i loot butebsra', tU eity kettle,
Batter firm ; food deeaaad far cheloa creamery.
3233 B. C. A Y. eeirai, 38oJ0e Weal
art Keeerve, 17(a;30a.
-V ?ai ll' Weatern,
Cheese demand IIrui .& 4 ta.ta 7
Western ohoiee, lifyHi.
Seeds Under lb Increased offerings Clover
eed ii dull, and ae e,uno w-uioa la eboiea at
(71c 17ft bafi wore disposed of oa private
term. Nothing was said I either Timothy ar
Flaseeed.
Bark shows bo movrment, and w eaa only re
peat our nominal quotation af Mo. 1 quercitron
at 30 per toa.
Petroleum dull i re B nd, Dyo; crude, 9($Rlc
Whisky Western, $1.07.
Jfuw Yea a, April 1. Flour Btattaad Weatera
a shade stronger superfine and 8 1 at Western,
H.Mlfai eitra do., tbfiui li I ebolo du., 0& SO
Ot&.bO ; faaey do., Si 00(oft 76 1 round boop Ohio,
$i 06(.26; cboioo do., $3 0(n,8 76 ; superfine
western, $4 lOftiS common to good extra 4o
$6('V&.2( choice do., ao.(4-86 ; eholce white
whtat do., $5.U0CA.6O ; Bouthern firmer ; oom mon
to fair extra, 0i;(y,6.7 I god to choio do.,;
A.K0($7.6O.
Wheat Itiiiia better j oa futures not aotlvei
l.3VAl.20i lor No. 3 Spring, easb j $1.37 fori
do. April
Cora i1a better j mixed Wei tiro, 60(o?67c
for spot ; 6;ii(cbl7o fur future. i
Oats a shade firmer) mixed Western and Btate,
33(u):i0e t whit do., 8(5 4 lc 1
beer quleL
Pork firm; new mess, $10 26(5,10 60. .
Lard a shade better j May, $7.00.
Butter unchanged.
Whisky quiet j Western, $1.08j.
Chicago, April 1-Ftour firmer, but net quota
bly hi Mher bolder asking higher rates.
Wheat nnsettled ani lower ) market excited
and opened weak and lowes I alosed firm at out
side prices; No. 1 Chicago Spring, $1.13I..14;
No. 8 do. gilt edge, 11.124 ; regular, tl .10 for
cub, and April; $1,121 for May i aalee at $1.11
(il.l.li for May f No. 1 do., $1.041 rejected, 86.
Cura anaeltled and lewer, hot active 424.0 for
caih and April 4Jc for for June aale at 43
441 for May.
Oat in fair demand j loer and ansellM at
33c for eaib and April f 27jc for May.
Hya In good demand, and af shade higher, at
68Jc.
Barley firmer at 40.
'ailionil..
Prnnnylvanlnltnllroad
TrBONE 4 CLEARFIELD BRANCH
fK d .ft.r Mo.djr, JUNK it, 18T7, th.
VPUHDfit TrM will run d.ily (l..pt Hub.
d.yi) botw... Tjroa. uid Gl..rfild, M fullo.i
CLEARFIELD MAIL,
W. C. Inwi, Conductor.
LEAVE SOCIH.
LEAVE NORTH.
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Woodlud
D.rrett,
Lonn.rd
Doynton,....
OiomI.
Po.olton,.
tiummit,
Vbomom,.
Tyron.
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11.31,
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Cur..n.Till...
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CLEARFIELD ACCOMMODATION.
W. B. PLOMHtR, Coodoetor.
LEAVE SOUTH. , LEAVE NORTH.
Corn.Till 7.00 i. Tjroo. 1.14 P.
Cl..r6,ld 7:30 " V.bmo;m,....I.4S "
Laon.rd 7.44 " HbiodjII, 1.01 "
ll.rr.tt I 04 " Pow.llori .! "
Woodl.nd 120 " Owol. 4.34 "
Illgl.r, 8 .14 " BorntoD 4.42 "
H .II.O.IOB,.., B SO " Htrin.r'h 4 60 "
HI.. Ball t 06 " PbiUpib.rg...t 00 "
Or.h.m 0.17 " I (lr.h..ra 6 JO "
Pbillp.har,.. 5 40 " lllu. B.ll 6.46 "
Bl.in.r 60 " I W.ll.c.to.,.....0tl "
B"oloo 10.00 " lliglor 0.10 "
OiomlB, 10.20 " Woodl.nd .S0 "
Pow.lun,.,.l0 40 " B.rT0,.........l.i "
Homn.it 11.34 " Looo.rd .60 "
V.onn.oe 11.26 r. . Clirfi.ld 7.00 "
Tyrun 1.0 " ; Corwfoinll.,.7.31 "
I'llII-irSBl RO A MOSHANKON BRANCHES
L.AV. IODTM.
