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THE REPLICAN
CLEARFIELD VK. "
WEDNESDAY MORNINQ, AUOl'ST II, H;l.
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bevkaa. Street, ere. oar duly aalfcorllad Afouts
in nww iwr viij.
KbLK.IOIJH NOTICEM.
Mrlllodlat F.plseonal Church Rar. J
MrMi-auAT, Pastor Karvlara ev.ry Babbalb
u io, a m., ana i, r. M.
Sabbath School at A. M.
Prayer Median every Tbursd.v. at N P. If.
Coaio union Service, trit Sabbath of every
luou.n, m '! a. m.
Meal lltarflald M. E. Il.dr.-r, R...
William II. Dill and W. 8. Wilsom, Pastors.
rre.cBina; every allarnala Sundey, at I o'olook,
r, M. ciion.y Bcoool at 11, r. M All an la
vlleo to auaiia.
Preebt tcrlaH ( liurchKcv. II. g. HnTI.lt.
Hol.bath services morning and evening 8b
bath School at I I1. M- lrjr Meeting Wednea-
t. Frauds' ChurckCat1.tille Ha. P
J.Shuida. Preaching at 10, o'clock, A. hf.,oa
the first, third and fourth .Sondaysof each month;
Vespers and Benediction of lb Blessed Sacrament
it r o'olook, P. M Honday Be boo I every Sunday
OFFICIAL IMHKCTORY.
VIMl Or BOLAIBO QIUBTBB IBMIUJII OOUHT.
Second Monday of January.
Third Monday of March.
Plret Monday ef J una.
Fourth Monday of ttoptomber.
TINS OP OLOmt COM MOB PLBAS.
First Monday of June. -Second
Monday of November.
public omenta.
Prttidmt y-HoD. Charles A. Mayer, of
Lock ilavea.
Aitittant tow JudgtUo. John H. Orvla, of
ncuaioDia. ,
AfooinU Judgn Arrant Of dan, Claarflald
inceei a. uoit, jiearneia.
ValAoaaMrv Kli Bloom.
Rfiti$r nd RKrdr-. 3. Morgan.
LHitrut 4f.ry.Wia. M. MeCulloogb.
TVeusNrcr David MoUeughey,
Sheriff Andrew Panti, Jr.
VuHfv Sheriff ChrUt. J. Ken frr. Claarflald
(7oNfy Survgor 8amaal F, McClopkey, Car
enarilla. County Commfotlonrt Clark Brown, Claar
Held f Tbomaa A. Mc(Jea, Chart P. 0.; Uairii
liooTer. viaarnsia.
County Uorftlort Willitm V. Wright, Clear
field Samuel A. Caldwall, WiiliaBagroTt f John
u. uonnar, uurnaiaa.
Uonnty CoromrJ. B. Naff, Ktw Washington.
Jury t'oMMtanaatra Dr. JaniM P. Burebflald.
Clcarflad, Joacph Alexander, Madera.
tiuptinHudent PmUit SeAaa. M, L. Mc
Qnown, Claarflald.
Utattrof Weigkf & MtamrnJttM W.Carl I la,
office at tolheribarg Pa.
iVotartai Public John W. Wrigley, Wn. Ha
dabangh, Cyrua Gordon, Clearfield Joaeh II.
Irwin, N. B. Arnold, Carwenarilla ; J. A. Living
it on a, Dulioia City.
Our Spttial column la decidedly Interaillng in
a local point of view, and profitable reading to
outaldera who want to lava money.
bog-days end on Saturday next, the
J 4th In etn i.
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Alius A. MucJjeod will re-open her
arboul on Monday, riaptembor 2i, 1878.
A full lino of Fall halHjuHt opened
at Hirllngnr A Ho ih', which they will tcll ebeaper
than ever.
e awn
The juice of that aromatic vegetable,
tbe oofott, It li aiiertad, will Inntantly cure the
Irritation produced by Inciting of tbo moMjulto.
The Editorial exctuHion to the Mam
moth Cafe, in Kentucky, itartad on their tour
from Pittiburg tbla (Tuvaday) morning. Ten
day will be orcupled In tbe trip.
Wo ftcfinnwli'dgo the receipt of The
Camp imjf, ptlllibcd In tbe Interest of tbe
Juniata Valley Camp Beating at Newton Hamil
ton, giving tba proceed iugi lo full.
The Juniata Tribune, published rt
Mifflintown, Juniata county, bn been parch aed
by Mr. Kara D. Parker, and changed from a
Radical to a Democratic peper. Mr T, D. Ger
man Is tba editor.
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The IteynnldttviHu Uerld has been
enlarged to an efpht-pige paper, with sii columns
to tbe page. Six pages of tbe mam moth sheet
are printed on tbe patent plan, and two pages
are printed at Reynildivilla.
James L. Ijcavy, of this borough, has
secured the contract fur carrying tbe mail between
this place and Penfleld, Tor the year commencing
a tba 1st day of October next, at wbiib time
Mr. Oearbarl's contract expires.
In our advertising columns will be
found a statement of the borough school funds for
tbe year ending In June laiU Tax payers should
look eerefollj over this statement, la order that
tbey may know juat what Is done witb the school
money.
Patrick McMontiB, a Mollie Maguiro,
arrested la the Iloutsdalo coal region soma time
go by Oncer Clark, of Osceola, was tried at
Banbury last weak and convicted of murder In
tbe first degree, for tbe killing of Coroner Hcsier
at SbaBokia In 1874.
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Missofl Helen Watson and Grace Car
don have opened a general assortment of Notions
snd Ladies' Fancy Hoods, la Row's store room,
on Second street, to which tbey Invite tbe atten
tion or the ladies of Claarflald and vicinity.
Their advertisement will be found to this paper.
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Miss Iloltie Moore, .of Luthonburg(
bas beaa appointed to take tbe place of Miss
Maggie MeCulloogb, as one or the t each era in our
graded school. The last named lady declined to
accept the appointment, having accepted a posi
tion is teacher In the Williauaport Dickinson
Seminary.
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Tho members of the Episcopal Sab
bath -School or this place bald tbelr annual picnic
t tbo West Clearfield Park grounds on Wedoei
day of last week. It was a pleaaant affair, and
.was greatly enjoyed by all who participated lo it.
During tba heavy rain that afternoon, the pic
nickers took shelter In tba exhibition building.
A young man who imbibed too freely
of bad whisky, and was Baking considerable
noise aboat ear streets, last Thursday afternoon,
was arrested by Officer Dorrlt and asbered Into
the pretence of Bsqulre Howe, who committed
him to Jail to sober up. The prisoner was re
leaied tba next mora tog, after ptlne; a couple
of dollars for eosd.
George Butler, Sr.. oi Lawrence
township, will sell a lot of cattle, hogs, agricul
tural Implements, sawed lumber, household goods,
etc, at public tale on his farm, on Friday, tbe
Wlh day of August, nt 10 o'clock A. M. Mr.
Butter has tuheaged his farm for a tract of land
la Vlrglala, and bo expects soon to remove to
(hat 8tat.
A team of homes belonging to J. 11.
Stewart, of Bradford township, took fright at tbe
oars, near Miss Ogdens', on Monday afternoon,
and mn away. A son of Mr. Stewart, who waa
driving, was tbrowa ant of the wagon and aon
lUcrabty Injured. Tbo wagon was badly wrecked,
bet tbe bones escaped without Injury. Tbey
were caught at Mr. Bargees', a start disteae
from where tbey started.
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Gone. Benjamin Bloom, the IbhI ol
savaa brothers of that name, died at the rcftdeoee
of bis son, near Cufwensvllle, on tbe 13th Inat,
In tbe Mth year of his age His death was sot
unaipected. He leaves behind bltn the latgeat
tirele of relatives, probably, of aay other person Is
the ooanty. But obo of tbe family of eleven
children (seven sons and four daughters) now
survives. Mra. Bowles, tbe only member of that
family left, Is nearly 74 years of age.
The Harvest Home and Granger
Pie-aic, oa Ibe old camp-meeting ground near
tx Sheriff Road's farm, la Lawrence towashlp,
on Thurtday last, was a magnificent seooee
The crowd of people In attendance was large, and
ovrytblag paased off pleasantly and la good order.
J. B. Read delivered lbs address of welcome.
Addressee wort delivered by Leander Dana lag,
who was Proitdeat of tbe meeting, Mr. Roan, of
Centre ooanty, and Rev. Henry 8. Butler,
of ClearSeld.
Inflammation of the kidneys m known
by fever, pnia in tbe region of tba kidneys and
shooting along theeoaree of the atcier, anmbacas
of tbe thigh, vomit lag, nrloo high colored and
frequently discharged, eoetWeoee and cello pains.
The BeroecM, at Buebu, Baek-aeh, Liver nnd
Kidney Care, is warranted to raltae thaea symp
toms, as It has not failed In aa doing lha put ten
years. Dally, people call to tell as of I he great
benefit race i red frem aslag It Prepared by B. K
Tkompsoa, T'tes villa, pa. Price II. 0 per bottle.
For sals by all druggists In Clearfield, aad by Joe.
Seylet A Boo, Latbersbarg.
Cawuidatu. It will ba observed
thai llw llvl of eeudldatoa la aalne pretty mil f I-
t I (.-. li - 11.
u.Z. m, aftl.'afl.ot
ba laiartad.
To Landlubds and Storbkkspkrs.
Ljtla baa an arraogeBent witb aa Xaatert Cigar
Factory to that ha eaa fat) algera by the box or
thouaandat botton, flgnraa. Qlrt tbelr elgan
ooa irlaL tf.
Lutheran Preaching. Rev. P. B.
Shark, of Vw Millport eharga, will pnaoh la
tba Claarflald Lutheran Cburob next Sunday,
Aunuit ?5(b, at 11 Mock A. M. and 7J o'clock
F. M. A full attendanot vS tb avaWllr, of
tba Cbareb la apaolally rtquaa'od.
