SheftrpuMtran.
. Uioboi B. Goodlandxr, Editor.
CLEARFi KLDPa.
WEDNESDAY MOKNINO, SKI'T. I, 1878.
Render, If yon want to know whet 1 Rolnft on
In the business world, Just read our advertising
toiumns, tne Spm.4 ou,ua.a io particular.
MAXIMS FOR THE DAY.
No man worthy tht ofllee of President should
1m willing to bold It If counted In, or pleeed there
by any fraud. V. tt. wbaht.
I ooald ntvtr hvt been reconciled to tht tie.
vatien b the smallest aid of mint of a parson,
however respectable la private life, who must
forever cany upon bis brow tb stamp of fraud
flrtt triumphant la American history. No sub
sequent action, however meritorious, can waih
away tht letters of that word.
Ch-ls Faris Ada mi.
Under lit forme of law, Jtutbcrford B. llayes
hae been declared President of tbe United States.
Ilia title rests upon disfranchisement of lawful
voters, the false oertifleatee of the returning offi
cers acting eorruptljr, and tbe decision of a eon
miaaiiin whiob baa refused to hear evidence of al
tead fraud. For tbe Drat tin are tbt American
people confronted with the faet of a fraudulently.
elected President, Let It not benderatood that
the fraud will be silently acquiesced in by tbt
country, jusi no nourp&ai in wnicn tne usurpa
tion la forgotten.
Addbeu or Da hoc ha tic M.C.'a.
One hundred yeara of human depravity accu
mulated and concentrated into a dim a I of crime.
Never again In five hundred years eha.ll they bare
an opportunity to repeat the wrong.
Daniel W. VOOSHIKI.
I would rather have the endorsement of a quar
ter of a million of the American people than that
of tbe Louisiana Returning Board, or of tbe Com
minion which eicluded tbe facta and decided
tbe question on a technicality.
Thos. A. Hkmdricki.
Democratic State Ticket.
roR QoVRRMOR,
Hon. ANDREW 11. DILL,
of trsioR coumr.
roH L1EUTEKANT QOVaTRSOR,
Hon. JOHN FEHTIG,
or cMAwrokD coi'mtv,
fOR RBCRKTART IHTBRltAL AFFAIR,
Hon. J. SIlir.SON AFISICA,
or surtirooor cortRrr.
fOR .UPRRRR JtrnOK,
Hon. II. P. KOSS,
OP NORTOOMRRT COUKTT.
DEMOCRATIC
The people of Clearfield coun
ty are inyiled to (isseiiible in
91 ANN MEETING
in the Court Room in Clearfield,
on Tuesday, September 24th, '78,
at 8 o'clock, p. m.
Among the prominent speak
ers invited, are
HON. ANDREW H. DILL,
the Democratic nominee for Governor,
nox. it. M. si'j:i:it,
C'bairin'n Democratic State Committee,
SENATOR WALLACE,
E.v-G0Y.NCURT1N.
Citizens, come and listen to
the plain, undeniable truths that
will be presented on this occa
sion. The great issues before
the people will bo fully discuss
ed, and the needs of the Stato
and Nation will be so presented
that all who hear will be enabled
to vote intelligently at the com
ing election.
liead our fourth pago carefully this
week.
"Who Is Andrew II. Dill?"
set forth on our fourth pago.
He is
Tho "Longevity of State Treasurer,"
to be found on our fourth pago is wor
thy of perusal.
Senator Wallace's bblo speech and
the Democratic platform, will bo found
on our first pago this week
PoiNiKU. Tho Philadelphia Record
suys : "A paper that lies about its cir
culation, should bo circulated by liars."
That's rather natural.
A. Fact. When it is a "fixed fact,"
with three tickets in tho Hold, that Dill
will bo elected Governor, with the bal
ance of tho Stulo ticket, why should
Democrats bolt now ?
Conferee Mketinos. The Demo
cratic Congressional, Senatorial and
Judicial Conferees meet at Bellrfonte,
on Thursday, Sept. 19th. Delegates
will govern themselves accordingly.
An elaborate articlo on tbo lumber
trado will bo found on fourth pngo this
week. Tbo statistics embraced thcro
in aio worth filing away for future
rcferonco by all who nro engaged In
tho trade.
Tho Vermont and.Mnino elections
have knocked Radicalism into a cock
ed hnt in those two 8 lutes, and after
Massachusetts spctks on tbo subject,
Iladicalism will bo as dead as Kcar
rieyism among tbo Plymouth rockers.
Dr. Washington L. Atlee, an emi
nent physician of Philadelphia, died on
Saturday night of cancer in tho stom
ach. Ho was Yico President of tbo
Alumni Association of JefTerson Col
lege, where ho graduated in 1829. Tho
Doctor woi well and fuvorubly known
to many of our ciliacns, all of whom
will griovo over his demise.
IIimu.T Important. Voters who
desire to make their rights sure should
attend to the payment of their tax with
out delay and without dependence on
any ono clso to do It Persons desir
ing first or socond naturalization pa
pers should report themselves at once.
Thoro is timo now to discharge those
important duties, but it mny be lost
by failnro to attend to them.
MA
MEETING
NATIONAL JIUMKJATIOX.
The Vftgarii' nnd ordinary crookwl
ncm t rue t Iced hy the common politi
cian, no rally )RHheM current, witb
the inuny, botuutw nothing better is
ox toi led of them. But when the iit-
liyUluil.tbu Wi'pJS Pridmitiul
mcmboni of bii Cabinet, adopt a aimi
lor lino of policy, their conduct be-
cornea humiliating in the extreme
Ilence it ia meet tbut publio attention
should be called to tb is suantlul perim
tralod upon tbe people by their serv
ants. Soon ultor Joe Jiruilloy counted
Iluyt' into tbe Prusiduiiliul cbair, tbe
luttcr issued an order forbidding ret-
erul oflicoholdors from participating
in coHTenticna or ol directing nomina
tions. To tbii we bad no objections,
if carried out. But recently llayoa
has so oponly defied bis own order,
that bis conduct and that ot bis Cabi
net, becomes odious. John Sherman
and George W. McCreary, two of the
members of his Cabinet, have been on
the stump in Ohio and Iowa for
month post, rallying their friends,
cquul to tbe lowest canvasser, while
Iiuycs, and his A ttornoy General, l)iv.
ens, bare tramped all over Ohio and
Indiana, making spoeches ostensibly,
on their way to Minnesota for a pleas
uro visit, but, In fact, to make stump
speocbes in the States indicated before
the October elections. Such is tbe
spectacle presumed by Ilia Fraudu
lency and Cabinet ministers. If tbey
break all the rules ol political proprie
ty, and drag their official robes in tbe
mud, who can be restrained.
PaoniOALiTT. It should alarm the
tax payers of tbo Stats, when tbe fuel
is pointed out to them that Gov. Hart-
ranft is spending nearly three times as
much money to carry on the affairs of
the State, as was spout by Governor
Packer, the last of tbo Democratic Ex
ecutives. To illustrate :
URDSR FACKSS.
Id IMS...
..oM,sju.m
408,0117.40
Id 1810
Id 1881...,
........... 401,861.41
Total...
, lt,J0,8).17
I'RI'BR I.RTRARPT.
Id IS. 3
Id 1874
In 1675
....$ to,r.r
.... l,0,lll,t.l
1,112,071 St
Tol.l H, 779,116.78
Now, if the tax payer wants a Gov
ernor to spend a million a year let him
vote for Iloyt, il ho wants but about
four hundred thousand of his cash spent
in a year, why thon vote for Dill.
Iicndcrs, look at tho figures, and why
not bo astonished.
A Compliment. The editor of the
Lowistown Sentinel, in alluding to tbe
speech of Senator Wallace remaiks:
"Senator Wallace never speaks but be
says Miituthing something to the
point, uiid easy of comprehension. II is
speech at Lock Haven on tbe 9th gives
a clear, consise and lorcihlu ulucidation
of the Gnuiiciul imuc involved in the
Congrenniiuiul elections this fall. We
shall not mur its force by a resumo or
analysis, but give it to our readers
noxt week. It will aid materially in
dissipating tbo mists which both noli
tical parties opposing tbe Democracy
havo thrown around tbe financial ques
tion, and carry conviction to tbe mind
of every honest inquiror after the
truth."
Badly Sold. The result of the
Maino election baa ruined more men
than Blaine and Hamlin. Tho Kev.
Gen. Gorfiefd, of Ohio, was sent down
thero and did stump tbo State all over.
Tbe Cincinnati Enquirer in alluding to
tbo affair says : "Farmer Garfield, who
was sent to Maine to do duty, consid
ering tbe result, will appreciate tbe
following anccdoto : A staff command
er was inspecting an English yeoman
ry regiment on outpost duty. 'What
arc you doing hero my man V ho aaked
a vidette. 'Makin' a danged fulo of
mysor, air.' 'How so T 'Why, I
should bo at a boam carryin' bay.'
Garfield should have romained at home
carrying hay."
