CLEARFIELD, PA. WKDNKSDAV M0RNINO, JUNK IC, 1871. Terms of Subscription. If paid la adranee,oc within throa Doalht.$3 Ofl If iiald aflrr three aid before six months,,, I 60 U paid after Ihessp.rat.sn of tlx mounts... I 00 rMtun, 8. M. Parma-aiu. A Co- Newe- naper Adrerlielog Agsats, 17 Park Row, eoniV p.Mksin Rtreet, axe our duly authorised Agent to flew or wity. RU1.IGIOUM NOTILKM. Mrthodlet Kplacopal Lurch Rsv. J. 8. MrMiiKKAT, Pastor. Kerviete every Sabbath M 10i A. M.,aod 7ft P. M. Hal, bath Hchoul at 9 A. M. Prayer Mt tag evory Thursday, at 7ft P. M. Cotun anion berv ice. Oral behbath of every month, at 10ft A. M. ' S Writ lea rile Id M. E, Church-Ucva U iLi.it h H. Dux and W. 8. Waao, Pastors. Prrarbing every alternate Kunday, at o'olock, P. M. f uortsy Bobool at 2ft, P. M. All are In vited to attend. Presbyterian Church Rat. II. 8. Bdtlkr. Habbatb eervlcee morning and evening Bab bat b School at I P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednee Jar evening. Ht. Francis Church Catholic Rav. P. J. HnimnAH Preaching at 10ft o'clock, A. M., on tha flrat, third and fourth Sunday of each month j Vat pert and llenedlotion of the Uleased Saerament , at 7 o clock, P. M, bunday Bcbool every fcunaay afternooD at 1 o'olook. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. tinb of aoLDina qua ana ibuiomi coo a v. IW.nd Monday of January. Third Monday of March. Vint Monday of June. Fourth Monday of September. Till! Or BOLOIRO COM HUH H.KAS. Flrat Monday of Juno. Booond Munday of November, rciuc officsrs. PrttidtKl Jmlg lion. Cbarlei A. Mayer, of Lock Haven. AtMtant Lorn JmUgt Hon. John fi. Orvis, of UellefootO. Anooiatt JudycaV-Abram Ogden, Clearfield, Vincent D. Holt. ClearOeid. Protkuno(arfZ Bloom. Htjitttr and RteorderL. J. Morgan. M'strid Allornf Wn. M. MoCullough. Treasurer David McUanghey. Shtriff Andrew Penti, Jr. Drputy Sfimriff Cbrlit. J. Keaggy, Clearfield. County tfuresyorfiemuel P. MoCloskey, Cur item villa, 6'oaaty Comtnionr9 Clark Broao, Clear field i Thomas A. MoUee, Cbcet P. O.f Jleirie Hoover, Clearfield. CWy AaiiVlore Willfam V. Wright, Clear field ; Hamuel A. Caldwell, Williamsgrove Jobn C. Conner, Hum aide. County Vorontr J. B. lS'eff, New Washington. Jury Commifiontn Dr. James P. liurch field, ClearOed, Joseph Alexander, Madera. Superintendent of Public ScAec. M. L. Mo Qnown, Clearfield ttraltrof Weiykf A ileesurss Jesse W. CsrHte, office at Lulhersburg Pa. Nataritt Public John W. Wrlgley, Win. Ra debaugh, Cyme Gordon, Clearfield Joseph R. Irwin, N. K. Arnold, Curweosville 1 J. A. Living atone, DuHoii City. Oar Spatial column is decidedly interesting In a local point of view, and profitable reading to outiiders who want to eava money. Vm. Keed piiya tbe higheM. market price fur wool. mm a - Try tlio n port m ens' Smoking Tt- baoeo, Vanity Fair, for aalo at Jno. A. tStoch'a C'gr Fafltory. Head iho notice to delinquent tax pHvcra, wlilch Collector McCMUq pabllabea Id our local columns. that towaahlp, la tha Rarcaticia to-day. M 1 - - - llev, Samuel Miles will preach In the uiearnew capuii eanrea, oa Hun day neat, nora Ing anal etrntag. The public la iarlttd to attend -a " Mr. David Evana, an old gentleman of E beat burg, aliaeat strangled laat waak by a portion of nil falas teeth lodging In hla throat. He finally swallowed It and was relieved, mm ii i Kuction. The Democrats of Clin- tun eoonty have fixed upon Baturdy August 10th, as the tins of holding their Primary alettioa, and their county eooranllon maata on the foCowtne; Tueiday. The law firm of McCulloitli & ltuck bating bean dluolved by mutnal oonaent, the butloeii will treat Ur be eondurled by Wo. M McCullougb, at tha offioa rf tha lata firm In th Maionlo building, Second at reel. Hov. J. S. McMurray fell off a chair opon wnicn ba waa standing, one day laat week, and Injured blmtelf lo eueh an extent that ha waa unable to preach on Sunday laat. Rar. Butler filled hla pulpit in the evening. m a i The Philutklphia Hukerv in now in full bperat loo, and la prepare J to furulih anything In the way of bread, Cakei, atf,,all frerb and nioei to Iti patrona The advert lie in eot will be found la the new advertieemente to-day. m At a meeting held lor that purpose-, on Thursday ereaing laat, arrangement a were mads fur otgnoiiing-a band andrr tba charter granted by tba Court. Keep tba thing moving until tba end la reached, and a good band organised. - i mm m mmu John II. Bradley, brother of Wm. S. Bradley, proprietor of tba Allegheny Uouie, la ihlt borough, died la Philadelphia on 17ta laat. Mr. Bradley waa personally known to a number of our eltlscns who will regret to learn of hla death Court -in Part. This iBtheaceond week of oar June Court, but through some misera ble blunder of tha law Judger. no one baa ap peared on the Bench up to Tueiday noon. Wheth er either of tbeu will tura np we know not. Af it li two daye of tha week era g.me to the dga. - i mm m The Huntingdon GloU- enys the bonditncn of L Frank Wation, recently ganeral freigkt and ticket agont of tha Eat Broad Top railroad, who left for parti unknown a few waeka ago, have been notified that hla accounts are $2,. S00 ihort, and that ttioy are expected to pay the fame. -tT"-' T aai .SpHahanipiviM' at factory prieea. Th.y ara t ae heat U , ' aiMaTui market. Try them. ' ' ' ' . m . i Lint of letter remaining unclaimed ta the Poetouee at Clearfield, for the weak ending June 14, 1B7I h- Mla Bell Con far, Miia Little Mann, CO. Mann, Mlas Emma Uulford, Adam Wilaoa. P. A.Uauiu, P. M. I EACKMKTACK, a popular aad fragraat par-1 a -rx,t J ut Reoelred ! Jloutzilulo w ill celchruto tho Kourth in a becoming manner. Hon. Tdoj. M. Manhall will deliver an oratloa. A liltlo aon of John F. Kramer, of tbli borough, fell on Saturday evening lnt and broke the booaa of hia left arm. Tyrono Loldiro. I. 0. of O. F. e.tpeet to hold an anniversary oa tba 17th of next month. They have not jet decided what the programme will aonsiit of, hut propose to make the oocation inlereating and enjoyable. We hope ihay will uot allow the project to link before It ts sufficiently itured to make it a fixed fact. m J. W. Nitklin, aeont for the Singer Sewing Machine, baa on hand a large number of Machines which he Invites the public to examine. Ilia headquarters ara at Willey'a tailur ah tip, In Clearfield. Mr. Nloklln has sold a large number of Maebinea in thii county, and be li mil selling Don't forget ta sea tha Singer, when you eoua to tour. m To pKLiNyiiKNT Taxpayers. Notice Is borby given to all persons In arrears for County, 8 1 ite, School and B trough Tax, that tha same muit ho paid to me within five days from tba date of this notice. If not paid Uy that time a Hat of ,uoh delinquent! with tbo amount of taxes they owe will be published in the oounty pa)ers. Jon