THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD; PA.
WKPNKSDAY MORINrt. NOV. JT, 1871
Terms of Subscription,
II mM in edvtnee.or within three month ..$J W
If imiil afttr throe before 1k Boatbs... 1 0
If ..eiJ efier tbcexpirailou of tlx moubt.,. I 00
4rMeuri. B. M. Pkttriiiiill a Co., Newt
iINirftr Advertising Agenla, IT Park Row, toner
liprknmn Rtrrrt, art wur dnW i.b'.ttw4 Agrnt
I, N Vorh OitT-
Mrthodlfet KpUaupal t liurrh He. J. R.
UrMrRHAT, l'e"tr. Srvicri evury fsabbetb
Uhi A.M.. and 7, P.M.
H.lil.atb Hnhnol at W A. M.
preve- Meeting every Thursday, at 71 P. M,
Coinu union rerviee. Aril Babbatb of every
Dontb, At 10) A. M.
Went ( IrRrflelrt al. E. C burrh Rev
W, .toTT VYiLRoa, Peator. Preaching every
alternate Sunday, Rt 8 e'olonk, P. M. Sunday
Bcboul it 31. P. M. All are invited to attend.
Irplterlii ChurrhKev. H. 8. Botlrr.
Sabhftth ervloot morning Rnd cvoaing Seb
hath School Rt 8 P. M. Prayer Meeting YVednet-
itj evening-
lent let t'hurrh. IUt. J. A. Aldrrd, Pri
tor Herviiwl every 8 ibbelh morning end evening .
allernatlRg. at 10J o'clock A. M- Rnd 7 Y. M.
rinl.bwth Boh. I Rt S P. II. Prayer Meeting every
Wednesday evening.
Ht. Kriicl'tluirf li I'Rthollc Ret. P.
J.Shrripan Preaching at I li o'clock, A.M., on
the flrit.lbird Rnd lourth Sundattof each month)
Vespers and Renedioiion ol l be blessed Sacrament
it 7 0 CIOCR, r. . Piy buuwui wiwij bbuj
iltcmoon Rt I a'cloek.
OKFK IAL 1MHUCTOHY.
TIKI Of BOLD 1 1(0 QOARTRR fRSIIORf COURT.
Stood Monday ot January.
Third Monday of March.
Fun Monday ef June.
Fourth Monday of September.
flMR Or BULDIRB OOHKOR f LRU.
Firit Monday of June.
Second Monday of November.
rciLio orncRRR.
n,tiJi frf(f II on. Cbarloi A. Mayer, of
l...k Haven.
Auirtant L Judgt lion. John H. OrTll, of
BcllefoatR.
Aitotialt JudgttAhrhm Ogden, CloRrfleldf
Vincent B Hoik Clearfield.
protkuHotary Bli Bloom.
Agister nnd lUeorierL. J. Morgan,
Iti strict Aitornty Vim. M. McCullougb.
Tnnwr David McOaughey,
Sktrif Andrew Pent., Jr.
Chrlit. J. HeaggT, Clearfield.
tWry of-Samuel P. jlcCloakey, Cur-
wmavilt. . .
Poiinf Cow miMtrnure Clark Brown, Clear
fl,ld; Thomas A. Mctlee, Chert P. 0.j IJairti
Hoover, Clearfield.
CbRUiy ANdKore-WiUiam V. Wright, Clear
ft rid i Samuel A. Caldwell, Wllllamigrove ( John
C. dinner Bufniid.
Conntw CrorJ. D. N-ff, New Washington.
JHry Commiwomert Dr. Jumna P Burcb field,
Cknrfli-d, Jo'efib Alexander, Madera,
Saptrinfmdrnl of Public XehooUK. L. Mo
Qunwn. Clearfield
StaUrof ' Weiri JuiH W.t'arlila,
offlre at Ulbewburg Pr.
jVoldriei Re-JobB W. Wrtgley, m. Rr
drbaagli, Cyrui tinrdon, ClearBeldi Joaepb R.
Irwin, N R. Arnold, CurweniTille ; J. A. Living
inne. Dull'di City.
Uur Special column i decidpdly interesting la
t l'Cal jn'int of view, and profitable reading to
ouuldftl who want to lava money.
VI ( (H'HMKI
"W ill jou tjke wheat, oati or Corn for iuh.
pcriii')n We are often Inquired of In thia way
b; later from i atroni who reidt at R diitanoe
from Clcurfield. We agiln lay yei. Tbo receipt!
of R mp'tnaible merchant or mill owner In the
tit inity, will answer ua jurt in wtll as tba ob.
To illluitrate: If any of our patron- will delirer
ui r bug of grain Rt the mill of Joieph H. Dreth,
in Cbeit townxhlp, Horace riitobin, in Durniide,
Tbomni H. Forcoy, in Graham, Win Porier or
6baw'i, in Lawrence, or Brown Bcyler'i, Rt
Roekton, 1'lI"0 towtiahlp, Rtid forward their
recclpU for the amount, we will flredlt them on
their account for the lume. In tbll way all may
toon pay what they owe, If they will pumue tbli
Thiro were mnikt's bold in cvory
Cburch in (own Utt 8nblab.
To morrow in 'J'bunkivin Day,
and a legal holiday, when lha Unki and other
public buiufil piav will be el od.
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Jiov. J. A. Aldiud, ol ibii jilufo, will
p reach ft Thanksgiving leruion in the M. E
Cbuicb at Cuinwrnvl'le, on TburjJy.
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Now it tbe linio to communce adver-
liMTiB hohdav gooda, and the tl.linriKi.P Han i-
dican ! ibe belt advertising medium In the
county. Don't forget it I
Tbe Huuudale Xeivs is ibe folwV
newspaper venture in thit county. It ia pub- j
liibed every Thursday hy tbe Fraier Bnithera, at
Iloutidala. Suefesi to it.
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A valuuble cow, th property of Mr.
leorga B. Young, of thii borough, choked to
death on Thursday or last week, by getting ft
turnip fait tn b.r wind pip.
Tbo lu'W leidciiuo ol W. D. Hitler,
weal and of Flue street, near tbo river, ta about
completed. It Ii ft neat and ooty brick tr joturo,
and wilt make a pleaimt bouia.
The County ComuiiBHioncra will not
be in aeinon neit week. Aaseieow, and otber
partlea who may have buiioesi at tbe office, can
be actoinojoua'id tbe week lulbwing.
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The inoiiramme of the Union Sab-
betto Botthd Inatitu't, whiob ) lo be held In tbe
M. K. Church at Turkey Hill, on Baturd.y, De
Slit, will appear in lull in our ait liiuc.
The umall bny whtt bade wood bye to
Suodny Bcbool just afiar lha pia oia last Rummer
U now mskrng a drifxrate effort to regain bia
standing la time for tbe eominf Chrlittnai tree.
John Mdiaiihvy, one of otir ontor-
prisiiag groeerviDen, received a car-load of choice
applet last week from Kltolra, N. Y , In barrels,
and he Ii now releillof them at tt.tb per barrel.
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ThoiinKmtf0' iboCoiut HouRebtll in
the evening ia for lernen In the Bsptiit Church .
Tbe B tlsta commenced a protracted meeting on
Monday evening last, and will Lava preaching
every evening.
. Union Tbuiikdiviiig wrviceB will bu
held by the aeverat enngr-gattoni of this place, la
the Freihvtertan Church, oo Thursday ojornirg,
eommenelngat II o'elock. Rev. J 8. McMurray,
of the M. K. Church, will pvacb the acrmon.
Wo are nqui-HU'd to announce that
the ngulnr Murphy Temperance meeting will be
held tn the Conn House, Clearflf Id, ftrii Monday
evening. Df Id, ft' the usual hour. It i tbonglil
that Hue. N II. Miller, of Oietole, will l a present
Rd add ran ibe people.
John II. mid Geo. W. Gturhart, Es-
eutort of (be estate of Adam Urarbart, lale of
Bradford townihlp, deeeaied, will sell ft lot ol
valuable perroaal properly, at public oul-ory, oa
the farm of the aald dree Jen t, on Tueed iy, the
17th da f December Beat Bet hand-bills for
partiaulari
The law-Buii of iiilor, Youn; & Co.
vs. John DuBols, to reoover tba price of a mia
onaina oon'TQlt-d far the Defendant by the
above aamed Irta, ftMupled tbe attention of tbe
Court lart week Ire Wednesday nornlng anill
Batarday evening, bn ft vrd et wn returned in
favor of lb FUlotlffa. Time wai eoneidrrab e
sparring among tbo lawyers. The remit of tba
ctM will be lound In our report of the Court
proceeding i.
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Tm Lart f lmod. Tbe heavy ruiitH
of Friday at.d Baiurday last put our rafting
streams In booming ord r on Bunday, and a more
glunona rafting day than It mi ftavar befere
dawned in thia evell-n But there were no rafts
worthy of uteotioR. Tbe father ad tbe si res mi
wrrs all right, but tbo eiop of limber was not tut
of tba wooda. Boa an or tight half rafts psssed
tbit plara, on their way dWR the river, Rod roi
or ibea tbre or four wer- run tui of Clearfield
creel. Rftiog It rather tool work at thia
of the year.
A Wickkd Tuur. A young man
asm.d Klfaer llewtil, ag.d about 24 lean, Run
oa at Mr. Tbomat Hewitt, ol Ilnttai, loft'hlp,
waalnstiRtly hilled Friday, the fltk last., b
ft iaw 1 g roiling ovtr him, while working or the
lociobof Alfred Rcofield, oa Wilson run. Wi
leurn ittce. that while Rev. Wm.J. King, of Drift.
wt .d, wa preaebing the faa-ial aormeo at the
house ef the lather, or the 10th isl,meeae
rifled the pocket of a ! of M Ta, wbtek bo
le aged ta brother of tba dee rased. The vest
wai tanging oa the coat r-b, and while tbo
preacher wa declaim lag agftlssl tba lial tf the
raee, aosuadrel remevesl the pocket awoa
tnm tha veet and ar propria tW tbo faad. Thb
la or ef tbo matt daj'ardly Uleka wa tver heard
of. That UlefiheuUMftaiaJybo looked after.
liqb of our JudKra, Mayer ami Oi -ia.
oeupted tb Judicial Btaob pert of lait week.
