THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
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rr,pr Advertising Agent, 17 Park Row, ornr
iiwkbu omhi, an war amy authorised Agent
lUOMf.lnilM NOTICKH.
Mrlhodlat Fplaeopal Church Rer, J. 8.
Mi MinniT. Pastor. (Services every Sabbath
tt l A. M.,and Tj P.M.
Sabbath Hobuol ettt A. M.
Prayer Meeting every Thursday, at 7 P. II.
Communion Barrio, flrit Sabbath of vr
month, al 10ft A. M.
Went Clearfield M. K. .lurch. Revs.
William 11. Dill and W. B, Wii.bob, I'nton.
Preaching ovary alternate Huadny, at I o'clock,
I'. M. bun ilny School at 2., P. M. All an in
vited to attend.
l-rsabytcrlai. Cliurch Ht. 11. S.BuTLaa.
8atibath service! morning and avaninir Bab
bath Hcbool at I P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednes
day OTonlng.
. Praiieli ChurrhCatliollc H.t. P.
J. Hhbki&an. Proaobtng at IV o'clock, A. M on
tha flrst, third and lourth Bundaysof oaoh nth;
Vespers and Benediction oftho Blessd Baoramoot I
at 7 o'olook, P. M. Sunday Bo boo I vary Baa day
aueraooD Mao oioaa.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY,
tub or sold ma quaimm laasioiis coobt,
pMond Monday of January.
Third Monday of March.
CliSt Monday f J una.
Fourth Monday of September.
Tim or oLDiaa common niaa.
First Monday of Jon.
Second Monday of November,
public orrioaaa.
Prttidtnt wfy Hoa. Charlel A. Mayer, of
Luk Haven.
Aalaal Lmm Jdg Hoa. John H. Orvl, of
Aotiat Jutgi Abram Of dn, Cloarfleld;
Vincent U. Holt, Clearfield.
VotAoMkH III Bloom.
Krytifr and IiwdrL, J. Morgan.
liittritl AttornfVm. M. MoCalloogh.
Treat ur$r David Mo U a tig hey.
Sheriff Andrew Pents, Jr.
Jffputg .VAr.Chriit. J. KoaffKT, ClearGeltl.
County Suntyor Bamnel P. MuClotkey, Cur
ottnsvllle, Comnty Committmtr Clark Brown, Clear
Held ; Thomas A. MoUeo, Cheat P. 0.; Hatris
Uoovor, Clearfield.
Count Auditor William V. Wrlcbt. Clear
field ; Samuel A. Caldwell, Willtamsgrov John
u. Conner, mirnsia.
County CororJ, B. Neff, New Washington.
Jury Commiiontr-br. Jam P. BurtfaAcId,
Clearfled, Joseph Alexander, Madara,
Xupirinfndent of Pmbtie School M, I. Mo
Quown, Clenrfleld.
StaUrof Wiykt& Jami Jcfsa W.Carllle,
oftie at Lulhenbirg Fa,
Notaries Public John W. Wriftley, Wm. Ra
debaugh, Cyrus Uordon, Clarfield Joseph R.
Irwin, N. E. Arnold, Curwensvill; J. A. Living
ston, Dulloie City.
Our Sueoiat column is deiddlv lntrstin In
a local point of view, and profitable reading to
omsiueri woo want to sav money.
Wo Icarn tliut drilling has been re-
uuicd at the Btuutp creek oil well.
S. J. (iutoM, CurwetiMviile, is closing
qui n enure iTova oi eiaining at eost.
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liov. Wm. H. Dill will proacb in the
n. n. tour co at fennaid nit Hunday, at 10J
o'clock A. M.
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Peraons in need of Clothing should
go to B. J. Uatee, In Curwrnivfll, where you can
buy at coit.
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Peaches have been selling in thm
plao during tlio past week at $2.60 per oratr, or
about $.1 per butbcl.
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Tho ineniberH oftho Baptist Sabbath-
Si-hool and their friends pic-nloked last Wednes
day, on tbe Writ Clearfield Park grounds.
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Tho lint of Jumrs, Trial liHt for sec
ond week, and other Court adrcrtiwmanta for
tbe September term, olll bo found in lh Hurvt
cax to-day.
The upplo crop In this county is
somewhat tbort this Fall. Buitill, runty eiplu
were brought to town and retailed on our streets
last FilJay at 60 cents per bushel.
JiuytioldHvillo is annoved with a
bagnio nnd soilod doves," according to th Hir.
aid. W suspect th editor saw a miner coming
out 01 i coal lank, and took to his heets
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A new paper, to be called tbe Herald.
will be started at Wotnclidorf, Brki county, on
or about th 12th of September, by M. K. Boycr,
Jr., of (lending, and T. J. Biyrr, Jr., recently of
this plscc.
ho aro soon io nave a new store in
town. Mr. Wm. J. H offer, of Kartbaus twp., has
rented Room No. I, In ih Opera House, and will
occupy It as a general dry-good and grocery
store, nit goods will arrive ia a few days.
liy a notice in this paper it will bo
ouiOTTca ini in o mcer oi ine Clear Del d County
Agricultural Society hav filed upon Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, October 1Mb, 10th and
17th, as tb tlai for holding our County Fair.
Tho Directors of the Lawrence In
dependent School District ar building a aew
school bouse at i'aradii, near West Clearfield.
It Is to b a larg frame building, and will aoeoaj
modat tb residents of that vicinity for a long
time. Rofui Thompson Is dolog tb work.
Wo have been requostod to announce
that an Ice Cream Festival, for the benefit of tb
Clearfield Bsptlst Cbucch, will be held at th
tesidene of Thoi. A. Fleck, on Market itriet, to
morrow (Thursday) evening. Everybody Is oor
dully invited to attend. Now don't forget it.
Barren Field. Between two bun.
drcd and filly and three hundred parsons attended
th preaching se rviou In tb woods at Horn's Shan
ty last Sunday. This was rather a large congrega
tion forsuehanoul-of the-way plao. Rev. Wm,
II. Dill preaebd la th morning and afternoon.
A. C. Tate, attorney in fact for the
r.iceuvon oi ueorg w. lb arch man, deceased,
will sell a valuable tract of land ia Woodward
township, at publl sal at th Court Uouie, in
Cler3ld, oa Toasday, Sept. 24th. for deactlp
tloa of property se advertisement In this paper.
The tickets and nccensary blanks
for tha Democrat is Primary XItioa, to be held
Saturday, Sept. 14th, ar prlatod aad ia th
hinds of the Chairman of th Oonnty Commute.
Candidate and other iaterstd should see that
they ar tent to th different election districts
throughoat the county.
I.iBt of letters remaining unclaimed
In the Postofflce at Clearfield, for the week nd lag
Sept. 2, 18TB
Abraham Beebte), W. II. Dakin, Miss Emma V.
Kmory, TbomM C&y, William McDoael, Mrs.
Dora Raw ton, Mrs. Louisa Rsehrig, Miss Mary
Strong. P. A. 0 A n Lin, P. M.
iiev. J. S. Mc Murray, pastor of the
Clearfield M. K. Church, being abnnt last Boa
day, Rev. Qorg Uidy, of Curwensvill, 1 1 led
bis appointment in tb morn tag and Rv. Henry
8. Butler, f Ibis place, la tbe evening. Rev 's
Butler aad Dill iehanged appointment on that
ten Ing, th latter preaching in th PrasbyUrlaa
Ckureb.
The Ruynoldsville Herald, of Satur
day last, says th laying of rails oa tb Be Icier
Run Railroad Is almost ompltd, and work on
(be Inclined plan aad al shaft is belag pasbsd
forward with a rush. "There has bee a great
deal of gas work about tbi lattitntioa, but tb
right company gut hold of It at last, aad aow we
hat got th road." .
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The Tyrone Democrat says that tbe
sw mill (water power) of Mr. Job Copenhavor,
aear Bald Eagle station, la Centr county, was
destroyed by Ire a Saturday eight, August 14th.
The fire Is uppoed to hava been started by a
party of young men eooktog corn In tb mill, who
were la attendant nt a Daahard mtetiag la the
vicinity. Loss partially ord by Insure.
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Mr. Wm. A. Nivling, of this boroogk,
la company with on r two yoang mea from
rhlllptburg, left last Monday for Colorado, for
th purpose af Nearing employ meat. Mr. Nlr
ling Is a macbialtt by trad, aad waa reeestty aa
tmploy In Blglor, Yoeag A Reed's Maohia
Sbeps la this pie, II b aa ladastrtous yenag
man, f steady habits, and hop a may lad
a laeratlr podtloa la the great Wt.
1'Rowned. We learn from theOsce
la Kwrnlh that a little sob ef Patrick Fitigerald,
H4 I year, wa dfewaed la th dam at tha mill
of tb Mjahaaaa Lead aad Lmbr Cempaay,
oa Batarday a wek, Aug. 24tb. It I act kaowa
definitely, hat It ll opposed be fell bit the wa
tar nhil arotslng Ih dam en th railroad track,
abont nja oa Saturday, h belag ta th last
tlm la lh vklalty f Ramey'i hiagw all,
here his lift lets hy was foaad th frUg
(Panday) mcralag.
8. J. GaUml, Curweneville, La the
'nrgest stock of BooU and BIiom la th eonnty.
payer la oar borough vbo wish to pay their
acbool tai with a par eL off had bettor om
to time. DieUlat Trearr Wkllabill Informs at
that th time aiptra oa Tuesday, Bapt.l Oth, after
which lima tho faoa of tho duplieat anil b paid.