McCl.BI.LJtR. June 2ft Ifi76-lt. Collect. Mihs MuLcod b school hold a pio-nio at the olost of the session last week, wuk-n toe little ones enjoyed amaiingly. The law cord of J. F. Snyder, Esq., will ba found In this paper to-day. Mr. Snyuer occupies room No. 4, In tbo Opera House, where he em ba found at all time. IIlINTlNdDON NKXT TlMK. TllO fit), nual Convention of the tUate Game and Fish aa aoclation which cenveoad at Wilkeibarra last week adjourned to meet at Huntingdon In June of nut year. The evening train (the accomodation) will not leave Plnlipsburg, on tbe Fourth of July, until 10 o'clock, p. m., thai giving prna along the lir.eof the railroad an opportunity lo return b'luie that evening. mm-m 11. II. Moore Administrator of the estat of fiamuel Troy, dee d., will sell at publie aala In LutheriWurg, on Peter day, July SO, If 71, a tract of land In Brady township, containing 51 acres. For particular! read tbe description of the land in tbia paper. mt mm Now Is the time to save your money by going to llirlinger A Rook's and fitting your aelf oat la one of their aiaa inits for tha Fourth of July, as they ara now idling clothing as cheap ai tha cheapest, and the beat goods In town- Educational. It will be olmerved by reference to car first page, that we hare opened a column under tbia brad, for which Mr. M. L. M'tjuown, County Superintendent, baa agreed to furnish tha copy. All educational matter must therefore be addressed to him for examination. Col. John Woods, formerly landlord of n hotel In Altoona, died la tbe Blair oounty almshouse, on Wednesday last Col. Woods waa 111 for a long time, and became embarrassed finan cially ao that hla removal to the almshouse waa a matter of aeoeseity. Hla remains wera taken to Altoona for burial. Ltithurt)bur will have a Grand Bits ket Plc-nlo in Irwin's Urove, at that place, on the 0ntuing Fourth of July. Among other things will be a boiae and foot p .trade, n balloon ascension ia 'be evening. Prominent epeakera will ba on band to addrraa tbe people. An invitation ia extended to all who desire to spend a pleasant day to at" tend. Tbe 4th will bo. every where alio but In Clearfield. Well, It may be a ralrry dty, any bow. A Distant Witnkhs Mr. John Law- she, formerly a resident of Osoeala, and Superin tendent of tbe Moohnnnon Land and Lumber Co.. ia in at ten d-n ce as n witorps, at our Court this week. Mr. Lawsba Is a resident ol tbo Pacific coait. 540 miles South of San Francisco, and spent nine daya and nine nights in coining hero. Mr. La a she speaks highly of Southern California, but be still likci Pennsylvania, Lycoming aad Clear fit U count lei in particular, Salt ! Salt I !-rA car load of No. 1 all, largo twilled lacks, full weigh, raaoivad at John MeUaugbey'a, and ta be bad Just as aheap as It can bo purchased anywhere alas. Also, a lot of rook or lump salt, for tba nee of cattle. JalO-lt A Fact. An advertisement Inserted lo the RartJiLicaa will reach mora readers than If published In all tha other papert ia tha scan ty, an d Soft tbo advert isi lest than one-half fn other worda, an advertisement published la our Jcnrnal la worth double tba prion of that charged by any other publisher ia tbe oounty. "It la a fact." . tf. Pkntal Notice. Or, A. M. Hills would say to hU friends and former patients that he baa not retired from pt actios aa has bean ro Industriously circulated by acme persona, but will ex ntinuo to give hia prrroual attention to all who may desire It; or to assist Dr. Uelcbhold when ever required. Nitrous Oxide Gas given for the painless extraction of teeth. April 84 tf. Wanted. Two live men to sell Teas to tha trade, on commission of (one half tba profits), Salesmen standing no loaaes. Commission paya ble soon aa goods are received by purchaser, Perm anent position to right parties. All goods shipped from New York. Address, R. D. WKIR A Co' Pittsburgh, Penn'a. Western Managers. . . . June 28-4t. Jusl lieceived by ARNOLD, at U U ii W iiiN 5 V 1 LLk Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster ! Car Load pure Corn, Rye and Oats mop i Car Load Deakcn Salt 1 Car Load Choice Family Floor ! Cur Load Dry Goods, Groceries, ic! ft- Shingles, Bark, II. II. Tics and Grain will be takon in exchange. Curwonsvillo, May 1, 1878. Away Down. -Prices havo been re duced from tan to fifteen per ceot a tha Phila delphia Branch store, and that la tha place to buy cheap and good clothing. The largest stack and tha bast Wamsntta ihlrta arer in this town. Call in and examine goods and prices. Jt 10 4L Wool and all kinds ofgraia taken la exchange for Olothlng, at tho Phlla Branch Clothing More. Eclipsk op Tn Sun. It is some time since wo bare been troated to an eclipse of $ the sun, and therefore tha coming one, which will occur on Monday, July Jtftb, will be looked for- ward lo with ocnaiderabts interest. It will be total across tha tailed States, tba shadow belt baiogaboat ana bnnd:ed and thirty miles aide. It will bs visible from four to ail o'clock la tha I afternoon. Rhiikkaos Tlio Ucrdic House, at Willlamsport, was Bold by the Units d States Mar shal laat weak for $21,000, with a $&0,00 mort gage an It. Tho property originally coat (If 00. 000. Now, who made the money t W ho pocketed tbia shrinkage and what have they dona with it. Herd la gave parties Ibis amount of money fur hnildlog tbo bouse while be only realised $71,000 out of It, and that la spent too. Who li in pos ts is I on of tbo $210,100 r - mm - - Tiitr fir it All. Lock ilaven is greatly axcltod ever the contemplated axieasloa of the Jsraey 8 bore nod Pine creek mil road from tha Short ta thai eity, Meetiage bare bran bel J. commit lets appelated and subscriptions takea, for the purpose of forwarding tha movement, Tba sum required Is $100,000, which will bring tbo road, machine shops, low freights, its; Tbe Philadelphia and Br ad teg company propose to build the Hat and It wlH therefore be a competing road with tba Philadelphia and Kris road. i i The Clearfield (ins Company offers, at par. Coapoa Bonds In denominations of $.100 and $j00 each, hearing Interest at the rto of sli per centum per annum, payable semi-annually at tha First National Bank. Tbe Company baa Issued bonds to the amount ar $ 1 0,000, and $0 ,S00 of this was taken bat a few daya ago by one of the Clearfield banks, leaving $4,001 to ba diapered f. Capitalists whs ire seeking safe Invest toeat for tbelr money, waald aoaenft their later 't by investing in tbtat bonaa. They tan be purchased at eitbor of tbe Clearfield banks. Any information respecting the das Company, will be cheerfully glrea by A. f. Boy a tea, Preaideat, er W. W, Uttta, SeereUry. ' jalO-tf. - L ! Bobbicd by Tramps On Wednes day last, the 19th Inst., John, Isaaa aad Peter Hawa, bachelor brothers, wbeae agot range from ' 00 tt 05 yean, were attacked la tbelr tea hoaia. ait miles from Haallogdoa, by I we Irampa aad beaten unmercifully, Jo ha aad leaae ware beats a ft i II aaeoasaloaa, aad the latter Is eaealdered iajared beyond reeerery. Tbe tramps then knock- td dra tbe housekeeper, one of tbea holding her Mearely while his teeomalie ransacked tha house. They esirUd away with Ibem boads to the amseat of foar tbea seed dollars, eighty-four dollars In money and other valuables. I'pea the alarm Wing gives the wera pursued, bat taraed Sad fired open their peraeera, ana af whom re-, leived a bullet through bla slothing whea the vete as glvea op, . Married. At St. Francis' church, Clearfield, on Wednesday morning, 12th Inst., Mr. C. A. Wood, formerly of Ibis place, and Mill Fan nie M. Leoonte. of Clearfield, ware united in mar riage, B,ev. Father Berbegiar performing tbe cere mony. A special train brought the happy couple and attendanta lo tbia place the same evening, and after a brief atay at the rraldenoe of the groom' parents, the party left on the Bald Xagle Branch train for an extended wedding trip. Mr. Wood Is a aon of D. D. Wood, Esq., and fills a responsible position In Superintendent McCrea'a office, at Harrlaburg. We join hit many friends hare in wishing bim and bla bride a long life of unalloyed happiness. Tyrom Democrat, Two More. Mr. J. F. McKenritk, a teacher in tor public schools, since the opening or the Leonard Graded Sobool, baa been admitted to practice law la lbs eoorte of this eonnty. Mr. Mckendrlek studied In tba office of Messrs. Wal lace A Krebs. We have aot learned where he proposes hanging oat bit shingle. Mr. D. M. DeVore, a atudent of Messrs. McEnal- ly k McCurdy, has also been admitted to practice j iw la tbia oounty. Mr. JJevore Intends going wait," but doea aot know just where he will locate. Success to these young lawyers. We notico that our enterprising drug gists, H. B. Spackman, Clearfield, and J. U. Sy- Icr A Son, Letbersburg, bare added to their large stock of goods, tba very valuable Home Medicines, orepared br B. K. Tbompaon, II tui villa. Pa. Ilia Barosma in partiealat ! having a Urge aale all over this and adjoining States. Its merlll as a Liver and Kidney care being acknowledged when ever It la known. Filial Affkction. Anyyoung man or lady whose mother la suffering lrou pain anoj diseases which render her existence miserable and her life a harden, enn show their lure and appre ciation for her by taking her a bottle r Dr. Fen . aer'a Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic and his Capitol Hitters. II. B. F puck man agent, Clearfield, Penn'a. rKITUR FROM IHJRNSIDI BtTRxiina, June 18, 187. Editor Rkpiimiuii : Sir: Yon and your read ers may have tbouirht because yon bear from oa ao seldom, that we are "dead ia the shell." If you have, let me cons inoe yon te tne contrary. bat week tne members of tue M. K. cburcb here got up a festival to help pjy off a debt against tbe cburcb which was pressing. They bud an inviting bill of fare, Ice Cream, Ht raw berries. Peaohcs, Cake, Coff-w, Sandwiches. Chicken, Rusk and Lemonade beside a confectionary stand. I be leslival waa opea two allernoons ana even- logs. There was eight tables, eaoh waited on by two ladies, with the understanding that those who took in tbo most money should have public notice. A secretary kept account of receipts with eaeb table. and a treasurer received tne money ana mane tne change. On the first day end evening the receipts wero Sit), on second evening. aiM, total azzu. Kxperaes, $t0, leaving n net profit of $180 to tho church. Misses Alice Patehlo and Little R-ss, took In tba highest amount at their table $.11.47, next highest. Mines Mamie Irrin and Annie Smith $2V.o4. Oa second evening tbo hit two took in ost $20.42, first two $10.6.). Rverybody seemed delighted. Old aa well aa you n jr. Tbe attraction was ao treat it waa diffi cult to close as the boar of midnight approached. ihe lfurnstde Kir log Hand were in attendance to enliven with their music, bat during a great part of tbe evening tbe crowd was so great, and laughter and merriment so high as to nearly drown even ine music oi me band, it was a lesnvai in ; reality. Iho eitiiens contributed so liberally, and the prep ara Hon was so extensive, that at the close, some ul tbe good things bud to be told at auction. We think It dolus uretty well to so ahead of a town tbe lite of Curwenivilla in a Festival al most up to the ''Hub" itself. We purpose having a Sunday School picnic oa tbe 4th July, nn the group plan, a number of schools bava sign i Tied their intention of joining us. There will bo amueemeats oa the ground, and tbe M. K. obaron propose to bava dinner for those from a distance who prefer paying for it) the profits to so on tbe church debt. We sew occasionally a candidate for office among us, but tbe eleetion fever has not got very high yaU Miss Jennie Mcliee, a niece of our Uounty uonv mifsiooer. waa thrown from a butty about an weeks ago, near Mettyaburg, Indiana oounty, by the horse being frightened at a ateam whistle, and ner sbouider biswie broken and otherwise in i urea She waa brought home two or three weeks ago, and waa thought to be recovering, but laiHy the case seems to be more serious than was anticipated, and fears are entertained she may aot recover. We have got all our old timber away this year, and do not intend to make any more for neat spring unless tba price ta btgnar. uasaavan, Clearfield Coal Trade. State ment of Coal and other freights aent ovor tbe Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail road, for tbe week ending June 15, 1870, and tha same time laat year i coat. For tba week Same time last year , . Increase.,,, Previously during year-...,,,,... Same time last yoar.M........M...l Decrease M. Total In 1878. Same time last year Decrease otbbb r lit 16 an. Lumber M Miscellaneous freights Ittarrird. In Bcllefonte, on Wednesday, June 10, 1878, by Rev, A. D. Voeum, Mr. Hamilton Otto and Mlae Arvilla Cowdriok, both of Bcllefonte. On Wednesday, June Mh. 1878. by Oao. Straw, esq., Mr. Ktnory Hell and Hiss Mary Ileal, botb oi iireeawood township, uiearfloid oounty, fa. In Brady township, on Sunday June 2d, 187$. Joha K. ShaBer, aged about 4j years. In Philadelphia oa Monday, June 17, 178, John II. Bradley, aged 48 years, S months and 10 daya. CLEARFIELD MAEKETS. CiaunriBLD, Pa., June Si, 1S7S. Flour, per owl,. Buckwheat Flour, par ewt Com Meal, per owt H Chop, rye, per ewt Chop, mixed, per owt M Bran, per ewt Wheat, per bushel Rye, per bushel Oats, per bushel Cora, ears, per bushel Book wheat, par bushel , Potatoes, per bushel Apples, per bushel .. ,... Hams, per pound Bboalder, par pound m.. Dried Beet, per pound Chickens, per pair Butter, per pound ....... Krga, per dosen , Salt, per sack, large Coal Oil, per gallon....