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hblioioi;h notices.
Methodist Episcopal Church Rer. J. 8,
MrMtttFiT, Pastor. Hervlore every fisbbatb
at 10) A. M., ud I P. at.
Sabbath .School tt A. U.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday, at T P. U.
Com n union Service, fir it Sabbath of every
eiontn, ai it At M.
West Clearfield M. E. Church. Ravi
William II. Dill and W. 8. Wilsoh, Pastors.
Preaching every alternate Sunday, at i o clock,
P. U. euaflay Ho boo I at j.), p. AI. All art in
rltd to atttnil.
Presbtterlas. Church Hot. H. S.Bim.u.
Sabbath services morning and evening Sab
bath School at I P. N. Prayer Meeting Wednes
day evening.
Ht. Franele Church Catholic R.t. P
J. Snr.aiDan. Preaching at 10J o'clock, A. M.( on
tho Brit, third and fourth Sundays or ecn most
Vespers and llenedlotton of tbo blessed Sacrament
st 7 o'clock, P. M. Bundsy bcnool every bud nay
afternoon at 9 o cluck.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
tiki or loLDijra quaitkb kmiuki court.
Second Monday of January.
Third Monday of March.
Pifft Monday f Juno.
fourth Monday of September.
TIKI Or HOLD! SO OOUHOH PLRAI.
Pint Monday of Jana.
Second 41 on Jay of November.
, ruBLio or pic a no.
Preeidenl .fWpa Hon. Charles A. Mayer,
Lock Harta.
Aitnt Lw trfia linn. John II. Orvls,
HfelUfunti.
Auotimtt Judge A brum Ogden, Clearfield j
Vioocat U. Holt. Cloarftald.
protkonotary Kit Bloom.
Reaiettr and Recorder L. J. Morgan.
Dietriet Attorney Win. M. McCullough.
7Vf-ar-lavd MeGeughey.
Skerig Andrew Pants, Jr.
Ifuut Skeri fChriit. J. Keainrv, Clearfield
Cntw ffareeyot-Samuel F. McCloskey, Oar
ncnsvllle.
Count Commiiiotrt Clark Brown. Clear-
Held t Thomas A. MeUat, Chest P. 0.; Ilairis
lloovar, tilaarfiald.
Audits William V. Wrlfht, Clear
Hold fiamual A. Caldwell, Willlamsgrovo ; John
11 Cunnar. Hurniida.
County CorontrJ. B. Nsff, Now Washington.
Arw 6'oMfjifsn'ottsrs Dr. James P. BurcbUeld,
Ckarfled, Joseph Alexander, Madera.
Supritrndtni of Publim Schooti M. L. Mo
Quowa, Clearfield.
StaUro Htiyklid-MiaiurtiJti W.Carllle,
offioaai Lutbersburg Pa.
NtmriM PnUie Joba W. Wrlgley, Wm. Ra
debangb, Cyrus Gordon, Clearfield j Joseph R.
Irwin, N. K. Arnold, Curwensvilla; J. A. Living
stone, Dullols City.
Oar Speial ooluron ts decidedly Interssting tn
a local point of Tiew, and prohublo reading to
outsiders who want to lava money.
The days are growing shorter.
Dog days and pic nics nro upon ns.
Pill, How, Kerlig, A h it s, and tho
Fourth of July.
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Tho Journal and tho Curwensvillo
Tt'mn will not be Issued this week. !
Ex-(iov. Bilur, and wito oro on a
riiit to Hon. Jeremiah S. Black, ntar York, Pa.
Largo quantities of stono aro being
broken in the low plaras on tha Market street
bill.
The thormometor ban got right down
to bottom now, and the weather Is warming op
rapidly.
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A New P. M. Abner B. McArdlo
has been appointed Post Master at fiarnside la
this oouoty.
Smith V. Wilson Kaq.t will delivers
Fourth of July address St the celebration at Ksrt
baus to-morrow.
Ilov. S. C. Swallow, presiding elder,
preached to tbe UlearOeld, At. K. Church on pub
day srsnlng last.
John Lcitr.ingcr has been installed
as elerk In tht Poet-office, under Cept. Osulin,
John will make a good assistant.
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Thero is a stray hore at the farm
of Daniel Krise, la Uirard township, which the
owner is rcqussted to look after.
The new Philadelphia Uukory on
Market street adjoining Kratscrand L tie's store,
Is where people go for bread, oahes etc.
The Retlefonto papers say the trestle
work ob tbe Snow Shoe railroad will not be re
built but tbe road will go around the ravins.
The post-office at JuBois, to Brady
township, has beta made a money crJer office, tht
arrangement going into effect on tbe first Instant
Yon can put it down as a solemn
truth tbat If your religion has failed ta sweeten
yonr temper, you bare got hold of tbo wrong arti
cle. S. T. Rrockhank Ksq., will be the
erstor ol the day at the Luthersburg celebration
to-morrow morning and also at New Salem, In the
altera eon.
Kr.ra Ale has the contract for the
building of the new residence of W. D. Digit r,
Esq , on Front stmt. He Is putting It through
vigorously.
Fred Saoket has remorcd bis tin and
store store from tbe Opera House to tht stand
fermerly occupied by Saoket t A Bchryver, oa
lecond street.
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For cheap and handsomo tombstones,
nannments, or marble work of any description,
(O to Joshua Flaherty'i Marble Yard, Third street,
llearfleld, Penn'a.
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CIcarQeld willsend animmensocrowd
Pbitipiburg to-morrow, to witness tht Fourth
i July celebration at that place. A gay and fee
Irs time Is anticipated.
Our devil wants to go flxhing to
(trrow, and la consequence thereof we will not
wee a psper aeit week. The neit Isiae of the
iurt-BLicia will be dated Joly 17.
A hand organ mado its appearance
a oar streets, early oa Monday morning. If
lea r held can't celebrate tbe sanlrcrsary.tbe hand
'gan man oaa at leaat raise a Utile eatbasiasm
aoeg the children.
Thus fur this season Lock Haven
IS shipped (0i,PO feet of lumber, and for
arded ui.OSI logs through tha aaaal for Jersey
bore, Wllliamsport and other points, an increase
1 10,04 over tht same period last year.
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' The Tyrone Herald will bo moved
tio Its aew office this week, and the paper will
, be Issaed for two weeks. Jones wants tt give
Is devil a chance lo get acquainted with a eleaa
oe. S access to the Utnld la its aew quarters.
Frank Fielding, John W. Wrigley,
t. W. Lse, Ed. A. Leavy and some others, lei I
kit place oa Taesdsy last, oa a Isrgt flat boat,
Mr soma point down tht river. Tbey will ftsb
ad hunt on tbt route, nnd bate a good time gt n
rally.
Somebody left a two-home team
eadiag la front of Thorn's planing mill at boob
I Tharsday last, aad when the whistle blew the
am started as If tht eery eld serateh was after
tl It was captured oa Front street. No damage
U done.
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M. L. McQuown, tbe County Super
ten dent, has mspped out aa alabviete pro
am ms for Ibe tiemiaatloa of teachers la the
heel districts or the eoaoty, whleh be publishes
-day. The suptriBteadent desires tha directors
I be pre tea I at the esamlaatleae. Read his
tgramme.
Tbo administrators of tbe KsUte of
(Ham Bell, aes'd, adjowraed tbe sale of the real
lie from Jens 2Mb aalll Augasl 2ib at which
they wltl tgsla offer for sale at tbt Court
ate, la this borough, tht real estate ef said
Hed, consist teg of three valuable tracts of
I la Greenwood, tawasblp, a fall dmetlpitea
'hick will be feand la ear advertising cola mas
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Vc notice by our exchanges tbat In
the tramps have commenced the work ef
rag reaping machines for the farmers. As a
ml thiag a tramp will act cvBdescead to lbs
af grain bar vert, aad their destraetlveBcct Is
fort, tatlrely oat principle. There will be a
war bet wee a the farmers aad the tramps
Uy, and then tha tramps will get scarce
i would be tiactly the aorreot thing.
very owner of ft plgeoa net would bo If It were
not for tho Infamous game law passed by tha lata
Legislature. Oa Thursday or Friday last, the
birds settled la the ftortbeaal part of Summit
towoibip, aai inBuiiHd pairing and balldlog
nests. The aeittug is tow porieds being from
two to three -fourth of a mile la width, and ta
ercaslag la slsa erery day. On Monday a sew
flight or birds oma In from the east, and oom
eneed aeiting with tha others. In order to rraob
iba uestiag from this plaoe It Is asMssar to fol-
t,m Vha QdjirtDurt a J Jersey Shore turnpike to
tha lop 7 the hill, tbtu lara to the left following
a so sailed 'Billy Lewis road." From the turn
pike ll Is searecly half a mile lo tbo nesting
grounds, and long before a nest Is seen the noise
of the birds Is heard, first similar to tha feiat
sound of an up-and-down saw-mill, growing louder
as the fist lor ad trances, until the noise Is almost
deafening, and conversation by persons, except
when speaking vary loud, cannot be heard. They
art Indeed a very noisy community, and can be
heard nearly b mile from tbo neat log. Kvery
free U fall of nests, and birds by the hundred bop
from limb to limb and pay but little attention to
the intruder. 'Iba nests are Botrtry substantial
existing as they do of only a fsw sticks Isid on
the upper branches of the trees, that one woul J
think wobU be thrown to the ground by tht first
Wind. Pot'tr Emttrpri.