Summer Complaint. Many persons
have died tfaii aaoa of Summer ewupU.at and
other diseases who aiigbt have hoa saved by
aiiog Dr. Psuar' Uoldon Relist. Jt saver falls
la diseases for which It Is advlscJ. Price 25, Wo,
and tl. Ilartswlok In It ig't, Ckarleld, Pa.
Synod. Tho Allegheny Synod ol
"iiw uiseraa cnurcb will cut vva
ti .i . . .
nunuDgnoo lo-any, at fl o'olook A. U., to eon
tlaue over Sabbath. Tbo day sessions will bo
devoted to business and th avaning sessions to
preaoktng. Tbo Synod is composed of about
fllty minister.
Aw Entertainment. Wo
" Duae.a'i Coned; Bl.r AIIImo.," i.d Ibi
tnled Col.m.n EiiKn, will .ppair ikorllj In
Ibli pl.n, and ,l.a aa. of tnelr eholaa .nlertaln.
anl of aairlh and Bulla. Wa bara Do doubt
bal arbal (ba entarlatnmaal will ba cieellcnt and
d.Mrriaf of a llbaral palronafa.
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TH1 LlTEBARY ASSOCIATION. We
are requested to anaoonea that the first regular
meeting of the Leonard Literary Association for
10. S will b held la Leonard Hall, on Friday
evening next, Sept. Itb. A full programme has
bn arranged for that ovonlng. Th public ar
cordially Invited te b pre tent.
A pat I a KB. Car wheels ut the
rat of two hundred and twenty-five per day, says
th Tribmnf, ar Bow being tarnd out from tb
wheel foundry of the Pennsylvania Railroad Com
psny In Altooaa. Tb wheels are wad aadcr
Uarr'f patent chilling prooess. Tbe patente r
elvea a royalty of fifty ccota for aeh wheel
manufactured.
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Relioious Services The religious
eierclses held and in progress at the Ht. Francis
Catholic Church, In this borough, ar decidedly
Intcreaiing and solemn. The vltlting clergymen
present hav dellrcred very able sermons. W
learn that tbe services will continue throughout
th week. Regular services every fore noun and
evening.
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AGKICULTUHAIi FAIR 1 -At
a matting of th officers of th Clearfield
County Agricultural Society oa Saiardajr, August
Slit, 1878, It was resolved to hold a Fairoo the
grounds of th Clearfield Park Association, be.
ginning on Tuesday, October lath, aad eon tin tt-
Ing three days. The Premium List will b pub
llihod la du (lm
Natuliibl Hisubl, Pres't.
Hiaaia Hoovaa, Secretary.
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Gonb to est. The Cambria Frre-
man says i ' Brother Vincent, a much-esteemed
member of tb Franciscan Brothers, died at
Lor t to, oa Tuesday morning, tb 20th nil. His
age was eO years. Brother Vinoent, along with
Brother Domaoe and Brother Praaois. cam to
Lorett ft long ago snd founded tb Institution with
which this gentleman was eooaected up to tb I
Dm of his death. Brother Domenee and Francis
hav years agon been gathered to their fathers.
Tb mortal remains of Brother Vincent r laid
at rest In tbe cemetery attached to the Franciscan
institution "
Cll-b Meetings. It gives us pleas
ure to slat that the club meetings held at th
Montgomery and Centr school bouses, in Law
reno township, during tha past week, wre
iaigely attended. The met ting on Tuesday avan
ing of last week, at Centre, was add rested by
S. T. Brook bah and J. F. Snyder, Kq., and
Messrs, Leander Denning aod John A. McBrldt.
At the conclusion of the remarks of tbe speakers
the club book was opened, and all who bad not
prevloofly signed became members of the organi
sation. Tbe club adjourned to meet at Mt. Joy,
on Tuesday aveoiog, Sept. 10th,
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Laying a Corner-Stone. A new
Cburib building, M by 60 feet, is being arreted
fur th Preebyterian congregation at lloutadale,
th corner stone of wbluh was placed in position,
with appropriate ercmoulce, on Tuesday attar
noon of lee t week, the 27th alt. After praj er was
offered up by the pastor, Iter. William Uemmill,
short addresses were delivered by Rav. H
Butler, of Clearfield J Kev. N. H. Miller, of Osce
ola ; Kef. W. W. Duamir, of Uleo Hop Rev.
Mason, of Uollidaysburg, and Rer, D. H. Camp
bell, of Ansooville. Tbe oorner-stoa wa then
laid by Rer. Qeinuill. Tbe tia box that was
deposited la lb eoraer-iton contained eoplos of
tbe inr (published at Chicago), PreibyHrian
lianatr (published at Pittsburgh), Rafttmani
Journal, Cliakfikld KapuaucAX, Oseeon Jit
veils, a History of tb Church, names of members,
aad nam of the contractor (Samuel MoCamanl,
of Tyrone) j alio a plee of current silver coin.
A Sad Cask. The ravages of the
y el lew fever la Tennessee, Mississippi, nnd other
portions of the Southwest, ar being felt every
where. Tbe Johnstown Tribunt relates th fol
lowing i "Several yean ago Mr. Casper Foi, a
former welt-known resident, removed from Johns
town with bis fan it aod subsequently located in
Memphis, Tennessee. As soon ns the yellow
fever bok out In that city h scot his daughter
on to Johnstown, with th understanding that
she should remain with relatives In Cambria bor
ough until th epidemic should run It eourso.
They did not feel alarmed for them selves ; but It
seems shortly after th departure of th young
woman her mother tbs taken down with
tbe Urribl dlaeu and toon died. Mar father
also fell a victim wlthla day or two after tb
demif of bis wife, and last week th young wo
man received papers uataiolag th announce
ment that they bad both passed beyond the rave."
I I a Call
Printers' Pic nic The editor ol
the Pbilipabarg Journal, ta alluding to th pi,
ai to oozd r neit Saturday, oi presses ur Idea
xaetly, as follows : "At a wall-attended meet
ing r th printers of tb Juniata Valley, held
last Saturday (Aug. litb) la tb eroMoffio, ia
Tyrone, Mr. Conrad, of tb UeVeytown Jonnmt,
being th presiding officer, with Mr. Crawford, or
tb UuBtlngdon Monitor, as Secretary, it was
unanimously decided to bold a printers' plc-aie
at Lloydsvllle, on the Bell's Uap Railroad, oa
Saturday, Sept. 7th. Tbe pic-at is gotten up for
th special benefit or tb printers In Cambria,
Blair, Somerset, Huntingdon, Mifflin, Juniata,
Perry, Bedford, Clearfield, Centra and Fulton
wan lies, with a general invitation attended lo as
many tbrs a may desire to joia them. Th
officials of tb Pennsylvania Rallread Company
ar also invited to be p reseat oa this gala ooea
sion. Wa bar a doubt (hat this anion of the
fraternity will b a highly enjoyable affair but
th poor printers oa tho lin of lb Tyra A
Clearfield Railroad must forego all hopes of mil
fog la oa this occasion, a tho fates, ar railroad
train, ar all against as. According to tbe
present arrangement of th train ion this Branch
it woud b accessary to leave our respective
homes on Friday evening and eould not return
before Monday forcooon., For this teaeon,
which w deem aa laiurmouatabl barrier, we
hope our absanc will ba xusd, as vm wish all
success I tb happy paity tbea and there to as
semble."
o Saturday eraogrmeat for as In tho future.
If w ar to participate.
FIHB AT CURWfiNNVILLU.
Th lumber yard of th Irvia Brothers, at Cur-
weasville, was fired by an Incendiary last Saturday
morning, about 4 e'eleek. A mllliea aad a half feet
f boards were burned, together with UO.000 shin
gles aad 200,009 lath and pickets, an nnoccupled
dwelling boas aad Mvaral iad. Th loss la
estimated at 2l,9tl, upon which there la an la
laraoee of 14,lo0, effected about ill weeks ago.
Tb ftm, la spaklag af tb atattrph,
says i It waa only by lb mast superhuman
efforts Inst tho Iron bridge, which aoel 110,000,
wa saved from partial destruction. Men worked
Uke heroes aad ved It. Tb aew aad ostly
grist mill was badly teonhed ea tb Soath sld
aad the Corner Stem, across Ih rlvr, looks lik
a spotted inlsnaL Bo lata wa Lb heal that
th pitch la th knot Was all drawa ut Th
saw mill was miraculously saved. Th dwell iag
aous f Mr. Ueerge W. Smith was ea Ire several
tlmaa, aad II was thought Impoulbl I Java It,
bat tt stands, though rmsldcrably barred oa th
West side.
"Tbs accident war few. Mr. M. B. Fay,
while working te save Mr. Smith' ho, was
vereosae by U beat aad was carried away ta a
plae f safety aad rpr remedle applied, 11
boo recovered. Mr. Charles Spencer had hi
right head badly ewt by window glaas.
Tha arigta f Ih fir la aaknown, hut is sup
posed te be the work af oa ar mere f the de-
ea wh hav baea burning lumbar all along th
T. A C. Railroad."
That f ear road are wh are acq eat a ted with
th tweallea will b a hi U taallM kt weald
a bee tb reswlt had th eld woodea bridge
tilt occupied lb place of tb lrea streoter. It
would hav beea la ashes, a well a th Batqu.
haaaa He a aad ta Cvwev . Tb Iran
bridge aaved Itashf and th property a tb ppe-
stusidscftharltwr,, ...
Bulling
;. NOW Kttlf pTriOtlS'
v.np twee, a a i. a. r . i..
