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THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIKM), PA.
WRDNRSDAT MORN I Nil, OCT. 16. lftTS.
Terms of Subscription.
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If tjatd after throe end bafore ill ttonihi... 2 50
If after the expiration of six monbti... 8 00
ti tttUtl? S. 's FlTTkfffiif.1, 1 Co.,
r,j cr AittettUinjt A gouts, 17 Park How, midst
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iu N York City.
m.i.K.nir muk dh,
nirthudiit l..l-f opal Churrh Rev. J. 8.
Mt M CRRAT, Pastor. erTiofi er.ry Sabbath
a Hi A M., and 7 P. M.
Snbt'(b rinhool at V A. M.
prayer Meet. Opt ovary Thursday, at 7 P. M.
Ci)ino union hervtce, flrit Sabbath of arery
,1(ntb, al 10 A A. M.
Went Cltarlleld. !l. E, Church. Rv
W. froTT Wilboh, Pastor. Preaching every
Itoroate fiumley, at 9 o'olonk, l hi. Sun day
Lrciiool at 21, P. M. All ire invited to attend.
prel)ierlan t'hurrh Ker. II. 8. BuTtra.
S.ilbHth sprricfls morning and evening 8ab
hnth School at I P. M. Prayer Meeting Wednoi
ltv evening.
Ilnptiat Church. Re. J. A. Ai-dmim.,
PirturHrrTicf every Habtiath evening, alter
nate at HI A. M.,anl 7J P. M. PaMmth School
at 3 P. M. Prayer Meeting Weduenday evening
it. l-raiirlp' t hiiifli Catlinttc llev. p.
J. SnttlAH. Preaching at 10 o'clock, A. M., on
the firft, third and fourth Sunday of eh mouth;
Vespers and Herod. eMon ot the fileised Haeramtnt
at 7 o'clock, P. M. bunday Hchool every Bon day
afternoon at 8 o'oloek.
4)1 l'KIAL DIRF.CTOHY.
tivn or S'lLnma quarteb imiiom cuurt.
Prcond Monday f January.
1 bird Monday of Maroh.
Fust Monday of June,
Fourth Monday of tiepteuilier.
Tim or iOLDIM GOMIIOI rLBAa.
First Monday of June.
huoond Monday of November.
rtraLio orricmii.
prtidtmt Jvdy Hon. Charles A. Mnyor, of
Lock Haven .
Attitlant taw Ado lion. John H. Orvla, of
Bellcfonts.
.4 octal Judgti Arirenj Ogden, Clearflald ;
Vincent B. Holt. Clearfield.
protkottotary Eli Bloom.
Rtguttr and Rttordtrh. J. Morgan.
liittriet Attorn Win. M. McCullough.
TreaMmrtr David McOaughey.
Sheriff Andrew Hants, Jr.
Drputy Sharif ChrUt. J. Keagr, CltarfleM.
County Surveyor tiamnel V. MuCloskey, Cur
pjenirUle. County Commi tt i omsts Clark Brown, Clear
Held Thomas A. MoUoe, Chest P. 0. Ilairii
Hoover, Clearfield.
County Auditor-William V. Wright, Clrar.
field ; tiamuel A. Caldwell, Williomigrovi ; Juhn
C. Conner, Uumnide.
County CWoacr J. B. Naff, New Washington.
Jury Committiontrt Dr. J met P. B ore h field,
Clearfit-d, Joseph Aleiander, Madera,
Superintendent of Public School M. h. Mo
Qiiown, Clenrflld
Senltmf Wrigntt iftatmm Jrru W.Carlile,
office at Uuthercburg Pa.
Solaris Public John W. Wrigley, Wm. Re
debaugh, Cyrus Gordon, Clearfield; Joseph H.
Irwin, N. K. Arnold, Curweuiviils j J. A. Living
tone, Dullois City.
Oor ,Vjecieolnn ia decidedly interfiling In
a local point of view, and profitable reading to
outsider! who want to wive inonry.
VI--.S, OF LOt'ltSlS :
"Mill juu take whet, oali or oi-rn for auj
pcription ?" We are often inquired of in thii way
by letter f reu patrons who reiide at a diitance
frum Clearfield. Wo ag tin aay yoe. ThereceipU
of a responsible merchant or mill nworr In the
vicinity, will amwor us Jut as will ai the aih.
To illltntrate: If any of our patrons will deliver
ui a bug of grain at the mill of Joseph II, Breth,
in Chcit lownvhip, Horace Patobia, In Bumside,
ThoniHi II. Forrey, in Graham, Wm- Porter or
Shaw's, in Lawrence, or Brown A Seylrr's, ai
Ruckton, UnUn township, and forward their
receipts for the amount, we will erodlt them on
tbifr account Tor the lame. In ibis wuy all may
stun pny hat they owe, If they will pursue this
course. tf.
Try HUkU'b 5-Cent ciutH.
Pumpkin pic-miml buck wheat cukos I
Now futtcn your Thankdiving tur-
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This week for cheap tobacco nnd
cigars at J-lm A. SttK-h's.
Come to tho Fair and help muke it
a luoeesi snd a credit to our county,
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Head John P. Krnnur shinlo and
b'op spfcials in our " FpecUl " locals to-day.
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ChcMrmta are in tho market, and tho
crop this season In Clearfield county Is Dot m
plentiful one.
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Don't fail to call and trot your din
ner at the Baptist dining tent, near the entrance
to the Fair ground.
Tho Court Proclamation and list of
Jurymen for tbe Nortinber term of Court Is pub
lished in this Irsue,
Thin week there will be Rold a lotot
eheap Tobacco and Cigais at John A. Stock's
Cigar Factory B. It . Sbaw'a old stand.
Parlies in need of a fun, ace, can bo
cure n cheap on by calling upon or addrfsstng
Joslah W. Smith, Esq., Clearfield. See advertito-
ment in this paper.
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The Ccntro County Fair, held Inst
wh ai B-Hefunte, was a success financially and
otherwise. It was estimated ikt ,tou pfhiple
were on the grounds last Thurtdey.
" Drain Lick " i the name ot a new
poitoffioe recently ettablished at what Is known
as tbe " Cooper sttt lenient," In Morris towrsbip.
Mr. Harry C. Crtrman bai been eommistioned
pos1 mister.
Lant Sunday a wevk. ft wm of Mr
Whipplof Lawrence township, fell from a chest
nut tree and broke one of bis arms, between the
wrist and elbow, fracturing botb bones. He Is
now getting s long rather comfortably.
The peanut stand near tho circus
ground did a tfcrmng business on sdot aay.
Califurnia peanuts, "hump-backudfdout'le-jointed,
a yard long, in inch thick, and still agrowlng,'
were disposed of ID large quantities,
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Tho Law card of Oscar Mitchell,
Kq., appears In this psper. Mr. M. baa opened
an office in tbe Opera House. He la a trait
worthy young man, and any legal builnesc en
trusted to hit care will receive prompt and care
ful attention.
Itev. V. M. Hrvairiirer, Superintend
ent of tbe Mnbodist Book lUxim, Hnrrisburg,
preached In the Clearfield M. K Cburoh lest Sab
bath morning, and eon d noted a Sunday School
Missionary meeting in tbe evening. Botb services
were ably conducted end well mended,
Tlie Synod ot liurrinbur will nice
In Ibt Presbyterian Church at Ituniigdon, Pa.
to-morrow (.Thursday), at 7 o'clock P. M
will continue He seiaioni unlit the following
week. About Uro hundred ministers and elders
are e peeled to be In attendanoe at this meeting,
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LtHt of letters reniainin uucluimod
la the Posioffiee at Cleat field, for tbe werk end in
Oeto'ter H, 187S i
Nelson Armstrong, Lewis Buck, Adm Baiit,
Viana Colw.il, J. A. Caldwell, J. F. Carroll,
Auitln Flegal, Martin Shoff-(l), Henry W. Smith,
Mary U. Hebneir. P. A. Oai lib, P. M
Sunday Sciiuui. Convintion. Th
Clearfield County SaLbatb School Aaeociatlon
will bold a Convention at Wallaeaton, oa Tburs
day, Nov, Tlh, 1878. Full programma will
duly published. The Local Committee of Arrange
' meats consists of the Pastors and Superintendents
at Wallacetoa. D. W. MrCi nov, Sec'y
The Leonard Literary Association
varied tbe programme last rrlday aventog,
order lo give tbe members of tbe legal fraternity
who are connected with It a chance to air their
knowledge of the law. In plao ef tbe venal de
bat and literary ciereises, a snoot Court was of
ganlted. Frank Cardoa was lodisted and placed
on trial far t elating the Qame Law, ead, alter
brief trial, wai arqaittod.
Accidental Siiootino. Firo arms
ai dangerous plaything for ehlldrra. A little
ten-year eld boy of ibis place, ten of Sheriff Pent,
became possessed of a revolver ea day last week,
and white be aad somte companions were shooting
with tt last Saturday, a ball passed through lb
Issky part of bis bead and struck another llttl
fellow la tb aide, paeslog through the clothing
and jest graiiag tbe lesh, Neither of the boy
are mask hart, bat they ware both pretty badly
aart. Children should not be sHoved to pur
faaao or hand) each dangereae weapons, a they
ra seemly aat. la tbs heads of grown persona.