The Lloyd Bankruptcy. Another
step in this somewhat tedious ease was taken In
the U. 8. Distrlet Court, in session at Williams
port, on Monday. The efforts of the creditors to
throw Mr. Lloyd late bankruptcy were finally
uooesiful, and the further proceedings will h
under the bankrupt law. Tht total amount of
provaLle debt Is $SIM,.1I2.2, and Ibe total uui
bcr of creditors with provable claims, over $20
In amount, was 768. Of these 300, having prove
bla elalms aggregating $316,103.28, Joined lu the
petition. It is stated that tha allegations of fraud
the creditors' petition were withdrawn, and
than the adjudication was ordered. The creditors
ill now proceed to elect assignees, take charge
of tbeSMOts and wind uptheaBeirs. 4mm S
Reader, think of It. After banking for eight
years, and discounting millions of dollars, at from
fen fo fiffrtu per cent, and Ihrn bate a debt of
nearly t'e hundred (AoNieW dollar on hand, Is
one the of mysteries of the progress af the age in
whioh we lira. Into what sink hols, did Mr(
Lloyd i novel his galas Is a vwry proper question
for his creditors to ash.
Struck by Lioutnino. A corres
pondent at Luthersburg, sends aa this : M Oa
Friday evening, June 21st, Brady township, was
visited by a heavy thnnder storm, during which
the bouse of Mr. Ueorge M. Thompson was struck
by lightning. It struok tbe oorner of tbe build
ing and ran to Ibe chimney, splintering the tie
which conducted it and shattering tbe chimney.
It lore off some hoards oa tbs outside and some
plastering oa the Inside broke off the lightning
rod and leaped to the ground. It struck tlost to
tbe wall and entered the cellar, and followed a
board across the cellar " playing hob " with crock
lids, etc. Mrs. Thompson and her daughter Roile
were la the bouse near the chimney at tbe time
and were much alarmed, tbe house being full of
smoke, but neither of them were Injured." Jour-
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Tub Court Fizzle. The accond
week of our June Court was a complete flssle,
neither of tbe law Judges putting ia aa appear-'
anoe. Tbe Associates Og'len snd lioll, Beld the
Jury and suitors until WeJoetdsy wailing on a
President Judge, but none sppearing oa the
ground, Ibe Jurors were discharged, and partiss
and witnessts left for tl.elr homes, some shout as
mad as men generally get when fooled out of their
4ghts and thvlr caah. Wbo was the mum of
this expensive bluuder, we have not teamed, but
tho same kind ol a fraud had better not be repeat
ed very soon, because there is contempt enough
for tba people maaifestod by tbose In authority
ia tba Fedcrsl and Plate depsrlmcnts, without
coming down lalo our municipal affairs, and if
continued cannot and will not be endured.
PlIILIPSllURd'S (iLORY. Tho clubo
ralt preparations whioh are being made by our
neighbors, for celebrating the 4tb, hss put that
lively town oa end ae it was never before. Every
body bas been celsbrallng for a week past and the
surrounding country fur miles, has became hal
lowed with u tide tiled patriotism which will find
vent la tbat borough, to-morrow, rata or shine.
Io addition to the presonoe ol Kx Gov. Curtia, as
Orator of the day. Senator Wallace, has also beta
incited. The Senator Is so assd to business and
excitement, thai bis return home, for rest and recu
peration has proved tbe reverse. And not enjoy log
his usual good health, he msy not risk a fourth
of July at Pbilipsburg, unless ha concludes that
excitement might prove beneficial to bis health.
Burglary. Tbe residence of Mr.
Peter Fry, in East Tyrone, we entered sometime
during Friday night by one or more midnight
meebanies and despoiled of f 50 In money, a Penn
sylvania railroad tbeek for $3 ft, a quantity of
clothing, can of lard, ham and other articles. I1
appears that tbt money aad check wart taken
from a chest In tbt same room la which Mr. Fry
and bis wife were sleeping. It Is believed chloro
form was ased on the sleepers and thus tha daring
theft made perfectly easy. Mr. Fry can vary Illy
afford ibis loss. Ms Is a hardworking industrious
man and has managed to save the amount taken by
close ceoaomy. It Is to behoped tbe guilty party
or parties msy be discovered and get the punish
ment they deserve. Tyrews Democrat,
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Child's Play. Tbe Centre Hull lie-
porter says t A barn oa one of tht farms of
Wm. McFarlans, of College township, Mr. Batb
gato tenant, was hunted oa Taeaday afternoon,
IS. Mr. Bathgate, wt are Informed, sent a child
ta the bouse for matches, which were brought,
but the little one retetaed some, and went lo tht
threshing floor and laooocntly kindled a fire with
the matohes la its possesion, which caused tbe
dsstruotioa of the barn, Tbt father was unable
to arrest the flames. No Insurance." At this
distance It looks as though tbe Father had about
as Utile sense as tha child, and tbe latter should
aot he censured for what It Inherited from tha
former.
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A Lesson for Parents. It is a
powerful argument for parents to heed, In the re
port of the Eastern penitentiary for the year,
tbat ihry give a summary of prison statistics since
1834, and of tbe 1,980 prisoners received, only
689 bid trsdes when committed. Ol those re
cti red during the yar, nearly one-half were be
tween IS aad 26 years, and oaly 05 had a trade.
Aa Idle maa's brain Is tbe di vll's workshop, and
a msa with a trade Is much Itsa Habit to become
a criminal tbaa one without a trade. Educate
your boys ta useful employments, learn them
itsdes fur which tbey have aa aptitude, aad yoo
will best serve them, yourselves and tbe State.
A Singular Accident. A rather
singular aoeidsot occurred lo a boarding school
for young ladles at Dylestowa one day last week.
One ef the young ladles, la a spirit of jest, en
deavored ta climb out one ef the rear windows of
the school room, about tea fvtt from tbt ground.
In doing so she fell, aad a large gold ting oa tha
third flagur f bar left haad oaagbt la a book oa
the window ledge, aad as soea as the girl's weight
was brought to bear oa the ring her finger was
amputated by Its sharp edge as eleaa as though
the operatloa had been performed with a knife.
Not Right. Tbo Bollofonte Watch
man attempts la anaoy our former devil, la this
way: M Cardie, of the BrookvUlo Dtmoerot, has
beea married a liile over a year, aad has made
tba discovery already tbat the dearest spot oa
earth Is aot 'sweet home,' beta milliner's shop. "
That Is a base IbsIo nation. Ha has beea married
well oa to three years. Bat having aoafidenet la
tbe ability af tbt a imp, we art satisfied that be
will ha able to tope with bis Belief on to re tiler 1b
this personal attack upon him, aad set himself
right before the peblt.
Fast Travellers. The Altoona
sua, of last weah says i " Several carrier pigeons
were received from Nsw York oa Satarday last
by Mr. Mr. Stephea Bewley, express ageal, aad
oa Monday foreeeoa about eleven o'clock they
were released. Oaa af the birds reached New
Yorh at Ml, aad another at 6:1a tht tarn evening.
The others did aot make aa good time." The
shortest route weald ho frees Altooaa te Harris.
barg 1S1 miles, from UarrlsVurg te Bastes) 1M
sad frem I banco ta New York 74, total 112 miles.
The Place fob Consumers. An old
acquaintance la Kansas, writes at aad amoag
other things says i Tbe mrgest and best wheat
crop aver gathered la this State will he harveoted
this summer. Tha touatry ia everrua with msa
heating work. Forh Is worth l teats per pouad,
eats 12, tor a SB, aad wheat M eggs ft, aad hut-
tor T te teats." That H tbe aeavea for tht
worhleg maa, or con turn sr. hut the p reducer may
aot see U ta that light.