Plundering. In 1858, 1859 and
I860, Gov. Packor spent 11,209,849.17
in 1873, 1874 and 1875, Gov. Uartranft
spent 3,279,215.28. A ad according to
the bills rendered for 1876, 1877 and
1878, his last term will cost a half mil
lion more making bia billa for those
years $3,779,215.00, or more than
THREE TIMES as much as Governor
Packro'a administration. Laboring
man, farmer, mechanic or merchant,
have your wages or profits been MruV
bled, in the last throe yeara, or doe the
scale hang tbe other way 7
Hall Nominated. We are gralifi
od over the nomination of our friend
Hon. John G. Hall, of Ridgway, lor
Sonator, in the Cameron, Clarion, Elk
and Forest district. He served two
years in tho Assembly, and as a mem
ber of tbe Constitutional Convention,
with honor to himself and the State,
and is now fully qualified to serve bia
constituents in a similar manner in tbe
State Senate.
Dead. A contemporary says that
the Mew York Sun baa killed the Cal
ifornia patriot Kearnoy at one blow,
by simply publishingone ol his speech
es, word for word, aa ha delivered It.
Hence the cloud now overshadowing
thia modern hero, who but recently
burstod forth from the pacific coast lor
tho purpose of enlightening the stupid
Last.
Well Put. The ISorristown De-
I fender, puts it in a nutshell in thia war :
' W by does the Radical press all over the
country condemn the Potter investi
gation T Upon the same principle that
tho thief curses the law and tho Jury
for sending him to a telona cell." How,
lot aome Radical organ man centre and
givo the Defender man a blck eye, of
equal magnitude, or dry up.
"If toy tthw Ul.o s DMnwrat to bobIsrM
for CWrou b tho I. no.ru la oORfamoo Is
Ibll di.lriol touol s R.dinl fail, imi'dom
ami... I,
Why, who in the world baa intima
ted anything of tho kind 7 Or ia thia
a kind of intimidation known to tbe lat
itude of Lowistown, only.
Wo wonder if lb stalwart Senator,
Blaine, baa finally heard tht news
from Maine. It look a aa though some
ol the chorda of affinity between Maine
and Blaine bad been anapped aaunder
by tbe rocont election returns.
The political land alide in Maino on-
currod while Blaina was stomping
other territory in the West. It ia well
that tbo hot weather period waa past
ed, or tbt Senator might bavt been
snnstrnrk again.
THE MTMARY
flutiirday IttHt wo tbe time fixed hy
the Rule of the Democratic party ol
llm county, fur holding our primary
election. We are unable to giro inure
thin tbe rote polled in the borough ol
Cerfcl(l and Lawrence low u Lip.
lull one and express the popular will
of our party.
Bos on, iwp.
Mayer, 212 258
Test, 213 2til
Belts, 203 237
Gregory, 1 2
McAtoer, 4 2
Tate, 47 90
Bonnet, tit 6
Humphrey, 98 166
Stewart, 20 28
Dolls, 89 76
Denning, 1 39
Scbwoni, 30 32
Mooro, 08 68
Thompson, 6 27
Head, 39 61
Klingor, 4 2
Dunlap, 11 67
Ijansborry, 12 25
Clark Brown, 124 100
Mitchell, 5 0
Shaw, 43 117
Chambers, 3 5
Christ Brown, 4 2
Kyler, 105 77
Shoff, 6 7
Stephens, 0 2
Bloom, 2 11
Picard, 6 11
Johnston, 13 12
Couteret, 30 10
S-raw, 29 65
Rowles, 50 97
Wright, 154 162
Gilliland, 106 147
Moore, 188 244
J udge.
Congress.
Senate.
Assembly.
Treasurer.
Comm'r.
Auditor.
Coroner.
KoImpbovemint. We rejoiced when
ro learned that tho leading Legisia.
tive rooster, Hurry Huhn, of Philadol
phia, was defeated for re-election,
This man Huhn was the Radical leader
on tho floor of the House at Harris-
burg lor a number of years, and en
gaged in every corrupt Job that camo
into that chamber. But bis defeat was
no improvement in city morals, be
cause we learn from the Record that
more infamous charaoter is to take hii
placo, while Huhn ia to be made Clerk
of the Senate. The journal in ques
tion, in alluding to this case, remarks
Tho Republican managers in tho Fif
teenth ward have in pretended defer
ence to publio opinion set aside Mr.
Henry Huhn as a candidato for tbo
Legislature, and substituted Mr. Klisb
W. Davis. This ia a change for th
worse The substitute is a viler dose
than the original prescription. No po
litical hack in the State has a more
offensive reputation than Elisha W
Davis. He represents all that is cor
rupt and law-dctying in legislative ras
canty at ilurnsburg, and carries
around with him a face where shame
is ashamed to sit. His nomination is
an infamous aspersion upon tbe voters
of tbe Fiftoonth ward in that they arc-
expected to ratify it at the polls."
Tu State Voti oh Apples. In
July last, Mr. Thomas J. Edge, Secre
tary ol tho Stato Board of Agriculture,
sent out blanks over the Stato to three
hundred reporters,, asking each
to
namo tho best three- varieties of sum
mer, lull and winter apples. These
gentlomon bavo just mado thoir respec
tive reports, of which the following is
a oopy :
SIMM i.
Early Harvest, 192 j Red Astranch-
an, 124; Bough, 52; Townsond, 18
Bcnoni, 10 ; Doroso, 6 ; Rod Streak, 5
Caleb, 4.
FALL.
Maiden Blush, 104 ; Smoke House,
94 ; Kambo, 70 ; Queen, 64 ; Fallawa-
ter, 64 : Uravcnstein, 18 : York Impe
rial, 10 ; Winesap, 8 ; Doctor, 6 ; Por
ter, ; ramause, 0.
WINTER.
Baldwin, 118; R.I. Greening 98
orthorn 8ny. 78 : Smith's Cider. 17
Roxbury Russet, 40 ; K of Tompkins
Co., 8 ; Seek-no-Further, 38 ; Ramanite
tZ ; Swarr, a ; Spitaonbcrg, 40.
Queer all Around. Wo notice that
tbe Philadelphia Prets, now arrivea at
our poatoffice tho aame day it ia pub
lisbod, wbilo all tho other Philadelphia
dailies, put in an appoaranoe tho next
day. Has tho Press man a govern
mont speciulty ? It looks like onter
prise but upon a second glance this
idea Tanishos, becauso tbe day aftor
the Maino election it never alluded to
thatannualaffairand we had to wait for
the other dailies alter all, to acortain
what had happened the day previous
in iilaine'a political truck patch. It
would be well for tbt proprietors of
tbe other journals to learn bow ono of
"my two papers both daily" makes
its way through tht mail twenty-four
hours in advance of tbe other dailies.
A Snob Retired. Adam Badeau,
who won distinction solely by hia per
sonal attendance on Grant, has boon
restored to the army and placed on the
retired list, with rank of captain. Grant
gave him tbe rich Counsul-Gonoral.
ship at London ; and Badeau repaid
by a eulogistio biography at the publio
expensa. Economy rules tht hour I
This ia tho way a Republioan adminia
tration provides for its pots and squan
ders tht publio money. Badeau has
no more claim upon tht Treasury for
pay aa retired captain, than the mil
lion of workingmon who are now seek
ing employment throughout the coun
Tm Right Sound. The Democrats
of New Hampshire at their lata State
Convention among others passed the
following sound resolution :
Resolved, That tbt fraud ; first tri
nmphant in American politics, and un
paralleled in the history of tht world,
wnertc-y tbt will ol tbt Irtemen or the
ropublio waa defied and subverted.
and a defeated candidato plaeed in the
rresiaenuai cnair, than never bt Ignor
ed or condoned, and wt call npon tht
Democracy ana tbt people throughout
toe isnu w siana vim us in aeroana-
ing tht vindication of tbt right and
tht condemnation and punishment of
tbt wrong, to tbt end that fraud aball
bencorortb. be powerless and odious and
free government a reality in America.
Taui Politeness, An American
travelling In Switzerland, in a long let
ter to the Norristown Defender, among
other things aaya : The people are aa
busy aa beavers, continually at work,
women as well as men work In the
field, and right good laborers they
make. Wt stopped to talk to tome
while busy In tbt Sold making bay,
and found thorn aooial, happy and con
tented and models of politeness. Kvory
little boy on tht street and mountain
roadside apeaka and raises his bat aa
yoi past. Somt of our American
youlbt eoold learn letaona of politeness
even In these mnnntainons regions.
A GREAT STORM.
The recent heavy rain bus caused
widesjireud dcvuxlution in tho western
counties of this Stale und eastern Ohio
and West Virginia. The Ohio river
raised sixteen leet in that many hours,
at Stoubensville. Tbe destruction ol
bridges and culverts lias been iniinenso.
worth ol bridges. Horses weio . l
away like- drillwooil and hundred ot
cattle, hogs and sheep were swept out
ot fields, along the stream and drown
ed. Tho storm seems to huvu com
menced in Canada, crossed Lake K.rie
and traveled south ulong the Pommy!
vania and Ohio Statu line, crosed West
and old Virginia and went Into tho At
lantic Oeeun. Meudvillo IV., Wheel
ing, West Vs., and Richmond Va., and
their mnpoptivo vicinitiessv'Mi.to have
Buffered tho most,
Erie, September 13.