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Last Saturday, the Mmrods, under Captain
Leavy mmi McUaugbay, Indulged In a return
hunt as a sequel to the one engaged in a few
weeks previous. Csptata Leavy'c side was agia
ucetssful, the following toore will show i
l A IT. LIATT'l DDK. I CAST. H'ttAUOIv't
R. A. Leavy, Capt... 144 D. M'Geugbi-y.Capt. 1A0
A. A. Ad
bl U. B.C.wdriek..
K. A. ltnrrhflald
Krnest Book
Al. B. Heed
Fred. Sackelt
S. I. 5oyiT...,
Werren Thorn...,
68 A.M. Bloom
.. 45: Frank IV ell
,. 8 li 'Uarnay Clark
.. ItHJaek Dougherty.... .
l)j John U. Harder
Frank (i. Harris...
Frank Wklley
J. F. Finkbeioer...H
Amos Kconnrd......
Juhn L. Kragle......
A. W. Wallets...
J a. Mrlaugfalin...
TP John W. Howe
25 Henry Bridge H
U Harry MlHi
lK2,Kd Uuimhurg
20ieo. C. Moore
litl Charlrs Barrett
Al. M. Ho
bi Heorge Kiook
F. G. Chnrpfcning... 41 A. M. Fleck
John Simmons 1(1 D. K. Fullerton.,,.
H. 8. Butlers 2tf Harvey Ale,
W. 0. Cardon M Wo
Charles F. Ima... I U
Total lC;il, Total 1.1H4
The entire amount of game slaughtered on this
occasion was as follows t Pibc fqulrrels, 02 j
Blaok Squirrels, :J; Gray Squirrels, II Hawks,
t ; Pigeons Total, 8:10.
Tbe largest oouut was made by John W. Howe
who bad M pi tie sqclrrels, I pig. on and I gray
tqulrrrh. A. W. Walters cams ncit, with 41
pine squirrels, I Lawk and black squirrel. S. S.
Butters bad tbe most black squirrels 4, and Kd
Leovy and Fred, Haekett had each S gray squir
rels. Leavy a 'so captured a bawk. Muter
Bloom and Jbn Howe each bore pigeon on their
string tbe only twu killed.
On Monday evening tho hunters and their
friends, accompanied b tbe Orpheus Cornet Band,
assembled at tbe St. Cbarle Hotel, where lb-y
partook of an elegant cupper, gotten up in Inim
itable style by tho landlady, Mr. McLaughlin.
Tb supper hour passed off pleasantly and agree
ably to all, and tbe hunters hope for many annua I
returns of the " happy bunting day."
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AN AtiKO CITIZEN.
In the death of Henry BroeberhorT, whlofa oc
curred on Sunday, .the Atb Instant, aged nearly
86 years, DeMefonte loses It wealthiest and one
of its oldest cltiiena.
Aocording to the KWaatfin, Mr. B rook erb off
was bom on the 1 1 lb of June. 17f4, at Ober Cas
tle, opposite Duiieldorf, In the Province of Alsa
tia, or Alsace, on the Rhine. He went to school
at Duiteldotf until he was 10 years of age, after
which he attended a omrnercUl college at Ait-la-Cbapelle,
and gradua:ed in one year, being then
17 years old. II served la a clerical capacity In
tbe army of the grant Napoleon until tbe disas
trous battle of Waterloo, on which the mighty
fortune of the Emperor war overthrown. In
Ibis battla Mr. Brockerboff fillid the position of
Roll officer. After tbe fall of Napoleon, young
Brockerboff sailed for tbe United State, and com
menced business In Philadelphia as a pedller.
From there be went to MoKoe's Falls, In Union
county, where be engaged In the mercantile busi
ness, and arrived In Bellefonte about 1H25. There
be opened a store In a building that stood whore
German's Hotel now stands, and be bad a part
ner by tbe name of Kechlcr. Thin partnership
was afterwards dissolved, and Mr. Brocks rhoff re
moved bis goods to a roota In the Pennsylvania
Home hotel, where he finally purchased, after
ward adding tho brick blocks known ns the
Brockerhoff Row, which, together with the hotel,
was destroyed by tbe great fire in February, 16(15,
After this he removed lb remnant of his goods
to the stone building that stood where Joseph's
store now Is, and took in John Awl as a partner.
Thi partnership was Boon dissolved, and Mr,
Brockerboff retired from actlre business life. In
1849, tbe lamented deceased was married on tbe
14th of Nor em Her lo Miss Margaret Mullen,
daughter of Felli Mullen, Eq., who survives him.
There are four living children by this marriage.
Mr. Brookarhoff was personally known to many
of our readers, who bee me acquainted with him
during his long, actlre business life.
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Destructive Fire. On Saturday
afternoon last, tbe largo frame dwelling bouse
and frame barn on the farm of Mr. Wilson Hoover,
near Lin's fording, In Bogga township, were
entirely consumed by Are. About half past 4
'clock la the aftcrnonn, Mrs. Hoover built a
wood Are in tb cooking stove, and soon there-
fter flame were discovered in the roof. An
effort was at onoe marie lo check them, but tbe
roof being very dry and a strong wind blowing at
the time, the effort was unsuccessful, and soon
the dwelling was In ruins. Nearly everything In
the bouse ws saved two pair of bedsteads and
some things that were In the garret and cellar ex
cepted. While the (Ire at tho boos was in progress,
the wind carried soma burning cinder to tbe
era, about twenty fire or thirty rods away, and
befre the persons present could realli the fact
was enveloped in fiatnos. Nothing wa saved
from tho barn except the stock. About 126 burb
la of wheat, 80 or 90 huiheli of buckwheat, 10
tons of hay, 600 doien sheave of oats, from f0
to 40 bushel of potatoes, nearly all tho farming
utensils, a sleieb, tereral setts of harness, and
everything stored in the bars was a com pie tt loss,
Mr. Hoover' entire loss will aggregate about
1,500, with an insurance of $1,600 oa tbe bouse,
When tbe fire oommesced, Mr. Hoover wa away
from home, and knew nothing of the disaster on
be came in eight of the ruin. His feelings
can ho imagined, but not described
It Is the intention of Mr. II. to oreot a small
bouse In which (o live the coming Winter, and
next Summer be will rebuild bis dwelling bouse
nd barn.
The Show. Sells Brothers' Great
European Seven Elephant Railroad Show, which
exhibited in this place last Thursday, 1 on of
be beat that ever visited this region. Tb Men!
geri contained fine specimens of wild beast
from tb forest and jungle, clean and sleek, and
bilging Instructor wefo In attendance. The
ntire performance ef th Circus was flrst-eU"
every respect, tbe tumbling and tiding was
plendid. Mr. Willis Cobh, the gentlemanly press
manager, and his Interesting family of trained
dogs and monkeys, deserv special mention, and
their ludicrous antics brought forth laughter and
applause from young and old. In fact, the per
formances of Mr. Cobb and bis educated aniinais
constitute good show alone and worih the price
of admission to the Messrs. Sells' entire tf nega
tion to see. There were many other attractions
tbut deserve special notice, but we hare not the
space her lo enumerate and do them justice.
There was a large number of people to attendanoe
both In tbe ifternnoon snd avenlug, and all who
wo beard ei press thsmielvtt aay it I a good
show, rendering satisfaction In every particular.
It wa roticeabl by all that ao gambling or oh
seene language wa allowed on tb ground, the
managers taking great psins lo make the occasion
a pleasant on for all.
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For the Hcnori. Tho members of
the Baptist congregation of this place bare erect
ed a dining hall outside of tbe Fair ground, near
Ihe entrance, where alt who deslr a good meal
eao obtain It at a trifling expense. Th follow
in a: is the bill of far
ROASTS.
Beef, Chicken.
ENTREES.
Roast Pork, Swre' Potatoes.
COLD DIHIIR.
Beef, Uam, Tongue.
RELISHES.
Cold Slav, Pickles, Tomato Catsup.
PASTRY.
Apple Pie, Pumpkin Pie, Lemon Pie, Custard Pi,
DESSERT.
Tea, Coffee, Cheese.
Thi arrangement will give those who deslr to
remain on tb ground all day an elegant oppor
tunity lo get a " square meal " without comlt g to
town. Patronise the Baptist' dining hall when
at the Fair.
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CLKARrtRLD Coal Trade. Stule-
meot of Coal and other freights sent over tb
Tyrone A Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Rail-
sad, for the week ending October 7, 1878, and
the cam tim last year t
COAL.
For tb week
TO...
.... .10,781
... 28,181
... 1.020
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...loi2,aaa
Sam time last year
I a crease
Previously during year
Same time last year .,
Decrees ,
Total la 178
Same time laat ytnr
Decree
araia ratio bt.
Lumber
Miscellaneous freight
H.IIS ears.
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A Lawsuit JCnukd. Wb notico by
tb. Williatasport , spars tb.t tb. long p.nding
lawsuit batween Joba DaUola, and Messrs. Dig
ler, Toang A Reed, asacbialsls and founders, f
this aoreu.h, aftn a four days' trial la Iba Coarl
ef Lveomlag teunty, wa, ahandoled by tbe
Plelellft balore submlUing lb, IM I, Iks Jury.
W. eongralulals or tewniasea upon their. Islory.
It was a alear eaas ef aeebHloel skill aad laker
done ea the eas side, and stapldlly on the etber,
""CsIbabd Hou. To moot the atrin
gene, sf Iba ilsaoe, Mr. McEtbhea, of tbe Olrard
Houas, rkiladelphia, k.a radaesd lbs ,rl of
I traasient hoard to ' rat d.y.