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The Oldest Mili.eb Uone. The
Seltesgrave fimee, says i Denial Haas lager, ef
Beaver township, worked at tht mllllag business
from (he aga af 1ft years ap ta 6ft, ha v lag acta
eagaged coat la tally la tha mtlltag beslaese for
about TO years. He lied eu the !Xd alL l'hls
filth year. Bis Ufa severed aearly the entire
period ef this regies af touatry, sites settled by
whits msa.
Salt f LytU bu Just reoeivod an-
i V, vM twUM eeehe.
Remember tbat Lytle Is County
Agent tor Lorruieru s Tokeeoo, ana can sell them
at factory prices. They are the best tobaeoca U
market. Try them.
Mr. John K. Kinkbuiiior, au experi
enced Baker ana Uonieotlonsr has opened aa as-
tabltsaiaeat ia that Una, la this borough. Read
bii advertisement la this paper.
All Gone. About a month ago we
H44 to vu 4tt of a "fid ot air. Leu gory,
la Piha township, of eoBiumptloa, and that tha
Father and Mother wort down with tha same dis
sase. Siaoe then both have beta conveyed lo tbe
tomb.
A frame dwelling house in Philips-
burg, belonging to Anuy Jack sob, oi tots borough,
was totaly destroyed by fire oa Monday Bight
last. We have not learned any particulars la
regard to lira. There was an Insurance of ISO
on tht building.
A Vacancy. Mrs. Mary Henderson,
I'ostmittress at Biatrsviiis, Pa., died on Wednea
day last, aged about years. Tbe deceased had
been postmistress of the Iowa for over 18 years
past, aad filled the position to tbe entire sstlsfac
tlon of ibe people.
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Look Out. Next to the prolowtional
taemp comes tha patent right vender, and tba
Harrlsburg FrJeorayA advises all to look out for
tbe w Wagon Tongue Supporter lightning rod
man, and "Patent Shears" swindlers, who are
aow at work ia different parts of the ooantry,
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Kditor MoPike, of the Cambria Free
man, was a caadidate for the Democratic aomlaa
lion for Treasurer In Cambria county, but tbt
con vent Ion aomiastod another 'maa for tbt posi
tion. The same eon vent ion aeminated L. 0.
Woodruff, of the Johnstown Vmocrt for tbe
Legislature,
Fare Rates. An Kxchango says :
" Those of our readers wisniag to attend the Ka
ipment of the Qrand Army of the Republic at
Gettysburg, will aoU tbat the following are tbe
rates of fart for tht round trip from tbs points
named i From Tyront, 6.5 ; Altoona, $4.75;
Pbilipsburg $0 Clearfield W.li.
Mr. Nicklin hasjust received another
lot of tlegant Dinger Sawing Maonlaes, which
are oa exhibition at Wlllcy's tailor shop. The
oger Is tbt best macbiae la the market, and
cheaper than any other. Call oa Nlchlla and buy
a machine for your wife, your daughter or your
sweetheart. Mo eh tees sold oa easy payments.
A Fact. Anadvertisomontlnsertod
la the RRri'tLicAM will reach more readers than
If published In alt tbe other papers la tht conn
ty.and tost tha advertise! less than one-half
In other words, an advertisement published In
our Jturnal Is worth double tha price of that
charged by any other publisher la the county,
"It Is a fact." tf.
( Tickets ir you Please." The
Clinton Lkmocrmt says i Orders for tickets at
excursion rates can be had on and after July 1st
ever the Penna. N. Central, Bald Eagle Valley
Clearfield and Philadelphia A Brio Railroads, to
Wayne Station, by addressing the Secretary of
tbo West Branch Camp Westing Association,
Lock Haven, Pa.
In Town. Mr, P. Gray Meek, the
able aod fearless editor or tbe Belle Ion te Watch
mum, paid our borough a pop visit oa Friday lasL
Col. Wm. T. Alexander, for many years editor of
tbe Clarion Democrat, spent a week with his rel
atives uid friends here. Time is aot storing tbe
Colonel very hard because be bas a way of putting
up altb things as he finds them.
Wanted. Two live men to sell Toss
lo the trade, on commission of (one half tbe profits),
Salesmen standing do losses. Commission paya
ble soon as goods are received by purchaser, Perm
anent posltioa to right parties. All goods shipped
from New York. Address, R. D. WEIR A Co.,
Pittsburgh, Penn'a. Western Manager I.
June 16 4t.
Dkntal Notice. Dr. A. M. Hills
would say to his friends and former patients that
he has aot retired from ptactlot as has beea so
iLdustrioasly circulated by soma parsons, but will
cratinuc to girt bis personal atleallon to all who
way dei ire It, or to assist Dr. Htlohbold when
ever required. Nitrons Oxide Gas glrca for the
painless extraction of teeth. April 24 -tf.
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To Sportsmen. A gun smith bas
located la Clearfleled, oa Beeond street, aext door
to tbs First Natioaal Bank, wha can do all kinds
of repairing, key fitting, ttt. He kas also a full
Hot tf Guns, Revel, Fishing Tackle, Keys,
etc., oa haad at all tlmts. A full aleklt plated,
seven shot revolver fur $2.50 at Herder's, next ta
First National Bank. July 1 It.
Away Down. Prices have boon re
duced from tea ta fifteen per cant, at tha Phila
delphia Branch store, and that is tbe plaoe to buy
cheap and good olothlng. Tha largest stock and
lbs best Wamsatta sh Irts ertr la this town. Call
la and examine goods aad prices. Ja 19 4t.
Wool and all kinds of grain taken la txobaoga
for slothing, at tha Phi la. Branch Clothing Store.
Compliments. This is tbe way one
editor speaks of another up towards tba Bradford
oil field ; "The towering egotism aad anpara
leled effrontery of the drunken loafer wbo pretends
to edit tbe M'Koam Uiner, presents the most dis
goiting journalistic spectacle tbat wt know af.
He throws oa mora lug than tha chief editor of a
metropolitan daily, and that, too, la face of the
fact that he is as devoid of character as ths pro
prietor of a Flva PoiaU gin mill."
The Clearfield Gas Company offers,
at par, Coupon Bonds la dsnom I nations of $300
and o0l each, bearing iaterest at Ike rata of six
per centum per annum, payable semi-annually at
the First National Bank. Tha Company has
Issued bonds to tht amount of $10,001, and $6,S00
of this was taken bat a few days ago by one of
tbs Clearfield hanks, leaving $4,00 to he disposed
of. Capitalists who are seehing a safe Invest
ment for their money, w oald eonsaU their Inter-!
est by lavesting la these hoods. They oaa he '
purchased at titbtr of tba Clearfield banks Any
information respecting the Gas Company, will be
cheerfully given by A. F. Boyntoa, Presideat, ar
W. W. Belts, Secretory. Jolfj-tf.
A special passenger train will bo run
over tht Tyrone aad Clearfield Railroad la-morrow
tht 4th as followst Leave Curwensvlllc,
at 7:40 a. m.i Clearfield! j Woodland, 1:20 1 Bif
ler,l;IO Wallaeetoa, fi:40 1 Blaa Bell, I: so; ar
rive at Phllipsburg at 1:06) whtrt It will ha htld
aaUl 10:31 end arrive at Oaeeoie at IfcftS, aad
Tyrone at 12:01 p. m. Returalag tht trala wil'
leave Tyrone, at 1:15, p. m,, arriving at Osceola.
at 2 54; Pbilipsburg, 2. SO, where tt will agala
atop until V Ot, and will arrive at Clearfield at
1MQ aod Curweasvllle 16:26, p. m. This will be
quite aa ascommodatlea to p ericas living along
the Hot ef the road, as tbey caa spead the Fourth
at Pbilipsburg, aad return home the seme evening.
Clearfield Coal Trade. State
meat of Coal aad other freights seat ever the
Tyrone A Clearfield Divlsloa, PauasylvaBia Rail.
road, for tha week ending June 22, 18T6, aad
the same timt last year i
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For tbe week ...........
Same time last year
Iaereose.... ...... M...M..
Previously during year....
Same time leet year
Deereeee....... H 67,688
Total tn 187S ..m........-....- 678,627
Same time laagytas-H M H S2V,212
vttnaH,,
... 44,184
aaa ranoara.
Laaabar..
..11 1 .art.
MlaMllaawa. fralght...
....... 13
SKarrlrd.