The heavy rains during tho pust
forty-eight hours have hindered rail
road travel. All trains on the Knu
and Pittsburg road wore abandoned to
day, and it is reported tliut two freight
truins on this roud wcro wrecked lust
night. Ono train went crushinu
through the bridge north of JumeMown.
Tbo other train went through the tres
tie south ot Jamestown. Tho follow
ing iB a list of persons killed and injur
ed in the wrecks on tho Eric und Pitts
burg road :
Killed John Bauer, firemen, of
Erie; Isaao GunHheimer, brukeman, of
Erio ; I?. B. McDowell, brukeman. ot
Shoupsvillo.
iNJuaED Auuin Suhlindwein. en
gineer, ot Eric, leg and arm broken ;
S. McCabo, ot Erie, eiiL'incer. right loir
crusnea ami luiunv injured
All trains on tbo Lake Shore and
M ii-lii o-nn Nnnl hern RnnH hut ivn Kii
and Cleveland, owing to tho washing
oui oi culverts at swunville, Spring-
uuiu anu ueneva ana uio undermining
of tho track, have been abiindonooT
I rains run between Erio and Buffalo.
Tho damago in tho surrounding coun
try by floods cannot bo calculated
Nearly all tho bridges for milos around
are reported carried away. Hundreds
of bead ot cattle were picked up by tho
waters and drowned. Tbo break at
Swanvillo on tho Lako Shore Road has
been repaired. Trains run as far West
as Geneva, where passengers are trans
ferred. Tho body of James Dodswortb
was recovered this ovoninir. Thoro
uro forty vessels in port storm bound.
A schooner is ashore three miles bo-
low Erie. Tho crew aro sufe.
Wheeling, W. Va., September 13.
This section of the Stuto was visited
last night by tho heaviest and stcadi-
rain ever known hero. Tbo rain
was continuous all day yesterday and
last fight it fell in torrents. Tho river
roso twelve feet in tho luttcr part ol
night and is still rising and the ruin
continues. All tho railroads leading
into the city have been badly dummied.
The Hcmpficld trains have not yet
come in. The water is eighteen inch
es over the track of tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad cast of Cambridge. No
truins havo been running on thoClovo
hind and Pittsburg or tho P., W. and
& y. Hoad Binco yesterday A heavy
washout has occurred ul the cast end
cf tho Pun Handle bridgo lit Steuben-
vine, besides serious damage at other
points. Heavy damages buve occur
red on tho lino ot tho Cleveland and
Pittsburg Railroad, including the loss
of a now iron bridgo at Mingo. The
l"., W. anil hy. Jioud is also budly
wushed. No trains nro expected on
tbo last two numed roads to-dav. The
creek opposite this city is two and a
bull leot Higher than ever known. Ih
turnpiko roads in the neighborhood are
also badly wushed. No loss of lite has
as yet been reported.
riTTsiiURG, September 13.
The severe equinoctial storm which
has prevailed in this vicinity for three
aays reached its lull lurv lust night,
wucn tne ruin lull in torrents and was
accompanied by a tremendous gnlo of
wind. JNOdanisgcot any consequence
is reported lit tho city yot, but rural
districts report groat destruction, espe
cially of railroad property. Travel on
the Western railroad linos bus irencr-
ally been Biispcnded, hoavy washouts
having occurred on the Pan llandlo,
rort Wayne and Clevolund Roads, and
also on the Erie branch. The new
Wheeling branoh ot the Pan Handle
lino is also obstructed. Largo forces
of trackmen aro at work, and travel
will probably reopen west to morrow.
Tho telegraph lines suffered severely.
Meadville, Pa, Sept. 13.
Tho storm did eroat damago. Tho
creek running through tho hourt of the
city overflowed Its banks, flooding tho
principal strceta and damaging prop
erty to tho amount of $1011,01)0. Scv.
oral lives aro reported lost. A freight
train on tho A. 4 G. W. R. If. went
through tho bridge a short dislunco
west of Moadville.
Later. The names of thoso who
lost tbeir lives last night in tho flood
art cngincor Goorgo Brown, fireman
Gcorgo Hoffman, and brukeman Mi
chael Cahill. Tho locomotive and five
cars aro nndor water. About 7 o'clock
thia morning S. C. Dcrrickson went to
tht corner of Park avenue, and while
cngagod in pulling driftwood that was
blocking up tho channol fell into tho
stream and was carried under tho long
Driuge. A gentleman who saw tho ac
cident hurried to tho other end to rcs
cuo him, but was too Into, only reach
ing it in timo to sco hia body whirl
past in tne rushing torrent,
At liuntown, hve miles north of
Uonncautvillo, the houso of Wm. Law
rence was awept from its foundations
early mis morning and borne down
the stream aome distance with the
family in it, Tho entire valley at that
place ia a perfect sea of water, and
fears are entortaincd for the safety of
uvea. rartica iroin l onneautville
armed with many ropes, aro endeavor
ing to anchor tho houses. An accident
occurred this morning at Shcnango.
1 ho train proceeding down tho Kno
and Pittsburg Railroad just below She-
nango ran Into a floating culvert and
wont down, killing the engineer and
fireman and injuring tho first bruke
man so badly that bis recovery is im
possible. The bodies had not been re
covered np to 4 o'clock, p. m. '
Richmond, Va., Sept. 13.
A heavy gnlo prevailed bore last
evening and night, but did no serious
damage in the city. Reports from tho
surrounding country, however, show
tbat in aome Instances the storm as
sumed the proportiona of a cyolone,
prooting and blowing troca through
tbe air. In the southern portion of
Cheslorfiold county tho storm raged
icanuiiy, leaving hovoc and destruc
lion along its path. A number of
houses are reported blown down in
that county and several persona injur
ed, similar reports are received Irom
parts ot llonneo and Hanover coun
ties, in which buildings, trees, fences.
orchards and everything movable suf
fered to a great extent The atorm
awept ovor tho country near Peters
burg in a northerly direction, ita track
ranging from fifty to three hundred
feet in width. Itio damage to tbe rail
road ia roportod. Telegraph poles and
wires wtre down In aoveral placoa,but
havt tinot been repaired. The storm
camo from North Carolina, passing np
through tbia Btate in a northerly
course. A telegram received this af
ternoon from Lynchburg, aaya the
amea river at that point baa risen 1:
feet, and ia atill riaing at tht rate of 18
Incbea an bour.
A dispatch from Lynchburg at A p.
m. reports the water rising rapidly. A
number or merchants nore, dqing on-
neaa In tbt lower part of the city
near the river, are removing goods in
anticipation of a freshet at this point.
The latest from Lynchburg stales
that the river at that point bas risen
filteen feet and is rising six inches per
nnnr.
Stat Fair. On" Monday, Kepi.
23d, tho twenty. (lHh annual exhibition
of the IViinsyUuniuStule Agricultural
Society will commence at Krie, and con
linuu tivo duys, closing on Frlduy, the
27th. From indications thus lur. the
forthcoming display will be ono of the
grandest and most varied over present
ed under tho auspices of the Society.
thorough-bred and fine-bred ,'lori-es,
herds id' short horn, Holstcin, Alder-
ney and other cultlo, tho choicest
breeds of sheep swine, Kt, together
with a mechanical, vcgcluhlo, florul und
domestic culluttiou seldom brought to
gether in liny community. Large
buildings, additional stiihhng ami shed
ding bavo been erected, und ull con
veniences supplied for the ai commodu
tion of exhibitor and visitors. Excur
sion tickets will bo sold at Kr"stW re
duced rules on all ruilroads centering
lit Erio. Col. Alox. K. McClure, of the
Hiiludclphia Umet, will bo present and
deliver tho annual address.
On tub Down Grade. Tho Itudi-
cals bavo done much bragging uboul
cuptuiing tho next House ol Represen
tutives, Gilt bo fur their progress in that
direction is anything but onrmirugiiig.
If the Democrats conliniio to gain as
tbey havo so fur in tho low elections
lor Congressmen, the next Houso will
bo Democratic bylhirtyor forty ma
jority, instead of fifteen us in tho pro-
sent House. Iho Kciiublicuiis insist
the first election held lor Congressmen
their member in Oregon, then thoy
lost ono in Vermont, and on Monday
thoy lost two in Maine. In the pros
out Congress these three States uro
represented by nino Republicans and
no Democrats ; bit in tho next Houso
they will have but' five of tho nine
members. If they cannot bold their
own in such Suites us Vermont und
Maino, they certainly have u sorry
snow in tne great 51 id. He and Western
Stutes.
Thoso ol our readers who Imve not
yet read Judge Sliurowood's opinion
on the legal lender qusstion should
hasten to peruse that document. I
was given in full on our first pago lus
week.
2tw giflmtlssfmfiit.
TWELFTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION.