- Lard, per pound M, Dried Apples, par pound . Dried Peaches, per pound... Deans, per bushel $3 SO I 00 1 00 1 40 1 35 1 00 1 ts 70 85 80 ro .10 40 to 100 10 e 15 40 16 10 3 00 20 10 60 LOW QUADS DIVISION. 9w &dvrrtuirrafnff. Suod.v) bal.M. B.d tiol ( brinvood, M ud ft.r Hood.j, Dm. loth. 1171, th. piunpr train, will ma daily (azo.pt foUow. t EAPTWARIW D.y M.MUar,, Pltt.borg l:0 a. m. Rad Bank ll:il Blifo Junction 1J:; Naw K.lhlehem l ol . m. Mayi.lUa 1:S1 Troy 1:0 Braokrlll. I t Hilar, t it ; SJ old.rllla DuB"i. I Bunualt Tunn.l : I Tauaald 4;0S ; Wa'iUa a.'ltj lUa.ulta : 1 arrirai at Driftwood at o:ti V BKTVY A K IDay M ail laar.i Driftwood 1M. p. .: U.a.iMta "..drill. 1:40, PwataM J;4t RummjtTunB.IIiOTi DuBr.ii I SS; naynolcl. mz:ai ; ruin. orooK.iu. a:... Trow 1:40, May.vilU 4ili M.w B.lhUb.m 4:211 Sligu Juncliun 4:10 Had Bank 4:17 i arnro, at Pitubarg at 1:10 p. m. p&- Th. RcyaoldtrilU AoeommoaattoD laaraa R.ynld.Tille daily at 7:40 a. n. and arriTM at ttvd Hank at 1 1 :vu a. a., riuauurgn at l:.i. p. m. raj itNKSI'PTCY-.Wntan IMatrtrv At PitUb.rgh, U. Ulh day at May, fsfi'. Yb.' nd.r.lgnad h.rby alraa aotlca o( bia a,ipuiat teat a. Aatlgn.. of Tbonaa J. Fraw, of Curwana yilla, In lb. Bounty of Cl.ara.ld and 6tat. of P.an.ylTBBia, within laid diatrlot, who h. baaa adjudgad a baobrupt apo. bli own patitioB, by tba DiaUMi Coait of aaid diatriot. A.O. Dl'NCAN, Jan. S, 1878-lt. AaalgBaa. 5. Si. Ufk Wo.'t trulumu. S. &ttl 4 (To.'i Column. Uaraa 1'itt.burgb at 3:10 p. n ( Hed Bank at t:.S p. m.i artiringal K.ynoUirlll.al,:!!. p.m. Cloaa eoDBwtlonl mada with train, on P. A I Railroad at Dnftaood, and with traiua oa tb. Allegbony Vall.y Railroad at K.d R.nk. DAVID M.'CAKUO, U.n'l Bup't A. A. Jaci.ob, Hup't h. U. Dir. BIAOK LINK. CLEanriCLD to rBRriai.0. Tb. ood.riignad would Inform th. pul.Ho that b. U now running a .tag. lino batwoon Cloarlield and F.nnald, tbraa tima. a waoa. Tba ilaco l.ar. Cloarfiotd on Tuaadayl. Thura. day. and balnrday., at 8 o'olook a. ta., ar.-iriog at Penfiold at 12 o'clock m. Returning lam d.ya. lara Panll.ld at a u alook p. m. arrlr ing at Cloarlield at o'clock p. m. OonnaotioB i. mada with train, oa th. Low Or. Jo R. R. at 1'onOold. Faro, aaoh way, $1.60 UKU. IV. UKAKUAHT. Cloartold, Pa., F.b. 1.1, 1078 Sw ixtx$tmvM. At tbo HcpDnucAM ofllco in tho place to got your Job work dona. Wo ara fully prtparml to do anything in tb. printing Hue. will do it well, and at tba right kind of prloo. TORI. 211.648 ..... JViv; .... 1,261 620,611 ..... 6711,410 ..... 68,1)8 647,0119 ..... 8(14,707 PB0DUCE MAEKET EEP0ET. Ph tLAniLpitiA, Juoe 24. Floor quiet: su per noe, aaffitj as; extras, 84f(u4 25; Pennsylva nia family, $5f4 50: Minnesota do.. $4 5(1(U6 25; patent ana Blgb grades, -(a)7. nye Hour, i 07, Cornmeal, $8 50. Wheat dull: red. $1 07tl 12: white. $1 18 amber, $1 Vl 17. Corn dull and atcedy; yellow, 47c.j mixed, 4.1) ,44. Oata Arm and hieber; Pennsvlrania and west ern wbite, 3a!(i,a3c; western mixed, 11(4320. Rye dull, 6K. Provisions firm; mess nork. $10 (10: beef hums, $2'fgi21; India meis beef, $17; hams, D'lOio; nick led do, si fa Oa: smoked shoulders. bUaiiio: salt do, 5c. Lard Orm; loose butchers', 8,o; city kettle 7,0. Butter dull: creamery. lOfa lUc: Bradford oouo- ty and New York extras, Ufa 1 6o; westera re serve, j(o; i.io. Naw York, June 24, Flour State and west em doll and unchanged; soperflno state, $8 bO(a) 8 00; extra do., $4 HX-1,4 25; choice do., $4 50 fancy, $5 OJfmO 5d: round hoop, Ohio, $4 05 Ui)i 75; choice do.. $4 SOf.ij 6 T5: aunerflne west ern, $ 60foa 05; choice do., $4 5U(o5 25; eotn mon to good extra do., $4fti 4 30; choice do., fH W(o5 75 onoice white wheat do., $5 8U(4 $ 50: sou then, quiet aod unohanjred; common to fair extra $ 00(5 75; good to choice do., $5 76 (a 7. Wheat dun : sprint, Ifoilo lower: winter, to better, and quiet; Ao. I spring, June, $1 0ifj- Corn Iffulc bvcter and quiet; new mixed west ern, 41fu4j)o spot; 4'H(a,41io for futures. wata steady; mixed western and state, 5(fii36c. Boef nominal: new plain meis. $10fn,l$50; new extra do. 811 ioOi, 12, Pork quiet; new mess, $10 20 fix 10 25. Lard firm: ateam reedered, $7 20(4)7 25. Whisky quiet; western, $ I OSltoi. Cvit ino, June 24. Flour quiet and unchanged. W heat strong and higher; No. 2 Chicago spring, voiciorcasn; vmn,uit lor July; Bf),c lor Au gust, No. 8 do, 8bie; rejected. 70c Corn strong and higher; fnir demand; 87(i37s for cash and July; 871(37 )o for August: reject ed, 8310. Oats In good demand shade higher; 24e for cash; IHiOi TAin for July; 2,1,210 lor August. Kye staly and unchanged. At the coso Wheat a shade lower; 92!ri92o ror iiuy coo lor August, Corn lower; 86c bid for July; 87, o for Au gust. Oats anchanged. PemiHylvnnlnllallronil TYRONE at CLEARFIELD BRANCH lUsiNEHg m Lock 11 aven. Accord ing to the Dtmocrat, last week was a very busy week In onr down river city. Tbe editor Bays ''Monday night was an active one among tbe thieves. The residence of Mr. Fred. Beck on Bald Kaglo street waa robbed ef a fine caitor, half doirn elltef spoons, sonp ladle, silver plated, three napkin rings with napkins, silver spec t a tees and thimble, two pair shoes, box cigars, two ablldrens' money safes with contents, and a few ether things. Next door, at Mr, J. F. Throne's, they carried from the seller, fruit (canned), preserves, butter. ato. A 'tempi to enter were made at several other places, but tbe thieves were frightened off for one reason or another. On Saturday night tbe rest dence of Mrs. Elisabeth Henna, Jay and Bald Eagle streets, aod Mr. Sober's, Railroad street, were entered and provisions stolen. Sunday night Lawrence Ammermaa's, Walnut blow oanal, was robbfd of one coat and soma provisions. J. F Till, near by, tost a rubber ova: coal, satchel and silk umbrella." FaNNSYI.VANIA MlLLKRa' STATE As sociation. Tbe first semi-annual meeting of the Pennsylvania Millers' State Association" will bo held at tha Keystone House, Reading, Penn'a., on Tuesday, July 0, at 2 o'clock r. M. All manufac turers of floor and feed la the Slate, as well a, those directly interested la the milling industry, are most cordially Invited to bo present and unite Ibcmselvss with tba ameiatloa. The meeting will, beyond doubt, be an interesting one, as mat (era of tbe greatest Importance to the fraternity will bs brought before it for eoaaldsratloo and ae- Hon. Tbe Important subjects of transportation, 'nsuraaoe and patents will receive special attention. Every progressiva miller la tbe State eanaot but appreciate the vital aeoeilty of prompt action and earnest, effectual (.rganiaatlea and eo-opcratloa to farther sod protect bla lateralis, which have been so seriously assailed Miller's Associations are ao longer an experiment; their