You can buy a pair of Men's Calf
Coots for $1.40, at 8. J. Dates', Curwmsvlll.
- ia
Women' heavy aliow forfl, at S.J.
(.ales', Cuwi.v.llf Pa. si It.
Bomcmbor lliat Eytle ia County
Agent fur Lorr it lard's Tobaeoo, and eaa soil tbeu
at factory prise. They nr th bait tobacoea in
market Try them.
At the Rkpuhlican office is tbe place
io get your job wora ton. w ar luiiy prepared
to du anything In th printing line, will do It
well, and at tb right kind of prioe. tf.
To Landlords and Stohekkei'eks.
Lytl baa aa arrangement with aa Eastern Cigar
Factory so thai be can tell cigars by the box or
thousand at bottom figures. Ulr their cigars
on trial. tf.
Notice to oua MillineryTradb.
Hats and Bonnets trimmed in th latest style at T,
A.PI ECU A CO'H., any dm after th 10th of
September, they Laving secured the .service of
a No. 1 Mil'lnor and Trimmer from one of rhe
wry beat and most Fashionable itablisbmenU
lo Thilndelplila. aug.28'78 St.
A Fact. An advertisement inserted
In the Ran-a lit will reach more readers than
if published io all the other paper in tu oona
ty,and oost th advertise, less than one-half
In other words, an advertittment published la
our Jtnrnal Is worth doable th price of that
charged by any other publisher in th county
"It is a fact." tf.
Dental iNoTicr. Dr. A. M. Hills
would say to bis friends nnd former patients that
be baa not tetircd from p tactic as has been so
Udustriously circulated by some persons, but will
cm I in u to give bis personal attention to all who
may desire it, or lo assist Dr. Heicbhold when
ever required. Nitrous Oxido Gas given for the
painless eitraotioa of teeth. April 24 -tf.
The Clearfield Gas Company offers,
at par. Coupon Bonds in denominations or :100
and IjUO each, bearing interest at the rat of six
per centum per annum, payable semi-annually at
tbe First National Bank. Tha Company has
Issued bonds to the amount of 110,000, and fl,0Ofl
of this was taken bat a few days ago by on of
tb Clearfield bonks, leaving 14,000 to b disposed
of. Capitalists who are seeking a saf invest
ment for (heir money, would consult (heir Inter
est by investing in toes bond. They can be
purchased at either of tbe Clearfield banks. Any
Information respecting th Gas Company, will be
cheerfully given by A. F. Boynton, President, or
W. W. Betls, Secretary. jelU-tf.
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Sleeper's Compound Arnica Lini
ment is the best remody used for tb following
complaint t
RIIKI'MATISM,
FAHACHR.
STIFF JOINTS,
BRINKS,
BRONCHITIS,
CORN8nnd BUNIONS,
TOOTHACHK,
BAOKACHK,
H ARNKSS tlALLS,
CI'KB SPAVIN,
BCRATCH KB.
SI'KAIN.s,
0HOIP,
IH'KNS, '
KIIKEKS,
BOKKNKHS,
NKHHALHIA,
COI.UH,
HVVKKNEY.
UHEAtiU IIKKL, ar
ON UOhBKS.
E. K. Thompson, Proprietor, TitusvitU, pa.
For sal by all druggists In Clearfield, and by
Jus. Seyler A Soo, Lutbersburg.
C'harkiei.d Coal Trade. Stato-
ant of Coal aad othar fraighti aaDt evar Iba
Tyron. A ClearG.ld DI,iilon. PeaaajrlraDla Kail
raad, fur tba waak andiag Aug. 24, 1878, .ad
tba aama time last aar
col. To...
Kur tha week 2V.U8
B.tua tlioa lait jrear H 26,004
Iocrens
Previously during year
. 4,144
, :W,S87
. 6:10,614
Same lime last year
Decrease , ,
. 88,127
. 828,5.1
. 6till,618
Total in 1878 ,
Same time last ytar ,
Decrease ,
... 3I,0N3
OTH KB PRBIUHTSa
Lumber H
Miscellaneous freights
.103 cars,
...141 "
Special a.
At Mrs. T. K, Watson's, Market slreeL neit
door to the posloffiee, you will find all th new
style of Fall Hats, trimmed and un trimmed, or
trimmed to order on short notice la the vary la
test aod best style. Will also b reivd every
week during th -eaeon all new styles out. Also
will keep all kinds of Fanoy and Variety Ooods
of the season. Mr. T. S. WATSON.
Clearfield, sept 4 3L
Orra lIimnaBD Pan Ckitt. Discoiibt oh Old
Pbicb. Sewing Machines can now be purchased
at Merrcll's lin and variety store, from $M up
wards. All kinds of sewing machines repaired
on ui an one ni none.
Clearfield, Pa., July 18, 1877.
Wamtbd 1100,000 28-fnah shaved shlnglf
to average from 9 te Ai inches -for which w
will pay tb highest market price.
A. tf. Khahrb A Co.,
feb.tg.tr. Clearfield, Pa.
Bueons For Balb. R. Newton Shaw keens n
full supply of Fredoma Buggies and Platform
Wagons for sal. To be seen at th Shaw Hous
yard. Call oa or address him at Clearfield .'can-
sylvan) a. may 13-If.
Wanted. Som easily learned person or Artist
io manuiariure l.utrbr tatbrt bilk uarva
PirvttRB io this county, on Royalty. Painted
from photographs or any picture, and la tbe
Finest Oil Painting made, Befor tbe territory is
taken I will paint pictures 8x10 for 19 and
warrant them for life. Kvery person should hav
on, as Oil Paintings on Canva ar th only
pictures that will stand tb test or tlm, and can
be handed down to posterity. Particulars fre.
L. T. LUTHER,
Not. t, 1877-ly. Corry City, Pa.
dTit i'ndeniabie Truth,
You dorerrc to suffer, and if you lead a miser
able, unsatisfactory life in this beautiful world.
tt is entirely your own fault and there is only one
ex ease for you your unreasonable prejudice aad
skepticism, which has killed thousands. Person
al knowledge and common sens reasoning will
soon show yon that Uresn's August Flower will
cur you of Liver Complaint, or Lyspeneia, with
all Us miserable fiecU, iuah as sick headache,
palpitation of th heart, sour stomach, habitual
eostivaness, diisineai of tho head, nervous proa-
.rviiuo, iow aitiriu, o. na sates aow reacn rry
town on the Western Continent, and aot a Drug
gist but what will tell you of its wonderful carts.
Yon can buy a san.pl bottle tor 20 cents. Three
dose will relieve you. Julyl7,'7B-eow-ly,
f Iff A Everybody to Know.
Rev. Georg II. Thayer, aa old eiliseB or this
Vicinity known to every one a a most influential
ritiicn, nnd Cbristlaa Minister of tb M. K.
Church Just this moment stepped In our store to
say. "I wish ovary body to know that I consider
that both myself aod wife owe our lives to,Skilob'
Consumption Cure." It is having a tremendous
sal ever our ouatri and Is giving nerfeot satis
faction In all ease of Lung LHieaarS, ach as noth
ing le ba done. Bourbon, lad. May IJ, '78.
Drs. Matcbett A Fiance Sold by HarUwlek A
Irwin and 0. I). W a teen, Clearfield, P.
to Ueteption t'Btd.
It la Strang so many people will eontlau t
suffer day after day with lHipepsla, Liver Com
plaint, Constipation, Sour Stomach, Genera) De
bility when they can procur at our stor BHN
W'H B H ALlihK, tree of eost If It does not
cur or relievo them. Price 75 et. Sold by
11 art i wick A Irwin and C. I, Watson, Clearfield,
Tor Lame Back, Sld or Cheat as fiHILOH'S
POROUS PLAbTKH. Prlo IS et. Sold by
Hartswiek A Irwin nnd 0. I. Watson, Clesrield,
PiBB'a.
Uae Din Van Dyka'a ftulphnr Boa p.
Makes th skin beautifully white and healthy,
remove dandruff, ehaflng. arleklr heat, sores.
re pt ions, burning stinging no I Itching of tb
sain ana scaip. a auipnur oata wttb it is bigbly
rtoomnven ded. Always ask for It by Its fall nam.
July 17 7B ow-9n.
The feet of Ihe builntn Is that Sulphur Baths
hav becoma unnecessary sioo the ioLroduelloa
of Ulena's Sulphur Soap, because that article an
swers th asm pnrpoe, rli : th removal of
crept torn, rheumatism and (out. Sold by all
Druggists.
Hill Hair A Whisker Dye, Black or Brown,
60 cents. augl4-4t.
Just Jtccelved !
Just IToreived by ARNOLD, nt
CURWKNSV1LLK:
Car Ijond Nora Hotis Dsstor t
Car Load pure Corn. TXyt and Onti
Chop !
Car Load Peaken Salt !
Car Load Choice Family Flour !
Car Load Pry Goods. Grooeriee, &c!
ffciT Rhfnelos, Bark. II. R. Tics and
Grain will Lo takou in exchange.
Curwonaville, May 1, 1878.
FEODUM! MARKET HEPOET.
P.iuniLPau, Rr,L I. Tbere ia little d.lng
I. breadltaffa, aad Imtiwi I. arieae.
Coiioa la Imet l!(jlJo far ailddll agi, Un
lt tor faM.
Tba loar ai.rkrf I, dull. Valai af 1,101 tar
red; la.l.dlag aid and aaw wheat MlaaaMta ai
tra famll, aleOffttM; Pfiaa.jlT.aia do. da.