f, M. A. M.
t:l0
2:16 7SS
1:10
2:14 7:44
2:10 10:10 7:6
1:44 10:46 l:ll
1:61 10:61 1:11
2:67 10:6) S.IJ
3:01 11:02 1:22
3:07 11:07 1:21
1:12 11:1.1 8:36
LB A
VB rorti.
.TATIO.H. A, M
MorrLda.,
Pbilip.burf,
Kumar'.
P. M. ft M.
12:10
12:26
12:21
12:14
BoyntoB,
OwmoU,
Mo.b.niioa,
:4S
1:10
12:04 4:16
11:61 4:00
1 1:4 1:61
11:40 1:47
11:36 1:44
11:30 1:40
11:16 1:34
Ht.rllos, :!
IloBtidal., 1:20
MoUauKj,- 1:11
Kaiidrioh'i,
R.n.T. too
BALD KAUI.K VALLEY BRANCH.
TJiTMall. " T 'Mall'.' Kip.
f. M. A. H. ft M. A. M.
7 0S 1..10 T;roB. arrlTa 1.11 8.06
f.3! 8 17 Bald Eafla 1.41 t 41
1.01 1.30 Joil.n 6.10 1.00
14 1.44 Mil.thorj 4 46 141
1.31 10.04 Uoll.r.BI. 4.17 l.:i3
8.44 10.16 Milubnri 4.16 113
0.01 10.40 Howard 4.01 8.00
41 11.11 arrlr.L. 11...B la.T.1.16 1.26
TV RON ! STATION. -
KABTWABD. . ....I .RIT.1BD. A. M
Pi.lt, Kt.nu ..10 Pitl.hnr.il K.n'a.. l.fiO
HarrlibutK Am'ra, 1:301 PaelO. Kiprui, 1:11
P.M.
Hall Train. 1:2
Atlaotie Kxpreaa, 8:60
Pblla. Eipr.n, 10:31
P.M
Way Pati.n.r, 1:16
Mail Train, 8:34
Fart Lin., ' 7:01
Cloa. onnnaattooa mad. br all train, at Tjron.
.Dd Look H.T.B.
8. 1. BLAIR,
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BTAOI LINKS.
A alaal.BT.i Carwraavlll. dally for Reynold!
rill., at 1 o'elook, p. a,, .rri.lnfr at Rrynolderlll.
at 0 oelook, p. m. H.turnin,, l.a..a K.ynolri..
.ill. daily, at 7 s'olook, a.., arriving at Cur
v.nivill.Bt 12 o'okiek, a. F.ra, .acb way, $2.
A nag. 1..T.. Cnrwoaavlll. daily, at 1 o'elork,
p. a , for Dalloii City, arriring at DuHoi. Oily
at 8 o'clock, p. m. Katuroiag, lutr.a DuBoia .1
7 o'clock, a a., dally, arritingat Curw.D.villat
tl e'.look, at. Fara, .Bob way, $2.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW URADB DIVISION.
ON and after Monday, Dm. 10th, 187T,
th. baM.ng.r train, will raa daily (.se.pt
Sunday) batweon Red D.nk .nd Driftwood, ae
follow. I
RAKTWAflD. D.y Mailb.ru Pltlabnrg
8:30.. m. Red Bank 1 1:60 ( Sligo Junction 12:08;
New Brthlrhem 1:07 p. m : Mayavill. 1:36 1
Tro. 1:10 llrook.ill. 1:00 f Fuller'! 2:36 ; R.y.
noldarill. 2:61 : DuBoia 1:3.1 : Summit Tunn.l
1:40 I Penrlftld 4:03 WmIvIII. 4:17 1 BaneHtt.
4:61 1 arrirea at Driftwood at 4:66.
H 1 T W A It 1).D.T Mall lr.v.1 Driftwood
11:16 p. n.; Brnea.tU 1:00) Wndvlll. 1:40 1
Pralald 1:46; Summit Tunnel 1:07 j DuBoia 1:30;
Krynoldavill. 3:61 ; Full.r'a 2:67; Brookvill. 3:3: i
Troy 1:40) Meyevllle 4:16; Sim B.lhl.b.m 4:20 1
Sligo Junction 1:10; Hod Bank 1:27) arrlru al
Plttaburg at 1:10 p. ra.