asefulaess and aaO' etsa bava bee a fully demonstrated. Charles A. Miner, ef Wilktsberre, is president of tba aieoela tlon, and A. J, Sobocb, of Svttnsgrove, la secre tary. The Supreme Court on Monday a week reversed the Jadgmeat of the Court of Com mon Pleas of Blair county la tbe ease of lbs Union Hardware Company against tha Pea o ji ve a la Railroad Con piny. Tbe Ple)atlf recovered la Ike Blair eeuaty Court for Ike less ef three ear leads of goods destroyed by Ire al Osoeola, Clear- laid oounty, ea May t$, 1875. Tbe railroad com pany removed tbo eaae te tba Supremo Court, eon- tending that the plaintiff released at lbs time tba goada wera shipped, aad that there waa ao evl dcace of Beg 1 1 genes af tbelr employes by which be plaintiff 'a property waa destroyed. They inrtber eeataded that they' were tool teapeaslhle for the unprecedented Ire which destroyed the town of Osceola and every thing la It, aad further that tbe wiad which eaueeel tba Ira ta spread was the set ef Qod, whteh relieved tbe carrier from all fa apoa ilbil liy. Tbe Supreme Court eastalaed all 'beae position of the company, and reversed the ease witbeet a venire. Bamael 8. Blair, of Ho! II. d-vi.org, representee) tbe ptaietlff, aod B. J.Huff, of Blair eeanty, aad L. W, Hill, of llarrtebarg tbe railroad eempaay. Halt ! Lytic has joH received an- ether let af Ine Salt, largest stsed twilled sacks, ae tbe article eaa be bad aa wn tetters asala. ..Ill can. .. 80 " Wliy Buflor with a pain in iho back when there li a remedy ? The Baroama, or Buobu, Baok-aebe, Liver and Kldeev Cure never fails to relieve taflamatioa or soreness la the lumber region, caused by a strain, eold, or female weakness, as hundreds testify every day. We do not reoom mend it for all dlseaaea, only (be above, aa it acta directly on tha liver and kldneya. Prepared and aold by K. K. Thompson, (twenty-three years la tha drug business,) THusville, Pa. Price $1 00 per bottle. For sale by all druggtits In Clearfield, and by J. H. Seyler A Son, Lutbers-burg. spttiata. Fruit and VnnrTAai ia P. W. Jordan has on hands, dally, FR1.81I VBUKTAhLKH aad ell kiBdsofFRl'ITS, which ae will deliver to cus tomers In any part of tbe town. Ciearfteld, Pa Jan. JO, 1071-tt Ons HtrNnniB Paa Csitt. Disooi ht on Old Paires. Pewing Marhlaescan now be purchased at Merrell'a tin and variety store, from $.45 np wards. All kinda of sewing maebinea repaired on tbe shortest notice, Clearfield, Pa.. July 18, 1977. Wamtbo I-100,000 20 -In oh shaved ah ing lea to average from 4 to Of Inches for which we will pay the highest market price. A. U. Km kb a A Co., feb.28 tf.J Clearfield, Ta. Buootaa Fon flat-a. R. Newton Shaw keeps a ta supply of Fredoma Buggies and Platform Wagons for sale. To be seen at tbe Hbaw House yard. Call on or address him at Clearfield Penn sy Ivan ia, may ll-tf, rX and after Monday. MAY 20, 1877, tbe V raaaenger i reins wtu run daily (except sun days) between Tyrone nnd Clearfield, aa follows CLEARFIELD MAIL. W. S. pLnaaaa, Conductor. I LEAVB BOUTH. J.BAVE NORTH. Curwansvllle,..8.20, r.u. Tyrone,.- $.00,a.h. Clearfield. 1.40, " Vanecoyoo 9.25, " Leonard 8.49, M Ho mm It, V 5ll, " Barrett 1.54, " Powelton,H....10.00, Woodland 4.01, Osceola,.M 10.12, " Bigler,.w 4 OS, Bonton 10.17, Wall ace ton, 4.17, " Stelner'a ..10.22, Blue Ball 4 25, Phllipsburg,-10.25, " lirabam,.. 4.81. " Uranam 10.88, Philipsburg, ...4.85, ' Blue Ball, 10.87, " Steiner' 4.HV, " Wallaoeton,...10.44, " Boynton, 4.48, Bigler, 10.52, M Osceola. 4.52, " Woodland, 10.59, M Powelton,. ....5.05, " Barrett, 11.07," Summit, 5.15, Leonard, 11.12," Vansooyoo,,MH.5.85l- " Clearfield 11.19, - Tyrone 8.00, " Cnrwensvllle,.U.40r.tl. A DIH1NISTR ATOnS NOTICE. Notice la hereby given that Letters of Ad ministration on the estate of JOHN E. HHAFFKH, late of Brady twp , Clearfield Co., Penn'a, deo'd, having been duly granted to the undersigned, all persona indebted to aaid estate will please make Immediate payment, and those baving claims or demands will present them properly authontloated for settlement with out delay, uku. v. tiintv, slay. Luthenburg, je 20,'78-fit. Adm'r. PHILADELPHIA Bakery and Confectionery, MARKET ST., CLEARFIELD, PA. The underslgne 1 has opened a anw Bakery and Confectionery on Market street, and la prepared to furnish everything In hia line on abort notioe. He keeps on hand tba very bfSt of ' FRESH WHEAT, RYE AND BRAN Jts JEroL 3E3 jsfSc !X3 ROLL.?, RUSKS and CAKUS OF ALL KINDS, And a nice stock of CANDIES, NUTS, RAISINS, ORANGE?, Ao. Fancy CakcM, For Windings, Parties and Picnics, supplied en short notice, at tne very lowest prices. ICE CREAM, Served in a neat and well furnished room. By strict attention to business he hopes to merit and receive a liberal snare oi patronage. JOHN F.FINKBKINEU. Clearfield, Je 2A78-4t. ORPHANr COURT SALE OF SEAL ESTATE OF Samuel Troy, deceased. By virtue of an order Issuing out ef tha Or phans' Court of Clearfield county, there will be exposed to puplie aale at the public house of Daniel Uoodlander, in the village of butlieriburg , Clearfield oounty. Pa., oa Saturday, July 20th, 1878, At 3 o'clock, p. m., the following desorlbed roal estate of Hamuel Troy, dee'd, situate In Brady1 township, aaid county, bounded ud described as , follows; Beginning at a hem look, thenoeby land , of I. I. Beams east 85 perehes to a hickory thence south 10! perches to n chestnut ; tbenoe I west 85 perches by lands of Wm. Riabell. now Andrew Pents, jr., to en ash ; theac north by land of John r. Holler, now U. M. Johnston, K'J perches to tbe place of beginning, containing 51 ACRES AND 105 PERCHES, and allowance, more or less, being the same tract of land conveyed by Joseph Parker n orris U eeinuei iroy, ar., record' a in feed ifook"r, page 851, Ao., having about forty acrel cleared and a frame house, two stories high, about 20x24 leet, small bare and other outbuildings, with good bearing orchard. All thelnterestof Samuel iroy, at tbo time or all decease, will be aold. Tanaa er 8 La. One-third cash at the lime of sals, and tbe balance In two equal annual pay moots, with Interest from tho confirmation of sale, to be secured by Mortgage or Judgment Dood on tue premises. i nrut.ii it. MuutiB. Lutharsbarg.Je 20,'78-4t. Administrator. PLANTS AND FLOVVF.HO. The undersigned hereby glvea notice to ili eltlaeos of Clearfield county, that be has at bis grew house In Cliarfleld, a large quantity af nil kinds of VEGETABLE AND FLOWER PLANTS, which be will sell at reasonable privesC "tT sj Early and Late Cabbage Plants, Tomatoes, Celery, t au n Dower, tgg riants, fepper riauts, ao. SWEET POTATO PLANTS, $4 00 per 1,000 or ntiyoeats per Hundred. All kinda of FLOWERS for pots and bedding. nangtng baixets and vasea, sucn as Assorted Heliotropes, Single A Double