THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WKDNKHDAY UOKNINO, MAY. II, 1179.
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Mftbodlit RplHopkl thirch Rt. J.g.
Mr Mm" at. Ptttor. 8rloM twtrj 8bbtb
it lot A. ., mo Tf r. n.
F.bb-,tb Robot)) -I 9 A. M.
Prtfir MBttiiR nnr WiJbiJ1Ti tt Tl t, M
CamwiniM Brvl. Irit Bbbtk of vry
unto, i nl a. m.
Hett Clearfield M. E. Ch.Kh.R
ff. Pcott WiLiOM, P-itor. Pnuhiaff tvry
tltenut Rud.Uj, tt I o'olgnk, P. M. Bi.f.it y
Sohool -t 21. P. M. All m it riled to ftttot..!.
prcblerUn C'hurch-Rv. H. S.Bctli.
-Sabhftth HrriMi momlnf tod Tlnf Bkb
batb Bhool ftt I P. M. Prr MtiB Wtdaw
Uj rDinf .
Hipt.it Church. R. J. A. Aldmi., pM.
tar. KsrviowirtrT euDntin aurotof ud renlni
tuniKtloff. ftt 104 o'clock A. M.. and 74 P. U
fr.bb.tfa School tl P. H. Pryr Mootiag tvoty
at. Francis' Chnrcli Cftthllc-RT. p.
J.fltiiiDAii. Pmohinf ftt 101 o'clock, A. M.,ea
th Orit. third tan loo rm aaadtvi or Moh aotth
VeifMra ftnd Baawlletloa of tbo Blcutd Huruwl
tt To'elook, P. M. Bundij Bofaool rorr HattUj
liunwi at m eiooB.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
timi or loLDint qdaktu iaiaio.fi oooar.
Pwotd Moaday of Jftoatrj.
Third Mood of Mftroh.
First Monday of Juno.
Fourth. Mondfty of BopUmbor.
TIMI Of 0LDIR9 001. Mo FLUI.
Pint ModT of Jan.
BteoDd Monday of NvrtiaW.
ppilio orriciKi,
Pr-idM JJy Hob. Chftrlo A. Hmyr, of
took HftTOO. .
AuUtant law titty Hoi. Joha H. OrTli, (
neiiaiuoM.
.twaf Judgtt Abnn Ofdtn, Oloftrfloldf
Protkonolmrj Bit Bloom.
tfitr mnd Rovrdtr L. J. Morgan.
Dftriot AttomfVfm. It. UeCnllouf h.
7rrr Philip DolU.
Skirif Andrew Pontl, Jr.
Hiy Cbrlit. J. KMfrgT, CUorAold.
wniy atirwjror sanaoi r, MoUJoakoj, Cm-
en rill.
6'oMnry CowmWiHoMr- C. W. Kyler, Orthftm
ton P. 0.; Hfth JohiMon, drtaptfta Htlli P. 0.;
Jahi Norrii, Br., CarwonirilU.
County AuJiion Willi, V. Wrfffkt, Clow
Be Id ; JoMpb UillllftBd, Tbrt Rubi ( J. 8. Nor
fif, Woodland.
Count Ooronor J. B. Ktff, Now Wftahfngton.
Jury Uommiiontr$ Dr. Jtnu P. Bnrehflnld,
Clvarncd, JoMph Aloiaadar, Madftra,
SufriUdnt Publit SckooUiS. L. Uft
(joown, Clearflald.
Smhro Wigtt& i Jem W. Carl lift,
office at Latberabarg Pa,
oiariM Joba W. Wrlglor, Wdi. Ba-
debaagh, Cyraa Gordon, CWarBeldi Jonopb K.
Irwm, N. K. Arnold, CarwooiTillt J. A. Liriug
tonft, UnBoia City.
Oar Spotial oolatnn U dooldedly intoreiting la
local poiut of tew, and proAubU ramdiag to
euUideu who want to lava wonej. ,
VlSa), OP COLHMB1
"Will j on tako wheat, oati or eora for fob
wription J" W are often Inquired of In tbli era
bjr Uttar froB patroat vbo reiide at a dlitaoea
from Clearfield. We agatn tay yea. Tbereoeipti
of a rcponiibla astronaut or aiill owaer la the
Ticiaity, will amwer oa Jut u wrll aa the aaeb.
To ill lull rate: If any of our patron will deli Tar
at a bag of grain at tba mill of Joaepk H. Broth,
la Cheat township, Horaee Patobia, la Bornalde,
Thomaa II. Pnreey, 1b 0 rah am, W a. Porter or!
Shaw's, 1b Lawrence, or Brow a A Bey ler'a, at
Rock ton, Ualoa townabip, and forward thtir
rtcelpu for the amount, wt will orodit than oa
their aeeonat for tbo tamo. la thla way all asay
ooa pay what they owe, If they will punae thla
eoarea. If, ,
A dow and olegant iDroioe of car
peta at Flick A Co'a. Si.