Al Aaaoarlll.. aa Tharaday, Jaaa l.llh, 1,71
by Kar. V. O. Balrd. Mr. Edward D. Uarl.r aai
aliaa ;aaal. Wllll.aa., balk af Oarwaurilla, Pa.
Al Rnr MlllMn. ai Tbaradar. Jaaa I7th,
1171, by Raa. P. B. Bbrrk, Mr. kwjaaaia TkaaaB-
ao. aaa in aiarj iw,ihm, aotB af uiaar
aid mat,.
Al Rabat Makafy'l la FraakllB, Olaarl.M
MaBly, o. Tharaday, Jaa. i;tb, 117a, ay B.r.
U. B. Agaa, Mr. U. W. Jua, f DaaUr, Malaa.,
aad Mua Jjaaal. 1. Mahal j, af fraakiia.
O Tharaday. Jan. 17lh, 1171. by Ra.. tt. 0.
Pardaa, Mr. fraak 0. Ulbbaay, H TyroM, aad
im vtaaa roraa,M rauipwarg.
Oa iaaday, J.aa llih, 1171, by A. R.akla,
Mr. SMrg. Ilar.bb.rgar aad Mia. Paaba Otta
wa,, bath H Karthaaa tawaablp.
33 Irl
ta Corlagtoa l.w.ahl,, .a Maaday, May lata,
1871, af dlatbwla, Ida U. daagbtar af Aagaataa
aad Haaa Aaa HagMay, f Cri.gtMi lawaablp,
ag I yaan, f Boat., tmi 4 daya.
Oa WaABaaday, May lfta, 1171, dlptwarla,
Awetaala A dMgbtw f Aagaataa Bad Rm
Aaa UagMy, .f O.rl.gtM lawaablp, agad II
yaara, I aaaala. aad I daya.
Oa Thandar. Jaa. Ilk. 1171. Aaalaa R-
d.aghtor of AagwMa. aad Rhb Aaa MagaMy,
af Crlaf taa tawaihip, tfd I rati a.lki aad
1 daya.
. Atthe
.uttr
Republican office ft tie place
teh work done. We are fall; prsprd
well, autt
List
la tbe PostofBot at C learnt Id, for ths weak aad lag
July 1, 187S i
C. O. Event A Bra's. Will Irvla. Mrs. Msger
Weaver.
P. A. Gautia, P. M.
Salt I Salt I car load of No. 1
II, Urf. iUM uxkt, Ml n.ljkl, Jurt imirid
t Jok. M.a.iiib.,'1, ud lo k jut u
ohM, u II ou b. parehtwl uywh.ra Im. AIM,
lit tt rock or limp nil, for lb. an f will..
j.l-S.
PRAISE VBOM TUI MvLTITUDI.
Uu&drda, yu tboaundi, wh. b.r. bM. mound
from Hf. of aslnr, olo I. pnlilof tb. .loom-
In,, knlll,, poriljirn, lorifirMln,, urn
il.ratlr. prop.rllo. of Dr. Fraon'i Blood ud
Llr.r Heatdj nd D.rr. Tool, .lib hll C.pltol
BUI.n. Um bl. Coofb U00.J la til aoa,b
Ooldoa Hollar la p.la II. B. Pp.oiata a,.al
CI.orfl.ld. Pooo'o.
m i m
Ikroama la tbs name of a medicine
tbot b.J qarod mar. MM. or iolUmmatioa or tb.
bidoaff, blodd.r and grarol tbaa aa, kaowa pro.
p.ratloa aitaat. W. bara a rat aunbar of
Mrtlioalot from botb au).a aad r.mal.1 wbo bar.
bo.n ouredj .iparlrtolrg alnott laitaat roll.r. la
ea.M of baek-aob. atralal ar oold. It h.a bo rqaal.
II I. pnparad bj K. K. ThoaipioD, Tilmrlll., Pa.
Aak aa, raapootabla aruggt.t, wko will g.l It for
700 If b. ko. aol got It la kl. .took.
Prioo 11.00 p.rottla. For Mlob, all druggllU
la Cl.arl.ld, aad b, J. H. B.jl.r k 800, Lutlitn-
barg.
FauiT and Vkortah.... D. W. Jordaa ba. oa
haadi, dallj, PHKBIi VEUKTA11LK0 aad all
kiad. of r KliITS, watob ao will aMlrw t. aa.
ocn.n la any part of tha Iowa.
ll.arn.ld, ra., Jaa. la, IB7B.U.
Oaa lli'noiari Pbb Cawr. Diaootiar oa Old
PaicB..8.wiag Maebla.a wta aow a. parobaaad
al Mamll . lis aad rarl.t, atoro, iron boo ap
warda. All kfada of awlnc naobta.. rwatrad
oa ta. anorMat boiim.
Cloart.ld, Fv, Jul; II, 1I7T.
Wabtrb I 100,000 26-laek abarod abiaglo-
to avwag. from I to M Inobaa for whleb w.
will pa, tb. bigb.at aaarkrt prlok
A. u. ttaiaaa uo.,
f.b.tl tr. Cl.arll.ld, Pa.
Rnaoina Fob Si lb. R. Newton Shaw keeps a
full supply of Fredonia Buggies and Platform
Wagons for salt. To he seen at the Shaw House
yard. Call oa or ad drees htm at Clearield Pean
sylvan I a, .may U-tf.
Beautiful Helen ae doubt bad a flat oompttxlon,
but it Is more than doubtful whether It exceeded
in purity the complexions of the ladies wbo use
that inimitable auxiliary or icmaia loveiiacss,
Glenn's Sulphur Soap. Sold by all Druggist.
Hill's Hair A Whisker Dyt, mark or urown,
is cents. jelv-et.
Wahtuo. Soma easllv learned person or Artist
to mano fee tare Lumen satiny bilk uastvas
Piotvrbs In this oounty, on Royalty. Painted
from photographs or any picture, aad la the
Finest Oil Painting made. Before the territory Is
taken I will paint pictures Sxll.for $IS and
warrant them for life. Kvery person should have
one, as oil fain tings on veuves are me oniy
pictures that wiU stand tbe test oi time, and can
be bunded down to posterity, particulars ires.
i. i. lu iutn,
Noy. 7, 1877-ly. . Corry City, Pa.
f Remarkable Result,
It makes no diffcreooe how naov Physicians,
or how ranch medicine yon have tried, it is aow
aa established fact that Oermaa fly rap is the only
remedy which has given complete satlsfaetlon In
severe cases of Lang Diseases. It is true there
are yet thousands of nertons who are predisposed
to throat and Lang A flections, Cuasumplion,
liemorrbegei, Aslbtae, Severe uoias settioa oo
tbe Breast. pBeamooia. Whoopina Couth. Ac-
bo have no persoaal knowledge or Uoscbees
uerman oyrup. lo sucn wo wouia say mat ov,
t)00 dosca were sold last year without one com
la tat, Coosumptires try jost one bottle. Msg
lar rise, 7b eeots. For sals by C. D. Watson
Clearfield, Pa. May 23, 1877-eow-ty.
t'ou .vTfiMl ("aire thai t'ourh.
With Hhilob's Consamption Core yoa can cart
yourself. It has established the fact that Coa-
mptioa can be curea, wane lor uougns, uroa
itii. Whoopiag Coot h, Asthma, and all diseases
of Throat and Lungs, It la absolutely without an
equal. Two doses will relieve yonr ohlldof Croap.
It is pleasaut to take and perfectly harmless to
the youngest child, aad ao mother caa afford to
be without it. Yoa caa net two-thirds of a bottle
aod If what wa say is not true we refund the price
aid. Frioa 10 eeots, 60 aents aad 01 per bottle,
f yonr lungs are sore, or chest or back lama, ase
Bhtioh's Porous Plaster, for sate by all rug
gists of Clearfield.
Hare yon Dyspepsia, are yoa Constipated, havs
oa a Yellow Baia, Loss of Appetite, Head Ache,
f so don't fall to ast iSBILOU'S 6YSTKM VI-
TALIZHR. It Is guaranteed to relieve you, aod
will yoa continue te suffer whea yoa can ba ttured
oa such terms aa these. Price 16 cts. and 76 etc.
bold by ail dmggiaU of Clsarftdd.
Well's Persian Psrfuma, - HACKMETACK,"
rich aad fragraat. Try 1L Sold by all drug
gists of Clearfield. dec.6f'77-aow6m.
Innt Keoelved !
