THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEAKKIELD, PA.
WKDNRRDAT HORNIXO, MAT I, 117 I.
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In N. VorB Cur.
Mttl.ittioirrt
MRihitdlHt KnUcui.al Church Bev. J. 8,
IIlMi'BHIY. Petr. HervioM avery .Sabbath
t Ull A. M., end 7( P. M
Hahhatfa Unhuol st V A. M.
Wtvtr UtiaLtnc evorv Thuudef, at 74 P. M
Onia union t4trv.ee, Aral 8bbeth of vry
month, at IftJ A. M.
Wiit Clearfleld M. F. Cliurrh.HtTi
William H. Dat ud W. B. Wilio. Paetor.
Preaobiog tvery altera. Bandey, at o'oUeh,
P. M. Bead; Bobool el I. P. U All ar In
vited to eUand. .
Preib)(rUn Church H.t. II. 6. Bdtlbr.
-fUhbatli eervicee morn in and tvtniof 8nb
beth School at I P. M. Prnytr.ellng Wednes
day vuiBg. ,
Ht. fraud' Church Catholic-Rt. P.
J. Hukridak Preaching at 104 o'clock, A.M., on
th Int. third ud fourth Sundayiof each month)
Vaaperi and Ueutdiolien ofthe Bleated beeremut
at 7 o'clock, i. .. Punaay Dcaooi tvery ohbu
afternoon at 1 o'eloch.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
VI Ml r SOLDI. aVABTII IBHIOBt OOOBT.
Peeond Monday tf January.
Third Monday of March.
Ftnt Monday of J una. ,
Fourth Monday of Bptabr.
TIKI OF lOtOHB OOHMOU fLUB.
Flrit Monday of Jun.
8eond Monday of November.
pvblio omciRB.
Prtiidtnt Jsdao lion. Charlea A. Mayor, of
l.nnh If avail.
Auittant frw Judg Hob. John H. OrvU, of
Bellefont.
AMet( fja Abram Ogdan, Cltarfltldf
Vinotnt U. Hull. Uloarnoia.
rolAonoforKli Bloom.
tefi'Hr mmd ilwordar L. J. Morgan.
Diilriel Atlornf Wm. M. MeCulloufh.
7Vafiirf David HoOaughay.
Shtrif Andrew Pntt, Jr.
Xpnio 5iri CbrWt. J. Kaairity, Clearflald
Coitaly 5nrPy or Samuel F. McCloikey, Cur
Mun.vtlla.
t'oMniy W.MioNr Clark Brown, Cloar
fleld i TbontM A. MoUeo, Chait P. 0 Uwrli
lloovtr, Claarflald. . m
Amafw Wiiort Wllllan V. Writht, OeBr
Hold Hamoal A. Caldwall, WilliamigroTO ; John
n. rnnnf. H urn Ida.
Count Ccroiwr J. B. Ktff, Wow Waiu.H((ton.
Jury Commiliontr Dr. Jatuaa P. UurobOcId,
Clcarnod, Joaaph Atatandar. Madam.
8prinfndnt of Pttblio School John A.
Oranory, Curwanirille.
UtaUraf WtiykH dtfanHrat JtnaaW. Carllla,
ofllea at Troatrille, Pa
Notmrim Pubti-Jvb W. Wrigley, Wm. B
rf.k.... t, r.r. Unpa.m. Clearfield: Joaaib U.
Irwin. N'. B. Arnold, Curwaoirilla j J. J. Lin(U,
Ototola Milla t J- A. Lirinnstona. DuHon City.
Oar Special oolonB li dacidedly InUraallos In
loan, point of view, and problablt raoding to
oatildara who want to money.
An adjourned urtfiiment Court, of
evaral daya duratiuB, wu bald la tail ulaoa laat
wter. Judja Mayer nrttidrd.
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If you desiru lo muka ft profiublo
lofaattnent i valuable Undi, rrad tbe advartiaa
wftt in tlilt aper beadrd ' Michigan Landa," Afl.
Wheat ftnd ryo out in hoaJ in April
ti a aigbt that but lew in tltii ractluo Ura beuld.
Tbia was witnemd in Clearfield ooooty ihUyear.
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Tho Ovorstiern ol tho Poor of Hum
aida t rta'b bava aa eiirjy pauper ob band, and
Ihey publlih b caution In ihii Uiut, notifying tba
puhllo of that faet.
IIov. W. ScottSviison, of tbo West
Clear 11 aid M. K. Church, apd Hit. J. 8. MeMur
ray, orihia borough, wllleiehango pulpit neit
Hun day morning.
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Mr. Simon Sbloa, of the new Phila
delphia Clothing Store, tn the Opera llouao build
ing, ealla tba attention of our reader to fall large
lock of aloihlng, As., which ha it telling at low
prii-oi f r cah.
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Tho alarm of 6ro hvt Sunday fter-
noon wm oeoaiioned by a defect ire Due at the
ou:h end of Mr. O. L. Rred'f reiidruo, on Fint
etreot, Tbe Br baring been dWeorered In good
time, the damage doaa wae trifling.
Some necoBRary rtipairnand improve
ment! are being made to the Prrihyltrlan Churob
and irrouadinge, in tbia place, during tbevaea.
(Ion of tba pattor. Large and eonrealent ahedi
for tbe aeeommodaiion of the boraaa of oountry
member! are being arte led on tbe rear of tba tot,
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A Nkw'Tbial. The Supreme Court
of Pennsylvania, for tba Mjddle DUtrlot, mat at
Ilarriaburg Lett Monday, and delivered IU opinion
ia tbe can of Mart la V. Turner, of tbia county,
awarding him a aiw trial. Whoa or libera it
will lafco plaoo, bo one li ablt eren to eon j tot ore
at tlili time.
Postponed. No Murphy Temper
aao meeting wu held oa Monday avaalng lait,
oa aeeoaat of lba illaia of Bar. W. S. WiUoa,
who waa to dolWer b addren aa tbli oeeaiioB.
A meeting of the ClnrDdd Temparanot I'nloa
wilt be held In tba Court IIobm neit Monday
rentag, May ISih, at which true It la expected
that Iter. Wllion will b pretrnt and id J raw tbe
audience.
Tub htw Bbhob. The Coramitloe
appotatod for tba par pot, oa Sato rd ay hut, al
lotted the new bridge, to be erected aoroai Clear
fleld erock, at LlU'a Fording, to Harrleon Miller,
of Plko townibip, for tha torn of $1,900. The
bridge la to beaittfea foot wide, ISO feet in length,
ingle aptuh good No. 1 atone abuttttetita, and
without a roof. Mr, Millar agree to complete
the job In four month!.
Fair and Fehtival. Wo learn that
tat lady mambora of tbo Clearfield M. K. Church
parpoto holding a Fair and Strawberry Feitlval,
la tba baaemeut of tbo Charch building, la thii
horougb, tommtnelag cb Tueedny, tbo 3 let day
of May, and will be eontinuad for aereral daya.
Aa one of tbelr prime article! of Faith la free
grace, of eunrao, everybody la la riled to attend
and partake of tbe enjoy man ti oa tbia oooailoa.
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. Sol. gaid George Haines, two no tori -ooi
ebaraetara, who are eervlog ot a term ia tbe
(' Weatera Penitentiary, for tbo laroeny of a bene
f and buggy, tbo property of Samuel II. Irwla, of
LawrtBot) townahip, tbia county, worn takea to
the eoanty-eeat of Clarion toaoty, woek before
lait, and triad fur tba robbery of a aloro, commit
ted aomo tlaea age, aear New Bethlehem, tbo
Lo Grade Railroad. They plead guilty, and
Judge Joah added one year and four aaoaiae to
rack of their term a.
... h J tnoctinif of tho Murphy Temper
anoo L'aioa waa kald at BjWaa Urora M. K.
Churob, la Morrla lowaabip, laat Balarday eren
Ing. Tbo toDgregatioa waa a large one, la aplU
of tho unfavorable woathor. Tbo meotiag wac
additaied by Fred.'k O L. Buck, Etq., of Clear-
Bold, after which aa In v Holloa waa tended to
Iboao promt ta beooa kembera of the organ ita
lics. Thirty-three aew aamoa war added to the
roll. Soma asoelleat muaki waa loin lined by the
fmlly of Mr. BamM Hooter.
" Vindicatob." A minute editorial
rabeartal of the oar la lb itaftommn't Journal at
tbo time, with aa appoadli by two ourroapoadoala,
" Soalpel " and M X," ainee, wo deem auOeleat for
thaoocaeloa Waoanltandnamorioa thataohject.
Tha parly aAlettd baa aur aympathj. Wa are
Rot disponed to oautettae hor wound any more,
add wo hog hr pi don for what hat happened.
