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THr MANSION HOUSE.
Conor of Seeood Bad Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
TBI) .Id aad .ommodloa. Hotel ku. during
Ik. put Mr boob aalargod to doable iu
former eaaMlty lot th. HtertalnnMat of I1IU
gore aad gaaau. The whole bdildlag ku boob
refaraiahed, u4 Iko proprietor will .para bo
pala. .to reads. Ml fawls tomfertable wktlo
taring with kirn.
iSMr-Th. 'Huilii Honto" Oaialtiu. nil to
and from tko D.pot ol th. arrival and d.partwn
of oaoh train. W. 0. CARBON,
Jaly ll-t7-tf Proprietor
fLLEGHENY HOTEL.
Market .trett, Clearfield, Fa.
Wm. 8. Bradley, formerly proprietor of tko
Looflard IlottM, having looted tho Allegheny
Hotel, eolioita a shan of nubile patronage, - Tho
Boon kao booa thoroagQ.y ropalrod and aowly
furnished, and guest, will Aod it a pleaonot stop,
plog plaoo. Too labia will bo supplied witk the
beat of everything la tho markiL At tbo bar
will bo fonad tho boat wlaoo aod llquen. Good
lUbliDg attached.
WM. S. BRADLEY,
ley 17, -7.
Propriotor.
SHAW HOUSE, " ,
(Ooi. of Marks. Fnat atnaU,) . ,
- OaJUaVfillUi, PA... .-. -
Tba anden Igood having takoa ekargo of tall
Botol, would nspoetfully solieitnublio potroBago.
fobM.'Tt.
B. tiBWIOM 6UAW.
rpEMPERANCE HOUSE,
. . w .HIW WABBIHOTOH, PA.
' H. D, B06B, . PaoraiBTOB.
Uaalo, 3Se. . Hob aad horoa orer Bight, tt Ot
Mob aad two horooa ovor Bight, tl .ov.
Tho boot of Beeoaaodailowo for bibb Bad kotol.
Oot. 23,78-tr.
WASHINGTON HOUSE,
NEW WASHINGTON. PA,
Thii bow aad well faralihed hoaao ku boos
tekoB hy tbo Bodertignod. Uo foolo ooafidoBt of
boiag ablo to roodor atiifaotloa to thooo who may
fevor him with a soli.
Mo, , 1(71. 0. W. DAVIS, Prop'r.
LOYD HOUSE,
M.ln Stroot,
' " PUILIPSBURU, PENN'A.
Tablo alwo.i applied with tbo boot tho market
affordi. Tko trareliag pablie ! iarttod toeolU
Job.I,'7(. ROBERT LOYD,
gaub.
I Counly National Bank,
OP OLIARFIRLD, PA.
ROOM In Mooonlo Building, one door Borth of
0. D. WaUon'f Drug Store.
Puiago Tiuketa to and from Liverpool, Quoene.
town, Uloiri'W, London, Pari and Copenhagen.
Aleo, DraU for tola oa the Royal Bank of Ireland
aBd Imperial Bank of LondoB.
JAMES T. LEONARD, Proi't
W. M, 8nAW,,Caohier. . Jir.1,'77
DREXEL & CO.,
No. South Third Btreot, Philadelphia
BjUTKERS,
And Dealers in Government Securities.
ApptleatioB bj mall will reooiro prompt atun
Mob, and all InformatlOB oheerfally furnlikod
Ordora Mlioted. April 11-tf.
i. aanoLD. . w. ibbolb. j. i. abol
F. K. ARNOLD & CO.,
Hanker and Brokers,
i , ReynoldiTlllo, Jeleraoii Co., Pa,
Mooey rooolTod OB depoalt. Dlieounti at mo
derate ratea. Eaitern and Foroian Exchange al
woto on hand aad oolleetlone promptly made.
Kaynoldirllle, Deo. U, 1874.. ly
I
J L. R. HEICHUOLD,
UKOEON UBNTIST,
Graduate of the PennnylrenU Collero of Dental
flargery. Ofiea In foeldoaoa of Dr. Jl ille, epnoeite
tho Shaw Bobw. . bll, 7-tf.
DR. E. M. THOMPSON,
(Ofloo la Beak Balldlag,)
CurwanarUlo, ClcarleU Cav, Pa.
ohW-tf. i -, t
, J. M. STEWART,
SURGEON DENTIST,
CLEARFIELD, PA,
(OBoo la reeidoBeo, Boooad itroat.)
Nltrosi Oildo Ou admlBiitarod for the paia
aw oxtractloa of tooth.
Cloart.ld, Pa., May I, ltTMy.
tlsrtUanrouj.
SII0EMAK1NG-I hereby Inform my pa
tront, and mankind In general, that I hare
removed my hoemakiag loop to tho room In
Qrahem'l row, over 8. 1. Snyder'e jewelry rtore,
and that I am prepared to do all kinda of work
, la my Uno ohoener than any other ahop In town.
All work warranted ai good aa ean bo done any.
wbaro olio. Positively tbil It the ebeapevt ihop
in Clearlleld. JOS. H, DEERINO.
Doe. 11, lS7l tf.
"Wagons
for salE.
Tbo BBdonlgaed haa on hand, at klo ahop lo
Clearnold,
Two-horse Wagons, One-horse Wagons,
' Spring "Wftjons, nl Bugjrios,
For lalo. Weetera waroai aa well Ba thooo made
bora. Any of wbioB will ba Bold eboap for eaiB
or approved aeourity. For further inform atioa,
oall IB poraoB at my obop, or addreea mo by letter.
, THOMAS BEILLY.
Panrteld, Pa, April JJ, 187t-tf.
The Bell's Ban Woolen Factor j
Peaa towaihlp, Cloarlold Co., Pa.
BURNED Olltl
IT lot
BURNED U PI
ThnkMrilri tart, v4 gra upmN,rtbntlk
MiKfatxirt.i BMMitjr,in lb trMlioM f trrt
elui Wofln MwmfMtory.witii all U Bodvra
ImprovtmanU uttMhwl, u. mn pipvrd to taivkt
kll ktndi f Clcthi, CMsinar!, gkt.attu, BIu
kita, FlAOBolt, Ao. Pltoty of goodf om bud to
npply all oar old and a thovfaad new taitotatrt,
wnom w aia m nbi aaa laatti omr noak,
Tba batlaaM af
CARDIN9 AND FULLINQ
will raoalTa oar atpaelal atttatloa. Propar
atTaUigamatita will b mad l raoalTa aad dalivar
Wool, to tuit eaitenan. A II work warrantod aad
ioao apoB tba ihorUit aotioa, and by itrlat attoa
Uoa to baitaoM wo bopa to roallia a hboral ibara
ai paaiio powaaafo.
IO.OOO POUNDS WOOL WANTBDI
Wa a)in pay tba btgbait sarbit prioa far Woo
and Mil omr BMifavcturod gooda m low m liBillBr
good oaa ba bought la tba aavaty, and wbOBtTar
wa fall to raadar raaaoBAbla otitfaotioa wo aaa
alwayt ba found at bona road to asaka propor
aipiaoauoat, wiBor ia ponoo or ay Mttar.