0E TXZZI
Clearfield County Asrleullura
LMHiCly,
VILl, BE 1IKI.D ON TUB
GROUNDS OF THIS WEST CLEAR-
On Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
ana rnnay, uciober ism loin,
17th and 18th, 1878.
TMKAII'RKR.
JOHN McOAUUIIEV.
KMrvrivi coutfiTri.
J. R 11I.OOM. Pifc Town ib I p.
JOHN NORKIS, I'ik TowmMp.
W. . hlHHK.., Uwruoo Tuffnthlp.
JOHN SMITH, UwretxH) TnD-hip.
8. It JOKDAN, Uwreoe Towniliip.
cimr HARIIIAL
JAMES L LEAVY.
cntir or roLfrt.
ISAAC B KOKRT8.
ni'IsM ANR ItenilLATIONri.
FsUiitljr tick! Jt no
nimjifl lien!, dunn rtr 40
mnjlj tdia ifn ticket 4
ChlUrra under (in yeira oi l, wnrn toooup.v
ftifd b tht-ir purMit or ffmtriii&n, fr unit uo-
drr that e not dmitleJ unltoi eiomiiiiifit hy
parent! or KflirJitvn.
Hvrrr poron milling to be mMI'd ai ti mem
ber of iliti Nx-lety, upon the l artDent of on !!
Itvr in tbe Treicurrr, will receive a eertlffratt of
ifltmbrrrbip containing tbe name of tbe ppll
cenl.
Kvfrj periun eo enrulM ai a tnnmber eh ell,
on the presentation of uteh eertifluate, receive a
i if km mat will admit htm-eir, wife, and children
under eighteen ran of km. durin thai it-
Life member? of tbe Soeivt will receive a simi
lar ticket.
All pereone mait be prorldei with ticket,
ellber tinned hj tht Prafldent or Chairman of
the Eiarutir Committee, to abtain ad mil ion.
j win Da rurnUhod ljr the Traaiurtr or
Secretary, or at the office on the ground. Per
eona aatin ae Jmlgct ar eipeotei to become
members of the Stole!. I'ereooa from other
eounhee can beoome m ember i by oorajlying with
the above, ruleei led in can btOotne member by
vus thieii, ai oiiy eenie.
Klbibitora muit hue their aalmala nJ trtt
ties entered on the Heeielary'a books oa or before
mi itjcona aay oi tbt tatr. at twelra o olock j an
all animals and srtielei. extent hone for bIm.
ure and for tbo trottloa; pramiams, nail be
brought wlihln tbt enoloeure ai early aa twelve
o eiwu on Wednesday momma;. All parsons ea
loring animais and e rt i del for tlhibition aaust
procura eards from tbe Secretary witb the Bom
ber and olais upon it, and attach the Mine to
the animal or article previoaa to being plaood
uronna. nsy ana straw will bo tar-
nUhad gratis for all aalmals enterod for prmi
uroi, and grain will be furoiibsd at ost for tboss
wno antra to purchase.
No noree shall be entered or allowed pre I
urn aelffis ha ia free from diase. Horses will
o reoeirea antii noon on Thartday, but am it
are been entered prer iouely. All persons who
intend to oihibit boms, antlo. sboen or swine.
or who intend to offer them fur saloon the ground,
aro rrqneated to not iff (he Secretary of such in
tention on or acror the fourteenth day of Octo-
or, anu leave with him a lint and full dcaerlp
tion of tbo lama.
The number and nlati. aurl lit Mntnlukf tn ttie.
oiats, with the name of the article will appoar on
i he eird attav-bed, but tba name of the eshibitor
will not appear.
Premiums and Diplomat will be paid on and
Her the first Mnndty attar the Fnir, v d until
lha first 4mr of December. 178. alttr which a'l
tnoaiod premium unclaimed will ho oonsidered
a a donation to lha fciM-Lt r. Tba officers of tba
Society and members of the Committee of Ar
ranipmonte mm. wear Utiff deeignating Ihelr
onVe. A select police forro will bo in eonatBot
attendance fur the prtrervatiun of order and pro
tertian of property.
The trotting oourra Is level, well graded and
one half mile in circuit. Ample arran gements
will be nede for the onrenienoa an.il to mfort of
visitors-
Instructions to Judges. No animal or article
on ekhibition for a premium to rooelro an award
In mora than one olans. This does not embrace
horses entered for tbe trotting premiums, .a, -is
r eiprostly required not to award promlamt'ta
nver-led animals. No premiums are to be award
ad to bulls, eows or heifrrs whiob shall appear
to hare been fattened, vnty In the olais of fat cat
tle ; the object of tbe Bcnieiy being to hare so-1
pcrior animals of this des4rkption for breeding.
Vat t'attla. The Juln on fat eattle will giro i
particular at bo lion to the animal submitted lor
examination. It Is b lieved, all other things be
ing equnl, the best cattle-bare tbe greatest weight
oyer the mails it auperflrss. The Judges will
require all in this elas to be weighed, and will
me-um w girt the superncei or each, and
puijll'h the result with the renort. Th will
also, befuro awarding anv premiums, require the
- " wi ibt.ihb, require i oy tne
regulations of the premium lift.
If there is but one eshihitor, and ha ma y show
at rem I nniamls In one eUm, premiums will be
wttruea in Bcooraanoe wiin tne merits of the an
imal.
Tht Superintendent will take every precaution
to bit pnwer for lha safety of stock and artieles
on tlhibition after their am ml and arran re
man ts oa the ground, but the Society will not bt
reponsitia for anv or damasra Ibat mavv oa.
our. itiBioiters win be require! to give per von l
attention to the animals and articles, and at the
oloae of the fair to attend to their romorai.
Any article not enumerate! In tht elanes
placed on eihlbliion. if worlbv of notice, will ba
suitably rewarded.
All article may bo entered fret of charge, ai
oept horses far plea Pare or for the trotting pre
miums. Anv Information deilrtvl en be obtained ..
jurr-Mug ony oi me omocri.
LIST OF PREMIUMS.
CLASS 1. OI'KN TO ALL BRKKDS AND
COMI'KTITORS.
Best bull fin 00
M w. 10 00
All brettlsonmt together la this class and com
pete with each ether, to bt Indeed bv their stood
points, symmetry of frame, ability ta fatten, and
inteioea ioy will product.
CLASS I.-ORADi CATTLK OWNED IN
THK COCNTV.
Bert cow for milk Sfl 00
boiler, 3 yeara J !.., til
" heifer, I years old 8 wP
" ealf, under 8 months old I 00
CLAW l.-FAT CATTLE.
Boat fat bullock, to war bolt - $5 Of)
CLASS 4. -THOROUGH nilKD UORSIS.
OI'KN TO ALL
Best si I Una. any breed $S 00
mart aad aolt, any breed, twntd la
Mneeenaty m 10 In
CLASS ft -FAMILY AND FARM IIORSRS.
Best single family bnrse 12 0w
M matched ferriage horeai 8 04
gelding or mere far work M 4
The aibihitor will bt req aired te prwdact I
statement from at least three responsible aeigb-
bora as to qnalittts or horses, to eniiilt kits to tat
p remittals la this alass.
Brat t year old solt11M-iW. 8 00
44 8 yearsold oolt .,., 4M
aolt aader I years old 1
CLASS 8.-TII0TTINO HORSIS. OPKW
TO ALL.
Bet tint, 8 la ft, In single Bsrnees I04
Jlftt Stfrrrtlsrmfnts.
No ptfin inn will be paid In Ibis clai unlets
I hire aia at leait Art enlriea made at tV2 recti,
ror vn!ta tbeit tit ilirrt hrs lu trut Kanh
Mie to tut sgalnpt time. Hit horse liming
tlitl 'uru nil) nul he allowed tn compete for I lie
pn tviinis in iLoiberrlMn No huts in eleaxs
A, T r 0 uiiiil the full amount nf entries at
und( aid thr entrant fee actually paid.
CLASS " TliOTTINM V.i jtJNlll.R llAnKlt.
AT LEAST Hf . KKN 1A VH tiKHiHK
TDK KAIH )
Deal 3 In I, lull heatr, against time $j0 00
No premium will be awarded In thl rlM on
less there are men entries made, and $C U,T each
inlranet paid. The burse wiuning this premium
In thl iilaa will nwt ba awardej a rrvuiivtu in
No. .
OLAtSSD.TROTTINO IKiRSRA OWNXD NI
HAWKD IN T II K CtlUNTV.
Uet 3 In A, against time flu 10
No premium will be awarded In this ol.is on.
leas tlmrt are II v horiea eutarod to ouutpata fr
t. Kntrunr a, $i,
CLASH V.-MIKKl' AND WOOL.
Ilest buck, any breed $1 iO
" ewr, any bread S Ott
Umb 1 00
" fletoe of wool I 1)0
rLABH I0.-8WINK. OI'KN TO ALL.
