THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, TA.
WEDNESDAY MOKNINO, JULY II, 1879.
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RUMl-IOUM NOTICfc.fl.
MrtliodUt EnUcoiial ChurchRev. J, 8,
Mi'Mi bhat, Pastor. -Hervlocs ovary Babbatb
it iu a. m., ana t r. ra.
-.bbath Boh oo I at A. M.
Prayer Meeting erery Thursday, at Ti P. at
Cuiud union Harriot, first Babbath of ovory
noma, ai in a. m .
Wait Clearfield M. K. ChurchRevs
V i LLt a a II. Dill and W. 8. Waaoit, Paetore.
Preaching arery alternate Sunday, at I o'olock,
P, M. buauar Buboul at 2, P. M. All ara in-
fit ed to attend.
Preab) terlan t'liurch He. II. 8. Butlko.
iiibbatb aerrioea morning and evening Bab
batb School at I f. At. Tray er Meeting Vt ednes-
day evening.
Ht. ITaucU' Church C atholic Her. P.
J. Hhbridak. Preaching at 101 o'olock, A. M.,od
tht first, third and fourth Sunday of each month;
Verpers and ltenodlotiun of tbe Dleaaed tiaerameat
at 7 o olook, r. M. Hundny Bcbool aver; bunday
afternoon at I o clock.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
tim a or lOLDiao qitartib sessions ooprt,
Btwond Monday of January.
Third Monday of March.
First Monday f Juno,
fourth Monday of Heptembar.
TIM I OP ROLDiXO C0MHUH PLUS.
First Monday of Jans.
Second Monday of November,
turiuo ornoaaa.
PruiHmt Hon. Cb tries A. Mayer, of
Look Ilaren.
Anitnt taw -fades-- Hon. Jobn H. Orris, of
Dellefnnta.
Aaaoctaft J(fp Abram Ogdto, Clearfield;
Vincent II. Holt. Clearfield.
, ro(Aunolary-"EU Bloom.
Keaitttr a ttf JfeeornVr h. J. Morgan.
i IHttriet Attorney Wm. M. HcCutlough.
I 7Varer David McGaughey,
l Sheriff Andrew Pants, Jr.
itpnt$ Xhwiff ChHst. J. Keafrgy, Clenrfleld
County Suntyur Samuel P. aloCluskey, Cur-
anirille.
Vonntjt OoSiMtssitMiere Clark Brown, Clear
field I Thr-mna A. IteUeo, Cbest P. 0 Harris
llonrer, Clearfield.
Commit Auditor William V. Wright, Clear
Sold f Ham nel A. Caldwell, WllUamsgrort j Jobn
U. Conner. Hurnaldo.
County Coroner J. B. Keff, New Washington.
Jmty C'oMMiM4ore ir. Jimee r. uurcnnem,
Cleartfod, Joseph Alexander, Madera.
Svptrinttndtnt o I'ublio School H. L. Mo
Quown. Clearfield.
titaltrof Weight tf Afetteurfs Jarst W.Carlila,
office at Lather burg Pa.
Notaries Publit John W. Wrigley, Wm. Ra
debaugb, Cyrus Gordon, ClearOeldj Joseph K.
Irwin, N. E. Arnold, Curwenivillt f J. A. Living
stone, uuiiois uity.
Oar Special ootumn It decidedly Interesting In
a local point of view, and profitable reading to
outsiders who want to sere money.
The trout fishing Reason rids to-morrow,
August let.
Our flint pagu is lull of ootid reading
matter this week.
Tbo (Jrungor pic-nic, on tho 15tb ot
Auguit, promises to be a grind aflfair.
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A biiHli-mL't-ting will be hold noxt
Sunday at or near Lewisville, In Boggi township.
Wo unduratund tliut an cfi'ort will
1 made to hold tba camp-meeting at Wallaolon
this Bummer.
Mr. McQuown, tho County Superin
tendent, ttartvd last Monday morning on his
tour of eiauinallons.
There will be a partial eclipne of tbo
moon on Monday, August 12th, In tba evening.
Tbe suoob will rise more or less eclipsed.
V by is it that more huckleberries and
blackberries ara brought to market on Monday
morning then any other time during tbe week F
If you want tbo bott Sowing 31a
ebinc, buy the H'etd, improved In 1877, For
sale by M. R. Beers, Clearfield, Pa, jyl7-lu.
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John P. Bard has boon appointed
Assignee of the ettste of Newton K. Arnold, of
Curwenirille, who bas bed adjudged a bankrupt,
Monday lat was a cloundy, rainy
day, and tba eolipse of tbe sun was not risible to
this region. There was ni demand for smoked
glass,
Jesse M. II art or, Esq., ot Chorrytree,
one of tht oandidates foi Assembly on the Demo
cratio ticket la Indiana county, dropped In to set
as on Tuesday of last week.
Thoro will bo no services in tho
Clearfield M. K Church next Sunday morning.
Iter. W, 8. Wilson, of Wit Clearfield, wilt fill
tbe pulpit la tbe evening.
Dr. A. T. Schryvor, Kloctic Physi
cian, has opened an office for tba practice of bis
profession, cn Read street, Dear the Leonard
House. See bis card in this paper.
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Tho Mail train, which is due at this
station at 11.19 A- M., did not make its appear
anoa last fiaturdaj nnttl I o'clock P. M. Tbe
detention was caused by a delay of trains on tbe
main line.
The Is'uwlon Hamilton Camp-mooting
will commence oa the nth of August, and the
Wayne Station meeting oa tba ISd. Exonrslon
tickets, for tbe round trip, will be sold ta both
these places.
To Lamdlobds and Storekeepebs.
Lyile has an arrangement with an Eastern Cigar
Factory so that he oan sell cigars by the box or
thousand at bottom figure. (J I re tbolr cigars
on trial. tf.
The card of lr. Wrigley appears
Isewher to this issue. II baa permanently
located ia this borough for the purpose of praa
tioing bis profession. II Is a meritorious young
man, and deserves a liberal share of patronage.
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Fair weather will witness the biggest
pic nic near ex KberilT Read's, la Lawrenoe town-,
ship, thai cvr cam off in this county. It It a
fin grove, plenty of good water, and Is easy of1
access from every place, A ad beside this, every
body Is Invited. 1
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Hanks Holmes, tbe Leonard House
porter, who earn to Clearfield several yean ago
. with Judge Leonard, left last Thursday afternoon
for White Sulphur Springs, Virginia, bis former
home, and when bis mother still resides. Banks
will be absent several weeks
It seems to be pietty well settled
new that an Agricultural Fair will b held ia
Clearfield county this Fall. We undentend that
tbe Society has tenured a piece of ground la the
vicinity of Curwcnsvtlle, and are having tt put In
proper condition for tbt boldiog of a Fair.
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John T. Straw, Administrator of tho
stat of Joseph Straw, deceased, will sell at pub
lit sale, at tba poslo&o la Marroa, Ferguson
township, oa Saturday, August 34th, at t o'cloik
P. M.(a value bl tract of land, outainiag on
hundred aad twenty acre. For description of
property, see the advertisment la this paper.
The fmbiug party that took a trip
la a boat to West port last month, recently pre
sented Ihelreook, Banks Holmes, with a handsome
ring, for which h desires at I return his thanks
to tbe gentlemen who contributed lb same.
Banks rendered efficient eervlct la tht culinary
department, tad be feels very much complimented
for this remembrance by ike party.
Tbo proprietor of tbe " JackoU-Cby"
establishment, who had his headquarters la this
borough, It new doing Jeflerien county with a
troop which ha calls lb Qetnqacple steals."
II gov entertainments at Paaxsatewney oa the
11th aad lltk of July. Jobn Is something an
hlgb-sonndlng names, although the new acme
does aot seem t eat Ice larger aadleaet of pet
pi Ibaa lb aid.
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(icorge Doroytied his horse, attached
to a baggy, back of the passenger depot last Sat
urday efternooa, and when tbe Mall traia earns
along, lb hers becam frlgbtcaed, broke loots
and sterted ap Third street la toasiderabl ef a
berry, tt was eaugbt la tht vtelalty ef tbe Bt.
CharkM Ilotal stable. The baggy ttrack the
lamp post la froat ef the St. Charles, aad was
badly damped la onseqeeoee thereof.
ThoSeeretaryof the Lawronco town
ship School Board requests as ta state tUtl the
Board will he p reseat at tbe examiaatloa f teach
ers for that district la tbe Leonard Sobool build
ing, la Ibis borough, boxI Moaday, August Sth.