'Cry bl&it ' ji-foW-1 A7S
Sixty cents for ono pound of good
chawing tobacco at John A. 6tock'a.
To save money to lltrliner &
Rook' for good ovarootti and winter suit, at
bottom prions.
Pianos tuned by Prof. J. P, How
botbain,now instructing the Orpheus Cornot Band,
of Clearfield. Also, U-aeoas glvoo on tho Flute,
Clarionet, Cornet, ote.
Now is tho timo to cat! ai V:r7ngor
A Rock's and see the largest tek of clothing la
this section of tb country, which they are selling
cheaper than ever.
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Pi'inembor that Lytlo is County
Agent for Lorrtllard's Tobacco, and can sell them
at factory pries. They are tbe beat tobaooe in
market Try them.
Wo havo now on band several thous
and first-class envelopes, which w will print for
business men, or an) body else, at prices that (tan
not he rivalled. Call and see them. If,
At tho RicpciiMCAN office is tho place
togetyour job work done. We are fully prepared
to do anything In the printing line, will dolt
well, and at the right kind of prices. tf.
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CiiKAP, Cheap. A full nickel plated
stvrn shot revolver, only $2, at Harder' Gun
Store, Ckarfla'd, Pa. Send your money and It
will boannt to you by mall. J .to, E. Hahmsu
cot 10 St.
To Landlords and Storekeepers
Lytic ha an arrangement with an Eastern Cigar
Fuotory so that be can sell cigars by the box or
thousand at be t torn figure. Give their cigars
one trial. If.
Iron City Colleoe. Attontiou is
called to tb advertisement, in another column, of
this popular and successful business college which
affords superior advantages lo joung men desirous
of acquiring a thorough practical business educa
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Just received at tbe Philadelphia
Branch Clothing Storc,ClearAeld,a Urge stock of
men's, boys' and youths' clothing, and a variety
of children' fancy suits. Also, n fine atook of
vercott, which ean bo sol J cheaper than nt any
other store in town. octlB tf.
li eport of tii e Com m ittee. The I n-
vesiigating Committee have reported that there is
no remedy now known that 1 equal to Dr. Fanner'
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Tonic for
scrofula, all blood diseases, disordered stomach,
torpid liver, eruptions on the skin and nervous
weikntss. Hartswiek A Irwin ageots, Clearfield.
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A Fact. An advortmomont inserted
in the KrsrrBi.icAit will reach mor reader than
if published In all tho other papers la tb coan
ty,and cost tho advertise! less than one-half
In other word?, an advertis' meat published in
our jurnal is worth double tbe price of that
charged by any other publisher la the county.
t Ij a fact." tf-
Dental Notice. Dr. A. M. Hills
would suy to bl friends and former patient that
be ha not retired from practice as ha been so
h dustrlously circulated by some persons, but will
c ntinu to give bis personal attention to all who
may desire it, or to assist Dr. Ilelcbhold when
ever required, Mtruu Oxide Un given for the
painless extraction of tooth. April 24-tf.
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Man Killed. Mr. William Wall, an
old and respected cttisea of Penn township, waa
killed by his horse running away, on Wednesday,
tbe 9;h lost. Mr. Wall was driving along the
road, between Pcnnvillo and Curwensville, when
his borsc became unmamigeble and ran away, up
setting tb buggy and rolling It down an embank
ment aome tight or ten feet high. Mr, W. wa
thrown out, and the borae fa ling opon bim, in
jured him so budly that he died scron after the
accident. The dt ceased was about 70 years of
age, and the father of a large family. His uo-
timely drain will be regretted by bis many friend
and acquaintance in tbi county.
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Tho Clearfield (sas Company offers,
at par, Coupon Bond In denomination of $:00
and $00 acb, bearing Interest at tbe rate ol tlx
per centum per annum, payable semi-annually at
the First National Bank. The Company has
issued bonds to the amount of $10,000, and $(1,0 00
of tbi waa taken but a few day ago by on of
th Clearfield banks, leaving $4,000 to bo disposed
of. Capitalist who arc sking a safe invest
ment for tbalr money, would consult their Inter
est by investing In thee bond. They ean b
purchased at either of the Clearfield banks. Any
Information respecting th tia Company, will be
cheerfully given by A. F. Boynton, President, or
W. W. Belt, Becretary. J19-lf.
For about two years, at times, I have
been troubled with pala aero my kidneys, say
very ten days. In January, 1M6, my urine
stopped voiding, and I wa compelled to lay close
by the fire to get any ease, taking aorpbin and
using hot cloth, thinking at times I could not
live. I went to Titosvllle and bought a boll I of
E, K. Thompson's Baroama, or Backtab, Liver
and Kidney Cur, and befor tho bottl wa used
I passed a gravel stone as large as a pea, and am
now perfectly well, and hope every one troubled
with gravel or kidney trouble will give the Bar
osma a fair trial and be cured. J. H, Carr.
Prepared by K. K. Thompson, Tilusvlllo, Pa.
Price, $1 per bottle.
For sal by all druggist In CUarflald, and by
Jo. Seyler A Son, Luthersburg.
Kotice. Tho ro-opening services oi
tb Glen Hop M. K. Church will take plaoa on
Oct. 26tb aad J7'b, I87S, at which lime also will
be bald the Third Quarterly Conference of tb
charge. Th objective point of these service
will be tb glory or God In thi place, and, we
th. r,.it.bi. .uiiiamment ol all woo
com to participate. Service to ommne on
Saturday morning, at 10 o'clock, and aontinu
until Sabbath evening. Tbe presence of the fol
lowing ministers is anticipated : Presiding Elder,
Rev. S. C. Swallow, and Rev's. J. 8. Wc Murray,
W. 11. Dill, J. W. Ely, R. 1 Campbell, William
GemmlU (Presbyterian), nnd others. A very
vordlal Invitation I extended to all our friends
who will onme and enjoy the service.
W. W. DruktiRR, Pastor.
Glrx Hoi k, Pa., Oct. 11, 1878.
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To the Citizens of Luthersburg
Ann Viciritt Eiamin your mouth, and you
will probably find tb oau of your neuralgi, or
dyspepsia, or nervous badaib. Your tetb are
probably badly decayed or diseased, or else you
have lost to many that you cannot masticate
your food properly. If such Is th case, attend
to th matter at one, or yonr stomach will wear
out sum of tbes days and yon will die ten or
twenty year befor your tim. W. O.. Bishop,
Dentist, of Reynoldsvilla, will ho at th Good
Under Hotel, Luthersburg, from Monday, Octo
ber 21st, until Friday, October 26th, and If your
natural teeth need attention, or if yon want a
sett of teeth which will improve your appearano,
as well a masticate your (ood thoroughly, yon
will do welf to call upon him, a be will guarantee
to giro satisfaction In every respect.
MUNDA Y m 1100m.
Ea. RurtTiLtCA cnr Sir t It gives as pleas.
ore to report some steps of progress among tbe
Sunday Schools io Ibis section of onrSlate. Five
years ago, tbe Dumber of Union Sunday Schools
deeded that 01 all denominational sebools.
Now, most of tbeta are tasea under tbe ear. .nd
la connection with tbe ebarehee. Horn, ef these
would be batter supplied with the things needful,
if ibey were still Union schools, tor awhile at least.
I am gl.d to stale that tbe Ameriosa Sunday
School I aion ia able to furnish somewhat for
hose that eannot fully provide for themselves.
From this Society, I have materially aided, in
books and papers, over thirty new and needy
Sunday Schools dnrlng the present yMr. While
the comparative a.mlOT of Ualoa Sunday Sehoola
Is less then It was, ther. li a very maaif.st ta
erra. of Christian love and fellowship among the
various religious dsoominalioos. VYbsravar tbe
study of tbe Uild. In tb. Suaday School ia rsgu
l.rly pur.ued, th.r. I. always au evident tner..s
Ing lov. for th. Word of llf. Th. outlook fur
tb. fulur, I. bopulul. llop.fully yoor.,
it. vaiTraRni..
October I4lb, 187a.
Spcrlnlit.
WaSTsn. fiOO.OOO I4.fe.t shaved hoops, dellv.
end al the railroad. In ear loads of 8,000, at all
poiata oa Ihe Tyruoe. a Clearnell, r. a a., uaia
Kegle Valley, and Pennsylvania Railroads, far
which 1 will pay tbe highest market price.
0. V. SMIL,
Oct 1 9, 1878 tf. Clearfield, Pa.
Oaa IlranBBB Paa Cbnt. DlaootinT OB Ol.n
Pairoa Sewing MarblaeecaB now be purchased
01 ilerrell's tio and variety store, from 186 up
warda. All kiBda of sawing machines rspalred
ea the shorlost notteo.
Cl.ar8eld, Pa., July la, 1877.
WauTsn. Dalivand al tka Rail Rood
100,000 IS iocb shaved shingles.
lOB.Oua 24-iaek sawed shingles.
100,000 fees of plao koarda.
60u,oiit 14-feet skavad koopa.
5,ons railroad tUa.
50,01,0 feet of good k.mleek boards.
For which I will i-av th. kighasl saatkel Bil.e
d.llvend al Oleara.ld, or al wy aolal oo the
Tyrooe a lleoraeld K.llroad.