Petunias, Geraniums, sage, Fuchsia, Pansies, Age re turn, Colaua, Dahlias, Verbenas, Ctphoa, Cannes, Ccnteurea and Cineraria, Begonias, Bra valla, Mignonette, Pinks, Phlox, Ac, Ae. FOR ONE DOLLAR, I will tend one doxen, strong, vigorous, wall branched flower plants of any selection. Where the selection Is lrfl to me I will guarantee satis taction. KHAfabl uoun. Clearfield, Pa , April 24,'78-tf. Uisrfllaufou?, iT. A. FLECK CO. Market Street, Clearfield, Pa. ARNOLD WANTS Corw.BKlll., Pa. .a. t, 'Tl-lf OOZaXZI iVJVS 0X1X1 Pliiladclpliia Branch Clothing Store, ROOM NO. J, OPKIIA I10USK. ' Tb. uBder.iKB.d woald reipoetrullr lafonn tbo eltiieDi of Clearfield aad ririsitr, that he baa Jult opened tha largoat and Mot Itot'k of HL.im:1JJIE CM.OTlli.YV, HATS, CAPS, tVc-iifa' furnishing Good, TRUNKS, VALISES, 4Vo., ever brought to Clearfield, and which he will sell coeaper tnan any other store in town. Tba largest stock of Wamsutta Shirts er broufbt to this town. All finished, readv tor ine iauajry at eacn. Call and see, and bo convinced. SIMON 811 LOSS. Clearfield, Pa., May f, I878-8m. THIS WEEK H. A. KRATZER'S A NUW AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK OP DM GOODS, DltESS GOODS, CAI8FETM, BOOTS, SHOES, &C, WIIX BE OPEXEO And Soli Chsap for Cask Clearfield, IV, April 17, 1S7S. rponNRHIP UrATEMEMT. DAVID MRAHR, Treaaurar of no,,, ton- hlp, In aoeount with tbe gohool. Road and Poor fund of laid townohip, for the rear aadio( Juu. 19, laia. cbool riMD na. To balaae. at lut attlameBt To amount of diiplloata or 177 I,n4 16 To auionBt of titata appropriatioa Iu0 M To tai of Charier llerr; . I fill Total )j amuunt ordcre redeemed.... ...3,4 IV ... I.1S3 4 CLEARFIELD ACCOMMODATION. W. L. RnoABl, Conduetor. LEAVE SOUTH. Curwen.,llleH A. 40 a. a. Clearfield... Lwinard Barrett Woodland,.. Bltler Wallacoton,... .1S 7.21 7.3S , 7.61 8.07 Dlaa Boll,.. Uraham,... , 8 45 Phlllpiburg.. t.00 fileiner'a,. Boynton...... OKeola, Powelton,. .. Summit, Vanacojoo,.. Tyrono tl.10 " t.2J " villi .10 00 .10.10 ' .11.07 r. .1U " LRAVB NORTH. Tyrone, I 15 p. Vanaro)oo,....l.tS " Summit, I. HO Powelton, .J0 Oaeaola,. 4 " lloynton, 1.0.1 " Btein.r o, 4 00 " Pbtllpiburf ...4 li " Orab.m 4.40 IlluaB.il 4.bi WallaeMoa, ...t.ll BijlOT, ..2 Woodland i.4i ' Barrett, 0.S7 " Leonard, t 00 Clearfield, 0.20 ' Cnrw,n.Tlll.,.7.0t " Beautiful HelB no dnbt had a fine eompl.xlon, bat it lo more than doubtful whether tteiceeded In purity the completion! of th. ladieo who u.o mat inimitable auathery at female loToilao.f, U lean. Hnlphur Boap. Sold by all Druggiet. lllll'a Hair A Wbieker Dye, Blarh ar Brown, SO eootl. ' )el(-4t. W.aTun. Son. aailly laaraed pereon er Art lot h ...nlullH 1 M....'. P ..... H,, . P. a... PtcTBBBi f. tbil oMaty, BB Hoyalty. Paiatml from pboto)tro ho or Boy piatara, aad to tho FiBort Oil Paiatinx mode. B.fora Ihetorrltory lo talMi 1 Will paint plolurat Oil. for and warrant them for lif.. Kr.ry poroo. ihould bare on., ao Oil Painttnao on Canvaa ar. tb. oaly pienr,o that will alaad tha Uot of time, and eaa ba bonded dowa te poetertty. Partlr alar. free. L. T. LUTHKR. Not. t, 1177.1. Orry City, Pa. 4 A MttmnrkabU Remit. It make, aa diffrraeM h.w many Pby.lelano, or how mueh modloioe yon have trted, it ta now aa aotabliohrd foot that Omu ftyrup lo th. only remedy wbteb baa itlren aonpleto aatiofaetio. in ee,,ra aaeao f La.g lilMHi. It I. true there ara yet thoaoenda af peroone who ara prediopoaed to throat Bad Lan, AffMttoaa, Coaaampltoa, Hemorrbairea, Aatbma, Beoor. Oolda Battled ee tb. llraaot, PBewmoaia, Wbaopiag Cau,b, Ae wbo bava aa pereoaal knowledgaaf Boeoh'e Oormaa Byraa. To taeb w. waald oay that .0,. 400 dowa war. Bold laat year without oaa fooa. plaiot. CoaaamptlTaa try Jaet aw. battle. Reg ular MM, t aeata. lar eaia "7 v. ia. waieoa. Caaarleld, Pa. May 13, la77-aaw-ly. Dan'f Drrrirtd. Many pmenaeay "I ba.aa't got tha Con .am,- tlon" wbaa aabed la euro tbelr awngb with Bhl- !o:t ooaoamptla. uara. Do tbey .at aaow tha. Ooaghe Wad te CeBeaaaptioa aad a raaaedy that will our. CoaaamptioB will oartalnl, aura a .oagh er ear laag ar throat troable. We aaew it will earo who. all elbera fall and ear faith ta it Is ao pollllre that wa will rofaad the priee paid If yoa rarolra .0 benefit. Ie Bot thia a fair KoaoaitloB. Priee, 1 ale a Ma aad II, til per 111, Pot lama Cheat, Beak ar Side, aaa Hb. lob 'a Poroaa Plaatr. Prte U eta. Per oale by all Drag lat ef Cleared. PIIILIPSBL'Rd A M0SIIANN0N DRANCD K8 L.BATB HOUTB. 1:00 2:14 110 114 1:10 1:44 2:J2 2:i7 3:42 :07 :II 7:.18 744 0:10 7:01 tit : fl t.0 l:l 1:46 1:10 0:4. 1:21 :JS 1:1) t:M l:3 BTATtOtia. . Mi.rrladal., Pbilipaburg, Hulner'a Boynton, Oaoeola, MoahannoB, Hterllng, Mnatadala, MoCauley, Kondrlok'a, Ramey. luatb aonrR. a. if. p. a. P. J 12 10 I3:)S 4 SI 11:11 4:14 12:14 4:111 10:10 11:04 4:10 10 J Uiil 167 10:11 11(6 1:60 10 4S 11:40 146 IOeS ll:6 1:40 10:611 11::t. 1:16 11:11 II 16 ISO BALD lAOLR VAI.LKT BRANCH. Kx. Mall. P. la. A. w. T. 14 1.30 leave Tyrone arrive 0.1. Ml 1.47 Bald Kofi. i.bt 01 Jaliaa i.10 t.14 .65 Mllrabnrg 4 41 111 10.01 Bellefoata 4.17 1.41 11.11 Mlleoburg 4.19 101 1..40 Howard 4 01 141 11.11 arrlra L. Ilartm leav.l.lt Mail. Kip. a. a. 1 05 7.40 7.00 11.41 0.3.1 13 I 00 136 BaaTwaan. Paolfie Btpr.aa Ilarriabar Aoo'm, 1:50 TYRONB STATION A. a. I waarw. lolPlitaburgb Eip'ea, 1.60 t-aeine nxproaa, I p. a. Mall Train, . 1-20 Atlaatie Bxpraao, 1:10 Pkila. Bxpraao, 10:11 Way paaaengor. Mall Train, PaalLlnB, . Why will yew awaVr with Dyapnala and II ror mplelBt, CoBotlpatioB, aad geooral debility waea yata aaa (a4 at ear eter. Htihaa'a Byoteai Vltaliaep whleh w. aell M . Boaitiv. faaronlao ta euro aaa. Prloa 10 ate., and 71 eta. Per aal. by all Draggttti af Clearfield. Clow aoBnaettone mada by all trataa at Tyroaa ana uot itaveB. B. I. BLAIR, ylt-at. Rep.rlnv.adoM BTAOB LINES. A otageleavM Carweaarille doily for Reyaolde. ville, at I o'eloek, p.m-.arrivlBgat Reynoldaville at a a eiooe, p. m. Itotaralng, le,oa Keyaolda. villa dally, at 7 a'eleek, a. m., arriving at Car woaavllla al II o'olook, aa. Pare, aaoh way, H. A ataga Ir.v.a CarweBBTllle dally, at I .'.lo.k, p. m., for DuBole City, arriving at DuBola City at a'oloek, p. m. Relaraiag, laavee Liu Kola at 7 a'oloek, a. m, dally, arriving at CarweBoville at a B'eweB, m, pan, Mow way, ,1. FARE FROM CLKARFIKLD, TO Bellofonta, P. . Look Havea..., Wllllamaparl.. HantiBgdaa Lawlotawm. .... Marrevllla. Cawoaoville Oaoeola HARKIHBURO 1316 17. 100 1 1. II. 414 10 11 411 Mlddlotawa t 0. arietta...... 1 1, L.oflMter ,01 PHILAD1LPBIA 711 Altoona 1 II JohneUwa. go Pblllpabar,. ....... 