Wa were no volunteer la tail matter, bat were
" logged " Into It, aad we art row getting tot
tho bait way w aa. '
A Narrov KCApK.-()n la-t Friday
a week, tha largo aptoab M dam, wa tho hood
watort at 9iaay Lick crook, aoar the Sammlt
taaael, tbia coaat, erected by Mr. Joha DuBola,
gar way aad looded the oouatry below geacr
rally. A family wilding a abort diataaee below
the dam had their dwelling bouaa aad bar a wept
away, and their cow, bog aad ohickeaa wore all
drowned, while the family iweoocdod la facaptag
with tbelr lire, miraeuloui ai M any aaem, by
being waebod athoro, cllaglag to tontlng limber.
Too Lati I We blve ft noanber of
tommnarcatloaa oa head rotating la tho oleotiow
of a Cowoty 0r per lot on n t, hat they earn to
hand too late ta be oil! load la tbia eampoiga.
That tri ciuimI apooh baa peace 1. aad tba dattea,
hanori and amolumaau of tbe omoo hare heea
aoafeirto by tho Director!, upon M. L. MeQuowa.
We J art WMt to aoo eay meuoaerlat on that
aat'Jtot for three year. Wa ara poraoaalty aa
qualnled with Mr. MrQoewa, and we feel eon I drat
that ho Boeeeaea the owwoattoaol OjUellleetleBe
aad pertoaal lategrlty la diaobargehlf foblle da
tiea la a proper meaner. But ahould be fall, ta
ay aartloolar, la hia eReial dutloc, our colomae
ill alwaya t opoa ta dlaroic hla cwadwot ai aa
cRecr.
Tin Tkiasurer'h Proobamme.
CeaBI Traaiurar Molleugbev pabliahM hti eD'
their "dlDg-Mli" reed, whia be will la Ihvir
rlie.llr. boreuxbe ud towa.htpa.
CoLKUANH TiOUIHIANIANB. Thia olo
brated troupe of Jubilee 81 nacre will gire a con
errt la Pia'a Oera lfouac, Clearfield, on Friday
evening, May 10tb. Siaow tbelr appearance ia
thle place raat September, tbay hare roof eight ly
to lara audience! la the caalcro Hlalcs and bar
met with a warm reooption everywhere. Tboae
of our raaden who bad tho pleaauro of bearing
thorn oelo're will ba fled of anhrr opportunity
of liateniog to thoir awtet atMit, and Ihoe
who failed then t boar them ahould not do an
tow. They clog tbo aongcof SJlun and old I'laata
lion meloiiea, aa originally lung by the colored
Aontica ' of the fiouih, and ghe an mtntaln
munt that la worth boa ring, Tha prloea of ad
million hare been roiued to ti oauta for adult,
15 ocBti for children, and X6 centa for referred
aaate. Everybody ought to go and bear tbem.
Bor T)rowned. On Sunday a woek,
Amur DeWitt, aged 17 ycara, and an M-year old
aoa of Michael Bran Iff, of Bteearfa luwmbip,
built a dog rait," act aall on Clearfield crock,
and attempted to pan orer tbe dam at Olea II ope.
Tbo cheating baring been torn or the dam, the
rait dumped Into tbe crib, and the boya were
thrown into tbe loaetioa of (be water. The
youngest buy waa thrown far enough to paaa over
the foimlng billow a, and ho awam to ibor. The
ldr hoy plunged around la the water and about
the erlbbiag for half an hour, but lb hundred!
of panona who were oa tbe ahore at tbe time
could act lend him any naclitanoe, Boarda, ropei.
eta., were thrown In, but tbey fell abort and
failed lo reach the unfortunate lad Finally, froi
exhaustion, he went ta tbe bottom and waa aeon
0 mora. We bare not learned, whether lb body
haa beca recovered er not.
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' Cliarkiild Coal Tradb. State
ment ef Coal and other freight cent orer tba
Tyrone A Clearfield Dlrlalon, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for tbe week ending April S7, l87d, and
tho same time last year :
COIL.
Fur the week .-.
Same time laat year....
IacreJC..M
Previously during year...-
Same tint laat year
Decrease .......
Total In 18TB
Same time last year .,.,...
Decrease .......
othrr r nai 0 are.
Lumber
Miscellaneous freights
H. 166 oars.
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A Local Incident. The Virginia
Slave Cabin Singer a, a troupe of negro minatrcU,
gar a concert to Arnold'a Hall, Curwenavill,
last Thursday a week, and the editor or tha 7iWa(
la alluding to tbo performance, says :
A very pleasant incident occurred liotnedtetely
after the concert given by .the Virginia filar
Cabin Dinger. It carries us bees to the ilays ol
slavery. Uo uf tbe buss singers, Phi-lip Free
man, but known years ago aa "Ned," wbea in
slavery, was aoooited by Mrs. I. B. begnt-r, who
formerly lived in North Carolina, with " V by,
Ned, bow did you get up bare 1 " Nvd, taken by'
surprise, hardly knew what to any, but bis joy at
meeting bis old su is tress waa unbounded. Ilia
faithful old raoe, black ae ebony, shone with pleas
ure, aad he greeted hia former uutrcaa in true
negro style. Years ago, Mr. tslcvensoo, Mrs. 8eg
ner's former husband, but lotig ei.ioe deceased,
bought Ned and presto ted blot W his wife fur bor
special use, and lor many years be was her faith -tul
and devoted body sorvaot 1 but the vicissitudes
ol the war freed Ned from bondage nod separated
mistress and scrvabt. Now, after nearly fifteen
year of separation, they are thrown together as
it by enanca, but not as m litres ana stave. ne-J
Is last growing old, and through bis curly, black
bair are seen emblems uf ajtttduesi, and bis former
niitreasis well over on lb other side of lile. Par
bap their next meeting place will be "beyond
the river," in that land where all arc equal and
the faithful servant will reap his reward.
Mr. Segner ia a sister to Messrs. Benjamin and
Jonathaa Hartshorn, who were aUaya sealuua
Autl-iSlaveryitea. This incident goes to show
just how far local and selMnierest will control
conduct and viawa of famlllea.
Bankruptcy or the Beaver Mill
and LunbrrCohpaht. Tbia Company, com posed
of Thomas M-Cauley, of Altoona, Edmund Ulan
ehard, of Ba lie font, and Wm. II. Armstrong, of
Wliliamspurt, has tiled a petition In bankruptcy.
The petltioa seta forth the debts of tbo firm at
$22t,au. The burdea of the break baa fallen on
Mr. Armstrong. Tbe etatcmcot shows that hla
individual liabilities are nothing j but he be
raiaed fur tbo firm on faia individual property
tau,0ul, end hia liabilities as endorser are 8I,-
418. dl. Of tbia com, he endorsed for Thomas
MoCauley, $flO,il SS ; for Lewis (I. Iluling.
AOO; (or Edmund Blancbard, $1,767.20. Mr.
Armstrong aays the Arm on him 1 130,000, Me
Oauley leO.ouO, and Bleu chard abont 3,o. lie
states in tha petition that his BnanolaUmbarrass-
ment arises solely from hi eonooetiua with Ihia
firm, of wbioh he waa a silent partner. lie says
hia par teen were represented to him to be re
spoBitbl for tbelr proportion of llabilitlea that
Ight he Incurred, but hat It has proved other
wise. He baa a credit balance of tl 12,000, whil
h othr partem arc Indebted to the firm. He
aays hla whole, estate baa heea given up to meet
the partnership llabilitlea, and it baa proved In
sufficient, nod that he had "no individual debts
whatever, aava tboae Incurred la behalf of the
Arm la tho vain effort to pay Ita debts."
"Beahly" Kscapkd. A crew of
Clear a eld creek raftmen encountered a bit ef
roinenoe on Sunday, April SStfa, la I he vicinity of
Three Huns, la Kattbaua township. Tbey hug.
gad a point a little too aloe ca tbe right hand
aide of tha rive, above the first run, and ao
wrecked their raft that they had ta "tie up" for
repalri. After having contained about half a
day In this way, one of the men went or chore to
untie the oabla, aad, bearing a mailing among
the leavea, he turned his eyoa up the tide of the
mountala, and there cipled three black bear eala,
aad he Immediately carted on his twe comrade
to asalat In capturing tbem. He sailed in " and
gobbled up on of the cubs, and put for hla raft
with bli prise, It yelling with all Ita might until
he reached the ahauly, where h" dumped It la.
Hla comrade sueoetded la capturing tb other
two but tbelr erfrs brought Mrs. Boar to the
front, she taking a positive between tbem and
the river, and afterwards made for the party with
her mouth aa wide open aa tb door of their
shanty. Tb raftmen dropped their prise oa tb
ground, lo th presence of Mra. Bear, and then
took refuge behind a tree for half aa hour, all
tbis time clandestinely eying tbo happy family.