J. T. lataaa
CleaHleM, Pa , Ort. 18, U7 If,
. WiTnn. The undersigned want eaveral hun
dred bushel vl VAi'ii V:-"'.!
cash when delivered at hi Livery Stable, la
Clearfield. J. I. Liaty.
Sept. 18, I87S fit.
Waktid 1100,000 SMocb abated tb Ingle
to average from to 8f Inches for which wo
will pay tbe highest market prloa.
A. O. KaAMRtt A Co.,
feb.il-tf.J Clearfield, Pa.
Biiooiia Fun Si.a. K. Newton Sbaw keep a
rill supply of Fredooin Buggie and Platform
Wagona for sal. To be seen at tbe ribew Ilouaa
yard. Call on or address him at Clearfield Penn
sylvania. may 18-tf.
"In seems a If I should tih wv Ved '" Is
tome times the impatient eicUinatton of a euflorer
from n severe Cough. Quell the paroxysms with
Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar. The relief
is Immediate and the cure certain. Bold by all
Druggists.
Pike's Toothache Drop cur In one minute.
oolMt.
W AM Tin. Bom easily learned person or Artist
to menufectur Lutiibh'i Patbnt Silk Cauvab
PioruREa In this count, on Rovally. Painted
from photographs or any picture, and 1 tbe
Finest Oil Painting made. Before tbu territory is
ta'en I will paint picture 8x10 for $10 and
warrant them lor life. Every person should have
one, a Oil Painting on Canvas are the only
plo'uri
be hnm
o'ures that will stand the teet of time, and oao
ded down to posterity. Particulars free.
Nor. 7, 1877-1.,
( Corry City, Pa.
fM Indrniuble Truth.
You deserve to sutler, and If you lead a miser
able, unsatisfactory life in this beaut II ul world,
it is entirely your own fault and there is only one
excuse for you your unreasonable prejudice and
skepticism, which baa kilUd thousands. Person
al knowledge and common cens reasoning will
soon show you that Greon'a August Flower will
our you of Liver Complaint, or Dyspepsia, with
all its miserable effects, aucb at sick headache,
palpitation of th heart, tour stomach, habitual
cottiveness, dissiueae of tbo bead, nervous pros
tration, low epirits, Ac. Its al low reach every
town on tho Western Continent, and not a Drug
gist but what will toll you of its wonderful curt.
You ean buy a sampl bottle tor 20 oents. Three
doae will relieve you. Julyl7,'78 oow-ly.
i WHuh Everybody to Know.
Rev. George H. Tbaver. an old citucn of this
Vicinity known to overy one a a most influential
citiit-n, and Christian Minister of the M. K.
Church just thi moment stepped in our store to
say. "I wish every body lo know that I ooueidvr
that both myself and wife owe our lives to,Sbilob's
Consumption Cure." It i baring a tremendous
sal over our counter and Is giviug perfect satis
faction in all eases ot Lung Dmeases, such as noth
ing lse ba done. Bourbon, Ind. May l.i, '78.
Drs. Malctaett A Fiance Hold by llartswiok A
Irwin and C. D. Watson, Oloartleld, Pa.
,1o IPectption t srd.
It is strange so many people will continue I
suffer day after day with Diipepsia, Liver Com
plaint, lunsilpstloo, Dour otomaon, uenerul ue
bility when tbey can procure at our store SHI
LOU'S V1TAL1ZEH, free of oost if it doe not
cor or relievo them. Price 7 ot. Sold by
Hamwiok A Irwin and C. D, Watson, Clear tie Id.
For Lame Back. Sid or Cbt ns 8 HI LOU'S
POKOl H PLANTER. Price 26 U. Sold by
Hartswiek A Irwin and 0. I. Watson, Clearfield,
Pen o a.
Vt Dr. Vail lko'e Sulphur Ho a p.
Make th skin beautifully whit ani healthy,
removes dandruff, oh sting, prickly heat, cores,
eruptions, hunting stinging ant itching of tbe
kin and scalp. A sulphur bail witnit l nigniy.
rtcommendeu. Alway ask lor It oy tia mil nuiu.
julyl7,'78-eow fim.
XervoiiH Debility.
Vital Weak lie or lrpreaaloa : a weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage! the re
aultof mental over-work, ltidUrretlim or
exceaaea, or tome drain upon lb system is al
ways cured ny Humphrey a llimapatmc Kpeeitic
No. 28, It tone up end inrigoraict lb system.
ilitnelt tbe eloom and despondency, Imparts
stiancth and energy, atop the dram and re
juvenates the entire man. Been used twenty
years with perioot sucacs by Ibou'ind. Kola bv
defer. Price, $1 per single Tie!, or $6 pur
package of five vial and $2 vial ul powder. Sent
oy man on receiptor price.
Addrriee IIUDiphreya llomcrpftthlc
Mcdlrlne Company. It V Fu.t..n St., N. Y.
C. D. Watson, Agent, Clearfield, Pa.
aept. 18, 1R78-Iy.
At Olcan, N. Y., on Monday, October 7th, 1878,
by Rev. J. J. Hml, 8. T. Itrockoank, R"l-. f
Clearfield, Pa., and Mil Lidbie F. Prior, t l'ort
ville, New York.
At ihe Pretbvterlan Parsonage In lear field, on
Tuesday, Oot. Si h, 178, by Rev. H. S. Butler,
Mr. W. A. Spafkuan,of Lawrence township, and
Miss Anna A. Baker, of Knox township.
At Morrlsdal Mines, Pa., on Thursday, Octo
ber 10th, 1N7H, by Rer. Thomas Tbmison, D.D.,
assisted by Rev. Hites C. Pardo, Mr. O. 8. Flem
ing, of Morrisdale Mines, and Mis Lilli M.,
oldest daughter of D. S. Bloom, Eq., of Hayes
City, Kansas, formerly of CI ear Held county, Pa,
At tb residence of tho bride's parents, on
Thursday, Oot 10th, 1878, by Kev. D. H. Camp
bell, Mr. R. T. Glasgow, of Knox township, and
Mis Sophia S. Hunter, of Jordan township.
Did.
In Knox township, on Monday, Oct. 7th, 1878,
Mr. Kilsa Ana Baughman, aged 63 year, 1
month and 22 day.
At Penfleld, Pa , on Wedneaday, Oat 9tb, 1878,
A. V. C. Roaenkrans, Sr., aged 72 years, 18 months
and 4 days.
Another ha gon to th Land of Light,
And in sadness we're left to mourn
But we know that among tb Angel bright
He i safe in that heavenly bourne.
And we try, though In sorrow, to patiently wait
Till the summons for us shall come f
For we know that thea, at tbe piarly gate,
Th lost ono will welcome us home.
a. a. a.
CLEABFIELD MARKETS.
CLRAariRi.D, Pa., Oct. 15,.lR7ft
Flour, per cwt.
tl to
Buckwheat Floor, per cwt....
Corn Meal, per cwt
Chop, rye, par cwt ,
Chop, mixed, pr owt
Bran, per owt ,
Wheat, per bushel ,
Ry per bushel ,
Oats, per bushel
Corn, ears, per bushel
I ao
l ao
1 40
1 Si
1 oo
l oo
00
35
85
70
00
Buckwneat, per bur Del
Potatoes, per bushel
Hams, p'er pound
Shoulder, per pound ,
Dried Beef, per pound
Chickens, per pair
Butter, por pound
Ejrgs, per doien
14
t
It
40
2b
HI
1 00
20
10
I
s
1 00
Salt, per sack, large..
lalt, par
:.,al Oil,
per anllon
Lard, par pound
Dried Apples, per pound
Dried Peaches, per pound ..
Ucana, per busbel
gailroaiU.
IV ii ii I v a ii 1 a 1 1 a II road
TYRONE k CLEARFIELD BRANCH
"VX and after Monday, MAY 20, 1877, the
VvJi'Msenger Trains will run dally (sleep! Sun
days) b.tw..n Tyron. and Cl.arneld, as fullows
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
W. B. Pujnuaa, Conductor.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH
Tyrone 9.00,a.
Vanscoyoc a.25, '
Summit 611, "
Powelton 10 oil, "
Osoaola,.. 1".U,"
Bojnton 10.17, 41
Stelnor' 10.22, "
Pkilipsburg,..10 26,"
llranam, 10.1", "
Illue 11.11 Ill .17,"
Wallaeaton,... 10.44, "
Bigler 10.52, "
Woo.iland 10.60, "
BarnU 11.07, "
Uouard ...11. U, "
Clearaeld 11.111, "
Curwansvllle,.ll.40r.M
Ciirwensvllle,..l.0, p.a
ClearBeld .40. "
Leonard, 41, "
Barrett .i4, "
Woodland 4.01, "
Bigler,. 4 0", '
Mallaceton 4.17, "
Illue 11.11, 4 25, '
llraham 4.81, "
Philipsburg, ...4.85, "
Slelnera 4..11I, "
Boynton, 4.48, "
Osceola, 4.52,
Powelton 6.0;,,
Summit, 1. 15, "
Vaoscoyoe b.J, "
Tyrone a. 00,
CLEARFIELD ACCOMMODATION.
Wh , L. IlitoAtis, Conductor.
LEAVE SOUTH. , LEAVE NORTH. "
CorweBsville.