Mr Tb. R.yn.ldavlll. AH.mnod.tlon iMral
Rnynoldarlll. daily at 7:61 a, a. and arrirea at
Red Bank at 11:110 a. a., t'ltlarrurlh al 2:1(4 p.
Uar.a Fllt.b.rib al 1:10 p. a I Rwd Bank at
44 p. an.; arriving at Hey noldavtlla at 0:06 p.m.
Cloa. conbeetlona aade with tralna on P. A S.
Railroad at Dnlt.ood, aad wttb train, on tb.
All.gb.ny Valley Hailrowl at kd Bank.
DAVID McCAA0,U.a'l Hup't.
, A. A. Jacb.oh, Sap't L. (1. Dir.
STAG! LINE. . ,
tLUartBLB TO riBPIILB. '
Tb. andaralgnod wonld iBfwa th. palll. that
b. la aow rnonlog aatag. lin. b.twwa Ulaarlleld
and p.nn.l.l, tnrw tla.a a nai -Tb.
atace le.vea Ol..rl.ld on Tu.ad.ya, Tb.ra-
daya and Hatnrdaye, at 1 .'clock a a., arriving
at I'enH.ld nl 13 o elwtk m. HMurntng ban:.
d.ya. L...M P.n8eld .1 4 .'dock p. a., Arriv
ing .t Cle.r8.ld at 1 o'elook p. a.
ConnMtltm la m.te with traina oa tba Low
Orado R. It. nt PanOrld. Faro, each way, 11.60.
OKO. W. UKARUART.
Clearlold, Pa , Feb. 13, 178
FARB FKOM CLEARFIELD, TO
fl.M.font., Pa II 86 Mlddletawa ...... 1 M
Lvk HaT.n.... 1 10 tarlt....,., 8 In
Wllllaaaport.,... 180 LaBeaatar 816
HuntiagJon.. 180 PHILADELPHIA 3 84
Lowlatown. I 00 Alto.aft.:,..,H, 1 86
M.ry.vlll.. i 40 John.to.n.M 1 10
OawM.ville...n,,,.. !0 1 Pkili.ah.r... ...... . 11
Ocoaola A6(Trrone ,. I 23
BARRISBIlRd... 4 fllPITTHBIJRO t 18
Sfw 3Ktrrrti9(mrnts.
jma.imi CLAomcAt hciiooi..
Tbla acboel will .pen la the U.narrf Ora
drd Kcbool hnlMlng. Cl.ar8.ld. Pa , .a MONDAY,
APRIL lid, 1878, udwailna.al.rea WM...
TnitiM. for Onaaoa areneb.a. ,.M.WMfj8 80 .
Hiaber Rogli.h and Claoloal 1 00
A Neraal elaaa will U forad If dnlrvl.
Clnrleld, feh.13 lit. I. 0. YOUNUMAN.
IVew Marblo Yard.
Ta. and.ralgn.d wobI. lefena tba puVlt. taat
he baa bm4 . h Maibl. Yard .. Third atreet.
opIMiette ibe Lulb.raa Oh.reh, where be will keep
ooaetaaHy .a bead a ataek of eart.aa kind. .1
aiblfc All hiadaar .
TOMBSTONES, MONDMENTS,
. PmiU for Ctmtltrt Loi,
and all other work la hla IIM will tx pnaptly
OaeentMl In mt .nd warhaanltk. aaanar, at
TMaMHJPMM.
ll.guwaaueaeatlaf.'t.rT were aad low price.
SIvahia.MH. ' t. FLABAKTIT,
.Cl.arl.ld, Pa. Merck IT, 1871-tf. ,
$rw avrrtistmrnts.
ADMlfUKTRATOItll' MOTICB.
Notlw ia b.t.by gtrea tbal UlUraof A4
aiBlitratloB an Ib. MtaU tt LEVI WETZEL,
let. of tlirard townabip, Cla.r6.ld wanaty,
Pa., drrapd, baring bMa d.ly granted t. th.
-".-..I. '.at. . ; ..x.f 'a-t to a.H arKt.
r.Tf i.We'' mt - Vjj-r
bavlBg .iaa .r danatid. ag-ataat la. uut ili
prM.nl tb.a properly autb.Dtle.t.d for Mttl.
atat without d.lay.
WILLIMINIA WETZEL,
JONATHAN WETZEL,
Adalnlatraton.