Sirawborriesand crvam at the Opera
Unuio next weak. Whew I
The CurweiiBville Times now sporta
a patent inildo, priaUd ia New York.
The firnt and finent strawberries of
tbt ataaoa, at tbo Optra Uooao aott waok.
Philipsburern are greatly annoyed
by Saturday nigbt rowdyiim, awordiag to the
Journal
"Foreat fires" is what our exobangog
hart had 11 for tbo poet two weoka yrtviewato
Tboraday.
L. W. Weld, who nswaulted Simon
McKirland, laat wtok, li Poatmaater at t ubfille,
Ikta aooaty.
Don't forgot that the Citiconi' Band
will hold a Strawberry Fcatiral in Pia'i Optra
Hoaao atit wttk.
Dr. John McCullongb, a prominent
phyflfllan of Huntingdon, di.d la tkat borough
aa UM Utk laal aged 7J yaara.
The heavy rains of last week sub
dnM the Area wbieh w.r. raging la tb. for.it!
on tb. aoaaUla aorth of Iowa.
Constables' Appointed. M. F.
O.IM waa appolatod CoaiUble for Cnrw.niTlll.,
and llaarj Krana for flrakaa townihip, Init
weak.
Pool Ovekheebs. The Court laat
week appointed Bernanai Araitreng and Cbnrlea
Bralten 0.ariera nf tb. Poor for Bocearie
townihip.
m . mi
The Drug firm of Moasn. Means &
Hayee, at4,atheribnrg, wu dlewlTed an th. Irat
day of May, as the partanrt w.nt nil their aa
aoanto nttlad witkaal delay. '
Prof. J. P. Rowbotham, of Philadel-
pkin, wko iaitfwatod tha aeabera of tka Orpkea.
Cornet Bead la tkla plana, Init Wl.t.r, U a.w la
Phlllpiharg, glrlng toiioai In Ike String Band ef
that nornngk.
1 e m
Miaa Maesie McGoe, daiitrhter of ex
CoBBiBieaw ki.Sea, diad raoaat'y at her h.a a
la Bell townihip, tkla eoaaty. She waa aa an -enapHikea
Joeug Indr, nnd wu highly aauaaM
hy nil wko know her.
m ae
We bad a call on Tuesday morning
froa Mr. Jaenk littler, ef Panimtnwnay, who
t hire tkla week attondlng Carl ia tan aapaalty
f a wltnee. lie la a nlMaaat nad ngraankla
g ati.B.a, whoa 11 la n pwaanra In aaet.
' The Spirit etatoathatPuniaptawnoy
ia afflietod with foatkfal depru?tly. Onn .aall
koy altn.ni naathel an tha highwa, end rana hi a,
while twa aletyoang aaa kn.a keen nrraetod aad
hnnd OT.r t. Court for general oroekedeeae, 80
we go.
The mombera of the Curweoaville
Cnraat Baad held a fe.ti.al aa Frtdny nnd Bninr
day aennlngi UiU Tha Orpnena boyi nf tkli
plnoa aiiited tkea M tk. Irat aaaad eroning,
nnd tka Cltluna B.nd paid tkelr nfHr to tkea
en Sntardny a.nning.
llarry Creeeey, an individual who
hi nnt n rnry nn.inMe repniaii.n in inn ,.
korkood, got to owning kil eoapnalooi oa Mon
day aftornnon to eaA aa .Bleat, that he wa. t
rt.d ud, aftor a kearlaf karern '8o,alre Kerr, ha
wu pat in J.il to nwnlt tk. dnelelea nf Ik. nonrt
A laree crowd ot country folk
ei.d town poopln kan-freatow BeUhell.r A Porto '
how m WHa.aday of ant woak.Tkli wu tka Ir at
nf tka neaaoa, ud k Bight kara km hot to. aad
eoald kara haw woraa. Tha toato wire pltehed
In nlot nloag tan mined, a ehort diitoao kotow
tka depot.
An attache of the ahow, which ex
klhited kara toil Wotaeedav, boldly Mapped hue
Ika rMldeaot of Donate Sia.rletoaa.el Ma
Qnawn, daring tka nooning nf th.l dny, nad .loin
a eoaa belong lag la Mr.. MoQa.wa, whlak ka
pawned. Be u bUowod to Pklllpibnrg, nf.
mind ud l.df4 In toll at tali phue.
John I. PatUnon, Chairman of tbo
Ceaalttee u Ura.ee, dulraa laferaettoa ia re
gard la tka gf' Baldtara tkrengkool tk.
eaaty ant aarkod, aelknt taanetoaea ou k ee.
.and frea Ika Qo.tf IB.et, u pro.idod ky aa
not at CMgnaa, ud ka wlU attoad to rorwnrdlng
the tofomultoa la tkt Doperlawnt aad kara tka
hMdrtoaat Matt a. Mr. ntlerre wuta Ika
aaaa tf tha d J, tkt atapany to wktok ka
neleeged, BnaVn tf tkt fogla.nl, ud aft'
Romember that T tmU t. n .
i.iW VUU III V
Aft for UriUlud'i Tabuw, ud iu ll ikta
I fMl.ryprioM. Th.jr in Ik. kt t.Umi I.