Ilfft hoar, ni breed $ 4 00
" dreading sow, any breed 4 00
" lg under sii months old S U0
CLASS ll.PUl'LTUY
Itest soup of fi Hprlng ehlkcns $ I 00
" two turkeys, artier I jeer ol J ., 100
M display oftliicktiil, nut tj ihan 1U.. 10
CLASH I1.-PLOW8, KOLI.KKM, DKILLS.
JJAhkUWa AND CULTlVATOIlri.
Uest pli.w Tor itubble or soli $ 00
" sub.sutl plow j oo
" clod aruther and roller entul'ined 1 00
grain drill 00
ibrenblng aiaobioe , $ 00
" corn plauttr Mp'a
iiotm raev j) (ig
M original ioventiun of agricultural im
plement 00
" barrow ,u
fanning milt , , f 00
M cultivator I Oi)
corn shelivr 00
All articles in this class not manulactured la
the oounly will be awaidi d no uunied premium,
but niay receive a dip'otua,
CLASH ia.-MISl'KLLANK(H; FAHMINU
lMi'LkMLMH,
Het bet hive 1 oil
" grmeradlai 00
" I'll of gnrden too go
" display of terming utensil uwuvj oy
rkhibilur & 00
This tins aut'ject to the rule In Class 13.
CLASS U.-CKltKALUBAlNS.
Itest 2 seres of winter wheat $10 00
bunhel of winter whnat J Ofl
t acres of rjt.... ft 00
buili el of rye 00
faoresofoats A U0
' I acres of buckwheat 6 00
" I acres of corn 8 00
I aore ol cluvtr seed 4 00
u 1 buftbol of pttUluss 1 00
" bushel of timothy oo
Crops being equal, preference will be given to
those that yield tba largest net profit. H t element
to bt furniphed by the eshibitor. They muct
be mianored or weighed, and a sample furnibed
Bt tbe rair. Applioants fur premiums must fur
nish tba eommiltet with a stalemenl signed by
tbemieln-cs, under pledge of varaoi'.y, or the
quantity of gram ranad on tho ground entered
i i-ruuiioui, mu muai flaw as vvrrtotiy as
lBU li i . !0,,,,IU,H, th prioB
crops, the kind and quantity of seed sown, and
me time aro looue oi putting it tn the ground.
tTBiim vnurmg nam erops lor exhHutioo, or In
tending to do so, in lire Bailee to the Kana
tive Cuiiitnitie at any time, and have tba tirld
mtaaured and tiauiined by the oommitlet while
growing.
CLASS H.-BRBAD AND CEKKAL FOOD.
Bent loaf of wbtat bread
loaf rye bread
" bef earn hrad ,
" pp'.nne cakt..w
jelly cake
" poundcake ,
' trait Cuke
' eufiro eeko
' Udy cake
" rake of any kind, diploma and
60
60
60
Dip'a
nip
Dipe
Dip'a
Dip'a
Dip'a
60
M prrsrrves, diploma and
' jflly. diploma, and
" uivplay or preserves and jelly
" ice sream
CLAPS In.-BUTTKR ASH Cli 'ESK,
Best 10 nounl or mora of flrkin butter, at
60
60
I 00
60
leart 3 munthi old fl f O
' 5 pounds or more of butler I 50
' ihecne made by exhibitor I 00
The exhibitor to give a statement of the man
ner of prism Ing li e t uner and of uakirt Ihe
ounir.
cms 17. ri-oiit.
Best 100 lb, wheat Hoar
" 100 ilu. buckwheat Hour ,
61 lbs. oorumoal
CLASS 18 I)OHRTIC ABTICLU,
Boat boa or Jar of" honey
18 00
1 60
I 00
$1 00
peacht put up air light, diploma
w tomatoes put up air light, diploma...
M blackberries, air tight, diploma......,
' faner Jar of pickles, diploma
cured bam, diploma and..
" dried beef, with mode of coring-
50
60
CLASS IV. DO atr. (TIC MAHUFACTURBS.
Best 10 yards flani.eL
2 00
itt yards satinet.
16 yards woolen earptt.
10 yards ololb
16 yards rag carpet, (wool chain)..
jair blankets
wool fiiogtd mitts diploma and
woolen toverlet
specimen of knotting, knitting or nee-d'e-work
by a Miss under eleven
1
S 00
1 00
I 00
I
6t
year 1 00
lb. stocking yarn 60
foot mat.. 60
tidy mat 60
CLASS 20. ffKBPLI, IHKI.Lt WAX WO til, C
Bast rpeelmen of needle-work, dlplomaand $
specimen oi sew tag oa macbiae, diplt
ma and H
specimen of flowers in worsted, diplo
ma and , o
specimen or embroidery la worsted.
diploma and 60
epeoimea of embroidery ia laot, di
ploma aad ,
1 specimen ol embroidery in muslin, di
ploma and 0
' epeoimea of leather work, dip. and... 60
' specimen of wax flowers, dip. And.... 60
1 speetmea of feather work, dip. and... 60
' (jrecimea of ornamental work diplo
ma and 60
' shirt made by Mist under 18 yeara.
diploma and 00
1 bad quilt, estimated for work, diplo
ma and
1 00
CLABI 21.-
BILLIIIHT AXD IiBMSBH A KtJtB.
Beat mlllinsry work, diploma aad..
$1 00
dress making, diploma and ,
class 81. a art STIC WORK.
Best photograph taken on the ground
Dip.
Dip.
Dip.
Ii ip
Dip.
Dip.
Dip.
Dip.
Dip.
Dip.
1.1 00
1 00
1 00
landscape paint ,
peninanthip ,
aerhiitctural drawing. H
oil painling ,
portrait painting ,
tattlt painting ,
painting in water colors... ,
ornamental painting of any kindM.
farming scene.. ,
ct.Aaa 23- Dasia.i.
Best design for farm boost and itrtblt
design for dairy house- ,..,
design for fruit boost
CLASS 81. MITALLIC FABMICS AND MATH I KB ST.
Bastoooking stove $3 00
parlor stove.. j 00
specimen, Iron fences t 00
sptcimeo of tinware 1 00
blackimithiog, diploma and 1 00
specimen ol gunimtthing, dip. and... 1 00
sptcimen of iron turning H 1 00
plete oasting, diploma or. 1 00
original invention ia county 6 00
display of American table and pocket
cutlery , 00
" display of edge tools. 100
CLASS 25. VEHICLES OF ALL KIND.
Best family carriage f 00
" uJrit7 , 8 0s
" farm wagon , f 00
"I" 3 00
lamber sled Ofl
" noree cart 1
wheelbarrow 1 ii
Ihe premiums In this class art Intended only
tvr articles manufactured In the county. Diplo
mas may bt awarded to articles not made ia the
oeenty if deserving of notice. This rule also
applies to olasB 34.
CLAS9 24. CABINET WARE 1IADE IN CO.
B.rt dreMlRr bar.. a....
M el!.n.toR labia
" r.rlalr of ab.ln
" b..lfte.rl
" RRabatand
Ml parlar f.rBitar.
" lei of .h. Ira
" totm
" rotitr. l.bl.
lounge diplom. Rod....
otto, ehalr
" ro.il. obairH
...... I
I to
I 110
ts
i M
I 00
I to
I M
I Oil
to
.... I 00
CLASS I0.-CO0PKK1NO, CARPINTKRINd,
to.
Boat pi., .ar. luba, il.Rda, Ae f! lift
' ael of grain BHitrH I 00
M wlBdow blladR, 01
)ol.fbaebela ....,
" HWiRN gMh 1 00
" panol do.r , I 00
M pan, f .B hiRd I 00
CLASH It. ROOTS AWI OARDRN VlalTA
III, KS.
Beit bo.h.l rRlabaiR..,.. . t
" buihol .arrou t 00
" U.UU.oel.rj to
M bo.h.l iwmi polRtoM 1 00
bo.b.l labl. bnla tO
6 bMda ..'ibaife, diplona RBd tt
" TRri.lT .f Melon., diploma Rod to
M ia..bM, dlploiRR. to
" pvaiphiR, SiploiBRRndU to
" .(( pl.RL.. tt
It RSRat b. ahown Ib.t all tocelablM ban bMS
rRiMd b tb. .Rbibltor.
CLASS S.-Ct'RRIRRK, SADDLEttS AND
OIIURHAR.RH3.
D.ll dl.pl.; ufbooliad.boe. .. M 00
" ridisi RRddl.forlRdy 100
riding brtill. .nd RiRrttiigal.4 to
tid. tnl.b.d bar.Ma halbn I 00
elgh rob. rbrS. b Ribibltor lot
Mrrtag. barn... m .M I SO
" liRgl. baro.M M ot
rid. hip lealb.r.. to
" rid. Ml. Ualb.r. tl
M tog b.rnw. 10S1
Urtc di'fillsfnuuta.
'i ,.niirti..D, I on
" lr.irhniliur.il I 110
..II. kin in
" lid U',.r Iw.lh.r 10
TI.AHS SO.-TAII.nKit' AMI tll'llUl.HTKIl.
KHS' Weill K.
P.l full ot ololt.a R4.il. liy b.rxl I) 00
" p.nu ...1 r.t Rl.dtt 1.. Udy. I 10
l.u. l.Rllrrai..