F.aruary 17, 117181.
CAirTION,-Aii person are hereby eaatloned
agaloBt anrobaaiog or la any way meddling
with tbe following property, now la tbe posses
ulna of Beoiaojtla UIoosj, of Pike lowasblp, oil t
Two horse aad Bern as, I twotWa wagon, 1
Sair twia eleda, 2 plow, I harrow, 1 above! plow,
cultivators. 10 acres wheat ta tha groaod, 1U0
bushels oom ear. 100 busbele oats, 2 steer. 0
ahoats, aoJ about 3 000 feet hemlock timber, aa
the aame was purchased by see at (Sheriff's aaie B
the llih in St.. and l lifi with said BeoJ. 11 loot
on loan only, subject to my order at any time.
A run B 0LtUUH,
Curweoarille, Pa.. Mar. lS-3t.
Asricultiiral Statistics.
r (As aft Citarjitld Ooutf t
Tb nodcrsiined harlot been appointed by the
Department, at Washington, principal reporter of
me Agricultural otaiiiiica oi uiearaeiu aonniy,
reipecifully requests the oo-operation of all to
assist, by sending tne suoscriner an tne iniorma
tlon tbey oan bearing upon the following ques
tions, bo aa CO enable him to make aa correct a
statement to tbe Department, aa possible I How
many horses have d ed in your borough or town
ship, and of what disease. How many oows and
calves, and of what disease. How many sheep
have yoa lost, and of what disease j bow many
killed by dogs. Ilow many hogs have yon lost,
aad of wbat disease. What prevailing d
amongst tbe poultry, in ail oases gue tne rem
edies used which have been found to be aueeeee-
fal, and in all eases to give tbe cash value of all
took as nearly as possibi. By tn eo -ope ran on
uf oar oltiien Ib general upon tbese important
particulars, tba Agaieultural report will beoom
ao encyclopedia el useful iafurmatioa to tho pub-
lie, by enabling the Iepertmnt to publish th
diseaoes, tne losses, aad tne remeaie inai nave
been found most benettotai In eertaia di
Any other imorioaiioe that will be eoufUered
public boneBt, will be tbankfulli raoeived.
Address th subscriber at Oram plan II Ills,
Cleaifiald Co., Ta. HAM U EL W lUtMlKa.
March 13, 1878-tf.
GEO. WEAVER & CO.,
SECOND BTRKFT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Hava opened up. in th. etor. rooa lately Mennled
by Wearer A Bella, on Seoond etraot, Urge and
well ..looted lock ef
Dry - Goods, Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
QTEENbWAHE, WOOD A WILLOW WARE,
HAM AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &c.
Which tbey will dirpoaa of at rrMoaabl. r.t.a
for caab, or eicbang. lor eountry protiuoe.
OROROS WEAVER A'CO.
ClMrt.Vi. Pa.. Jan. t. 1878-t.
FL.OUK. n:t;i,
AND ,
GItOCEItY
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
Boom No. 4, PI.'. Opera llouu
Clearfl.lel, Pa.
Keep eonatantlr on band
ai-QAii,
COFFEE,
TEAS,
SODA,
COAL OIL,
SVRIP, !
SALT,
SPICES,
SOAP,
Canned and Dried Frnite, Tobaeeo, Clgara, C.n-
dlci, Older ncgar,;ilutt.r, Eggt, Ae,
ALSO, EXTRA HOME-MADE
Wheal and Buckwheat Flour,
Corn Moal, Chop, Feed,"&o.,
All of which will b. aold cheap for eaah or la
leaange tor oonntry prodoo..
A.U.KRAMER A CO.
Clearleld, Not. I. lB7l..tf
HARTS WICK A IRWIN
. SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN ' '
PURE DRUGS!
OHBMIOALSI
PAINTS, GIIaS, DYE STUFF
TARNISHRR, '
. BRl'SIIES,
'' KRfnMar,
, . fANCY OOODJt
TOlLfcT AUTICLES,
: ; . , J . ' 1
Or ALL KINDS,
- .,' ' j ) . . . j , .
PVRK WINES AND LIQVOR&
. fat aAl6taal p.rpM.a. ,
fraaaM, SnpfortM, Beh.ed Iteoka and rVtaliaa.
! .ry, and .11 lkr .rtictM aaaallj
foaad ta a Drag Sum
PHYSICIANS' PRFSCRtPTIONg CARS
FULLY OOMI'OUNDID. Uarlag a kvrg. .1.
pertenc. In aVe bw.lneu th.y eaa gr. Mtir. MA.
lafactle..