B.rk.u Trjr lk.u.
Krod Su kott haa just rrcoioJ from
N.w York, Im lot f f Ailf TMkl. of .V.,lo,
ulll7, nuk u kwki, uwdi, iu, Hon,
boi.i, l.k kalk.u, ol ll.u, ,hlok k,
ra,.iu to nil ihj few for w.k. iJ.Ji..
List oflettor remtininir UDcluimcd
Mf. Millury, Uwli Mink, Did. Lo.jo.,
Biui. Liror,ood.
, A.QAUUW, V. M.
Hom Aoain. The much lumoiited
P.l ll.rdlo, boH .bu.g. ku ka aioora.d
for ur d.; by nodr? im.B,prun forlb.
Pl J..r, ku k.d k kMlik n.tor.d tod ku r.
tr..d to kl. hlulljr I. th.l ,h, b.,,no,
of kU d;. lit otl wiJ, ,nj kl0B.
iDf iw.tlk a ib. xorld u kmlafiir..
m n .
Hkal Entirpbihe. The editor of
u.uoii ...Hri.r ku aad.rl.ku two big
tkla,., .In lb. .rKtlaa .r a...aal la
Ik.l mllaa .f lb. BUto ud ga.r'..ln( Ib.t
Ik. popul.llo. ol Ik. TllUj. .ujouaii in ,000
ru. I.Ik, .look .abl.i, luapMt ih.t
k. nllu loo Ba.k upon tb. .radullljr of kl p..
Iroa..
W. M. Shoeninu, f Jordan town
hl, eontoaiplalM rtootln, lo Mluoari Ik. orna
lac Sprint, mad will ffr ku r m ..... .. .1
lot of p.non.1 prop.nr pabll. ul. oa Ta.i-
-iwhh. .a, j... r.r p.rtlal.ri tM had
blll.. Anoac oik.r thin... tk.pa . i-n nii.h
oowi,jo.a ratllo, tboap, He , aad hranbold
gUDQ..
Thi Nxbvu Niid Tonino Up.
Slnpl; atlf;la and oluaiia, Ika blood ii aol
ala.Tl .affltlrat, II a..dl arl.kla( and Ika
atrrooi ijn.ai nmdf lonlng op, all of wklak ia
aoaompllikad by Dr. F.na.r'i Blood and Llnr
Ramljr aad Narra Toaia. Vh kii C.ujo Honor
ia all ooajbi. For lala kj ll.rtiwlok A Irln,
Cl..rll.ld, Pa.
' - - - .
A full boiiKO grooled the Or)ihous
band boy 00 Tuoiday nigbl of last wask, oa tbo
ooouioa of Ibo aril appoaraao. ia tbslr now anl
form.. Kim j body aami to admlra Ik. a.w auita.
Tb. aalforia la of lao dark bin. alotk, trimmad
wllk gold oord, eut-.-w.r ooal, and h.lai.l kat
wltk wblt. plum.. Tha boyi ju.t look "pwfMtly
lov.ly."
A few days sinco, Kaincy & Co.'b
Bill at Sprar. fl.l laracd aat 48,o00 f..l of lua-
kar la oa. J) of lea koer, .Ilk oaly Iklrtoa
bib. Tbli Ineladet all Ib. work nqulrid from
tb. tin. tL. log. .r. rtBoT.d froB tba dam, till
tha luBbar il regularly piled In tba yard r.dy
for ibipaoat to foreign uarkat.. Tk. g.a.r.1
av.r.g. of tb. Bill il fruB R&,0(lo lo 4(1,000 par
day. 0ol(a(. Arm,
Cot'UT. Lut week's term was a
T.ry abort one. ThrM-fourth. of Ik. auaa ap
for trial war. Mtttal autiid., aad no.t of tko
Jarora diicbarged ob Wwlneiday. The Coart
wai aompell.d to kold baok M aa to allow Iba
Qraod Jury toMBpl.1. Iu labor aad aak. a re
port. II very icldoB kapp.nl that Ika Coart g.t.
aka al tk. tiraad Inquait, but look wa tha
oaaa lart weak. Molt of tha aa.l w.n T.ry
dirty oner, and it I. a pily Ikat oar high toood
elviliaalloB don't redua. tbe BuBber.