MHIiili; MUr. do. do. at lltaSSi; III.
Ia.ti faan, at tT, feuat and ether high gradae
at M THIS. Hj. teal la atwli at H ti . Cera
eal b aonlaal.
Wheal b laa. aoU.4, Ul alaadt. B.ln of 5,000
h.ih.lai kaelading dama and Ne. I red at II fa)
I aether Bill Kli g,. u. while! 11 tt
B. J. Gates, Curwonaville, is
his Clothing off at eost
CU 10. Ry Is firm at floe, Cora la gMid de
mand and brmer. Sal of 4,000 bushels; inolod
ing rejMted at 4v(ay4Ue, steamer at tOo; sail In
atVttn. at Al.fU mianit an.1 aAln h(ll...hm
i w not M acttv. ) of T.WW iMith,
SSftuSUo, and old white at l(-,35e.
At th open board wheat waa not muoh ia da.
mand: II V was bid for No. 2 for Aua-uat. and
l OVi asked; $1 0ti wa bid and ll 0Wiaed for
October; l.ono bushels, first half of B apt era bar,
sold at ll 09, and 6.000 bushels, August, at
ai i. torn was quiet at tbe open hoard, with
lle bid for sail, for August, and 63c asked; filje
bid and alio asked for Beptemnr, and 6Io bid
and 62i akd for OcUber. Oats at th opening
hoard wvr dull; 2io was bid and lie asked for
Ho. 2 white fur August j iWe bid and 27 a enked
lor mtzeu,
riaxsed ll soaroe and wanted at l 40fu)l 46,
timothy Is quoted at It 2b(a, 1 t0. Cloverseed is
sellins; in job lots at "ifa.He,
Whisky is scarce ar j Irm ; Vi f weiteru,
at 1 lit.
Ohicaqo, Sept. 2. Flour steady, unchanged.
Wheat mod demand but lower and unsettled:
No. 1 red winter, ttrtici No. 2 md winur, Vie for
cash; Vjjc for betrtember; No. 2 Chios go Bprlag:
bWj(VWdo for oaib; for Beptamher; Vtio lor
October; no. 3 do., fl.'o; rejected, ole.
Corn dull, weak, lower; ifti37c for eah;
.171 fr Soptembcrt Ittio for October, rejected,
34o.
Oat fair demand, lower; Wfa tut cash; 20)o
for Beptemhen Hie tor October) rejected, 17.
Rye steady, unchanged.
Barley Armor; II 06(1 00 for rash; l Ofl for
Sipteuiber.
CLEAEFIELD MARKETS.
Ci tAnriiLD, Pa., Sep. 3, IS7I.
Flour, vn ewt. .
2 TO
Buokwheat Flour, i,ar ewt ...
8 00
1 AO
1 40
t 21V
1 00
1 00
Corn Meal, per ewt
Chop, rye, per ewt
Chop, miisd, per ewt
Bran, per ewt
Wheat, per bushel
Rye, per buabol
Oats, per bushel
Corn, ears, per bushel .... M
Buckwheat, per bushel
Potatoes, per bushel .,
Apple, per bushel
Hams, per pound.
Hhoolder, per 1'Ouna... ...... .....
Dried Beef, L pound
Chickens, per pair ; .
Butter, per pound
EftK. I"r dosen ,
eo
25
0
70
60
40 to 100
14
0
IS
40
20
10
3 00
20
Salt, per fsk, large
uuat uil, per gallon
Lard, per pound .
Dried Apples, per pound
Dried Peaches, per pound
Beans, per bushel
121
8
8
1 60
2)tarrlrfl.
W.Aa.laT, Anaail 28ta. 18t. br lie,.
Wia. M. Burohfl.ld, Mr. T.J. Couie, el Uuiteia,
Clearfield eouoty, and Mill Luc M. Iluadj, uf
urooapurl, s.lk eouaty.
On Tbundar, Augml 29th, 187), by Ror. G. B.
Ague, Mr. J.mei 11. Kcllejr and Mill Ida M.
Haltoar, both af New Waibiagten, 1'a.
3Jird.
In Pike township, on Saturday, July Oth, 1878,
of diphtheria, Nannie Edith, daughter of Philip
and Martha Bloom, agsd 2 years, months and
V days.
In Lawrenoe township, on Monday, Aug. 2(Uh,
1878, Franklin, Infant son of John and Louisa
liuttoa.
Ia Ofoaota borough, oa Tuesday. August 27th,
1878, Joseph Cuttred, In the 4Utb year of bis
age.
Railroads.
l'eniiNylvuniaRallroad
TYRONE 4
BRANCH
AN and after Monday, MAY 20, 1877, the
Vt "'en(M trains will run daily (eicept Sun
days) between Tyrone and Clearfield, as follows
CLBARFIRLD MAIL.
W. B. Pluhmbr, Conductor,
LKAVB SOUTH.
bEAVK NORTH.
CarwnRvl.,..3.20, r.n
Cl.arteld 3.40, "
Leonard 1.4V, "
liarrett 3.S4, 11
Woodland, 4.01, '
Hijtlr, 4 OH, '
Wallaorlon 4.17, "
Tyrone.. 9.00,A.lf.
vanicoyoa,.... "
Summit, V.bo, "
Poweltoa 10.00, "
Oiceok,.., 10.13, '
Uujnton 10.17, "
Steiner', 10.21, "
l'hilipiburf, ..10.J5,
nran.m, lo ll, "
Hluellill 10 7, "
Wallaoatun,...10.44, '
Bigler 10.&2, "
Woodland, I0.il),
Darrrtt 11.07,
Leonard 11.11, "
ClearOeld ll.lt, "
Blue Uall, 4.2J, -
Oraham, 4.31, "
l'hili,il,urg, ...4..15, '
Kleiner' 4,11). '
Boynton, 4.411, '
Oicenla 4.67, "
Powclton, 0.05, "
Summit, 15, "
Vaoaenyoo,..6.S5, "
Tyrone e.00, "
CurweniTllle,.ll.40r.a,
OLEARFIKLD ACCOMMODATION.
Wa . L. Diinina, Condnntor.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NOKT1I.
CurweDiTillH 0.40 a.
ClearOeld..... 7:10 "
Leonard 7.2a '
Barrett, 7.34
Woodland,.... t.bl '
Hlgler 8.07
Wallaoetoa,. 1.13 "
Ilia. 11.11 .8S "
Oraham 8.45 "
Phillpiburg.. H.OO '
Humer i, 0.10 "
Boyntoa,.... 0.25 "
Oioaola........ (..HO "
Powallon, 10 00 "
Bummit 10.311 "
Vanooyoo,M..11.07 "
Tyrone U.iO '
Tyrone 1.15 r. u.
ancoyoa,....l.oH
Satnmit, 3.00
Powelun,...,..3.20
Oaeoola,.. 3.45
Boynton 3.1.1
Bteiner' 4.00
Pbilipihurg...4.3a
Urah.m 4.40
lllu. Ball 4.53
W.llao.ton, ...6.12
Uigler
Woodl.nd, 6.45
Barrett, 5.67
Leonard, 3.03 1
ClearOeld (.21) 1
Curwen,ville,.7.00 1
STAIII LINES.
A ltagel..v.a Carweni. ill. daily for Reyaoldi
ilia, at 1 o'.looa, p. n. , arrlrlng at H.ynoldiville
at ft o'clock, p. m. ReturDiag, leavea Reynolda
Tille daily, at 7 o'elook, la., arrlvtag at Our
wanirllleat 13 o'elook, n. Fare, eaah way, $3.
A itag. le.T.i CurweoiTllle dally, at 1 o'clock,
p. m,, Tor DuUoia City, arriring at UnU.iii City
at 3 o'elook, p. ra. fteturnlng, leare. DuBol. at
7 a'olook, a. m., dally, arriring at CurweBirilla at
I o'olook, Ol. Kara, each way, $2.
PIIILIPSBUKO MOR1IANNON BRANCHES
LI.TI BOVTB.
p. a. a. w. a. a. liirio.i.
1:00 Morrildala,
3:15 7:85 Pbilip.burg,
LaiTB aoara.
a, a. p. w. p. a.
. 13:40
12:35 4:31
11:11 4:14
12:14 4:13
10:20 12:04 4:10
a: iv T:iia Bteiner.
114 744
1:30 3:13 7:61
1:44 8:55 8:0ft
1:51 8:60 3:11
Boynton,
Oaoeole,
Moihannoa, 10:86 11:53 3:67
marling, J0:11 11:46 3:50
1:57 3:45 3:11 lloutldale.
10:48 11:4 0 3:46
10:68 11:35 8:40
10:68 11:30 3:36
11:18 11:15 3:30
1:03 8:40 3:81 HcCaul.y,
1:07 8:35 8:23 Kandriok'a,
3:13 i:M 3:35 Hamey.
BALD IAULI VALLEY BRANCH.
Ki. M.ll. Mail.
P. a. p. a.
Eip.
A. a.
8.05
7.48
7.0,
843
0.33
13
00
5.15
7.16
713
8.30 Icare Tyrone arrlre 8.10
8.47 Bald Kagla 3.68
8.01 1.80
8.14 3.66
8.33 10.06
8.45 10.18
8.08 10.40
Julian
,.10
M iiosburg
Bellefonta
Milesbarg
Howard
4 46
4.37
4.33
4.01
aava 1.15
III 11.13 arrive L. llr .a
TYRONE STATION"
BAlTwaan.
Paeifls Ktprest
llarrisburg Aeo'm,
A. w.
Ill
8:60
WBSTWABU.