Two flntr lookiot Law Judges cannot be found
lft any other Judicial Ditrlt In the Statn.
Filling the Wuekl. The Jury
Comminloneri will meet nett week to Oil the
wheel. Tbe Court hat ordered that the o-mn of
A00 eober, Intelligent and jadletooj aneft be put iu.
Wo have now on band noveral tbous
and nrtt elm envelop, which wa will print for
bu linen men or ant body alio, at prie that ,-an-not
be rlralled. Call and aea the-n . tf.
Saw Mill ro JEknt. Saw mill
rentert will ohpprve, by rq advertiicrorot la ihU
Inua, that (be flrit-rlai eatabllMbment of Mrura.
Luiober A Moore, at Wiliiaoaport, ii offrred for
rent.
Man
Shingle bolts and irrnin of all kinds
ll waut-d In aiobango for boot, rboea, batl,
eapi, to , at tbe itore of Mi-QAUQHEV A
BIIUWKUS, on Sroond itreat, Clearfield, P
no v 20 -St.
Hcv. J. S. AltMurruy, of this plneo,
in company with a number of bunlera, recently
pent ft week Rt bunting on the mountain in
Centra county. Tbe Reverend gentleman aue-
oeeded In wounding ft deer, but did not kill It.
Another one of tbe party did hill one, however.
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JiiMt received ut (bo riiilmldnbia
Branch Clothing Store, Clearfield, largo f lock of
mena,boya and youtba' clothing, and ft variety
of children fancy lull. Alio, a fine itoeii of
rarooata, which can be aetj eheaner than a any
other itore in town. octlfi tf.
An Adjourned Keshion An 1-
Jnarned Court will eoovena in tbli plaoe oo tbe
tfttb day of December neit, for tbe purpoao of dii
poring f the eaifi on the argument liu and
the traoaaotlon of tome other unfinlahed buiineia
that can b diiped of without the preieuca of
Juron.
Music. We art) autborized to state
that tbe muiical entertainment for the benefit of
tbe Ciiitena Cornet Band, of Clearfield, an
nounced to take place aomt llnoe, and poitpooed
until after the election, will be held on Friday
evening, December 13th. Further notice will be
given nut week
Good Hkaiunu Chicap. We diruet
ppccial ftttendoo to tba ftdvvrtiaemeot of tbe
Amtricam Agrietturit In tbll paper. Will the
reduction. In rice, the many engraving, tbe vaat
amount of uit-lul inlormation, thia la oertainly one
of tbe belt and obepeit papera Ib the country,
and ibuuld be la every family.
Tub Claw don Wukat, We t-all the
attention of our reader to tbeartiola on tbe fourth
page of tbli paper, untitled " Tbe Clawaon Wheat
Controversy." Farmers aod dealira la wheat have
ft particular in t err it in tbli matter of securing
the brat quality of grain, Rnd experlenoe only
will teftL'b tbe true lcon.
Lmt of leltera retnuiniiig unclaiuied
in the Poitoffloafti Clearfield, fur tbe wek ending
November M, 1878 t
Frank Bolger, J 11. Cuni ogham, Mis Annie
Davli, Mrs. Martha Ureen, Michael Sullivan,
Thorn s II. Morgan, A. W. Write.
P.A. Uaulim, P.M.
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l'itouRE8b. Hut hix momliB more
will elapse onttl tha lubabitanta ol Boccaria, Uu
liob ftnd Cbct tbnnibipa, In ibii county, wil
have r railroad outlet from Clearfield creek, via
Lloydiville to Bcllwood, on tbo Pennsylvania
Central. Then, goti j-by to tbo Ukn Hope and
Tyrone turnpike across tbe Allegheny tnuuoieina.
" Jersey " Sn) dur butt purebaHed the
R. B. Taylor homestead, la tbt borough, corner
ot Third and Walnut streets, and will rrinuvt bli
family tbenio a aoon at it Ii vacated.
Tbomai A- Fleck baa become an owner of one
of the Taylor bouaea on Bridge street, and be in
tend nmkiug some ioiprovomenti to Ibe building
before occupying It.
St. Andrew' Epiwopal Sewing So
ciety, of nirarfield, will hold a Fair aod Festival,
for tbt benefit u' tbvlr Church, on Wednesday,
Tbundiy and Friday, the 18th, 11Mb Rod 2Uth
day of December, 187H, In tbo Centennial Build
ing. On Saturday evening ( Deo. list), a Concert
will be given In the Opera House, for tbe benefit of
tbo Episcopal Punoay Pub on 1, nov0 St.
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A Time Fixed. It will be observed
by r p'-ruial of our Court proceedings, that the
Tomer east has faad special term awarded, fil
ing tbe first Munday of April next for the oom
meoccBicnt of the trial, tbt Defendant reserving
tbo right until tba January term to make R mo
tion fur ft trial In point other county, should he
onnilder U eipt llenl. j
Help Waktkd! Tbo Presbyterian
congregation at Pen 11 el J hai ft deltof2l4 bang,
ing over thel. Church building. Tba memben
propose to remove the burden by holding a Festi
val on Chrlstnai day at Penfleld lull. A big
dinner will be served at noon, ftnd an oyster sup
per in the evening. Lot all who an able to do
to, contribute their mite and remove the mortgage.
Reliuioub. lU'V. 'i'h 08. H. SwitKcr.
of Pbilipsburg, preached lft tbt Clearfield M. B.
Church list Sunday morning, and Rev. IL 0.
Dill, of Lcwliburg, preached in tbe tame Church
in tha evening.
Mr, Ronkn Dulley, who slopped over Babbalb
lo this plaoe, delivered to add rest at ft Temper
ance lervlce lft tbt Presbyterian Church In tbe
evening.
Tannihy Uurned. We learn that
th Steam Tannery at Oeola caught fire last
Balorday night ftnd wa burn id lo the ground
The bark and other surrounding building were
tared by the eitiien fire brigade, Mny persons
think the fir was the work of an Ine en diary
A hoot thirty men are thrown out of employment
by this Resident. Tba loss cannot be much lets
than $11000.
Accidbnt. We are informed by a
ton ol tba Injured man, that on Wodoeedey, the
ttiib In it., while Mr. Tbomaa Beers, an old
I and tittemed cltiirn of Bradford township, and
a blacksmith by. occupation, wa engaged at shoe
ing a fractious coll, be was thrown agatnat a large
block of wood that was near and liavtured one of
hi rib. Owing to Mr. Bear' age, thia accident
ill probably keep bin froui hi work for several
mouth.
"Wife, let ua iro lo Kloek & Co.. to
trade to-day j neighbor A. says they have the
finest and best stock ol good In tbe oounty, end
are selling lb em below any one else."
Wfll, husband, I was going to propose tha
myself) 'or Mn. B. told m aba was there a few
days ago, and bought uch nio goods, and o
obep; and 1 am tired of those shoddy good we
have been buying at tbe wildcat tlorts. They
don't pay for making up." novo" -It.
More KailroaD, We are informed
that the Bull'i Up Hsitroad survey lri Lloyds-
ville, Camilla county, to Coalport, on CUarfield
treek, four mlltl above Ulon Hope, in thii oounty,
has bven completed, and over one hundred men
are now engaged Rt grading the road. Twenty-
five hand are rngngt-d ia tbe cut at Utah ill,
Rnd tbe rest are featured along the entire line ol
the road. The Engineer has guaranteed every
Bell's Uaper a ride to Coalport on tba Fourth of
ly next. A vela ol coal, ail feet la thickness,
extends along tha whole lint of tbi road, from
Lloydtviha to Clearfield ereek, and ibeaoe North-
west aorosi Chest, Bell. Burolde,Oreenwood Ind
Bra ly towftibips, to the Low Urade Railroad.
KxU ftet (i tun a Idler Irora neilL,'
man well-knewa here. It will be read with in
terest :
Mi'tio Horse, Ouoli, Hixooita!, 1
Augutt 81, 1874, J
H. K. Tknmpn, WKaltntU Jryjyitf, Tin
wUU, I'm., V. H. A.t
Tbe medicines you eo kindly gave me, e wit :
R. K. Th- mpeoti'a Hwewt Worm Feeder, and Dan
delion and Mandrnke Pule, I have ned aed find
tee very valuable. Just the medicine we need
here. Il la bat a simple statement ef a fact, when
1 say the powdtr, I bat la Dr. ?empsoo Bweel
Worm Powder, ha saved, humanely saeakln;,
several livee, one of which waa that of a valuable
native preacher. Krv. j. ft. vt-otea.
Prepared by I. K. Thomptoa, TuesviU', Pa
Price, 86 cent per bo it I.
For sale by all draglt la Cltarfltld, and by
Ju. Htyler A Bon, Letbersborg.
Death of Colonel Uwioht. The
eaexpecied death ol Cob Wfthoa Dwight, at hit
home la Binghamloo, New York, en Ike 18th
lest., start Ud more aereeaa tbaa Presi dealt or
Life lasuranee Oompaalei. It appear that withtft
the pact ill aioftths ke had hk lite lnur4 to the
amount of $!66,8u8, the policies lifted being pay
able la hie wife and torn Tba laturaaea awpw
are woederlully moved erer tbl quarter of awtil-
loa grab out ef their coffers, lie bed policies In
abnet twenty cewpRales, the Rqultable, of New
York, being Ibe heaviest $4t,00. C I. Dwigbt
waa well-knoWR to aiaay of ear ell ilea, havlag
beeR a largo owner of tlmUr lands Ir Uosbea
and Lawrence township, tbi eeuBty, and wa also
engagsd ! the lumbering busraeaa at eat vfaoe ftt
Willlamsport, If wo are not mlauhea, be com
manded oae ec the M Beck tall M Reglmeatt during
tba war. He we a maa of exccedlagfy Ine per
tonal appearance aa4, bteaae of hi persoaal
BTaadeer.heeaeounlared friend everywhere. He
died twenty yeart tee aeon.