11 Tyrone 1 II PiTTSBURO. li Amount due townohip ta.OfiO 16 ca. Py teaohoro1 wagoa 4 100 00 By fuel and eontiogenoiee 7111 By Colleeter'o per oontage oa 1300 ' II 00 liy reduotioa to prompt tax -payero , 4.8 By making dep. and putting up notioeo. k II, By one day at eettlement H 1 10 By Treaa. pweMtag.Mglriol.14 9110 lty axonerationa 01 iu By am't returned to Commiaelooore 01 11 By internet paid J. H. Tnraer log 78 By am't paid for rmbliabing atatoment of 1870 and 1177 51 10 By bill of Zenaa Turner 4 07 By amuunt allowed Haeretary M 10 Oil By amount of old ordero redeemed H 110 10 GEO. WEAVER & CO., Total l,6fl.l 114 To balance In hands of J. Plmcllng $1,841 65 To M " " U. Mease 219 00 Balance due township,.., aoAD ruia ua. To amount of duplicate $1,114 M lobai. tn nanas or uotiector umei.ng oa li To Orders from Dimeliog to Dr. fiurah field, B. Uerrett aod D. Mease To order on Trees, by Auditors To order from Louder to J. tiercer, U. E. H hi me I and D. Mease 19 17 To overwork, I). Downing...... 0 Te order David Mease .,. 01 61 ,.$2,0nfl Aft 19 A9 Ofl 31 Total., ...41,4211 .in By work dona by eltliene under LoaJer and Dimeling f 1,1 20 I By amount returned to Uommltaioiiera.. By eioneratlona, Lender A Dieieliag... By work of Levi Loude, Supervisor, ofl days M By work ef Dimeliag, 41 daya.. Ily 1 day atttllng, iJimeliag A Loader. By esoneretions. Loader's d plicate.. By order Tor overwork te D. Dewney, It. B. Hhimel, D. Mom and J.Harger... By eiotatrations oa M. Luinedue'e del, ui By per eon tags oa rood dup , $1,184.66.. Total II rooa rmn na. To halaaee at loat settlement $ To amount of duplicate To credit by error Te order of Pea roe, far Pollard To order ef John Miller, for Cooper.,.. To Support of Wilaoosroft " , Haaley " K. Newman H A. Brine Te order te Henry tinea To order to Ocorgo W. Hhimel Te Aodiurs' and Clerk's orders To order to U. K. Bhlmel and Ulster, for oealey.,, Total..... - $1 By orders paid $ By etonerettona By am't returned to Commission era. By error on Dimeliag a eo-nt..,..,. By amount per J aeob Dimellng By mat) of a. A. Hhimel ret 4 te Corn's.. By etooeratlnas ,.. By two days settling , By making dupHeata By entering Treasurer'a bond By per eeotage nt t per eeat en 6,I6 By Ul la haoda of Colleeter BimelingM By bal, in bands of Collector Ri.k By bat In baada of Treasurer Mease..... 42 97 I 18 106 90 88 00 4 Ofl 8U 10 16 4 n 33 69 SECOND STREET. CLEARFIELD, PA,( Have opened up, In the store room lately oeeupled by Weaver A Belts, oa Second street, n large and well selected stock of Dry - Goods, Groceries, BOOTS AND SHOES, gUKKNSWARK, WOOD A WILLOW WARS, UATd AND CAPS, FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &c. Which they will dispose of at reasonable ratee or easn, w exenange lor country prouuoe. OKOIUIK WBAVKR A CO. Clearfield. Pe Jan. 0, 1878-tf. . YOU CAN'T STOP THIS W a hi: hoi i fou T. A. FLECK fi CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE. WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST STOCK OF GOODS EVER BROUGHT TO CLEARFIELD. " ' ' ARNOLD WANTS Shingle Bolls & Saw Logs. Curwenavllle, Jan. 9, 7 6-if. ARNOLD PAYS CASH or TRADE. Curwenavill., Pa., Jan. II, '78 tf. ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED Prices of Shingles, SUAVED AXD SAWED. Curw.narllle, JnB. 9, '71-tf. MOSEY T I.tA.-Th. Mutual Life Inauranco Co. baving rcauued loana, an plioatlona on well Improved farm properliea, to the one-third of their oaab value, will M eunaid ered, in ouma not loaa than !?,0U0. For nartlcu lara, Ao., apply to HI KXiUAL W.KMITII. April 17, '77-lm. ClearQ.ld, Pa. (tlMMINMIOKKII'tl NOTICi:. J In Iho Orphana' Court of Clearfield oounty, Po. In tbe uiat'er of Joa.,h Kyler, deo'd. The underaigned, appointed aad oommla.loned to take teallmony ao to the matter, delegated in the petition of Ooorge Kyier,and return the aama to Cuurt, will attend to bia dutiea aa auch at bia oflioe in Clearfield, on Tueaday, tbe vth day of July, 1878, at 1 o'eloek p. m when and where all partiea intonated may attend. II. V. WILSON, ClearBold, Juno 10, '71 31. Commltaiooer. T. A. FLECK & CO. HERE WE ARE FOR SPRING & SUMMER. ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF NEW DRESS GOODS, BLACK CASHMERES, BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS, BLACK AND COLORED SILKS. MUSLINS, A LAItGK STOCK OK CALICOS, , GINGHAMS, , AND TICKINGS. SUinXINGS, , MEN'S AND BOYS' COTTONADKS, AND A GOOD LINE OF CASSIMEIW. A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF WHITE GOODS &.' PERCALES. Turkey Kcds. and all otbor kinda of TABLK LINEN.Jvory cheap. LADIES' COATS call and boo themthoy ar nico. BLACK AND FANCY SHAWLS. 4 . 1 BED SPREADS, ALL TRICES. A UI)ITOItH NOTICED In the Orphans' Corrt or Clearfield Co , Pa. In tho matter of tha estate of Andrew 8. Moore, dfoeased. Tha nndenlgned Auditor, appointed by the Court to make distribution of the balance remain ing in tbe bands of Wm. T.Moore, Administrator, sc., of said deceased, a woo git the parties legally entitled I hern to, hereby gives nolle that he will rlt lor the purpose of his appointment at tbe office of Mi'Knally A McCurdy, on Saturday, Juoe Ud, U7H, kt 1 a'oloek p. m. W. A. UAOBItTY, Cloarlield, June 6, 1878-lt, Auditor. Al'lHTOR'J NOTICE. In the Orphans' Court of Clmrneld Co., 1'a. In tbo matter of tha estate of Mellnda. Courtnaj, dee'd. The undersigned Auditor, appointed by tbe Court to make distribution of the balanoe remain ing io tha hands of II. U. and Hauuel M. Uailey, Administrators, Ac, of said dectaaed, amongst tie parties legally entiti.d tbe re to, hereHy gives notice that ho will sit for the purpose of bis ap pointment at the office of Met nelly A Mo Curdy, on Friday, June 2 1 at, 1373, at 1 o'clock p. m. W. A. ItAUKRTY, CloarOcId, Juno S, 1S78-3L Aulitor. F 'OR SALE. The undtrsivned will sell at nrlvate aale all that tract or parcel of land situate In Deoatnr township, Clearfield oounty, 1'a., within a abort disunoe of the Tyrone A Clearfield K. K . nnd adjoining lands of Hobert Hudson and otners, and known as tbe Jacob D. Ucarhart lot. The aaid tract containing 00 acres more or leaa, with two veins of valuable coal thereon, has al-otit SO acrca cleared, and Is tha kry to a larre body of coal about being drvelopod. Will be aold low and ipon easy tonus, ror particulars, apply tn DAVID L. KKEUS. Clearfield, Pa., July If, 1S7A. How to Tench Noliool! A Rare Chance for Teachers. The second session, eisht weeks, of the Lumber City Male and Female Academy will begin liloniay, July 8th, 1678. bpcciai instruotions will be given in Theory and Prartlrs or Teach liic, gi.ltix teachers opportunities EQUAL to ANY and bKCoND to REST STORE IN CLEARFIELD. ' J '; ' OTK STOCK OF Goes ahead of anything ever broughtjto this town. LADIES' LINEN SUITS-ALL PRICES. PARASOLS I! PARASOLS!! This stock ia more oomplete than ever. LADIES' AND CHILDRENS' HOSE. LADIES' AND GENTS' HANDKERCHIEFS. .LADIES' TIES AND BOWS. . rtiLL n.re or coolers cohk corsets. TcUI.. ....