It waa a long half hour for tha kidnappers. Fin
ally, Mrs. Bear and beitw cab moved up along
tb abore a abort distance, and on of the raftmea
yelled ta hla comrade or tb raft 1 Untlej we're
oomlng 1 M Tbo command wac obeyed, tbe men
oa tb shore making the fastest Urn oa record,
and wbea they Jumped oa lb raft, Mr. Bear waa
only about fifty feet behind tbem. The twe cub
sat ap a squall, and tbe mother tamed back to
look after tbem. The raft, la tba meantime, with
one ewb aad crew, gilded down stream eat of tb
reaob of danger.
Tba cap tared cub wa ea exhibition at tb
Shaw Heese, la this piece, for a short time, laat
Tbnraday eftraooa, a tb property of Frank
Mebaffey aad James McObce, of Bell township.
Tb little M varmint la supposed to be six or
seven weeks old, vary lively, aad is qnite na later
eating curiosity,
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THE NEW DIRECTORY,
Mr. W. H. Keener, who kaa heea energetically
employed 1r getting up a complete hand book,
kas almost reached tb cad of his work. Hla
corps baa finished the work la Blair county, nod
tho oanvass of Clearfield county waa commenced
ca Monday. Tb baainaes men ahould b enrefel
lo ee that tbia project dnea not suffer, for It ia
Bscloss ta hope for a d rente ry an leu the patroa
age of business men Is ample. A work ef this
kind ha certainly been Beaded ! four year ta
rather a long laterva) betweea publications, and
Clearfield ta fortunate ta having boea lacluded,
Tha hook will he about a half larger tha tbe eld
owe ead It circulation will ha exieodad to the
Brlacipal betels la WuahlegtoB, New Yorh, Phila
delphia, Pittsburgh, Bostoa, Uhleef 1"ort
every towo la tbia Bute. Ita elroalatiaa through.
eat Bmir and Clearfield eoaatiec will he general
It will b a book of geaeral t a for null o a n4
reference, end will cental a geaeral directory af
Altoona, with business directory ef the principal
town of Blair aad Ckarfield coRatUc a revised
Hat ef the poetofll ta lb State j rut of the
Court of Common Plan, Orphans' Court, Quar
ter Bessioes, Oyer aad Terminer, and Kqutty
araetlec members of tho bar of Btalriad Clear
field cwuRtkM 1 L'nlted States legal loa abroad)
President aad Vice Preeldeats ef the Halted
Slates I Coasals and Be. bossed ore of heme aad
foreif a cooe tries, with their addressee ( U cited
into aad State Ooveramvau, oMelel role res af
Stat election for 1 07? 4gh'c aad mean res of
Brcduoe, caul aad Urn, regelated by, stalut cud
custom 1 rallreada ta Ponasylfaata 1 Itecteral
College, 1171, af Peaasylvnaia Supreme Court
f PeoesTlvaataj Jadgoc ef Court af ooeamoa
Fleas aad A see slat Law J edges threugbewt the
State 1 eUlemeat ef the debt of Peaasjlvaaia
Router aad Reproaaatatlv la lb XLVth
CnngTC.
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A 8inuclar Fatal Aocidrnt. We
learn rrom the Wllllemapert Sam, that Mr. D. 0.
flrlfca, af Brady townahip, Lyoemlog county.
The einumatauew wor rata.v 4 r, aaw i
as follow! t Mr. O. pat small cedar eprig la blf
mouth on laat election day, and be waa aeiied by
a cough lag spell, when the sprig passed Into hla
windpipe, and afterwards Into hit right lung,
which caused bis death. Tbo best of medical
skill wa rendered htm, but tbe sufferer continued
U grow wore, unill death released him at tbe
time above mentioeed.
Tub Firbt Day of May. Wo took
e look at vegetation ea that day. The peach,
pear aad cherry trtes were out of bloom, apple
Wee la full bloom, raspberry shoots twenty-six
Inches high, oelea tops Uten inches blgb, beans
with foer leave, grape via shoots three inch
long, th BtfW growth oa some branches of a
Siberian crab tre was as much as sis Inches, end
everything else seemed as far advanced at this
time aa tbay were on she - first day of June one
year ago. Tbo change Is remarkable for this
latitude 4 1 dj degrees), and we cannot help but
look upon It with suspicion
CI.ttARFIELD COUNTY ATTAR.
In a lata Interview with Mr. Newton, the Su
perintendent, we learn that the work in the vari
ous deperteaeats of our Clearfield County Histori
cal Atlas progress favorable. Many of our
eitiaens have bed sketches taken of their resi
dences, farm, buriaesa b usees, snill, faatorlea,
, as mar be acen ia tbe list which accompa
nies this article.
It ta important that every ImprovameRt, whether
Sub II or private, should be properly represented,
ur sister counties have ahown to their heatad-
vantare by the many decant lithoeranbe wbioh
ao fully indicate tbelr material resources and the
step forward tbey have taken oa tbe road to eom-
erciai importance.
Our citlien shoe Id see to It tba Clearfield
county Is nut behind In baring It Improvement
fruperly re pre sew ted. Tb opportunity of socor
ng a view of our homes, river crane, ehurohos,
Ac, will not occur again for many year. It ta
heartily desired by ail that the work in th view
dt4rttncut may be to comprehensive that tba
i llnstrated portion of lb Atla may fairly repre
sent tbe improvements ol tue county ; ana u do
this, our farmer, lumbermen and merchants must
not stand aloof. This feature of tbe Atla is both
ornamental and use tul, and Is second to no other
section of tb work Messrs. MoKUaen aad
Minn are now calling upon tbo oitiaeoa in the
various township, and on their return w hope
to hear a favorable report of our people's liber
ality and public enterprise.
Kxtra coulee of tbe engravings are furclshcd
those who have views taken, which enables the
owners to "have these bioture of their home
ncased In frames, or send tbem to their friends
residing; In other Dart of th Country, lb fol
lowing are the nstne of some of our citisens who
hare already contracted to have views of tbelr
homes aud buildings inserted In th Atlai ,
Portrait of Hon. William Blglcr.
Bird's-eye view of the town of Curweturilte.
First school buns la ClaarSold eeeoLy. r
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Hon. William Bigler Residence and lawn.
Judge O. R. Barrett residence and Arnce.
U. B. Uood lander rccidcncc and interior view
of printing office.
rung J. o. mohnaiir -renaence anu aur-:
roundiugs.
b. J. Kow a Son front and interior view of
printing office. . ,
o. J. Kow residence. '
A. D. frhaw residence nod surroundings.
James B. Graham residence, bank block and
other buildings.
idoiiard huaw rtkidcncn. mills and surround
ings, including the West Clearfield fair grounds.
Leonard uraiiod scnuol bulldiniand surroutd-
ucorge Tharnrasidenoc and surroundings.
A. J. Logan rrsiiJenoe and aurroundings.
Frank Fielding residence end grounds.
W. M. Shaw residence and ground.
James Kerr insurance office.
Dr. J. P. Bun-hit eld residence and fr"lce. Av
dipt. P. A. Uaulin residence and store.
COXWRHSVILLB.
Hon. John Patton residence and farm cyie.
Mis Annie M. Irvto, view of tbe John Irvin
estate property, obnsistinc of mills, lumber and
ratting scenes un the Husuehanna river.
iv. u. uraioard interior view 01 printing omce
B. A. Irvin view of th Irvin home tend.
Lt'THinaamita.
Daniel Ooodlander hotel, stir, and farm
scene.
Heubea H. Moor residence end aurroandinga.
Moore A HamiltoB store at Lutbersburg.
Dr. KeuboR V.Hpackman residence and 0 (Bee.
J. 11. Kdinger residence and store. -Charles
Marshall residence, cabinet ahop and
aurroundings.
Lewi B. Carlile view of saw mill, shtogte
ills and aurroundings.
sbadt Towxanir.
Rrastus Luther residence and farm scene.
Major Marti a 11. Lather reeid nee and farm
scene.
David Reams residence, sow milt, timber and
surroundings-
J. II. Beyler residence and farm scene.
Joseph Sevier, ir pottery works, residence mid
surroundings.
John Renins residence and farm soon.
J. W. Corp residence and farm scene.
Bliaa Rishel residence and surroondlngs. ,
O. M. TnompsoB residence and farm scene.
Keiiah Poatletbwait residence and farmaoene.
Christian Smith residence and farm view.
P. W . Drauaker hotel, eurroundinfs and farm.
Frederick Kobler residence and farm scene.