Immediately eHer lb xamlaatls, tbe Board
will make tht appoint meal for tbetr schools. The
Board will require all applicant la be etamlaed
la their prao These laUreeted will plei
take aoti.
"The Girt in Curl Paper loond
aa our first peg, is drawn from Ufa, and Is
vouched for by tbe editor of the Philadelphia
fia, who knows all about her.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
la tbe Postoffloe at Clearfield, For the wesk ending
July 10, 87B i
Miss Litiis (J ray, Mist Mary McDonald.
P. A. (UrjLia, P. M.
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The instruotor for the now Brass
Band hat arrived, aad lb organisation will be
filled op at rapidly a possible. The teacher
onset well recommended, and ere long tba toet
ttof alrtt-olasa band will again Le hoard la
our midst.
Still Coino Down. Mr. Frederick
Kohler, who It largely Interested la tbe Stamp
Crock oil well, Informs as that work is progress
ing fini!y, and that on Saturday last ike well was
down 110 feet--through rook. The driller
peel til to flaw every mou.tnt until tbey reach a
drpib of 1,300 feet.
A Sad Accident. Uirarn Troop, of
luieroonrsc, iiencaiMr coanty, nnd his ratner
were making a grain stack, and when tbe father
went down be left a fork on top of the stack.
When tb boy jumped down, tba fork slid after
and struck blra on the right shoulder, penetrating
to th lung and killing him Instantly.
A Distinguished Visitor. We learn
from our Blair county x change that Ueneral
Imbodeo, of Confederate fame, with bis family,
are visiting relatives at Hollldaysburg. Tho
General made several attempts during th war to
reach that plao and Altooaa, but somebody
always filed objections and ho remained beyond
tbe border until now.
Viuilance Committee. Wo hope
the Democrat) County Committee will make aa
effort to form Vigilance Committees In the several
borough and townships by Monday aoxt, io
that we may be able to puMiib lb names of tbe
Committees next week, together with the rule
governing tb nominations of tb party In this
county.
Waking Up. It gives us pleasuro
to know that the County Committee means busl-
s. We understand that the meeting called for
Tbaridey next, August Sth, at 8 o'clock P. M.,
for tbe purpose of organising a Democratic Club
ia Ibis borough and Lawrence township, Is tbe
entering wedge to a vigorous campaign tbtt Pall,
and that Dill Clubs will be formed lo every bor
ough and township In th county by th 1st of
September.
A Largs Purchase. Tbo Otceolai
Aerntfe says : " Tbt Klttanning Coal Company ;
recently booame tbe purchasers of 42,000 acre of j
land, most of it, containing coal, and part of It
located in this county. Tbe earn company, at I
tbe same time, bought additionally th mineral
right of 52,000 aorss, mekiog a total purchase of
nineral to th amouot of t)i,l00 acres. With
ands previously owned, the mineral regions of
th company cover IPS.OOO ectes more land and
mineral t ban It owned by any other coal company
In tbe United States."
Fall In 1 The Janitor of tho Court
Hoax bat iel a good example for alt our citiicni
to follow. T weeks ago the gutter and one
half of Market street in the vicinity of the Court
House looked like an abandoned plat and given
up to weeds. Now tbe pavement, ditch and tbe
street on the Court House side look as clean as a
new pin. Those of our citiiens who still insist
on having Ibelr lot surroundings embellished
with filth and weeds will please take a walk
around tb Court HndVe corner, end If they ooa
clude that tbey cannot fix up tbeir lots in a simi
lar way, Just send for Harry Hemphill.
Muhphv. Israel Tent, Eho . and
Clefenee L. Barrett, two of our most active and
lergetlc workers in tho Murphy Temperance
movement, bava beta absent from town for a
few days, holding a Murpby meeting at Reynolds-
ville. Tbey report a fine meeting, and that the
people out there are In earnest. Clarence, who
one reildcd in that town, says he noticed n
ebsngc forth better among quite a number of
th prominent citiiens. Mr. Test delivered an
eloquent and Interesting Temperance address on
Friday evening, before tbe Reynoldsvlll Murpby
Association, which was listened to by a large and
appreciative audience.
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A Compliment. Wo find the follow-
Ing compliment paid to one of our young men by
tbe editor of tbe Tyrone Dtmoerat : Dr. J. Kay
Wrigley, Homeopath! Fbysloiao, who has been
located in this place for tbe past year and over,
has removed to Clearfield, bis former location. The
Doctor made many friends during bis brief resi
dence here, who regret fait removal. II will also be
sadly missed by tb Presbyterian congregation,
which li Indebted to him In a great measure for
tbe great Improvement In the music of the ohurob
during tb past year II was tendered a sincere
vote of thanks for bl tervloes by tbt Church
Session befor leaving. Wt wish him every
measure of suoeess."
A New Time Table. Tbe Tyrone
papors last week published th following railroad
schedule of departure at that station :
Main line West Pacific Express, 1.16 a. m.;
Way Passenger, 1.16 p.m.) Mall,0..14 p.m.; Fast
Line, 7.08 p. Pittsburg Express, flag, t.50
a. m. Tb Faclflt Express, Way Passenger and
Fast Lino ran on Sundays.
Main line Eait Pacific Express, S.lfl a. m.;
Johnstown Aooommodation, 8.60 a. m Day Ex
press, flag, 12.40 p. to.; Mall, 1.2- p. m.; Atlantic
Express, 0.60 p. m , Philadelphia Express, I.2S
i. Tht Pacific, Day and Atlantic Expresses
and Mail ma on Sundny.
Bald Eagle Valley Branch-Mall, 8 80 n. m ;
Express, T.15 p. m.
Tyrone and Clearfield Branch Mail, 9 a. m.;
Accommodation, 1.16 p, m.
If business men, or anybody else, will go th
trouble and cut tb alov out, and post It up,
tbey csa always so fur themselves Just when the
trains move at Tyrone.
iMPKOVHl) TKXT-HOOKH.
Better text-books tba those now In us are
wanted la several branches of study. Many at
present in nit, fail to answer tb requirements of
progressive Instruction, or to respond to tb want
of elass manuals which treat tbeir tubjeots aom-
prehenslvely. It is Impossible to speolfy what
is lacking at length, but improvements ia school
arithmetics art suggested, and we find that a
aew series bas recently beea published, which
promises to respond to tht want.
It It by Prof. Wm. J. Milne, an xper1enod
educator and at prsnt Principal of th Stat
Normal School at Genoseo, N. Y, It comprises
two books, tlemsntary and prsctloal, which are
pon th lodnctlv plan, aad propos n plain
and attractive means of becoming familiar with
the science of numbers. Th pupil Is led ap te
tb rules by short and easy steps, but la a
way which presents nothing theoretically. When
he reaches a rule be knows all about It practically,
and therefore It become merely a succinct state
ment of what ht hat learned, la form easily re-
ember ed. This Is rational instructloa. Aaotber
feature of tbea arithmetics Is their profuse pic
torial illustration of various eierelots, by which
tbe eye is addrtfted as well as tb mind. Th
Imp rasa Ion made by them it not only agreeable
and last lag, bet they relieve the etudy ef much
that It unattractive and tedious. We ar aware
of tbe fear la the minds of som old-time teachers
that studies may be made too easy for youth, and
tf tbelr apparent determination to make mat be
mallet a abstrus and puitling as possible.
Make vry study attractive the mora o th
baiter aad the cans of aduoatioa will be th
gainer thereby, whatever torn teachers may
profcrs to believ.
A Grammar School History uf tb foiled
Statu, by Joba Clark Kidpalb, A. M., Professor
af History and Belles-Lettret, la tbe Indiana Aa
bary I'alverslty, is another new school teat with
many altractir feat area and notable recommend-
attone. In style aad arrangement It It (imply
Inimitable, wbiks Hi profusion af Incident nnd a
eertata opulone of verbal llluitratfoa, ar eban
which few writers know bow to Impart to tbeir
productions, Thar It nothing bombastic about
It, but quite tb reverse. It It eloquent In it
simplicity, yet Impressive ta it simplett stat
mratt.
for accuracy ia text, maps aad charts, w ara
eonviaeed is according to tb host aatbarilltt,
wbll It full index, pronouncing vocabulary and
reeapltalatlea af cash ahtpter, art feature af
anasaal valac. With tblt as a alast men eel, no
pupil w 111 complain of th " tlreeomeaeas " of tb
history of his eeantry, and It will be a happy Us
when all tans for each aomplalat It abolished
Wa kara that the workt above noticed ara
offered at vary moderate pre, nnd that a
offer, together with their merit, ha Introdaeed
them to as In several thonaaad loboala. In
type, peper, bladiag, aad all Ibe minor detail of
elegaaoe, thee books oatronk all their eosspetl
tort. They ara published by Jones Brothers A
Co., ef Philadelphia, Ciatlaaatl, aad Chicago,
wha will doubtless supply additional particular
t tua as deslratbem.