Just Received by AltNOLB. at
CUR WENS VILLK
Car Load Nora Bcolia Plsster 1
Car Load puro Coro. Rye and Oats
Chop !
Car Load Deukon Salt 1
Car Load Cboioe Family Flour 1
Car Load Dry Goods. Groceries. Ao.!
Itar Shinnies. Bark. 11 R. Ties and
Grain wilt be taken in exchange
Curwensvillo, May 1, 1878.
CLEABFIELD MARKETS.
Clbabviblb. Pa.. Jul 2. 1871.
Flour, per ewt 3 20
Buckwheat Ploer, per ewt 6 00
Cora Meal, par cwt..... ....... I 60
Chop, rye, ptrewt 1 40
Chop, miied. per ewt H....M 1 86
ii ran, per ewt i ta
Wheat, ptrbashel 1 lb
Rye, per bashet 70
ets, per bushel 16
orn. ears, aer bushel 30
Book wheat, per bushel 70
Potatoes, par bushel 30
Apples, psr bushel , H, 40 to 100
iiams, per pound it
Shoulder, ner pound 6
Dried Beef, per pound M 16
Chickens, per pair . 40
Batter, per pouad . 1 6
Kgga, par doseu , 10
Salt, per sack. lane.......... 1 00
Coal Oil, per galloa 20
Lard, per poaod 10
vriec. hippies, per pouad...HH..M a
Dried Peaches, per poaad....H.n 8
Bsane, per bushel. .... 1 66
PE0DUCE MARKET EEPOET.
PaiLanaLPnu, Jaly 1. Ploar dall. daoli.iBfi
aanardnaa, A9faj..lA i Mlr.a, a4f44.1oi P.bb
it Irani, faailly, 4(aiS.10 p HlBBoaola do., B4.00
igia.ani patea. ana oign graaM BoiajT.
Rya loar, IS. 74(4,1.13,.
CoraBMal, 11.41.
Wheat dull; rad, tl.lil.ll i aatkar, II.IKoJ
1.18 whlu, 11.11(0)1.10.
Cora dull, lowar, atak y.Uow, 44a.) ailttd,
410.
OaU dall, lawar I Panaoyrraala and Waaler!
whlu, 11W89. w.aUra aliad, l,(alla.
Kya aaebaagW.
Prariatoaa Ira aaMa park, $10.11 j BMf haaa,
tllWll.Mi India am Wl.ll), imohrd haaa,
10(a)ll. piekladdo.0Kg10. aaokal abonld.ra
1(0,14 1 BBMldara la aall, alfa.5,0.
Lard lra rooaa batok.ra',0f(oj7o! ally klltla,
7l(o,7i..
Datlar qaila ml J erraa.ry, 18((0l9. Brad
ford wtaaty aad Maw Yark.xtraa, 14(aloe; wm
Ura raaarra, 1 1 (at 1 3o.
Kgga lo.r,oai.tld; Panaaylraala,14141e
waatara, Il(ail4a.
Chaw town, Mnak hwryg Naw York faaay,
7)(a,M waalara .botoa, KoiOifc
Patrolraa qalal, rrtaad, ila erad.,lilla..
WblakyMaadyg wntwa 11. 0.
Haw T.aa, Jal, I. Floor Bula and WMt
r. dall i atrMgl, la bayaro faror aoathwa
haary aad qui.L
Wb.nl dall aad haary llwla lawn) Ka. 1
aprlng, Jaly, a d., Aagart. 18
Cora t(aJ4. lowar dall; aliad .atara, rpot,
41t(4U. . datwra,41(i4ta.
Oaudalh auia,lo(3o woaUra,1017o.
Bf aaabangW.
ParhqaMi saw a Ma, tll.M.
Lard qatol aMaa rwakrad, 7.10(7!1
Whlaky q.lal) wwtora,ll.08i.
Cairaao, Jaly l.Ftoar dall Bad hMry laid
n. IB ardar la Mil WMB willlag I. aaaka HBM
doaa.
W bmI al fair daaaaad bal lowwri Jl .. I Ohloaga
aprlag aad Ma. Ido., I0(. for mtk ll($lal
far J.I, . for Aagaatr Ma. I d. II..
Om Maady, fair d.aaad aad nlaar aaalar,
IMaafaf aak, ll(a)Mia for Aagaat rajaatod,
Uata ouady d Ira 14a hr Mah 13) for
Jaly 111. for Aagaal m)MUd, IO..
RyaM, at tl..
B.rUy Iraa, al 4ao.
Al lha aloaa Whaal dall, a abada lowar , llo
far Jaa. I U. It Jaly ll(91. for Aagaal.
OaU Irregular I 14. far jaa. I 13a. far Jaly i
tlo far Aagaaa.
Can aaaiwi 111 ( 381. far Jaly. IlliallOla
fMAagaM.
KARR FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
B.IW..U, Pa ...... 10
Mlddlrtrwa .
.UN
Look HM.,., 1 70
Martatta.
It,
. I II
Wllttaaiepart..... 1 10
Baatlatdo. .... I N
PUlLADBLmiA III
Allan. .. I II
Lralatowm. I II
MarynIU 4 II
J.baav.wa, I 00
Canarrllla M
Oanol. It
Phlll.br. ......... II
Trroa. I II
ARRIflBmi.,. 4 71
PITTPBTRO 11
Railroads.
J
TYBONK k CLEARFIELD BRANCH
Pamagor Trala. will run dall, (.xcpl Sua-
oay.) aotwMa T7r0a.uaviMra.ld, a. luiiowi
CLKARFIKLD MAIL.
W. B. VLi'aaaa, Coadaolar.
LKAVI BOl'TII.
LEAVK NORTH.
Corw.oartll., J.I0, r
Ol.arl.ldH 1.40, "
Tjr roil
VaaaMfoo..
BuaiiBli,.,,,',
PowdtoB....
. O.M.l.a.
rr.ii'
.10.00, "
LMaard,w ...V,
Bamtt, .....I.J4, "
Woodlaad, 4.01, "
Bl,l.r 4 0, "
YY.1Iu.Iob 4.17, "
Omola,,.....
10.11,
Boialoa 10.17. "
Sl.lnw'a, 10.21, '
Pbllipabarg,.10.2t, "
0 rui.cn li lt, "
Bin. B.l 10.17,
Wallaooloa,...10.44, "
Bi,l ..10.il,
Woodlaad, 10.i, "
Bamtt, 11.07, "
Looeard 11.11, "
Clwl.ld 11.10. "
Blao B1L 4., -
Ur.b.o 4.91, "
Pbillpabarg, ...4., "
Suio.r'a, 4.311, "
Boyntoa 4.40, "
Oacla, 4.61, "
Fowtoa, "
Humioit, Mo, M
Vanaoo7oo,.....o.i, "
Tyrona, 1.00, "
Carw.aaTlll.,.11.40 r.a.
CLEARFIELD ACCOM MOD ATION.
Wo. L. Bao.lia, Conductor.
LEAVE 80UTII.
Corwooarlllo. 6.41 A.
Cl.arl.ld.... 7:10 "
Laooard t.lo "
Il.rr.tt. T.lo "
Woodlaad 7.SS "
BlgUr,. 1.07 "
Wallao.toat 1.11 "
Blaa Ball, (.It "
Graham i.4i "
Pblllpabarg. 1.00 "
8l.1n.r a, 0.10
LEAVE NORTH.
Tjron I, It r. II.
VaaMo,oo)....l.i3 "
Sommit I.Ot "
"ow.lloo, 1.10 "
OaoMla, 141
Boyatoa, A. hi
8l.io.r'a, 4Jt
PbHlpabarg...4.1li
Ur.li.m .4.40
Blu, 11.11 4.t,
Wallwtoa,...t.ll
Biglw, i.!8 -
Woodl.ad,....t.4t
Bamtt,.... .t.67 "
Laonard 1.0,
Claart.ld 1.10
Carwraaiill.7.00 "
Bojnloa 1.10 "
Oaoaola, I SO "
Powtoa. 100
8omc.IL lt.lt
VaaaMToa....ll.t7 r. M.
Ijrroo., .11.0,
PHILIP8BURQ A IJOPIIAHNON BRANCHES
lb.tb aouTB,
.. a, A. at. A.
L8&TB aoarB.
A. if. 0. a. p. a.
11:41
11:16 4:31
11:11 4:14
11:14 4:11
11:11 11:04 4:10
a. a. BTATioaa.