A Lucky Althrnati. Wo learn
flea Ika St. klary'i Oaatu ih.t Earn.it Wia
ner, oldeit Ma of Ilea. S. Wlaa.r, of tb.t bor
ougb, la ord.r vd to appear at Wait Puint on the
30th of Juno, for ex.Blu.iion lor ndBiailon to
ik.t loititaltoa ai a Mdai. It will a. r.B.oib.r
4 b. war rooomuiend.d al aa alleraate, a young
iaa froa Clinton county biiag Mr. M aek.y'i Irit
flkoiM. It Mini btk nr. to b. .x.Bin.d at Wait
Polat, and In eaia the flrat fall the alternate la
ekoran.prorided he poneaiei tb. OMeeiary qaallD
nation.. Without diipar.g.a.nt to the flnt
eholoa, we wi.h Mr. Wlaasr a.y b. .aw.iful
in renewing the apnointanat.
A Compliment. Tbe editor of tho
Hontadala Nim w.a In town lait w..k, and ka
tat.a tka aau la tkla way 1 "Wa were kunared
witk a eoapliB.at.ry I. tk. eooeert girao ky
tka Orpkua Cornet Band en Tuead.y evening
leal, in Ika Clearleld Court Homo. Al tkli wu
tko Irit nppearanon f tkli ozoeliont kud la
tkelr new BBiforai, tba large ball wu literally
arowdod with a large aad mlaet udlaao., nil of
whoa w.r. delighted witk tho norforaanee, and
lo which wa will nt happy to refer at no diitaat
data. Thn nniffrrBl nre tbe flnait wa have yet
, nnd tha prololeney ef the B.ab.ra linvr-
t.lnly f.r nhovo tb. .ver.gf. Aftor th. ooooor
e.vnal tf Ibt eitla.nl w.r. honored wltk a aire
nnde,ud tbo evening palled off very enjoyably.'
MrLadiea, who have any respect
for tbeanlvM, will raaaia nt homato-nigbt."
BUUr en Cireu daf.
Tha laaa nnaher of kii jonrnnl oont.ined n
keally of over keif a eoluaa oa tko proprieties
aad proviBon nf tka newipopar kulnaia. Now,
w. inipoot tkat Ikart were a auabor nf ladiaa at
tha'Clrana, whn apart about u aneh "mepoot" u
any wha raaalaed away. A fallow, wko aakea no
anoh fun nvar Mr. Bnk, ikould not Ininlt
foanlw. A a.wipnp.r li not tka told for anak
vulgarity. Again 1 Ia tka aiat hunt k. torturei
tkiaaoBBulty far not uoaaraglBg B gatl.Bnn,
wko kad etartod la knalaaa kara noan tlae age.
It Bay kava keen a atrtake tkat er town failed
to da kla JoaUee."
Sad AooiDiPiT and Death A'iffcd
K'ti'l. flofn. Hum rem ;Camca. Thn faally
aad frlanda or Mr. Joiepk DeUua, of Liberty
towniklp, wert roddonly tkrown lain aad bereave-
a.nt on Budny evumg by th. Ion of an inlor-
.itiag danghtor. Tba yeung Indy nnd her brother
kad attnd.d .rrnlng Hrviea In laglevillo nnd
were oa thalr way koua, whan, ky neat meui,
tkelr koree koeeae f;lghi.n.d nndnna.n.g.nhl
.nd ru nwny, throwing both oeeupanti to tho
ground. MIm Dellaai lutoln.d anoh mvaro in.
J.rlei Ihnt ihe n.r.r Ip.k. nflor, nnd dlid hefara
orning. Tha aoroly b.r.nv.d f.aily have tha
ayapalhy of tbe entire eoaaunlly, a Mill Be
ll... had n wld. .Irl.nf ncqu.int.noei,by whoa
be wei Boub hvlovod and r.rpeeted. Vintrt
oemf.
A Joke on Oub Nehihbob. The
fitllowing froa the Brookvillo Oropkit-Dtmocrmt
will he appreel.tod hy nil thai, who have aver
eea the alterable reranl of Boa. (loo. A Jenk.
'Sob. lint ilnoe 0. A. Jeoki wrote n letter to n
parly In f raeport. It wrat to tho dealgnutfrd
poet 0B0, hut thn poilaaitor th.r. eoeld not
anka nut froa tka addreaa It wkoa It wu It-
landed lo he delivered. A won tho end of the
uvelepe w.. wrllt.n, 'If not dolivorad, rrlurn to
A. J.uhe, Braokvllle, P..' Thli tk. po.t
alitor eoald aot deeipher, hat aoelng th. Brook'
vllle poet aurk, ka wrote oa Ike envelope, 'Re
turned t. Brookvillo,' end Ika aall returned tko
letter rafily, kea Poitaalter floott, reeognlalng
tk. .klrogropky f ear .n.Congreeiann,
knndod It ev.r lo I. B. Clark, Mr. Jenki' part
Accident. We learn from the Phil
ipabarg Jrmrnmt nf tka 17lh laat, thai M Moa
day arevlona, al Mr. K. M. Stardevaet, wu ob
hla way to Beerar Milla, riding In an inlky
vtiak wu naddnly thrown ngaiait th. h.ree by
enlby wkool, enaileg Ika nnlaal to kl.k,
Milking Mr. glnrdnvut'i rlgkl lag a few laehei
nhora thn ukln, euaoiuf a aoaponnd rraaturo,
kotk konaa being kraku ky tka blew. Ho eon.