Pity thb Unkortunate. There aro
aeBa people who are sever willing to profit by tbe
eiperienoe of otheri, or tbey would keep and aaa
for all atonaeh and bowel troubles Dr. Fennar'a
Uoldea Relief. It alio eurae lame back, kldoay
eouplalnt. Price 26, 6fto, and $1. llartawiob 1
Irwin ageota, Clearllald, Pana'a.
Cheht." Your communication has
bean rrealvod j but tba editor la abitnt, and the
" devil " doea not like to Mi u cue lha reapoDiibllity
oi i'uiitibiug eotnt or tba Iteou ooatained there.
i. It will keep (Ur a wat-k or two, however,
by wblcb time tt la expected that tba rui.onilbla
naa will U at bla (.oat, whoa It will be given to
niB tor Impaction.
Mui.tjply.no. Tbe luto Jiunjamin
Bloom left bablod htm fla children, thirty eight
grtDd-ebildrea, and fifty greit-granJ-ohiUreii,
ihowing that bit progeny la tpreading. It
it Mid that bo vary amah deelred to let another
generation it art log op, and eonaurtd cobo of bii
great grand-cbtlJrea for being io alow about
getting narrlod.
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List ofluUorfl remain in ir unclaimed
in tba Poatoffloo at Clearfield, for the we A ending
Aug. It), 1878 i
Dennia Burgoo a, Terrieaa Caldwall, Jauel
Campbell. Qeorga Dean, W. 0. Juitioe, John Ku
ger, M. K. Light, Floreooa Porter, Dela Painter,
Peter Stooer, John H. Sinytb, Char lea A. Taylor,
Nannie M. Wllaoa, John H. Warren, Mrs. Rebecca
Wtam. P. A.Gaulih. P. M
Moke Gone. Another squad of oar
cltlsenittarled torthe Juniata Valley Ua up-meet-
log on tba AocoiuBodatioo train laat Saturday
morning, and a e umber went on the Mail train
la the afternoon, to reioalo over Sabbath. Clear
field wn pretty well rtpresenttd there ieet Sab'
bath. A Bung the trot holderi, we notloo the
natoaa of the following penona from tbla county:
Mra. Teat, Rar. J. S. MoMurray, Ker. VYm. II
Dill, of Clearfield ; Her. Ucorga Leidy, of Cur.
wenavllle ; Mn. Blattenberger, of Woodland.
Cleahkikld Coal Trade. State
meat of Coal and other frelghu eeot over the
Tyrone A Ckarflald Divialon, Peonaylvaola Hall.
road, for tbe week eoding Aug. 10, 1879, and
tbe name time laal year :
COAL.
or tbe week
ama time last year..
Decroaie
Previously during year
Bawa time last year
Decrease
Total in 1878
Same litue last vtar
Decrease ...
OTOkR rRKIOUTS.
Lumber
Miscellaneous freights
.... 97 cars,
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Friuhtful Accident.-We learn
from the Selinsgrove riatrs that a frightful acci
dent occurred at Gross' steam saw mill, Just below
Shaiuokio Daw, on the Vtb Inst, by Ibe explosion
of tbe boilers. Charles Elliott, Engineer, on re
turning to the mill after dinner, discovered that
s water In tba boilers was low. Instead of
drawing tho fire, he recklessly or isuorantly filled
tbe boilers witb cold water, the terrible rovult of
which he did not live loug enough to know.
There waa a terrible explosion and tbe air was
filled with all sorts of debris. Elliott was bliwn
one hundred feet distant into a pile of wood.
His body was mangled and dead, A boy named
Charles Freymeyer waa blown one hundred and
filty feet into tho canal and was instantly killed,
or drowned, John Gross, one of the owners of
the mill, waa blown a considerable distance
agalost a heavy log, and was ladly scalded and
dead wbu found. Was. Freytuejer was knocked
soli teles s and severely scalded, and Isaac Fetter
bad bis head badly cat both expected to die.!
Jacob Hendricks bad bis hauds scalded. Tbe
mill was ruined completely.
Sad and Fatal Accident. From
thoAllootia Tribmn, ul tba 17th lost., wo learn
that Mr. Henry Beyer, a cltiua of Tipton, Bialr
eounty, aad a brother of Mrs. John W. Sbugarl,
of this borough, engaged in the lumber business
at Ratney station, Clsarfield county, ws Instantly
killed laat Thursday, the loth Inst. Us and no
employe ware engaged la rolling logs down an In
cline to the mill nt Harney. The logs beaao to
go down end foremost, when Mr. Beyer aalled to
stop sending them down. He then passed over
tbe logs until he reached tbe foremost one, which
started to roll aad threw bim ta front paasing
over bim. Two others followed and rested on his
body. Whea token from beneath them It was
found that his neck was broken. His remains
were taken to kis homo at Tipton on Friday, and
tbo funeral took plaoo tbe aatt day. He was
agtd about 60 years, and leaves a wife and eight
children to aourn bis death. Mr. Be) or was a
most oxeelleat cltlseo, and a largo circle of eo
qualatauces will deeply symprbite with his
bereaved family la this melancholy tragedy.
So Wi Go. The Junta la Valley
Camp-meeting Daftg, of Friday last, relates tbo
following, which occurred oa tho camp grounds
the day previous t " Mr. Benjamin Norton, an
eateemed eitlsen of Newton Hamilton, and Re
cording Steward of tbe Methodist Cburob at that
place, was seised with a sudden hemorrhage of tho
luags yesterday afternoon, whiofa in a few mi Dates
proved fatal. He had taken bla sent la the Tabor
nacle to listea to the preaching, but feeling faint
be arose and proceeded across Circle No. J to
ward bis teat, before reaching which be sanh
down exhausted and bled profusely. He waa
eonveyed Into a neighboring tent and medical
aid summoned, but nothing coo Id be done for hla
relief, and within fifteen minutes be breathed bis
last. He bad bean In feeble health fur some
years. On Thursday of last week he removed to
bis tent oa tba camp ground, expecting to derive
benefit from n residence of a few weeks In tbo
woods, but bis Heavenly Father bad prepared a
place fur bim In tba Paradise above, and bow
he If with tbe redeemed In that better country."
That Social Kvil. The tramp is
the burning, blislering shame of this age and one
of the sorest spots oa our civilisation. Tbe
Philadelphia authorities have been experiment
ing on this olaaa of criminals for some time. That
city was being filled with tfaaa nnd, for tba pur
post of intimidating Ibem, 600 were arrested and
Incarcerated In lock-ups, prlaoaa, etc., where
tbey ware fed aad slothed. There was no flight
oa the part of tkoat left roaming at will, and,
like killing (Ilea, others soon took the plaoes of
tbe vagrants arrested aad In prison. It Is very
evldoat that eueneeeneat wltaoat labor bas no
terror for tbe professional vagrant, and some
other policy mast ha adopted in order to prevent
the spread of this social disorder. The best core
to be aiod la ibis and eveiy ether community
would be to arrest them, attach a ball and ehala
to them, aad compel them to make our pubtic
toada and streets, la charge of aa overseer, wbo
will compel them to do a fall day's work In the
internet of Ike public. Tbla kind of treatment
would stop tbe production, thoaa oa hand would
soon make tbelr oseapa, and society would gel
rid of this peat.
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Sebious Accident. M r. Philip Dotts,
of Beoearla towaablp, one ef tbe Democrat la can
didates for Oonaly Treasurer, mat with a very
serlons aocldeat on Wedaeaday afternoon of last
week, while passing through Ulrard township.
Mr. Dotts waa caught out in n thunder storm,
near Congress Hill, and while hoisting an um
brella tt shelter hla from the rain, his borso (a
fonr-year-old oelt) bee ems aaauaageeblo and
ran away, throwing hla oat of the buggy against
a tree, injuring hia about tbe head aad fractnr
log a couple of ribs. After lying In an nneon
setona state for several hoars, in the rata, bo re
covered suOeieBlly to enable himself to reach (he
nearest bouse, that of Mr, Alex. Murray, about
n alia from where tho accident ooarred. Tbe
biff; was vary badly wrecked and scattered
along tbe road for two alien. Tbo borta become
entangled In the haraees, and waa foaad news
over an embankment, lying on bla bank but when
righted, tho animal seemed to act as though It
had Just been a sbewer.
Mr. Datts remained at tho realdenee ef Mr.
Murray antlt Friday aoraing. whea ba waa ana
voyed to Clearfield. He te now lylag at ibe Maa
slow House, la this borough, where be is getting
along wall nnd recovering aa rapidly as can be
expected under tho elieam stances. Be expects to
bo reaovod to his home, near Glen Hope, In 0 row
days. It bj bo teastdored a anero accident
that be waa not hilled 1 beeauaa, tf hla head bad
struck tka tree, Instaad of his shoulder and tide,
his bra la 1 weald hart beta daabed oat.
Kern ember that Lytle it County
Agent for LerriUard'i Tobaeeo, and cam nil tatm
Li fc:tcT7 prim. Th-y u law bst tabaaaaa la
J.. daW '' bM
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At the Republican office is the place
to get yonr Job work dona. We are folly prepared
to do anything la tbe printing Hoe, will do It
wall, and at tbe right kind of price. tf.
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Dead. Thomas G. Hood, the head
of tbo Philadelphia dry-goods firm of Hood, Boa
bright Co., died la that city oa the lath inat.
Mr. Hood was well-known to nearly all our
chants.
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A Fact. An advertisement Inserted
la tbe Hkpublk'a will rwacb i raders than
tf published lo all tbe other papers la the eova-
ty,and eoit tbe adverttaei leas than one-half
In other words, aa advertisement published la
our Jcurnal la worth double the price of that
charged by any other publisher la the county,
It is a fact." tf.
DCDICATION.