Ve Semper 'iLiCiiZ Vaf vrj
Aceot for Lorrlllard's Tobaooo. and oan cell them I
at factory price. They are tb beat tobaooe la
market Try them,
At tbe Republican office ia the place
to get yoar Job work done. Wear fully prepared
so ao anything In the printing Una, wUI do It
well, and at tbe right kind ofprloa. U.
Our Vital Interest. Study the
oal statistics, to bo found oa ear first page tbl
week. This, In a few years, will add mora to oar
ndutlof wealth than all th other Interests com
bined, and, therefore, it should be studied,
- Experience tub IIest Teacher.
When on learnt a thing by eiperieno, ha most
always knows It, and we know that Dr. Fenner's
Capitol Bitters is jast what It 1 represented to be
for invigorating tbe system, promoting tb appa-
tii and warding on disease. II. B. Spackmao
agent, Clearfield, Penu'a
m ei
A Fact. An advertisement Insertod
In the RapcaLiceJi will reach more readers than
if published la all tbe other paper in th eomn-
ty,and cost th adrertlset leas than one-half
In other words, aa advertisement published in
our Journal is worth double th prto of that
charged by any other publisher in tb county,
"It Is a fact." tf.
Dental Notice. Dr. A. M. Jlills
wojild say to his friends and former patient that
b hat not retired from pr actio as hat beea to
Udustriously circulated by aom persons, but will
ocntinu to give his personal attention to all who
may desire It, or to assist Dr. Helobbold when
ever required. Kltroua Oxide Oat given for tht
painlett x tract ion of tth. April 34-tf.
Information Wanted. Willam II,
Taylor, Post Adjutant Commander, at Fort Fed
eral Bill, Baltimore, Md., la March, 1B05, and
A. II. Prater, Bcrgcant, of tb 22d Reserve Corps,
Washington, D. C, In November, 18(14, will learn
something to their advantage by tending tbelr
postoffloe address to tbe editor of the RarcaLiCAV,
Clesrfield, P. Tb editors of all papers favor
ing tht luttreit of th soldier will plaso giv
this notice on or mora insertion. jy24-SL
Granger Harvest Home. The
Grangers of Lawrence township propos holding
a Harvest Home on Thursday, th 1 6th day of
August next, on tbt old M. B. Camp -meet ing
ground near th rotideno of ex -Sheriff Read,
about 21 mile from Curwonsvill and I miles
from Clearfield. It will b hold In th form of a
basket pie-nio. Tb people are generally invited
to attend. Come one, ooma all, with well -filled
baskets. The postoffio address of th Chairman
It Curwensville. Wm. P. Rbad,
Lewis C. Bloom,
Mi Las Rbad,
It. Committee of Invitation.
A Shocking Accident. The Lock
Haven Otmoent, of th 2Mb, sayt t Last even-
ing, about hair past six, th Bald Eagl freight,
on Hail road street, between Grov and Jay, ran
over two two-year old obildreo, twins, tons of
Widow Ann .Elisabeth Wills, residing In th
neighborhood, killing one outright by owtllng oft
its bead, and maiming tb other by cutting off
both legs. The maimed child It reported living
ibis morning. Conflicting stories ar told at to
the manner of tb Occident, which will properly
was before tbe Coroner's inquest to bo com
menced this morning, where lb facts should be
thoroughly investigated and tb responsibility
fixed.
Tho Clearfield Gas Company offers,
at par, Coupon Bonds In denominations of t00
and $500 each, bearing intertst at tht rat of six
per centum per annum, payable semi-annually at
the First National Bank. The Company ha
Issued bonds to th amount of $10,000, nnd $9,000
of thl was taken bat a few day ago by on of
the Clearfield banks, leaving $4,000 to bo disposed
of. Capitalist who ar sttklng a safe invest
ment for their money, would oonault their inter
est by Investing in thes bonds. They oan be
purchased at either of the Clearfield banks. Any
Information respecting th Uas Company, will be
cheerfully given by A. F. Boynton, President, or
W. W. Bctts, Secretary. jlB-tf.
Clearfield Coal Trade. State
ment of Coal and other freight sent over the
Tyroo A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail
road, for th week coding July 20, 1878, and
tb nam time last year t
COAL. TOWS.
For tb week 2V.767
Sam time last year - IV,2oS
Increase .,
4V1I
... BM.Ut
702,300
Previously during year
Sam time last year ,
Decrease
... 48,237
... 088,880
... 711,027
Total la 1878.;
Sam time last year
Decrease - 47,718
ornna rnaisnr.
Lumber H .,.. 07 cars.
Miscellaneous freights .. 08 "
BrEEDTOWN, CnERRTTREE TVVP., Pa., )
January 20, 1875. j
i. K. Tsomfioi i It It twenty-fir years tine
I wat hurt by th falling of a tree, Injuring my
back, and at timet I bar been unable to dress
myself without help, always baring a pain in tbt
small of my back. I blistered It a great many
Urn and used a larg number of plasters with
only temporary relief. In th Spring of 1874 I
began taking year Bnrosma, or Buchn, Back-nob,
Livr and Kidney Car, followed with marked
benefit. X bava taken six bottles, wbloh removed
th excruciating pain. Word cannot express
what I bar suffered. I bava not been as well In
twenty-fire years. Tb Barosma Is worth mora
than gold, and I take pleasnr In testifying to Its
icrlts. I. w. Lianr.
Barosma Is prepared by I. K. Thompsoa, Pro
prietor, Titnsrllla, Pa.
Price $1 .00 psr bottle. For sale by all druggists
fa Clearfield, and by Jus. Sylr A Boa, Lathers-
burg. '
Sptcinln,
0i HrnniBB Pan Cbrt. Discount on Old
Pnicat. Bewiig Machines can now be purchased
at Merrell's tin and variety store, from $36 up
wards. All kinds of sewing mac bines repaired
on the shortest notice.
Clearfield, Pa., July 18, 1877.
Wartxd 1100,000 28-Inch shaved shingle
to average from to 0 Inches for which we
will pay tbe kigneet market price.
A, u. hbanrb uo.,
fb.38-tf. Clearfield, Pa.
BuootB Foa 8 a lb. R. Newton Shaw keeps a
full supply of Fredonia Buggiee and Platform
Wagons for sal To be seen at tbe Hhaw Hons
yard. Call on or address him at Clearfield Penn
sylvania, may 12-tf.
Wabtbo. Bom easily learned person or Artist
to manufacture Lumen1 Patrnt Bilk Cabvai
PicTtmKa In this county, oa Royalty. Painted
from photographs or any picture, and is the
Finest Oil Painting mad. Before the territory it
taiea I wilt paint pictures 8x10 for $1 and
warrant them for Ufa. Every person should have
on, as Oil Paintings on Canra ar tbo only
pie ares that will eland th test of time, and oaa
be handed dowa to posterity. Particulars fro.
1. 1 UV 1USK
Nor. T, 1177-ly. Carry City, Pa.
MArer i$ King
The Liver Is tb Imperial organ of the whole
human system, as It controls the life, health and
happiness of man. Whan tt Is disturbed In Its
proper action, nil hinds of ailment are tb natu
ral result. The digestion of food, the movements
of tbe heart aad blood, the action of tbo brain
and nervous system, are all immediately bob-
neeiM wito sue woritngs or tno Liiver. it a
heen sueeeassully proved that Uroen't August
Flower Is unequalled In curing all persons af
flicted with Dyspepsia or Liver Complaint, and
all tb numerous symptoms thai result from an
unhealthy condition of tb Liver and Btomack.
Bample bottlM to try, 10 sent. Positively sold
In all towns a a the Western Continent. Thre
doses will prove that It it Just what yoa want.
Julyl7,7g-ow-ly.
Don't be Oeteired.
Many persons say "I havent got tbe Con sump
tion when aahod to car tbelr cough with Shi
lob's Consumption Cor. Do they aot know
that Coughs lead to Consumption and a remedy
that will cur Consumption will certainly cure
a cough er any luag er throat trowble. We know
It will care when all thra fall and oar faith in
It I so positive that we will refund the prion
paid If yon receive no benefit. Ia not this a fair
proposition. Prtee, 10 ets u aad $1,00 per
bottle. For lame Chest, Back ar Bide, aa Bbi
hk 's Porous Plaster. Price, 26 at. For sal by
all Drog guts af Clearfield.