Clearaeld..M
II l. a.
7:10 "
t.26 "
Tyrone, 1. 16 .
Yanaooyoc 1.68 "
Summit a.oo "
PowelUM 8.20 "
Osoaola,.. I 45 "
Boyuloo 86.1 "
Steiner'a, 4 00
Pbllipsbnrg...4 86 "
Graham 4.40 "
Blue Ball 4.6i "
W.llactoa, ...6.12 '
Bigler 6.28 "
Woodlead, 6 46 "
Barrett, .........6.67 "
Leonard 01 "
Clearfield 8.20 "
Curwensrill.,.7.10 "
LeoBard
Barr.lt,
Woodland
7.61
8.07 1
IU 1
8.86
115 '
a ao 1
a.ia '
a.26
a jo
ia oo
Bigler
Wellaeeton,..,
Blue Ball
Graham,
Phlllp.borg..
Si.in.r's,
Boyntoo
OMOola,.,,,.,,
Powelton,.
Summit, 10.28
VaMOyoo,...11.07
Tyrone 1I.S
STAtil LINKS.
A stage Lavas Curwen.vlll. dally fir Reynolds
villa, at I o'eloek, p.m.,arrivingat Heynoldsrllle
al 0 o'eleck, p. sa. Melarning, leaves Hsynolda.
villa dolly, at I o'clock, a. m , arriving al Cur
wensville Bl 12 e'olook, as. Fare, eaob wsy, 12.
A stage leaves Curweasvllle daily, at I e'eloob,
m., far DuUols City, arriving al DuBola City
al a a'elosk. p. m. ReluraiBg, leaves Du Hois at
T o'clock, a. to., dally, arriving at Carweosville at
12 o'eleck, at. rare, oaeh way, ,2,
PHII.IPSBURU A MUSHANNON BRANCHES
lb.vb soora.
a. a. i
a. a. av.TtoBs.
Morrisdale,
7 81 Pkilipshurg,
t:8 Kuiaar'a
lii0
2:11
1:11
114
1:80
1:14
151
2 17
1:01
1 17
mi
12 10
): 4 82
11:11 4:24
12:14 4:18
10:20 12:04 4:10
UojBtOB,
III 161
1:51 1:01
1:61 1:11
1:46 111
1:40 III
115 111
1:80 I'M
OMselSi
Mosbaanoo, 10 81 11:61 8 6
St.rllag, 10:11 11:16 1:50
lloalldala, 10:11 11:40 1:41
McCauley, 10:11 11 J6 1:40
(.ndrlok's, 10:68 II t 1:15
H.mev. 1:il 11:16 ISO
BALD EAGLE VALLeV EhX3& "j
Ex. Mail. Mall. Kxp.
r. at. a. a. r. u. A. M.
7 16 8.H0 leave Tyrone arrive 8.10 8.0a
7 13 1.47 Bald Eagle 6.68 7 48
8.1)1 9. AO Julian 6.1J T.0V
8.34 9.66 Milesburg 4 41 8 43
8.32 10.06 Bellefont 4.8T 8.33
8.46 10.16 Mileshurg 4.J.S ft H
9 OH 10.40 Howard . 4.01 fl "0
8 42 11.18 arrive L- Haraa leave 8.21 a.26
TYRONE STATION "'
RAITWAKU. .. WIATWAHU. i
Pacific Express 8:lvPittsburgh Exp'tc, 2 60
Hnrrisburg Aco'u). 8:S0 Pacific Express. 8:18
r..
8:2 Way Pa tie ng or,
S6tilMail Train.
r. a.
Mall Train.
1:16
Atlantic Express,
0:X4
fuila. ht press,
1u:.(3iTsH Line,
7:
Close connections made by all trains at Tyrone
and Look Haven.
rJ. B. BLAIR,
mylT-tf. Superintendent.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW OBADK DIVISION.
.
ON' .J .ner Monil.y, Doe. lOlh, 1877,
tb. liaurnKor train, will run daily (.zc.pt
tfuuilfty) botwren llrd Hank and l)rirtiroudf a.
folio, t
KAMTWAIIO.--Day Mall leave, l'ui.l.urf
8:20 a. m.i K.d Dank 1 1:50 1 Bligo Junction I'MH;
K.w IMhlrhem 1:07 P- m : M.v.nll. 1:20)
Troy 1:30 Umok.ll . !: I Fallcr'l 1:SJ Rey
nlda.lll. 2:41 1 Uulloii :33 ; Biimmit Tunnel
8:40 l'onfi.ld 4:05 Wwd.ill. 4:17 I Kcnei.tt.
t:t i arrira. at Driftwood at i-.n.
WtatTW AHI. Day Maillrav.i Driftwood
12:16 p. n. Uen.utU Mil j Wccdvlll. 1:40;
P.ullold l:4i Knminll Tunnel 1:07 Dullol. J:30
Ke.noldl.ille2:52: Fuller', 2:47: Brookrille S:J.1:
Troy I:40 M.yivill. 4:1S Kew lletbiebem 4:2K ;
Higo Junction 6:10 ; Ued Dank 6:27 arrivee at
fill. born at 1:10 p. m.
4y Tb. Hryrjoldiril. Accommodation leave.
ReyooldMville daily at 7:60 a. iu. aud arrive, at
Had Hank at 11:00 a. m., Pilllburgb at 2:116 p. in.
Leave, ritt.bura-b at X:80 p. m I Ked Hank at
6:66 p. m.i arriving at Keynoldavlll. at 0.06 p. m.
Cloio connection, mad. witb train, on V. t E
Railroad at Dnft.ood, and witb train, on th.
Allegheny Vall.y Railroad at Red Dank.
DAVID ML'CAIlMO.O.n'l Hui.'t.
A A. Jiroo, Sup't h. M. Div.
8TAOE LINE.
LKAnriKi.ii to rKKrm.n.
Til. undenizned would inform tbe pulilic tl.t
be i now running a .tag. Una betwotu ClearQeld
and 1'etiHeM, Ibree tiuioi a woek.
1 bu.lajte leaves Clearfield oa alondaj ,, Woo' nel-
day, and Friday., at u'oloclt a. in., ar.iving
1 t'enllcld at a ooloCR m. noturniog aauie
d.yi. Lsavei Penfleld at 4 o'clock p. m., arnr.
itig at Clearfield at 8 o'clock p. nr.
tonneotlua t maje wuu traiui on in. wm
Orad. H. H. at I'.nfield. Far., mcb way, 91.5(1.
UEO. '. UEAUIIART.
Clearfield, Pa , Fib. 13. IS78
FAKB FHOM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellefont., Pa...
..II 06
Middletown 5 00
Mari.tta 6 6o
Lancaster I 80
Lock Uavca
Willlaniport....
Huntingdon
.. 2 70
.. 1 0
.. 1 80
.. I 00
.. 4 60
,.. 3l
... 05
.. 4 76
PHILADELPHIA 76
Altoona 1 06
Johnstown.- . I 86
.ewntown
Mnryavillc-
Cuwen.VLlle
O.eoola
HAHHIriBIIKIl
Philipsburg 61
Tvron. 1 22
PITTKBIJRO 16
$,ti! flvrrtisnnfiits.
flUHACE' KtlH BALIS. At cost and
L carriage, thrc. boiler iron Furnanss, wall
udiipled for beating dwelling houses, fhey are
ell Hnea insine wi:u nr. orica. ai'ixv iu w.
adlre.s JOHIA1I W. BM1II1.
Cle.rllcld, Pa., Oot. 10, IS78 .lt-
The nMit and best npimlnti-.i Institution for
otititntitu a IliiKf!ifr Kducnttuu.
J'or e:K ular uldrenj,
P. Dt'FF A HONS,
Pltubiirut., Pa.
YOFNfl MEM prepared for active business life.
Course of study and business training the
most oomprehensire thorough and practical in
eiistence. En tor at any time. Addreas for cir
culars giving full particulars.
j. ii. 1 ti, a. n.t
Oct. 18 It. Pittsburg, Pa.
CAIfTIO!. All parsons are hereby cautioned
against purchasing or ia any way meddling
with the following personal property, now In tbe
pxoseasioQ of Henry Records, of Oralmra town
ship, vis: A lot of household and kitchen furni
ture and two hogs, a the aatne Wat purchased
by oi at Constable ' sale, and 1 lelt witb aaia
Records on loan only, subject to my order at any
time. JUUI.KR MAU L'IRE.
Orahamton, Pa.t Oot. 10, 1S78-3U
CAITTION.All persona are hereby warned
against purchasing or In any way meddling
with tbe following personal property, now in in
potttmiou of Frank NetT, of New Washington,
! Knor head enune? aattla. 1 eolL 28 sheen. 1
buggy, I sliigb, 1 foddor cutter, 1 clover bullet,
I log aleJ, 1 long slot, t two-nor wagon, l ooor
stov. 1 book rase, 2 beds and be id nig, I gun,
the grain of T aero of wheat, T acres of rye, now
in the barn, and 14 acre or corn, aa th same waa
purchased by meat Constable's sale on the 14th
d.yof June kit. and is left with said Neflf on loan
only, tuMect to my order at anr time.
JOS. II. BRET II.
N. Washington, Pa., Oct. 10, 1878-3U
AUDITOR R KOTICF.
llvnry Waple vs. Henry A. Hhim.l. In
th. Court ot Common Pl.as of Cloarneld county,
Pa. Judgment fo. ,22, January Terra, 1478.