Tbe new Church buildinc of tbe United Breth
renin Christ, near Kylertowu, will be dedicated to
the service of UoJ on Sunday, Hep ten bar 8th,
Kev. Speck, of Johnalown, will officiate. Tbe
friend of the Cborch Intend la have a basket
pic-Mo on the occasion. All aro Invited to at
tend. Come, and let us have a good time.
DcTauTBa, Pastor.
Dental Notice. Dr. A. M. Jlilli
would say to bis friends and former patieats that
be baa sot retired from practice as has been
Illustriously circulated by soma persons, but will
e nlinue to give bis personal attention to all who
may desire It, or to assist Dr. Helohhold when
ever required. Nitrous Oxide Gas given tor tho
painless extraction of teeth. April 14-tf.
Tho Clearfield Gas Company offers,
at par, Coupon Bonds la denflBinatlons of 9309
and 0I each, bearing Interest at the rata or six
per centum per annum, payable semi-annually at
the First National Bank. Tbe Company has
issued bond to the amount of $10,000, and $8,000
of this was taken but a few days ago by one of
the Clearfield boohs, leaving $4,000 to be disposed
of. Capitalist who art seeking a safe invest
ment for their money, wonld tonsnlt tbelr inter
est by inrestlng In these bonds. They can be
purchased at either of tbe Clearfield banks. -Any
iu form at Ion respecting lha Una Company, will bo
cheerfully given by A. F. Boynton, President, or
W. W. Betta, Secretory. JelV-tf.
BpeciaiB,
Oxa Hi'xnnxo Pan Cbrt. Discount on Old
Pnicas. Sewing Machines eaa now be purchased
at 1M err ell's lin and variety store, from $Jto up
wards. All kinds of sewing machines repaired
on ine soonest notice.
Clearfield, Pa., July IB, 1877.
Waktks 1100,000 18-Inch shaved ahlngli
to average from 8 to 8$ Inches for which we
will pay the highest market price.
A. G. K bam a a A Co.,
fsb.18.tr. Clearfield, Pa.
BuaoiKS For Sam. R. Newton Shaw keeps a
full supply of Fredooia Bugglea and Platform
Wagons for sale. To be aeon al tbe Shaw House
yard. Call oa or address bim at Clearfield Penn
sylvania. - may 18 -If,
Wa RTitn. Foine easily learned person or Artist
to manufacture LoTasn'i I'atbkt Silk Castas
Pictdrks in this county, on Royalty. Painted
from photographs or any picture, and la tba
Finest Oil Paiating made. Before the territory ia
tat cn l will paint pictures exit for i ana
warrant them fur life, livery person should have
one, as un rutntings on uanvaa are too only
pic'ures that will aland tho test of time, and can
bo bonded down to posterity. Particulars free.
L. T. LUTHnlK,
Nov. 7, 1877-ly. Corry City, Pa.
.In 1 nttrniable Truth
You deserve to culler, and If you lead a miser
able, unsatisfactory life In this beautiful world,
it is entirely your own fault and there is only one
excuse for you your unreasonable prejudice and
ekepticisw, wbfoh haa killed thousands. Person
al knowledge and common sense reasoning will
soon show yon that Green's August Flower will
cure you of Liver Complaint, or D.vapepslo, with
all its miserable effects, such as sick bead ache,
palpitation of tho heart, sour stomach, habitual
oostivsness, dlaiinces of the head, nervous pros
tration, low spirits, Ac. Its sales now reach every
Iowa oa the Western Continent, and not n Drug
?ist but what will tell you of its wonderful cures,
on can buy a sample bottle tor SO cents. Three
doses will relieve you. Julyl7,'7B-eow-ly.
I'oii ?tff Curt thai t ough.
With 60 Hob's Consumption Cure v can curt
yourseir. It hat established the fact that Con
sumption oao be cured, while for Coughs, Bron
chilis, Whooping Cough, Asthma, and all diioaaea
of Throat and Lungs, it is absolutely without aa
equal. Two doses will relievo yonr child of Croup.
It ia pleasant to take and perfectly harmless to
tbo youngest child, and no mother can afford to
be without It Yun oan nae two-thirds of n bottle
and If what wn any is not true we refund the price
fa id. Price 10 cents, 50 cents nnd $1 per bottle,
f your lungs are sore, or cheat or back latne, asa
Hbiloh's Porous Plaster. For sale by all drug
gists of Clearfield.
Have yon Dyspepsia, aro yon Constipated, hart
ron n Yellow Skin, Loss of Appetite, Head Ache.
( so don't fail to use SH1LOI1 S HYSTKM VI-
TALIZUH. It is guaranteed to relieve you, and
will you continue to suffer when you tan bo cured
on such terms as these. Price 10 cU. and 76 eta.
Sold by all druggists of Clsarfield.
Well's Peraian Perfume, HACKMETACK,"
Is rich and fragrant. Try it. Sold by all druc-
gists of Clearfield. dee.,'77 sow8m.
(Joe Dr. Vaa Dyke'a Bulphnr Soap.
Makes the skin beautifully white aad healthy.
rem ores dandruff, chafing, prickly heat, sores,
eruptions, burning slinging an t itching of too
sun una scat p. a suipnur Data wita it it ntgniy
recommended. Always ask rar it by its rail name.
julyl7,'78-eow-fiou
The fact of tho business Is that Sulphur Baths
bare become anneoeasary si nee the introduction
of Glenn's Sulphur Soap, because thst article an
swers the same purpose, via : tha removal of
eruptions, rheumatism and gout. Bold by nil
urn ir risiiv
Hill's Hair A Whisker D's. Black or Brown.
00 cents. augl4-4t
Just Received I
Just Received by ARNOLD, at
CUKWKWS VltiliK :
Car Load Nova Hootia Plaster 1
Car Load pure Corn, Rye and Oatt
Chop I
Car Load Dealcen Halt I
Car Load Choice Family Flour !
Car Load Dry Goods. Groceries, 4c!
Shingles, Bark. It. R. Tie and
Grain will bo taken in exchango.
I'ut'wonsviiio, JUay 1, 1H7H.
CLEABHELD MARKETS,
Cl.BARFtBLD, Pa., Aug. 20, 1ST I.
Floor, per ewt.
SI SO
I so
1 so
1 40
1 25
1 SO
1 00
Buckwheat Floar, per cwt...
Corn Meal, per ewt
Chop, rye, per ewt
unop, mt ied, per cwt
Fran, per cwt ,
Wheat, per bushel ,
Rve, per bushel ,
Oats, per buahel
uorn, ears, per bushel...,
Baokwheat. per bushel
Potatoes, per bushel
Apples, per bushel....
40 to loo
Hi
J so
1 80
name, per pound ,
Hboalder, per pound
Dried Beer, per pound .......
Chickens, per pair,,,,..,
outter, per pound
Ke-ga, per doaen
Salt, oar sack, large......
Coal Oil, per gallon..
uara, per ponao: ........,,
Dried Apples, per pound...,
Drlrd Peaohes, per pound..,
Brans, per bushel H1
PB0DUCE MARKET EEPOET.
PatLADBLPBtl, Aaguet 10. flear New wkoat
weak) aid 8rn fairly aatlra aaperAaa,S8 80(d)
a; aitraa, a.ifo4i reaamvaala raaiKy, a.(j5 aaj
Mieaawla do 88 68(0.7; pataat Bad hifkgradea,
7(o,l.
Rye Boor, S3 76(d) I.
Corameal, tl 76.
Wbaat laactlva. Irmi pad. tl 8! Ml 881i am.
bar, tl 08(a) I 00
Cora aaiet, kigbev, trai y.llow, 63(a)62r!
ld,4M(m4aa.
Oat. lower, dall, waabi Paaaeylvaaia and waet.
era wblla, 8(Jlel weatara miaad, I7(o)3t.
Hya eoareo aad Brm; Bla Bid.
Prevlarnae Ormart maaaraU Inqalryi bmm
pork, til 35(0,11 6B.
H..f hama, til 60(n,33 68; India maea beer,
IT 60(d)li emobl .boulder 84ei aalt pa 6((d)
ei.amobed beme,l6($l3e piekledda, 10(a) l.l
greea da-, 8a.
Lard ira, I kee balebere, T ally kettle, 8(.
Better aalet aad trm for eboiaei areaaaery.
Bradford oo.atj and New Yark aatraa.
tMI0o wnlera raaarve, I3(al4a.
Kggi .laadyi PeBB.jlvaBia, 18(oll7 weelara,
14(p) I8e.
Chea. dall, BBekaaged.
Petroleum dull, anebang.d.
W ki.ky aotl.a, aeam, 8ra WMt.ra, l 88.
Naw Y.ai, Aug. 10. Ploev But. aat waet-
rB aoebangod, ouiet) aoatbera Mardy.
Wbeal ,(la Mw medeval.ly aotivat He. I
wiaterrod, A.gu.t, tl ll Deplember, tl III O..
tober, tl .
C.ra ifoife lw,ri moderatB tradat mlaadweal-
era epol, 41(0) 4 Vfo; do ralarea, 4i(it63a.
Oata 8rm etele, 8(l)(o)li Billed waatara, 11(3
8aa.
Beef heavyi aew pUla awe, tKQll.
Park llaadyi aew .M, till vv( ll 13.
Urdateady! eaeam paadwad, t7 78(1 H.
Baiter trm. .
Wblibj Uead, waatara, II M.
Cainoo, Aatait 10 floar Ira. bat aot aaa.
lably klgbar.
Wbw ia fair d.maad bat leweri tr I red
wialer. We, He. I do.. tTle far oa.k, 3We,
for Tgu"l t6,t for Baptemben Ma. I Ckleafo
spring. II No. I do, 9to naked; t8e bid for
each, WtefollM for Augnat, H(,H for
SepUmbon vlie ferOotoben Mo. t do., old ie;
eaih and"Aogai7a5i"i I& 'i-pte (
Ml. V
374..