' JAMBS J Oil SON SONS,
HIMir Rowwr P. 0
JKMOVALl
JOHN McGAUGHEY
Would roepeetMly notify tbo publio goBoraDy
thai ha haa remered bii ttroeery Sura from
Sbaw'i Row, to tba bnildlag formerly ooanpWd
by J. Miloa Kratier, on Seoond atreet, next door
to Blgtor't bardwara l tore, wbere ha atentia
haoftag a full tine of , , , . y (
OnOCEBIES.
BAH8, DRIED BBlFaad LARD.
BUQAR8 BBd 81RTJPB, of all grades.
TBAB, Snob Bad Bleak.
i , V f
COFFEE, Routed aad Ones.
FLOUB AND PROVISIONS,
' ' ' AU klndi 1b lie m.tk.t.
PICKLES, la Jan ud barrau,
....... , , -
8PICES, la every form aad variety.
FAMILY FLOUR,
'? Alt anrif or n ACRBiti.
' BOAPB, ' ' " " i
HATCIM,
PRIED APPLES, '
DRIED PIACBII,
DRIED CHIRIIM
Coal Oil ' ml Lamp Zhteuutyu
- - Ab4 a good aaaortaoBt of tkoM tklnga Broally
kept la b gmary itoto, orktek ko wiu BiokaBgo
for markatiag at ika SMrkot pritoa.
WUI aal lfr aaak aj akoafly BJ Bay at Bar as.
Ptoaat eaJt and aoo ku Kook aad judge for
lIUHlf. . .
k joU MoOAOeJHIT.
CIsarioM, JaB. , ISTS,
fttlsreUanfous.
mT.U.r.VrUlul, He... 11 -.ill l-.mi'i-t.f
- PNII ll Uv4Ml dlMk.fi -Uld lulu .nUr
Mm fltwwn-amirBl4MMlltiurantr Ik
1 rbr)tb. Ib4 "lUif. my bVTwtA f
m. lv"- fkn-oMtU. 0 "H t-oJ
Wt kMirifiiB,vjrn. k jbmKm, m
m m-, j. rr.. ii. a. r .tu.im m
Fr Ml by 1. W. Grtvk.Bt. ClMi-lcld, Pa.
J.H.LYTLE,
Wholesale & Betail Dealer in
Groceries,
TUB LARGEST and BEST 8RLICTB0 STOCK
IN TUB COUNIV.
COFFEE.
TEA,
bu6ab,
SYRCP.
HEATS,
FI8II,
SALT,
OILS,
QUEENSWARB,
Tl'BS aod BCCKFTH,
. DRIfiD FRUITS,
' CABMKU GOODS,
FLOUR,
FEED.
. County Agent for
LORILLinii'S TOBACCOS,
Thooo goodo bought for CA8B la largo lota,
BB4 aold at almoit oit. pnooa.
JAMES B. LYTL8,
Cloarlold, Po, Jaaa 11, 1878-ly.
PACKAQi vLliBAltii POLISH,
JtLWAV READY FOB Ut.
iirrbod,-R,HIit, it.
KroM-rOMMlB-a tUmtf BOMkBBrB
iMw.iarni.n. MhikMiii.tf?i
mrC- FOLIBH Wnm Hwtm-OO
aanua.as.
HEHRTS. ZIEGLER, Sola Btnuftclurer,
wv OM a Jka Blrl, PblltwtelMilB.
REMOVAL !
James Xia Iieavyg
liar In purebaeed the entire atoek of Fred
Roekett, hereby givea notice t hot be baa mored
Into tbo room lately oeenpled by Rood A Hagerty,
on Seoond atrect, whore he ia prepared to offer to
tba pablie
COOK STOVES,
PARLOR STOVES,
of tba lattet tmprorad pattern, at low price.
HOUSE FDENISHINQ GOODS,
Gm Fiiturea and Tinware,
Booing, SpoBllag, Plambiag, Oaa VlUing, Bad
n.pairiBg rampa a apoeialty. au
work warreated.
Aaytkiat la my lia. will ko ordered neolal if
doelrod. . JAS.L. LEAVT,
Proprietor.
FRED. BACK kTI.
Ageat.
Oleariod, Pa, J.aaary I, l.T.-tf.
GEO. WEAVER & CO.,
SECOND 8TRERT.
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
Bava aponod ap, 1b the atoro room lately ooeuplod
by Weaver A Bette, ob Seoond elroot, a lorgo aod
wall eelooted Itook of
Dry - Goods, Groceries,
BOOTS AND BBOES,
QUIBNSWARE, WOOD A WILLOW WARI,
HATS AND CAPS,
FLOUR, FEED, SALT, &c.
Which they will dlepoae of at reaaonablo ratal
for aaab, ar exchange for eoustry produea.
QK0RO1 WEAVER m 00.
Claarleld, Pa, Jan. t, 1871 U.
FLOUll. FEED,
AND
GROCERY
STORE.
JOHN F. KRAMER,
oobi No. , PteB Opwra Usu, !
CloarBeld, Pa.
E Mp. eoaiUatly oa kMd
BVSAB, . ,
coriEi, :
TEAS,
BODA, '
COAL OIL,
BVBCP,
tALT.I
IPIOES,
I0AP,
OoBBod aad Dried frails, Tohaaoo, Clgan, Oaa-
dtea. Older Tlaegar, Batter, Igga, As. ) '
IL80, EITRA BOMX-HADI
Wheat and Buckwheat Flour,
Cora MmI, Chop, Feed, 4o,,
AJ o wMok wll ko avid aheap far aaak or la
JABBwamo BWf aoaatrr ajroduoa.
JOBN I. KBAMIR.
OlBBFtolf, of. II, llti-S.
TRIAL MnT, Hit of hdmi tt Iovd for
uneiD( Monday, My Htb, I HIV, ftnd wiiunu
ln( two wwki i
A. A. BitffUi
Aania M. Irrln
Joba Hbrr ,
f ia John M. Adtni,
Ad mb lUgy.
R. B. Viitiua.
OwMolt Park Aitoolttlot
A. Kup, un of
Joba CooDory
Wm. OaTonBugh
a
Hobort uowob
i. J. 8. QAllagtr A J. HaCoy
i. J. 8. OallaiieT.
Tie Kiltaoniog Coal Co.
TA. MotbABBUB L. A L. Co.
T ft. BUndy
A. Hoboriion
H. MoIIcnJry at. a), ra. Jaidoi D. Anthony,
Patrick Km to uaa va. Imao CaIiIwoII.
Mitobai; Murray ra. J. B. A K. O. OiArbArt,
dm ii, r. uoicar, tar.
R. C. TV.-wr- t 1 va. J. W. Bell at b1.
Kvpbart A Bailoy r. Tho M. L. A L. Co.
Beyar, Ouyor A Co.
D. J. Hoor A Co,
Ti. . me loung oi, i,
ti, Loror Flegol.
vi. lUrld Dunn,
va. LAfayctu H. Bloom,
ua. M. Briibla
John U. OUigow
HUM M. Xuraar
ELI BLOOM, ProtbonoUry.
QOURT PROCLAMATION.
w bbrbai. hob. u. a. aUAIKI.. rraiiaant
Jadga of lha Ooart of Common Pleat of
tba Twnty -fifth Judlofal Dlitriot, aompoied of
tba oouBttaa ai viaarnaid, lentra and CUoton
And lion. Abban Oodbm and Hon. Vihobht B.