Same vs. Same Judgment No. 416, September
Term, 17. Fi. Fa., 274, September T., 187.
Tb. undersigned Auditor, appointed by the
Court to distribute tbe moneys arising from th.
sale of Defendnnt's real estate, under these writ,
to and among th. lien creditor, entitled thereto,
will attend to his duties as suoh at hi, office in
Cloarleld, on Friday, Nov. 1st, 1ST 8, at! o'clock
p. m., when and where all parties Interested m.y
attend. B.V.WILSON.
Clearlleld, Pa., Oot. 16, 1178. Auditor.
piOURT PROCLAMATION.
Judge of Ihe Court of Common Fleas o'l Ino xw,
ty-fillh judicial Dlstriot, composed of tbe conn
ties of Clearfield, Centre and Clinton, and Hon.
Annan Ooihh and Hon. VrtirMWT B. Itoi.r,
Aaaoclale Judses of Clearliold Co., have Issued
their precept, to me directed, for the holding of
an Aitjonroea uoun oi 0010.011 l'lees, mi ino
Court House, at Clearfield, in and for the coun
ty of Clearflrld, commencing on the HKCOND
MONDAY, TDK MTU DAY OF NOVKMIll.lt,
1871, and continuing two weeks.
NOT1CK is therefore hereby given to jurors and
witnesses, In and for said county of leartlrld to
be and appear in their proper parsons, at Mi o'olook
A. M. of said day, to do those things wbifh iu
tlirir behalf pertain to ho done.
UIVKN under my hand at Clrarfleld, this lAthday
of Oct "lie r, in th yoar of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and aeventr-vighL
AMKi:W I'KNTZ, jr., r-iiurlff.
oetlo-tc. .
New Fancy Store.
Mlssao WATSON A CARDON would nil Ibc
attention of the ladies of Clearfield and vicinity
to tbe large stock of
Notions & Ladies' Fancy Goods !
Which they have Juat opened in Row's Store
Room, on Second street, '
CLEARFIEfjb, PA.
They kep Kmbroldfrles, Ituoliing, T( Unndker
onlets, uoimrs, i-nn-t, i.i-ir, mo im -jiuvch,
Kibbons, Hash Hibboni.
Hamburg Edgings and insertions, Laces, LadlfS'
Misses', and Childrfns Hosiery, white
and eolorrd.
Corsets, all kinds of rVphyrs, Oermantown Wool,
Java Canvass, Aa.
Ily strict attention to the want of their custo
msrs, tbey hop to reoeive l shar of public pat
rnnge. Their prion will be as low aa tim aame qnality
of goods can be purchased at any other place In
ihe country. Call and so us. Hrmtmber thr
planet How's Rtor Jtooio, Heeond street, Clear
field, Pa.
August Jl, 1H7R tf.
1 linV 1,IT, Mat of Traverse Jurors drawn
I lor NoTeraher Trm, A. Ii IH$, coramene
tng on the second Monday, the 1 1 tb.
FillftV WIKR.
Klah Johnson, Orren'd
Ilonton lit man, Knot.
B Frank Wine. Jordan.
Ja II Brsth, Chest.
(1 U llouvtr, Cnr svLlle.
Jno Mitchell, Lawrence.
Jno H Ogden. tjoaben.
Jos prout, lloutadalc,
Kd Pidgeon, "
T K Huguenv, Olrard.
D E Motile, Knoi.
J 11 Mind, Woodward,
llarhert Luther, Urady
Emerson Kead.Kergusuo
L V Hrown, Lawrence-.
H II Jordan. ('nin.
tteo Patterson, Jordan.
J K llaneook, Piko.
R Alexander, Woodward
T M Fulton, Lawranoe.
VY H Junes. Woodward.
Jno Courier, Bradford.
Jno II, Uurna, Decatur.
Canpman, Wallanetnn
L K MeCallough Cli'd.
P Hodg-ra, lloutsdal.
Hiram Hummel, Uuliob.
W J King, Huaioa
Thoa Brookhaak, Union.
Anderson Lots. Mnrrl.
Johna Hamilton, llrady.
Man it Hampton, Mrrts
Saro'l Clyde, Lawrence.
W II Iteaumont. '
Jos II Walker, I'oljn.
triad i.ita, Uiirs.
tKronp was lT,
W 8 Qilllland, Cov'gton Was Hughts, Deatur.
John I'soia, Peon. Un O Jordan, Ualich
W A H'hiteaide. Ualluh. Ji'bn Little. Ilox.
Matt Read, Lawrence. iM Ltveright, Uwutsdale.
Jos U bmtth, Ueooaria i
M L Cupplea, Woodward
P B Miller, Hoggs.
JfA Itaugfamao, Decatur
Jtee tluaa, ilanatur.
J W Hell, Oreeawood.
David lieover, Ur.kam.
riteiiheo Teat, Decatur.
Henry Hbalier, ol (Jcnrge
isratiy.
David Price, Rarihau.
rUmuel Bailee. Union.
J W KaugertaClearAeld
ra of JarT-hBOUg '
Wm Mrkay, Huston.
Wo I'uarell. iliaarflnld.
UtMi Hagerty, lloud'Ule
f J Theuiuawa.Car avt 1
Jno H Morgm, Law'noe
wavia way, Pike.
E Mr-haul, Curwnavill
ltnry J Punts, lirrvly.
Hmh d Humphrey, Pia. !-ainof (Jroia, Bradlurd
J It Byers, 11 Waeh'gtoe loel Pore-t, Lawrene.
Joel KalPton,Woedoai'd.ilo Uirreit, Uarnaide,
J LCook, N Wasb gtn I
Uw fdrfrtisrHifut3.
Tr- J j a- r T S'-FJ1 e
We havo printed a largo number "ei W m
FEE BILL, and will oa tbe receipt of twwnty
Br aertta. mall a mnf lo any addraaa. mt28
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolts & Saw Logs.
Ourw.nsvilla, Jan. V, '71 tf.
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE.
Curwsnsvlll., Pa., Jan. II, 'Ti If.
AHNOLD HAS ADVANCKD
Prices of Shingles,
SHAVED AND SAWED.
Cnrw.nsvllle, Jal. , '78 tf.
WANTIIO. 600,000 fourlcca feet Bhavad
H o o p a, delivered In ear loads ef
8.1100, on Tyrone A Clearfield. P. A K., Bald
Engl. Valley, and l'enn'a Hail Roads, and for
which I will pay the cn.b.
A.iJrc, J05. L. NKKf ,
scp!.18-4m. Roland, Centre Co.. Pa.
m mm
HCKAOE
JETPASTE.
STOVE
POLISH.
ALwavi MaDY torn ust,
B'.r.W. C.H It.
.,..) b.,J-. fl.ll., ft .Ml,
4wCn POLISH Whim Ho,rtt-a
HO
Mixipf a.
u u nr.
nuaT.
WABTK.
Bnu.u.
HENRY S. ZIEGLER, Sole Manufacturar,
asM, ae dfaha ateNH. nilaMNipaie.
JEMOVALI
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would rerpeetfully notify the public generally
that ho has removed bis Orooery Btoro from
IS haw's Row, to tbe building formerly occupied
by J. Miles K ratter, on Second street, neat door
U IHgler's hardware Store, where he intends
keeping a full line of
It O C 13 It I E H.
HAMS, 1II1IED llt'KP and LARD.
SUUARS and SYRUPS, of all jr.dei.
TEAS, Qrccn and lllack.
COFFEE, Roasted and Oreen.
FLOUR AND PROVISIONS,
V.IJT.VLO lit I'lTS,
All kinds In the lusrket.
PICKLES, in Jars and barrels.
SPICES, In every form and variety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
ALL hi NIS til' t li lt Kl'.HS.
SOAPS,
MATCIIKS,
DMKD APPLES,
UHIKI) PEACHES,
DRIED CHERRIES.
Cod Oil aal Lamp Clumnoya.
And a aod assortment of those things asually
ke,t in a ftroeery store, which be will eicbange
lor enameling at tlie niarsei iinoes.
Will sel for ea5h as cheerily aa any other one.
Please call and see his stock and Judge for
yours.ll.
JOHN MowTJOUlSY.
CloarAeld. Jan. 0, 1878.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN
SECOND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IX
PURK DUUOS!
55a tsiiouats sszmssz.
C II K M I C A Is S I
PAINTS, OILS, DYE STUFF
VARNISHES,
BRUSHES,
PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOOD
TOILKT AUl'ICLKS,
Of ALL KINDS,
PURE WIXES AKD LIQUORS
for medicinal pnrpoaea.
Trussoa, Bupport.rs, School Hook, and Statl.n
ry, and all other artioles usually
. fuund in a Drug Store.
PHYSICIANS' Pll INSCRIPTIONS CARE
FI'l.l.Y CllMI'OI'NDEl). Having a Urge ea.
nerlenee In the business they can give entire sat.
lafaclioo.
J. O. nARTSWICK.
JOHN r. IHWIN
, 18. 1.74
tleftpS.ld. tteeeml.i
COMMISSIONERS' SALE
OF
Unseated Lands
Clonriioltl Count y Vix.