Oat. alaady and la damand, tti Ibr aaahj S2io
lor Baptcmbari ralaotad, lata.
R.a aaalarat alia.
Barl.7 ouirt and aak at tl 14 foraub; tl U)
Tor Baptambar.
At the Leondard House, Clearfield, on Thursday,
August lib, 1878, by Rev. W. H. Wilson, Mr.
Constans C Holler, of Holand, Centra county,
and Miss Mattia HassoB, of Biaiaer's station,
Clearfield aonoly.
In Ferxuson towns. In. on Saturday, Aug. lock,
1878. by Hev. B 0. Baud. Mr. Win. O. Barrett
nnd Miss Mary J. Baker, all of Clearfield county.
JirtJ.
In Greenwood township, on Saturday, Augost
IK a. 1878, In fate I eon of Jobn a. and Bessie
Derrick, aged fi days.
In Pike township, on Tueaday, Aug. 13th, 1876,
at tbe reaidenoe of bis son 1 bom as, ueojai
Bloom, aged 87 years, 7 months and 13 days.
gaUroads.
Pennayl vauln ltnllroad
TYRONE A CLKARFIELD BRANCH
OX aad aftar atoada,, MAY 10, 1877, lh.
Paaaanrar Traiaa will rua daily (aie.pt Bua-
daya) batwaaa Troaaaad Glaarflald, a. follow! i
ClIARFIKLD MAIL.
IV. rJ. PLuaaaa, Coaduotor.
LAV1 SOUTH. LKAVB NOKT1I.
Canraatvlllal.tt, p. Tyroaa,.H...... 9.00,a.m.
Olaarl.ld, I.aa, ' Vaaaao.oa t.ii, "
Leonard,, 1.49, Bammlt, .tall,''
Barralt, J..4, " Pooalloa, TC.0I), "
Woodland, 4.01, OaoMla,......ll.l, "
Bi,larr. 4 0a, Uojnlon 10.17,"
Wallaoaton,....4.l7, " Staloar'., 10.33,
Bla. Ball, OS, " Pailipibarf, .10.55, "
Orabam 4.31, Oraaam 10.JN, "
Philipiaarf , ...4.15, " BluaUall 10.37,
Sl.ln.t i,.. i ll, " W.llaoatoB,...10.44,
Boyotoa, .4.40, - Biglor 10.53,"
Oiaaola, 4.53, Woodland, 10.511,"
Powalloa, t.05, " Barrott, 11.07,"
Humoiit,.........4.IS, " Laoaard 11.13,"
VanMO)oo,....5.35, " Claartald 11.111,"
Tyrone,. M0, " Oanrao.Tilla,.ll.40p.a.
CLBARFIKLD ACCOMMODATION.
Wit. L. Rhoadi , Conductor.
LKAVB SOUTH.
LKAVB NORTH.
OarwaB.HIcH 0.40 a.
Cl..rcld. 7:10 '
Tyron., 1. 15 P. H.
Vanaooyoe,... .1.511 "
Summit 8.00 "
Fcw.llon 3.30 "
Omli,. 8 45 "
Boynton J.5.1 "
Stainar'a, 4 00 "
Philip.bur,...4.85 "
Orabam 4.40 "
BluaBall 4.55 "
Wallaoatoa,...5.l3 "
Iliglar, 5.38 "
Woodl.ad, 5.45 "
Barratt, 6.67
Laonard 8.06 "
ClaarB.ld, 8.30 "
Carwen.villa,.7.00
Laoaard, 7.35 '
Barralt.. 7.35
Woodland,.... 7.53 '
Blilar 1.07 1
WallaMloa,. 1.13 '
Blna Ball, 8.33 '
Orahaai, 8.45
Philip.bar,.. 1.00
8l.io.ra....... 1.10
Boynloa, 0.35 '
Oaaaola, 0.80 '
Powalton 10 00 1
Summit, 10.80
Vanaonyoo,M..ll.07
Tyron 11.8)1
ST Alii LINKS.
A lllv. Caraaa.ailladally for Raynoldi-
tIII., at 1 o'clock, p.m.,arrmogal R.ynoldirilla
at 0 o'olook, p. m. R.taraing, iaavaa Haynoldl-
Tilla dally, at 7 o'olook, a. m., arriving at Cur
wanivilla at 12 o'olook, n. Fara, aaoh way, $3.
A Uaga loarai CoratniTlll. dally, at I o'oloak.
p. m.. for DuBol. City, arriving at DuWoia t'lty
at o'etook, p. m. Raturning, Iaavaa DuBol. at
o etoea, a. m., aany, arriving ai vurw.B.vuio a.
3 o oloek, ai. rara, aaob way, si.
P1IILIPHBUKQ A MOSIIANNON BHANCIIKS
LBAVB aotJTB.
I.XAVB SORTO.
a, v. p. m. r. n,
11:40
STATIONS.
Morrtsdale,
Philipsbnrg,
Slciner's
Doynton,
7:35
T:38
1M
0:10 7:51
6:b& 8:08
f:b0 8rll
8:45 6:18
8:40 8:21
8t86 8:38
8:30 8:36
13:25 i .11
12:11 4:24
12:14 4:16
10:20 12:1)4 4:10
Osooola,
Mosbaniioo, 10:34 11:62 t bj
Sterling, 10:18 11:45 8:5U
Houtadale, 10:48 11:40 1:46
MoCauley, 10:58 11:35 S 41)
Keodrick's, 10:58 11:. 10 ;:t5
llamey. 11:18 11:25 8:30
BALD BAG LB VALLEY BRANCH.
Ex. Mall..
P. H. A. H.
r. N. A. M.
T 15 8.:i0 leave Tyrone
arrive 6.10
8.05
7.48
7 13 1.47
Bald Ragle
6.68
6.10
4 46
4.37
4.16
4.01
laava 1.15
8.01 0.J0
Jaliaa
Miteaburg
Bellefoata
Mileeburg
T.00
1.34 8.65
1.33 10.86
8.46 13.16
t.08 10.40
843
8.3.1
33
8.00
6.16
llowara
141. 11.13 arrive L. Ilavea
TYRONB STATION,
aaarwaan. a.m.'
PaeiBeBipreu 8:10
Uarrlabar, Aeo'm, 1:60
P.M.
Mall Train, 1:1
Atlaaie Bipreaa, 8:60
Pbila. Kipraia, 10:33
WB.TWARti. A. M
Pittsburgh Bip'at, 3.60
PaclOo Kapraaa, 8:16
P.M.
Way Paiaenger, 1:16
Mail Train, 6:94
fail Liaa, 7:06
Oloee eoaneotlon. i
aad Look liavea.
aylT-tf.
tad. by all tralai at Tyroaa
8. I. BLAIR,
8ap.rlBteBdeat.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW ORADI DIVISION.
ON and aftar Moaday, Deo. lOib, 1877,
tbe paeaenger train, will rua daily (eieapt
Suaday) botweea Red Dank aad Driftwood, aa
followa t
EAKTVYARD-D.y Mall leave. Plttihurg
8:30 a. m. Red Bank 11:50 ; Sligo Junction 11:08;
New Bethlehem 1:07 p. m. May.vlll. 1:16)
Troy 1:80 Broobvllla 1:00 I Fuller'. 1:36 Rey.
aoldavllla 3:61 f DuBoi. 8:33 t Summit Tunnel
8:46 1 Penl.ld4:06 Weedville 4:17 1 ll.nea.IU
4:60 arrive, at Driftwood at 6:66.
W EMTW A ft I D.J Mail Imv.i Driftwood
13:16 p. a. B.a.t.tta 1:00; Waadvilla 1:40;
PanBald 1:45 Summit Tuaaal 1:07 ; DuBol.l:30;
Rayaoldivlll. 1:61; Puller'. 1:67; Brookvill.S:3.H;
Troy 1:40; Mayavllla 4:16; New Bethlehem 4:30 ;
Sligo Junction 6:10) Red Bank 6:37 1 arrive, at
Pittsbarg at 6:10 p. m.
tr The Reynoldarllla Accommodation leave.
Reyaoldarillo daily at 7:66 a. m. aad arrlv. at
Red Bank al 1 1:00 a. a., Pitlaburgb at 3 .16 p. m.
Leavee Pltubargh at 8:86 p. m Had Baak at
6:66 ,. m.; arriving at Reynoldaville at 0:05 p. m.
Cloae eoaaeetloB. aada with trala, oa P. A R.
Railroad at Driftwood, and with train, oa tha
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Rod Bank.
DAVID MrCARUO.U.n'l Sup't.
A. A. Jacibob, Hup'l L. U. Dlv.
8TAOK LINK.
clkarpibld to paapiaLn.
Tha undersigned would inform the public that
he 1. bow rnnoing a stage line betweea Clearfield
aad PanDel'i, three times a weak.
Tba stage leave, Clearfield oa Tuesday., Tbure
d.ys aod Saturday,, at 6 o'olook a. tn., arriving
at l'enfteld at 11 o oloek m. Ketnramg aaine
day.. Leaves Penfleld .t 4 o'olook p. m., arriv
ing at Clearfield at 8 o'elook p. m.
Conneotioa ic meJe with traiaa on (ba Low
Grade R. R. at Panleld. Faro, each way, 11.60.
(IKO. W. OKAHUART.
Clearfield, Pa., Fob. 13, 1878
dfrrtisrmtats.
HOUHB WAKTICD. The undersigned
wlsbea to purehaaa a good young horse,
about three or four yeara old, medium site, roond
and well built, and good traveler.
MILKS R. I1KKR3,
Aug. 14, 1878-3t. Olearfiald. Pa.
McKKNRICR.,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
CLIARFIKLD, PA.
All legal baalaeaa antrested ta hla eare will re-
raiv. ,roaa4 atleat raa.