Bolt. Aiaoolato Jadgn of CUarfltld ooanty
baTO laiuod tbalr praoapt,to ma dlroetod, for tba
holding of a Ooort of Com moo Plana, OrphAot'
Court, Court of Qoartar Vaaatona, Ooort of Oyar
and Tarmlnar. and uoort or uanarai JaII DailT-
arr. at tba Court Uouaa at Claarfiold. in and for tba
oountT af uiaarnaia, eommtnetnc on too aecona
nouaay, inn iviu any oi may. imiu, and to
oonunua two waaaa.
NOTICE IS, tbarafora, haraby glTaa, to tba
Coronar, Jaauooa ortna foaoa, and Conitobioa
in and for aaid aoanty of Claarnold, to Appar la
tnair propar ptraooa, witn inotr Haeorda, noiu,
Inquiamona, JCxAmUAtioni, and alborHomem-
brAnooa, to do thoaa tblngi whiob to tbalr offleoa,
nnd in tnetr bobAir, portoln to ba dona.
By an Act or Aaaombiy, paaaed tba atb day or
May, A. D. 18&4, It la made tbo duty of tho Jul-
tieoi of tba Ponoo of tba aororal ouuntlta of thii
Commonwoalth, to return to th Clark of tbo
Court of U u art or uoaitona or tbo rcipoottra
eountlea, all tbo rooogniiAncoa tnterotl Into befuro
tbom by Any prfoa or poroona anargod with tbo
oommiiaiuB oi Any unmo, axoepi auon oaaoa ai
may bo ended nature a Jut lice or tne reaco. un
der ox latlng latra, at loaat ten doya before the
ooinmenoemunt or the aeiaton of tba Court to
whiob they are made returnabloroapeotlroly,And
in all OAiai whore any roeogniiADcoa are entered
Into tbaji ten diiya before thaooQiiuencouieQt
of the teil! on to which they are ida-U returoa
bio, the aaid Juiitioea are to return the aauio in
tbo anme maanor aa If aaid Act had not been
pAeaed.
GIVEN ander my hand at Cloarfiehl, tbta 2d
day of April, in tho yeAr of our Lord, one
tbouiand eight hundred and lOTonty-ntDO.
ait. 2 to ANliKEW PKNTX, Jr., SDenff.
H f AY IIIR Y 1.1 ST. A Hat of thenamcaof
JJM. Orand and Trarerie Jurora drawn for term
commencing on the aeeond Monday ( llib day) of
Hay next, and to continue ror two weeki :
onAKD junoni rtast wibk.
aiaUMoAteer, Houti'ia, R H Moore, Brady,
John Beiih, Bogga, ffm Oemmo), Uulioh,
R Morgan, Woodward, IB McLarnm, Doeatar,
Latimer Taylor, Uorrii,1 J L ThotnpFon, Law'oe,
W O Powell, IIouttdAle.jA B Waahburu, Bogga,
Henry Hamlin, Uoabon.iThoa Smith, Jordan,
Jamea Art bun, Peon, jdeo W Verni, Newburg,
Job Higgini. Woodward,1 John I MoKeo, Knox,
S R Lobaugh, Brady, ;N H Miller, Oaceola, -Auguit
Mignot, Uirmrd, John 8 U olden, Pike,
Wm Q Kelly, Oseeolo, J Mfldarrey, Karthaui,
jAibhAwney, Coviogt'n, RACampbell, OicooIa.
TA ATI HUB JIBOMI 1 AT WBRX, 13TR.
Henry Bile, Merrli, A B Luoore- Uuiton,
Simon Weltr, Union, IHam'l Hill, Bradford.
Wm Qulgley, Oieeola, 0 W Dickoy, Oreenwood
T 0 lloyt, II in' on, K r Mebnlfey, Bell.
J 11 Turner, Wallace ton, OhAi Brown, Union,
Wm Radebaugh, Clfd, Abm Tati, LAwreaoe,
Wm Custard, Oieeola, Jno llinduaa, Beeowria,
J R M'Murry, Ilouttdali B Arm it rang, "
J II Mors ao, Lawrenee, ! Reuben Miller. Boltm.
Tboi Lord, Knoi, 11 U MoMaitera, Per'ioa
J P Storer, Cleerfield, :B Q MoUendry, Brady,
JaoShlelTer, ClearAeld, j K Pearoe, Bradford,
G W LAmborn,Wood'rd, A V Uougberty, Morn I,
IiniAh Uoover, Graham, iW B Breth, Oboit,
C 0 Weill, Deaatnr, J I AleiAoder, Knox,
II W llollopeter. Union, B Rounoy, Covington,
OM Higley, tiullob, W Mr-Maitera, Cbeet,
A B Aihton, Houtadnla,,J Q Williami, Firguaon,
Tboi Mullen, Decoaria, ;0 F Hear hart, Decatur,
J A Mattern, Decatur! Ij B Sunderlln, Bell,
T Hertlioe, Karthaui, Kd Waring, Decatur,
L Rouaiey, Covington, jHob't Lawihe, Oieeola,
F Rumbargor, Brady, C H Uoodlaoder, Brady,
Able 11 ale, Woodward, !B Spaokman, Urabam,
TH1TBBII Jt'BOBI to WIRK, 19rfl.
Joba W Horn, Brady, iImro Cildwoll, Pike,
WilooB Hoover, Btorril,
R K Shaw, Lawrenoe,
Welly Norrie, Lawrenoe,
J T Sooll. Burneide twp,
Philip B.nehoof, Bogg.,
Cbri.t Browa, Covlng'n,
S Brlnkiey, Ilurniide tp,
Jaa UoLaughlin,Clear'd,
Thomp'n Road, Uoibea,
Ta Whitehead, Wood'rd,
liow'd Capplei, Wood'rd
Wm P Road, Lawrence,
Jarod Fiiber, Urabam,
I Uoderooffor, Bradford,
Auatla UilloB, liorrla,
John U Maya, Jerdao,
Foroator Bloom, Pike,
Reuk Roller, OovingtoB,
Daniel Barger, Pike,
Fraooie Leigey, Cov'g'n,
Prod Rupert, Bell,
Waah CBrley, Bradford.
J Ligbtnor, jr. Beooario,
u w Moore, Ctoarfield,
8 B Kllloger, Brady,
Godfrey Weaver, Boll,
Noel B Loo, Cltarlold,
Jaa PFarwell, Lim Oity,
n m rara.r, iiouuaaia,
AI.B IrwiB, Boeearia.
T M Mllcb.il, Born . Ip,
A H Noweomer, Oroaa'd,
Kobt fattoreoB, Jordao,
S W Gear hart, boeeter,
RECHTBRt, HOTICB.
Nottee ia hereby given that the following aa
oounto bava boon examined and paaaed by me, nnd
remain filed of record in thii affioa for tba io
ipeotion of boira, legatee!, eredlton, and All othen
Intoraated, and will be p relented to tho next Or
phAfii' Court of Clearfield county, to bo held at the
Court Ilouea, In the borough of Clearfield, eom
meneing on the Jd Monday (being tba 11th day)
of May, A. D. 1876 i
Final aeoount of Jamea Oallaher, Admioiitrntor of
tba eitato of Hagb Riddle, Jr., late of tho bor
ough of New Washington, Clearfluld eouuty,
Pa., deoeaied.
Final Account of Wm. PAtb, Guardian of Will
lam Riddle, a minor heir of Hugh Riddle, lata
of Burniide towmbip, Clearfield eounty, Pa.,
deeeaaetl, ai filed by John P. FeAtb, Adminla.
trator af Wm. Feath, dea d.