UVClr :oi'HT PROCHKIl M(i,
aftCOMD WRIK,
Court convened on Monday, Nov. flta, 1871,
ftt t o'clock, P M , with Jodgea Mayer, Ogdee
and Holt oft the Beoeh. Wa, M. MuCulhiugh, Sr.,
John Larrimer and Harry Uamphlll, were ap
pointed Tipitavca.
Tbe eaiea on tbe trial liat were disposed of ftt
follows t
Pbaelacr Brother A Co., to use, v. Samuel Ar
nold. No. 39, January Term, 1870. Feigned
Issue. Continued.
William Porier, Administrator of J.W. Wrtgbt,
vs. Wb. V. Wright. No. 3 Mi. March Tern, 18T0
Amicable actloa. Not reached.
Jamet P. Halt ri. M (shannon Land A Lumber
Company, No. Sept. Term, 1874. Atuump-
ait. Cootlnued at cost of Defendants, and ordered
tbnt ft be put down fur trial on tha second week
of the January Term, and that the bill of eoats be
paid oa presentation.
John W. Davli vs. Uruom A Dickey. No. 705,
Sept. Term, 1875. Debt. Continued before Court,
Bell Township School District vi. Levi Bunder-
Ma aod H. L. Henderson. No. 850, Sept. Term,
187o. Debt. Judgment entered ia open t ourt
In favor of Plaintiff, (or $150, with ttay of exec a
cut ion until February 1st, 17P.
J. B. Oarrlson vs. William A. Bloom, Exooutor
of A brum Bloom, deceased. No. tit, January
Tern, 1870. Scire Facias. Tried, Veidiot for
D.ftndant.
A. J. Logan vs. T. J. Buyer. No. 478, Jauuary
Term, 1870. 8c ire Facia Sur. Mechanic' Lieu.
Tried, Verdict lor Plaintiff, for ..
H. C. Thompson ot !. vs. J. W, Bell et aL
No. 812, January Term, 1870. Ejectment, Coo
tinucd.
Bigler, Young A Co.va.Joha DuBol. No, 847,
January Term, 1876. Debt. ' Tried. Verdict fur
Plaintiffs, for $1,173.74.
Kepbait A Baiteyva, Moshannun Land and
Lumber Company. No. 00, March Term, 1870.
Debt. Continued.
Solomon 11 all man vs. John W. Chase. No. SV0,
March Term, 1870. Ejectment. Diieontioed and
settled.
Martha Hunter ti. Leonard Kyler. No. 405,
Marob Term, 1876. Aaiumpait. Judgment con-
feaied by Del and ant, In furor of Plaintiff, for
$281.77.
D. J. Hoar A Co. v. Lever Flegal. No. &2,
March Tirm, lft76, Asiumpsil. Not reached.
Oeorge M Bnioin va, David Dunn. No. 18,
June Term, 1870. Trover and conversion. Not
reached .
C. II tiarden A Co. v. Jamet KeirACe. No,
HO, Juuo Ttrin, I It" ft. Aisuuipait. Judgmenten-
ared ia favor of Plata tiff, and against Jas. Kerr,
for IIU6 97.
John U. Glasgow vs. Lafayette II. Bloom, No.
157, June Term, 187ft. Ljertmtml, Continued on
aocount of the sickness of Defendant, and at bla
cost.
Ellis B. Turner ti. Lewi Sbitnol at al. No. 100,
June Term, 1K70, Scire Facial Bur. Mtohanlt's
Lien. Continued.
Beyer, Uuyer A Co. va. Mary Shoff et al. No.
3i3, June Term, 1870. Scire Faeia Snr. Me
chanic' claim. Defendants con fee judgment In
favor of Plaioiifta, for $.10 71, with ttay of execu
tion for two yeare,
Beyer, Ouyer A ( o. vt. J. 0. Bhoft. No. ins,
June Term, 1870. Scire Fucla Sur. Mecbanlo'
claim. Defendant con fane Judgment in favor of i
PlaiotlfT, for $31.07.
Beyer, Uuyer A Co. va. Henry Llverwrigbt et !.
No. Sur, June Term, 1878. Scire Facia Bur. Me
chanic's claim. Continued.
AHOUMKXT LIST.
The following na nn lha argument Hit were
disposed of i
Ooorge W. Qanot vt. J. W. McOeo. No. 40,
June Term, 178. Certiorari on part of Defend
ant! to Win. Bard, Esq. Dismissed.
Samuel Hagerty v Commissioner of Clearfield
County. No. 46. Sept. Term, 1878. Mao dam ua
to County Commissioner!. It wai ordered that
tbe Commissioners of Clearfield county pay to
Samuel Shoff, Treasurer of the Madera Bridge
Company, the sum of 420 awarded by the view
ers, upon said Sboff entering Into bond, with
spprovrd surety, tn the sum of $600, conditional
lor the proper application of aaid money.
John C. Ferguson va. Daniel Gorman. No. 284,
Sept. Trrm, 1873. Verdict for PlaiotlfT. Motion
for ft new trial. Rule for new trial dltcharged,
and judgment directed to be entered oa verdlot..
II. 8uliRUgh vt. Rachel Kratiar, Defendant,
and Andrew Peon, Jr., (High Sheriff ) Uarnlbe.
No. 671 Sept. Term, 1875. Certiorari on parlol
Defendants M William Bard, Esq. Judgment
and proceedings of tbe Justice reversed and set
ailde.
John H. Bcytri v. A. II. Sohaffur. No. 331,
ScpL Term, 1S77. Bule granted on Plaintiff to
abuw cause why judgment should But be opened
and the Defendant let into a defense.
ran juht wnxau
Nov 30ih, 1978, It waa ordered that tbe name!
of iix hutdted sober, intelligent ftnd judicious
periona be selected by tbo Jury CommiMlooer,
frum the wbule qualified elector of tbe oounty of
Clearfield, to serve ri juror in tbe several Cotuta
of laid county during the year 1879.
Th Court ordered tbe iiiue of reuirea for Juror
for r Court to tocumeBoe oft tbe second Mouday
of January, 1879, and to continue ia lesiiun for
two weeks.
(jtlAR'RB !ftiaioni.
Commonwealth vi. Martin V Turner. Novem
ber S3d, 1870, upon motion of Defendant's toon
set, "it it ordered that the Court fix tbe Ortt
Monday of April, 1879, for ft special Oyer nod
Terminer for the trial of tbit Cause, Rod that be
(the Defendant) be alloued to move for ft change
of venue at January Term, 179, abould be see fit,
Nov. 23d, 0:30 P. M , Court a lj-uroed until
Deoemtier 26th, 1878.
- A FAIH LETTKK.
BiaMstea, Pa., November 14,' 1878
Ma- En ivor :l ak space through your col
uiuna, tit bring before tbe agriculturists of tbia
oeumy tue treaimeui 1 reoeivetl at tbe bands ol
the Clearfield Agricultural Society, October I6tb,
IHTtt. Tbe Brat premium awarded waa ror tftor-
ouvb-bred boiu, open tu all stallions, W. Be
ing the ownr ot a good three year old stallion, I
entered him in t'lasa No. 4. 1 believe It wa ed
ited by everybody tbat be was ibe best borae
of the kiud prrseoied lr Inspection, Wnen the
judges went to Inspect the horses, they said hud
butter change mine to uaaa no. o, Rnd at ibwr
mquett 1 did eo. The judge were atraagere to
uie. Oua ot ihcm aeemt-d ui uot at loreuio ) 1
think they called him Mr. Caldwell, of Fike twp.
When thy went to award toe premium, tbey re
fused te give aw a premium, because 1 bad
oh unifed uy burse from one oiasa tu tbe other.
and because they iu.U(tned 01 to be a eltlsen ol
tome olber county. Witb ibe exception el three,
I em the eldest cititen ia Buraside bu rough, hav
ing lived here thirty-two years. I am informed
tbe $4 that really was mine was given tu tbe
President's son-in-law. Now, I would say, If ibis
is the way tba Clearfield Fair have been con
ducted, no wonder It bat " ployed oat," Rnd those
same men complain thai farmer lake at latereat
In Fair. I would aid, Wnat inducement i there
for tbe larmer af ter seeb treatment as tba above 1
Care should be taken ibat your game be more
omlcrgroood, or hereafter abandoned, If you with
tbeoo-operuiioROl fertotrs from tberwraldiatrlcts,
or uvea Hope te make tbe Agricultural Society a
suoues. lourt respeeiluily, H. It. Dana.
Clearfiuld Coal Trade. State.
utrnt of Coal and other freight! teat over the
Tyrone A Clearfield Dlvlalon, Pennsylvania RalL
uad, for the week ending November 16, 1878, and
tbe lame lime last year :
COAL.
For Uie week 1
riame time lait year...
Decrease
Previously during year
"lama time last year...... .
Decrease MMHt
Total la 1878.
Same lime lata year
Decreate
orwRR raBiawfft.
78,163
LlDbir .....,ll W M!