T. F. Risbel residence and farm scene.
SBLL TOWNSHIP. ; ,
H. H, Motiea A Bro. bomstad. mill, other
buildings and surrounding toenery
ti. u. Mouee residence, saw mill, school
bouse, river view and surroundings.
jam fljeue residence, bid Mcuee Home-
stead, other buildings and surrounding farm
view. t
Angua Miller residence and surroundings.
J. W. McOea realdence. Saw Mill, surround
ing aoeaery, and interior view ef Saw Mill.
John r. Lee reside do and surroundings.
Robert MahaSev view of resideRec tbureh.
other building! and surroandinge.
lames Manattey residence,, river .view, and
surrounding forest seen. ., ,,, ,
RtlRRBIDR rowisair,
Horace Patch in resldenee, mills, atore. other
bulldiaga, river view, Ac.
Jackson Patcbin store, residence and sur-
roundings.
A. W. Falchia residtiRoe, river view and sur-
roundings. . , . ,
Jobn v. t;oBnr reaideoo and store.' 1
(eorge Falebia residence and surroundings,
V. Tonkins residence, river view and sur
roondings.
Jobn King residence and surroundings.
James Mt Murray view of residence and store.
A. Bates resldeno and surroundings.
Anrt) Townsair. ' I
David Forcey view of homestead, with sur- I
roundings, and farm scone
Hamael P. nttsen, Buo Ksldeace.rarm build-:
Inga and farm scene.
Sobn btewert, Br view of the Stewart bome-
atoed.
Daninl St wart readme, surroundings end
farm aeene.
A. L. retain- residence suriwaadings,
RROi'ARiA tow Ban IP. '
C. Copenhavar residence and farm view.
J. M. 8 mith residence and farm view,
Jehu Lichtner residence, aurroundings ncl
farm view.
8. O. Dsvls-t residence, iurroundings and farm
scene.
Philip Putts residence end farm.
Samuel Hegnrty reuidenoe aad aurroundings.
BOUOS TOWRSRIP.
Joba W. Kyier residence, curroundlng and
farm scene, -
. 00 r marrow vowansu.
L. M. Coudrlet real denes, milts, store, firm
view do.
M. B. Conway residence and farm view,
KABTHAtr vewxaair.
J. 0. McCloskey resldenee aad farm.
Dr. J. W. Pqtter reeideBO aad awrroondioga.
1 ' RROX TOW ft I P.
James Calbcftrt reaideae aad farm scene.
Wm. M. Cathoart reaideae and farm scene.
Conrad Baker real donee aad farm.
8. C. Hnydw realdence aad farm. .
Reuben Caldwell reeideno and farm.
MoOTIBALR.
R. R. Flemlag view of residence.
PRDPIILD.
Dr J TI Kliee-resideeae end offloc.
F 0 Mow man residence and surround lege.
O D Weed exterior and inUrior view of drug
store.
Mrs. Julia A. LaTouebe residence aad sur
roundings. H l' stow tcwhrhi:
W D Woodward, if rt side ace, surroBadings,
saw mill, si.
J O Tyler residenae and farm view.
J B ilrwltt rasidenee and farm view.
David Horning reaidenoc and farm view.
PBNR TCWHSIIirt
Wm F Jchneoa teiideaac aad farm view,
John W idem tre resldenee and fenw view.
Samuel Widemire resldenee aad form view.
Joseph Davla reeideno and farm view.
KliskaM Davis residence nod farm view.
Patrick Daily res id enec and farm view.
Jason A Thomas Kirk residence and farm
view.
Jeerpk Kirk resideuoc and currountlings.
A C Moor. residence and surroundings.
WOODWARD VOWRHRIP.
Joha M. Chase -resldeno and farm.
rRARD tow mm p.
R. S. Stewart restdeaoa and river view.
Alexander Murray residence, tenant house
aad cemetery. 4
GRRRRWOOD TCWKBRIP.
KUh JohneoR rasidenee and surrowndings.
Dr. 1. P. tloyt reeideno and nrreuadinga
and river view.
James Johavoa A Sow rtiidenee, mills aad
surroundings.
wv Beta otvr.
F. 8. Weber Interior view af dry goods store.
Long A Brady later lor view ef hardware star.
j. stmerancj view ef ueivei netea.
Jha DwBate Heeidewee, mill, ether halld.
Inga aad ewrrewadtag.
Joha Rttmberger realdeaac aad grouads.
K. heala City HeUl building.
RCAVim rewusaip.
Mesct Owems reslceaee aad farm view.
David O ear hart residence, farm view aas!
coal beak
PRRatlWOR TWWRIHIP.
J. B. Fergeeet) ftddaajca aad fhrm view.
OCR a B TtWRSRIP.
C I Wood feetdcwee aad arrwwading.
Jka A, Murray res id once aad farm view.
JORRAR VOWMRIF.
Maj- D.W.Wiservsidenee, other buildings and
farm view.
ikr vownair.
law aa ft aWWi-itt
Lever Flegnl roatdenoe, larrouudingt and
farm accBCt
A. U. Ogdea resilience, farm view aad milL
Mrs, Elisabeth Carr residence and eurreuad-
Ings.
riamuol Fulli rtoa resideuoc and farm view.
Clark Brown residence and farm view.
Leander Denning residence and farm view.
Hun. A. C. Tate farm resldeaaaand lurrouud
ings. Abram Humphrey Residence and larro view.
Hamuli Brown reside do and farm view.
Henry J. Mead -reeidrnoe and arm view.
J. C. forest residence, farm and rirar view.
Ot'LICR TOWNSUir.
James Flynn view of realdence and surround
Inge. t
'' OScaoLA RCROUUR.
Qrorge M. Brisbln rcsldenj and lawn.
D. R. Uood residence end lawn.
en ion Townnoir.
Geo K Williams residence snd surroundings.
B, F. Her lay residence and farm soeoc.
Joseph Baylor residence end farm seen.
James Anderson hotel and blacksmith shop.
William Welly resideuoc and farm.
L. R. Dressier rcridenoe and farm view.
Charles Drown re side ao and surroundings
and farm seen,
tieorge C looser resldeno and surroundings.
Philip Knox rcildenoe and farm view.
A. D. Johnson residence end farm view.''
Leonard Kylofwvtew of tb Kylr House, in
Kylertown, store ind lurroandingi.
Adam Mover residence, surroundings and
farm soeoe.
Jama L. 6 tew art rlew of farm, Bxrm build
Inge and aurroundlogs. j j '
' FRlLtfSBDRU.
James Passmorw Hotel and born.
Albert Owen resldeno and banking-room.
RobertjLioyd -view ef th Lloyd House.
Aod maay others.
-- e
of letters remaining anclaimod
In tbe PoatoffloeatClarfild,fur tb weekending
April 29, 187S I
P. A. UAi'Lix, P. M.
Headquarters lor boots and mIiooh at
8. J.Uetei', CRnrewevlllcr ; ' " ; 1 art-Iti
t i 1 imhi . 1 . '.J 1 f
60,000,raiiroad tict wanted by A.G.
Kramer A Ca. ' . ' ia.B tf.
Wanted. 50,000 railroad ties, at A.
0. Kramer A OVa, Clearfield, Pa. jap. 9-tf.
A. G. Kramer At Co. want 50,000 rail
road tie. Jn. 9-tf.
At S. J. Gates' store, Curwonsvillo,
Is the place to bur yonr clothing. Hia prices are
very low. v r , , nyl-2t ,
S. J. Gates, at Cnrwonsvillo, has the
best assortment of Men's and Boys' Clothing In
tb county. ' , ' wIJt "
Salt 1 Lytic has just roceivod an
other lot of fir Salt, largest liaed twilled aaoha,
ao the article can be bad at two dollars again.
The best selection of goods to be
found anywhere Is at S. J. Gate', Curwrnavlll.
All new, cheap aud bait stylo arc to be found
there. yt t
Wanted 11,000 cords of Hemlock
and Rock Oak Bark, for which w will pay the
highest market price,
jylltf. A! 9. Krambr A 0a
Kc member that Lytic ii County
Agent for Lorril lard's Tobecoo, end can sell tbem
at factory prices. They ara the best tobaoocs In
market. Try tneBI' , ' . " t
Gatew' pent' furnishing store in
Ourwensville is taking tba lead In his line, in sell
ing good gotds at the lowest price tn th county.
If you want h compute outfit in th best style at
th lowest flgur, go to him. v ? jal.St
8. J. Gates, Curwonsvillo, has lust
retarned from New York aad Philadelphia, where
he was, during the past week, laying tn a large
stock of clothing, bala, boots and shoe, and other
specialties in the gents furnishing Una. Don't
forget when you are la Curwenavill to call aod
examine hia choice stock. mt-St
Dental Notice. Dr. A. M. Hills
woe Id say te hia friends end former patients that
ba has not retired from practice as has heea o
ltdustriousty circulated by some persons, but will
, erntioue to give hi personal attention to all who
may desire it, or to assist Dr. Heiobhold when
ever required. Nitrous Oxide Qas given for th
painless extraction of teeth. April 24-tf.