.Ir.w in. tlr....
eosl tu.il. by t I.Jy
CLiStl ll.-l'llI.N'tlNU IN COtlNIV
i
1 uo
ll sit newapapif
" b ana -,
handbill v
card
' sptcimen if ornauiental priuiing...,
CLAStt 31,-HrONKWAItb'.
Hest atsorimeni and quality
II
t 00
$2 00
CLASS 33. WOOD ANU BTONK.
Det diesaed stunt $
" butter bowl ,
" turned article
" fl.tor bnanls, worked ., I 00
" waahiug uiaoiituti 60
" wrnther t oardi, worked I
CUBS 14. NATURAL MINERALS.
Uest sul'iif upt-ful mineral of Clturfleld
county, lueludlug anal.
potter clay
" limestone
fine clay
CLASS 35. FRUIT.
Dest dl'plHy and grealest variety ot graft'
2 0
60
1 00
00
en apples..
" dUpluy of pears.
1 00
1 H
' quinces m
" peoi tin-o ol eppH, bushel... M
' s eimea ol American grape
" natural grapes raised In eouuty
douieatic grape wine
" Oiirrant wuit
" blackberry wine,
CLHS 80. DORSKMANllllV
To H e lady who manages her horse beat
B d sits most gracefully
To tba gentleman who manages his hurat
best and sits moct gracefully
Dest driving on the (rank by a lady
Best band with brass instruments
licet band of martial music
CLASS 37. NUEHKRIK3.
Bast nursery en tn la ing the gresteit vari
ety of fruit and shrubs, eulttva
led in the most approved manner,
(he applicant tw turn lib written
deacrluiioa, a 1th varUtv and mode
I
I
I
60
0
60
Dip.
Dip.
Vif.
Dip
Dip.
oi ouituro.K
It 00
CLANS IH.-HIFLK 81IOOTINO
riaST MUCH 60 YARDS.
Bavt i shots, string measure.
...9I oo
... 6 Ofl
... 4 00
... 00
... I 10
Second best
Third best
Fourth best .
Fifth best
aCCOKD MATCH 100 TAH1H.
Best 8 nhots, string measure
...15 00
... f f0
... 8 00
Second beit...,
Third b
Both tt-ilohe to bt shot accord in a to the fol
lowing ru as:
No shooting to take place until there are twen
ty-flve entries in a, oh match at $1.00 aa entry.
Position, standing; ofi-hand, free arm ; toy kind
of gun i open lights; ao sighting" abola and ao
shots "called"-shoot three and measure tbree.-
meaaurementi to be made from centre of ball to
centre of target. Tht ranee will bt selected hv
ibe Judges and each marksman to furnitk his
own target.
All tierliau d.alrlna In alinnl .i tk.l.
names, mccompaxitd bw th tnlramrt , to the
Secretary not later thaa Boon on Thursday,
av. Oc
utoer win ine mira day oi tns lair.
Person entering f ir the milch will be admit.
led to the grounds fret of charge oa the day of
int maicu.
Discretionary premiums will be awarded fur
all articles of merit not embraced in tht above,
and exhibited by meobauics In all the varinus
branches, and it ia hoped that a veneral exbibU
ti n will bt mado. For all improvements useful
to ins tanner, anu naving valuable properties,
altnougrt notmatie in tne oounly, premiums mar
be awarded by the Executive Committee, la all
rasos of merit, diploma will be awarded to ex
hibitors residing out ol tbe eounty , and sui-b per
son are cordially lovited to at trod ths fair, atd
exhibit any articles ility may cboos. Taey will
reoeire every attention at the bands of the on
oers.
Aa earnept appeal Is made to our own ptoplt
io ma no inis toe oest lair we bavt avtr had. Let
the exhibition be worthy of our people and cred
itable to tbe county. It Is iiecnliarlv a ouuntv
institution. It should be a farmer's society, and
from them should receive tbe most aiu-otiua and
enoo trageuient. lis good effeota have been felt
anu toucn more goon may be dont.
NATHANIEL KISIIEL,
IIAKRH 1100 V Kit, l'rtsidtnt
Secretary.
W. J. IIOFFKlt,
RKM NO, TIIRKB OPKHA HOUSE,
Clearneld, Pa.,
OF.AI.ER IN
DKY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES.
QIEEXSWARE, I1ABDWAEE,
CarpetM, OH Clothe,
Etc, Etc, Etc
IVIIX TAKE COtlNTRV PRODUCE
IN EXCUANCB FOR OOOIX
AT MARKET PRICE.
t'lrsrOelJ, P.., Bept. Is), IHTH tf.
C0MMISSI0NEBS' SALE
OF
Unseated Lands
Clearfield County, Piv.
Nollr. ta hereby glrea tbat Ir puratiRRo of aa
Ant of Act of Aaaeatlilr, Rppro.ad April S. 1R0,.
nlilled,"An Aet dlrtetiog tb. aiod. .f mIIIrr
VBiaated LaRde for Uiea, Rnd th. Hrml nn.
pl.ro.iit. therato, th.r. will b. .ipoaed to pobli.
,al Rt th. Coort Hon.., Ir Ih. boroogb of Ul..r-
ield, Rt I oelook p. n., or HednMlR,, tb. Ittb
day of October, ISTS, th. following tract, mr
pieoe. of RRMStod I.Rd. purebRMo; froaa tba
CouRly Trauurar, front 1884 to 1871, Inoluair.,
PIHCIIA8KD 1981-1
Acre,
150
jilt
otr
201
00
1,1
ItH
SIIO
40
41
81
818
1 i.O
11
lot
7
17i
IIOIR
I
100
71
I
IKttrraRle. .r Oi.r. rlM.iR,
A. Soott H Fergo.aa.
Jobn Whltojw Oolieh.
No. 18ii K.rlbsBa.
flM. A.hloR Krox.
ThomproB A Kngl.man.,.H 14
P.tar llrnry Woodw.rd.
M M m
Mar, Coonelly "
Ji-hnMi-C.nn.il
farr MoCoRR.IIy '
lOOO lUld 1017.
Cri b.rniRR BcmrHr.
R. 8. t'alb.r. Brady.
Kllaa Kephart DMator.
Joho RoblmR M
I'a.l Whin P.r.uKM..
No. 1001 KatlbRRl.
Job. PattoB Knot.
!lorgc W.dray I.onb.r City.
Mary CoBBelly Woodward.
loea .unci loos.
J.bn Heaaa
llisryBerh
Fenion A Speact...
HaRBab Stewart
George TarRer
llaani
Moilarray
T. A i. Wblu
.... Meecrla.
Ball.
....niooRi.
...1I0..1.
..Br.dford
Brady,
It
18
SI
7
SI
100
Ml
100
til.
71
41
!
Ill
.....Kartha.k
Tb.rlM Wllll.k
William Mlobeai. "
Bllae Wlleotl Kaot.
Alex. Ilaoler
Joalab Jordaa '
Thnma. Jordan
i. B.Shaw LawrMra,
MorgaB ".
Qeorire U.iea Morria.
1B70 aad 1B7X.
Joha Baaamas ...Beeoarla,
Jobn Tboma. Big.
Martha WortblBloa.,..,Oba.l.
JamH Wlleoa MaalM.
22
ma
in
sit
oo
ll
0
SI
101
No. tost, Mai. Power.
Wm. Bigler
Pat Hagerty
Si. Deary
Joha Loader
....Morria.
.... I'ep..
...Pike.
Woodward.
CLARK BROWN,
HARRIS MOOVRR,
THOS. A. SleUHIR,
Alt.lt!
J. W. Bewa,
Owrh
Cvmmlaaloa.nl.
CoB.mlMlear' Ofloa. I
Cl.ir8.ld. P., 8et. IS. '78 41. (
Hfiu drrrtlsrmrnts.
W.intkii ioo,ona ruun.ra fi Sh.T.d
llonp Pul.a, d.llv-ir--4 la a.r Ii-1. of
s oijo, or Tj ou-i a cir.m.M. h. a k., u.ij
K.kI. V.IIiit, rdJ I'.fln's K.ll Ru.d, Rn-I fur
wtilrb 1 will rHjr lb. ...h.
Aildn.., JOS. I.. NKKK,
Hit II 4-a. M..l.uJ, Ornlr. l.'u I'.,
lAtJTION All i.raoa, r li.r.ir 4iuti-.u-
w birT.tni I tin "lriMtf nf divine ',ti - 'ti n, tn
.HR s ..tl.iB iwii tf.r.ii .TiifTlT. it .1. 1"
()u...mIiir or W IB. Priu. or l'l. t..ll.llt), R,
ill. urn. b.lopg. to n., .oil 1. 1.11 wild uiui or
Iorr ouly, .ulij.otto RijT oril.r .t on; tiui.
1KI. U. LAN1UII.
Cl.arB.ld, Pt 8.,1. IS, 1 sis 11.
to
bO
iw ami
JETPASTE. ,
POLISH.
k..ry a,4,..Bwl.M n BrC
r. buri.-n. ') It,
kvaOasjall' Blasl taa.