Otto. .ppMlia Court Haaaa, la Masoaia Balldlag,
sr. augl,7B-ly,
DR
A.T. BCIHIYVER,
MEDICAL KLICTRICIAN
Aaa
KCLRCTI0 PHYSICIAN.
Oflea al lh. Laoaard House, Beer the depot,
vieerBOM, ra.
Haa mad. lha dlaeaaea of wemea aad chlldrea
a apeelelty far yeara, aad will attead I. all ealla,
Blgnt OV lay, IB tka boro.gb of Clearfield. Bl
Bmlnatlaaa aad advloa fro. for oa. aoath. at bis
oBoe ealy. Jalyl4, '7t tf.
I7IXKCIITORB). HOTICB -Nolle. I. here.
J by glvea that Lell.r. Teatamasl ary aa
tba est.t. ef DAVID LA 110 ARB, late ef I'aioa
tawaship, ClaarteM C... Pa.. deo'J. h.vla. k...
duly graaaad ta the aadaralgaed, all poraoo. In
debted r eald eelet. will plnee make immediate
waymeat, aad Ikoea having elaima er deaaBd.
will preent them properly anlbratlealed for eot.
tlam.at wllhaM delay. DAVID DRKHP.LKR,
CHRIST. LABORD,
Keakln, A.g. II. 1878 tt. Bieealora.
Noncte ATI penoaa are hereby ..tilled
ih.t tb. followiag paraoaal property aa
my rara la uwraao. lawa bip, ClearfieU aoanty,
Pa., b.leega aa an, and aa aa. alee ha. aav In
teract ia It, fl, : Oaa cow, I three yeer aid
aad I twa year eld heifer, 8 .keele, I light wagna,
8 aerse aara aad 4 aeree Mra. Joha Oarae, wb.
IIvm ea taa htm, is werking far wages, aad haa
a. lalersel la aaytblag apoa lha fara bow, at
that aa, aeraafur an raleed apna It.
LUAMI AMI VARNH.
A. 1. 14, 1876 St.
mTolloi, rVtnrulk Vlct B,.'U, PitnplM.
ami all BHeiaS rtt tUm tnluwonilf WaW
-w I fuipowtri. BtMrwrnibMaiiihrauttrifttv-
erbealth. Ht.4 It mf m ! Beeer
ei8.--v a npMAf, tmttu, o Hti f.'Hfjr
-foil tluM ml ItjtflMX"-Mr. M iNriMr.Jaif fB
AW HMrtj, V tntt . B. R. SELl.ta. A ( (1., m
O ttn't, ritHiPwri'ii. rt. jWdl if pnm m4 vA
ii " T ' ' ii 1
J
11ITHAY MULE-Cuni tNii.Mlnii the
W'tV - - 0
lAn sninlliusJaAT4.uLlrwWrt
tba laft aida. 1 aa awaar la hareby aotiflvd to
oama forward, prora imipariy, and u.a It away.
or It will ba dlipoaru oi ai Ilia Uw direct..
DAVID MnKINNKY.
Lutaaraburg, Pa., Aug. 7, 1H78-3I.
Pennsylvania Female ('oIIcro,
Plittburfh. Katl End) IV
CotLaulATa raaa araaa Bapr.aaaa 13, 11.78.
Location, 4 mllrt from r,urt llouaa, overlook.
ing Kaat Liberty valley. Kajy of aoaeaa and froa
from amokr. T.rai for boarding pupil, reduced.
ror particular, ana wi''m .poly to
MISS IIBLK.N K.I'KLATHKAN,
Q. A. BERRY, I'reaj. Acting Pre.U.ut.
July 34 3ia.
WILLI AXISP OUT
Dickinson Seminary,
A firxt-olass School for both sexes, ooinbintng
thorough Instruction in all branobos oi study,
with tbe comforts of n good home, nt lower rates
than anv institution ol equal rrade In the State.
Regular course in Music and Art, unJcr eminent
teaohers. Normal (eat-aing free. 111 utrm
opens September 2d, 1N7H, Send for Catatogue.
Address KfciV. EDWARD J. GUAY, A. M.,
Principal,
July H 8w. Wllllamsport, 1'a.
tAUTIOMawAll persons are hereby wnrncd
J against purchasing or In any way moddlirig
wtin tba !olk wing personal property, now tn tuo
possession of Anttlc fiiglcman, of Oorineton
townshin. via : Two horses and harness. 1 tim
ber sled and chains, 1 plow and harrow, 1 culti
vator, fi aorea rye, S acres oats, 8 acres corn, 3
acres book wheat, patch of potatoes, II acres of
wheat, lot of hay, I two-horse wagon, f threshing
machine nnd belling, about 1.U00 foot of pine
boards, shovel plow, bay knife, cant hooka, lot of
fiioe plan x and ooaras, i spring calves, 9 year
is g calves, 10 sboats, 1 sow and 8 pigs, as tbe
tame was purobaaed by ma at Sherifi's sale on
the I Via day of July 1878. and Is left with said
Uigleman on loan only, subject to my order at
any lime. bTKI'HKN KOI 8SLY,
rrenonvtito, Mg. t, 17. at.
HALE OF Ti.WB rt ... W
. IN '.
Penn Township, Clearfield Co., fa.
Tbe undersigned, Attorney in faot for the heirs
of tba late Jnsepb Boon, will o(T.r at publio .ale
at Ibe court Mouse, to toe borough of tioaraold, on
TUESDAY, SEPT. II, 1878,
valuable piece ofland situate in Penn towoshlr
Claarflald oounlv, Pa., warranted iu tlia name t
Nicklin A UrtSth, No. 6!0, adjoining land, of
Dr. J. r. rloyt, James McCuna, livin MehafTcy,
rreoenoK ivanartv, and otaera. eootaioing
FIFTY AORBB,
thirty-five acres of wbieb is well timbered. The
terms of sale are, one-fourth oaah on day of .ale,
and tha balanoe oa the 1st day of July, IS7H, to
be secured by bond and mnrta.ro on the premises
CllltlblUl'lIKH KKAI.KK,
Att'y in faot for the h.lrs of Jos, Boca.
Clearfield, Pa., Aug. 31, 187S-td.
Orphans' Court Sale.
In pursuauee of aa order of the Orphans' Court
or Clear nc id eounty, tbe undersigned Adminia
tratorof the estate of Joactib htraw dec d, will
expose to publio sale at the poitotfica, in Marron,
ferguson lownsnlp, tlearnelJ county, i'a on
SATURDAY, AlTOUBT 24, Ufs,
at 2 o'clock p. tn., the following das. ribed real
estate, to wit : i he undirlded one-nal" nt a cer
tain tractor piece of land situate in Ferguson
township, bounded as follows i On tbe eant by
lands or Charles Davis, on the south bv lunds of
tlenrgc William, on the wexl by lends of Enoch
Straw, nnd on the north by lands of George.
Michaels, eon Ut mar in tbe whole one Hundred
and twenty acres, being the tame tartd whih Is
netd in common with Knoca btraw, and being an
unimproved tract ol land.
Taints or Sai.b. One-third cash at time or
sale, and the balance ia two rnual annual pay
menta, to be secured by mortgge or judgment
oon a, do a ring interest iroin confirmation oi aale.
JOHN T. STRAW,
Marron, July 31, 178 4t. Adin'r.
ORPHANS' COUaT SALE
OF
Beal Estate ofJoanuaStoddart.dec'd.
.v
iTancovillo, Cloarllold Co., Pa.
In pursuance of an order nf the Orphans' Court
of Clearfield county, the undersigned Adminis
trator of tbe estate of Joanna b tod dart, late of
t.ottcb town ship, deo'd, will sell at public aale,
on the premises, la Jenenrills, on
TUESDAY, SKl'TKMBEP. 10, 1878,
at 1 o'clock p. tn., tha following described prop.
srly, to witt All that certain tractor piece of
land situate la tbe village of Janeaville, Clearfield
county, Pa., bounded and described as follows
On tbe south by Mrs. Riddle, on tht west by an
alley, oa the north hj street, being n lot SO feet
from by 3D0 feet deep, with a small two-story
irsrae House and a stable thereon erected.
Tbrms One-half oaah on confirmation of sale.
and tbe balance in one year, with interest, to be
seaurea ny bona and mortgnireon the premises.
WM. STODDAKT,
Janeellle, Aug. 14. I878-At. Adm'r.
A NEW DEPARTURE
LlTlIEfiSnUKG.
Hereafter, goods will be sold for CASH only,
or In exchange tor produce. No books will be
kept In the future. All old accounts must be
settled. Those who eannot Cash up, will please
hand over their notes and
CLOSE THE RECORD.
I an determined to sell my goods nt cash
prices, and at a discount far below that ever
offered In this vicinity. The discount I allow my
customers, will maketbem rich In twenty years If
iney roiiow my advice and buy their goods from
me. 1 will pay cash for wheat, oats and clover
seed. DANIKL t.OUDLANDKlt.
Lutherit.org, January 17, 1877.
pERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining aud Fire Brick,
kept constantly oa band.
STOXE AXD EARTH - WAKE
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION!
CHOCKS! POTSI CROCKSI
Kl.her'a Patent Airtight Heir Brallng
Knilt (anal
BtTTTKR CROCKS, with lid.,
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS,
APPLR - BPTTKR CHOCKS,
PICKLK CROCKS,
FLOWER POTS, PIR DISHES,
STEW POTS,
And a great many other things too aumerous to
mention, lo ba had at
FREO'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
vomer of Cherry and Third Streets,
CLKAKFIKl.D, PA. augS
SEWING MACHINES
AT REDUCED RATES I
Till NEW IMPROVED
Weed Sewing Machine,
ron sale or
Allien It. llcern,
CLKARFIELD, PA.