Miscellaneous freights M
,.U0 tart,
11
Tbo Now Weed Rewlnir Machine
awarded the highest ante at Ibe Uie Coaaty
Fair, (see It mt of pramiumi la ad vert 11 ng col-
umnsjha since bad aaother valuable Improvemeot
made oa ll. The machine It to eoftrtruefd thai
tbe bobbin eaa ha wound without raoalag the
machine, ar unthreading It, or remeviag the
work. There Ii no danger of breaking tbe thread
oft tbe Weed If the wheel It tamed the wrong
way, at It tbe tact ith other meebiaca. No ew
aheald hay befere teaiag the Near Weed, witb in
fine wood work, teeye start, eety aiavemvRl.
lifbi andaulet running, which make it oae ef
the best maebinet In tba market. If yea have
aot teet the New Weed, we would advise you lo
write lo Mitts R. Bevra, tho agent, Cbarfleld. Pft,
aft I have one brought ta year boaea aefetw pur
ehatlRg. ujesaL
Tlie Cleatflild Grh Company ofTfm.
ftt par. Cuapea Beads la AesH-m aoee ef $
nad $i0e each, bearing latoreet at Us rata at lit
per centum per annum, payable scmt-aaaually at
tbe Flrtt National Bank. Tbe Com pa ay ha
latued bonds to tbe ameeatef $19 aod $MM
of tbit waa takea hat a few dayi age by oae of
tbe Clearteld baoaa, leaving $4,009 te bedMpotod
ef. C pi tails tt who are eeekieg a tafe lft veet
meet for their meaey, would oeaeaN tbesr reier
esl by la veet ing la tbeet betdt. Tbey eaa
perch aaed at either of the Clearfield baaki. Any
Inform ail en reapeetlng the Oct Cvmpaay, will ho
cheerfully givva by A. F. Beyatoa, IrveideRt, ar
W. W. Belt, 9terttary. Jtll-tf,
VOUB.
87,44
- 0,746
- ,fl I
,.lllT,4fi2
..1190,314
- 72,868
,.ll44.9Vft
lali,i60
Remember -that I-ytle i Coanty
jtgtfttf re w.r;! -r Vi T"fccwi, tad can tell them
ftt factory prteea. They are tbe Lett tobaooea in
market Try tbeau.
At the Republican oflice In tbo place
togetyoar job work dona. We are fully prepared
to do anything la the printing Una, will do It
well, and ftt tbe right kind of price. tl.
e a
To Landlords and Storekeepers.
Lytic has an arrangement with aa kaitera Cigar
Factory so that be oae cell cigar by the box or
thousand at bottom flgaree, diva their algan
one trial.
Candid Advice. Whenever a man
eomec Into our rosau eplaiQjae;of beadacba. bad
breath, bad taste la the mouth, and feeling li
generally, we advise falin to take Dr. Fennerc
Blood and Liver Remedy and Nerve Toolt. Ilia
Oolden Relief core nil pal ( Cough Honey all
cough. 11 arts wick A Irwin ageots, Clearfield, Pa.
.... ia-e-a
Closing Out. With the intention oi
removing to ft milder climate earlv la tbe Spring,
my entire stock of Dry-goodt, Notions, Trim
ming, Carpet, Wall Paper, Ac, will be dispose!
of at a great discount. Person In need of goods
will do well to call, a you will get bargalnt.
aovJO St. Wat.ua Kbxd
A Fact. An advertiRcmont inserted
la tbe RxrtraLiCAJi will reach more rcadera than
if published la all tbe other paper la the ooun
ty, and coat Ibe advertise! leu than one-half
In other word, an adrertiftment published in
our jturnftl Ii worth double tbe price of thot
charged by any other pobliiher ta the county.
It Ii a tRot." tf.
Dental Notice. Dr. A. M. Jlilln
would say to hi friends and former patient that
he bat not retired from practice aa bai been to
Uduitrlously circulated by tome pertont, but will
c Btinut to give hii penooat attention to all who
may desire It, or to aaaiat Dr Ueiobbold when
ever required. Nitrous Oxide Ua given for tbe
painless extraction of teeth. April 4-tf.
SpiciaiB,
Chrai Uomri ! Wmt Viioiaii. Will take
ty property or other real estate to part pay fur
our land. For circular, Rddreaa
J. II. Briaton,
Msrtiosburg, W. Va.
or call on Wm, Read, ClearQold, Pa.
aovSO-St
Loor I'aaal Have you seen the beautiful
Coat fur Udie. at Fleck A Co. 'a 7 They aurpa
anytbing or the kind ever offered lo thia market
tor tf loot fiuisN, quality ot good and low prioea-
nuviz-9t.
Wastro 6fl0.00 14-feet shaved hoop, deliv
ered at tbe railroad, In car loads of H.OtlO, at all
point oa tha Tyrone A Clearfield, P. A K , Bald
Kaglo Valley, and Pennsylvania Railroad, for
which I will pay the highest market price.
Oct I , 1878-tf. Clearfield, Pu.
Orb IIi'MPRRD Prb Crrt. Diioocwt or Old
Pricrr. Hewing Ma hlnea can oow be purchased
Rt Merrell't tin Rnd variety store, from $A& up
warda. All hind of tewing macbinea repaired
on tbe shortest notice.
Clearfield, Pa., July 18, 1 977.
BroeiRp For Balr. R. Newton Sbaw keep a
full aupply of Fedunift Buggies and Platform
Watfoua lor sale, iu no seen ai ine pdsw uuhw
yard. Call on or Rddreaa him et Clearfield Poru,
ylvRDlft. naay 13-tf.
W4rtrd. Delivered at the Rail Road.
100,000 26 Inob shaved shingles.
on,mi0 S4-lnob tawed shingles.
I n u,0H0 feet of pine board.
60 ,0O 14-feet shaved boopl.
6,0(1 n railroad lie.
60,010 feet of good hemlock board.
For which I will pay the higheal market prion,
delivered at Clearfiuld, or at any point on the
Tyrone A Clearfield Railrotd.
v. r. auiin,
Clenrfleld, Pa., Oct. 10, 1878-tf.
In split of flannelt, oougha and col d will make
lodgment in tbe syiteui. But ihey arc not
tenant at will. Yon can dixposieae them with
Hale 'i Honor ef Ilorehound and Tar, ia lest timt
than it teket a Sheriff to exeoutc a writ, Hold by
all Druggists.
1'ike a Xuothacbe Drop! euro in one minute.
nov0-4t.
fi tndenlable Truth.
Yon deserve tn anfTer. and If you lead ft milir
able, unset isfaelerv lift In thia rveautilul world,
It It entirely your own fault and l bare is only one
ox coe for you -your unreasonable prejudice and
akeptlclsm, whiob ha kilNd thousands P-rtn-al
k oow I edge and common eenao reasoning will
aoon abow von that Ureen'a A u rust Flower win
care yi-u of Liver Compla-nt, or Dyspepsia, with
11 It miserable effect, tucb as aiok headache,
Balbltatloa of tho heart, aour ifomacb, habitual
oottiveneaa, disilnet of tbo brad. Rervjiut prut
t rat Ion, low plritt,Ae. Iu ealet t.uw reach every
town on Ibe Western Continent, and not a Drug
gist but what wll tell you of lit wonderful curi.
i oa can huy a sample bottle tor oenia ore
doeet will relievo vuu. July 17,78 eow-ly.
I Uish Evtrybody to Know.
Rev. George 17. Tharcr, an old eillten of this
vicinity known to every one at a most Influential
citlsen, and Christian Minister of the M. B.
Church Just thit moment ttepped iftoor store to
ear. "I wish every bdv to know that I consider
that both myaelf and wife owe our live to, Shilnh'e
Uonsampttoa uare. It It having t re men dons
talc ovtr our counter and 1 giviog perfect eatit
f act ion In all cases ol Lung Dlsetse, such aa notb
Irc else baa dope. Bourbon. Ind Mar t - T8,
irs. Maieaett rianoe Boia tiy iierttwiok a
Irwin nnd 0. V. Watson, Clearfield, I'e.
3o Dtception I' Bed.
It Ic it ran re an manv people wt) continue to
suffer day after day with Dippla. Liver Cam
plaint, Constipation, Hour Stomach. General De
bility when thev ran prooure at our store h II
1 OH'8 V1TAI IZKK, free of coat If it does not
cure or relieve them. Prloe 76 eta. Sold by
Hartawtok Irwin nnd C. V, Watson, Clearfield
For Lame Back. P Ida or Cbeit as SHILOH'S
POROUS PLAfTKR. Price 26 ctt. Sold by
Hart wick A Irwin and 0. D. Walton, Cltarficld,
Fean'u
Uaa Or. Van Djke'a fulphur Moap.
Maket tbo akin beautifully white ant healthy,
removal dandrun, chuo-'g, p richly neat sores,
eruption, hurning stlning ant Itching of ib
akia and scalp. A tulphur bath witb It 1p bi ab
recommended. Alwayt aak fur it by it lull name.
Jul) I7,'7u-enw cm.
WANTun. Some esily learned person or Art lit
to mar ufurrure Lprusita PavRrvrSn.K Carvar
Fictorrr ia tbit county, oa Royalty. Paloted
from phofigrapbi or any picture, and It th
Finett Oil Painting made Before ibr territory la
tal ea I will paint pictures Kill for $10 and
warrant them for life. Kverv person should have
woe, aa Oil fainting on (Moved are the only
picure that will stand the teat ot time, and can
be bund rd down, to posterity. Particulars free.
L. T. LUTHKR.
Not. T, 1877-ly. Corry City, Pa.
Nervous lcbllily.
Vital Weak neat ar Drnreaalon i a weak
exhausted feelier. ua energy ur courage t the re
suit ol auental over-work. Indlecrelloita or
exreaeea, or tome drain upon tbe trstem I al
weya cured by Humphrey's Homortpethio Specific
no. jn, it lone np and invigorate the system,
dieiielt the gloom and despondency, impart
attangth Rbd eoergy, dope the drain and
juvenatea tbe entire man. Been used twenty
year witb perreet tuenaai by tuoaeanda. Bold by
deaera. Price, 81 per atngle vial, or 86 pi-r
package of live vial and Vi vlai oi powdtr. Bent
by man on receipt of price.
Add res lluanphrryu llomtrpatlilc
MMirliie Conpaay. UK Futoa St., N. 1.
U. 1. Vtatwn, Ageut, Clearfield, l a.
epl. 1, 1H78-Iy.
cJust Received !
Junl Received by ARNOLD, nt
tUKWhbVlLLil.i
Car Load Nova ttooiia IMftHter 1
Car Load Dure Corn. Kyo and Outa
unop i
Car Load Deaken Halt !