A Fact. An advertisement inserted
la the RRPtraLicAH will reach more readers than
If published in all the other paper la the coun
ty, and cost the advertiaci lea than one-half
In other words, aa advertlcameRt pablished In
oar ycarne Is worth doable the price af that
charged by any other publisher la th county.
"It Is a fact." tf.
SptCiUiM. '
For Silr. Sli fresh milch eowa for aula by
the undersigned, tn Lawrence township, four
snilea southwest of Ckarfield.
Mas. L. P. Leon a an,
April 24-St. Curwcnavllle, I'a.
KoticR. All persons ara hereby notified not to
treapaaa or my lands adjoining tha eautern line
of the borough of Clearfield, or, in any way, to
catch, take, or dislurb the fish In tbe pond on
aaid land. By giving heed to this actio, tres
passers will avoid trouble. I mean business.
Jambs A. Mourr.
Clearfield, Pa., April 24, 1S7S-31.
WARvan. Bom easily learned pereon or Artist
to manufacture Luthrr'b Patr.it Silk Carvai
Pictbrbs In this county, oa Royalty, Painted
from photograph er any picture, aod is the
Finest Oil Painting made. Before the territory la
taken I will paint picture tixlS for $10 nod
warrant them for life. Kvery person should have
one, a Oil Paintings on Canvas ara th only
pictures that will eland the test of lime, and eaa
Be handed down to poilerlty. rartleuiare free.
id. 1. Lt if 111 A it.
Nor. 7, 1877-ly. 1 . Corry City, Pa.
Far it and Vboktaslrs. D. W.Jordan bason
bands, daily, FHK8II VKtlKTAHLES aad all
kinds of FRUITS, which he will deliver to cus
tomers In any part of the town.
t learn eld, i'a., dan. 10, 1 378-If.
" To do aa Folks ofFashlon do." in on resnaot
at least, yon must ns ttlenu'e Sulphur ttoep, which
1 immensely pepulut among tha elite of seoiety,
and deservedly so, for It is (be moat salutary of
beau liners and punnere. Bold by all uruggtsts.
Hill s Hair A Whisker Dr, Ulark or Browa,
au-ocQte. ',.-,., apr24 it.
V)ji llrjHBwjin Prr Crnt. Diaconrt cm OlR
pRirR. Sawing Machine can now br purchased
at M Trail's tin sfnd variety store, from 3 up
wards. All kinds of sewing machines .repaired
on the shortcut notice.
Clearfield, Pa., July 18, 1877.
Wantbb 100,000 Sfl-iaeb shaved shingles
to nvorskge from to 6 laobaa for which we
ill pay the highest market price.
, A. U. Kaauan A Co.,
fcb.JS-tf. . Cienrfleld, Pa.
Buaaias For Ralr. R. Row ton Shaw keeps a
full supply of Fredoaia Buggies and Platform
Wagons for sal, lo a see at in onaw nous
yard. Call on er address him at Clearfield Penn
sylvania. Immj 111.
4 edf iiemnrknble Mtenvlt.
It makes no difference bow many Physlllnnv,
or how much medicine yoa have tried, it is now
established fact tbat Uormaa Hyrop la j only
remedy which haa given complote sat I if act loo la
ever ease of Lung Diseases. It 1 true there
arc yet thousands of person who are predisposed
to threat and Lung Affections, Consumption,
Hemorrharee, Asthma, Severe Golds fettled ea
the Breast, Pneumonia, Whooping Cough, Ac,
who bar no personal anowiedgooi oosenae s
Oerman Syrup. To such wa would say that 60,.
000 doien wers Bold laat year without one eom
plaint. Coasnmptives try just one bottle. Reg
ular cite, 7 ceais. ror aai oy v. u. wavon,
Clearfield, Pa. May 13, 1877-oow-ly.
iton't be Otreitstd,
Many persons say "I haven't got tbe Consump
tion" whoa aaked to euro tbelr cough with Shr
iek.' Consumption Cur. Dc tbey Sot know
that Coughs lead ta Consumption and a remedy
tbat will cure Coasumptioa will certainly cure
a ooujrn or any lung or tnroai iron rue. ne anew
ft will care wbea all others fail and our faith In
It 1a so positive that w will refund th price
paid If yoa receive bo benefit. Ia not tbia a fair
proposition. Price, IS eta 69 etc. and $1,0(1 per
bottle, ror ism uaest, usee er Bide, use nni
lob 's Poroua Plaster. Price, 18 ets. For sale by
all Druggists of I'lcarflcid.
Why will yoa a rater with Dyspepsia aod liver
eemplaiat, CeastipatioR, aad general debility
whew yoa eaa get at ear ateia Shiloh'a System
Vital tier which we eoH oa a positive guarantee
to ear yew. Price 19 ets., aad 7 ct. Far aal
by all Druggists af OkariWId.
UACKMETACK, a popalar and fragraaf per
fume. For sal by all Druggists af Clearfield.
uec a, 'ii-ftam.
Jnst Rf?Ml?ed !
Just Received by ARNOLD, at
CUKWEWBVILLK.
Car Load Nova Sootia Plaster 1
Car Load part Corri, Bye and Oats
i-tiop 1 .
Car Load Dra ken Bait 1
Car Load Choice Family Flour 1
Car Load Dry Goodi, Groceries, Ac!
ftsT Bhinglew, Bark. It R, Tie and
Uratn win ba lakon in exchange
Corwonitvillo, May 1, 1R78,
, VxrrM.
At Ik. nildnM f B.nl. Pfri.H", U
Wm( ClMrt.ld, oa ToMd... Aprl ICcb, U!. bj
" At Id. Wtt ii.rS.W H. R. i.rlM.;,"
Th.rad.;, April tilb. !' b K... W. B. W il.o.,
Mr. l.l.r U.u..rl, of U.e lowoabl,, ud
MIM U.r, Ctr, ol l"ik. Uwniki,.. ,
AI lb. ruld.M. rid. . mll, .Mr
Wn( CU.ri.ld, on Tu.id.J ...iiiii,, April 3Ulh,
l8. b. K.t. W. 8. WilKO, Ur. UUI. Bron
ill II iu C.rri. Uuoiibr.;, both of Uwr.no.
townibip.
I. W..I cir.,B.ld. ia Tfc-rri- M.. It. 1871.
bj 11". i. S. MeMurr.r, Ur. i. lli.b.p 0d.D
nd Miti Hopbi. Cunklls, bolb of L.wrcoo.
Diblp.
. 2irl
T- i....l.l TuhJ.. n.AM.Ii Ult
Tth. 1078. HarTlet, wife of John Jamison, aged
Id years.
FARE FROM
Bellefonte, Pa $3
Lock Haven......... I
CLEARFIELD. TO
SlMlddletoWR ..H..$8 99
70 Marietta ...... 8 0
SO Lancaster.-,, I 8
80;PUILADKLPBIA 7 98
DO Altoona 1 8
60Ljohnitown.MHH..... 180
VOlPhillpsburg 81
85 Tyrone 1
78IP1TTSBUHU.M.... 8 18
Willlamiport .... I
Huntingdon 1
Lewistown- S
Marysrill 4
CuwasvllI....H.... '
Oaeonla
HARR1HBURO ... 4
Srnr SflvfrtiserarnU
COURT PROCLAMATION.
Wrrrrab, Hon. C. A. MAYER, President
Judge of the Court of Common Plena of the twenty-filth
Judicial District, composed ef the eoun
ties of Clearfield, Centre and Clinton, and Hon.
Abram Oodxm and Hon. V meant B. Holt,
Associate Judges of Clearfield Co., have issued
their precept, to me directed, for the holding of
an Adjourned Court of Common Pleas, at the
Court Hous, at Ciearfiald, in and for the coun
ty of Clearfield, commencing on the THIRD
MONDAY, THK 1TH DAY OF JUNK,
itus, and continuing two wmis.
IS OTIC K is therefore hereby given to juror and
witnesses, in aod for said county of Clearfield to
be andappear in their proper pursona, at 1 0 o'clock
A.M. of said day, to do those thiuga which la
their behalf pertain tC be done,
i IV KN under my hand at Clearfield, this 1 7th day
i ai April, tn uie year oi our ioru ooeinon
sand eight hundred and seventy-eight.
ANDHKW PKHTZ, jr., HherlB".
aprU-ta. , . ;
Notice in Bankruptcy.