J. 9. BARTSWICK,
JOH f. UWU.
OlNrl.H, Dmaher 18, Iltl.
pUrrlUuftuf. ,
IOH PRIKTIMU Of 1VIIT DE80EIP
ll.n awtly .iwmie al thla oHi.
ARaNOLD wants
a .fv a tr a. ii "n i avea
o.uutK'.jwau noaa lies.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolts & Saw Logs.
CunrenavUI., J.n. t, 78 If
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE.
Cu(oi,;., P.., Jan. , '78 If.
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles.
S11AVED AND SAWED.
Curw.naville, Jan. 8, '78 If.
"VTOT1CI5. A meeting ef the atockboldera of!
i.3 tb. ClearO.M Fir. Uric. Co., will bo b.ld
at thalr olfioe in Cl.arfleld, on Monday, May 8th,
1878, for tb. purpoa. ef rotiug oa tba iaeraaa. .f
tne oapttal atoca ol aaia wmpeay.
C. W. SMITH,
Cl..reld, Pa., Mar. 8 81. SnroUry,
F
OU SALE.
T be anderslcaed will sell at prlvat aale all
that treat or paroel of land aitaate la beeatar
township, Clearfield aoanty, Pa., with la a abort
distance of tbe Tyrone CUarAeli R. R., aad
adjoining laad of Robert Hudeoa and otaers,
aad know a as the Jaoob B. U ear b art lot Tb
said traot eontainina AO aeree more or 1. with
two vein of valuable eoal tbereoa. baa aboat 10
aero eleared, aad is tne key to a large body af
eoal about being developed. Will be sold lew aad
upoa easy terma
For particular, apply to
vaviv i. aLnntia.
Clearfield, Pa., July It, 1876.
TilSMOMUTION OP PARTMERTHIP.
XJ Notice ia hereby given that the eo-part-
neranip neretoiore eiieting oetweea Jesse uoaa
Ben, at Wallaeetoa, waa dissolved by mutual con
sent on tba 1 1 th. day of March, tn.tant. Tba
books and Booouata are left with O. Frank Oosa
for settle ment aod eolleetloi, who will also settle
all claims of tbe Ira. JKHHB GOSS,
U. FRANK OOSS.
Wallaceton, March W.73-4U
J hereby give nolle to oar old patron, aa well
aa to aew one, that lb basin will be eon tla
aed by me at the old aland, where I propose to
sen more and eneaper gooaa tn n were ever or
fend In ibis market. O. FRANK OOSS.
DIWMIl.UTIO OF PARTNERSHIP.
Notice ta hereby glvca that tbe eo-part-
Dentil p beretofure existing under tb Arm aame
oi Moor, nam 1 1 toa vo., to tn meroantii -justness
at Latbersburg, l'a.. was dissolved by mutual
consent ootbe first day of February. 1078, L. B.
Carrile having wttbdrawa from tba firm. Tbe
books, note and obligations o tb firm ar left
wjih Moore A Hamlltoa for settlement aod eo!
lictlon, and ibey will fettle all elaima against the
lata Arm. RKI'BKN U. MU KK,
JOHNSTON HAMILTON,
LKVVIrJ B. CARLLLB.
Lutfaersborg, Warcb lo,78-4t
The anderaigned deslr to oontlnae la tbe
business attb old stand.
MOORE 1 HAMILTON.
liJfiSl
PRIVATE SALE
OP ' 'J
Valuable Heal Estate I
The ondetilroed, Hvlog la Fenn two.. Clear
field eounty, Pa., offer the following ralaabl
neai kstatoior nua:
446 Acres of Land,
mora or leaa, la Beoearia township, lying oa tbe
norxn siae oi oig vieaniew eraB, aaa wilBia oae
mile ef tbe same. Tbe above load t heavily
covered with hemlock, white oak, reek eat, and
ether bad wood timber, aod a aaatity af white
pin, aaid to be half a mill toa or more feet.
Th same l heavily underlaid with bttuminoua
eoal, and directly oa tbe line of railroad leading
from Houtsdale toCoalport. Its value taankaown.
Tbera are, also, other rateable mineral aa the
same.