Car Load Choioe Family Flour I
. Car Load Dry (iood, Urooeriv8.&c.
tcarbhinirlea. Bark, It. K. Tke and
(Jruin will be taken in exchango.
Curwanavnio, Ainy 1,
Wmti.
Oa Bat a rd ay, November Id, I8TS, by Rev.
Waa. B. K'dredge, Mr. James Hudson and Ml-
Mary WiNlamseR, both of Pbiltptburg, Centre
eeuaty.
Oa Wadacsday, November 80, 1878, by Rev.
J. A. Weodeook, Mr. A. C. Mdtward, of O.oc.la
Mlite, Clearfield cwwoty, and Mist Henrietta Ad
a ma, ef FblHpaburg, Ceaire owwaty.
' At the reeldeaea of the bride't parv.fi te, an
Wedaesday evening, Nnvember tOib. 17 tsy
KfV J. tt MrMerray, Mr. Kara Browa Rnd Mis
Itertbft Bone, both ef lleerftcld, Fa.
The printer la thit efteo lender their congrat
ulation ta tbe beppy couple, and wiib them a
loag aad happy Journey along the atreaa of time.
Tbey left oa tha Thursday morn lag trait for
UraateeeRty, Mary I aad. where Mr. B-lieogaget
ae bee keeper aa the log yob of A. 0 D.br n-
j?lrd.
Ik Itnolid.l, barooah, ow Tbarad,, w..Hih.r
14' k, 6878, Hnen, daagkural Edward and Aa.
a. U..B, aged I ,eer, I mootka aad 18 daja.
At iterllog , IhU aoaat?, oa Taeday, Nov.mbar
Ittk, 1878, Sraddia, Touaee Boa of Albert and
Amanda Kvaaa, g-a I ,ev aad 4 mealhe.
la firadfard aawaabl,, M frlda,, afawamaa II,
lilt, Emma J wife af J, H, iblre,, Bf-d 18
reara, a m.ataa an, 3 lav,.
CIJgABnELD MARKETS.
s. ,. rir-tariBLP, P Nov. 18, 1878.
Flour, pef ct. ..T?.!??1 11 '..., 1
V
Huab wheat riour per wi ,.
Corn Meal, partwt
8 etl
8 00
I 4ft
1 8ft
1 OA
1 00
00
Chop, rye, perewt
Chop, mixed, per cwt
Bran, per ewt
Wheat, per bushel
Rye, per bushel
Oat, per bushel
Corn, ear, per bushel.., M
Buokwbeat. per bushel
P'tt'tooa, per bushel
Applet, per buftel....
1 1 am, per pound
Shoulder, per pound
Dried Beef, per pound
Chlckeaa, per pair
Butter, per pound
.v, pr doaen
76
dO to DHI
Hi
40
85
15
S 00
Salt, per sack, large
Coal Oil, per gallon
Lard, per pound
Dried Apples, per pound...
Dried Peaobea, per pound..
Beans, per bushel
SO
0
s
2 00
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
PaaAURLra'A. Nov. IVBreedatufT are dull,
attbougb tbe oahle advices are more encouraging,
Cotton Is quiet and steady at OKfltfJo lor mid
dltnta.
Flour and Meal Flour Is vary dull. Sales of
1,000 barrel!, Inclu ilug Minncioia Extra Fimlly,
low and fancy, at $4('V 76 ; Peon'a. do. do., ut
(4 26(0,4 76 Ilhnoi and Western do- do., at $t 75
and patent and other high grade at $6 AO
(VL70U.
Hyo flour tl quiet at $1 00r7t,$.1.
Coromeal is umioally unohttuired.
U rain Wheat la quiet and steady. Sale! of
4,(HiO bushela, including rejected, ut SUi-futll ; Red
at $1 04(rul U5 j No. 8 Red In elevator a( $1 Oi
Auiber aif I 96(ml 00 ;and Wbiteat $1 U()(&1 08.
hyo la unebanttud. Corn ia quiet and rather
firmer, ea ol n.uvu uuineii, looiuuinrf new re
jected, at 83(o;i7cj old do. at 4140 i new Welt
an. mixed, al JHc.ioo i new euuiaern veuow a
411(4X01 old Wesiero mixed la grain depot at
46u i and old yellow at 4rif((J47o. OaU remain a
last reported. Buiea ol 7,000 bushels, including
Wbiie at Hu(q,34c, nod mixed, at 27(iJJ8o.
Seeds Timothy ia not wanted. Flaxseed la
quoted at 01 321. Clovcrited ll steady at 6(drlo,
Wniaky la dud sale of Western at $1 19.
Chicago, Nov cm bar 25. Flour quiet and ua-obaovt-d.
Wbtat unsettled but generally lower i No. 1 Red
Winter. H6o( No. 8 Chicago Spring, 80t tor cash
4j(fl(94ie for Uecember ; B4i((i fur January
No. i Ctoivaco Hpnoit, 7U((i)7lo ; rejected, 6V4o.
Corn dull, weak and lowur ) tllo lor cash i HI
bid for for December; 3ii(3ljo fir January ;
rejected, 2?.
Oats in Uir demand, lower ; 2Jc for cash ; 20c
for Dueemer i 2ojo for January.
Rye steady and unchanged.
Barley Armor ai 0o for cash ( 91(3,950 for De
cemuer, extra No. !, 47 (y52o.
Staitronds.
PeniiMylvanialtailroail
TYRONE & CLEARFIELD BRANCH
AN and after Monday,
NOV. 4, 1878, the
Passeneer Train wil) run dally (except Sun
day! 1 betweea Tyrone and Clearfield, a follows t
CLEARFIKLD MAIL.
W. 8. Plithmrr, Conductor.
LKAVK SOUTH.
LEA VB NORTH.
Curwenvillo,JI.2o, P. a
Clearfield 1.40.
Trron........
Vnaouoo,
Hummli,....
Pow.ltoo,...
... 9.n0,,.H,
... .ib, "
.- o0,
...10 0(1,
Leonard, .3 49,
Barrett 8.64, "
Woodland 4.01, "
Bigtcr,.- 4 OH.
Wallacetoa, 4 17, "
Blue Hall,.. .,...4 26,
IfHWll,,
!" II, "
Uiiinlo 1(1.17, "
Bletner' 10.22, '
fhilipabur,,..!!) 2d,"
(Iru.in 10.211, "
Blue 11.11 10.37, "
Wllu.tua,...l0.44,
Higlel. 10.12,
Woodland 10.00, "
llarrelt, II 07,"
L.nnard 11.12, "
0l..rleld 11.10,"
gurwenarill,,.ll.40,.a,
Oraham, 4 31, "
Philinsburg, ...4.36, "
Stelner'a ,
Uoynton,
..4 48,
..4.6,
..Hi,
Osceola.
Powulton,.
rtuuimit,
Van eeoyoe, ......6.36,
Tyrone, 6-OW,
CLEARFIELD ACCOMMODATION,
na, L. knoina, Conductor.
LKAVK SOUTH. LEAVE VORTII.
Curweatvillt. 6.40 a. a. Tyrone, I 16 P. a.
Clearfield 7 : 1 " Vauscoyoc,.,,. 1 .63 M
Leonard 7.26 ' Humtum......8.00
Rarrelt, 166 " PoWelloo 8.10
Woodland 763 " Oaceuta, 8 46 "
Bfglvr . 07 Hoyoton 8 6S
Wailaoeton,.. 8.8d Hteiner'a, 4 00 "
Bloc Ball,... . 8 36 " Fbilipourg...4 86
Oraham 8 46 " Orab.m 4 40 M
Pbilipsburg.. 8 00 " Blue Ball 4 66
Kleiner's 9 10 Wallaoetoa, ... IS
Boynton 0 26 M Bigler, ....6.28 "
I I a, V30 " Wootllsod,. ...6 46 "
Fowelton 10 00 " Borrett, 6.67
Humniit, lOltft " Leonanl, A 06 H
Vauaooyoe 1 1.07 M Clearfield 6,'iO '
Tyrone Il.t'l Curwenville,.7 00 "
BTAOB LINUS.
A at.aeloar.a CarweaaTilUdallT for Rernolda.
iile, at I u'elook, p.m..arrifintatReTnoldairlllo
at 6 o clooa. tt- Oi. Ketarninc, lea.ea Ko.aolda.
.ill. d.lly, at 7 o'clock, a. eo., arriving at Cor-
en.vill.at izoeloea, aa. far,,aaoa waj, ...
A Btam leavea Cnrweoaflllo dallf. at I o'alook
p. a , lor Dulioia City, arri'ln( at DuVoie Cilj
at 6 o'clock, p. m. R.turoinc, leavea Dulioia a)
f o'clook, a. m., dallr, arrlring at Corwoaavllle at
l u'oluek. ai. rar .acb war, 02.
PIIILIPSBlIRa A &1OHIIANN0N BRANCHES
LkA.k .OUT!.
1 a. a. a. a. a
ariTioaa. a, a. r. . p. I
Morrl.ilal., 12:10
2:0
1:1.
1 IV
2 24
2:1111
2:44
2:62
2:47
.1:02
.1:07
1:12
T:16
1:iS
7:44
7:42
f:Ut
B: 11
t:IK
:21
:2S
8:34
I'hilip.l.arai, 12:20 4:31
cilainer'a 12:21 4:24
U..nl.,n, ' 12:14 4:10
Oieeola, 1(1:30 1 2:04 4:10
:!
::,6
SO
8:(i
11:40
.15
8:.I0
Hoaban. oo. 10:S 11:61 I if
HtaillnK, I0:l 11:4 :M
lloutadal, 10:11 11:40 :4o
M r('.u I-;, 1,1:6.1 11:36 8 40
K.ndnck'a. l:i 1 1 JO l:.1i
K.U..J. 11:13 11:26 1:30
BALD EAGLB V ALLEY rJRANCU.