Final aooonnt of Jamei T. LeonArd, Guardian
af Miia Kato Moore, heir of Wm. L. Moore,
lata of tba borough of Clearfield, Pa., deoeaaad.
Guardian aeeounta of Henry Hart .felt, tiaar
dian of Wa. Marihal, Maggie K. Marahal, Ma
ry K. M An ha I, Loulia M. Marihal, and John
Jacob Marihal, minor beirt of Henry S. Mar
bAj, lata of Brady townihip, Crtarficld eounty,
Pa., dooeajod.
Aeeount of Edward Parrel, Qaardian of Thorn aa
Levi Kaffeiiy, minor heir of Thorn aa Rafferty,
lata af Pann townihip, Clearfield eounty, Pa.,
deceaaed.
Finnl neoount of Willim L. Bloom, guirdiin of
Mary A. Bloom, now Mary A. Fink, one of tbo
bein of David and Sarah Bloom, late of Horn
lido townihip, Clearfield eounty, Pa., deecaeed.
Final aeeount of Chriitopbar Kratier, Guardian
of Sarah J. Turner, formerly Sarah J. llaioaa,
and Florence Hainea, minor beire of Samuel
llaioee, lata of , Clearfield eounty, Fa.,
daaeaaeda
Final aooonnt af Jacob Mock an 4 Jamea II.
Sbimmel, Adminietrator of tho oatate of Will
lam Sbimmol, lata of Morrii townihip, Clear
field ooanty, Pa., deoeaied,
Partial aeeoemt of Char lei Uelpler and Bridget
Raflerty, Admtniltratora of tbeoeUto of Joba
B. Rifferty, lata of Pons towaihlp. Clearfield
aounty. Pa., dooaaaad.
Final account of T. M. Foltoa, Adminlitrator af
the aetata of Alexander Caldwell, lata of Pike
townihip, ClwfieM eounty, p., deoeaied.
Partial Aeeount of A. C. Tote, AdmlnlitrAtor af
the eitota af Samuel Powell, late af Clearfield
borough, deeeaaed.
Partial aeeount of Lawla Erbard aad Jaoob Arn
old, AdmtBialratora of tbo eitato of Samaol
Starr, lata af Keen towaibip, Clearfield aounty,
Pa., deoeaied.
L. J.MOROAN,
Register A Recorder,
Clenrfleld, Pa., April 10th, 187V.M.
CENTRAL
Ntate Normal School.
Eighth Normal School District.)
Lock Haven, Clinton Co., Pa.
A. A'. RAVBTAAt., Principal.
Thia Sehool aa at pretest eouitltuted, offer, tbo
very boot faollitioa tot ProfotaioBal Bad Claeloal
Itarniag.
Baildlnge apaetoua, iBvlting and oommodlone t
oompletely hooted ky eteam, w.U v.ntilated, and
farnlrkod witk a koBBtilol anpply of pure water,
left aprirg water.
Looalioa koallhfol and eery of aeeeea.
Surroaading aeenery BBiurpaieod.
Teaeberi oiporioaood, eBol.at, .ad ally, to
tb.lr work.
. DlMlpllna,armbolbiaiBBirimaBdlkopugk.
. BvpBM0 moderate.
- Pfty eoate . week dodaetlOB totkon pnparing
lotoaok. ' '
BtadeoU admlUed .nr lima.
Ooune. of itudy freorribod by tko Stele I I.
Model School. If. Preparatory. III. Elomea
tary. IV. tolaatita.
BDJDBCT MDa.Bt
L Aoademla. II. Commorolal. III. Matla.
IV. Art. .
Tko Elementary and BeiontlSe ooune are Pro.
foMioaal, and tludeBte Kradoatlnr tkoroia roo.tr.
State Diploma., oonferring tho following oorroa
poBdlng degree, i Maeter of tbo SeioBooe. (Irad
aatee la tho ether aoBroea rooolre Normal CortiS
oatoe of thrlr atteinmonti, aignod by the Faeulty.
.no rroioninai oeurioa are liberal, Bad are
In thoroughaoee not inferior to thooo of obi boot
oellrgoa.
Tko Btate roaalrot B higher order of eltiieo.
rklp. Tko tlmee domaad It. It la one of tbo
RriBMObjeete of thU eohoolu kelp to eee.ro it by
irai.biag Intelllgeat aod aftelout teaehwe for
hor aokeelo. To thia oad It lollolu yoang par
eoBO W good abUiiUa Bad good parpoooe thoaa
wha daolro U Improve their time aad their tel
ante, aa otadBBU. Ta all ah it promleoa aid IB
developing their power! aad abuadaol opporla.
Bitloe lor ! poid labor aftor leaving whool.
For BatBlogv aad term, addrom the PriaelpBl.
. V. BALL,
Proaideat Board of Trail sea.
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3. H. Bartoa, A. it. Bart, Jaook Browa, WllaoB
Kl.ler, A. N. Raub, W. W. Rankle, R. 0. Cook,
Samuel Ckrlat, U. KlnulBtS. M. Biokfetd, U. L.
Dtef wbook, A. 0. Noyaa, 5. R. Poole. .
tootre li-Oov. A. II. Cartla.
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THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
W1DXEHDAY MOHlflNQ, MAY. T,
FViL-anowy " orphan."
In casting about for an object npon
hiih to exorcise that "torn publio
pconomy which the disastrous condi
tion of the Btato finances demand, tho
logislator is confronted with the ao
callod ''aoIdioriloi'(jarisviiciiooii''as a
system ol paternal aid that has cor
tainly outlived tho aim of the praotical
and patriotio bonevolonce In the spirit
of which it was founded. The original
gift of 150,000 by tho Pennsylvania
road, which laid the fonndation of this
system, and its subsequent further
ance and liberal support by tho State,
were commendablo and mado Pennsyl
vania's generosity and hor respect to
her soldier dead and care lor their
families monumental among tho Statos
ot tho Union. In its original plan it
was proposed to complote its work on
tho 31st of May, 1879, and Superin
tendent Wickemham, in his annual re
port for 1875, referred to its close at
that date as a thing from which "no
great hardship can arise."
A comparison of this dato with that
of tho cIobo of tho war showed that it
was not a likely thing that children
undor lourtcon years of ngo, whose
fathers had died prior to May, 18C5,
would apply for admission to theso
schools aftor Slay, 1879. Tho policy
of their administration should have
boon, in all reason, to being them to a
gradual winding up about tho present
dato, and tho number of scholars and
schools, as well as tlio expense of main
taining thuiu, should have gradually
decroused according to the original
aim of their establishment.
Hut meantime theso schools had bo
como a matter of lucrativo private
speculation. It is notorious that in
iK-vcral parts of the State thoso operat
ing them bad a fat thing of it; places
have boon afforded for ofllco holdors in
the maintenance of thorn, and numer
ous interests combined to securo an
enlargement ot their scopo ; so that an
act was passed in 1874 under which
the children of disabled soldiers, not
deceased, wore taken in, and another
in 1875 by virtuo of which children of:
disabled or deceased soldiers, though
born since tho war, were admitted to
tbo benefits of support' and education
by the Slate. By such extension of
tho system, and by nrulifiu abusoB of
oven theso liberal enlargements of its'
charity, tho schools havo been largely
increased,' and we believe tho fact is
that they aro more nuniorous, better
filled and cost moro now than over
thoy did. At the time when, under
the implied agroemcnt with which
former appropriations wero made, thoir
work should cense, they are in full
bloom, and it is oven proposed in the
present Legislature to pass a new bill
under which a living ex. soldier, in
perfectly sound health, run send his
so-called "orphans," boru a dozen years
or moro after tbo war, to bo maintain
ed and educated at the public expense.