Tbe above land lies aboat two aod a-half mile
below tbe village of Glen Hope, adjoining lands
of George Groom and other, aa wbat I known
as Porter run. The improvement aa the prop
erty are a good geared aaw mill, ia rannlna order.
a high dam, stone breast, made la tbe beat mea
ner, fit for almost any maohmory. There fa, also,
a large I ram dwelling bouse and frame bank bars
thereon, and about forty or fifty acres, more er
less, or tb land is eleared. Any person
wishing to invest In property of this kind will do
well to examine this property. I will nil tbe
whole or tbe undivided half iateeeet, as may suit
th purchaser. Tbeabuva tract af land will make
two or three farms, which will compare favorably
with the greater part af ear eoaoty. Prlee aod
terms made known t any persoa within to our-
chase. For further particular aall la person or
anureas me anaersigaea at Hramptaa Hills C.U.
Clearfield county, l'a. AM L W1JJKMIRB.
Jan. 0, 17 if. .
THE TIN SHOP!
4
IUUG Ml'OWS MAl'flIXE !
FRED. SACKETT,
ROOM NO. S, PIS'S OPERA H0C6E,
Clearfield, Pa.
Respectfully Informs hla eoseemer. aad the nab.
If In general, that he continue a to menu Tact are
all kinds of
Tin, Copper & Sheet-Iron Wore,
Of first, class material oaty, and la a work man
Ilk manner.
ROOFING and SPOUTING
done oa short nolle an.l very rot.uablo term.
COOK STOVES,
HKATINO STOVES AND Fl'HSACKS alwaya
apt in st oca, ann tor sat tow.
Gas-Filling and Plumbing
a specialty.
Gaa F Inure always aa Bead. All work guaraa
teed to give eat infection.
A share of pablle patronage eordtally solicited.
FRED, SACKBTT.
Clearfield, Pa., May f,17T.
The Bell s Run Woolen Faclorj
Penn townabip, Clw.r8.ld 0.M P..
-HUMMED U T 1
nt aot
BURNED UP!
The subscribers hava, at groat aipense.rebalHB
nalihrMtrbood aeeaaslty. la the ereatloa ef a firet-
las Woe lea Maaafaotery, with all tbe maderB
Improvemeata attacaad, aaa are prepared la make
all kind af Clothe, C east mares, Satlaett. Blas
keU, Flanaels, Ae. Floaty af goods a bead e
supply all oar eld aad a lbaad aew eartaeaera,
whom we aak lo corns as it vamlae ear ttoak.
Th baiiaees af
CARDINa AND FCLLING
will reoelve oar enpselal atteatioa. Proper
arraagemeat will be mad ta receive aad deliver
Wool, to salt easterner. A II werfe warraated aad
done ape the shortest aotiee, aad by Hriet ettea
tioa to aasiaess we aepe la raaitaa a naeraJ snare
ol fab e patroaage.
ItMKK) POUNUI WOO. WAVTBOI
We will pay the hit-best market atiee far
aad aall ear mean featured good aa low a almllar
good oaa be beagbt la the eeaeiy, aad wbeaever
we fall to reader aaasaabsa Aletoetie we eaa
always ba few4 al hem ready to make a rape
eipiaaauaa, eitaor ta pereea ar aa latter.
pHltdtf
Beer P.O.
JJtw Jdrrrtiitmniti.
. -v . I
&iited:::-.'..
BTAAVVBHIDQB A CLOTH I tR devire to maka known to eon.
tramen who find It Inconvenient to vi.it tha city every lima DRY
GOODS are needed, tint our Mail Order Department It io perfected
that ihopping may be done while nuing comfortably at home aa taiii
uctorily at at our counter.
All that li nccntary U to address to m a letver mentioning the kind
of goals desired, and SAMPLES to twlcct from will be Immediately
forwarded. Orders are Ailed at the identical price for which the good
are that day sold over the counter. Tha expense, trouble and fatigue
of going to the city are avoided and the good are selected from as
choice an assortment as would ba Inipectetl were our establithment
visited in person
For years we have made this peauliar branch of tha Dry Goods bos.
Iness a favorite study, and tha success of oar MAIL ORDER DC
PARTMENT U attested by tha fact that an order is rarely filled with
out making a permanent customer of tha person ordering. Every order,
be k for a yard of muslin or a wedding trousseau, meets with tha moat
careful and prompt attention.
SAMPLES or all kinds of DRY GOODS, SILKS, DRESS
GOODS, PRINTS, LINENS, FLANNELS, CLOTHS, etc., with
widtht aadprieea correctly marked, promptly forwarded on application.
STRAWBRIDGE & CLOTHIER,
N. W. COR. EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS,
PHILADELPHIA.