(Realdenee, West Clearfield)
Tht NKW IMPROVRD WKRD It one of the
boat machines In the market, nnd runs very light
Bnd qulei IU new cylinder Hi eel Phallic has
only one hole to be threaded, and holds twice as
much thread as most any other machine. It bas
one of the brst Narrow llemiaera made. Its
Table Is long and roomy. It hat no geart and
tarns. It haa no screws or Use plats lo be re
moved while oiling or cleaning.
Tbe WKRD, before the late improvement, draw
n prise at the Paris Kipoeillnn In France, also,
an award at the Csotennial Kxpositiuu, and in
almost every fltate In tbe 1'nlon.
Maeblnet sold on Monthly Paynenta. Persons
sheuld ant buy before ereiug the New Weed.
Hay, grata, beef eattle, and some kinds of old
Maehinet taken In part pay for New Maaohleea. i
Ail kladt of Hewing Marblaes cleaned aad repair
ed . Also, dealer in all kinds ef hewing Machine
noodles, Oil, RufDsrs, lack markets, Castors,
Jlemmers, fl kettles, Check spring. At.
In ordering anything by letter, be ante tn girt
name of machine. Cash must noeontpany all
orders by mail. Persons waatleg any other kind
of machine, pleats write for prices, ang.M-Xm
'
Hem g.h'frtlsrratnt9.
C' I f( I.IM.T I Tba aad.nlinad loat
4 yu uaa I
Uaadrad Dallaf Nl'.luoiil Dank
- J
Haturdav attrru.ion. Auru: u.
fhitwuliCtfiu SVi T.ia'-u.'Tr,
and vne t;oun itouee. the nte waa put m a
uiary lor t'lt. wnion is also lost, lie will pay
$10 for any information that will lead to lh re
covery of tbe money, UKOKOK TIIOKN
Clearfield, Pa , Auguri T, 187a.
Sheriff's Sale.
TY virtue or sundry writs of Tea. Ex., Issued
1 I out ol tbe Court of t-oinmoa rleaa or Clear-
hfldCo., and to medirectad, there will be exposed
to public sale, al the Court llouaa, in the borouvh
of Clearfield, on Friday, tlie atHh day ul
Aiipiet, ihim, at 1 o'clock, p. m., the follow-isg-i-.r--1&
rval estate, to wit i
A cettain piece of land situate In Huston town,
ship, Clearfield county, Pa., bounded and de
scribed as follows t On the north by property of
tiiratn nooaward and nil iv. jliomas, on tht
so urn ny woodward street, and on tht west by
U. 11. Pear sot, having treated thereon n two
story frame house, a good barn and other neces
sary outbuildings. Belied, taken in execution
and to be sold as the property of James A.
Pcarsol.
Also, a certain tract of land situate In Burn-'
side townriiip, beginning at a stone at a public
road; t hence by land of J. M. Cummlngs north
HO degrees wes: A3 6-10 perches to n blaok oak ;
tbence by land of Lemuel Dyers south S degrees
oast hy land of James Haley 62 6-10 perches to a
maple stump t thence by land or C. Neff and
others 206 perches to place of beginning, contain
ing 1 0 acres and allowance, and having thereon
erected a large frame house, large barn, wagon
shod and other outbuildings, and a good orchard,
witb about 76 acres cleared and under good cul
tivation. Seised, taken in execution and to be
sold as tha properly or John A. tiyen,
Tbhms or Hai.b. The price or sum at which
the property shall be struck off must be paid at
tlio time or sale, or such other arrangements mads
as will be approved, otherwise tha property will
bo immediately put up and sold eiain at tbo ex
pensa and rink of the person to whom it was
struck oil, and who, tn case of deficiency at such
re-sale, shall make good tht same, and la no
instance will the Deed be presented in Court for
confirmation unless tbe money is actually paid lo
thetiheriff. ANDREW PEN'i'Z.Jr.,
BiiBRirr't Orrici,
Clearfield, Pa., Aug. 7, 107fl.
Sheriffs Sale.
By virtue of writs of Lari Facia; Issued
out of tht Court of Common Pleas of Clear
field county, and to me directed, there will
be exposed to public sale, at tbe Court House,
In the borough of Clearfield, on Friday, the
HOtb day of August, 1878, at 1 o'clock, p. m,
the following described rcul estate, to wit:
All that certain lot Ho. 154 In tho borough of
Clearfield, Clearfield county, Pa., being 172 feet
deep by uO foot wide, and bounded on tht nort h
by Vine street, on the eat by lot No. liltf, rn the
south hy an alley, on the west by an alley, and
having thereon a two-story frame dwelling bouse,
2x feel, with kilcWn attached, and two amill
frame stables thereon creotcd,with other improve
ments, all In good order for tenants. Deed A
U. Keod to li. L. Reed, dated 15tb Juno, 1872,
recorded In Deed Book "N," page 058, Ac, Deed
tl. L. Kecd f I. O. Darger, by deed datod 97th
June, 1 K63, and recorded tn Deed Iionk "X."
page 22, Ac, assignment on the back of said last
dei-d I- U. Darger to Dennia Crowe!), datvd 16th
July, iMi, recorded in Deed Book No. ft, page
1 10, and deed Dennis Crowell to Levlnn Darger,
dated Hth November, 160(1, recorded at Clearfield,
In Deed Book No. fi, page 240, reference being
thereunto bad will moro fully appear. HeUed,
taken in elocution aud to be sold as the property
of Lev in a Merger and Isaiah Q. liarger, tier hus
band, with notice to James I. Adams and Lelilta
Ada nil, and terra tenants and oooupnnts.
Tbrhs or 8alk. The price or sum at which
the property shall la struck oil must be paid at Ibe
time of sale, or such other arrangements made aa
will le approved, otherwise tbe property will be
Immediately put up and sold again at the expense
and rick of the person to whom it was struck off,
and wbo, In oaso of deficiency at such re-sale,
shall make good the same, and In no instance
will the Deed be presented in Court for confirma
tion unless (be money Is antnally paid to the
ohena. A.NUHKW PhNTZ, .ir.,
PrtRntrr'a Omen, 1 Sheriff.
Clearllcld, l'a., Aug. 7, H7S. j
Sheriffs Sale.
out of the Court of Common Pleas of Clear'
field county, and to mc directed, there will be
exposed to PUBLIC HAI.B, at tbe Court House,
tn the borough or uiearneid, on KrHny, tbe
ail in day or Ausrust, i7, at I o clock p.
The following described real estate, to wit:
A tot of ground situate In the borough af Clear
field, mate ol Pennsylvania, known in tht plan
of said Itorouifb as lot No. 2H7, known In tbe
plan aa Bteler's addition to said borough, bound
ed aa follows : On the south by Reed street, on
the west by an alley, on the north by an alley,
and on Ibe east by l't No. 2J8. The said lot be
ing 60 feet front ly 3 j feet deep, being tbe same
premises which Wra. Bigler, hy deed dated June
2d, 18(12, eonveyed to A. 0, Finney, recorded in
book "W, pa ire 22 j, who. by articles of acree-
ment dated JMh March, lfttM.aold tbe same to 0.
C. Passmore, on which article or agreement there
is duo and unpaid to tne Assignee of said Finney
tha sura of 7hr1 34, tbe equitable Utercet In tbe
said (icorge O. Pasiiuore being levied osj, subject
to the paj ment of said balance of purchase money,
On which premises are erected a two-story dwell
ing house and other buildings.
Also, one other houst and lot nnw tn posses
sion or Edward T. Reynolds, being Hit same
ground pnrcnased ny said ueorjre u. rassmore
from Archibald Khaw, tbe balance of purchase
money due bim being about $600. The said lot
being oft feet front on Head street, and 4.1 feet
deep, adjoined on the south by lot No. 2.17, and
an alley, jetted, taken In execution and to be
sold as the property or George C. Passmoio,
Also, all tbo following property of James H.
Ferguson, situate In Fergnsoo township, Clear-
nsld eounty, Pa., bounded and described as fol
lowa : On the east by land of K. L- Slrunk, on
tbe south by Und of Dillon A Young, on tho
west by land of Hill A Bro., and on tht north by
land of Leinoldt A Davis, contain In 170 acres
more or less, with about 4b acres cleared, and
having thereon erected n two-story frame house,
small frame barn and other outbuildings, and n
small orchard thereon. Seised, taken in execution
and to be sold as tht property of J, U. Ferguson.
Also, tht real estate or Defendant in tbe bor
ough of New Washington, Clearfield eounty, Pa.,
bounded snd described as follaws : Beginning at
a eorner of Dr. Dunn, on Main street ; tbence
west along Main street 2s0 feet to public road ;
thence along public road north-east 800 feet to
corner on lot or Rose ; thence along lot of
Rose and Dr. Dunn 100 feet to plaoo of begin
nlng.
Also, one other lot situate tn New Washington,
negmntng at corner or alley on Main street;
tbence west along Main street 1U8 feet to comer
on James tlallacliert thence north along land of
ssid Uallaguer 240 feet to corner of ti. W. Daris;
(hence east alone said Davis 100 feet to an alley;
thence south along said alley 210 feet to place of
ocginniog, having turrcon erected a cottage
house and office, wash house, stable and other
outbuildings, Heised, taken in execution and to
be told as the property of Win. MahatToy,
Also, all Ibe following real estate of Hiram
McClinscy, situate In Hell township, Clearfield
county, Pa., bounded and described at follows :
iNortii l land o! lUmea Mrt'linscy, west by
other lauds, cast by lands or Finney and t'atton,
south by other lands, containing about 120 acres
more or less, with about HO acres cleared, and
having erictd thereon two log dwelling bouses,
log barn and other neeesary outbuildings.
Belied, taken in execution and to bo sold as tbe
property of Hiram McCliniey.
Also, Ihe following property of B. A. Hippie.
situate in Iturnsldo t.iwoiliip. Clearfield county.
Pa., bounded by lands of Win. Hewitt. K. A.