' Thoso enlargements from timo to
time are an abuse of patriotism and
charity, engineered by a class of peo
ple who would transfer to the State
their obligations to clothe, support and
educate their children, and by speco
lators who are running tho schools to
profit, and by office-holders who draw
salaries for overseeing them. It has
been but a short time since a most im
pudent job was sought to be forced
npon tho Stato by one of tho clerks of
this depertmont, who got up a history
of the schools and tried to get the
Stato to buy thousands of copies of
his trash at a largo expense. Vie aro
told, too, that a member of the State
Sonate has an interest iu prolonging
the system to the extent of owning tour
or five of tho schools sought to bo per
petuated at the public expense. With
such influencos bohind them, proposi
tions to keep the "soldiors' orphan
schools" in operation will be forthcom
ing as often as thero is any danger
that the supply of "orphans" will be
come exbanstcd. Soon thero will be
prbvision asked to bo mado for grand
children and tho sisters, aunts and
cousins ot everybody who had a rela
tive in the army. If it is proposed
that the Commonwealth shall clothe,
feed and instruct all tho children with
in its borders, let that design bo
mado to fully appear, but It is ridicu
lous to any longer koep up any dis
tinction between "soldiors' orphans"
and others. As a Republican con
temporary, whoso loyalty will not be
questioned, remarks : "The children
who wero entitled to this special boun
ty of tho Commonwealth have receiv
ed it, and are now in a position to earn
their own living, with advantages fur
boyond tho avorago of those enjoyed
by tho boys and girls ol Pennsylvania
genorally." "And tiro sooner the sal
aries and tho dividends of tho soldiers'
orphan schools are brought to an end,
the bettor it will be for the interests of
the Stale." Lancaiter Jntrttignuer.
lit Will Puobablt Not hi so
" Funny " Nxxr Time. Republicans
nominated to fodoral oftlcos and desir
ing to be confirmed will n,ot fool under
obligations to Senator Anthony. At
the close of the session on the 28th
ult., the Republicans desired to go into
oxoculive session, and Mr. Anthony
made a motion to that offoct, but out
ol a desire to make a choap reputation
lor wit pref'acod it with the remark
that "if the chairman of the various
Domocralio caucus and aub-canctis
committoos had no business to attend
to or speechos to make he would move
that the Senat. go into executive
session." To Anthony's disgust Kor
nan presently rose and quietly movod
toadjourn,saying that while tho Demo
crats wore willing to help confirm good
nominations thoy would not do so
when the motion for an exocutive
session was mado with a brooch of
good manners. The Republicans in
some consternation got Mr. Anthony
to ask to withdrew bis remarks, but
the motion to adjourn was carried.
The noxl oxocutivo session will be
movod without preliminary flourishes.
Stephen Longfullow, who recently
married a mho) Mary Am Ifotmcsry
at Jersey City, h nojdxw ol lUnry
V. Longlellow, the poet." His brido
is a pretty but poor young Irish girl of
10 and the match was a runaway one.
It has created an awful fuss among the
Longlellows down east
8TR0S0 GOVERNMENTS.
During the oxcitementa and panics
limit attended the strike riots of two
Summers ago it was a common thing
to hear laiut-hearted men and women
talk in favor of a "strong govcrnmeu I"
to keep down workingmen, Socialists,
tramps and other "dangerous classes."
Tboro was talk of a large standing
army and the need of having a soldier
at the head of affairs. Such people
are invited now to contemplate the
condition of two strong government
in tho world Russia' and Gurmany.
Sooialisin, so far Irom be repressed in
theso governments, is fostered by them
in spito ol themselves. Nowhere does
the Socialistic spirit spread wider or
sink deeper among tho people, or
threaten more radical changes in laws,
religious and social customs, than in
the States that maintain the strongest
standing armies and tho most ubiqui
tous spy and police systems. I n Ger
many, fortunately, tho Socialistic ro-
volt against personal and military
government is in the bunds of a high
class of men. Philosophers, social and
politioal economist, ablo writers and
speakers, givo an elevated tendency to
the blind impulses of tho lowor orders
It has a representation in tho Reich
stag that secures the respect of the
Government and it is oven able to put
something of a curb on Bismarck, as
was shown in tho rejection of the
Parliamentary Discipline bill. Tho
German Government is alatmed at the
progress that Socialism is making. It
has a vast army, but who knows how
many of the soldiers are Socialists and
therefore, to what extent tho army
could be relied on to suppress Social
ism ? An army composed of men who
sympnthixe with tho people is not very
useful as a support to "strong govern
ment" when at issue with tho people.
It is this fact which unnerves oven
Bismarck. Hut in liiissia'ijuiily be-
causo the people have been less edu
cated, partly because they have no
share in tho government, partly be
cause they have been so abominably
misgoverned and purtly bocauso they
aro so ground down beneath an army
and police and spy system, tho Social
istic or Nihilistic revolt has gone
deeper and become- more passionate
and despcralo. It disbelieves in law,
in patriotism, in God and religion. Tho
strongor mo government tho more
radical is tbo Socialism. The more
fiercely thoy burn for liberty the
more reckless they aro of consequences
in seeking to secure it. The conse
quence is that Russia to day, tho very
v
beau-ideal cf strong government, is
tho weakest in Europe. It trembles
on tho brink of a revolution nioro dis
astrous and destructive than tho French
Revolution of ninety yours ago. Turn
now from the "strong government"
and look at Franco, the only Ropublic
of any magnitude in Europe, ft is in
the most splendid industrial and
financial health and is moving rapidly
toward the leading position in Europe.
ller social und revolutionary troubles
are nearly over. They ended with the
"strong government" when the Im
perial fraud of Louis Napoleon, with
its imbecilo statesmen and cowardly
army tumbled into dust. Turn also
and look at thia Republic, whiob ot all
in the world is freest from Socialistic
dangers. Why freest 7 Because it
does not seek to fight opinions with
force. A groat part of Socialism ig
norance and gasconade. Let it speak
out in the open all that it has to say
and it bocomeB harmless. The Social
ists and Red Republicans held their
Tompkins square mooting in New York
at the timo of the greatest excitement
of the tramp riots and lubor strikes,
and nobody cared a rush. Half tho
spirit was taken out of tho meeting
when tbo Socialists found that nobody
was afraid of them. Government
which is freest is strongest, because
thero is least to rebel againsU The
poople who want "Grant and a strong
government" are blind indoed if they
do not seo the significance ol the pres
ent condition of Europe. Baltimore
IrlJJWfe.
CONKLINQ'S SPEECH.