tinned In the ud of kla Journey, diitont eoaa
fur or iva Bilaa, ud wku Ika hut wu reaov
froa tan Injured llak, tb. konn w.i found
protruding through th. d..k. Unvlng to l.nd to
Pbillpibnrg inr eargtiel nld, eoaa uaa eiapnn
aurora Ika wound wu properly eared for. Dar
in, tan day Mr. 8l.rd..MI true taken to hi.
heae end U now getting along aj w.u u onn M
aipeetod. Centaeaontto thekonK el thi. haiy
nun .f tk. yur, wku a bailee- aaa'i per-
oomI attenUu ll ae laportant to ala aperntlaa
a.kM Ike eulnoa.nl Burn lodlenl Ik.n tl
etharwlM weald an.
The Lh'Enhe Question. In tbe II-
eena ooatMU before the ooort of Blair oonaty,
Jadge Ptaa aarrowod tht Usaa dowa to tho tot-
kwltg polnu i " 1 ) Is tht bonM aeootMry for ao
aootmmtdatlta of tht traveling publltf (t) Bat
II tho mtoas af aooomnwdaUea u reqalrad by
tho Uw r (I) leeo tba appticnat poswM tho
aver sen al eharnetor demand tm tho keeper of a
pablle howMl1 (4) Hu taaWtoal bend beet
lied F If tho wgbt of tho or id com satltfiM at
that Meh af lb at a are! toe) theald ht aaawerod
ia the tali mall at, thea we oaaaol rtfoM tht II-
eenoe. Oa the other head, If Ihe Wright or the
ovldaaoe foils to a Arm either, tho UeoeM mutt ho
related." Neorly every J edge hu given aa
epltloa on tht lleeare ejaettloa, aad hardly aay
two tgret u to what tho law l, or aador what
rales tr peHcy tk "mom oppltomt thoald
he granted or refuted. Thla ton rot lea ansae from
the foot that tha twgltUtni la always Uekertag
at this IIoobm totita, aad a eerie I a Act rtga-
lotlag tht oeetlta 1 aot altewad to romala oa
the ttatato hooh loag oaongh for Jtlgee ana taw
yon to bsseass wo.eoialod wttk M.
Ladioa' Tm.. ula in,, 1
Biaatirnl Tin of nil gradual Flock A Oo'l. Jt.
Compobpino. Tliocm'Hiliitlmatea
that wku th. Court nltendula of that village
era akuat, tk. town la "nnuunlly qultt."
w-. mm
Save your cash for the Strawberry
Fiellval, to be given for the bvn.nl or Ib. CHI
tia'l Coroit Bead, eoaaeaelog on Tueed.y ud
lo .ontlnu. during Ihn wuk. ,
Tbo annual sewsion of tho (irand
Lodge or Odd Fallow,, of tbli Blata, Il now la
eeulea al Barriiburg. Olourlleld Lodge, No,
191 II being repreiuted hy Jaooh 0. Bnoka.
MoVINO FOB A Cuanue. The citi
aona nf Ball townihip lied n petition ia Court
lut wuk, looking in a okaage Is tka plaoa or
holding tka aleotlona ia mid lowmklp, froa
Robert M.haffey'l to Thoau A. MoUhte'l.
! O ,.
Dtino Opk. Tbe WilliainHport Sun,
la alluding to tbo recent dead Journal i, uyu i
"Urttabftok paper art dying off, at tht ratt of
at Itait ooa per moath la thtaountry. Tbiamait
be diMhiuraglng to tbat grtat financial antorprlae.
Tbo oaoee.tt aoomltona, mnrtU advaooingbftok
ward" Tiu T fit ncr Tnui. Tbo timu and
pUoo Yor the acoond trial of tbt Turner can baa
beeo died at laM, It comri off at Lock llavte,
oa tht aaeuBd Uonday la flept.uuber, tht Sib,
whart all partita I nle ranted will a Hand,. Wt un
dtritand that tht Court will ba prttidi d ortr by
both Judgca, Utytr and Orvlt.
an 1 . ... .
'Billy" Uotchkiks. There is no
doubt that many of oar oltitont rtmtmber Mr.
Wm. Uotobklif, when lit rtildod In thla borough
about thirty yoan ago, aod afterward! re mo Ted
to Blrmlnghan, la tht State ef OonneotiouU lit
died at bit homa la tba abort aamed plaot, oa
tbo 12th I tut., aftar aa llloaei or oat weak, aged
78 yaara. A goodly number will rtgrat tt learn
of bla death, ftltbougb at thla ripe old age.
HPECIAL NOTICE TO ROLOIIZRS.