Irvin, Mr K wen and tSomervllle, containing 100
acres more tr less, with about 10 acres cleared,
and having thereon erected a small log house.
beiied, taken in cieculion and to bo sold as tht
property of K. A. Uypplt.
Also, the following described real estate, situ
ate in Chest townriiip, hounded on the east by
tend oi Anny rraiiy, south y land of Thomas
Vonaly, west by land of A. Moltarvey, and north
ny land ol John tonaly, containing 105 acres
more less, with about 40 acres cleared and under
cultivation, with a young orchard, and having
thereon erected n log bouse, frame barn, nnd
outbuildings, and splendid spring of water on
me premises, nciied, laacn in execution and to
be sold as the property of John Robinson.
Also, all those tbrce certain pieces or found
situate la Decatur township, Clearfield ooanty,
Pa., described as follows i
No, 1. Beginning at a dgwooj (gnns) hy a
targe reel out, being a corner or land conveyed
to Wm. L. Drane ; tbence north 22 degrees east
140 perclips along Drane's line to a rock t Ihenre
stmb 9 dr grres east 5i percees to a red oak i
(hence south .14 degrees 12 2-10 perches to a
chertnut grub) I hence south 9 degrees west 10
perches to a red oak thence north 01 degrees
west 2 2 10 perches to a post t thence south 14
degrees west 121 perches lo post on line of said
Drane ; thence along aald line north 87) degrees
wrst 2 perches to place of beginning, containing
about three acres, all cleared.
No. 2. Beginning at a dogwood (gone) north
east corner of land conveyed to said Drane;
thence slung laid Drane's line south 2 degrees
west 6 perches to a post ; thence south Al degrees
east 16 parches to stones thence north Tl degrees
east Jlfll perches to stones; tbence north 22( de
grees east 4 810 perches to a rook oak thence
north 10 derretja west 04 perches to a rock oak :
thence Borlh 30 devrens west 16 Perches lo rork
oak i thence north ?7 degrees west 18 perches
to a post; Ihonoe west II perches to chestnut
proui i llienee south a dearer west a.A perches
to stone t thence north 07 decreet west IB 7-10
perches to a chestnut grub j thence south 68 do
grees west 71 perches to a small white pine ;
tbence south 41 degree west 20 perches to wbitt
pine on said Drane 'a line llienee along said line
south hi I degrees east 76 perches to beginning,
containing 10 acres and 161 perches, all cleared.
No. S. adjoining the last place, and beginning
nt n white pine on line of said Drane and west-
ern corner of piece last described ; thence north
Dt or greas weat sv I IU perches te n stake;
thence south &1 decrees weat 20 1-10 aerobes
thence south &2 degrees west 14 8 10 perches to
sloaus on said Drane 'a line; thenoe along said
line south 87 dearees SI ft-10 tuwohea ta nlkM at
beginning, containing about 4 acre and 20 per
ches, mostly cleared. The Improvements on this
aro a small two-story frame boast, about 1AM4
feet, and a log stable, fteised, taken in execution
and tt be sold as the property ol Wm. (Joes.
TBBMl OP RAi.a The nrlae ar Mm at wklAk
tht property shall bt struck nff mail be naid at
the time ef salt, or such ether arrangements
made as will be approved, otherwise the proper
ty will be Immediately pot up and sold agate at
the eipenae and risk or the person to whom It
was struck off, and who, la east of deficiency nt
such re sale, shall make good the same, and la
ao instance will tht Deed be presented la Court
for eonflrmetioa unless the nuaey ii actually
pttd to tht hberir. ANDRBW PKNTl.Jr.
nniRirrt Orrica, I B he riff.
Clsarfield, Pa., Any,. T,HU I 1
gew 3.Jvtrtlgrmtntj.
TH -TIC Elf CORRTABI.EtV FIM
a, Wahava pnatad a larf. aaaibar af tba
. VflM 1,7T.4 iuJ ! ar tli.Hi i.Ar i.Hi..
n-f -y-rB-rW' V"-.k m-4o
RUNAWAY. Uft my house In Brady
township, on Baturday, July ITtb. Kt7,
my son Calvin Clayton, aged 16 years. Notice is
therefore hereby given to all concerned, net
to hire or harbor said boy, or trust bim en my
account, as 1 will not pay nay debts eontraeied
by him, and wl'l tvdlecl, by law, all tges for
work don by him while he is under age.
JOHN CLAYTON,
Lutberaourg, Pa., Aug. 7, l7i-Ii
AMMIGNRK'M NOTICF,.
Wcalern DM r let of Peiiu'a, .
At Curwensrllle, tht 2Atb day of July, 18711.
The undersigned hereby gives notice of bis ap
pointment as Assignee of Newton K. Arnold, of
Curweo'vllle, In the county or Clearfield and
fltate of Pennsylvania, within said District, wbo
bas been adjudged a bankrupt upon bis own
petition by tne Afietriri tJvurtot said District.
JOHN P. BAKD,
Curwensvlllc, July 31, '78-41. Assignee,
HEALTH & HAPPINESS.
Health and Happiness are priceless Wealth tn
their possessors, aud yet they are within tbo reueb
oi every one woo will uso
Wright s Liver Pills,
The only sure Ct'KR for Torpid Liter, Dyspep
sia. Headache, Bour Htomach, Constipation,
Debility, Nausea, and all Billioua complaints and
lltood disordeis. None genuine unluss signed
"Wb. Wright, PfcU'a." If your Druggist will
not supply sand 25 cents for one box to Derrick,
Holler A Co., 70 N. 4th St , Phlla.
Deo, 26, '77-ly.
REMOVAL !
James I. Lcavy,
If a ring purchased tbe entire stock of Fred,
fiaokett, hereby gives notice that he has moved
Into tbe room lately occupied by Reed A Hagerty,
on Meeond street, where bo is prepared to oiler to
the public
COOK STOVES,
IIEATI.rO AJt'lt
PARLOR STOVES,
of the latest iraprovsd patterns, at low prices.
HOUSE FUMISHING GOODS,
Gas Fixtures and Tinware.
Roofing, Spouting, Plumbing, One Fitting, and
Repairing Pumps s specialty. All
work warranted.
Anything in my line will be ordered special If
dtsirtd. JAS. L LEAVY,
Proprietor.
FIIED. 6ACKETT,
Agent.
Clear fled, Pa., July 3, 1878-tf.
TBI nnw
Pliiladcljiliia Branch
Clothing Store,
ROOM NO. 1, OPERA HOUSE.
Tho undersigned would respectfully inform the
oitliona of Clearfield and viciaity, that ba has
Just opened tho largest and best stork of
itE.inr-jtAUE ci.OTiii.ru,
HATS, CAPS,
aVriiM' firriiloAiiir Coorfu,
TRUNKS, VALISES, &.O.,
ever brought to Clearfield, and which ht will sell
cheaper than any other store In town.
ALL KINDS OF GRAIN TAKEN IN
EXCHANGE FOR OOODS.
Call and see, and be convinced.
SIMON BHL0SS.
Clearfield, Pa., May It, 187S 8m.
Z. iUxl & (fo. Column,
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Market Street, Clearfield, Pa.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST
STOCK OF GOODS
EVER BROUGHT TO CLEARFIELD.
ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
NEW DRESS GOODS,
BLACK CASHMERES,
1JLACK AND COLORED ALPACAS,
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
A LA lif. K STOCK OF
CALICOS, GINGHAMS,
AND TICKINGS.
MUSLINS,
MEN'S AND HOYS' COTTONAPES,
AND
A BEAUTIFUL
WHITE GOODS
Turkey Rcdn, and til other kinds of TATiLE LINEN, very clienp.
LADIES' COATS-cnll nnd too tlicm-.-lhcy nro nico.
BLACK AND FANCY SHAWLS.
BED SPREADS, ALL TRICES.
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS' HOSE.
LADIES' AND GENTS' HANDKERCHIEFS.
LADIES' TIES AND BOWS.
A t l LI, Ll.rL' Of COOLERS CORK CORSKTH.
KID AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES for Ladies and Gentlemen.
Ruching, Collar and Cuffo, I..ws, Now Fringes and Trimming, New Em
broidorics wliito and colored, Curtain Nets.
Suspenders, Shirts, Neckties, I'ndorwoar, Shirt Fronts, 8'lk nandkorchieit.
MILLINERY.
TRIMMED HATS AD B0WETS, FLOWERS, BIBBOXS, '
Trimming Silks, OrnnniciiLs, Feathers, 4e.
WHAT WIS JI Alt iTKF.t
WE GUARANTEE that we will noil all kimls of Dry Goods
cheaper than any other Btoro in Clearfield.
WE GUARANTEE polite treatment to every one or our custo
mers, without urging them to buy.
WE GUARANTEE that we havo tho largest and chocest as
gortment of all kinds of Dress and Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery
and Fancy Goods in Clearfield.
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building, - - - - Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
April 17,73.
SaieWdtanfoui.
Femula Mm.
' -Na. . . ) at,
Elegant buildings. Bight department. Twen
ty. three teacbars. Special Inducements for
French, German, Elocution, Drawing, Painting,
Needle work, Wat Work, Ao. Thirteen teachers
In tba
Co&sorvAtoxy of tfusio
connected with the college. Instruction In the
elements of Music Theory of Music. thorough
Base, Harmony, Ac, and tbe use of the tiraud
Organ, Cabinet Organ, Piano, tinllar, Flute,
Violin, and Voice Culture. Billy foil lessons for
eighteen dollars. Gentlemen admitted to the
Conservatory, Charges In the College and Con
servatory less than any school affording equal
advantages and accommodations, tmil Term
opens (September 4th. Bend for Catalog ut to
KKV. I. 0. PURSUING, D. D..
JuiyH-fiw, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Am'iciiltural Statistics.