Not ire is brrchy given that In pursuant of an
Act of AsatmMy, apnrovra April .id, .sue,
entitled, "An Act directing Ihe mode of sell in
I'naeated Lands for tales," and the several snii
pleuoiits Ihcretn, ther will be eiposrd to pnblio
sale at tne Court House, in the bi.rou.tb of ('lear-
flrld, at 1 o'clock p. m., on Wednesday, the 10th
day or Otubrr, l7. the leiiowing tract or
niece of nnseated Undi purchaoed from the
County Treasurer, frmn Iftrtt to l7l, inolusire.
ri 'ituiiAnt'.ir i.". o
H'firriafee or Owner. TtiwniMp,
Arret
i;o
A. Hcntt r-.-rus .
,21.S
John Whiliner
No. 11--1
Ileo. Anbton
..liultt'll.
Vb7
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40
41
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H3:i
100
12
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Slot
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100
TI
100
49
100
60
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..Karltmur.
H knot.
Thompson A Englrmnn
Peter llnry....
.,-WoidffrJ.
Mary CinntUy "
J..hn MfCunnell. , "
)H-rv M'-rnnnellv M
lOUO AUd 1007.
Lsttberuiwii hi'crarla.
K. B. Cather Brady.
Klin h'hart Denalur.
John Uotnaun "
Paul White Frrgnton.
No. 1 13 Kanhau.
Juhn Palton ..Knot.
Oeorg.' W. II ray Lumber City,
Mart ronnellv " "mi ward,
lOOO itud lOOO.
Jfbn irFun Itecraila.
H.nry Brrk
Fnton A Hpenrei..
Hannah Htewart
Mforga Turner
Itaom
Mfidarvey ,
T. J. Whit
..It'll.
...Bloom.
....Hog.
Hr-dford.
llrady.
Cbarlri Wllllnk....
William Mirhaels..
Piles Wikot
Alex. Hunti-r
Jostah Jordan ,
Tbntnas Jordan.,..
J. B.Hhaw
' Morgan
Oeorge (late ,
ln
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41
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....Lawrenr.
OS,
...Morris.
X07O aflbxxcl 1071.
Joba Ilanamao Bfecarla.
John Thomas . Buggs.
Martha Worthington H.Cbal.
Jamas Wllaon HuHofl.
22
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WO
No. etiOO, Wm. Puwars..
Wm. Bigler ......Morris.
Pat Hagerty., IVnn.
M. Henry M,.l'ike.
Juhn Loader WW! ward.
Atteat :
J. W. II
CLAKK BBOvYN,
H a it ins nifOVi:ii,
Clerk. Til OS. A. Mrtl HhLK.
Commirsionart.
Commissioner' Offif. I
1 Clearnld, Pa, Hei t. I. '7-st. j
9mw aw TO. UTS. mm htu4 tut I, ITt
READM IJrirXTD
IWUrfUaofottg.
Autl tboir rospootivi fumilioi, ara notified that off
Itlomlny, September 15tli, 1878,
Tbore will bo opened a
Cuinzburg's Store,
A largo anil entirely new atoclc of
BOOTS, SHOES, RUBBERS, Etc.
Wo will bo proprtrod to thow tbnt onra are thelowoat pricei in the
Stitto; that we bnvo tbo Urireat uMortment, wbicb wo warrant to
givo Htticfaclion,or tboy will bo replaced. In aichanica for thoa
gooda I am anxious to rotteivo tho inuoli despised lilvor, th troublo
Komo greenback, tho untaxed bond, or tbovubstantial produuta of tho
farm. (You tnkc your clioico bow you pays your money )
Tho clcptiona ni'O comin;; on. Tho "Ah I how aro you? now la
yotirfumily? Nicoliltlo boy, that! Oh, It'a a girl, ialt!" nro ns
plenty un lightning rod men, and juMt ui hard to got around.
You want now BOOTS and SHOES for the Wintor, and
GUINZBURG'S IS THE PLACE TO GET THEM.
Therefore ao in ft solid liody, cxnmino
Tho following prico lint will givo peoplo
A boliy's good shoe ....20 cants
A baby's good shoe n 40 cents
Boy'
Child's good shoes With heeL cents
,...i.uu
Misses drtra shoes I.n0
Miiaescalf shoes 1 00
Al isses buttoned sboee 1 -Ift
omen's morocoo pegged shots 1.0(1
" " sewed shoes 1.20
" calfskin ahoes M 1.2S
" Itetter dress shoes 1-tft
" best dress shoes 1.00
' kid buttoned 1.60
AM diUcrcnt styles.
1 have a number of elylea in all
nATS, CAPS, FURNISniKG GOODS, TRUNKS, SATCHELS,
Ul UKKLIiAM, JMO.
Also, what you inny want in GKOC'KUIES and TOBACCO, In ex
change tor gram oi
At dstiinzburg'H Itoot
(Flegal's old stand). Socond St.,
eopt 11,78.
Z. a. jpsxk & (Co.'s Column.
Fall and Winter Goods
in great variety, arc now
PRICES THAT CANNOT
(by smnll buyers), nt the widely and well known Dry Goods
btore ot
T. A. FLECK & CO.
It is only necessary lor us to announce to the public tbat with the
constantly increasing demand, we are ever enlarging our stocK,
both in quantity and variety.so that any and everything
needed in the most durable and fashionable lines
of goods can be had at our store at nil times. Our
goods have been selected in person by Mr. Fleck, mostly
at tho manufacturers, and by buying in large quantities, we
save the jobbers' profit, and
VERY LOW FIGURES.
We also hove one of tho very
place, ready to trim
in the very latest styles, and
trusted to Miss (.ircsty b care
We know whereof we sneak,
of all persons wishing to buy Dry
and examine our stock belorc buying elsewhere.
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building, - - - - Markot Slroot,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
C3r7E.&ISX 03R3ES2V"3EIXr3r
FILL AND WINTER CLOTHING
AT GUINZBURRG'S OLD RELIABLE STORE,
Old WfMtt'rii Hotel Corner, Clenrfield, Penn'o
I have just returned from tho
ing a lull line ot C ALL AINU w.NTJ!ii ULUimau, oi me
best, most substantial nnd fashionable goods ever bro't
to this town, while the prices are lower than ever.
CALL, SEE AND BE CONVINCED.
HATS, GENTS' FDRNISHlNQ GOODS, TRUNKS,
VALISES, UMBRELLAS, Eto.
REMEMBER THE PLACE :
ftUlXZlsUItG'S CLOTIUNCS STORE,
Western Hotel Building, Clearfield, Pa. 25
THE BEE HIVE.
To the Citizens of Ctcarjichl County :
I have opened un one of the
of cootls ever offered in this county, which must bo seen to be ap
. . .. .... i. 'ti .t. -.
predated. It is not necessary
tho following departments are
styles.
Dry Goods.
Millinery Goods, '
Hosiery and Gloves,
Corsets, Ties, !
Handkerchiefs,
Furnishing Goods,
Kid Gloves, ,
Embroidery.!
Cassimors,
Shawls,
Linens.
White Goods,
Linen Suits
Skirts.
These goods have been selected with the greatest care, were
bought for cash and will bo sold for cash, and my expenses being
very light they will be sold cheaper than tho cheapest.
WM. KEED.
Clearfield, l , May 1. 1878.
Clothing Store,
ROOM NO. I, OPXRA HOUSE.
Th. unit.rsl.Btd woukl rr.noetlullf larornl tk.
cltiian, of CLsrllrM and vklally, tkal ka kas
Jnst erianed tb. largest and best stock of
ftf.lWOK CI.OTIU.rO,
HATS, CAPS,
Crnfa' o"rniiiiir C'oosfs,
TRUNKS, VALISES, to,,
ever kroujkl k) Overlaid, and okk-b ka nil aril
rkrersr than soy eiker store io towo.
ALL KINDS OP GRAIN TAKE IN
EXCIIANdK POR OOO 1S.
Calr 81.1ns, Bbrer, Pslts, aad Fori of all kinds
taken is eaohaags.
Call and see, sad ka anavtfleed.
SIMON BUL0S.
CUatH.ia, Pa , Sepl. 11. 1VR '.
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their stock nnd price the goodi.
an idea of what we are doing,
kip boot ,
,..fi-o
140
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" laced shoe ,
" buokl abo..,,..
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Men's kip boot
" " shoes
" buebled sboea
1.70
Men's drees boats IS. M and 4 10
Fin. dress shoes from 6)1. 16 upwards.
the above gooda. Also,
any Kina.
nnd Shoe Store,
opposite Court Bonne,
CLEARF1ELL, TA
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Z. gi. iltcl Co.' (Column.
open nnd ready for sale, at
BE COMPSTED WITH,
are thus enabled to sell nt
best Milliners constantly at her
wo guarantee that any work eiv
will be pleasingly executed.
that we will make it to the interest
Goods of all descriptions, to call
Eastern cities, and am now receiv'
lamest and most attractive stocks
to go lino ueiaiis, out win say uiui
thoroughly lull in all quoiitici ana
Carpets
Oil Cloths,
Wall Paper,
Window Blinds,
Trunks,
Valises,
Rugs, &c,
GasBonds for Sale
Tbo Clrarteld Oaa Cnaipaav aeTeva for Bala, ai
par, Coapoa Bonds of lis! aad lot doaeaalaa.
lion, neertnc lalarart al the rale ef I aor oaotoas
p.r onnara, pa,.kla aassi aaaaall. at Ike Piral
Natloaal B.ak ef Clearhld, Pa.