Dietrlct Court of the United Wtales, )
. f POR TUB V
t vVentern District or Pennsylvania, J
This Is to give Botiee that on the Jflth day of
Anrll. A. D. 176, a Warrant ia Bankruptcy was
issued agaiast tbe eatat of Thomaa J. Frew, of
Curwonsvillo, in the county of Clearfield, aod
State of Pennsylvania, who baa bean adjudged a
bankrupt upon his own petition; that the pay
ment ol any aeoia ana aeiivcry oi any property
belong inr to such bankrupt to him or for his use,
and the transfer of any property by him are for
bidden bv law ; that a meeting of the creditors of
said bankrupt to prove their debta, and to choose
one or more Assignees ol bis estate, will ue neiu
at a Court of Bankruntcv. to be holden at tbe office
of the Register, No. 84 Diamond street, Pitlsburg,
Pa., before Samuel Harper, Esq., Register, CD the
22d day of May, A. D. U1S, at 2 o'clock p. m.
JUlin llAL.ll,
IT. 8. Marshal A Msuger.
Pittiburg, Pa., May 9, leTH-lu
REGlHTERMi NOTICE
Notice is hereby given tbat the following ac
count have been examined and passed by me, aod
emain Bled of record in tbis office lor the In
pecti oa of heirs, legatees, creditors, and all others
interested, and will be presented to the next Or
phans' Court of Clearfield county, to be hold at the ,
Court House, in the borough of Clearfield, com
mencing on the 8d Monday (being the 2(tb day)
of May, A. D. 1878! (
Partial account of Alexander Ferguson and Jos.
Patterson, Kxeootor of the estate of Joseph
Mi Culiy, late or Ferguson township, Clearfield
county, Pa-, dee'd.
Final account ef Jesse Beam, Administrator af
the estate of Nicholas Murphy, late of Morris
township, Clearfield county, Pa, dee'd.
Final Recount cf flamael M. Baily, Administrator
of tbe eitatc of Melinria (.'ourtaoy.latc or Llrady
twp., Clearfield Co., Pa., dee d.
Final account of Samuel 0. Patchlo, Guardian of
Matilda McCntly, (now Croyl) minor child of
John L. McCully, late or Uolich tewmbip,
Clearfield county, Pa., dee'd.
Final account of John McGaughey, Guardian of
Jacob kltoe, minor child of Hebaoca Mine, late
of Goshen twp., Clearfield Co., Pa., dee d.
Final account of John McGaughey, Guardian a i
Wm. V. Ogdea, minor child or 1'aniei ugiea !
late of Lawrence twp, Clearfield Co., Pa., dee d-;
Account of John 0. Bcbryver, surviving Exeeu-1
tor of tbe Atlat oi Martin wichoia, fir., late oi ,
Lawrence twp., Clearfield Co., Pa, dee'd. j
Final account of Jonathan Wa'l, fl uardfaa of the
minor bctrs or Thomas Cleaver, late of liieom
township, Clearfield county, Pa., dee'd.
Account of Benjamin Rnepp, Guardian of Mary
C. Cupler, mtaer child or Solomon uupier, late
ef Bradford twp, Clearfield county, Pa., dee'd.
L. J. MORGAN,
May 1-tc Register A Reoorder.
C
OI'RT PROCLAMATION.
WiKUl, IIo.. 0. A. VATBR. Pr.lld.nl
Judc. r th. Oonr of Oommon Pl.u of
th. xwty-Brtn jBaitt.i uiiiriot, Mmpoioa oi
tb. floantl.l of Cl.Brfl.ld. C.ntr. ud Cliot.B
and Hon. Airam Oun.it ond Hod. Vmourr fi.
liuLT. Auoolil. JvdcM af Cl.arn.ld ooaot.
h... iisa.d th.lr proe.pt. to m. diroetsd, for tb
boldla, of . Ooart of Cornmo. Pleu. Orph.nl'
Court, Gonrt of Qu.rtor BmiIobi, Ooart of Ojn
.nd T.min.r, .ad Court of Q.n.r.1 J.il D.lir.
ry, it rji. ('onrt Hon.. .tCI.rfl.ld. Land forth,
ountv .f Cl.arfldi o.enn.nelaff o. tb. tlllrd
Mouday, tn. (in Hmt or nay, ihih, an.
to oontino. two w..ka.
NOTICB 19, th.r.fort, b.nby ilr.a: to tb.
Ooroo.r, Jasti... oftb. F.ao., and Con.tabl.,
ia and for laid eoooty or u.arn.ld, to appoar in
tb.lr prop.r porlonl, with th.lr RMorda, Holla,
Inquliltiooi, Kxaninatlonl, and otb.r K.tnim-
braoo.1, to do tboi. tbiaiti wbicb t. th.tr offio.i,
and i. tb.lr behalf, p.i tela to b. don.
uj an Aot ol Auemhly, paiaM m. ntn aa. oi
Mr, A. D. MM, It ii mad. tb. duty of th. Jiia-
tioai of th. P.aoa of tb. wvaral ooantioa of tbti
Conmonw.aHh, to rotura t. tho Cl.rk of th.
Coort of Unarlor Boi.lonl of th. roinootlv.
eouotiei, all th. reerniiarioM aDterml Into beforo
th.m by any p.rloa or p.rioni oharg.d with the
aommliiloa of aoy orlmo, .xoopt luoh ..hi al
may b. omlod befor. a Ju.tlc of tb. Pian..' on
d.r . xiitlng lawi, at lM.t t.o d.y. b.rr. lb.
oomra.DO.ai.ot of th. aoMion of to. Coart to
wbiob'th.y ar. Irjail. Mt.rDablar.ipMtlTly,aad
In all emMM wh.r. any rMofTDitane.1 ara mured
Into raw than ta d.yl bafur. th.ooaniane.ni.ot
of th. MMiun t. whtob they br. ln.1. retorna
bl, th. laid Juitlea. ara to return tb. lam. In
th. aam. mannar na if laid aot bad not been
pad. '
6IVBN and.r my band al f l.ara.ld, ail lUh
day of April, la th. y.ar of .ar irtfrd, ona
thoueand light hnndnd and i.T.nty.aight.
aprlf-to ANUKKW PKM'Z, Jr, Sbarif.
NOTICB TO TAX PA V BRM. IrMooord
ano. with aa Aat of tb. Oaa.ral Aai.aibly
of Ihfl OomaioawMltb, approved lb. 2Sd day of
Maron, A. V. 1H70, an. too iuppi.in.ai appror.a
lb. 3d day of April, A. 1). in; J, "ralitlai to th.
eollMti.a of tixe. i. tha oouaty of Uloarield,"
aetioa ia beraby ,lre t. th. Ux-payari raildlnit
ia tba dlttrieti below aam.d, tbat (ba Cofaaty
Xraaaaren la BUOi Jso wtlb th. iaetl.n
of laid Act, will altand al tba plaeaa of holdla.
tba borough au, townibrp l.ouon. on in. lui
lowiaff nuerd davi, for tb. parpoM of mWlng
lb. Coanty and MlalataiM annard lor IB78 :
For acibM twp, friday, May 10th, from 1 to .
for Builon twp., Saturday, May 11, from lo 4.
for Slmrd Iwp., Monday, May IS, from 10 to t.
For Karthani tp., TueaJay,-May l, from 10 to ft,
Tf O.Tlngtoa Iwp., VwlBMday, May ISlb, from
toft.
For Qraham twp., Thuriday, May III, from 10 to 4
For Morrti tw, , Friday, May 17ia.
For Bradford twp., Batarday, May llh.
For DMalur town. hip, Wedouday, May it, from
to 4. .
For Woodward townibip, Thuriday, May foth,
from 10 to 4.
For lloulidal. bor:,.Frld.y, May II, from till,
Arlinii Ueor..! '
For O.owla, Saturday, Jane lit, froat 1 to t.
For Knot lowaililp, Moaday. Janb Id, from 10
lo , 1
For llallob twp., ToM'I.J, Job. i, from Ikl,
For flMoarla lawniblp. Wedoeeiuy, JuB. ft, from
loft. v
For Jord.a tawo.blp, Tbaraday, Job. I, from
I. ft. f i
For Fnguiow townibip, Friday, Jus. T, from I
to 11.
For Lumbar Oily bor , Friday, June f , from I lo
f. (Uuppy'i Hotel.)
For Pen. Iwp., Saturday, Jan. I, from 4.
For Ualea towaiblp, Wadaeeday, Juae II, from
to.. (
For Ualloli, Thuriday', Jaae II, from t to II, (at
Corl.y'l llolal.)
For Troal.llle, Tbaraday, Ian. 13, from I ft I.
Far Lalbaraburg, Friday, Jaoe 14, from tuft.