To flit Citi of Cltarfald Couafy i
The undersigned having been appointed by the
Department, at Washington, principal reporter of
the Agricultural (Statistics of Clearfield eounty,
respectfully requests the co-operation of all to
assist, by sending the subscriber all tbe informa
tion tbey oan bearing upon the following ques
tions, ao as to tnablt bim to make as correct a
statement to tht Department, as possible i How
many horses hurt d-ed in your borough or town
ship, and of what disease. How many cows and
calves, and of what disease. How many sheep
havo yon lest, and of what disease) bow many
killed by dogs. How many hogs hart yon lost,
and of what diseast. What prevailing disessts
amongst tht poultry. In all cases girt tht rem
edies used which have been found to be success
ful, and in all eases to givo the oash value of all
stock as nearly as possible. By tho co-operation
of our citlsens in general upon these important
particulars, the Agaicultural reports will oooomt
an encyclopedia ef useful information to tbe pub
lio, by enabling the Department to publish tbe
diseases, the losses, and tbe remedies tbat have
been found moat benefiolai In oertaia diseases .
Any otbtr information that will be considered a
public benefit, will bt thankful!) received.
Address tbe subscriber at (1 ram plan Hills,
Cleaifleld Co., Pa. SAMUEL WIDKMIRB.
March 13, 1878-tf.
GEO. WEAVER & CO.,
SECOND STREET.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Have opened op, tn the store room lately occupied
by Weaver A Betts, on Second street, a Urge and
wcu selected stock or
Dry - Goods, Groceries,
R00T8 AND SHOES,
QI'EENSWARE, WOOD A WILLOW WARE,
HATS AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED. SALT, &c.
Which the, will dispose of at rrasoaable rates
for easb, or eicbaoge lor eouatr, produoo.
OE0RUE WEAVER A CO.
Clearoold. Pa.. Jaa. . 1878-tf.
if. g,. lk & Co.'s Column
SHIRTINGS,
A GOOD LINE OF CASS1MEKS.
'STOCK OF
& PERCALES.
PlStttlSaUOttf.
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties.
'? f --4"'.?er
VUVlfc';., .
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolls & Saw Logs.
Carwanavllle, Jan. , 78-tf.
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE.
CurwoMvllle, Pa., Jaa, , '71 if.
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,
' SHAVED AND SAWED.
Curweoevllle, JaatTtjtf.
JpOB SALE.
The underlined will Ball at arlvate aala all
tbat traot er parcel of laad sitaet. la lleeetar
towo.hip, Claarflald .ouotv, Pa., witala a ahort
dl.tanoe of tba Tyrone A Cleartald R. R., aad
aiijoiDing leads of Robert Hudeoa aad others,
aod haowa aa tba Jaoob B. Ueerhart lot. Tba
aald tract oaatatBio 88 saw Bora or lass, with
two veioa of valuable aoal thareaa, baa aboat 88
aeroe cleared, aad la tha hev te a lara. hod, of
coal aboat bain, developed. Will be .old low Bad
opoa ear, tarns. Par partlenlere, epplv to
DAVID L. KRKR8.'
Claarflald. Pa., Jolj U, 1873.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGE HOME INDUSTRY.
TH8 aod.rrljTi.d, bavin, aauhllahael a Nar
aerjr oa tbo Tike, about half war Botweea
Clearfield aad Carweaavill., i. prepared ta far
Blab all binds ef FRUIT TREKS, (Haadard aad
dwarf.) KrerBrwaas, Shrubbery, drop. Vines,
Oooi. berry, Lawtoa Blackberry, Strawberry,
aad Ra.pb.rry Vleea. Also, Siberia. Crab Trees,
Qulaoa, aad early eoarlei Rhubarb, Ao. Order,
proaptly attended to. Address,
J. H. WRIGHT,
sepjfl 88 Cnr.ea.vtlls, pa.
Gas Bonds for Sale.
Tbe Clearfield Gas Company offers for tale, at
par, Coupon Bonds of 1300 and tout) denomina
tions, bearing interest at tht rate of A per eentum
per annum, payable semi-annually at tbo First
national nana or utarneld, re.
Tbe works of the ClearAeld Uaa Company were
erected at a ooet of $31,000, and the Bonds U
sued aro limited by law to $1 J,00t, secured by a
mortgage oa all the Company's property and
franchise, la faror of Wm. H. Dill, Cashier of
the First National Bank, and Jnbn M. Adams,
Cashier of the Clearfield County Bank, In trust.
The Directors propose to Issue but $18,000 of
these bonds for the purpose or faadiag their loot
ing debt, and but HwuU remain nnaold, Aav la.
formation respecting tho works will bt glvea hy
the President er Treasurer of the Company.
Bonds can be bad at any of tbe Clearfield banks.
W. W.BKTTri, A. P. BOYNTON,
President. Bee. and Trees.
W. D. BltlLEK,
JAMES IRWIN,
JNO. P.IRWIN,
Clearfield, Juno 10, '78-tf. Directors.
PLANTS AND FLOWERS.
The undersigned hereby gives aetloe ta
the citlsens of Clearfield county, that ha has at
bis areas boost tn Clearfield, a larre qnantitr of
all kinds of
VEGETABLE AND FLOWER PLANTS,
wbloh be will sell at renaonablo prices. Ht hat
Early and Late Cabbait Plants, Tomatoes, Celery,
Cauliflower, Egg Plants, Pepper Plants, Ac.
6WEET POTATO PLANTS, $4 00 par 1,000 or
nnyeenit per nunarea.
All kinds of FLOWERS for pots and bedding,
hanging baskets and vases, inch as
Assorted Heliotropes, Single A Doubts Petunias,
Oeraninms, Bage, Fuchsia, Pansies, Agera
turn, Coleus, Dahlias, Verbenas, Ctphea,
Cannes, Ccntaurea and Cineraria,
li agon las, Brovalla, hlignonettt,
Pinks, Phlox, Ac, Ac
FOR ONE DOLL AH,
I will teod one doten. stronv. virorons. wall
branched flower plants of any selection. Where
the selection is left to mo I will guarantee satis
faction. KKNKfiT BOCK.
Clearfield, Pa , April 24,'78-tf.
J.H. LYTLE,
Wholesale & EeUil Dealer in
Groceries,
THE LARQESTand BBSTSELECTED STOCK
IN Tub COl'.NTT.
COFFEE,
TEA,
SUGAR,
SYRUP.
MEATS,
PISD.
QUEENSWARE,
TUBS aad BUCKETS,
DRI ED FRUITS,
CANNED OOODS,
SPICES,
BROOMS,
FLOUR,
FRED.
SALT,
OILS,
County Agent for
LORILLARD'S TOBACCOS,
These foods bouiht for CASH ia lara. lata.
and eotd at almost city prices.
JAMES H. LYTLE,
Clearfield, Pa., Jaa. 11, 1878-ly.
PRIVATE SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate I
Tho no dot signed, living la Penn two.. Clear
Held eounty, Pa., offers tht following valuable
Real Estate for aale:
446 Acres of Land,
mora or lest. In Beoearla township, lying on the
north sidt of big Clearfield creek, and wilhia ono
mile of the tame. The above land Is beavllv
covered with hemlock, white oak, rock ea t, and
other hard wood timber, and a quantity ef white
pine, aaio to do aau a million or more net,
Tbo tame Is beavllv anderlaid with bitamlnona
coal, and directly oa the line of railroad leading
from Houtadale to Coal port. Its value is unknown.
There are, also, ether valuable minerals on tha
same.
The above land lies about two and a-halfseEtM
below the village of tilen Hope, adjoining lands
of George Uroom and others, oa what it known
as Porter's run. The Improvements oa the oron-
erty are a good geared saw mill, ia running order,
a high dam, atone breast, made ia tbe beat wan
ner, fit for almost any machinery. There Is, alto,
a large frame dwelliog bouse and frame bank bars
thereon, and about forty or fifty acres, more or
less, of the land Is cleared. Any person
wishing lo invest in property of this kind will do
wen io examine tms property. I Will sell tbo
whole or tbe undivided hair Intestst, at may suit
tbe purchaser. The above tract of land will make
two er three farms, which will compare favorably
with tbe greater part of our eounty. Price aad -terms
made known to any person wishing to pur
chase. For further particulars call ta person or
address tha undersigned at ram pi an Hills P.O,
Clearfield ooanty, Pa. HAM L WIHLM1BB.
Jan. 9, In 71-If.
William Powell,
iKrOSD ST., CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Dealer in Heavy end Shelf
HARDWARE.
IRON, NAILS, PAINTS, OILS, VARMSBErL
ULAHS AND PUTTY
Kmos .casually an hand tha e-et Ceoklaa,
lleetiDf aad Parlor
Stoves and Ranges
of all descriptions. Table Bad Peaket Oetlery,
I'erneaurs' Toole, each aa Sawa, HeleheU,
fiiuarae, Bach Btoas, Pkaee aad Pssa.
Iroas, Ohlsala, Bills, Aeiera, Adaea,
Files, lllaireeaf .11 kind.. Lot..,
S.rea, Besh Cord, Pulleys,
' at.., at..
Farming Utcnalls,
Plows, Cultivator., Doual. aad eie(le Sk.v.1
-owe, vamvaior Teeia, uraia cradle.,
Beythea, Saathea, Hocje, Perke, kehea,
Hay Forke, Para Bella, ate ate.
Horae 8koes aad Bare Nalla. the hod Bah.
af Creel, cut Seals aad a lee, Qriadeteaee aad
M riedstea. Flitaree, aad erorythlag uaally heal
la a tnt-elau Hardware Slora. Alaa, a full
stock af
House Furnishing Goods,
BRl SUES, LAMPS, taiMNRYS, A..
All a lad. af TtaaarB kea aa head aad aad.
I Tdto """ "f""'t P""'" at-
PeraoM alehiBf aaytaia, la ay Uaa, er. (a.
sited to Mil aad eaaala. Maek aad arleee .
WILLIAM POWELL.
Clearfield, Pa., June 8, 1878 If,
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