All aoldiaia of tha county art especially and
earotatly Invited to participate lo tha otremunita
la thla pliue, oa Dtooratloa Dty. Tbt tolditrt
will be daalgaatod by aamall bow of rtd, white
and blue ribbon oa Itl I laptluf tht ooaL Tbey art
requtattd to proeurt then be fort hand. If eonTen
lente but bow till be provided for all not hav
ing tbtta on tbt morning of tbo day Ib qoeatloa.
Wu. U.Shaw, J. B. BUIICUPIKLD,
Bee rotary. Ch'n Com. Arraog'a.
a m
Clearfield Coal Trade. Stato-
utol of Cual and othtr freight uot ortr tha
Tyront A Clearfield DWUion, PtonaylTanla Rail
road, for tht week ondlag May 10th( 18711, and
tht aamt tint laat year i
COIL.
For tha wtek
Sana tlutt laat year
Inoreaat
Praviu Italy during year
8bi time latt year v
Inereaio
Total la 1870
8amt time last year
, (35,110
. 6n6,t'4
i 4.11,46-
, TS.SOI
Iucn
oTBai raaioara.
Lombtr ...u .27tf cart.
Mieoellantout freight 132 "
A Skrious Affray. An altercation
octarred oa Monday of laat wttk, tho 12lh laat.,
between Lionel W. Weld, and Simon MoFarland,
both of UtahviUa, thi a county, mulling la tht
aeiioua, If not fatal, Injury of tba latter. A dlcpute
baa been pending eomt time oror the lint bttwtoo
tbalr proptrtlta. Cn Monde Weld had eomt
mtn digging poat bolea for a fence, wlitn MoFar
land stopped them. Weld returned, and learn
ing tha taaet of tht otaiattoa of work, went to
digftaff bitnieir, when MoFarland approached
and prottattd against It. Weld answered by
striking McFarlaod a heavy blow with a dlggiog
Iron on tho back of tho head, knocking him down
and leaving him la an aoeonaeloos ooaditloa A
tht test will oonia before our court for final act
tlement bttwttn tht partita, wt refrain from atat.
log any of tho numtroaa atortoa all )t about lb i a
Death on the Hail. On laatThurn-
day evening, an aocideat occurod on tht railroad ,
juat abort Pallw'a atttioa, by which Pavid Haw
thorn loathlf lift, lit bad been ooa viilt to hit
aoa, who Htm aotnt dtttaact abort Fuller' mil),
aad wu rttarntng home. Ht waa walking dow a
tbo traok, and juit abovt tho tUUoa met tha
RoBoldfrllo aooommoaauoa. int mm wt
oa firt aad bnralag eloao ap to tbt track. Tt
BTOld tht tralo ht tttpptd off oa ont fide, bat
tttming to bo afraid of Ut Art, tttpptd back on
tho track agaia. Jaat then tha tngina at ruck him,
killing him almoat laitantly. Hie back waa
broken, aad alt head badly cranked. Ut wat
about Mronty year of ago aod Itarta a wtft and
thraa grown ohlldroa. Ht wu well known to
many of ou Brookrlllo people, having worked
MToral year for Uriah MaUon. BrwtktilU
Dtntft, May 14.
i -- -aa a en ' 1
Fire in thi Woona. There never
wu a more romarkablt Mason for firt than tht
preeeat. Firt trery wbert. Tht Oaooola StUU,
rooaarkj i "There never wu a ttmt la tht memo
ry of that romarkablt pertonagt the oldtat In
habitant, when tha Alttgbtny mountain wu at
tboroagblylmmarodfa fire, u It hu beta during
tbe prtMnt Muon. The forotta la tba aelghbor
hood of Pbiltpaborg, OmmIb, Powtltoa, Sandy
Ridge, aod Houtadale, have been UUrally oea
nmtd. Tba nat moantaln Mopt tt retching from
tbt Tyroat and Clear lie Id railroad to Ley Uit tilt,
and far beyond, at one time prettnttd a conlla
nona lint of firt aod olouda of amoke ti tend log
thirty miles, or more, along tht moantaln treat
Timber, tan baik, feacoa. bridges, buildings,
tram -road a, aad everything eombuatiblt added to
tho fury of lUrarosotis flames. In tome Itrtanoee,
erta oattlt and hog perished Iq tho fiery wave,
u tt aped along over tht tlmbtred tlopM of the
mouateia. Wreaths of spiral lama trtwatd tht
hill tops aad stretching downward, encircled bolts
ef woodland la the timbered valleys."