Hi. Mail.
P. M. A. M.
7 IS B.30 leave Tvrono
7 23 8.17 Uald Kofi.
8 01 11. .10 Julian
1.14 H.66 alilrabura;
8.32 10.116 ll.llefont.
8.46 10.16 klileabori
t 08 10.40 Howard
42 11.13 .rrlva L. Haven
Mail Kip
p. a. A a
irrlv
8.06
6.63
7.48
t.10
4 46
4 87
4.36
4.02
leave 8.16
TOO
8 43
8.38
8U
6 no
616
TV HON U bTATlON.
K.feTW.IIII.
A. B.l WBKTWARI,. A- M
Peeifle Kttire.a
8:101 Pittsburgh Kap'aa, 2 60
8:601 Pacific Kioreee, 8:18
llirrufw., Ace'm,
p. a.
8:33
8:60
I0:;8
p. a
Mall Train.
Atlantic Kxpreta,
Phiia. Expreaa.
War l'aaaenger,
Mull Train,
Paat Lin.,
1:16
8:34
7:08
Cloe connection made by all train at Tyrone
and Lock Haven.
B. B. BLAIR,
mylT-tf. Superintendent.
AUrglirny Valley Railroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION.
AS and after Mnndav. Deo. 10th, 1877,
I the naaaenaer trail', will ran dallv (eir.pl
Sundav) batweea Red Hank and Driftwood, aa
followa t
8..ACTW Alll Dav Mall leavea Pltlaborg
8 20 a. ao.i Had Bank I It 68 1 8llgo Junetioa I SOU:
New Bethlehem 1:07 p. av Mavavllle 1:38 (
Tm. 1:80, ftronkvlti. 2:00 t roller a 1:36 1 Be.
aold.vlll. 2:62 Dulioia 8:33 1 tiummll Tunnel
8:48 t PenSeld 4:0i I Weedvlll. 4:17 1 HonoBette
4:68 i arrive, at Driftwood at 6:66.
V) lTW AHIIDaj Mallleavae Driftwood
12-16 n. tn.t Hi-oetrtte 1:00 1 Weedvlllc 1:10;
Penfleld 1:46t rluromil Tunnel 2:07 Dnlloi2:88i
H.vnoMavllle2:62. Fuller'a 2:67: llrookvill. 8:3.1
True 8:4lli Mavavllla 4:l6l New Bethlehem 4:28
SIik" Junction 6:10 1 Red Bank 6:37 errlree at
Pitlafcari at 8:10 p. m.
OJr Tbe R-ynoldevlll, Accommodallofl laavee
Rajnoldaville d.Hr at 7:60 a. m.j and arrive, at
Red Bank al 1 1:00 a. a., 1'ittelmrnh at 2 :6 p. m.
Lavee Pill.barik al 8:30 p. Rod Bank at
8:66 ,. an. arrtvinl at R;noldavllle al 8:06 p. aa.
Cloaa BonDMlloae made with tralaa oo P. A I
Railroad at Drill ood, and with tralno on Ihv
AHeuhen, Vallev HallMail at Red Hank.
DA VUl McCARliO.UeaVI Sa'l.
A. A. jAcaeoa, Sap'l L. U. Dlv.
HTAOK LINK.
cLRARPiRtn to paapiitw.
Tha anderined would inform the pobll, that
M ia now ranaing a a'age no, o.tweea vworncio
and Panfl.l'l, tbrM lime, a ewl
Tbe atao leavea CVrarfleld oa Moadave.WwlBoa
day, aad Fridava, at 8 a'oloek a ar.lvlog
at Penfleld al 13 o'.loek na. Retaining aaiae
d.,a. Laovea PeaOeld al 4 .'elock p Bo., amv
in ru.rl.i4 at 8 n'eiMik U. M.
Uaiinvettoa ta male with tralaa aa tha Low
Grade H. K. at Pahflrld. Far., r B wa;, 81.61
UKII. W. UkARHAHT.
Cl.ar8.ld, Ta , V-a. 13, 1313
PAKK K11UM CLKAKKliil.D, TU
MellefoaM, Pa 13 36 , M Iddlouwa 3 Oo
Uek Have......... I 73 Marletla.......... 6 66
WlllUmauart. I 60 Laooaal.r . 6 88
Hantiagi.a I 30 , PU ILA DRLPH IA 7 00
l.,M... ... I eiAlmn. 186
Mu-vevllle 4 60 Juhaalowa.. 186
CweaevUVa 38 1 Pblllpabarg 61
Oaeiwla 8iTyr..a....... 1 82
HARRIHRIIR1I ... 4 761 1'lTTHHlIRO 16
ARNOLD WANTS
Shingle Bolls & Saw Logs.
CerweasrUl. Jai. , T I tf.
PRDIT.RTY 1H HE NT.
Mu l.k. at D.W.... .1 t.... i..u. t.
uflert fhr Sjji wvei,ii-t..v -ui t-""" j
Huate in toe village oi rennritie. ror further
Inlormation apply to, or address,
Mn, J. B. RAFFERTV,
oct. J3,'78-tf. Orauiplaa Hill.
WANTKO. 600,1100 fou risen feet Shaved
II o o p a, delivered ta car load of
SliuO, ea Tyooe A Clearfield, P. A K Bald
Ragle Valley, end Peon'a Rail lluads, and for
whu-b I will pay the eaab.
Address, JOtl. L. NEFI,
iept.10 4m. Roland, Centre Co.. Pa.
tub l.Anc;i:tT, oi orst AM uiist.
rtPTT-TWO fAOIS HORini-Y.
8
AMDRICAIM T
eo JouriiaL
$1 60 yeart Sample Copy, loo,
Thomas G. Newman & Son
972 and 074 Wert Maulion St., CIllCAtlO.
Nov: l-4t.
IXKCUTniX' NOTICR.
j Netioe la hereby given that Letter Testa
unolarv on the estate of BKNJ LA XrillRKHV,
lals of Lawrence towoahip, Clearfield county, Pa.,
de'd, having been duly granted to the under
tigned, all periona Indebted to raid estate will
fileaae make Immediate payment, and Iboae bnv.
ng olaima or demands will pretont thorn properly
RUthentioated for settlement without detav.
MAKUAKKT LANaIIKHRY,
Woodtand, Pa., Nov. l,'78-fti Executrix.
E
XHUTtlRft' NOTICIi.-Notloe is here-
ttie estate of ADAM HNVDEtt, 'ate of Morrli
township, Clearfield Co., Pa-, ueo'J, having been
duly granted to tbe uodersigned, all p-raoos in
debted to said estate will please make immediate
paitneut, and those having claims or demands
will present them properly authenticated for tot
tlement without delay. JOHN HOUVKK,
Kyler town, Oct. 30, 1878 Ot Kxeoutor.
ADMINiartt ATK1X KOTICB.
Notice ll hereby gi von that Letters of Ad
mmistratloR on Ibe estate of J. L. IlAUM
OARDNER, lata of Houlxdalt, Clearfield county,
Pa., deceased, having been duly granted to the
undersigned, all pcraont indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment, and these
having claims or demands against the aame will
present tbem properly authenticated for settle
ment without delay.
BLMIRA BAUMfl ARDNKR,
Administratrix.
Oct. 80, 1878 At.
CAlTTIfiN.AII person are hereby warned
against purchasing or In anv wy med lling
w th tbe following property new lo tbe possession
of E. A Creawcll, of Jordan township, vis: Lot
of medicine in tar, drawer and bnMles. with
lihrary end case. 1 cook etovc and uleciils, 1
parlor stove, 1 eethIra, 1 tMi, 8 bed and bed
ding, I h.iy mare, 1 saddle, 1 set harness, 1 spring
wagon, 2 cows, I hog, as tbe same wa purchased
by me at Oonttabla s sate on the IVtti day ol De
cember, 1878, and It left with said Creiwell on
loan only, tubject ta my order at anv time.
R. M. JOIINBTON.
Aosoovlllc. Pa,, Nov. 87, 187B-3t.
jHK 8ALK.
Th, nndsrilirBwl will mU .t nrtr.t, .11
that trtot or p.rMl of Iftod litn&lo to Deoalur
towniblp, CIrOelcl woly, P., wllhlo R ahort
dtvt.no, of tho Tvrono Ctearn.l'l R. R-, ond
odjoioing luda of Robert lludaon and otoon,
.od knn.D u lb. Jno.ih B. Uivb.rt lot Th.
old troot oootaloiot; no ,ore, mnr. or leu. with
two Tela, of valaftli). oo.l thereon, bo, ohout 80
uro, oleax.dt end la th. Re, to l.rr. bod. of
eoml aliout being deTelMpod. Will be eold low ud
upoo Maj Urnta. Fur pertioolara, apply to
UA V tu b. hltKua.
Clrarleld. P... Jul? 1J, 187.
IIHT IP PREMII'MM awarded at thr
J Twillih Annual Ktbibilion oftheClearHeld
Aaricnltural Society, October 18, 1878.
Class 1. Open to nit bntis and com-
prlilort.
W. J. Lumadue..beat oow. J. W Tate .bcat bull.
Class 2. Grade eatt'e owned in county.
D. Jordan beat cow for milk.
J. ti. Schryver.. ben calf under 6 montbe old
John hhaw beat faeif-r 3 yeara o d
K F. Sbaw beat belfrr I year old.
Class 3. Fat cattle.
Join Qlaob bell fatoieo.
C7i3i 4. Thorough-bred horses. Open
to all.
Alfred B. Bloom b-it etallioti.
Class 5. Family, draught and farm
horsri:
Mlloa R. Reera -heat I year old colt
lliiah Orr Im.1 17 m-'tittia old oll.
Juba Sankey beat mare lor work.
Samuel Bailey Ieat I year old ooll.
u. n. B-irrtl neat apao term oor-ea.
laalah Hancock. ..beet apan malehoarriage boraefl
Class 6. Trotting horsss. Open to all.