.The furious attack upon tbo South
oy senator uonming tn his speech a
fow days ago, may bo strongly favor
bio to tho waning fortunes t)f the Re
publican party, but the introduction of
Custom liouso figures, as showing the
inferiority of tho Southern Statos was
not only an unwiso move npon tho
part of a Senator representing the
largo importing interests of New York
city, but calculated to injure the bet
ter portion of bis constituents. The
merchants of the South who havo been
patronising tho imporlors ot New
York will not care to havo the fact of
the custom duties being paid in a
Northern seaport flung in thoir faces
as an evldenco of their (Southern)
commercial and political inferiority, to
tho merchants who enjoy their trado.
The honorable statesman could with
propnoty have mado tho samo charges
against tho West, and it behooves the
importers of tho Empire City to ro
sent this gratuitous insult, if they do
not desire to see thoir trado transferred
to Charleston or Now Orleans. Sena
tors Kornan and Wallace owo a duty
to the merchant, ol their Slates to
make a complote disavowal on behalf
of Now York and Philadelphia of any
sympathy with this foolish onslaught
Tho South and West go to thoso
cities for supplies of foreign goods
without thought of politics, but it sucb
deductions aro to be drawn from thoir
dealings they will not hesitate to
change lo Baltimore or other soaports
wbcro their commercial transactions
will hot bo quoted to their political
disadvantage. Pittsburgh Critic.
A iiio WmuiNd Major General
W. S. Hancock's nloco, Almira Rnssel
Hancock, was married' at Govomor's
Island on the 21th ult., to Liutenant
Eugene Griffin, who graduated from
West Toint in 18711. The ceremony
took place in the little ohapol of St.
Cornollua. A large number of mili
tary men of high rank, thirteen Gen
erals for Instance, and tbeir wives, be
sides the residents of tho Island were
pro sent.
CniN Music When the Republl
can party Las the power It appoints
some distinguished colored man cus
todian ol the House spittoons, but
whon it hasn't any powor, it grows
magnanimous and nominate, him for
clerk or some other high poutlon they
oannot give the gentloman from Africa.
THOSE DEPUTY MARSHALS.
If Senator Wallace was wilHrTg" to
stop the investigation of the Philadel
phia Deputy Marshals, the first man
who should havo given a cordial assent
to it is Marahal Eorns. It required no
investigation by a Senate committoe
to satisfy the publio of Philadelphia
that the list of Deputy Marshals con
tained such well-known names in crim
inal circles as Dan Reading, Joe Sinex,
James Brown, Rodney Stringfiuld,
Frank MoNarrjo. Michael Plavin wd
Philip Maddent and others who are
known to be keepers of brothoU or
gambling houses and yet many more
who wore but drunken bullies at the
polls ; and ol the nearly eight hundred
deputies appointed by Marshal Kerns
thero were fow names of citir-ens whoso
intelligence and reputation gave any
axsuranco of the protection ol the puri
ty of the ballot And tho defense of
fered by Marahal Kerns In the supple
ment of an organ with a very small
circle of readout, was wisely given as
lit tie publicity as possiblo, as it proves
nothing that is material beyond a gen
eral confession of the uttor unfitness of
tho appointments. Doubtloss tho par
tisan evidence taken belore the Sunate
oommittoo was erroneous in some of
it. details, but the denial by convicts
and rounders, oven under oatb, is not
the best way to correct such error., if
there aro any. If any repulnblo Depu
ty Marshals have been fulsely accused,
tlicro must bo known reputable citizens
who oould and would promptly vindi
cate them ; but Hint is done in the sin
gle case of Mr. Stt ingfield.
The pluin English of the whole busi
ness is that the party lenders put npon
Marshal Kerns the ungracious tusk of
putting party rounders just where tho
party needed rounders, and of taking
euro ol all tho party bummers at tho
cost of tho government, to secure their
services for election day. The party
choslnuls had to bo pulled out of the
fire at tho risk ot gotting somebody's
fingers badly singed, and as Marshal
Korns bad the authority and bad great
party expectations and party devotion
nd great party elasticity and uncom
mon party amiability, bo waa given the
hot end of the party tongs to do the
hot party work and tako the rackot
after cloction. He was well assured
that tho civil service reform policy of
the civil servico reform administration
wouldn't endanger bis office by such
political variations, and the Sheriffs
commission loomed up dimly in the
misty distance as a possible crown of bis
martyrdom. Uo was for the party, the
party needed the rounders and crimi
nals, he thought that be might need
them himself at tho primaries ono of
these days, and he amiably accepted
tho hot ond of the party poker bocauso
there was nobody else who wanted to
burn his fingers for the sakool getting
woll hammered allor ho had done it.
Having done it, Marshal Kerns should
devote himself to tho study of silence,
and, if Wallace will drop out of the play,
tho boat thing tho Marshal can do is
to ring down tho curtain and lot it be
understood that tho Deputy Marshal
grocory is permanently closed. Phil
adelphia Times.
TALMA OE.
Tho following article, which we copy
from tho Uarrisburg Patriot, seems to
show that tho great preachor Talmage
is not so good as he ought to be. Ho
is now boing tried by tho presbytery
of Now York:
"Evidence has boen produced on tho
trial of the Rov. Dr. Talmago that puts
his character for honesty in an ex
tremely unfavorable light. His crafty
manner of changing his newspaper re
lations shows tho groat sensational di
vine to bo no better than ono of tho
wicked. It appears from the evidence
that in the fall of 1870 wben retiring
from the editorship of the Christian at
Work be wont to the office of the paper
at night and without tho knowledgo of
the proprietors causod his valedictory
to be inserted, which was an elaborate
pnff ot the new paper,. tho Advance.
llo then inserted an advertisement of
tho Advance containing the announce
ment of his transfer to that papor. The
Christian next in pursuing bis stealthy
work went to the press room and gave
instructions that the presses should be
run all night in order that tho edi
tion of the paper might bo struck off
boforo tho proporty was tnmpored with,
Uo thon made arrangomonts that cop
ies of tho paper, as originally made up,
before ho changed it, should be placed
on tho desks of tbo secretary and man
aging editor in tho morning, by which
unclerical trick they wero deceived in
to the beliof that it was printed in its
original and innocent form. In the
meantimo an immense edition of tbo
Christian at Work was porpotratcd for
the mails with Talmage's puff and
advertisement of himscll as editor ot
the Advance. For this and other
charges of a character moro or less
grave tbo Christian at Work is on bis
defenco beforo tho Presbytery in New
York. It seoms that the charges con
corning his night oporationsln tho Chris
tian at Work should bave cognisance in
an other tribunal, with a jury of twolve
honest men to sit on the case."
Talmago, as a Christian, oomos about
as near being a failure as Boecher.
NoT For Grant. This truism by
the Nation almost throws Forney'i
Progress into hysterics : "That is, while
it Is true that thero is a largo body ol
reaped table Repablioans amontt them,
it ia also true that thero Is no Kcpubli
ean whisky thief or corruption ist of
any description, defraiidor of tho rev
enue, bribe taker or bribe giver, worth
less or lar.y custom bouse or other
oftleBT, rascally blackmail editor, knav
ish contractor or ring master ; do job
ber in offices or perquisites; nodrnnkes
loafer or gambler ; no onomy of Im
proveinont in any branch of tho gov
ernment, who is not a hearty and vo
ciferous 'Grant man,' and who is not
now rubbing his hands ovor the chance
of seeing 'the old man' ..back in the
White House."
After Tin Nioro Bureauites.