Why will yoa rafter with Dyspepsia aad liver
aomplalat, Constipation, and genral debility
when yon can got at oar aloia Bbtlob't System
Vital iter which w toll oa a positive guarantee
to cure yen. me ta tt., ana 7 ta.
by all Druggist of Clearfield.
For sale
HACKME TACK, a popular and fragraat aar
fim. For sal by all Druggist of Clearfield.
De. , 'TT 4m.
tlsi Or. Vat) Dyaa'B fSnlphnr Roan
Th leading external epeotfie for disease of tht
BKIN, and bnautiler of ta COMPLEXION fcr
tb Bath, Toilet aad Nursery is roaoinmeuded
by pbysielan. Sold by Druggists. Priee I
Coii box, I Cakes, SO Coot.
R. B. WEBSTER, Prop., 64) H. 6th 8t , Phil.
JnlylT,78-fw-am.
Time flies and to do disease af lb akin whoa
that ir comparable purifier of tbe eaticle e ' bean
ttfior of the,omplxtOB, 0 lean's Sulphur Soap,
Is ased ta disport tbest. Pimple, blotches,
seres and brnteee, aad the Mho ara tavarlat ly ra
meved by It Bold by aU Druggist.
Hill's Hair A Whlakrr Dye, Black or Brown,
catt. )nlT-4t.
3?-uZ I
Just Received by ARNOLD, at
CUKWiSaviijLK:
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster 1
Car Load pure Corn, Rye and Oats
Chop I
Car Load Deaken Salt 1
Car Load Choice Family Floor 1
Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac.!
Shingles, liark, it. ti. Ties ana
Gram will be taken in exchange
Curwonsville, May 1, 1878.
CLEARFIELD MABKETS.
Clbabpiblo, Pa., July 10, 1878,
Flour, per ewt ......
$3 00
Buckwheat Flour, per ewt
Corn Meal, per ewt
Chop, rye, per ewt...,, ,
Chop, mixed, per ewt ,..
Bran, par twt
Wheat, per bushel
Rye, per bushel
Oats, per bushel
Corn, ears, par bushel.... H
Buckwheat, per bushel
Potatoes, per bushel
Apples, per bushel
Hams, per pound
Bhoulder, per pound ,hhmi
Dried Beer, per pound
Chickens, per pair
Butter, per pound M,
Exgs, per dosen
Bait, per sack, large ,
Coal Oil, per gallon
Lard, par pound H M
Dried Apples, per pound
Dried Peaches, per pound
Beans, per bushel.
I 00
1 00
1 40
1 26
1
1 00
70
10
30
T0
60
40 to 100
7
16
40
20
12
2 00
20
10
1 10
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
Pbiladblfbia. Julv 89. Floor Fresh spring
strong; winter weak; soperflnes, 1 vaii; ex
tras, $34; Pennsylqanta family, $5(c6f0; Min
nesota do., $4 1b(ai; patent and high grades,
bo($t oil.
Rye flour, Z 7.V3.
CornmaeJ. It 7ft.
Wheat ouiet. weakt red. $1 02(31 06t amber.
$1 06(41 08; white, II 10(1 12, old.
Corn lower, asy; yellow, 4V(4&lo; mixed, sBfo
Oatt quiet, steady; Pennsylvania and western
wmte, axwaaej western mtxea, auitio.
Ky scarce, steady) 604. bid, August.
Niw Yoa, July 29. Floor flute and west
rn, dull; outbia quiet and unchanged.
Wheat KaJ'o lower, dull; No. 2 spring, Au
gust, $1 04(1 P4J; No. t winter red and Sep
tember, SI U&JWl 08.
Cora iCaio Tower; moderately active; mixed
western, spot, 4($48ie; future, do. 48Ki4Uo.
Oat ttcady; state, 82K'l)37ibt western, S2&
3B0.
Chicago. July 20. Flour steady and la fair
demand.
Wheat irregular and unsettled; cash higher
and options lower; fo. I red winter, vownjc;
No. 2 do., O&iO for oasb; 93(titf3ie for August:
No. 2 Chicago spring, $1 05 for oash and July;
vzj(ovzie lor August; BHtttbeBje lor September;
no. uo.. 00; rejected, oze.
Corn In fair demand, but lower 39a for cash
and July; B8o for August and September; r
ictd. 37.
Oat quiet; cash btgher and opilhn lower;
300 for easn; Kite lor Angus j Hie tor Sep tern
per.
Rye steadyt fair demand; A4fo)&4ie.
Barter dull; a shade lower: 7u for cash: 90o
for September.
Railroads.
Pennsylvania llnllroad
TYRONE A CLEARFIELD BRANCH
ON nd nr Mold.?, MAY JO, 1877, th.
P.iMnjr.r Tr.loi will run d.f Ir (.Ko.pt 8nn-
d.y.) b.tw,a TrroD..nd Cl.rflld, ma follow, :
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
W. 8. Pldmh.k. Conductor.
LEAVE BOIITH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Curwn.Tlllt..l.lOl p. a
OL.rl.ld !.. "
Tyro.........
V.ouo,oo,.
Summit,
Powrltos,.
O.OMl,,.M...
BojntoD, ....
.. .OO.A.K.
.. ., "
, 40, "
..10.110,
..!.1I, "
...10.17, "
...10.11,
L.on.rd,.. 1.411, "
B.rratt til, "
Woodlud 4.01, "
Uil.r,. 4 us, "
WluMoi,...4.17, "
Bio. 11.11, 4.2S, "
Stolon',,....
Philip.bur,,..10.JS,
Jr.h.m, 4.81, "
Qrrt.m,
10. J,
.10.17.
Phlllp.B.ri , ...4.IS, "
Bio. B.ll
W.llMtO,,
ilor
Woodlud,..
Birratt,
L.OD.rd ,
Kl.ln.r'l 4.311, "
,.10.44,
..10.M,
..10.60,
..11.07,
..11.11,"
BovntOD 4.40, "
Ou.ol. 4. SI,
Pow.Uo... -
Summit, .16, "
V.tlKOTOO,...Jl, "
ClMrldd,
.11.10,
Trroti., 6.00, "
Curw.nl. III.,. 11. 40 p.m.
CLEARFIELD ACCOMMODATION.
Wm. L. Kiioapi, Cooduotor.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
GurwoniTiU,.
Cl.rt.ld...
. 1.41 A.
, T:10 "
7.16
7.86
, 7.61 "
, 8.07
. 1.11
8.36
1.46
, 0.00 "
0.10 "
9.15
, t.M
10 00 "
.I0.lt
11.07 P. .
,11.6 "
Tyrone 1.16 p. M
VuKoyoo,....1.68 "
Summit 1.00 "
Pow.ltoo 1.10
OhmIi,. 1.46 "
Boyatoi 1.61 "
St.in.rX 4.00 "
Pblllpiburg...4.16
Or.b.m 4.40 "
Blu. B.ll 4.66 "
W.luu.tol,.t.ll "
Biglor 6.38 "
Woodl.nd,...6.4i -
B.rr.u,.....6.67 "
Lwnnrd (.06 "
ClurQ.ld 8.10 "
Corw.m.lll.,.7.00 "
Lwjn.rd, ......
!)rr.tt,
Woodlud,...
ntKLr ,
WImoIod,..
DIM 11.11,
0r.h.m
Pbiiipiburg..
St.ioarX
BoyotoD,.
OlMola
Pow.lloo,. ...
8ummit
VMiMoyfM,..
Tyro.
STAGE LINES.
A ,u.lMr..Carw.nf,lll. d.lly for R.ynold,.
rill.. t 1 o'olook, D.m...rrlrinf ftt Rernold.rllle
.t 8 o'otok, p. m. R.turnin,, 1...., K,ynold-
rill, dAlly, .1 7 0'olo.K, m., vnrtng m vur
WMirill. t 11 o'olook, F.r., Mob way, $1.
A Itair, loaro, CurwanrrllU dally, at 1 o'clock,
m.. for DuBol, City, arrirlm at Dullol, City
at 8 o'olook, p. m. Roturnin,, lur.a DuBol, .t
7 o'olock, a. m., dally, arrirln, at Gnrwanartll, at
1 o'olock, m. rar Men way, 92,
PIIILIP6BURO A MOHHANNON BRANCHES
LIATK iODTl. I.R.Ta VORni.