P. J. Mlddah beat trotter
Class 8 Trotting horses oicned and
raised in the county.
John McClcllao beat trotter to oouoly.
Class 9 Sheep and tcool.
II. B. Shaw Jio tlauib
Wm. Willbelm beet ewe.
R. F Sbaw neat buck.
Class 0.-fjieinc. Open to all.
Isaiah Bloom beat pig under f montha
D. A. Win n.b,.t hoar
Class il. Poultry.
R J. Shann,r bt 8 aprlag ohlokena.
II. II. t-baw. beat diiplay (not leaa th.n 12)
Class 12. Plows, rollers, drills, harrows
and cultivators.
Roblaun Bro'B best threshing machine.
Class 14. Cereal grains.
Isaiah Bloom heat 8 aerea corn.
Jubn Shaw best buahel potatoea.
Jnbo Sankey Seal bu.h.l winter whrai,
Joha Mrllrtd. best 3 arret wlntiT wheat.
Zack. OadrB best 8 acres buckwheat.
Saronel 1. Bailey beat 1 Borea rye.
D. A. Wla, beat I aurM oats.
Class 15. Bread and cereal food.
Jane Fenton -brst loaf brrad.
Mra. John Sbaw ... .... beat diaplay lolly.
Class 1(1. Butter and cheese.
Amanda Kooser. beat 7 ponodebuttar.
tV(iJ8 17. Flour.
William Porter heal 100 poon.la wheat flour.
William Portor best 60 Ibe. buckwbeai. Oour.
William Porlar ast 26 pnnnd.oora meal.
ClVn" IS. Domestic Articles.
A. M. Illll best 1 blvsa none.
C'(i38 1!). Domestic Manufactures.
Jan, Fenton be-t frlng-d wool mlltl.
Fannie M.'Hride best In tarda rag lerpel
Jobo A. S'O-k.... beat display tobacou, cigars, Ac
Class 20. Xecdle, shell, waxwork, etc.
Mrs. M. A. Reera, b.tapeeim,n machine aewinf,
done aa Wnd machine.
Cn8 24. Mi talic fabrics if- machinery.
Miles R. Be-rs, b-et family sewing machine
Improved Weed manbine, (diacretionnry).
Auoa Kennard beat apeciincn blach.uiitning.
UIIMrt Toaer, boat buggy wheel, original inven.
tloa, dleor,tonery.
Class 25. Vehicles of all kinds.
Park A Merrell ..belt s'righ.
Thomas Reilly best buggy
Class ii. Hoots and Vegetables.
Wm. Uigler best bu.h-l potstors.
N. Ri.bvl. leal i hu.h.1 B.ect potaleca.
J. A. Cam bet 1 bu.bel d ivni poiatoo.
John Shaw bast diaplay puinpkina.
Class 2!!. Curriers, saddlers and shoe
makers 1
S. Tl. Jordan beat lady'B SB'Idi..
Class 31 Natural Minerals.
II. Hoover best suit of minerals
Wm. Rigor bssl flraclay.
C'd(3i 35. Fruit.
W. 1. Sbsw be.t bu.h-l eiples.
Prlscllla Morrl .....beat display fruit.
Class ST. liurserics.
Joha D. Wright best nursery.
LIST OF DIPLOMAS AWARDED.
CJii8 18. Domestic Articles.
Mary Ana Morgaa Jar ploroa.
Mrs. M. A. Morgan di.p ay win,.
I'tViM 19. Domestic .Manufactures.
Mr. B. M. Bcheurrr- af.haa.
Class 20. Kecille, shell, icaxwoik, etc.
Mlss Maggie S.Shaw-
Ml.s Lllible Canoe
M ibb Natti. Young
Mra. 8 J P.rk
Mrs. A. K'.oa.r..,.M
Mra M. 8. Sbaw
Mrs. M B. Pattersoa
Miss JaBBl. Jordan
Ilk bed quilt
w olen hood
li'ly.
chair cushion
bod quilt
tidy.
, toilet ttt and ee-hioo.
, -chair t.dy.
Class 22. Artistic work.
f, VT. Jordan
Charles Uauer..
Am"i Kennard
ell painting
.specimen peata.m'biu
cant hi
a.
Class 26 Cabinetwtre made, in fount jf.
Mis LU bie Cataoa earr) basket
Harry Vnydrr -....picture freate.
Class 27. -Coopering, carprntcring, etc,
Frank k fltvnoa,..ehom "Pride of tb i Hist."
M 8. Anal b wasbiast machine.
Class 2B.Rot and Vegetables.
W. L. Risbel M varielfof bfan.
N. Kibt'lH....H spevimeu wret pUto B'allt-
O. R. Barrett -.California carte m b.r.
Class 34. Natural Minerals.
Tbiiaial tlutkell (peclnrn coat.
Tbe above la Ibe list ef t rem urn and Hip'o
ana awarded by lbs Julce during tbt Kthtbl-
tl B, bMb would bave fcu paid Ir lu'l bad tbe
Fair prvveu a auetrosa nnaneially i but ta C'-ns
tjutreee ef the bd veetber and pivniature closing
wi ibe ICahiblilattbeCoRRiiitee erxeni able u
pay e per eeaugvi or the frsuiluia "f 61 centa
ea the tl cb, Ibe Premiae. already paid be.ve
beta eiRputed ea that basis, a-id those that ft
main unpaid will be paid at tbe aam raw,
Tbe Inpieaiet are ta tbe head ef tbe Litho
g rapber, and will be Issued as anne as reMlted.
KATHAMKL hihhkl,
HARRit Hoovir, FresUeat.
Berratary. Nov. IT, 17.
lUt0rrUanrou.
Fall ; and Winter . Goods
in great variety, are now ojien nnd ready forToTe,'aC" ' ""
PRICES THAT CANNOT BE COMPETED WITH,
(by small buyers), nt tho widely and well known Dry Goodn
Store of
T. A. FLECK A CO.
3i is only necessary for us to nnnounce to the public that with the
consinnuy iiicreiini ueiiuinu, hc utv cut uinuiing uui
both in quantity and variety.so that any and everything
ncedeU in the mostuuraulo nnu nisiiionaoie ones
of goods can be had at our store at all times. Our
goods have been selected in person by Mr. Fleck, mostly
nt tho manufacturers, and by buying in large quantities, we
. ... ... , .i iii . . ii -.
save tnc lobuers prolit, aim
VKRY LOW FIGURES.
Wc also have one of the vefy best Milliners constantly at her
place, ready to trim
X3CJb,"X"S edb 3303V3V3S"I"S
in the very latest styles, and we
trusted to Miss Grcsty s care will be pleasingly executed.
We know whereof wo speak, that we will make it to the interest
of all persons wishing to buy Dry
and examine our stock bclore buying elsewhere.
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building, - - - - Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
READY! READY READY
We have just received a new stock
which we
BISllIAItKABIiY
READY.
HEADY.
READY.
Business Suits, the
best matcrinl.
BOYS' CLOTHING,
THE BEST AND THE CHEAPEST
Skeleton Plaid Overcoats, lining woven with the
goods. INono better.
TO SERVE THE BEST INTERESTS OF EVERY.
BODY, AT
READY.
CUINZBUsRG'S
PRICE CLOTHING STORE.
ONE
Western Holel Building, Clearfield, Pa. nv27
Ti'MTICsEM k COKSTAni.E fBKP
We bave printed a lara;e number of tbe ae
KKR BILL, and ill on tbe reoeipt of twenty
4sv BTAfanta mall e Mnvtn Riy aatdroM mvf
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties
Curweasvilla, Pa. Jan. . '78-tf
New Fancy Store.
Misses WATSON A CARDON would mil the
et'entton of the Mies of Clearfield and vicinity
lo tba large stock of
Notions & Ladies' Fancy Goods !
U'hioh thry havs just opened In Row'a Stor.
Room, on Second .trcot,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
ThfV kerp Kmbroirlrrles, Ruobtn;, Ttri, Handker
chiefs, Collars, Cuffs, Lisk, and Kid Gloves,
Hibbon,8asb It lb bo ns.
Hamburg Edfflnt: nd insertion, Lace. Ladle'
Hics',aod Children Hosiery, white
aod colored.
Cortcta, all kind of Kephyra, flermnntown Woo),
Java Cauva, ae.
Dv ttrlct attention to the want of tbelr cntto
tnera, they hop lo rvoeivt a share of public put
r nac.
Their prioea will he a l(w a the iRmc quality
ef good! oan ha purobaaed Rt any other place In
ihv oountry. ('all and tee us. Remember the
place; How' Store Room, Second street, Clear
Held. Pa.
August 21, IR79 tf.
Vole Early and Often!
-roi!-
GE0.C.&T.W. MOOHE.
rpilKY in-l'e yon lo rail al tbelr Star, la th.
1. Opera llou-s, eLK.KKIiaD, PA., and ew
the best and ebeapest Btook ,f
BOOTS AND SHOE, HATS AND CAPS,
Grills' riirnisliliiK Goods, &c,
KVKR IlIUiUOIIT TO TIIS CODNTV.
Their la.ge and elegant slock of ,,nda con-iats
of all stvlr-and prices ia LADISS,' M1SSK8'
and CIIILIIHUN'S
n.rE ..r hk.ii'1 snor.s,
Which will suit all kinds of onstomrrt. Also.
GENTS' FINE BOOTS & SHOES.
ThU I tbe only place la Clcirfidd County
where tbe cetebr ited
PERKINS"
Driving Bools and Shoes
caa be bought. BOYS' end YOUTHS' BOOTS
and SIIOKH i,f all kinds.
Also, a carefully soleoted aasortmeat of
RUBBER GOODS!!
Rub tier (J cod for everybody, oon sitting of
" PURE" GUM BOOTS,
It IT It II i: It ItOOTN,
LTJIMBEEMEIT'S QTJ1VCS, CsC.