GENUINE BARGAINS AT
GUINZBURG'S CLOTHING STORE.
lVeatern Hotel Corner, Clearfield, l'a.
We have jast received an entire new stock of
READY MADE CLOTHING,
For Men, Youth's and IioyV
These gond have been selected with parlinular cure, and bought lor onh at
panic prices-. We are therefore prepared to compete wilb and tell
cheaper than any othor house in the county.
We will aell you full suits of Spring Clothing at from t2 50 to IIS 00.
For fifteen dollars you can buy aa gnod a suit now as you could get one
year ago for $25 00, and all othor artic-loa proportionately oheap.
; , Wo have also reooived a comploto stock of
NECK WEAE, GENTS' FDENISHIN3 GOODS, TRUNKS ami VALICES,
V ! HATS, CAPS AND UMBRELLAS.
1'Ioase call and examino our slock beforo purchasing.
J.B l-.prll 171 A.GUTNZBURG, A.ni
THE CHEAPEST BOOTS, SHOES & RUBBERS
AT GUINZBURG'S,
8ECO.ru ST., OPPOSITE VOI HT HOI SE,C1.F..1 RriELU, Pjt.
To the Citizens of Clearfield County :
Aboat a yaar ago I eatae aaionjr, yoa with a stock ef Boots, Shoes, Rabbsra and Farnlshln
Ooodat wilbla this tin I hav told aboat To Tbo aod pair of Boots. Shoes, ate., aad, with few
exeepiioas, tbese articles have fivea perfect satisfaction where gnod did aot tare oat exactly as
represented, tbey were at odoo rilaeed by aew oa, aa tb few who bsj ooeasioa to seek rodraas
oaa testify. Now let sne a ear yon that ibis Is oa mr Arsrktiob, but precisely what I will torn
lion t do that I, whea that which yoa hay ef ase doe not five, what yoa would tern, "yoar
moseys' worth," I will repair it at one, oa fair proof of it being so.
Feeling grateful for past favor, I aak a eootinaaBoe of a share of your patronage.
roar 8iBcry, 8. QL'INZBLRO.
To eloa oat a big lot, we offer t
Wtan'i Rubber at
Men' Robatra at
Lumbcrato'a itra haavy Overshoe, with hael, al
Ilea 'a wool-ltoed Overshoe, at
PRICE LINT,
Woaea's Lsaed taatisg 8ba M eta. Womea'i beat Calf Shoes 1.60
aaad t aall for tt.oa. ased to aall at $2.10.
Womsi's Laoed Maroeee Sheas. 11.10 Wosaen's Laeed foxed Shoes i.U
ased to sell for $1 .li. ased t ssli at $1 :0.
Weataa's Laeed Calf 8boer l.H Wo own' Baltoood Morooco Shoes 1.40
aaad U tell at $1.0. cd to sell at SI.7I.
Weajta't hoavy far Shoe 1.10 Wornae' Kid Laeed Shoes 1.1
aaad ta sell at $1.0. sd to sell at tS.Sft.
IN MBN1 WEAR A
Mea's heavy wloter Shoe, doable sol... 05 eta
Mea'a heavy kin Shoe Si .36
Mea'a heavy eairdreased Shoes I 64
Hen s beat aslf dressed Sboea 1.75
Mea'a kip working Boot Mi
Mea'a kip workiag Boots, doaile sol.... .4t
Mb's kip workiag Boot, Up sol t.00
BOYS' SHOE8
la ttl) 4UTeat Hrlee, frea fl t. tl.Sl. W.rktn, anl Mkool aneea, froa ti ll to tl.il for Uat
oalf akin, .Btuned inn ehoea. Bo;.' Ktairn tap nit Boota, 11.10.
MIMNI BHOICS 14 A
Mlaaaa' Khool Shoe.
MiaM.' tarn aboM
MiaMa'a.naia. mil abM.
Miwi' dreaa Hhoee
MiaM.' Area. 8a.a,
....(5 eta
... tl.U
.... 1.11
. - 1.10
..... l.M
CHILDREN' AND BARY'V.
Oood. solid, battened, faled SboM for ebildren. AS ennta. Good, eoaper tipped, beelod 8bo,a for
ehildrrn, t mil. Robber .nd dreas Hboea, 11.20. Beb.'a Shoe, of .Jl kioda, 10 sta. and ap.
Mea'a and woa.a'a ali,n.ra, II OMta. Fbw peliah, li oeaU ,er bottle. Eboe etria,a, 4 0.0 la per
doaaa. Buttoa booka, I cat ..eh.