Bvm. UTS. Sat fauaAsa vf . UL
'ft. POLISH Wm. Huiu-tt
NO
Bsvisriiwo.
OUBT
RUST,
WABTK,
HERRTS. ZIEGLER, Solo M anu ftel urer,
SBaa, ee B thm BteM, ratatlaltu.
TVHY IJMT, List of Jotora drawn for;Sep
tern her Term. A. D. IMS, eommenclnc on
the sth Wood ay, 18d d ay, and to oontinaa for two
weeks.
oa a ao j i' so a a I at waag.
W. L. Antes, Lawrence. jJohn Cams. Pike,
Fred Olssey, Morris. jll. PentloolT, Burns de tp
L. K rouse, Osoeila. John H. Dun Ian. Knox.
A. Kosenkrans, Huston. Tlioa White, Karthnus.
Amos Hunderhn. BWI. . J. 1. II mull. Bradr.
A. O, Lawbead, Law 'nct'j W 11 lleduhaugh.La w'ot
ZasOjtd-n, Law re ore. A II (Ireenwalt, Osceola,
ti. D. NelT, Bnrnsida IwriJoe Kelpie, Woodward.
AHMcCardle Utir'si letp' J Faloiiin, imrniido bor.
A. Bilger, Curwcosville. j A M Shaw, Walleoeton.
K. M. Johnson, Jordan. iN Rcpbart, Deetur.
Harrison (loss, Osoeola. 'Uao Willi ami, Vaum.
TBAViria a u Bona.
D II Davis, Burnetii b. Ill Oraffias, Bradford.
K Owen. Woodward. jD D Sohoonorer,Orabam
A C'onowav. Covlnaton.iJobn F Uile. L Ciiv.
J 0 Cnpenhaver, Uuhcb John Connly, Cheit,
ismiley, Hraly. ; (Jeorge Coble, Grabiita.
David liarr, Decatur,
:joob uee, numiid twji
jtleo il Merrill, Uogs.
'G W Dickey, Ilouuiale
Frd tSboff. lirocari.
J HarrUon, Woodward
David Hair, Beooaria.
' tlenry Knarr, lirsdy.
I Lel Sunderlm, Ucll.
'Sidney Smith, bloom.
J U Merrell, Morris.
J Ross Bloom, I' ike.
B Alexander, Woodw'd
1 noma Uoonly, Chest.
S A Caldwell, Bradford
W. VYhiteaide, Beeearia
bn Clark. Brady
Bea) Kline, Osceola.
Wilmn Hoover, Horsi
. uarid lla(eriy,
David John. Woodward. Ham'l li Davi
Jas Ward, llouts Ixle. ! Win T Catui bill, B -II.
PUarnier, Covington. J. U li;er, Curwonsvilt
II heiter, Kertbaua. C liartle, llorri.
C Weibie, Woodward. Wm May, Oteeola.
II U,nnUr.,r, Bradford K F Oulicb, L iwrencS
I iliac Hagorty, tJolicb. jl C MoCioskey, Kiirtli's
I Ravmond jr.. Morris. John 1'urter. Clearneld
U Henington, of Kob't,J M Byron, Brady
Chest. Hi HumgRirdner, Cov'gton
Ab'm roaret. Morris. IS M Weoiter. Chost
JnoTrumao, Wmideard Oaoiel Faul, Decatur
Frank M.-Brvlc, Bl iou. D W Smith, Uulich.
Jno king sr., BuraiidetiJ A Woulridgo, BraJfd
r u. Mautern, I fee at ur. Alex Bbield, Monii
Uovre Fishel, I bust.
VRAVRfK JUBOBa !n witv.x.
David Dreaaler, Tnfoa jPCurley, Brallord
Thomas K)ltsr, Morn 1 Frederick ipp. tVnn
Frank Cooper, CUarBeld. A C Wnltbera, tiohea
Wm Barter, Woxidward iTlioa I'arki. llradt.ird
A 1. II ('If.rS.m
A bin Walkc, Knox
T Townsend, Woodward
P Duoa, lloulsdle
W Digbenhaugti,Wood.
C Sehriog, Burnside tp.
J 11 Urowo, Morris
I Mcilarvof.ol A, Chest
nn hoUoU, CSou
W J li -e.-r. K.rib.m
A KrrgoaoR, K.rKU.ofl
11 Thima., Ur.liROl
K C Tariloo, t'laarnrl-l
D.ild Kllmior, Ural,;
Mail MoCuIit, L'hul
1'at UarrlKJo.
I M Chambers, Cur'srilie
N H Lanich, Lawrence
Jacob C e. Hell
H F Wallace,
Uau'l M .ore, Kailnaul J M AJnmi, Ul.arAelil
suuin un, llu.lun Manlo Ulioin, Knol
II O llm.al, Wooilward Sobook, lira Ir
Jff UloolB, Cari.eoirill.L Fle(ii), Liwr.no.
tirimmv
Tf llatenieot of the Hoed, H-ihuol and Poor
fund, of Woodward Inwnebip, for the year ending
, unn .v. . have, trraiurer, In aec t, i :
RUiR rt'RD PR.
To Riu't la Tn-R. hernia laat ialtl.mtnt..$t,0SJ 39
To am t ree'd from Co. TrM.orar 760 79
To Duplieat. ofj. HbaBooo. Huparvia-jr. 107 13
To n at. Lather dap. of , I traaiferrod
to John bhanBOB 13131
To Soiiplementary tase. 29 011
To taxea traoaf.rred from Uoaahoe to
SbaaooB
To ara't of order, draws oa Traaaurer
by John Sliaono. 700 04
To dap. ofjobo Donahoe. Bu)ar,iior... St 24
To ba!. taxea or llagerty aetata 10 61
To taxea traniferrad froat Sbaanoa to
onabo. Kl 87
To dap. of H. KtebRida, Uunerrieor ...... 00 09
To texe. traa.ttrred froax Doaaho.
Riebanli 3 10
To ordora drawa oa Tree., by Riobardi. 37 91
Total $1,109 99
rRRBIToR.
By work don. by taxabl.a nador John
Sbanaea f S0.1 17
By wnrlt doo. by coatraot under Jobn
8hanooB 48 71
By work dooe by 8. B. llRRl.p for Joo.
Bh.nnon u 48 11
By work doo. by Hhaoooa, Bup.rti.or.. IDS 00
Hy .xooeratiooa H 30 41
By l.xea traoat'erred to DoB.ho. 17 28
lly work doo. by taxablaa under John
Donahoe, 8up.rriaor M 1,447 01
By work don. by J. Doaabo. 309 110
By tax.. traosferr.d from Dun alio, to
SbuaoB - 41 71
By taxea traB.f.rred from DoBnbo. to
Klebardi 3 10
By work doo. by J, Low. for Dooaho.. 14 80
By .toa.ratiop. 47 97
By work don. by taxable, apder 11.
Kiebarda 171 17
By w.rk doo. nder B. Kldndge for
Riob.rd. 181 '8
By work doo. by II II. BoughraRO..... 2 to
lly work doo. by 11. Hieb.rda, gup 211 71
Hy axonaratioBa n 17 80
By order, n-.lrsm.il for 1X77 1,112 SO
II; order, redeemed for 1878 410 00
By bal ia band, .f Ttmi. at Mttlenxeat If 8 40
ToUl
1.09
To bal. ir handa af Traaaurar..
, -t 109 40
LUIILITIR.,
To erder. drawn es Treat, by Shannon t 709 94
To " " " Ili.n.li.n. 824 87
To " Bich.rda. 97 91
1 1, Ull 71
1.112 a
t 710 SS
Ry ord.ra r. lecKel..
To order, oat.taaili.g for 1877. .. $ 720 OS
By order, redeemed for 1878 411 00
ToUl indobtndneai t 270 08
By am't la Treaaarar'e aaad. 118 40
Total iBdebtedoeaa OT.r all resoana. at
Mtl.ai.Bt ,.H 101 IS
POOR POROPR.
Tohal.iBTrea..handi.ltaataptllenient. 217 77
To am't rre'd from Co. Treaiurar..
771 II
711 80
To am 'I of dupllo.l. for 1377
Total
....(1,711 00
By .rd.ra re'leeued
.. 417 M
By .m't is Trr... baiidaaad RRi-olleoted. 1,181 16
ToUl
S1.J10 00
RRrstrr. tun RlrRRDirtiRRa.
To am't of order, drawa OR Traaanrer by
U. K. Tela, Orarmr $.1,100 IS
leant .1 oraor. dr.wa oa Iraaaurer
by J... Alex.ader, Or.raear IS II
Total
BaaooacRR.
,J9.S1 SI
By am't la Traa.ur.ra bandi
By am't du. from Lawreaoa twp .,
By am't duo by townihip
-.11,181 tl
21 00
, 1,810 12
S8.I0I 88
To aatttaRding ord.n
..11.101 88
Te .m't du. by twp. oyer alt raaoaroai..$!,lll 82
btrooi. roB tbr jou aadlRg Jaa. 1, 7Ibr.