Pittsburgh Eip'st,
Pecifie Kxpreae,
A. M
3.60
8:1ft
p.w.
3:10
8:50
10:33
P.M.
1:16
8 34
T:03
Hall Train,
Atlantic Kxprast,
Phila. Erpresa,
Way Passenger,
M.ll Train,
Fast Line,
Close eonnaotlons made by .11 trains .t Tyroaa
and Lock Uavan.
S. 8. BLAIR,
myI7-tf. Hnperlnund.nt.
Allrgkcny Valley Railroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION.
ON Aid after Monday, Dee. lOih, 1877,
tbe passenger trains will run daily (eicept
Sua day) between Red Bank and Driftwood, at
follow! I
BARTWARIW Day M.ll lures Plli.ba'rg
U0 a.m. HadBenkll:60 Slige Junction 2:0:
Ntw Bethlehem 1:07 p. ts t Maytvllla 1:20 1
Troy 1:30 ; Ilrookvllle 1:03 j Fuller't 1:85 i R.y.
aoldivlllt 1:61 1 Dulloli 3:33 Summit Tunnel
8:43 peafield 4:06 t Weedvllle 4:11 1 Benetette
4:63 arrlvea at Driftwood al 6:66. ,
W HUT W A R I D.y Mall leaves Driftwood
11:16 p. an. B..tle 1 :W ; Weedvllle 1:4ft!
P.nii.ld 1:46 Summit Tuna.l 3:07 1 DaBlsS:80)
Rsynoldsvillel:61; Fuller't 3 61; Breakville I II;
Troy l:40 Maytvllla 4:l: New Bethlehem 4:20 :
Sligo Jaaetioa 3:18 1 Red Bank 6:27 Brrivaa .1
Pttttbarg at 3:13 p. ta.
tV Tha ReyBoldsvllle AeeomBradaltoB laavat
Reyooldivllle daily at 7i68 a. m. aad arrlvae at
Red Bank a4 11:00 .. at., Pittsburgh at 16 p. at.
Leavea Pittsburgh at 8:80 p. m Red Bank at
6:6) p. m. arriving at Royaeldsvllle at 1:06 p. tt.
Cnat eoaaartloat aaada with tralat nn P. A I.
Rallread at Driftwood, and with tralnt an tha
Allegheny Valley Railroad at Red Bank.
DAVID McCARllO, Uea'l Sup't.
A. A. Jacbsow, Bap'l L. U. Div.
8TAOI LIN I,
cLBAnpiBLft to raariBLB.
Tht andertlgBTd weald Inform tha pablla that
he Is aew ranaiag a etege Una hetweaB Clearfield
aad Peaield, tbraa tiaee a week.
The stage leaves Clearfield oa Tuesdays, Tbart
dtyt aad Halardayt, al 8 a'eleck a. m., arriving
at Peafield al 13 o'clock m. Retarniag lame
d.yt. Lmvoi Peafield al e'elMk p. m, arriv
ing al Claartold at a'eloek p. m.
CeaneeUoB It mad, with Ireiaa .a lb. Low
Orad. a. R. al Peaield. Para, aarh way, $1 10.
(IBO. W. UKAKUART.
Clearlald, Pa., Feb. 13, 1878
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Kelleftate, Pa
..! 86
Nlddl.tewa.. 6 6ft
Marl.lla. ......., 5 so
Lnck Have....,
William sparl..
HuatingaoB .,
Lewlttow..
MaryevllleM.,
Caweaivllle.
i I 7ft
i I fto
I so
lit
i 6ft
. 30
Laneaeter 8 80
PUILADKLP1IIA 7(6
Alte.aa
I 36
I S6
Johastew...,,
1'bHlp.barg. ....
Tyrone. ,
PITTSBURU...
, 61
. 1 11
, I 16
Oseeola.
36
BARRISIURU... 476
gtw S&vttUstmtntt,
IT. A.T. SCHKYVEIt,
Clear tela, t'g "" ' -M-fnr.-:. -
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolts & Saw Logs.
Curw.mi III., Jaa. , '7 ll
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE.
FJCurwsnirllle, Pa., Jan. 9, '78 tf.
PIAfJTION. Allpersoosara hereby eantloned
j BKalust huatiog anU Mooting on tue 'maJ
oi tno unuisia;iied in Lawrenne and I Ike town
ship. All pcrsor.s who violate tbts nolle will
be prosecuted to the full silent of the law.
HOBKUT PORTER.
ClcajflaM Pa.. Aug. 2H-t.-
AUIHTORS NOTICE.
In th matter of th E-tat uf fi. R, WRIUHT
dee'd.
By order of Orphans Court 80th Mar 1878, 1
win near and dispose oi eicepttona filed to the
amount of ihe last will and testament of B. B.
Vt KIUJIT dco'd. at my olnoe in the Borough of
Clearlleld, on Thursday, 12th day of September,
HliltXTHAL W. SMITH.
Clearfield, Aug. 21, '78 'L Auditor.
IXKCIJTOKH NfTK:i5.-.Nollce Is here
A by given that Letters Testamentary on
the estate of DAVID LA1IOARD, late of Onion
township, Clearfield Co.. Pa.. deu'J. havlne hen
duly granted to the undersigned, nil persons in
debted lo said estate will please make immediate
payment, nnd thus having claims or demands
will present tliem properly aiilhuniinatcd fur set
tle moot without delay. DAVID DKKHHLKR.
CHIUST. LAUOKD,
Rookton, Aug. 21. 1878 fit. Kiecutors.
Pennsylvania Female College,
M'iUMburgh, East frtl
CoLLIOIATB TKiR OfKIl SlPTIMBBR 12, 1878.
Location, 4 miles from Court House, overlook
ing Kasl Liberty valley, h'aiy of aoocas and free
from smoke. Terms for boarding pupila reduuod.
Fur particulars and catalogues apply to
MISS IIKLblN K. 1'KLA'f HKAX,
0. A. BKftKV, Trees. Acting President.
July 24 2m.
CAUTION. All persons are hereby oaulluned
against purchasing or in any way meddling
with the following property now in tbo possession
of Peter N. Lanioerry, of (J rah am township, vis :
On bay horse, on bay mar, 1 twv-horsa wagon,
1 ipring wagon, 2 sets harness, 2 rod cows, 1 lug
sled and 1 fanning mill, aa the came was purchas
ed by meat (Sheriff's sale, and Is left with him
oa luan, subject to my order al any tlm.
6AMUKL LANBBURUV, Br.
Woodland, Pil, Sept, 4, l78-.1l
rflRIAL LINT. List of cau t down for
X (rial at second week (30th day) of Beptem-
oer lerm oi uun, ia..
0. L. Sohoonover
Martha Kankin
Daniel Weaver
(.eorgo M. Bilihin
Bair, Buhb A Co,
vs. J. C. Brenner, Jr.
vs. Wainrij-bt A Co.
vs. Austin Kerin.
vi. The P. R. R. Co.
vs. llonry 6 ho waiter.
vs.
J. C. Smith
TI. David McKianov.
l.tB.n.Ch.,Cherrytre8 ri. J. 11. A J. A. Lauibore
Joiepb (Ion vi. David lion.
Uaurge H. liarrett vi. Adam Muyer.
lavid Momple vi. Joienh M. Smith.
D. Hon et. al., adm'n .1. J. Frank A J W. Net.
Livcright, Liogle A Cn. vi. WhitcombA Towoaeud
Wm. I'orter, adin'r ti. Wm. V. Wright.
W. Albert A Uro'a ai. Inane Brittain.
Auaiio Klina ' v. U.t'hurchmaa etal,el
Union Uauking Co. v.. Arnold A liartlboru.
Catawliia Depuiit Bk vi. '
D. J. lii.ar A Co. vt. Lever Flegal.
tieorge 31. Briibin v.. David Jiunn.
ELI IILOU.M, f rothonotary.
Trustee's Sale
or
Valuable Coal and Tiabor Lands.
There will le told at tba Court Uouie, in tba
borough ol Clearfield, on
TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1878,
the undivided half part of all thote three eartain
tract! or land tituate In Woodward township,
ClearOeld eonnty, Pa., deMtribad aa follows : No,
1. Being part of the John llarriion torrey,
hounded by lauds of Joseph Beit, John Pbilipi'
hoirl and others, containing 324 eorea, 143 perch
es and allowance. No. 3. Being parts of tbt Joi.
Clark and John Harrison aurvays, bounded by
lands of James Henderson and others, containing
100 acres and 35 perches and allowance. No. 8.
Being part of the survey, bounded by lien -
dereun and other., containing 120 aarel and
allowance. Tbe whole being part of the land,
formerly of Hugh llcnjerson't estate, and cover
ed by valuable white pine, oak and hemlock tint
bar, within a thort distance of big Clearfield
creek, and underlaid with heavy veint of the
Muthannon coal which baa beeo openwl thereon.
TKKMS CASH. Sale positive 10 close tbe estate
of Ueorge W. Churchman, deo'd.'
A. 0. TATE,
Att'y In fact for Ei'rt of O. W. Churchman, dee'd.
Clearfield, Pa., Sept. 4, I87S-31.
Sheriff's Sale.