Senator liruce (colored) got his Inves
tigating oommittoo, and promises thor
ough search into the Frocdman s bank
swindle. He bas a very prolific field
of villainy to explore), and if he pur
sues it with a vim he (nay benefit bis
swindled race a wall aa inoover the
most systomalio rubbery of llo age,
perpetrated under th sanctity of re
ligion and pretended philanthropy,
Wisrrllanroui.
PnopFHTr mn iif.jt.
Mra, John B. Jl.ir.riy, of Pm tewn.hip,
oir.rl fur rent a dwellln, houo. and vloro room,
elluololB tbovtll.go 01 Pooavllle. For furlbar
tuleim.lioa apply lo. or eddroo 1
oot. svtu-tr.
Uraiupiaa II llli.
JpOU SALE.
Tb. Bnd.nlgood will eoll at private .ale all
Ih.t treat or areol af land titBalo io Dooatur
towaakip, Clearfield aoanty, Pa-, wilkia a ekort
di.tanoo or taa lyrone uieoruoi i n. n., oou
adjiiioiog landa of Robert llodaoB aad otoeri,
and known Be the Jacob B. Uearhart lot. Tbo
eoiJ tract containing AO aoroe moro or lote, with
in nf v.luobl. eo.1 thereon, hoi about ID
im, .u.miI. and la the kev to . iBrco body of
ooal about being developed. Will bo oold low and
uptm oaoy term.. For parlioulare, apply lo
DAVllI L. kllKUS.
Cl.artold, I'a., Jury 11, 1S71.
JOHN TROUTMAN,
DEALER IN
FURNITURE,
AND
Improved Spring Beds.
MARKET STREET, NEAR P. 0.
Tbo undonlgned beta leave to Inform tba eltl-
teni of Clearfield, and the publio generally, that
ho bat on hnnd a Ane aiiortment of Furniture,
nob ai Walnut, Chutnut and Painted Chamber
tluitei, Parlor Suttee, Reclining and Extenaion
Chain, Ladies and Ueati' Kaiy Chain, the Per
forated Dining and Parlor Chain, Cana Ueati and
Windior Chain, Clothei ban, 6trp and Kiian
lion Ladderi, Hat Rmcxi, Scrubbing Bmiliei, Af
MOULDING AND PICTURE FRAMES,
oliVIdb OIaiiok, t'bromi, Ac. wbifh would
MilahU for Holiday pretenti.
HtC'T.1! JOHN T.HI.1T.HA,
BooTSts shoes
HATS, CAPS,
-AND-
Of,
Wiliamsporl Boots.
Elmira Boots,
PERKINS'
Drivinu Boots and Shoes,
Claflin's Boots & Shoes,
Boys' Boots & Shoes,
Fine Boots 0
Stosa BootU
With a general variety of Ladiea', Miiier and
Children i UooU, aboil and Uaiien.
Rt'BnKR noons,
RIDUKR UOODS,
HATS AND CAPS,
11 ATB AND CAPS,
QRNTfV FITHNIRMINO GOODS.
UK NTS' PUUNlflllNiJ (iOuDH.
The undent goed reipt-ctfutly Invito tho atten
lion of the people of Clearfield county, to tbeir-n-w
itook of the Above named gimdi. Country
rrouuoe laaen in eieuange lur giKJU.
Prieei aa low ai the lowtt.
McUAUUUKY A SHOW EH 9,
Removed to Wm. Rcod'i old itand, Second St..
Uleirflelrl, I'a.. Itwi. 4, lf.7H-.tm.
Agricultural Statistics.'
To til Oitiatn$ f Cltmrjitid Connlf .
The underlined baring been appointed by the
Department, at n aiulngton, principal reporter ot
tbo AffrieulUral (SUtittiee af ClearAeld ooanty,
rwpMlfaliy requeita tbo co-operation of all tu
aunt, oy aeouing tne aubieritar all tbo tatTorma
tlua thoy ean bearing upon tbo following ques
tion, io aa to unable him to make aa correct i
etatemeflt to tba Department, ai pouiblat llow
many honei hare d-ed in your borough or town
ihip, and of what diaoAM. How tunny eowi and
CAlvea, And of what diieaia. Ilow many ibeep
baro yeu loot, and af what diaeaief bow many
killed by dgi. How many hugi have you loot,
ana oi wnai uiaeaio. n nai pit ran trig aifeaaei
Anion git the poultry. In All OAtei giro the ram'
edioa need whiob bare been found to be lueoea
ful, nnd in nil caeea to givo the eash value of all
tool ai nearly ai pombie, tly tbo oo-operAtion
or our emMM ia general upon tneio important
particuUro, the Agaiaultural raparta wil beoome
an onerilopodiaef uaeful information to the Dub
lin, by enabling tbo Department to publinh the
dtieaiei, tne louse , and lha romedleo that havo
bean found moat boQeBalal In certain dliOAiei,
Any other infonnation that will bo oouatdered a
publio benefit, will bo thankful.) reoeived.
Addnea tho lubeeriber at tirampiaa llilll.
uiraiaeid io.. Fa. ba si u HL W lifi.uiliK.
March IS, lSTB-tf.
TIN & SHEET-IRON WARE.
CANDIS MERHELL
Haa opened. In a buildina on .Market etreeL on
the old W Mtera Hotel let, oppoiite the Court
Home in Clenrfleld, a Tib and fSbeet-Iroa blanu-
faetory and Store, whore wll) ba found at all Urnei
a full line of
notrss: FraircsimTG goods,
Stoves, Hardware, Etc.
Houae Spouting and all kinda of Job work, repair
ing, Ao., doue on abort notice and at reaaonablo
raU'i, Alio, Agrnt ror tbo
Singer Sewing Machine.
A aupply of Machinal, with Needle, io., a1-
wava on band.
Term, it He tly each or oounlrv c rod uoa. A
ih are of patronage aolioited.
U. B. MKKKKI.L,
Super! o tea dent.
Clearfleld, April 25, llTMf.
JORA COTTA STANDING VASES,
HANGING VASES,
Stove Lining and Fire Brick,
kept oot) it an tly on band.
STOXE AD EARTHED - WARE
OF IVKRT DESCRIPTION!
CB0CKS1 P0TS1 CHOCKS!
Plahcr. Patent Airtight Self - wealing
rren nail
BFTTK H CROCKS, with llda,
CP.KAM CMOCKH, MILK CROOKS,
arriin - im' i i nn vnuuno,
Btnei w r-unnva
FLOWER POTS, PII DISHES.
And k rant many other thlnga too umerout ta
mention, to a naa a
FRED'K. LEITZINGER'S
STONE - WARE POTTERY,
Ooraor el Cherry aad Third Streeta,
CbBAItriKbU, tA.
na
PRIVATE SALE
- - ' -or-'
Valuable Real Estate I
The underlined, IMng Is Peon Iwp,, Clear
field county. Pa., offera tba following valuable
new jtiie.eior aatoi
446 Aorea of Land,
mora ar loaa. la Boeeoria lowaahip, lying as the
aorta aide af big Cieerteld oraoh, .od withia nb
mil. af Iho eamo. The ab.ro lead ia Beavilr
oovored with hemlook. white aaa, rook oat, and
olhot hard wood limber, aad a Baoality f whito
,iao, aaid t. bo holf a millioa or mora foot. ,
Th. nb. le heavily aadorlaid with BitamlBow.
ooal, and dtroolly oa the Iibo of railroad ieedtnr
from iloBtadala to Coftlport. lLvalu.!aaBkaowa.