Morrladala,
7:16 Pbilipabarg,
7:38 Suin.r'a
1:00
1:15
1:10
114
1:10
1:44
1:1J
1:67
8:01
3:07
1:11
7:44
Boyntoa,
(10 7:61
!:66 8:110
1:10 1:11
8:46 1:11
1:40 1:11
l:i t:l
1:30 l-M
Uaowla,
Moahaaooa, I0:t 11:61 1:67
Bl.rling, 10:41 11:45 1:60
Houtadala, 10:41 11:40 1:46
MoC.al.;, 10:63 11:35 1:40
Kandriob'a, 11:68 11:30 1:36
lt.m.J. 11:1 11:15 1:30
BALD BAGLK VALLEY BRANCH.
Ki. Mail. Mall. Exp.
P. at. A. V. a r. SI. i
Ms S.aO leave Tyront arrive S.IS 8.0&
T.28 6.47 Bald Kagle ft.frS 7.48
8.(11 0.80 Jul lea l.lt) 1M
S.24 9 tb Milesbarg 4.46 43
8.32 U.Sft Belleronta 4.17 6.S3
8.46 10.16 Milesbarg 4.26 6 2
9.08 10.40 Howard 4.02 6.00
6 42 11.16 arrive L. 11 area leave 1.26 6.26
TYRONE STATION.
BAsrwaao.
a. a,
WBBTWIRD.
Pacific Express
6:10
Pittsburgh Eip'sa, 2 66
Harrlsburg Ace'm,
8:60
I'eolOo Kip
8:16
P. H.
Mall Train, 8:2(1
Atlantic Express, 6:60
Phila. Kxpress, 10:32
r. a.
1:16
6:34
7:116
Way Passeogsr,
Mail Train.
Fast Line,
Close connections made hy all trains at Tyrone
and Lock Haven.
S. 8. BLAIR,
mylT-tf. Superintendent.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW ORADB DIVISION.
ON and aft.r Hoaday, Daa. Kth, 1177,
tba paaacng.r Iraioa will raa daily (aieil
Bun day) b.twaB R.d Bank and Driftwood, a.
follow, i
K.AHTWARI). ll.r Hall La... Pitlaburg
5:11) a. m.i Km liana Il:t; bliro Jun.lloa 11:08
N.w Bothlehna 1 :0T Mayarllla 1:111 1
Troy 1:10 I lirootrlll. !:! t rallar'a 1:1. I H.y.
Boldarilla 1:.1 DuB.I. 1:39; Konailt Tuan.l
1:40! Pmlald 4:la WmItIII. 4:17 1 Ilao.i.lU
4:W i arriTM at Driftwood at i:it.
H BUT W A R 1W Day Mall Imth Driftwood
11:1. p. an.; llenantU 1:0V WMdlltl. 1:40 1
P.nl.ld 1:4a; Hommil Tnanal l:0t ; DaBola!:.10j
H.ynoldaTtll.l:tI; rallar'a l:S7; BrookTIII. 1:1 J i
Troy 1:40: Mayarllla 4:lii M.wB.tbl.h.m4:li
Eligo Jonotiua 4:10 1 Kad Baak t:17 arriraa at
ruuburg al 1:10 p. n.
Tha Rayaoldnlll. Aoeonnodatloa Iutm
RoyaoldaTilla daily at T:00 a. aa.l aad arriraa al
Kd Bank al 11:00 a. a., PltUbnrgk al 1:91 f. m.
LaarM PilUbargk at 1:10 a. B. KmI Bank al
:lo ,. m.; arrlriog at Hayoofdavlll. al 9:01 p. ai.
CIom eoBBaetloaa Biada with traiaa oa P. A R.
Railroad at Driftwood, and wltk train, oa tk.
All.gbaoj Vall.y Railroad it R.d lank.
DAVID McOAR(10,U.B'l Sop'L
A. A. Jaoiisb, Sapt L. U. Dir.
6TA0S LINK.
CLBAariBLO to paarraLO.
Tha ttndaraln woold Inform tha nnollo tbat
a. la bow raaniBg a alaga lln. batweaB Olaarteld
aad 1 .oD.lil. t&rM iibim a wwt
Tha alag. I.aru Clnrflald oa Ta.ad.yf, Thnro-
day. and Balardaya. at I a'lflk a. la arrirlag
at PaBflald al 11 .'ahrek n, RMaralag fama
daya. uim rannald at 4 .'aiooa p. arrlr
ing at ClMrlold at I a'oloek p. .
uonnaotloa to aia.. with tralB. .a IB. low
Qr.d. R. R. al Paal.ld. Par., aaeh way, I1.S0.
UKO. W. UKARuART.
Cl.ara.ld, Pa, F.b. 11, 1171
9rw giflvrrtlSfUKOts.
tOUNHllir STATEMENT.
' DAVID MRASB, Traaaarar of Bogga low
ahlrt, la aoeonat with tba School. Road and Poor
fand of Mid tawaahip, for tba yar wdiag Jana
ia, isis.
0CBOOL rtilB Da.
To balaao. at la MttUataal 11,371 40
To amount .fdopllo.U of 1877 1,004 11
To araoaat .f Hut. approprlatloa - 100 IA
To lai at unari.y Harry . 80
Tola!
M44 la
By aatoaat .rdara radMotad..
I,8I to
Anoaot da. Uwnahlp
1,0M tt
By Uatoh.ra' wagu , .,
Br foal aad eoBtiaaaBoiaa
..$ IN 0,
.. 75 II
By CollMt.r'o par MBtag. aa 10l
By raduetioa I. proapl tu-paym
Ily making dap. and putting., aotUM.
Br ana day al MtltooMBt
.. It 10
4 t
1 M
I to
18 OS
l to
81 18
10, (8
Ily Traaa. par cnuga oa 11,401.14
Ily .xonaralloa. .... ........ .......
By am't ratarnad i. 0oamia.loa.ri
By iaUra.1 pnid J. B. Taraar
By aa't paid far pabllahlac Itataawl
of 1870 aad 1877
il 10
4 87
II 00
Ml 10
By bill of Eau Turaar
By aatoant allowad BMratary
By aaoaat of old ardara miaaaiml
Total...
....1I.4M 84
To bal.ae. ia kaada of J. Dim.llag... -11,141 It
To - " D. Mwa......... Ill M
Balaaoa du. townablp..
11.000 tt
koAD rviD pa.
To kmnoat af daplleata
41,114 l
To bal. la baada of Colloetor Diaellng
To orjera fro a Dlanling to Dr. Bank
laid, B. Morratl aad D. Mmum. .......
To ordar ob TraM. by Aadltora...
To ordn from Loadar lo J. Bargar, 11.
K. Bblad aad D. M
To overwork, D. Dowalag....
To onirr Darld Maaa. -
10 ,8
CO ,1
II 17
I 00
tl II
Tol.l......
..ti.iia io
B. work dona by oitliona nndar Loader
aad Diaellng 11,111 II
By aaoaat raturned t.OommiMionrl. 41 17
By .toa.ratioaa. Leder A Dimeltag... I 18
Br work ef Lerl Loade. Buoerrioor. tl
daya 108 M
By work of Diaallag, 44 daya 81
By 1 day Bottling, Diualiag A Loader.. d 10
By eiooeratlona, Loadar'a duplioata 10
Br order for or.rw.rk U D. D.waay, M.
R. 8kla.l, D. Meaae aad J. Burger... 10 18
By eaanaiaUea. o. M. Laaadaa'a del.
tax 4 It
By per taUn oa road dup, II,I8I.M II 80
Tol.l ..11,478 18
pool rraa na.
To BalaaM at laat eettleaenl
T. aaoaat af daplkala
... 174 II
.. 141 It
Ta eredilby error
Te order .f Pa.ro., fur P.llard
Te enter af Joba Miller, fur Ceuper....
To aapporl af WllaoMreft
- - Bealoy
" " K.NewaaB
A. Briaa
T. ardor la Hear, Oom
Ta ardar ta Ooerga W. gblaaal
T. AadH.ro' aad Clerk'a ordera
Ta ardor to II. K. Sklael aad llator, fur
BaeJej...,. ....