Ht virtue of sundry writ of Ltvnrl Facia t li.
sueu ouioi me vourt or t'otnmon flea of Clear
Held county, and to u directed, there will b
iposed to public sale, at the Court House, la th
borough of Clearfield, on Thursday, tb 19th day
of September, li7c!,el I o'olock p. id., the folluw-
itig uuecriiwa real estate, io wilt
A certain building 1928 feet, with lot and
curt ill apn or tenant thereto, s Una to In (he
borouitu of Oseeola, Clearfield eounty, Pa., on the
west aide of lllancliard street, bounded by Fine
alley on tbe north, on the south by lot No. 247,
"O the west by Henry alley, tnd known as lot
no. 248 In th soneral clan of said boroneh.
Seised, taken in exeentloa and to be sold as the
property of Hiland Kline.
Also, a certain two-slory fratn building 16x30
fet, with lot and onrtllan annurteaant thereto.
ritual in Osceola borough, Clearfield eounty, Pa. ,
oounueu on ine bimu and east hw Moahannon
alley, west by let No. 61, e-ml kaowa in the gen
eral plaa of caid borough M lot No. 61. Haiaed,
Uken la execution and f b sold as th proper
ty of John Watt and Mary J. Watt.
TlRH or SlLB Tha nrlpa nw inm t mhh
lh property shall be struck off sauit be paid at
tho time of sale, er anoh ei bar .rr.nr .m.r. t.
made a wilt be approved, otherwise th property
will b Immediately put up and sold again at
tha expense and risk of the person to whom It
wa struck off, and who, la ease of deficiency at
such re sale, shall mak good th sane, and la
no Ids La nee will th Id be preieoted In Court
for fooflrmation unless th money 1 actually
paid lo th h her iff.
ANDREW PENTZ, Jr.,
SniKivVi Owen, I Btieriff.
Clearfield, Pa,, Sept. 4, 1878. f
pERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
nANGIHO VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kept ooniUnU ob htnd.
STOVE AMI EARTHEN - WARE
OP EVERY DESCRIPTION I
CHOCKS! POTSI CKOCKS!
I'lsher't Patent AlrtlKht Self - Healing
Fruit ( anal
BUTTER CHOCKS, with lidl,
CREAM CROCKS, MII.K CHOCKS,
APPLE-BUTTER CROCKS,
PICKLE CKOCKS,
FLOWER POTS, PIE DISHES,
STKW POTS,
And . great many othar thing! too numtroui tn
mention, to be had at
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE WARE POTTERY,
vomer or Cherry and Third Streets,
CLKARPIKLD, PA. augl
SEWING MACHINES
AT REDUCED RATES I
aw'
THXNEWIUPROVEI)
Weed Sewing Machine,
roa ssta at
mn ll. lteern9
CLEARFIELD, PA.
(Residence, West Clearfield)
The NKW IMPROVhD WXRD Is one of th
het narhiars la th market, arid runs very light
and qniet Its Dew eyliader 8tel Shut lie has
only on bol t b threaded, kj holds twle a
uh thread as most any other macbia. It has
on of the best Narrow 1 1 em mers mad. Its
Taltl Is long and roomy. It ha no gear aad
sans. It has a eerewi er Jse-pltt he re
mnved while oiling or cleaning,
' Th YYKKD, befor th late improvement, draw
a prise at the Paris Rxpeeltiei, ia Franc, also,
aa award al th Caateanlal Ri position, aad In
almost every But la th t aioa,
Maeblnes sold a Monthly Peynmls. Persoas
should net buy before seeing th New Weed.
Hay, grain, href cattle, and aorrs kinds of ld
Machines token la part pay for New Machines.
Al kinds of Hewing Machines efiDfkd and repair
ed . Also, delr In all kinds of hewing Marhin
Need lee. Oil, Holt, era, leek markers, Casters,
lltuimers, Phattlee, Chech springe, A.
la rdrfag aaything by letter, be ear to gle
nam of mart. toe. Cash most accompany all
order by mall. I'ereoas waattwg any ether hiad
of maehia, pleas writ far pries. ag.U-lm
2Uw dwtijfmftit.
ItRjMja
kTHUr Wrrotrilii. TT. I
. rtilpownn. Sl4jirailQMsr.to...u
rft.U of CuxikIm."- Mr,, g SmUIMf l.r
' Imtrt, tV lf.4. l. B r Btl.t.l kilt it
ror rniHrh, ra, jm hi U
gTI AfJTIOJ. All person ar hereby eaotloa-
VV ed against purohaalog or la any way mad.
dhng with th following property, now la Lb
possesslua of John Kmigh, of Uraham township,
to wlti One cook stove and ntensila. one narlor
suve, lot of tinware, two beds and bedding, two
cider barrels, two nige and one cross-cut aaw, a
:he cam was purchased by meat Constable's sal
- U Uib fci.xuBl. 1878, and Is only lnwilh
said Kmigh on loan, subjtg (u mj JrJr at any
lime. JANril UOVHK,
Urahamton, Aug. SI, 178 M
A IMINIHTRATKIX' NOTICED
ia. Notice i hereby given that Letters of Ad
mmistratina on the tt or M. Bl'TLKR,
1st of We od ward tnwnshiD. Clearfield eountv.
Pa., deocaied, having been duly granted to the
unacrsijrneu, an persons indebted to said astat
will please mak Immediate payment, and those
having claims or demands against the same will
present them properly authenticated for settle
meniwuooui ueiay.
CATHARINE Bl'TLKR,
Administratrix.
Aug. 21, 1878 -fit.
HUNT'S
Tho flre.i Kldiw,
Merflelne If not a n,w
ri'tiinound i It liu iwn
before thepabllcaOypare
REMEDY
to dm. Ill M r UR.MR
IM'N'FH HICIvlEO V
."I
lijunaved rrom iinui rm
fdliteaae and di-atti bun
f dmda who have been
alvr-n nn h l k t i . n .
V " iK'ir i,v eurra m)
T-H tlE.1IP.IIV eurra fl lliZ
vraane, Irope, Sjiravcl, It label ea, and
"B.S;.1.'M!.'.I
lUSrMltKMKDY
f encoUlat-oaalMn mui....
irivuiinn or urine.
llTi1 '"fNT,M HKIIKOV carp. F.ln
In Inn Hide, lUrli, or Loin. Onneral Drbll.
Ili , Ffiimlo Dioraere.lilelurbed Hlrrn, Loe
of Apiircllr. HrltUC jDleimee of thb rtid
jievM and .1 C..-lnlnte of tti.l'riDO-4Jenllal
Ulili',Bunm'Ua ianTprt4j(oiTfiirDlmliPfl(nfh
u,'v.lJliC.u,l.n"',l "'lieuoe mix oe platted In
tit rial tpi.l ulll "
IllIM Irlat
butd lor pamphlol to
REMEDY
l'sovtvaj-ca. B.I I
Itfew Fancy Store.
Misses WATSON A CAUDON would call the
attention of the ladies of Clearfield aod vicinity
tu .Ho largo eiuca oi
Notions & Ladies' Fancy Goods !
Which they hav Just opened la How's Stor
Kooiu, on neonnd street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
Tbey keep Km broideries, Ruohing, Ties, Handker-
ciiieii, uoiiart, uunn, Line, ana ma U lores,
Ribbons, Sash Kibbona.
Ham burg Edging and insertions, Lares, LalW
Hisses , and Ubiidren Hosiary, whit
and colored.
Corsets, all kinds of Zephyrs, Oer man town Wool,
Jar a uanrasi, ma.
Dy strict attention to th wants of their ousto
mers, they hope to receive a shar of publie pat
ronage.
Their prices will be as low as th am quality
of goods can be purchased at any other plaov In
I be country. Call aod see us. Kemembe'.- the
place; Row'tt Hloro Room, Second street, Clear-
item, i a.
August 21, 1878 tf.
FJaOUII. TJEKIP,
AND
GKOCEHY
STORE.
JOHN F. KRAMER,
lloom
No. 4, Pie' Opera lluuae,
ClearHeld, Pa.
Keeps oonitantly on hand
fiUQAR,
COFFKB.
TBA3,
soda;
COAL OIL,
flYKUP,
SALT,
SOAP,
Canned and Dried Fruits, Tobaeoo, Cigars, Can
dies, Cider Vinegar, Butter, Eggs, Ac.
ALSO, EXTRA IIOME-MADI
Wheat and Buckwheat Flour,
Corn Meal, Chop, Feed, &c,
All of which wlil he sold cheap for oasb or la
I change for country produce.
JOHN F. KRAMER.
Clearfield, Nov. II 1874.-1
lOROIir. KTATI'.Mr.NT.-tatrmrnt of
J I Clearfield bornugb School fund for the year
ending 1st dune, lH7tf.
DR.
To bal. im tax In Mot'lellan' hands..! 45A 43
To bal. '70 and '77 la I'owvll's hands.... Ulfl 00
To am't of 1H7 tti l.ivse J2
To am't ofSute appropriation 402
To ain't of Aeademjr rent , 62 00
To Int. on Irwin mortgage to Deo, 1, '77. 240 00
To am't of Mills' judgment 4D0 00
To am't of Irwin mortgage .,,. 1 ,000 0
To am't f A. H. Shaw, tuition tt 31
To am't of R. Porter, tuition HI T4
To am't ree'd from Collector Wearer... H 181 41
To la I. due Treasurer lit 88
$lt,74 91
CR.