For Bloom tewaeblp, balarday, Jan It, from lb
t.4. .
For Plka lowmblp, Friday, Jaae ti, from lo ft.
For Carweaarlll Halarday, iaa. H, from 10 to 4.
For Obaat Iwp., Maauey, Juae 14, from 10 la ft.
For Nawoarg bom Taaid.y, daae It, from to II
For N.w Waabiagloa, Ta.aday, Juae li, tram 1
lot.
For BarBald. Iwb, WirlnMday, Jan. tft, from
tot.
For ll.raetde kwroBgb, Tbvaday, J.a 17, from
U 4.
For B.II ftawaablp, Friday, Jaae la, from ta ft.
ForUraaawood twp, SaMrday, Juae IW, fram
4. r, . .
1pa all lua paid lo lb Traaiurar lh.r. wlB
ba a reduollon or pwr !-. while Ire par
eat. wUI a. eadr4 altar Ik. drat day aCJuly
neit, t all anpald teiee, making a dKaranoe af
TBN par eent. t. prMapt lai paywa. Partial
aaa, from lb. (rat of May, fay Ib.Ir lalea at tba
Traanrer'i affloa.
Hrnrl TB MaacwaamWA far. aaa.rta.llf
will h. gWaa t. majabant ta aam. forward at the
Urn aad pmeea fat forth, and lin Ihelr l.biea.
for lata. DAVID M.tlAIIUHBV,
Clearllald, Pa., April 17, l'l Traeaerer.
HENRY BRETH,
(onraan p. a.)
May I, lSri-lj
CAU TIOM . All persons are hereby cautioned
, against harboring or trusting Mary Connor,
pauper, of Buruaide borough, aa we will pay bo
debts ef hat contracting. F. G. CUOWELL,
L 1L HANKY,
Uurnilde, May h-St . 0vrsers of tb Poor.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW ORADB DIVISION.
ON and after Monday, Dm. loth, 1177,
th. paaaangar traini will run daily (exoept
Sunday) between Bed Bank and Driftwood, al
follow!
EAMTWARIWDay Mall lear.1 Pittiburg
1:10 a. m. Red Dank ll:M; bligo Junction 12:0i
New Bethlehem 1:07 p. m. May.rilla 1:10 1
Troy 1 JO i Hroobrille 9.-UU Fuller1! l:3i I Bey.
Boldirill. !:&1 1 Dulloii 1:13 1 Bummit Tunnel
1:40 Penleld4:0ft Weedrille 4:17 1 Beneaetto
4:10 arrirai at Driftwood at t:ii.
Y EHT W A R ll.y Mall Irani Driftwood
11:1 J p. m. DennalU IMi Woedrille l:tO ;
Penlald 1:4ft; Summit Tunnel 1:07 s DuBoli l:S0
Reynoldivlllel:Sl; Fuller"! 1:S7; Urookrillo 1:9.1;
Troy l:40 Mayarilll 4:li;'Mew Bethlehem 4:10 ;
Sligo Jnnollon 6:10 ; Bad Daok :17 arrirai at
Pittiburg at 1:10 p. m.
jVar- Tbe Reynoldirille AoeommodatioB laaraa
Reynoldirille diily at 7tft0 a. m. and arrirai at
Hod Bank al 11:00 a. m., PilUbnrgh at 1:1ft p. m.
Lea. el Pittsburgh al 1:10 p. n i Red Dank at
ft:ftft p. m.f arrtrlngat Ray fioldirllla at 1:0ft p.m.
Clo. eonneotloBi made with traloa ob P. A I.
Railroad at Driftwood, and with tralna ob tbe
Allegheny Vnlley Railroad al Rad Bank.
DAVID McARUO, tien'l Bnp'L
A. A. Jica.ua, 8up't L. U. Dir.
6TA0B LINK.
CLaaartBLD to piarilLD.
Tba undenlgnad woold Inform tba publio tbat
ba ii now rnoniag a itaga line between Clearfield
and PenneM, three tiiuoi a week.
Th. atage laarei Cl.arfl.ld oa Tueidaya, Than
daya and Saturday!, at I o'clock a m., arriving
at Penfleld at II o'clock ra. Returning aaiue
daya. Leave Pnfild at 4 o'clock p. m., arrir.
Ing at Clearfield at I o'clock p. m.
Oounection il made with train! en the Low
Or.de H. K. at Penfield. Fare, each war, l.i0.
GEO. W. I1MAK11ART.
Clearfield, Ta., Feb. 13, 1878
GEO. WEAVER & CO.,
SECOND STREET.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Bar opened up, In tbe atore room lately occupied
by Weaver A Betts,on tieooad street, a large and
well selected stock of ,
Dry -"Goods, Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
(JtKCNSWARS, WOOD A WILLOW WARE,
HATS AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED. SALT, 6c.
Which tbey will dinr. of at reaaonalde ratal
for eaih, or exchange lor eouotry produce.
0K0ROR WEAVER A, CO.
Claarlald. Pan Jan. 0. 1878-tf.
EW
FlaOURa FEED,
AND
GROCEHY
STORE.
A. G. KRAMER & CO.,
Rotim Na. 4, Pln'a Ojiora Hemt,
flcarUcld, Pa.
Keep eonatantly on hand
SUGAR,
COFFER,
TBA8,
SODA.i
COAL OIL,
SVRL'P,
SALT,
SPICES,
SOAP,'
Canned and DrlJ Frulla, Tobacao, Cigari, Caa
die, Older Vinegar, Batter, Egga, Ac.
ALSO, KXTRA UOMI-MADI
Wheat and Buckwheat Flour,
Cora Meal, Chop, Feed,C(tc,,
All of wbioh will ha cold obeap for eaah or la
xebenp for aoaBtry p rodeo..
A. a. KRAMER A CO.
Cl.arl.ld, No. 11 1874.1
HARTSWICK & IRWIN
8KC0ND 8TRRBT,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS!
sxt UBSDSCcaa daDaaa ,
CHEMICALS!
PAINTS, OIIA DYE STUFF
VARNISHES, ' 1
BRCSUKS,
PERFUMERY,
FANCY 800D8
TOILET ARTICLES,
OF ALL KINDS,
FVRB WINES AND LIQUORS,
far mWlilaal parpoM. '
Tratlaa, Sapporfera, Deheal Boekt Bad Statlet.
ry, and all ethar nrlleral Biaally
f.Bd 1b a Drag Store.
PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS 0ARB
FllLLY OOMPOUNDHD. UaTiag a hvaa ai
aeriaaaa la the bwiia.il they aaa give eetare aat
leraottoa. J. A. HARTSWICK,
JOHN t. IRWIN.
ClMrt.ld, Peeambw If, 1114.
8. 3. &ttt Column.
: ,;rt,.',..
Market Street,
YOU CANT STOP US !
M E Alti:
T.l
FLECK & CO
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST
STOCK OF GOODS
EVER BROUGHT TO CLEARFIELD.
T. A. FLECK & CO.
HERE AVE AM FOll SPRING & SUMMER,
ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
NEW DRESS GOODS,
BLACK CASHMERES,
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS,
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
A.LAUGK STOCK OK
MUSLINS, . CALICOS, GINGHAMS,
AND TIC KINGS.
MEN'S ANP HOYS' COTTONA11KS,
AN1) A GOOD LINK OK CASS1MKKS.
A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF
WHITE GOODS & PERCALES.
Turkey Rede, nnj till other kinds of TABLE LINKN.Jvory clienp.
LADIES' COATS cull and soo tlicm-tliey uro nice
BLACK AND FANCY SI1AWLS.
BED SPREADS," ALL 1'IUCES.
BEST STORE IN
OTR STOCK OF
Goes ahoad of Anything over brouglitjlo thin town.
LADIES' LINEN SUITS-ALL PRICES.
PARASOLS!!,
This stock is more
LADIES' AND CH ILDRENS' HOSE.
LADIES' AND GENTS' HANDKERCHIEFS.
LADIES' TIES AND BOWS.
. riLL Lt.ru or cooieps ronK wwsets.
CHEAPEST GOODS IN TOWN.
KID AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES for Ladies and Gentlemen.
duelling, Collars and Cufla, La.-rcs, New Fringes and Trimming, Now Km
broideries white and colored, Curtain Nets.
Suspenders, Shirts, Necklios, Undorwcar, Shirt Fronts, Silk rfnndkcrcliieis.
WET. a po. slack, tb; CARPET.
OIL CLOTHS AND CARPET CHAIN.
MILLINERY.
TRIMMED II ATS AM) I!9ETS, FLOWERS, BIDBOXS,
Trimming Silks, Ornaments, Feathers, &c.
Our trimmer, MISS MRACHEN, is with us sRniti, roatly to trim Hals and
Bonnets, jnst as you want them.