... ir ii
I oo
tt it
81 14
111 N
II 14
I .4
It
II ae
II M
I to
Total ......11.457 It
CB.
y erdaro paid . I tM 14
By eiuaerattoae - I 4i
By aa't retamd la OMtataaluaiara..... 18 II
By arm aa Dlmeli.g. amaal....... tl ,1
By aaoaat aer Jaoob Diaallag 151 14
By rand ef ll. A. Balael rai d te Coa'a.. 1 tl
By aBeaeralleao II
By Iwa daya aHlliug.,,........... 4 N
By Bublag duplieal. Ill
B, eelertag Treasurer 'a boad Id
By par aaatageat tpOTal.aaltl.M 18
By bal. la kaada afOollaalet Diaallag.. ,11 It
By bal. la baada ef OeltoaU Belab..... ,01 as
By bal, la haadiTruaaarer Main..,. t, fi
TaUl...... ... ...JI,4II 71
We, Iho audrralguad Aadltora ef Bogg. law.
ehlp, rartlfy Ihet wa hare aaaala Ik, fereg..
lag aoo.ua u, aad lad tbeoi aa abora ruud.
J0H5 IKIHH,
tlMOV THUMP90N,
Jnn. 18, 1171 It. Aadllon,
lb. oaa-tklrd af Ih.ir uk rain., will b. woald
rod, la aotaa aot Iwa thaa $2,001. For aartioa-
lara, Ac, apply to 1H RXT1IAL W.8M1TH
April 17, -77-lm. Cloarlald, Pa.
TklANTS AND FLOW KHU.
X Tba anriaralgaad bor.by girM aotleo
tbo altiaaaa of Claarliald oooaty, tbat k. ka.
kla grMB koaa. la ClwMd, a larg. quaalitj
ail aintia ai
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER PLANT8,
wblek ko will aall at rraaooabb prioaa. II. 1
Early and Lata Cabbag. Planta, TocoatoM, CLry,
.anunowOT, Bgg riaoia, rappar rianu, Ae.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS, t4 II par 1.001
fifty aati per buadrad.
All klnda of FL0WEH8 for poU ud baddln
aanging oaaaata aaa tbmo, mob b.
Aborted Uvllotropo., Biogl. A Doublo P.toola.,
u.ranlamB, Bag., rncbala, Paaaiaa, Ag.ra
taoa, uol.ua, uaailaa, varbanaa, utpb..,
Caaaaa, Cenlauraa Bad Ciaeraria,
Bagonia., BroTalia, MigDOBatt.,
Pinka, Phloa, Ao., A.
FOR ONE DOLLAR,
I will a.od oaa dotaa, atroflg, vlgoroua, wall
braaehod Sowar plaau of any aalMtioa. Whi
tb. aalwtioa U left t. aaa I will guaranU. aatla.
faetloa. KKNKSI BOCK.
Clwl.ld, Pa, April 1I78-tf.
PHILADELPHIA
Bakery and Confectionery,
MARKET ST., CLEARFIELD, PA.
Tbe BBderslsmed has opened a aew Dakerv aad
uoniecuonory on Mariet straei, ana is prepared
10 inrnisn every inmg in bis line oa soon notice.
tit keeps on aaaa toe very best oi
FB1.SU WHEAT, RYK AND BRAN
3 3RL 23 jGLX.
ROLLS, RUSKS and CAKES OF ALL KINDS,
Aad a aiot stock of
CANDIES, NUTS, RAISINS, ORANGES, Ac.
Fancy Cakes9
For Weddings, Parties and! Plenles, sapplled oa
snort aotloe, at tbe very lowest prices.
ICE CREAM,
Barred ia a aaat aod well furnished room.
By atrial BtUntlOB t. buaiaaai k. Bona.. to
erit ana rac.tr. a iiaarai aaar. of patroaag..
JOHN P.PINKBBINKK.
Oluro.ld.j. Id, -78.41.
Philadelphia Branch
Clothing Store.
ROOM NO. 1, OPERA TJOTJSI.
Tb. aad.rlgnd woald naiwcirully laform Ibi
olliaaaa of Cloarflald aad riolaity, tbat b. ha.
Juat op.Bed tb. largeat and b.at atook af
HATS, CAPS,
(.'rail' M'urnithlng Goodt,
TRUNKS, VALISES, &o.,
ever brought to Clearfield, aad which ht will sell
cheaper than any other store In town.
Tbs largest stook of
Wamsutta Shirts
ever brought to this town. All finished, rsaJy
ror ineieunury 91 eaco,
Call and see, aad be convinced.
SIMON 811 LOSS.
Clearfield, Pa., May S, 1876 3m.
THIS WEEK
A MEW AND
ATTRACTIVE
STOCK OP
DM GOODS,
DRESS GOODS,
Aiipi:ts,
BOOTS. SHOES, iC,
WILL RE OPENED
hi Ui C:::; for Cash.
CI.arl.Id, Pa, April 17, 1171.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE
OF RSAL ESTATE OF
Samuel Troy, deceased.
B virtue of aa erder Usui or out of the Or
phans' Court of Clearfield couaty, there will be
eiposed to paplle sale at the public house
Daniel Ooodlaoder, la the village of Luthersburg,
Clearfield county. Pa., oa
Saturday, July 20th, 1878,
At t o'clock, p. nthe followlog described real
estate or Ham net Troy, Jaed, situate la Brady
towoibip, said county, bounded and described as
follows: U eg inn tog at a hemlock, thence by land
ef I. I. Beams east (ft perches to a hickory i
theaoe south IAS perches te a chestnut : tbe nee
west 86 perches hy leads of Wn. Hlsbell, aow
Andrew Penti, jr., to aaash; theaot aorth by
land of John P. Roller, aow (J. M . Johnston, 1IU
perches to tbt place tf beginning, oontainlug
51 ACRES AND 105 PERCHES,
aad allowance, more or less, being the satue tract
ef lead convey ad by Joseph Parker Norris to
tiauoei Troy, ar., recorond ta uecd iook "x,
psge lal. Ac, ha, lag about forty acres cleared,
aod a frame house, two stories high, about S0xa24
feet, small bara and other outbuildinga, with a
good bearing orchard. All tbelaterestof Samuel
Troy, at the time of his decease, will be Sold.
Taaas er Silb. One-third eah at the time of
sale, aod tho balance la two equal annual pay
Beats, with Interest from the confirmation of
sale, to be secured by Mortgage or Judgment
ifoad on tbo premises.
HKl'BKN II. MOORK.
Lalhcrsbarg,)e l,'T8-4t. A deal ol at rat or.
GEO. WEAVER & CO.,
RRC0ND STRKKT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Havs opened ap, la ths store room lately aecapltd
hy Weaver a Bette, oa Bemad street, a large aad
wall selected stock of
Dry - Goods, Groceries,
BOOTS AND SI10K8,
QUKRNSVTARE, WOOD A WILLOW WARR,
UATA AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED. SALT, 4c.
Whleh they will dispose ef at reasoaahle ratee
for rash, ar eichaaga lor eeaatry aredvee.
H. A. KRATZERS
0K0RQI WEAVER A 00.
Clsartteld, Pa., Jan. I, IR7I If.
I. td syo.'i Column.
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Market Street,
YOU CAN'T
Wi; AIIE
K W-!Walva
T. A. FLECK S CO.'S ONE PRICE STORE
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST
STOCK OP GOODS
EVER BROUGHT
T.
A. FLECK & CO.
HERE WE ARE FOR
ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
NEW DRESS GOODS,
BLACK CASHMERES,
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
A LARGE STOCK OK
CALICOS, GINGHAMS,
AND TICKINGS.
MUSLINS,
MEN'S AND BOYS' COTTON AD
AND
A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OP
WHITE GOODS
Turkey Reds, nod nil other kinda of TABLE I,INKN,Jvory elieup.
LADIES' COATS call nnd eo tlicm-thoy aro nice:
RLACK AND FANCY SDAWLS.
BED SPREADS, ALL TRICES.
BEST STORE IN
OTR STOCK OF
Goea ahead of anything over btoughtjlo this town.
LADIES' LINEN SUITS-ALL PRICES.
PARASOLS II
This stock ig more
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS' HOSE. -LADIES'
AND GENTS' HANDKERCHIEFS.
LADIES' TIES AND BOWS.
.1 nxjc Li.rE or cooi,Ers cork corsets.
HEAPEST GOODS IN TOWN.
KID AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Duelling, Collar, trtd CurTa, I.noca, Now
broiuorlci wlulo and
Suxpuntlors, Shirts, Neckties, Underwear, Shirt Fronts, Silk ITrtndkpreliieia
CARPET, a good stock, tk; Mil '
OIL CLOTns AND CARPET CHAIN.
MILLINERY.
TRIMMED HATS AXD BOW ETS, FLOWERS, Rl BUOYS,
Trimming Silks, Ornnmenls, Fonlliors, 4c.
or trimmer, MISS HKACIIEN, ia
uonneta, jnat aa
We bought our goods in
phia for CASH, and they will be sold CHEAP.