By am't order redeemed M.$I.90fi 13
lly coupons paid to 1st April, 17" 1,091 00
Ily 14 per cent, allowed on i.1,9tT.J3,... 9V 9H
Uy am t 78 tas transferred to Collector
Weaver 1 . A.t A 12
Ily aioaeratioiis allowed Wearer 40 S3
Ily rebate to 80 day payers oa 1,277.57. A3 8H
Uy am't due from Collector Powell on
1878 and 77 tax ftM) 6ft
By exonerations to Powell irt SH
Uy am't due from McClellan on '7 tax., 434 Vt
Ily eionerallens allowed McClellan 14 40
uy am t a. ll. tsfaaw, tultlna of H77...H RS SI
Ilr am't of R. I'orter. tuition of 1.7T.... ia Ti
lly am t allowed Treasurer fur printing
and stationery 00
.TM 04
Uy bal. due borough Trwurr H.f 11 f 8H
nicaii'ta Ana ixniniTvui roa IHJA.
DR.
To am't of 178 tax ,...$3,(159 SI
To am't of 8tat appropriation 40 98
1.1,(11 IB
CR.
My am't pall tear hers
ny am t pam janitor .
l)y ain't paid for wood and eoal
Ily am't paid for printing and journal...
Ity am't paid for repairs to furnace, Ac
By am't paid for register, pre, seal, A
Uy am't pit id for diplomas
By am't paid for parchment, erayoa, do
lly a.a'tpaid for shovel, brush, broom, A
Ily rebate to 30 day tot payor
Ity ionrations ,
By Per cent ace to Collector
Ily am't paid Secretary
By percentage to Treasurer
Balance ia Treasurer's bands
$:t.0M 1ft
Bal. receipts over expenditures...
7U 14
A sirs .
To bal. do from MaClellan, taxofTS...$ 4S4 OS
To hal. da from Pnwll, tox of '70 -t".. "9 60
To hl. du from Weaver, tea ef 'J .ll 91
To tuition du from adjoining districts
for )87&and 1676.,. , m.. J7 1 37
To "hal. du from adjoining distrloto for
1H7T 41 If.
T amnuat du from graded scholars In
district .,
. 74
, t,0n 99
111 90
T,4M 01
By am't J. W, Thomas mortgage..,
To tat, oa sam to 1st Jon. Itt78..
To belano ,
LUaiLITIK.
By bal. due Tress. Whltehill
Ily am't oaiatanding rdra
Ily school bends due 1st April, IH(U
By lat. oa bonds to 1st Jane, ma....
$ 111 II
1.1X9 91
11,009 90
119 99
imi 91
LlaStlitlea over asrets
$ 7,4 ti
We, lb onderslrned. auditor, havlnr axam
laed th aeeeunts of J. O. Wbttebill, Treswuiwr,
and of lh Hebool Board of Clearfield bwroagh, d
hereby certify that we find them above atoted.
II. W. SMITH,
A. J. IMOKRTT,
Clearteld, Aug. II, im.lt. Auditor,
3riv 2tili'frtisrmnts.
HEALTH & HAPPINESS,
hit) ana s.epp.a -uiv
waW frJSOA.. .. . ' rt-
ef t ry on who will us
Wright's Liver Pills,
The only sura CI'RB for Torpid Liver, Dyspep
sia, Heedaene, Sour Stomach, Constloatloa.
Uelilllty, Naaaea, and all Billloul eomplaials .nd
Blood disorders. Nooa genuine unlet! signed
"Wm. Wright, Phila." If your braggl.l will
But supply tana It aenU for one bol lo Barrlok,
Hollar A Co., ft N. 4th St., Phila.
Dee, 33, 'ir-ly.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
' ciAler in v '
FURNITURE,
MATTIti:SSl.Nt
AND
Improved Spring Beds,
MARKET STREET, NEAR P. 0.
Th underlined beers leave te Inform tha eltl.
ns of Olearfleld. aod th publl generally, that
b ha on hand a fin assortment of Furniture,
such a Walnut, Chestnut and Fainted Chamber
Suites, Parlor Suite, Reel in lug atid Extension
Chair, Ladies and Gents' Kaay Chairs, the Per
forated Dining aad Parlor Chairs, Cane Seats and
Windsor Chairs, Clothe Bars, Step and Kx lea
lion Ladders, Hat Racks, Scrubbing Brushes, A
MOULDING. AND PICTURE FRAMES,
oklneTjlessM, Chroma. A.. Which would
riltable for Holiday presents.
fieniH7 JOHN TnOt'TM A IV.
REMOVAL !
James Li. Leavy,
Having Durehaaed tb ntlr stock of Frd.
Saokett, hereby gtv notie that h has moved
Into tbe room laUlroeeubied bv Reed A H alert v.
on Second street, when m U prepared to offer to
me puoii
COOK STOIES.
PARLOR STOVES,
of the latrtt Improved pttlernt, at low prices.
HOUSE rOBMSHINQ GOODS.
Gas Fiiturea and Tinware.
Rootng, Spouting, Plumbing, Oas Fittinat. and
Repairing Pumpt . apecialty. All
work warranted.
Anything la my line will be ordered sneoial If
u.sireu. J AS. L. LKAV 1 ,
Proprietor.
FRED. 8ACKKTT,
Agent.
Oletrled, Pa., July 3, 1878-tf.
tbb aaw
Philadelphia Branch
Clothing Store,
ROOM NO. i, OPERA HOUSC.
Tbe unden-igned would reapectfully Inform tbe
ettiieni of Clearfield and vicinity, that ha hat
Juat opened the largest and best atock of
RtUIOf-.TIDE CLOTIII.rU.
HATS, CAPS,
aVrnfA Fumithinr Good;
TRUNKS, VALISES, &o.,
ever brought to Clearfield, and which ha will tell
cheaper than any other store In towa.
ALL KINDS OP GRAIN TAKEN IN
EXCHANOB FOR GOODS.
Call and ter, and be convinced.
SIMON 811 LOSS.
Clearfield, Pa., U.J 3, lS7S Jm.
15. a. ltxl & Co.'s Column.
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Market Street, Clearfield, Pa.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED THE LARGEST
STOCK OP GOODS
EVER BROUGHT
ALL THE LATEST STYLES OF
NEW DRESS GOODS,
BLACK CASHMERES,
BLACK
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS.
AiAIIGE STOCK OK
CALICOS, GINGUAMS,
AND TICKINGS.
MUSLINS,
MEN S AND BOYS' COTTONADKS,
AND
A BEAUTIFUL STOCK OF
WHITE GOODS & PERCALES.
Turkoy Ilcds, and nil other kinds of TABLE LINEN, vory cheap.
LADIES' COATS call and aco them-thoy aro nice.
BLACK AND FANCY SHAWLS.
BED SPREADS, ALL TRICKS.
LADIES' AND CHILDRENS' HOSE.
LADIES' AND GENTS' HANDKERCHIEFS.
LADIES' TIES AND BOWS.
Jt M I LL Ll.rH OF COOLERS CORK CORSETS.
KID AND LISLE THREAD GLOVES for Ladiei and Gentlemen.
Hitching, (oIUra ti(J Cuflfe, La.wa, New
oroiuerios wnue ana
Sunpondori, 81i.rU, NocktiM, Underwear, Shirt Fronts, SIk nandtcerchieia.
MILLINKRY.
TRIMMED HATS AXD B0WETS, FLOWERS, SIBB0,S,
Trimming Silks, Ornaments, Fcathrrs, tc.
WHAT WK Jl
WE GUARANTEE that we
enenper tuan any otner store in
Wii (jUAKAM EIi. polite treatment to every one of our custo
mers, without urging tliem to buy.
nfiuuAiiAiiitii matweiuve ine largest and cliocest as
sortment of all kinds of Dress and
and Fancy Goods in Clearfield.
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building, - - - - Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
April 17,78.
Mf...,
wywwMaiBrsas. V ,
ORPHAN8' COUffT-aALJ.
v fk.:as natiih- Keil EstAte of JpanuiiStoddart, deo'd.
j w u Vi-.'i.4W i,.. ,.'y-. . .... ...
Jueivllltj, Cle&rfltld Co, Tfi.
Ib parauaac af aa order af tba OrpBaBt1 Oeart
af Clearfield Moaty, tha endanigoed Admiala
trator or tha eaute of Joaaaa Btoddart, lata af
Ualloh towmhip, dae'd, will sell al publie tall,
oa the premises, ia Janatvllle, oa
TUKSDAT, St'PTKMBER 13, 1873,
at 1 .'aloek ., tha following described prop,
arty, to witi All that earuia tract ar piece of
land situate !a the village of Jaaeavllle, Clearteld
ooaaty, Pa., hoanded and deecribed aa fellows ;
On tha tontk by Mrs. Riddle, ea the weal hv aa
allay, oa th; rl, Uj atreet, being . lot M feet
lro.1 by 300 feefaeep, with a,oiall two-stery
Taeai One-half aaaa a. aoafirmatioa of sale,
aad the balaace la an. year, with interest, to ba
aec.red by bond and mortgage on the premise..
vVM.8TODDART
Janetvllleug. I.lS'S-Jt. AdiuV.
Agricultural Statistics.
To A Citiun, of Cloaritld Count t
Th undersigned having beeo appointed by tha
Department, at Washington, principal reporter el
tbe Agricultural Statistics of Clearfield eounty,
respectfully request the eo-operat.os. of to
assiat, by tending th subscriber all the lufuma.
Hon tbey eaa bearing upon tb following ques
tions, so a to aoabl him to mak aa correct a
statement to tbe Department, as possible i How
many horses hav died in your borough or town
ship, and of what disease. How many eows and
ealvea, aad of what disease. How many sheep
hav yon lost, and of what disease; how many
killed by dogs. How many bogs hav you loet,
and of what dlseaaa. What prevailing diseases
amongst tbe poultry. In all oasei gira tha roa
edies ased wbiek bar been found to be success
ful, and in all eat to give th eash rata of all
stock as nearly as possible. Br the 00-ooe ratio
of our eillaens fa general upon tbas Important
particulars, in Agaieulturel report wiU become
aa nyelopediar useful u formal ion to the pub
lic, by enabling th bepartauat to publish tb
diseases, the foisee, aad lh rtmedie that hav
bean found most benefielal ia eertaia disaa .