P. M. A. M. M. RTATIONS. A. P. It. P. II.
1:00 Morrl.dal,, 11:40
1:16 7:11 Pbillp.burf, 11:16 4:81
1:111 7:8 SUInar'a 11:11 4:14
1:14 7:44 Boynton, 11:14 4.16
1:10 0:10 7:61 Oioola, 10:10 13:04 4:10
1:44 8:61 8:08 Moibannon, 10:81 11:61 1:67
1:61 8:60 8:11 Starlinir, 10:41 11:46 1:60
1:67 8:46 8:18 Houtldal., 10:48 11:40 1:46
1:01 8:48 8:11 McCaulcy, 10:68 11:81 1:40
8:07 8:16 1:18 K.ndrlok'l, 10:68 11:10 1:96
1:11 1:30 1:86 Hamay. 11:11 11:16 1:10
BALD EAOLE VALLEY BRANCH
. Mall.
Mall. Kip.
P. M. A. M.
P. . A. M.
7.16 1.80 ),ar, Tyron.
8.06
7.48
7.0,
0.48
8.81
818
T.u 8.17
8.01 8.18
8.14 1.66
1 81 10.06
8.46 10.16
Bald Eafl,
Julian
Mil.ahur,
Bell.fonu
Milcaburg
Howard
08 10.40
4.01
laar. 1.16
8.00
41 11.18 arrir.L. Ham
6.11
STATION.
wnaTWARn. A.M
PitUburub Kip'H, 1.60
Pacifis Kxprcaa, 8:10
P.M.
Way Paaccagar, 1:16
Mall Train, 6:84
Fait Liu., 7:8
RA.TWARD.
Pacific Biprw,
Harrlabarg Aoo'm,
A. M.
8:10
8:60
P. M.
1:18
8:60
10:31
Mall Train,
Atlantic Expraa,,
Phlla. Kzproaa,
Cloa. connection mad, by all train, at Tyron,
and Look llaron.
8. I. BLAIR,
mylf-tf. 8np,rlot,nd,nt.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION.
ON and after Monday, Deo. 10th, 1677,
lb, patenter tralna will ran dally (uc.pt
Sunday) Mtwcui Red Bank and Driftwood, aa
follow, t
KAKTWAItnD.y Mali learn Plttibor,
8:30 a. m. Red B.nk 1 1:60 1 Sli,o Junction 1109;
New Bethlebam 1:07 p. m.l Mayarlll. 1:18 1
Troy 1:10 1 Brookrlll. 1:00 Fuller'e 1:86 Ray.
aoldarill. 1:61 1 DuBoia 1:11 1 Summit Tunnd
8:46 Penteld 4:86 t WMirill. 4:17 1 Beneutt.
4:60 arrlTM at Driftwood at 6:66.
W EttTYV A R D, Day Mail lear.i Driftwood
11:16 p. m. BcnoaatU 1:00 1 Weca.lll. 1:10;
Penleld 1:46) Summit Tunnel 1:07 1 DuBolal SO)
Reynoldarille 1:61 ; Fullor-a 1:67; Brookrlll. I ll ;
Troy l:40 Mayarlll, 4:ll New B.tkl.k.m 4:19 1
Shu. Junction 6:I0 Rd Bank 1:17 arrirM at
Pittabnr, at 110 p. m.
pr Tb, R.yncldrrlll, AcommodatloM l..r
Rcyaoldarlll. daily at 7:60 a. m. aad arrirM at
Had Bank at 1 1:00 a. m., Pitubarf b at 1:16 p. m.
UarM PllUburgb at 1:10 n. aa Red Bank at
1:66,. m. arririn, at Ray aoldarill. at :06 p.m.
CIom wnBMtloa, m.d. with traiaa on P. A B
R.ilr.ad at Driftwood, aad with train, an th.
All.hy Vallay Railroad at R Rub.
DAVID McCAROO, Oen'l S.p't
A. A. jActaoa, Sap'l L. 8. Dir.
STAOE LINE.
cbBAnrinb re pnaptBL..
Tb. andenlfn w.uld lef.rm Ik, p.MUi that
h. la nw rnnni.f a Ha. lin. tweM Okwleld
ud Pwleld, thra. tlm a wt
Th. etaga l..ree OkaHleld .. Tneed.yi, Tbnn
daye and Salwrdaya, al 1 .'.1Mb a. m arrlriag
at PaaO.ld a4 11 .'.iMk m. R.taralag toin,
day,. Uarei Pmilild at 4 .'clock . m, anlr.
lag at CU.rl.ld a 8 .'deck p. m.
OsnnMllM to made wltk train th, tow
Qrad. R. 8. at P.ul.ld. Fan, auk way, 11.66.
GEO. W. UEARHART.
Clrl.rd, Pa, Feb. II, 1171
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
B.ll.f.ule, Pa ti
Lock H I 78
Wllll.mrn.rt.. I 60
HaatingJon mm... I 80
LcwtMowa. u.um i M
Maryarlll.. 4 60
OawnartU. to
OMC4.I. 8b
HARRISIURa... 4 tl
Middle... ,....$ M
Marietta............. It,
L.WMwt,M A 86
PHILADELPHIA 76
Altooaa 86
Jobaetown 2 00
I'blllp.berg. II
Tyron. H,, t II
PITTHIVRO 18
-. OTfifliS'a''.
f ' v' -' - r--f-
!
p. o'u accK.
A. A. flBiaaa,
BUCK 4k OBAHAM, 1
A1T0RNEVIAT LAW,
' OLaaariaLP, PA.
All legal bulaeea promptly aitndni to. Ofnoe
In tirabem'a Row room, fora,rly oocuptad by
U. B. Swoop.. Jul;34, '78 tf.
CAUTIOK. All pamna art haraby caution
agalnat purcbailng or in any way meddling
with th. following property aov in tb. poaaeealoB
of Jacob MoLarreo, ol Deoator townahlp, rll .
Tw. boreea, 1 aet duubU work harnaM, 1 Mt
alngl, b.rneaa, 1 beary wagon, 1 buggy, 1 pair
eleda, aa the aama beloage lo no and 1. left with
blm on loan only, aubjeot te my ord,r at any
time. JhtlKMIAI McLAHRKN.
Wcat Dooalur, July 17, l? l"
CAUTION. All peraona at. hereby warned
ngainat purcbaalng a prtmiaasry noU call
ing for on, hundred ftnd eevtnty eight dollara,
giren by me on the ltb or July, 1B7, payable
t. th. order of myoolf three m.otb, after dau, at
tbe Pbilipaburg Bank, and en4oreed by me, u I
bare not ree.ired ralua for tae aame, and will
not pay it ualeM cmpelled to do m by law.
JACOB MoLAHRBN.
Otcwila Mill,, July 14, 1678-It
CAUTION All peraoni are hereby caution
4 agalnat purohaalng r in any way mwl
dllng with tb. fullowing property, now in tbe
poMoition of Ooriuen Bumont, of Oorlngton
tewoablp, rta t Two boraet, 1 plow, 1 wagon, 1
wind mill, 1 barrow, 1 eulllvalor, 8 acre, oata, 14
aone wheat, aud 7 acrea earn, aa th, earn, waa
purcbaaed by ma at Sheriff'! ial. on tbe 8lb day
of July. 1678, and la left with .aid Damont on
loan only, aubjeot to my order at any time.
JOIINB. ROUUKUX.
Fr.uobrllla, July 14, 1978.lt,
CAUTION All paraonaar, boreby wutlool
agalott purohaalog or in any way meddling
with the follow! ng peraonal property, no w in the
poeaeaaluB of J. C. Milohell, di Buraaid. town
ebip, Tilt Fire acrea wheat, 7 aoiM oata, 4aeraa
corn, 1 aor, potmtoot, 1 wagon, 1 buggy, 1 plow,
1 barrow, timber aled, eleigb. cutting bol, wind
mill, two mar,,, 1 Mt heavy barnaaa, 1 Mt buggy
barneea, 4 loti, I calf, 7 hoge, 1 thretbiog
maobine, 1 eupbuard, 1 alak, 8 tab!.., 1 a.U
cb.lr 1 bure.u, 4 ned. and bedding, 1 olook, aa
the aame waa purehaaed by m, al Conatablc'a
eale on the 37th day ef June, 1878, and left with
bin OB ioaa only, tubject to my trder at any
lime. J. R. MoMUKluY.