We bought our goods in New York and Philadel
phia for CASH, and they will be sold CHEAP.
Spring and Summer Dress Goods.
what wi: uiiAirtTj;i:i
WE GUARANTEE that wo will sell all kinds of Dry Goods
cheftiwr thftii any other store in
WE GUARANTEE polite treatment to every one of onrciiHto
nicrs, without urging them to buy.
WE GUARANTEE that wc have the largest and choceHt as-
flortnicnt of all kinds of Dress and
and Fancy Goods in Clearfield. '
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building, - . - - Markel Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Aprii;i77S.
8. &ts tToJumtt.
' ..,;.. au.
Clearfleld, Pa.
ILM FOll
EUIHTING.S,
CLEARFIELD.
PARASOLS !!
complete than ever.
Clearfield. ,
Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery
-ath 3
aWT HI a
S ONE PRICE STORE
piufdlnnrouii.
JOB PBINTINO OF IVBRT DI8CRIP
11 oa neatly aiaeaud at tbli ollee.
ARNOLD WAWIS
Curweeirllle, tn. Jaa. I, Tl-tf.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolts & Saw Logs.
Curwenivllle, Jaa. ft, "78 If.
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE.
CurwtDirllU, V., Jn. tf, '7-tf.
ARNOLD UAtiAWASCEl)
Prices of Shingles,
SHAVED AND SAWED.
Curwtmivllle, Jm. 9, TS tf.
Uverjr Ntable.
THE undcnljrii4 brff Inform tbftjptt-
lio that b ii now mily preprW to woobibo
dttte all In th way of furnisbing llv.tvtf, Butffi
tiaddUv and llarnaii, on tht ibortcit notloa and
n ttuuMDabU termi. HaaldrtiM on Looait itraati
batwaen Third and Fourth.
GBU. W. O EAR HART.
Tlaarflald, Feb. 4,1874.
pOR SALE.
Th vndmlgnwl will Mil at privau tala all
that tract or pare) of land citaato In loeatnr
townihip, Clsnrlicld ooDtjr. Pa, within a abort
diiUDM of tba Tjrrona A CltarflaH R. ft., and
adjoioing landa of Kobort Ilodion and otoera,
ud known aa tba Jaoob B. Oaarhart lot. Tbo
aaid traotoonUiniag 0 nor mora or tad, with
two Taim of valuable tjol tbareon, hu abont 10
aorta alaared, and ii tba key to a larjrr body of
ooal about balng develop!. Will ba aold low ud
apt) mj Urm. For partiaulara, applj to
DAVID L. kliKBS.
Cleau-Cald, Pa Julj 13, 1070.
WIT IIRANCH
IKHIJRANCa AGENCY.
Notice, ia hereby givaa that wa haro tbia day
transfarrad all our inleroM ud good will in tha
Fira Ioauranoe bu.lueea of this gticy to Metiara.
Andraw Pouti, Jr., and 6. T. Urookbank, who
have purchaaed tha aam. Wa biiak for oar
uooeaaor that oontiilenoa and pitronaica which
wa have recti red in tha baiinau. Tbay ara
qualified and reliable, and tha Com pan It i art to
well known to nted commendation.
The Lift Iniuranot buaineei will eon tl nut as
heretofore In the hands of Thotnai II. Murray.
MURRAY A O OK DUN.
Clearfleld, Pa., Hay I, ltiti-at.
Hotel and Farm for Sale,
Tlio undfrfifrned olferi for iat a good farm,
containing about 76 acre of land, alluatt abont
one-fourth of m mile aoutb of Hbawavlllt, Clear
Aeld county, Pa. There ia on tbo farm a good
frame building SOxHo feet, now uaed a a hotel for
lit ace om modal ion of lumbermen, a good liable
1 8 a ft lect, with all neccmary outbuilding, and
young orchard of thrifty fruit treea peaohea,
applet, peart and cherry tree. Tba farm and
hotel ii oflered at private aale. on reaaonabla
termi. For particular, apply on the premia,
or by letter to LQUejitiA J. IRVIN,
mar. -3m bjewaruie, ra.
Agricultural Statistics.
1 (Ae Citittnt of Cttnrjicld County i
Tba nndenifrntd having been appotntod by tha
Department, at Washington, principal reporter of
tbe Agrloultaral Btali.lic of Clearfield oounty,
respectfully requeati the eo-oneration of all to
aaant, by lending the aabacriber all tb informa
tion t hoy can bearing npon the following qnei
tiom, bo aa to aoahl him to make a eorrect a
U lament to the Department, ai poitible ; How
many boriei bare d.ed in voor borough or town-
uliip, and of what diieata. How many eowi and
ealvei, ud of what diieaie. How many iheep
have yoa kit, and of what diaeate; bow many
killed by dngi. How many bogi bar yon loat,
and of what diieaae. What prevailing diiei
amongst tbe poultry. In all oaatl gire the rem.
edioi used wbicb have been found to be auoceM
fal, and in all taae to give tho oaah value of all
atock aa nearly aa poitible. By the co-operation
of our oitiicna lo general npon theie important
particular, the Agaienltural report! will beoom
an aneyclopedinef ueefal information to the pub
He, by enabling th Department to publish the
diiaaaei, the loiiei, ud the remedial ibat have
been found moat btncOcltU tn certain distuci .
Any other information that will be ooniidertd a
public benefit, will be thankful!) reeeived.
Addren the lubaoriber at Oram plan Hillr.
Clearfield Co., Pa. BAMUEL WIDKMIRK.
Maroh IS, 1878-tf.
DHUG STORE.
H. B. SPACKMAN,
DRUGGIST and CHEMIST,
At Sbaw'i old Hand, CIcarGelJ, Pa. haa Jilt
opened a new itoek of
pint: nt EMi DRvua,
and ti now prepared to fnrntih anything in the
the line of Drugi ud Medicine at tb very low'
tat eath prleca.
He bai alio on hand a large atock of Comb,
Uairand Tooth Bruibe, Fotioy Artie lea, Toilet
and havlng Hoapa, an 4 everything utoally kept
In a flrit-cliM Drug Store.
PHYSICIANS' PEESCEIPTIONS
compounded with care, day or night. A liberal
hure of patronnge refptrtfulfy lolinited.
H. If. 6PACKMAN.
Clearfleld, Pa Oct. S4, Itt77.
THE TIN SHOP!
ROX1XG MVOWN MAIHIXE !
FRED. SACKETT,
ROOM NO. S, PIE'S 0TERA HOt'SE,1
Clearfleld, Pa.
Raipeetfullr Inforntl ail aa.Um.ra, aad 111. ftub.
11. la a;.n.ral, tbat be cootinuai lu naoufaeture
allkiadl.f
Tin,Coppcr S Shcct-lron Marc,
Of firat-elau material only, ud In a workman
like manner.
ROOFING and SrOUTING
dona on abort notice aod very raaaonabl termi.
COOK STOVES,
HEATING BTOVRS AND FCRNACES lwaya
kept In itock, and for aale low.
Gas-Fitting and Plumbing
a specialty.
(lai Fixture! alwarl oa aaai. All work foaraa.
Ifi to r. aatlifaMloB.
A iliare of pablle patronafa aardlallj aallelted,
FRKD.SACKKTT.
Clr.r6.ld, Ta., Ha. t, 1XU.
The Bell's EunM'oolcn Factory
Pun townibip, Clenrnttd Co Pa.
ntllNED O U T I
ur iot
BURNED UPI
The bttriben hav,t rrtiliiDMH. 11 It a.
neighborhood neeetalty, In tbe retitn of a Int
elaat Woolia Manafaetory, with nil th modarw
improvement! attached, ant) are prepared to mak
allkinde of Clot ha, Caatmra, featiaette, Blan.
keU, Flannel t, Ae. Plenty ef aroodi mm hand t
wpply all oar old and a tboneand nw enatemtr,
whom we nek to mm aad eiaalne ur lk.
Tk baaluaa f
CARDING AND FULLING
will raealv r reelal attention. Pronr
arrangeBenta will be maj lo rami re and deliver
Wool, to autt eaatomra. AM work warranted and
anoa th ahorteit notic. ud by ttritt attea-
tioa to bnilneti w hop to raalia a liberal abftr
tf pibll patronage.
lO.tMMI POUNDS WOOL WANTED I
W will nay th kit heat market prte fer Wm
aad tail ur muafWtartd garden low aa eimMr
geeda ean tw bought in the otanty. ua wheaertr
w fail to reader roaionabl eatlafaetlu w u
alwav at found at bom ready to maka nrtwer
etpluatloa, either ta ptratn or by lttr.
IAMBS fUllftlDUfl ounn,
aprillAtf Bower P. Q.
1