Spring and Summer Dress Goods.
WHAT WE
WE GUARANTEE that we
cheaper than any other store in
WE GUARANTEE polite treatment to every one of our cunto-
mers, without urging them to buy.
WE GUARANTEE that we
rtortment of all kinda of Dress and
and Fancy Goods in Clearfield.
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building. - - - - Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
April 17,7a.
V. Irrk ft (ta.'t Column.
Clearfield, Pa
STOP
THIS
ISOVNIS FOlfi
TO CLEARFIELD.
SPRING & SUM ER,
BLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS,
SHIRTINGS,
KS,
A GOOD LINE OF CASSIMERS.
& PERCALES.
CLEARFIELD.
PARASOLS I!
complete than ever.
Fringe) and Trimming, New Km-
colored, uurtain jxota.
with us agniti, ready to trim JlnLx and
you want them.
New York and Philadel
aiAItATI.i::
will null all kinds of Dry Goods
Clearfield.
have the largest and chocest as-
Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery
lllisrrltaorouj.
" arn6ldvants
Curwenarille, Pa. Jaa. , ll-tf.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolts & Saw Logs.
Curw.nat Ule, Jan. 0, 78 tf.
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE.
Cnrwensvlllo, IV, Jan. 9, '78 tf.
ARuNOLuD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,
SHAVED ANI) SAWED.
Curweosvills, Jaa. 9, T8-lf.
COMMIHKlOSEK'fl NOTICIw
la tbe Urp bans' Court of ClaarlleU eooaij,
la. la the matter of Joseph Ktler, deo'd.
The uodersigned, appoioted aad aummisnloaod
to take tastiiaoi.7 aa to tbe naturs daiycaled m
the petlt.oa of Ucorirc Kylar, and rat ura the same
to Court, will etteDd to bis duties as such at bis
ofl.ee in CI ear Held, oa Tuesday, ths f th day of
July, at 1 'cluck p. when aod wtiere
all parties Interested may atteod.
S. V. WILSON,
ClearSeld, June 19, '71-St. Commtssluocr,
F
'OR SALE.
The anderslsned will sell at Brirala i.U tvll
that tract or parcel of land situate la lOeoatar
township, Clearfield oouoty, Pa., within a short
distance of tbe Tyrone A Clear fleli It. H., aad
adjolntnf leads of Robert Hudson and otoers..
and kaowa as tbe Jaoob B. ticarhart lot. Tbe
said tract conUininn AO acres more or less, with
two reins of rsluabls coal thereoa, bu about SO
acres cleared, aad is the key to a larire body of
coal about being developed. Will be sold low; aad
upon easy terms.
For particulars, apply to
Clearfield, Pa., July 12, 187A.
How lo TeutJi Nehool !
A Rare Chance for Teachers.
The seeoad srsslon, sight weeks, of tbe Lamber
City Male and Female Academy will begin
Monday, July 8th, 1878.
Rpecfal inrtrootioaa will be ,ir.a la Tboory
and Fractlra or Teaelllna;, ,irii, taarh.ra
epnrluailiu EQUAL t. ANiaod bKCO.S'O to
IoNK la theeouotr.
ormal Coara. , 00
lli,aer Coqrae , uo
Boardiu,, ,2.00 and II. 5 per whi. Reom.
Call ob. or addreaa
C. C. KM1I1II, Prioeipal,
Rev. J. 0. OKKKIl,
. 0. BELL,
Lumber Citj, Pa.
June 12, I878-4U
ADMINISTEATORS' SAL XT'
OF V.1LIMBL " I
Real Estate in Covington Tirp.
In pursuance of ao order of the Orphans' Court
of Clearfield couaty. tbe undersigned, Adminis
trators of the estate of John B. Picard, late of
Covington township, dee'd, will offer at public
sale, on
SATURDAY, JI LT SO, 187S,
at 1 o'clock p. IB., all that certain tract or pleo
of land situate lo Covington township. Clearfield
oounty, Pa., bounded and described as follows:
beginning at a post corner zfll percbos from a
white pioe corner of tract No. ISilft. and belnr
part of said warrant! thenoe north 1(16 perches to
a wnne oaa corner; inence cast V7 percaes to a
white nek: thence south left perobes to a white
oak Ihcace west 97 perches to place of begin
ning, containing v acres and uv B-1V percbrs
and allowance, excepting and reserving thereout
two acres more or less sold to Fclii Picard.
Turks One-third each, and the balance in
two equal annoal payments, to be secured by
bond and mortgage on the premises.
VA KULJ.N K r . 1'ICAHD,
JOHN J. PICAHU,
Admin islraiors
KrencliviPr, IV, Jooe 19, 1878 it.
J.H. LYTLE,
Wholesale 6c Eotail Dealer in
CrocorieS,
THE LAlWgJiTond BEST SELECTED FTOCK
IN iiie coisir.
COFFER,
TPI
CJUEENSWARB,
TI'BS and Bl'CKETS,
DRIED FBUITS,
CANNED QOOIlS,
SPICES,
BROOMS,
FLOUR,
FEED.
si6.n,
8YRDP,
MEATS,
PISH.
SALT,
OILS,
County Agent for
LORILL.IRD'8 TOn.lCCOS,
There loeda bouaht for OASII la larva lata.
and sold at almost city prices.
JAM Ka II. Li TLB,
Clearfield, Pa., June 13, 1478-ly.
PRIVATE SALE
Valuable Real Estate I
T- ezJsta!r. in .P8oB Clear-
field count 7, Pa,, offers tbe following y(,i
Heal Estate for sale :
446 Acres of Land,
ore or lass, la Bteearia township, ljing on the
north side of big Clsarfield creek, and within one
mile of the same. Tbe above land Is heorllr
eorered with hemlock, white oak, rook oat, and
otbar bard wood timber, and a quantity ef white
pine, said to be half a million or more feet.
The same la heavily nnderlald with bituminous
coal, and directly on tbe line of railroad leading
from lluultdale to Coalport. Its value Is unknown.
There are, also, other valuable minerals on the
same.
Tba above land lies about two and a-half miles
below tbe village of Ulen Hope, adjoining lands
of Oaorge Groom and others, oo what is known
as Porter's run. The Improvements on the prop
erty are a good geared saw mill, io running order,
a high dam, clone breast, made in the best man
ner, fit for almost any machinery. There Is, also,
u-ga, i ram uwcuiing oouieana irsme bank barn
mereon, and about lofty or any
foi
acres, more or
less, oi tne land is cleared. Any person
wishing lo invest in property of this kind will de
well to examine this property. I will sell tha
whole or the undivided half intesaiiL aa ma jit
the purchaser. The above tract of land will mak
two or three farms, which will norni, f..r.nhl.
with tbe greater part of our oounty. Price and
terms made known to any person wishing to par
chase, 'or Turther particulars oall in person or
address the undersigned at (iraun.ian till. P.O..
Clearfield omintjr, p.. BAM L HIDISMIRK.
Jaa. v, lH7H.tr.
William Powell,
ssroxn sr., ciKAnruin, pa..
Dealer in Heavy tnd Shelf
HARDWARE,
inoX, NAILS, PAINTS, Oll.fl, VARNISIIKS,
Keeps eonttanlly on hand ths best Cooking,
Heating nnd Parlor
Stoves and Ranges
of all descriptions. Tab Is and Pocket Cutlery,
isrpeuteri' Tools, soon as Haws, Hatchets,
fraaros, Bench Stops, Planes and Plane
Irons, Chisels, But. Augers, A dies.
Files, Hinges of all hind.. Locks.
Hfrewa, Sath Cord, Pulleys,
etc., etc.
Farming U(cuI1m,
Plows, Cultivators, Double and single flherel
flows, vumvaior reeia, uraia cradles,
Scythes, Hnathes, Ilea, Porks, Rakeo,
Hay Forks, Farm Dslls, ate., ete.
Horse Shoes and Horse Nells, Ike heel make
ef Cross-cut Saws aad a sac, Grindstones and
Uriedstone Ft i tares, andeverfiblncasnallv kBt
In s first-class Hardware Store. Also, full
stock of
House Furnishing Goods.
BRl'SHK9, LAMP8, tniMNKVS, Ae.
All kinds of Tinware kept on hand and made
to erder. RooArf nnd Spouting promptly at
tended to.
Persons wishing anything In my Hoe, are la
st ted to call and examine stock and prioes.
. WILLIAM POWELL,
OarflHrt, fa., Jnne I, H7" If.