New Waiblngton, July 17, 1SIK-8L
(CAUTION. All peraoni ar, hereby warned
J againtt purcbaalng or ia any wa. meddling
with the following peraonal property, low la the
poteeaalon of Antile Bigleuan, of Ooringlon
townebip, ria : 'rw. horaee and harnaa, 1 tim
ber aled and ehaina, 1 plow aod harrow, I oultl
rator, 6 acrea rye, I acre, oata, 8 acrcl corn, 3
acre, buckwheat, patoh of potatoaa, 11 kerec of
wheat, lot of bay, 1 two-horae wagon, 1 thretbiog
machine and baiting, about 1,000 feet of pine
board,, ihorel plow, hay knife, east hooka, lot of
pine plank and boarda, 1 apring oalrea, 1 year
ling ealroo, 16 eboata, I ww and 6 piga, aa tbo
lamo wa, purohaacd by me at Conataole'e eel, on
tbe llllh day of July 1878, and la left wilh eaid
Bigleman on loea only, aubjeot to mr order at
any time. bTKrilKN ROL'SdKY,
rrenobrllle, July Z4,
D
R. a.t. scnityvEn,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN
A.r
ELECTRIC PHYSICIAN,
Oflic. at th, Leonard IIoueQ, Bear tbe drpot,
Clearleld, Pa.
Utl made th, dtieoaea of wom,n and children
a apaelalty for yeara, and will attend to all calle,
night or day, in toe borough of Ulearueld. jti'
amlnatione and adrioa free for one month, at hie
ofljoe only. julylt, '7B.tf.
Pennsylvania Female College,
PUI$burgh, (al End) Pa.
COLLBGIATB TBAB OPBMI SkPTBMaBB 13, 1878.
Location, 4 milae from Coart Houm, orerlook-
ing Beet Liberty rallay. Kaay of aocr.a and free
from emoke. Terme for boarding pupile reduoed.
For partiooUra and oatalognea apply to
MISS HELEN K. PKLATKEAN,
fl. A. BERRY, Treal. Acting Preeident.
July 141m.
WILLIAHSPOET
Dickinson Seminary.
A flrst-elaa School for both seies, combining
thorough Instruction la all branches of study,
witb too comforts or a good borne, at lower rales
than any Institution of equal grade In tbe Stat.
Regular course in Music and Art, unJer eminent
teachers. Normal teaching free. Fall term
open September 2d, 1H7H. Bend for Catalogue.
Address uuv. jsdwakd j. ukai, a.
Principal
July 24-flw. Willlamsport, Ta.
CLEAR PI EIiD COUNTY BANK. In
order te enable tb Admiaistratria of Hon.
A. K. Wright, late a partner in tba Clearfield
Connty Bank, now deceased, to settle her admin
istration account, the Court of Common Plea of
OlearBeld count, on her application, with tbe
content or th aurvtring partners, bat ordered
an account to b taken of its asset, and appoint
ed John W, Wrigley, Ksq., tbe Receiver of said
assets
Th Reeeirer will be found at the Banking
House, where tbe business of Banking will be
continued by tbe sum rice partners Jam T.
idoonard, James jf , lira nan, wm. a. Wallace, u.
L- Reed and Wm. Perter who ara responsible
for aad will pay tb debts of tb said Clearfield
uonnty nana. jam km i. ukamam,
WILLIAM fUKInn,
WU. A. W'ALLACK,
JAS.T. LEONARD,
Q. L.RRKB.
Clearfield, Pa., July 17,78-41.
Fittstturgh Fsmals College.
Bletaot bolldinffs. Blcht departments. Twen-
ly-tnrea teac&crs. ptal tnd uoemcnts 101
French, German, Elocution. Drawing, Painting.
Needle-work. Wai work. A. Thirteen teachers
In tb
Conservatory of Zlusio
connected with th college. Instruction In tbe
elements of Musio Theory of Music thorough
Bass, Harmony, Ac, and tho use of th tirnnd
Organ, Cabinet Organ, Piano, Oultar, Flute.
Violin, and Vole Culture. Sixty full lessons for
eignteen aoiiars. wentiemen admitted to uo
Conservatory, Charges in tbe College and Con-
MtTatory lee than any aohool affording equal
eureniagea nnn aceommuaatioas. ran lerm
opens fieptemrter 4tb. Send for Catalogue to
Ju1y24-6w. Pittsburgh, Pa.
REMOVAL !
James Li. Iicavy,
llavlnf tinrahasfld thm antlpa atnflk of Pred.
Sackett, hereby gives notion that he has moved
Into the room lately occupied by Reed A Hagerty,
on Second street, where be Is prepared to offer to
th public
COOK ST0ES,
PARLOR STOVES,
of th latest improved pattern, at low prices.
HOUSE FDRNTSHINO GOODS,
Gas Fixtures and Tinware.
Roofing, Snouting, Plumbing, Gat Fitting, and
Repairing Pumps a specialty, Alt
work warranted.
Anything In my line will be ordered sooclal if
desired. JAS. 1,. LRAVY,
Proprietor.
FRKD. SAOKKTT,
Agent.
Clearflcd, Pa., July 8, 1871-If.
TISACHKRH EXAMIN ATIOK.-Ki-aminatloas
for teachers in aad for Clearfield
county, for the school year 1878, will b bold at
th following timt aad place :
Bradford and Bradford Indapondant, at Bigltr,
Monday, July 20.
Graham, at (1 rah am ton, Tuesday, July 80.
Morris, nt Kylertown, Wednesday, July 81.
Covington aud Uarthaus, at Union School House,
Thursday, August I,
Glrard, nt Congress Hill, Friday, August t.
Goshen, at Hhawsrllle, Saturday, August I.
Clearfield, Lawrenoe and Lawrenoe lud.,at Clear
field, Monday, August 8.
Huston, at Pen Held, Wednesday, August T.
Union and Union lad., a Rook ton, Thursday,
August 8.
Brady, at Luthersburg. Friday, August f.
fiogg and Wallaoctoa, at Wallace ton, Monday,
August 12.
Osceola and Decatur, at Osceola, Taesday, Aug,
II oats da Is and Woodward, at II outsit I, Wednes
day, August 14.
Becoarla and Madera lad., at Glen Hop, T hurt
day, August la.
Gnlioh, at Janesvllle, Friday, August 18.
Pena and Bloom, at Pen a v ills, Monday, Aog, 19.
Bell and Greenwood, at Bower, Tuesday, Aug. 28.
Mew Washington, at New Washington, Wednes
day, August 21.
Bens ids borough and township, at Harmony :
Behoel House, Thursday, August 22. j
Cheat and Nswburg.at Now berg, Friday, Aug. 81. j
riae. rue lad., ana unrwensvun, tt Curwent-
villo, Tuesday, August 2T.
Lumber City nad afergueaa, nt Lumber City,
Wedaesday, August 28.
Kaoi, ot Mew Millaort. Tbnredav. Ansraet II.
Jordan, at Aasoa villa, Friday, August 9 .
Tba usmlnaticns will h In part oral and
written, oad will oegia at 8 e'alech a. m. Teetl.
moaials of good moral character, signed by tw
reputable tltieens, will be required of eeyih appli
cant with whom I am not neqaatnted. I deelro
to oenfer with th i Ire tore regard inir the ealee-
tlon 4 tcaofaor beoea 1 ban U mH them all at
thes meeting. I ale nquert that the Secretary I
of each Board Inform me at thai time of the nam-1
her of Toaeaere' Report Booh etwUd foe th ,
eemlog term. Teachers are req netted liNll
ami aed In th district wbera tbey intend teach- i
lag. firing paper, pa Md Ink.
CIarfiH,Pa Jaly 8, T8-4t. Ce. ttupl. 1
DIHHOLUTIOIt OP FASTMERMHIli.
Notioe is hereby givon that th co partner
ship heretofore oilstlng botweeo A. U. Kramer
and John F. Kramer auder tb fin nam of A.
G. Kramer A Co., la th grocery bus I nest, at
Clearfield, Pa., wis dissolved oa tb First day of
July, 1878, A. G. Kramer having withdrawn
from tho firm. All book and accounts ar in
tb hands of A. G. Kramer for settlement, nt his
offioe, wbero all parlies Indebted to th firm an
requested to eall and settle the same.
A. U. KRAMKR.
J. F. KRAMKK.
Clearfield, July Sd, 1878, 4t.
The undersigned would Inform th old patrons
of tbe firm, as wallas lb public in general, that
he will continue the business at the old stand, and
proposes to tell goods cheaper than ever. Giv
me a call. i. F. KKAMKK.
PLANTS AND FLOWER.
Tb undersigned hereby give notlo to
th oltlsens of Clearfield county, that ha has nt
his green house In Clearfield, a larg quantity of
all kinds of
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER PLANTS,
which be will sell at reasonable prices, lie bat
Early and Late Cabbage Plants, Tomatoes, Celery,
Cauliflower, Egg Plants, Pepper Plants, Ac
SWEET POTATO PLANTS, 14 08 per 1,000 or
fifty cents per hundred.