Any olbr information that will b considered a
public benefit, will b thankful I) received.
Address th subscriber at Grampian Hilts,
CleaifUldCo.. Pa. SAMUEL WIDEMIRK.
Alarcb 18, 1878-tf.
GEO. WEAVER & CO.,
SECOND STRERT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Hav opened up. In the stor room lately occupied
by Weaver A Belts, oa Second itreet, a larg and
wen Hieoiea siocst oi
Dry - Goods, Groceries,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
QUEENSWARB, WOOD A WILLOW WARB,
HATS AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &c.
Which they will diipos of at reasonable rat
for cash, or aicbang lor aouatry produo.
QEOROB WEAVER A CO.
Clearfield, Pa., Jan. 9, la78-tf.
U. iltd Co.'s" Column.
TO CLEARFIELD.
AND COLORED ALPACAS,
SHIRTINGS,
A GOOD LINE OF CASSIMEUS.
Fringea And Trimming, Stw Km-
colored, Curiam INets
Alt iTKK:
will ell all kinds of Dry Goods
iicariiciu.
Dry Goods, Notions, Millinery
ittfafa....
arnold L oad Tie
Prices of fci
8IIAVED AND BknQ
Curwen.vllle, JaB. 3, 13 tf.
F
OB 8ALK.
A na wnaenineo. will eeil at anvala Mia ell
that tract ar parcel af lead sitaate la ll.oatar
lownahip, Clearfield aoanty, Pa-, witkia a eberl
aisiaaoa Ol inn lyrone e l.laarfi.11 K. 3U, aad
adjoining laadl of Robert Hadeo. aad a.ra,
aad kaowa aa the Jacob B. Uearkart ret, Th.
aald traet aoataiolag 33 aeraa more ar test, with
two Taint of vulaabre Mai thereea, baa aaoat 33
acres eleared, aad ll tka key te a larg. body af
eoal .boat being developed. Will he aald law Md
apoa aay tarsal. For partlealara, apply to
DAVID L. KERBS.
Clearfisld, Pa., Juty 11, 1JT3.
Clearfield Nursery.
ENCOURAGB HOME INDUSTRY.
Till andertlgaed, having eiubllihed a Rar
aery aa the 'Pike, .boat kaU way eetweea
Clearfield and Carwentville, It prepared to far
alsa ail klnda of PRUIT IRK So, (staadard a4
dwarf,) MvergraaBt, Sbrabbary, Oraae Vtaaa,
Ocoseberry, Xawto. Blaakherry, Huawaevry,
and Haapharr, Viaat. Alto, SI bar lea CrabTreea,
Ualaoa, and early oearlet Rhabark, Aa. Ordert
promptly attaaded to. Addreea,
J. D. WRIGHT,
apM-aS-a C.rweaavlUa, Pv
Gas Bonds for Sale.
Th. Claarfl.ld Oat Compaa, aflv. for tale, at
par, Conpoa Birada of $330 aaa 330. AeaaiiBa.
lionn, searing iatereel at tba rate of 3 per eeetaai
per annnm, pevhble aeasl.aaBaallv at tba Piret
Nalloaal Beak of Clearteld, Pa.
Tba werat eflbe ClearSrld Uat Ooaspaar war.
mated at a east a f t3l,t0, aad tka llead. la.
seed are Halted kv law ta 3l,Ht, Mea red kv
aorlg.ga ea all the Company's propertr aad
rraaekisa, In favor of Vim. H. Dill, Oaakler af
tba first National Bank, aad Jokn 14. AA...
CAthier of tke Olearleld Coaat; Beak, la traet.
Tba bireotors propaet to iaeaa bal 13,30. af
theae bonds for tbe parpoM af reading tk.tr 3 oat.
Ing d.bt, and bat 3etl0 reej.in aanld. A., ia.
formation raspeelin. tbe works will ba gives ky
tba Prtiidant er Treatarar of tha Compaa,.
Bondt eaa be had at aV af tba Cleert.14 baabl.
VV. W. BKTTS, A.f. BOYNTON,
Presldeat. Sea. and Treat.
V. D. BIULBR,
JAKES IRWIN.
JN0. M11WIN,
Clearfield, Jan. 13, '71 tf. Utraetora.
A NEW DEPARTURE
Ll TIIERSBC RG.
llerearur, good, will ba Mid for CASH only,
or ia aiehanga for prodooe. No book, will b.
k.pt ia tb. filter.. All aid aaeaaatt Bait b.
tattled. Tbos. who eao.ot aath ap, will pleaae
bead over tbeir notaa aad
CLOSE THE BECOBD.
I am determined to Mil my goods at ash
prlcM, and at a discount far below that vr
offered la this vicinity. The diseoaat I allow m
customer, will make them rich la twenty yarlf
uay ioiiow my ear ice and buy taeir good from
me. I will pay oasb for wheat, oat and elovar
Med. DANIEL UOODLANDKR.
Luthmburg, January 17, 1877.
J.H.LYTLE,
Wholesale & Be tail Dealer in
Groceries,
THE LARGEST and BE8TSBLRCTSD STOCK
IN THE COUItTV.
COFFEE,
T T A
QTJEENSWARE,
TUBS aad BUCKETS,
DRIED FRUITS,
CANNED S00O8,
SPICES,
B ROOMS,
FLOUR,
FEED.
su6An,
SYRUP.
MEATS,
FISH.
SALT,
OILS,
Count Agent for
LORILLJRD'S TOB4CCOS,
These rood, boaiht for CASH ia lam lata.
and told at almost oit pries.
JAMES H. LITLl,
Claarltld, Pa., Jaa. II, 1878-ljr.
PRIVATE SALE
Valuable Real Estate I
Th underlined. Hvinr la Pen two.. Claar-
ffeld eounty, fa., ffrs th teHowlaf ralaahlt
Real Kiuufor ali
446 Acres of Land,
mor or lea, In Beoearla township, lying oa tha
north aide of big Clr6ld rek, aad with la ea
mil of th sam. Th abov lead I aeavllr
oovered with hemlock, whit oak, rock aai, aad
other bard wood timber, aad a quantity f whit
pin, said to be half a mil hoa r mora feet.
Th earn Is heavily andrlaid with bitnmlaow
eoal, and dtrwtly on the lin of railroad wading
from iloutadaltoCo.lport. Its value isankaown.
Thar ar, also, othar valuaU miaaral ea tha
im.
Tb abov land lies about two and a-half mtle
below tb village of Glen Hop, adjoining lauds
of 0org Groom and other, aa what I knows
as Porter ma. The Im pro rem eats m thprop.
erty ar a good geared saw all), ia running order,
a high dam, stone breast, mad ia tb Wat man
ner, fit for almost any machinery. Thr Is, aio,
a larg frsm dwelling boas and fre me bank ban
thereon, and abont forty or Ifty acres, mora ar
less, of tb land 1 ale red. Any person
wishing to invest in property f this kind will 4
well to examine this property. I will sell tb
who) or tb undivided half lntsL a mar nit
tb purchaser, Ta abov traet of land will mak
two or thro farms, which will compare favorably
with th greatr part f ur eoanty. Pri aad
terms mad known to euv aereon wishlac to anr.
cbaa. Por further particulars sail la nereon ar
address tha andenlgned at Oram plan Hills P.O..
Clearfield oouaty, Pa. 8AM'L WIDKMIM.
Jaa. 9, l79-tf.
William Powell,
skcoxd sr., cisutrrstD,
Dealer in Hear; and Shelf
HARDWARE.
IRON, NAILS, PAINTS, OIL", TARNISIK8.
ULA8HANUPUTTT
K..pi eoa.Untlj ea Bead laa aeel Ceetlai,
Ileatlal aad Parlor
Stoves and Ranges
af all deeerlptleat. Table Bed Peetet C.Uerr,
erpewMr,- l eoia, aae. aa .awa, uaiaMta.
Hqaares, Bear. 8loa, PlaaM aad Paaaa .,.
. Iroa., Cbl.ede, (uu. Aaaera, Attes ,
ribs, HlatesefellalBds, Leeks, .
Sertwt, Bs.t Card, Pall.Ts .
ejt .te.
Farming Utenalla,
Plows, CalllvBlara, Deaala ul b!bH) Rawrri
riowa, uaitiTMar TeeiB, wraia oaaiat,
8e;l..a, 'aatbal, Uaaa, Parka, Rakaa,
Ha, Parka, Para Bella, eta ate.
Horee RkeM aad l.ree Nalle. Ik. Bait avaaa
af Creet tal Hawa aad atea, tjrlaBataaat aad
Urladatoae Pltlarea, Md aearytkl aaaallf Beat
I. . 3r.t-el.ss Hardware Blare. AIM, a, (all
stock ml
House Furnishing Goods,
BRUSUI8, LAMPS, CBIMNITI, A.
AM kiaett e4 Tlaware heat aa kal mmi mmdm
U arder. Raelag aad Baaaliag araai.Hf au
teaeed at.
eraaM wlakiu aartkia. sa Bat Mea. aa law
tiled ta eall aad aaaatiM Ml aad arteae .
WILLIAM POWILL.
Ok.r3.ld, Pa., Jaat , I3T3 it.