T. .m't Is Tra. baa li tail Mlllw.at.18,111 tl
T. Slot. .pproprinlloR ...... 180 78
To duplicate for H77 1,0(4 71
Totol
.....lull Oi
By order, rrdemod
.11,417
By Treae. aad Oolwelor'a at Malaga aa
ai,.ir..v
By Trwu. paraMtag... StRt. Rpproprl-
alio.
By bol. Ir bead, of Traaar.r
ICO 00
I as
. Hit it
Tatal
..31,117 SI
LliBiLime. To autataadlaf .rder...l,llt 14
Hsioorcri. By am't la Tn... haadi.1,781 11
Bal. la. twp, by Tiruarar
.11 HI SI
We, tb. and.r!gRod Audllar. af Waadward
towaabip, haelag daly aaamlaod tbe aoeoaau ef
aald towaabla. b.rebr aartilt thai w. lad tbam
aa ebere alatea.
TBOS. IIRNDRR40N,
AtlHt: JAMK9 COHNKI.V,
1. Brrbrbihors, JKHSIt DltlUiNS,
Clark, Aadllora,
Sept. II, 71-81,
I KADYv llll MIXED !
jlrw aflmtlacmrnts.
n a xr . tt
vjiccil vv esiern rlotp
Ki. 1311, 1313 A tVh Market g,rttti ' 1
iKrwrfy oxMir Wmmarnxkir-, Ormmd Wj
Philadolpliia, Toaa'a.
Tomxm, a.OO raor
aew i .4UOD.a ituii.;., U. ti. Miat, and Aeaat n
of Fi... An. T. W.TiUUCK,'
oraa ai t Bianr. jji jt
TIN & SHEET-IRONWARE
CANDIS MERRELL
lias opeiif-d. In a buitdinc on Marktatr..
Sa.Al Vrsena llolvl li. nimuaile tb ll...
Houso in Ckarlkeld.a Tm and Shaet-Iroa Man.
fartory and biore, wbem will be found at all tisate
a full linu of
noxrsa rTOircsnnTG goods,
Stoves, Hardware, Etc.
llnuHi .-"-.iiIiiir; an, .11 kisil. of J.ib work, r.p,r.
In. Ac, don. on .hurl nolle. oJ t m.,o01i,,
rstu.. A!.i, .((.-li lur la.
Singer Sewing Machine.
A supply of Machines, with Needle, Jc., .
Ttrms, strictly cah or country produce. A
share oi patronage solicited.
O. B. MERRELL,
Soperiotendeot.
Clcaifield. April 25, M7Mf.
DltUG STOJIE."
H. B. SPACKMAN,
DRUGGIST and CHEMIST,
At Pliaw's old staud, CI. jr ll Pv, baj jaH
openei a new stock of
pvre ..r rnvHii nni Ls,
and 1s now prepared to ftirnUh anything ia tbt
tht lint of Bruits and Medioines at the ver )rl
est cash prices,
lie tixsaisoon band a lure stock of Combs,
Hair and Tooth Brushes. Faucv Articles. Tt.li.i-
atid baving tS'.aa, am avery thing usually kept
In a Grit-el. Dru htere.
PHYSICIANS' PEESCEIPTIOUS
oiiioinunJfil witb da; or olirhl. A lio.nl
flur. of .trooKo rexpccttuiry miIIoIImI.
m. u. el'ACKXAN.
Cl,.rB.I,l. P.., Oct. 14, 1877.
ICURESI
HUMPHEETB'
HOMEOPATtHIO SPECIFICS
nrn in srnernl iiecfnr twenty rrari.
Fvrrynhrre nrovr-d the mn-r UXyy
stifliJi K, oSunii Al and frFlcihYf
inruirinri known. Thry are Juat v. hnt
the people want, ft nT in if time, ninnrv.
alrkneaa nnd Hiimrtnv. V.rrf ainsrle
anertite the well tried pencrlptton oi
a emineut pby.lcltuu r
Cnres. Cents
I TSTrrn C"petlnn, Inflammations, . . ft
I Wonni, Wiinii Kev,,, Wurro Cilc. . , 15
L'T5'ln?",ol'rjor Tebtng of Infanta., ts
a. Olarrhira, of Children or Adnlta,
ft. lintrrsi-ltlnrbiia. Vornitlof. TT . .
7. fl'nurh), Colds, Bronrhliis,
& N'MirnliriR. Trotharhe. Pacearhe, . , tl
t. Iiraitarhea, ftick Hi Mwhf, Vwiijro. . 15
10. I pep. I a, Biiiona Btomath, , ,7 . 15
H. fcumireeard, or Hainfnl Peiioda, . . . 15
11 M hi lea, too Profnae Perlndx ft
i C roiin- OooiOifficnltBreathlnfr, . . ft
14. Knit Hheuiii, rvlplae, Kniptluna. , ft
is. Ithriimailhm, Ith.-umarfc Paint. . . ft
HI Fever unti Amie, Chill Fever, ALue,. W
17. rilea, blind or bleedlnr, . ... . , b
IH. Ophthnliity, and tSore or Wrak Erea, , DO
Ifl. C nlnrrh, acnte or cbrontc, Iniluonsa, . 60
M. MhoopinK oiisrh, violet che, . M
I. Asthma, oppreseed BroathlnK, . , . W
M. F.ar ISUrhanree, lmiialred hcarlnff, . M
n. atrrotula, enlarscd bUdos, HwpJlinea, , to
ft. ft?neral hcbilltv. Physical Wcaluteaa, . 00
U. Ilrfipoy and ecant? Becrcttons, . ... 60
M. Nra-lrl neaa, alckneea from ridlnff, . CO
87. Kidney. HlKeaae, Gravel, . , . , . (so
. Kervmia iseblllty. Vital Waakneat, ! t
. Nitre "tiouth, Canker, (a
so. 1 rlnnry M ea k ieaa, wetttns the ltd, BO
81. I'nlnliif Perloda. orerlih Hiteams, . . u
1 lltpnrof Heart, palpltatJone,etc . I 00
SI K.ptlrMey, bpaama, Hu Vitus' Iianca, . 1
S4. Illphtherla, nlceraled tore throat, . , M
8a. Chronic Contteatluna and KruUtma, U
FAMILT C1AES.
Case, Monireo. vrith above SS laraje vlsls anit
.Mauualof directiona, , . . , , $10,00
Ca ae Morocco, of SO Urgt vlala aad Book, 4.00
Tlieee remedlea are aent by tbe eaas
alnale bo or vial, to any part ef the
eoiintry, free af charge, on receipt-o(
innphreya'iiimiennatkleXedletnera.
Otlke nnd l'-pt, M Fulton Ht. Nrw York,
Tor Male by all rae;a;leta.
Hv Hnmphreys' BpeWflo MannaJ cm the
care and treatment of diseaaa and ita car.
MntFRo& applicatioa.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN
SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PUKE DRUGS!
CHEMICALSl
PAINTS, OIIJS, DYE STUFF
VAKNiKiiKs,
BRV8IIES,
PBRFUy KRT,
FASCi O00D
TOILET AKTICLES,
Of ALL KINDS,
PC RE WIXES AXD tlOVORS
tot medietaal parpoae.
TruaM.. Supporters, S.?hool ll'ioka and StatloR-
ary, and all other arlioloe atually
fvuad la a Drug tstora.
PIIVSIPIANS' PRKSCRIPTION8 CARi-
PtlLLY COMPOirNllrill. Haring a targe a-
ertoneo la Ihe bueinea. tbey .aa gir. oatir. Mt-
Iftioa.
J. . I1ARTSWIPK,
JOHN F. IRWIN.
Ct.er8.ld. tmte 18. 1.74
JKMOVALI
JOHN McGAUGHEY
WoaM rrpeftfully notify tbt pablle ftnerslly
that ht has removed bis Grocery Btere froaa
Shaw's Row, to the bulldlne; formerly oeeapietl
by J. Miles K raiser, oa Hecuad street, aeit door
to BlRler's hardware store, whtrt ht iatenda
keeping a fall hnt of
H it o i: ii 1 1: h.
HAMS, DRIED BEEF and LARD.
8CUAR8 aad Si RVPS, of all grade..
TEAS, flrws and Black.
COFFEE, Roa.ttd aad Unas.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
All kind, la Ih. market.
PICKLES, ia Jan aad barrel..
SPICES, la erery furm aad ..rlety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL KINIMOKCRACKKttrt,
SOAPS,
MATCHES,
DRIED APPLE8,
DRIED PRACniS,
DRIED CIIERRIE'.
Coal Oil aa& Lamp CMmEoys.
And r good aaortmn .f tboa. thing, anally
kapt Is r groovy .ton, wbieh b. will ..change
for marketing at lha market prioea.
Will Ml for aaak u .bnply M asy ether .so.
PleaM .all aad MO kU Msak ul Judge for
y.Rrealf.
. . JOHH atcOAt'OHIT.
Cwarield, Jas. 1, 1171.