All kinds of FLOWERS for pott aod bedding,
banging baskets and vates, tuch at
Assorted Heliotropes, Single A Double Petunias,
Geraniums, Sage, Fuchsia, Pansies, Agera
turn, Coitus, Dahlias, Verbenas, Ctphea,
Cannes, Contaurea and Cineraria,
Begonias, Brovalla, Mignonette,
Pinks, Phlox, Ac, Ao.
FOR ONI DOLLAR,
I will send one dosen, strong, vigorous, well
breached flower plants of any selection. Where
the selection is left to mo 1 will guarantee satis
faction. EUNK6T BOCK.
Clearfield, Pa , April 2478-tf.
OOZbaXXQ AND tBlDXI
Philadelphia Branch
Clothing Store,
ROOM NO. I, OPBRA HOUSE.
Tbe underatgned would retpeotfully Inform tbe
eltlaena of Cluarfleld aad rioinity, that h, hae
juat opened tbe largcat and beat atook of
RIMDr.JII.1DE CLOTM.VG,
HATS, CAPS,
limit' Etimiiihing Goods,
TRUNKS, VALISES, &.O.,
ever brought to Clearfield, and which he will toll
cheeper than any ether store io town,
Th largest stock of
Wamsutta Shirts
ever brought to thlt town. All finished, ready
for the laundry $1 each,
Call and tee, and be convinced.
SIMOMSnLOiSS.
Clearfield, Pa., May 8, 1878 Sm.
To fftc Ciltun of Ww field Count :
Th undersigned having boon appointed by th
Department, at Washington, prinripal reporter of
th Agricultural Statistic of Clearfield county,
respectfully requests tbe co-operation of all to
assist, by tending th subscriber all the informa
tion tbey can bearing upon tb following ques
tions, so a to enable blm to make as correct a
statement to the Department, as possible i How
many horses bare died in your borough or town
ship, aad of what disease. Uow many cows and
calves, and of what disease. How many sheep
have you lost, and af what disease) how many
killed by dogs. How many hogs have yon lost,
and of what disease. What prevailing diseases
amongst the poultry. In all oases give the rem
edies ased which bare been (band to be success
ful, and in all case to giv th cash value of all
stock as nearly as possibla. By the co-operation
of our eitlseot in general upon thes Important
particulars, th Agaicultural reports wUI become
an encyclopedia ef useful information to the pub
lie, by enabling the Department to publish tbe
diseases, tbe losses, nnd tbe remedies that have
boon found most beneficial in certain diseases .
Any other Information that will be eonsldered a
public benefit, will bo thank fall) received.
Address th subscriber at Grampian Hills,
Clearfield Co., Pa. SAMUEL WiDKMIRB.
March IS, 1878-if.
GEO. WEAVER & CO.,
BRCOND bTRKRT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
llavt opened up, In tbe store room lately occupied
by Wearer A Betts, on Seoond street, a large aad
wall selected stock of
Dry - Goods, Groceries,
BOOTS AND SH0K8,
QUEKNSWARE, WOOD A WILLOW WARE,
HATS AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED. SALT, &c.
Which they will diapoa. of at reaeonabla ratal
for eaab, or exchange for country produce.
OKOKflP WEAVER A 00.
Clearleld, Pa., Jan. . 1878 If.
TOWNBIIIP rrATF.MHNl. JOSEPH
OW KNH, Treaaurar of Uwrenoe townihln.
io aroount wloh Road, Sobool and Poor fundi .f
aaid diatrlot, for 1T.
Road runo itn.
To amount of duplicate H ,,,43,441 71
To Auditor,' order, 80. SI
84,048 8)
Rj work done br cltiMni 8-1,111 48
117 ,ion,rattone M v v
llr am't paid Superriaore for work..n. 801 81
Ht trantfert to U. L. Norm' book 111 04
Rj am't of taiee not worked br Norrli.. 82 18
4,"4 HI
acnooL man dr.
To amount of duplicate ..f!,7M 18
To belenoo at latt oettlement ifl 7
To am't reoclred from Co. Treasurer.... Sol ot
Te .rn't rco'd from ti. Rlahel H 174 87
To am't ree'd from John Shaw 399 00
To am't ne'd from Wolf Rnn a. order... t 07
T, am't ree'd from 'S.ulr How. 14 If
To ami of Slat, appropriation 44181
r,8a 48
fly order, andlted 2,25S II
Dj eK.neratlona to tax parara, I par et.
on H5 10 17 II
Ht I per ot. on 8I.76S.J3 allowed Traae. 4S 18
0 I per cent, on 1102.91, building tea,
allowed Treaeurer 8 14
Rj etoneratloso n duplioate 14 If
Djr balanc, duo School food l,S4a II
83. r)0 41
To balanc, du. School fund $1,115 II
poor runn DR.
To erd.ro U Or.reeere n.t 178 11
To .mo.nt of duplicate far 1871 1,178 9 It
To order f Jamfte Irwin H 18 10
To am't ree'd of W. A. Heed, M judg't.. 87 44
T. am't ree'd ef N. Rlthel 10 84
To am 'I ree'd of Joba Shaw, Collector. 87 8S
(1,791 8
By work and olothra by Orereeerl $ 128 II
By am't ef order, audi led Jr.. 8, '78... lot 81
Ry nrn't.. taut il, at I pnc.nt . 18 11
By per water, allowed teg payera, oa
Si8.99, at I perenl II 84
By order No. I, and pneeeuge oa can. 22 44
By balance du. Poor fund 781 II
$1,7(8 82
to kaL dm Poor fund or e.ttlement....$ 781 U
T. .rder M Co. Tnaeurer far bill for
keeping pauawaaf Pine twp , 30180
BID ( Audluraaad Clerk for eeltllef ... II 81
We. Ibe nnderalrned Aaditora .f Lewreao.
tow.abln, bar. a.diled aad oettled tb. aewaaU
af J.eeph Oweaa, in arceuRt wilk Road, Scko.1
aad Poor faad, and lad them ae ab.ru etetad.
Attecti A. H. SHAW,
LrwiiBrowr, R. J. CONK I.I ,
Clerk. Auditera.
Clear! M,ltf 17, l78 It,
Se m KM Column.
T. A. FLECK ft CO.
Market Street, Clearfield, Pa.
YOU CAN'T STOP THIS
T3EIAI3V i
W12 AUK ItOlIM FOIt
T. A. FLECK & COS ONE PRICE STORE.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST
STOCK OF GOODS
EVER BROUGHT TO CLEARFIELD.
T. A. FLECK & CO.
HERE AYE ARE FOR SPBIKG & SUMMER.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
NEW DRESS GOODS,
BLACK CASHMERES,
BLACK
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
A LARGE STOCK OF
MUSLINS, CALICOS, GINGIIAMS,
AND TICKINGS.
MEN'S AND TROYS' COTTONADES,
AND A GOOD LINE OF CASSIMERS,
A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF
WHITE GOODS & PERCALES.
Turkey Reds, and nil other kinds of TABLE LINEN.Jvery cheap.
LADIES' COATS call and aoe thom-llioy are nice.
BLACK AND FANCY SIIAWLS.
BED SfEEADS, ALL TBICE3.
BEST STORE IN
OTR STOCK OF
XATXtt& SIORTS
Goes ahead of anything ever broughtjlo this town.
LADIES' LINEN SUITS ALL PRICES.
PARASOLS 1!
This stock ifl mrro
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS' HOSE.
LADIES' AND GENTS' HANDKERCHIEFS.
LADIES' TIES AND BOWS.
A FI LL LI.VE or COOLERS CORK CORSETS.
CHEAPEST GOODS IN TOWN.
KID AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Rtiching, Col I urn and CutTs, Laser,, New Fringes and Trimming, Now Era
broidorios white and colored, Curtain Nots.
Suariondors, Shirts, Nocktioa, Underwoar, Shirt Fronts, Silk Hundkorchicn.
CARPETS- 1 id stack, cheap H
OIL'CLOTnS AND CARPET CHAIN.
1 ! '
-Xi
MILLINERY.
TRIMMED HITS AD ItOWETS, FLOWERS, BIBU0XS,
Trimnilnf? Silks, Ornaments, Fcntliers, &c.
Our trimmer, MISS MEACIIEN, ia wilh us again, roaMy lo trim llata and
Bonnets, jnet as you want Ihcm.
We bought our goods In New York and Philadel
phia for CASH, and they will be sold CHEAP.
Spring and Slimmer Dress Goods.
1V1IA.T caiAltAXTEEs
WE GUARANTEE that wo will sell oil kinds of Dry Goods
clieapor than any other toro in
WE GUARANTEE polite treatment to every one of our custo
mers, without urging them to buy.