There are, alee, other velaabU miBorala oa abe
earn..
Tbo above land Ho. about Iwo aod a-half mile,
below the vllleoer ul" Uobo, adjoialai laad.
of wootr. vroom bbb eiBora, ob wuat la known
aa rertrr . ma. The Imarovemeau do the prop
orty are eiooe geared aaw mill, ia ranatng order,
. high d.m, atone breaot, aaade IB the beet aea-
Bor, SI hi almoet aa, maohlnory. Tkor. It, ate.,
alargofraaMdwolliBg aoaioBad from. ImnaBojrB
there.., aad about forty or an, aorea, mor. or
I.e., of tbo hwd la ehoared. A.y poreoB
wiihlBg U Ibvoh Ib property of able hind wiu do
woll to eio4eloo thl. proporty. I will Mil the
whole or tbo ..divided holf ialoaeotj a. may (alt
tho parohaaor. Tbo above IraM of la)d WIU make
two or thro, farme. whiob wiu mbibbow favorably
with la. gioatar port of awr anaty. Priow Bad
lermo moo aaawa to aa, ponea wtebutg to par
obooo. For fwrtaet poWo.Un aatl la aim a 1
addrMo aha B.o.r.t.ood at aramolaa HUla P.O.,
Uaeraeldeeaaty, Pa. SAM L WILIallitm.
Jaa. I, IITI-Bf.
(Our Own 3flffrtKfmrt.
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Curwenirllle, Pa., Jaa. C, 'Tl-tf,
P. HUM. .. H'MBBLB. B. ,,,
ItlLilll, HclM.LE & C0. S
FURN1TUKE ROOMS
-. ,u. ra,
or. .11 hi.. J. .a B.
" bmbmjui-i"w bbis iiuiii n r grille re fH
Chamben, lialng Rooma, Librarlea and Hal),
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IB an it. orenoooB, promptly attend to.
OTILCH, HoCOKKLI AC0
Olasr(ald, Pa, Fob. , 18.
HARTSWICK & IRWIN
SECOND BTBIKT,
CLEARFIELD, PA.,
DEALERS IN
PURE DRUGS!
CHEMICALS!
PAINIS, Ol li?, DYE STI FF
VAHrTISMBS,
BRUBIIE8,
PERFCMEhY,
FANCY 9001 ,
TOILET AUTICL1S,
OF ALL KIKDI-,
PURE WINES AND LIQUOHS
for medicinal puriooit-a
Truaeait Sup port en, Sobool Buoka and StaM it.
cry, and all other Artfelei uioaily
fouad In a Drug Store.
PHYSICIANS' PRKSCRIPTIONA CARE
FULLY COMPOUNDED. Hiring a lare tk
perleuee In tbo buaiuou tbey can give enttu
lafaolion.
J. 0. HA RTrWf'K
JOHN . IH U- TN.
Plrfel.L Dvit.v.r t, 1KT4
JJARD TIMES
HAVI NO SFF1CT
IN FRENCHVILLE I
I am awai-e that there ao ioma perioni a little
bard to pleaee, and X urn alao awera that the
complaint of "hard tlmaa" ia !gb unWeml.
ui 1 Am 10 aitBBtad ntr tAal I ean aatiify the
former and prove oonoluoiraly that "bard timea"
will not effect thoaa who buy their gooda from mi,
and all my patron a ihall ho Initiated Into tba se
cret of
HOW TO AVOID HAKD TIMES
t have good, eoourh to .uni.lv all th. InbMll-
tanlo to the lowor ond of tho eoualy which I Kll
at aieoeding low ratoe from my mammoth .tor. ia
U ri.uuvui'U.i k r . . . L- , I
rswiy to wait apoa .alien and lapply lham oil.
Dry Goods of ill Kinds,
Sank aa Cl.thi, S.tia.Ue, Cu.lm.r.1, Ifu.liil
Uelalnoe, libob, Drilliaf., CalioMa,
TrlmmiBga, Kibbon., Laoo,
Ready-made Clothing, Boot, aad Shoos. II ou end
Cope all of the boat material aad mad. to ord.i
Hoee, Book., Ulovea, MittoBe, Laeoe, IlibboB., A.
OR0CBRIF.8 OF ALL KINDS.
Cofee, Tea, Bugw, Hloo, Vola.ua, Fiib, fell
Cork, Liaeood Oil, Fiik OIL Carbon Oil.
Hardwara, QuooBawara, Tinware. Cajtlnc. Plooi
and Plow Ceilings, Nail., Spike., Corn Cultiva
tor., Cider Prone., Bad all kind, of Am.
Perfumery, Paint., Varnlih, Ole.s, BBd a grn.nl
aosortmont 01 BUtlooery,
GOOD FLOUR,
Of different brand., alway. ob hand, aad will be
0,0 01 too lowon poniDie ngure..
J. 11. MoClaln'l ModlelBoe, Jivbo. ModUlao.
no.Miior e bbb iiooaaM a tllttere.
- --- v. wi w.r.m lor WOMB 100
k I .V. a at naJM -III ka ri. I I a
aod for aala at tho towoek market prleo.
AIm, Afoat for Stratteaville u.d CBrwen.vlllo
Thraehlng Uaehiaaa.
BB.CallBBdaoof.ryoBrMlvo.. Tea will lad
overruling ui.olly kept la a null (tote.
i. at. couuKisr.
Fnnchvtlle P. 0., AaguU 1,1ST.
William Powell,
StCOiD ST CLKARriLLD, PA.,
Dealer in Htvavycnd Shelf
HARDWARE,
IRON, NAILS, PAINTS, OILS, VARRIfiHES,
QLABSANi) PUTTT
K.ap. aoailantly oa hand lha Vest Cooklef,
ucating aad Parlor
Stoves and Ranges
of all deeerlptleae. T.M. and Poahol C.tl.rr,
Crpeator.' Toole, eoeh as Sawe, llatobeU,
Fcaeres, B-ach Slopi, Pleaes aad i'laao
IroBS, Cbi.oli, llnu. Ai.rs, Adi.i,
Kiln, IIingeeofallblndi,Lrk.,
orew,, Se.h Cord, Pullpya, -ate.,
ato.
Farming UIoiinIIsi,
Plow., Cultivator , Double and single Shovel
Plows, Cultivator Tooth, Oraia Cradles,
Soylhoe, Snathes, He., Ferke, R.kea,
Hay Fork., Farm Bolls, slo., eto,
Hon. Baooa aad Horse Nalh, Ike but m.k.
of Cross-l Saw. aae) ates, Oriadslenos and
ariadaMBB Flit.rea, Bad wwilklog anally k'pl
la a Inl iIoh Hardware glen. AUo, B full
""k
House furnishing Goods,
BRI8HI8, LAMPS, CBIMNITS, Ao.
I All klBds af Tlawar. k.pt oa bead aad made
a O'd.r. Ro1b( Bad Swaliag proa.tly l
Uadod la.
orWbmg aayBbkB tl m, loo. are la-
vlud la aall aad aasaalM -took aod paloos . .
. WILLIAM ftoWaXL.
OhMrloM, Pa,, Jm t, UTI-if.
SrimWilh-' B rf-ii-JTitil 1 Lliji h ft
V"-i in 'f ay' BmCfi efeai jfcj bJ e-fMBBTi-aBi',,