Strawbeert Fehtival. As provi-
onsly announced, festival will ht held nett
week, commencing Tuesday, tht 37th, In tbt
Optra Utaso, for tht btntfit of the Citiens Cor
net Band. It will be opto every afternoon and
evening, oentlnitng through tht wtek. Tht
rtfraehments wilt ooasist of tuffst, tandwiebis,
loo crtam, strawberries, oak, lomoDids, At., Ac,
inttriporMd with plenty of good music, veoal
ftnd inttramoBtal. Visiting bands will be in at
toadaaee stveTal tvenings daring tht weak- Tht
generosity of oar people has been pat to a severe
tatt tht pitt year In the way of Talrs aod festi
val, bat this Is u worthy aa object as any that
hu claimed their attention. It It a homo initl
tatloa, eotnpottd of our owa yoang men and
boys, who deairt to put their baad opto a per
manent footing, and their effort should bt
seconded by that spirit of liberality which hu
always oharaottrlsodooroltlatot. Aoytblag that
toads to cultivate tht tatta for music oaonot but
be prodaotire of good aad shoald bt fostered and
tntoaraged. When a boy Is learning, or oven
listening, to a "harmony of sweet aoaads," he It
ander aa tnflutnte that never load tht wrong
way. A oommlttoo of young men will visit tht
)all?t of tho tow a aad solicit otatrlbotloos.
HONS TESTIMONY.
Tbe jearaals pahllsbtd at tht Obit homt of tht
lata Mra. Barr, rtfer to bar death u follows i
Tbt Cadis (Ohio) SmtimH remarki : "Mrs. W.
A. Barr, hotter haewa re this Mmmaalty u MIm
Mary 8m May, dltd at hot laU restdtact, at Clear-
StlJ, Pa., oa Tharsday kit, of aoasamptlta of
the bowel, la her 14th year. Bho wu f. r tight
-ears a teacher la tbeOaj4e Bebeols.wu at. aaaia
ble aad aotompllshed lady, highly ea lee mad by
all aad very musa beloved by htr aamsrout per-
toaat aoqaalataatM la this community. Her
death brings additional aadnMs from tht fact that
It maktl tha fifth death la her family la tbrat
short years father, mother, .titter and brother
having pntttd frost aaerUllty to Immortality
wltbla thai period tf time. Funeral services
wtrt held la tht Fire Prothytorlan Charob to
Batarday after a tea, he lag Madaettd hy Drs.
Dram mend, Drokooa and W.J. Myers, Prlaelpal
of tho Pablle teboois. Ia oommoa with this ta
tlrt oommuaity, wo loader oar aympathy to tbt
bereaved husband aad strvltlag member a of the
family. Mrs. Barr was married oa the lut day
of W7."
Tht KtpuWfn pabllshtd at tbt stmt plato
Myst "Mra. Mary SmlUy Barr, of Clearfield, Pa.,
died oa Thartvlay, ef lut week, after aa lltoooa
of aboot two men tba. Her rtmalas wtrt hrtagbt
to Cadli for laUrmeat, ths funtral being hold oa
fiatarday afitmato frota the ruldoaooof Mr. U.
Q. Pevktv. Mary fimltoy wu hem aad mltel
la Cadis, aad wu vtry highly artttmod y alt
oar people. She had beta a toubor la the pablle
teheeto ai thla plant for eeverel yean pMt, aatll
tho ofooo of last year't term. She wu married la
Dtotmhor latt to Mr. Bart, af Cltarfittd, Pa.,
aad her friendt la Cadis vara Mrprltod aad
pakted to hear of her oerlene UlotM, whlth hu
tt suddenly roralttd la death. 0bt Is tbo fifth
avember of tha family that hu died within tho
pact throe ytait hat parentt, a ilattt, aad a
brother, all adott porta at, bar lag died wilhla
that time
COUNT PHOCBBUINUlo;
riatv WIBK.
Ceurt ton van ad to Monday, May 12th, 1879, at
I o'aloek P. M. JoJgot Orvia, Ogdea aad Holt
oa tbtliensb. Tht list of 'Irani Jurors having
beta called, Rev, N. II. Millar wu appointed
Foremat, Wm. M. MtCulleugh, Sr., M. N. Hloppy
aad Harry Hemphill wert appointed Tipstaffs.
COM HOI tletA.
Andrew Rtibtton vs. Moshaooa Land aad Lam
bar Company t. al., No. SU4 September Term,
U74. Treapaai. Continued for cautt.
Patrick k earns vs. ltut Caldwell, Nt. 89
at arch Term, 19T&, AsaumptU. Continued for
causa. ,
R. 0. Thotapsoo al.a., vs. John W. Boll, al.nl.
Ne. lit January Ttrm, U7I. Ejtdtmtat. Con
tinued foroaust.
Kephart A Bailey vs. Mosbaoaoa Land nnd
Lumbar Company, No. 8V Mrah Term, 1176.
Debt, Coaliuuad fir causa aad peremptory ordtr
midt for trial at stoood wtek of Bop Umber
Term.
Flora Hirah presented htr petition, la which
she prayed to be granted tht benefit of tbt aot of
Aistmbly of April 8d, 187ft, securing lo married
wtmta their Mraings. Petitloa considered and
prayer granted.
William II, 1'riltarioo, Asalgneo for benefit of
creditors of J. B. Bcnn,prtMnttd bis politlon for
the appointment of Appraiwrs to appralat tht
Mtata and tffetts of said Assignor whtrtupoa
Frank Bolgtr aad Robtrt MoNmara wert ap.
pointtd Appralstrs. Inrtntory and appraismtat
filed.