$1,417 7J Wo. tbe aadoral.Bod Aadit.ro af Bn... a.w. eblB, earUfy Ibat wa ba,. aaaalnad tbe fereaa. , i . . " B i.ai mmm mmm -" a.a Blaaafl. HMIH BKI8H, filMOM THOMPHOK. Jua. la, 1171 41. Audifcm. William Powell. secoxn sr., ciKAitrtnLn, rA., Dealer in Heavy: rid Shelf HARDWARE, IRON, 5AII-S. PAINT, OII.P, VARNIRHRH, UbiViA.MI I'd it Keeps ennstantly .n band the best Cooking, netting ana i-artor Stoves and Ranges of all descriptions. Table and Pocket Cutlery, varpentera room, auen aa maws, naicnets, Squares. Bench Slops, Plaaas and Plane Irons, Chisels, Bttts, Augera, Adsos. Pllea, lllngeeofallklnda, Locka. Herews, Bash Cord, Pulleys, etc., ate. Forming Utensil, Mows, Colt t raters. Doable and single Hhovel Plows. Cnltlvalor Teeth, Qrala Cradles, Beythea, ftnalhea, Hoes, Porks, Hakes, May Forks, Parsa Bells, ate., ete. Horse Shoes and Horse Nails, the best make af Creas eut Raws and axes, Orlndstonee and O rinds tone Plata res, and everything aaually kpt tat Irst-elaas Hardware Btore. Also, a full etajck of House Furnishing Goods, BRUSHES, LAMPS. CHIMNEYS, Ao. All kladief Tie ware heat aw bead aad made ba order. Roofing nail pouting aromptly at te. CHEAPEST GOODS IN TOWN. KID AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES for Ladies nnd Gentlemen. Hitching, Collnrf and Cuff's, Loses, Now Fringe, and Trimming, Now Km . . . broideries while and colored, Curtain Not.. Stinpendora, Sbirta, Necktie", Undcrwcnr, Shirt Fronts, Silk Ilitndkcrcliieis CARPETS a good stack, CARFZT3 OIL CLOTI1S AND CARTET CHAIN. Wroaal wlohiB, aaytblaf Ib Bay ll.a, ar. I., .aaed t. Ball Bad aiaaiiBe ateah and priooo . wn.i.MM owill. Clo.rl.ld, Pa, iaa. . If. MILLINERY. TRIMMED HATS AD IIOWETS, FLOWERS, RIBR0S, . Trimming Silks, Ornnmcnls, Fealliors, Ac. Our trimmer, MISS MEACIIEN, Is with us ogniu, ready to trim lints and llonnela, jnst as yon want them. NONE in tbe oounty. TBIIMS i Normal Courae SI 00 Uigber Courae a U0 Hoarding, 12.00 and $3 50 per week. Kooma ror aelf-boaidera ean be bad clieap. Call oa, or addreao 0. C. KM1III1, Prlaoipal, Rer. J. 0. tlHEKll, r. o. iik ix, June 12, 1878 41. . Lumber City, Pa. ADMINISTBATOBS' SAtTT1 of VAtauanLa 1 j tleai Estate in Covin g ton Tir. In pnrsuanee of aa order of the Orphana' Court of Clearfield county, tha undersigned, Adminis trators of tho estate of Joha B. Picard, late of Covington town hip, deo'd, will offer at public sale, on BATrRDAY, JTLY 20, 187(1, at S o'clock p. m., all that certain tract or pices of land situate In CoTington township, Clearfield oounty, Pa bounded and described as follows : Beginning at a post corner 261 perobtHi from a white pine oorner of tract No. 1CU6, and being part of said warrant thence north lfifi porches to a white oak oorner; then re east 9T perchea to a white oak ; thence south lef) perches to a white oak ; tbenoe west 97 perches to place of begin ning, containing U4 acres and 169 oMO parches and alio wanes, excepting and reserving thereout two acres more or leas sold to Pel is Picard. Trams One-third cash, and tbe balance ia two equal annual payments, to ba secured by hood and mortgage on t he premises. CAROLINR P. PICARD, JOHN J. FICAR1, Ad mint it reform French v II' c, Pa., June 19, 1878-41, Al'IVTOIt ft F,PORT.-Rccipts and ex penditures of Ooshen School district, Clear field oounty. Pa, for the year endind June 3d, 1878. .. RKCniFTS- Balance on hand from last year .41,14.1 f Amount of Duplicate for U77 4li 19 from state appropriation . 94 7e 1.751 7 RXPKiaiTUNtS. Teachers' salariea $ 7'.0 90 New buildings 705 Oil Puel and oontiDgen3ies....M - Pfl 09 rurniture H nr 7 Repairs M 1 75 Salary of Secretary 16 Oft S per cent. btT to prompt tax payers 7 89 Exonerations tl M Treasurer's and C'ollectoc's percentage. 64 27 JttMt 4 Balance due Treasurer 7 78 75 Atteitt J. A L. FI.RGAL, K. K. Sainar, President. We, tbe undersigned Auditors of Qcahendls Ict, Clearfield county, Pa., having carefully ex amined the shore accounts of tho Treenurrr, find Ultra correct to the best of our knowledge and belief. ELLIS IRWIX. J. K. OR AH AM, J. A. PULTON, Shawl vi lie, Jans 12, !878-3t. Audi tor a. J.H.LYTLE, Wliolcsalo & Retail Dealer in CrocorioS, TIIK LAlmKSTand BUST PKI.ECTKD PT0CK , , IN TUB cot.vn . We bought our goods in New York and Philadel phia for CASH, and they will be sold CHEAP. Spring and Summer Dress Goods. WHAT WE GUARANTEES WE GUARANTEE that wo will aell all kinds of Dry Coodn cheaper than any other store in Clearfield. WE GUARANTEE polite treatment to every one of our ciwto- mcrf, without urging them to buy. WE GUARANTEE that we have the lurcest and chocest as- Dortmcnt of all kindiof Drew and Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery and Fancy Goods in Clearfield. TV A. FLECK & CO. Graham's Building, - - - - Market Street, CLEARFIELD, PA. April 17,78. COFFER, TKA, Sl'GATt, SYIIOP. jl EATS, flMI, SALT, OILS, Tl:S aad BrCKKTS, niUfil) FBUITS, rANNF.D OOOBS, 81'ICKS, RR0OM8, F1.01B, FEED. County Agent for i.or n.i..tnirs toh.iccos, There gooda bourbt for CASH ia large lota, aad aold at almoat eily Brleea. JAMK8 II. LYTLE, Cloartld, Pa., June 12, lK7 ly. PRIVATE SALE er Valuable Real Estate I The andetflRncd, living In Pcna twp.. Clear field eoonly, Pa., effcra tbe following valuable Real Estate Tor aale: 446 Acres of Land, more or Iras, In Rrcearla towaahlp, lying on the north side of big Clearfield creek, and within one mile or the same. Tne eboTo land Is beer Mr corerec, with hemlock, white oak, rock oat, aod other hard wood timber, and a quantity ef white pine, aaid to ne nan a minion or more root. The same is bearDy aedtrlaid with bituminous coal, and directly on the line of railroad leading rrom tfoutaoaietot'oalport. lis value Is en known. There are, also, other valuable mineral a oa tha same. The above land Ilea about two ana a-hatf mllei below the village of Ulen Hope, adjoining landa of (seorge Oroom and others, on what la known as Porier'a run. Tbe Improrsmenta on the prop erty are a good geared sawmill, in running order, n high dam, atone breast, made la the beat mea ner, fit for almoat any machinery. There is, also, a large frame dwelling bouse and frame bank bam hereon, and about forty er Ine seres, more ar lose, ef tbe land la cleared. Any person wishing te Invest In property of tbia kind will da well to examine this property. I will aell tho whole er tha aadlvtded half taaeeeat, aa may awii theparohaser. Tksabuvetraeloflenelwillmako ' two er three farms, which will compare favorably with the greater part of ear aon air. Priee aad terms mada known ta any aervoa wishlag ta pur. eheee. Por further partiealara eall ia person or ad area the undersigned at (Iramuian HlllaP.O rleerfield eouoty. Pa, lAM'L W ID KM 1KB, Jaa. t, 1871 If,
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