Tbo works of Ike Cl.erl.ld ties Casapaa, wars
.reeled at a eost of all.lll, and Ike Uoads le
aned ara llaiiled kj ! as HMOS, soearod k,
Biorl.r. oo all tbe Coaspaav's aroa).rl, aod
iranonise, in i.vor oi not. vs. uui, uasator s
tbo First Ketioaal Baak, aod Jeka M. Adaaai
Ceakiw r tke Clearaeld Coa.tv Book, la treat
Tbo blrsotor, oroaoso lo laso. bat III. 000
tbeaa beads for tbo parnose f foadiag tb.ir Boat,
ino dsbt, aad kat tseiia assaaia oaald. Aav la-
formation Nsneettng tk. w.rks will bo alvea k,
tho I'ro'tdooi or Treasar of tbo Coaspan,.
Bonds oaa ba bad at on, of Ike Oleovteld beak
v.. w natta. A.t.auiMun,
Prasidat. See. oed Treao.
W. U. BillLKR,
JAMES IHWIN,
JNO, V. IftWIH.
Ciearleld, Jnao II, II It lUreetare.
Bkl 11,100 Plan, for anl, dk
Oriaa lor eal? IT.
tial Ortaas for eel, IW. All warrsatod att
avers. Ilea l I.U lo svad lor Illeslreid Catalogoo.
Binn.u m asiLi.an,
OrliiBal Maaafastarar
t.ol.lo.n, Pa., Sajit. II, l7Hra,
Srur 2.drtlsrmfntj.
F
OR 8ALB.
aa'l t r(v( all
that tract or pareet of sans) -tv. f in iMmma
lownsbip, Clearaeld oonnly, Pa., wilbia bort
distatne of tb Tyrone CttH R. d
adjoining lands of Hubert Hudson and tnev.
and known ae tk Jacob B. Meerhart lot Tna
said traol oontela.Bg Atf acre eaur or loss, witb
two vein of voluabl eoal tnoreoa, ka about to
aero elsarad, aad I tb key to a largo mvif of
ued about being developed. Will be aoM low aad
upua oast torm. For particulars, apply to
daviu l. kkkBS.
Cl-arftald, Pa., July II, 1874.
pERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick.
kpl MustaaUy aa kaati.
ST0E AD EA1TDE1-WAKI
OF IVIRY DESCRIPTION!
CROCKS! POTSI CROCK8I
tletier'o Patent Airtight Mf aallaui
Krall aa1
BUTTKR CROCKS, wltk lids.
CREAM CHOCKS, MILK CROCK!,
Af PL BCTTSn CKOCKH,
PICKLI CROCKS.
FLOWIR POTS, rll PtBHEA,
STEW POTS,
Aad a gvaol siany etkar thluos too aajnaroos a.
saeaUoa, to bo had oa ,
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S '
STONE . WARE POTTERY,
uora.r M UBerry ana Tklrd straele,
CLKARFIXLD, PA. out
J.H.LYTLE,
Wholesale & Retail Dealer in
CrocorioS.
TIIK LA RQ (ST and BET 8KI.BCTID STOCK
in ilia tuuni.
COFFEE,
TEA,
QUEENS WARE,
TUBS aod BUCKETS,
DRIED FBTJITS,
CANNED 800DS,
SPICES,
BROOMS,
FLOUB,
FEED.
SUGAR,
SYRUP.
MEATS,
FISH.
SALT,
OILS,
County Agent for
LORiLIniRD'S TOBACCOS,
These roods bou.ht fhr RARR 1. I.. I...
and aold at almost eitj prioes. '
JAMKB a. LTTLB,
Ciearleld, Pa., Jane II, Wi-lj.
PRIVATE SALE"'
Valuable Real Estate I
Ths) vndtTslnaKL Hrlasr la Pbb iwn.. (!Uar.
ald eoaBly, Ps-, offm th follow lag r.lttblf
nrai osKiiiior wilt
446 Acres of Land.
more or less, la Breearia toaaskip, lalBg ea tbo '
.u w. vioarnvia oraOB, BOB WIlBIOOaO
IU -1 IW. rk. . I , . , .
- "- m .. Mas . aaavii
eoverod wltk kralook, wblto oak, rook eat, aad
elbor bard wood limber, aad a qaeatitr of wblto
" " if. , wi oa or ssora lees.
Th. U L II - J . j l . .. ,
- - 'M .IMBliaOBO
eoal, and direell, oa tbe liae of railroad leadlBC
r. ii...,.j.i... , v. .... . .
..wmwvwinh ... vailie SB aDBBOWa.
i.ra are, also, other valaable aslnerals oo tbo
Tb
Tho above lend lias about twa and a-helf siu.
below the vlll.ir. of tilen Hope, adjoininf land,
or Ooorr. Uroosa and others, oo what Is knowa
ss Porter's rao. Tko IsapreveojeBU oa tkeprop
srty ore a food (eared saw mill, ia raaainf order,
a high dam, stone breast, made ia tbe best a, ta
il er, fit Tor almost anvBsachiaerv. Tkare Is.aleo,
a large frame dwelling bones and frame baak bara
ibeieon, and aboot fortj or Iftv Boras, mors or
lee., of tho land Is slearad, Aojr pervoa
wishing lo loves! io property of this klad will da
wall to si. alio, this proportj. I will sell tbo
whole or the aodlvided half latessst, aa ma, enit
IbepareheMr. Tho above treat of lead will make
two or tareo larma, whlek will eempaio f.rorablj
witb th. er.atar aart af ih. mi .-A
terms made knowa la an; person wishlag lo por.
obese. For farther panienlars eall ia aarsea or
address the andsrsigned at Grampian HJI. P.O.,
Clearoeld ooaatj, Pa.
BAMLWlDEslIRE.
Jaa. a, isia-tr.
SEWING MACHINES
AT REDUCED BATES t
TBI HEW IMPROVED
Weed Sewing Machine,
roa saLB ar
51 lies IS. Dccn,
CLEARFIELD. PA.
(Rnldsaoa, Wast ClaaHlald)
Th. NEW IlirROVED WEED Is oao of tho
ant asaohiaes ia the market, aod mos vera Hgkl
and ,uiet Iu aew eviiader Stool Bbottlo kaa
only ono kolo to bo threaded, aad held, twtea ao
mask thread aa most aa. other auebiae. It kw
oo. of tho beet Narrow Hammers avade. Ito
Table Is loag aod roomy. It kas aa gears aad
oams. It basaa screws r faee-plelete a. r.
moved while oiling or eleaalag.
Tb. WKKD, befor. lb. let. improvement, drear
a prise al the Paris Kipeaitloa in Fraaoa, alee,
aa award at tbe Ceateoaial Bipositloo, aad ia
almost every oiare to ino i aioa.
Maebleee sold on If oatkly Paynaata. Parsoaa
skould aot bay kafore seeiag tke New Weed.
H.y, graio, beef settle, aad aome kiads of old
sfaekines teken ia part aa, for Bow Maefciaee.-
Al kinds of Sewing Maekiaeeoleaaadaad repair.
i. Also, dealer in all kiads of Bowleg Maekloo
Needles, Oil, Rurlan, Taek markers, Castor,
Ilsmmera, Bkattlee, Ckeek rpriags, aa.
In ardaring aaytkiag by letter, bo earo to siva
Bama of maohina. Cash maat eeoompeBy all
orders by mail. Persoas waatiog Bay ether kia4
of mashlae, ploaoa write for prtooe. aag,liS
William Powell,
stcoxD sr., vLnnriiLD, n.,
Dealer in Heavy end Shelf
HABDWAHE.
IRON, KAILS, PAINT, OIM, VARNIBBIfl,
u lads a nil rum
Khm oastRi.tl mmbi tbo bMt Cokiff.
BtftUag Mai Parlor
Stoves and Ranges
f all dtMrfptiffai. TaaU m1 PatkM Oatltvry,
Uirnitti Tomu, sa mm flaw, naioftMa.
Baar BkMsak BtefA PUm m4 PlskM .
Irtms, Obtsalt, BiiU, Aart, Amtmm,
FHaa, HlasTMef allkUJs, LMk
rVrtws, Hmsa Cord, rmWmfm,
!., SU.
Farming Uieulls,
Plowt, Caltlvaiorr, DoaWk mmi Mafia flhaval
Plows, CaltlTaier TomIs, Ural a CVaalioa,
Soytha, HaatbM, Haaa, Porks, mUkmrn,
Hay Parka, Pass Mb, at, f
BMa-a a.J Msallsi Bkaaa - - . IV.
f Cros rwl tawt aa4 aiatrl4aMM mm4
Bll.saBsa asaaJ samakl..ou-ll-
l imwwvwvmiwi r laiaiwr oaaivsi asimjf ws sou aT p
la ft IrstolaM Hard war 5or. Als Ml
saoei M
House Furnishing Goods,
IRISHES, LAMPS, CBlkt'ETS, Aa.
All kind, of Tlaworo kept oa Bead assd saade
to order. Rooanf aad Bpooliaf arooapat at.
uadl as.
Pmoaa alaklag aaytkiag la mi Uaa, as ka.
tiled to eall and asamiae steak aoJ priaao .
WILUAAt POWILV
riMrt.ld, Pa., i.e. I, !7 tf,
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