AltMi, a new ilyle of Luaihermtn'a Hunt, being
th- ATl"rt wl h solid bottoms, which are coo
sidered a great I in pro vr went en tbe eld atylt.
jrf 1' leas cell and eietnlne our good.
UFORrtK C. MOORE,
TOM W. MOORK.
Clearfield, I'a., November , 1070-601.
mttmf TrTVACTD store
PACKAGE JL1 1 U POLISf.
Atwava aiaov roa uif.
fT--F- f Me . .
ft v. .varies. R.lln
lvaMiRMtu. tin.
ta ttmm Mr te, nm
BERRY t. 2IECLEB. Sol HMta)l.raf,
aaies. tee e rOMiMav
IKIADYx -fW!IXI3
Om rOUBH Wm Sa-Mai
mm avrrvrevca.
Hlsrrt!anroui.
are inus enauieu 10 sen in
guarantee that nny work en
Goods of all descriptions, to call
of Ready-mudo OVERCOATS
will sell nt
IMW PRICES.
most fashionable styles and the
ARNOLD PAYS
CASH or TRADE
Onrwenavlll.. Pa., Jan. 8, '73 If.
ARNOLD HAS ADVAXCED
Prices of Shingles,
SHAVED AND SAWED.
Curwensvllle, Jan. 9, '78-tf.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN
6KC0ND STREET,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS
CHEMICALSI
PALNTS, OlIJS, DYE STUFF
VARNISHES,
BRUSUES,
PERFUMERY,
FANCY GOODS,
TOILET ARTICLES,
OF ALL KINDS,
PURE WISES AND LIQUORS
for Bed loin al purpotet.
Truitet, Supportcri, School Book and Station
ery, and all other article ucually
found In a Drug Store.
PHY8ICMNR' PRESCRIPTIONS CARB-
FULLY COMP00NDKU. Having a large e.
perlence In tbe buainea they oan give entire tut
meet ton.
J. O. IIARTPWICK,
JOHN F. (KWIN.
nttvRtd. T.4NinVv M, ItT
IV. J. lIOFFl.lt,
ROOM NO. Til R KB OPI R A IKIUfIB,
Clearfield, Pa.,
DI'.AI.DII IN
DRY GOODS,
NOTIONS,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES,
QIEESU ARE, HARDWARE,
CnrpetH, Oil t lolh.
Etc, Etc., Etc.
MILL 1AKB coiiNrav PMOIIDCK
IN RXCIIANCi: H)R U(M)l.v
AT MAHkBT PRICKlt.
, IwraWld, Pa, fjvt, let, IHTtJ r.
5Uiv dvrnisrmfatl
f 1. 200 Piano for ftoly
8776 PianofT
$176. $4IOOrgao I
oolv $140. $136 '
O... f.tr net ITS.
Oreani for only iiu. All wa-reaod tU
jrt. 1hTi431!w -eiflvaR-ofwe-BI
NNELLA M1lj41
Original Mauulacturer a.
Ltwlatouu. Pa., Sept. II, 1878-Jia.
GasDondsforSalc.
Tbe Clearfield Oat Company effcr for sale, at
par, Cm pun Brrnds of 8-0i and 06n0 dMaomiaa
liona, bearing int-ret at tbe rate ol A per centum
per ant.uta. -ay-bl aeiul annually at tbe Pint
National Hank of ClearOold. Fa.
Toe works of ibe Clwarlield Uaa Company were
erected at a coat of $11,000, and Ibe Bonds Is
sued are limited ly law tu 8W,uh, secured by
origHKt on a'l toe rornvfti y property ana
ireneriiee, In favor of Wm. II Dill, Cashier of
he First Neti on ai tn M, Adams,
shier of the Olearlleld County Bank, in trust.
Tbe Director! prioae to lruo but $IO,ioe of
Lbeao bonds tor tbe purpore of tundint tbetr float.
mg d-bt, auu nut etui'U remain onsou. Any in-
imatiwn rwspeelliiR t&e woir win no given ey
e Pre ident ur 1 reuse er of the Ci-uipany.
md can be had ftt ftiiy ol t e Clearfield banka.
W.W HKTT8. A.F. BOVNfoN,
PreaidenL Keo and Treat.
W. D BIO LRU,
JAwKHlKWIN,
JNO. F IRIN,
CieartVld. June 19, '73 tf. Dlrertura.
OOMB AND 0X2X0
iaa aaw-
Philadelphia Branch
Clothing Store.
BOOM NO. I, OPERA HOUSE.
Tba uaderalgDed would rcapeetfully Inform th.
Iliaena of Clearflrld and rlolnllj, thai ha III
Juat opene4 th. largoal aad neat etoek ef
iiv.iof-.n.wt: CLoriii.ra,
HATS, CAPS,
3V-ntV Ftirnihlng Coodt,
TRUNKS, VALISES, &c,
over brought to Clearfield, and which h, will Bell
cheaper than any other ator. la tows.
ALL KINDS OF GRAIN TAKEN IR
EXCUANOB FOR GOODS.
Calf Skior, Sbcep Pelt., and Fare of ,11 b.ndf
taken in etcuaoge.
Call and Bee, and be ennvinood.
SIMON RIILOSS.
ClearflelJ, Pa., EepL II, 1878 3m.
J'ERRA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Rtovo Lining and Fire Brick,
kept oonfltABtly on hand.
ST0E AM) EARTHEX -M ABE
Or EVERY DESCRIPTION 1
CROCKS! POTSI CROCKS!
Flalier'a Patent Airtight etclf BealUig
spruit canal
BUTTER CROCKS, with lids.
CREAM CROCKS, MILK CROCKS,
APPLE - IllITTKR CROCKS,
PICKLE CROCKS.
FLOWER POTS, PIE DISHES,
STEW POTS,
And a great many other tblnga too numerous ta
mention, to oe na. at
FREO'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Comer ol Cherry and Third Street,
CLEAUHKLD, FA. augS
J.H.LYTTJE,
Wholeeale & Retail Dealer in
Groceries,
THE LARGEST and RK"T SRI.ECTED STOCK
IN THE COUNTY.
OOFFEK,
TKA,
Sl'iJAR,
SVRIIP
MEATS,
fish,
salt,
OILS,
QDEEN8WARE,
TUBS aad BUCK KTS,
DHII-.D FRUITS,
CANNED QOO DS,
SflCKS,
BROOMS,
FLOUR,
FEED.
County Agent for
i.ORII.LJRD'8 TOBACCOS,
Tbaa. goods bought for CASH la largo Iota,
and sold at almoat eity prima.
JAMES H. LYTLE,
Cl.arl.ld, Pa., Jnaa 11, !87c-ly.
PRIVATE SALE
or
Valuable Real Estate I
The undefiljrned, Hvlng la Penn twp., Clear
Held county, Pa., offer the following valuahlt
Real Estate for aale:
446 Acres of Land,
aaort or let. In Bmarla township, lying on the
north aide of big Clearfield ereek, aad within one
mile ef the aame. Tbe above land It heavily
covered witb hemlock, white oak, rock oa t, Rnd
other bard wood timber, and a quantity ef white
pi fie, ald to be half a million or more feet.
The seme la heavily underlaid with bitumlnoua
coal, and directly on the line of railroad leading
from llouttdale to Coalport. Ir value I unknown.
There are, alto, other valuable aiioerala oa the
aame.
The above land He about two and a-half aiilrt
below the village of Olen Hope, adjoining landt
of Oeorge Uroom and other, on what it known
aa Porter' run. The Imp rove men U oa the prop,
erly are agood geared aaw mill, ia running ordtr,
a high dam, ttonc breast, made in the best maa.
Df, tit fur almost any machinery. There l, alto,
a targe frame dwelling bouacand frame bank barn
ibtieon, and about forty or dfty aorea, more or
lets, of the land it cleared. Any person
wiihing to iovcat In property of tbit kind will do
well to eieu.luc this property. I will tell the
whole or tbe undivided half Inteteat, aa may tuit
the purchaser. Tbe above tract of land will make
two or three farm, which will compare favorably
with the greater part of our county. Price and
term made known to any person wishing to pur
chase. For further particular cell ia person or
address the underpinned at (lraupian 11 ills P.O.,
Ucerheldooiintv, Pa. 8AM L WIUKMIKK.
Jan 9. l"7H.if.
William Powell,
XKCOXD ST., CLtAliriELD, I'A ,
Dealer in Heavy :nd Shelf
HARDWIRE,
IR0N,NAII.. PAINT, OIL. VARNIflHKf,
GLASS AND PUTTY
Keep constantly en hand tha cttt Cooking,
Heating and Parlor
Stoves and Ranges
of all deserlpllons. Table and Pocket Ootlrry,
Carpenters' Tools, sueh a. Sawa, Ifatobote,
hquarea, Reoeb Slope, PI.bm aad Mm.
Irons, Chisels, Bitte, Aagera, Adaea,
Files. Illngeeolallklnda, Loeha,
Scrowa, Hash Cord, Pulleys,
:e., ale.
Fa rni In;; UleiiMilM,
Plows, Cattlvators, Dxubla aad slagl. Shovel
Plows. Cultivator Teeth, taraia Cradles,
Srylhea, Snelbea, Heoe. Forks, Rakee.
Hay Forki, Farm U.II-, elo., ele.
lien. Sb.es ud liars Nails, tbe beM asks
ef CrM eel Sawa aad a see, Urladetwie. aad
llrladsioae Plat.rea, and .v.rytblag aaaally btA
la a Iral elaaa llardwar W.ir. Alea. a hill
etoek of
House Furnishing Goods,
BRUSHES, LAMPS, CHIMNEYS, Ae.
AH kinds af Tinware kept aa band aad mad,
t. ,rder. RooBn, aad Spoatlng aromptly at
leaded to, 1 ' '
Prrsoa. wishing aaythlag la aiy rtee, ara fa.,
riud to rail aad axamln. sleek aad petM. .
WILMAM t-OWU.1.
ru.rf -Id Pa., Jon. 8. M78 tf,
hp