Clearteld, Pa., tf 11, 1877.
"CENTRAL" HOTEL, PITTSBURG.
fa?.1-!
Smithfleld Streef, from 2d to 3d Avenues.
Tbe Boat centrally leeaUd Irrt elaaa Dona, la th. Citr. 8tre.t eare paal tbe door ererr (ra
elnatu to all lb. O.pMa aa J all part, ot both pltiet. TcrnM, 1 per 4tj.
WALSH & ANDERSON, Proprietors.
Tbe KarraurAB, af Cle.rl.ld, neel.eA weeklj at th. Hotel aad pleMd ea tie forth, beaedt of
setu froa Ibla BMIloa, tt. Jan. 1, I17s.la.
JEMOVALl
JOHN McGAUCHEY
Wonld respeetfally notify th pabllr generally
thai he haa reaoved hi Qreoery 8tore from
8haw'a Rw, to the build lag formerly oeeopied
by J. Mile K ratter, aa Seoad atreet, aexl door
to Bglr' bard - are etora, where he latend
keeping a full liae of
OROCEniEN.
HAM8, PRIKD BKKP mA LARD.
8V0AR8 and 81 R VPS, ef 1 T.dM.
TEAS, Hren tad Blank.
OOrriR, Routed Bad Una.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
CJA'A'KD REITS,
All blBda la lb. market.
PICKLRrl, tn jera .nd b.rr.U.
SPICKS, la Mr.ry fvna ..d rerlet.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL ILlrlD OF CR ACKKRH.
SOAPS.
MATCRES,
DRIIO APFLKS,
DRIED PEACUEb,
DRIED CHRRRIKS,
Ootl Oil sad luup CiUmntTS.
Amt . pad aawHarat tboa. Iblap anrall;
kept la a FkM MM, btb k. will .lek.A.
at BarkMla, M Ike Barbel prim.
WUI wll ht Mek ae .be.pl. e. hi, tbw dm.
Plow, wll a.A aa. kit aiwb aaA if IW
jeBreaa.
. , . iOUN McOAUUDtT.
EeMr.. Jm. t, UTS.
40 ee&ls.
ftO eats,
1.16.
l.M,
WOMEN'S WEAR,
FOMTIVE BLAt'CHTER I
Men's Elaiir kip worktog Boot, tap sol.. 13.60
Men dress Boot.. H ,... I.3&
Men's best ealf Boeta , S..0
Mea'a beat ealf Boota, sewed H. 4.00
Mea'a beet ealf Boats, sewed... Ml
Mea'a heat ealf Boots, sewed - t 00
IIDKDREO KTVLBS.
IMiaaea' AreM Shoea
Eleaeo' Area, Bboea
Miaaea' kid Bboea...
I Mlaeee' but Sboea...
Miaaea' kiAShoaa...
. 11.7i
. 1.00
toe
. ISO
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.HUM AT CRAZY FIGURES.
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SURE REWARD.
D it AH TO PAY FOR A aYAK.n,
$4 to $10 Per Aero.
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lite i-i nil.! llnliU MtitJ liitllaiM
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TITI.K lHUTT,
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terrno dvnuuhi m rlituc-la buxa
tiu bkirr.''
Uunnlna sin aism iiire n aitr-rad v
markrta wrl.uoU Mallr4 rm
islftleig thntUKll centr ot'lhKraiil.
Nrnd for patnihl t, l.n,llU ar
ernian.
Addrttxi U, O. Ill ill4HT,
fin tD It 1 1 in., UK II. '
Marah 11, Uri-Jtw.
DRUG STORE.
H. B. SPACKMAN,
DRUGGIST and CHEMIST,
At Sba.'a aid II. ad. ClwrteU, P. , Ul )bM
opmed a ... itoefc of
ri he a.ro aTncau dhvvs,
and ta ... preaml te fBr.Uk aarlaUf la Ib.
ib. he. tl 0r.ni aad MadwlM at lb. r.rj !..
t eah prla.a. 1
U. baa alee H head a lera. etob tl Cabs
B.lr and TMk Brubea, Pea., Anl.lM, T.tl.1
and hbaeln, So.pt, aa i ..irjialB, aaaall kept
la Irrt-eliA, Drwt 8ur
PflYSICIAKS' PRESCBIPTI0N3
waprand .lib nrt, d.r tt alfbt. A Hbwal
.bar. tt pair.. a, reweitft Miertrd.
H. k. bPAOKIU!.
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