WE GUARANTEE that we
sortment of all kinds of Dress
and Fancy Goods in Clearfield.
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building, . - - - -, Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
April 1778.
$. iltcl ft Co.'i Column.
AND COLORED ALPACAS,
SHIRTINGS,
CLEARFIELD.
PARASOLS !!
complete than ever.
Clearfield.
have the larp-est and chocest as
and Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery
4 -;.-r.-i
$UsUaiuou.
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Raff'l!oafTT5S:
CurweaiTtll., P.. Jan. 9, TS-tf.
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolls & Saw Logs.
Cumuli ilia, Jan. 9, "78 If.
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE.
CurwtmrllU, Ta., Jan. 9, 'TS-tf.
AUdXOLaD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,
SlIAVED AND SAWED.
CurwtniTllU, Ju. 9, 78-tf.
Michigan Lands for Sale.
SOO.OOO ftcm of bait firm in r IbU, U to
tlft par tore, nd 174,001) wm of tba bait pint
iaoda m iron vis to 'f par men, oa raiiroM,
and good DtTlgabla tratmi. Good watar aad
food Mil. Fur patnphlata and full Inf'irtoaUoa
oalloa oraddreaa UKNJAMIN IIUNTBK,
Agent, 19 Federal Ht.,
may 8, 'U-Sra. Allegheny Citjr, Pa.
IMINIHTRATORH NOTICE.
NmIo ! baraby giraa tbat Letters of Ad
tDlolitrattoo on tho atUto of JOHN K.
HiiAKi'KK, lata or Brady twp., Clearfield Co.,
Peon 'a, deo'd, halo been duly gruud lo
th BDdertigned, all peraoni tudebteo. to laid
eetato will ploaaa make Immediate payment, and
thoM baTinR olalma or demanda will preaant
than properly autheotloated for aattlemant with
out delay. UKO. C, KIKK,
Luthanburg, Je 16, '78-At. Adta'r.
AimiTOR'S NOTICE.
Io tba aattar of the ealate of Robert
Prott, daceaMd.
The undeniKoad, faaflnf bean appointed Ad
itor by the Orphani' Court of Claarnald ooonty,
ta diatribau the money in the hand, of W. D. J.
Marlin, Administrator of aaid Robert Prott, deo'd,
will attend to tbe dutiei of hif appointment on
Thursday, tho lit day of Aujrtut, 1879, at 10
o'clock a. m., at the offloe of a. R. W. Barrett,
in tho borough of Clear Held, whan and where all
partial in legated may attend.
FRANK A. FLEMING,
Clearfield, July 17, 18? 8-Jit, Auditor.
JjiOK SALE.
Tho uderained will Ml) at private aalt ail
tbat tract or pareal of land aitnato in lUeeatatf
townihip, Clearfield eounty, Pa., within a abort
dlitanoe of the Tyrone A Cloarflal'l R. R., and
adjoining Unda of Robert Uodaon and otoera,
and known aa tba Jacob fi. Uearhart lot. Tho
aaid tract containing 60 acrea mora or lata, with
two velna of Tain b)e eoal thereon, baa about to
acrea cleared, and ia tba key to s large body of
eoal about being developed. Will bo Bold low aad
upon oaey torma. For partionlera, apply to
DAVID L. KRKBS.
Clearfield, Pa., July IS, 1876.
GasBondsforSalo.
The Clearfield Gaa Company offcra for eale, at
par, Coupon Bond, of 300 and 00 denomina
tiom, bearing totereet at tho rate of 6 per ceo taut
per annum, payable aeml-annually at tht Firat
National Bank of Clearfield, Pa.
Tho worke of the Clearfield Oai Company ware
erected at a eoat of 931,000, and the Honda la
med are limited by law to $13,000, aeoured by a
mortgage on all tho Company 'a property and
freoobiae, in favor of Wm. 11. Dill, Caabicr of
the Firat National Bank, and John M. Adatna,
Caabiar of the Clearfield County Bank, In truat,
Tbe Direct ore propose to laeuo but $10,000 of
tbeae bonda for the purpoM of funding their float
ing debt, and but 4U00 remain nniold. Any in
formation wpecting tbe worka will bo given by
the Preaident or Treatoror of tbo Company,
Bonda oan be had at any of tbe Clearfield banhl.
W. W. HKTTr), A. F. BOVNTON,
Preaident. Bao. and Treai.
W. D. BIOLER,
JAHB8 IRWIN,
JNO. F. 1HW1N,
CMarfield, Juno 19, 76 tf. Dirrotora.
J.H.LYTLE,
Wholesale & Eetail Dealer in
GrocorioS,
THE LAHQ B.ST and BEST SELECTED STOCK
I!f TUB COUMV.
COFFEE,
TEA,
SUGAR,
STROP.
MEATS,
PISH,
SALT,
OILS,
QUEENSWARK,
Tl'BS and Bt'CKETS,
DRIED FRUIT&,
CANNKD 000DS,
SPICES,
BROOMS,
FI.OUK,
FEED.
County Agent for
LORILLARD'H TOBACCOS,
Thee, goodc bought fbr CASH Ir larf, lot,,
aod aold at almoat citr price.
JAMES H.LTTLB,
ClaerBeld, Pa,, June I J, 1878-lj.
PRIVATE SALE
Valuable Real Estate I
Tbo anderainod, living la Penn twp., Clear
field county, Pa., effort tbo following ralaablt
Beat Eitatefor salt:
446 AcreB of Land,
mora or loot. In Becearia townebip, Iwina oa tbo
north tide of big Cltarflold creek, and within one
milo of tht aamo. Tho abort land tt bearlly
covered with hem look, white oak, rock om, aod
other bard wood timber, aad a quantity of white
pine, aaid to bo half a million or more foot.
Tht aama la heavily anderlaid with bltumtnout
ooal, and directly on tba Vine of railroad leading
from Houtadate to CoalporU Itt ralut la inknown.
Then are, alto, other ralutble minerals on tbo
aama.
Tho abort land Ilea about two and a-half mllei
below tbt Tillage of tileo Hope, adjoining landa
of George 6rwv4 and otbert, on what it known
aa Portor'a run. The improvement oa tbo prop
erty ara a good geared taw mill, la running order,
a b'gn dam, atone breaei, made in the beat man
ner, fit for almoat any machinery. There la, alto,
a largo frame dwelling bouttand frame Wuik barn
thereon, and about forty or fifty acrea, mora or
lata, of tba land la eleartd. An perion
wiihlng lo Inrtat In property of thla hind will do
well to oiamlno tbia property. I will Mil tho
whole or tbo undivided half loteatit, aa may toil
the purcbeeer. Tbt abort tract of land will make
two or three farm a, which will compare favorably
with tht greater part of our eounty. Priee and
ttrma made known to any peraon wiibinc to por
ch mo. For further particulara call la person or
addrtaa the nr.deralgutd at Grampian Ililln P.O.,
Clearfield county, Pa. 8AM L W IDEM I RE.
Jan. V, 1871 U.
William Powell,
SKcoxn sr., CLBinnsio, pa.,
Dealer in Hoavy and Shelf
HARDWARE.
IR0N,NAIU, PAINTS, OILS, VARNI6UKS,
ULASS AND PUTTY
Keeps aottrtantly on hand tht bail Cooking,
Heating and Parlor
Stoves and Ranges
of all deeerlptlooa. Table and ?ocbt Cutlery,
Carpeatora Tooia, auca aa etawa, tiatcbeu,
ISquarea, Bench Slope, Plaaea aad Plant
Iron a, Chi'ela, Bttta, Augers, A data,
FUcs, lilngeaofallklnda, Locks,
Screws, baah Cord, Pulleye,
tte., ate.
la ruling UleniillM,
Plows, Cultlvetore, Double and alnglt Pbtval
riowa, vailivaior levin, uraiu raaita,
Bcythtt, Hnathoa, lleea, Forks, Rabat,
Hay Forks, Farm Bella, ate., ate.
florae Shoot aad Horee Malls, tho beat naht
of Croat-cut Bawt aad axat, Oriodatonee and
(Irladatono Fliturtt, and trtrytblag anally kept
(a a rataltts Hard wart Stort. Also, a full
stoek of
House Furnishing Goods,
BRUSHES, LAMPS, CI1IMNEYS, le.
en .a - l . l . . , ,
U erd.r. Recta, and Saootlaf proatnUj at
t,Rwrd le.
Fereon, wlahlnt nnrthlnf in a, line, ar. In.
rltad to eall aad aaaaiiae etock and nrieea .
WILLIAM I'OWKLL,
riearlrM, Pa., June 1, 1878 if.