The members of tbt Orpheus Cornet Band prt
sen ted their petition for a Charter of Incorpora
tion, mi a torporatloo of tht Irst-olass, nnder tht
act of 1174. Petition read aod considered, aad
charter graatod.
A 0. Kremar fllti bis rtptrt aa Auditor, dis
tributing tht money arising from tht Sheriff's
utt of the real estate of John B. Bsrgy. Con
firmed tfi. 8i. KiotptioBt filed.
inavHBNT Mir.
JtmM Crawford vt. Swan A Straw. Fi, .,
314 March Ttrm, 1878. Rule to show cause.
Discharged.
In re liotnMof W. A. Staolty, DuBolt, Rale
to show tauM why llcenM shoald not be revoked.
Rait discharged.
r obatgt of township lines Sttwttn Cor
Ington nod Olrard townships, No. 11 March
Ttrm, 1878, Report of vtowtrs tontlnuod for
cause.
In tbt matttr of tbt report of vltwtri to va
cate and supply road In Qosbtn townabip. Re
port ut aside, Ac.
JamM T. Leonard vt. Cuptr Ltlpoldt, No. 1 ej
Septtmbtr Ttrm, 1878, Rolt to ahow oaaot why
judgment shoald not bt op one J, Ac Rale dis-,
charged.
James B. Qrahau vt. A. Scbtmerborn (. at.
No. 4S7 January Term 1879. Rnlt to show eaust
Ac Rule made absolute aad Judgment stricken 1
off at Plaintiff's oostt.
Overseers of tht Poor of Hottsdalt borough I
tb. Overseer of tbt Poor of Lawrence townabip, I
No. SI Juoo Term, 1879. Appeal front order of
removal of Mary A. Do tan. Rnlt continued for
cause.
Mftdora Rost tb. J. H. Swan, Nt. 407 Btpteia
ber Term, 1873. Kola to show cause. Rule
made absolute.
Or or score of tbt Poor of Pikt township vs,
Overseers of tht Poor of Kooi township, No. 27
Juat Term, 187)). Rule to show esuie continued
for otuM.
J. I. Bark it reiser vs. Oiceola Building and
Loan Association, No. 411 January Term, 1879.
Rule to show causa why Judgment should not bt
entered for waat of euffleieat affidavit of defense.
Rule discharged.
oar HAM' 00 UOT.
Ia tht matttr of tht tstato of Kbentaer Thomp
son. Rult to set nsldt s.la by Administrator.
Rule made absolute upon payment of costs of
sale by purchaser and tost of this Rult, aad aliu
order of salt granted to Administrator.
OtTAHTaa aattioR noan matter t, ac.
Tbe petition of eltitens of Bolt township, pray
ing that tbe place of holdlag eleclloas in taid
township bo changed from the house of Robert
MtbaOey to that of Thorn u A. MoQee. Petitloa
read aod an election on tbe proposed obangt
ordered, fifteen days notice of said tltotln to be
posted up In tht mott public places lo said town
ihip. Petition for public road to start near the do pot
at DuBolt, to intersect a public road at the Jeffer
son county lint. Viewers, JamM Mitchell, Free
man Poller and John Rood.
Petitloa for a public read from tbo Brie tarn-
pike to paella road along the river at torn or of
Tit. WMrt T.awrwiiA tawnehin. Ftt!-1
Ilea road, and JamM Mitchell, Jacob Uulieh and
Jouph 8. Showers appolatod viewers.
Report of vis wort laylog oat a private road
leading from Loelea Bird's farm to tho Clearfield
road, near John RadebaugVi, In Huston town
ship. Confirmed absolutely.
Report of viewer laying out a public road In
Union township, from J. E. Dresiler'slo the public
road loading from Roehtoa to tbe Summit Tunnel.
Filed andoonfirmtd Ni. Si. i
Report of viewers laying oat pablle roads from
Wm. Hand's, la Bendy township, to public road
near Ellas 6 mi ley's to Mid township. Filed and
ooaflrmtd Ni.Si.
Report of viewer laying oat a public road
leading from tht end of Austin Carry's lone, to
totersett public rood at or near the house ef Wm .
Wagoner, In Chest township. Co ft firmed ebto
lately. Report of vie wtrt laying out pablle road lead
ing from S- T. Hsodersoa'i planing mill, In Wood
ward township, to R a easy, la Oallth township.
Confirmed obeolnttly.
Report nf Tie we re laying ont a pablle road la
Quitch township, leading from Welds' mill to a
point en plank road atar Janet vllle. Filed.
Report of vlewert laying ant a pablle road
loading from Richard HngbM, In Decatur towa
ship, on road trading to Dunbar, intersecting
public road .radlng from Fish Towa to Osceola.
Confirmed absolutely.
Rtptrt of vlrNwsrt appraising damages oc cor
ing tn John B. Osrrisea, In Pike township, by
reason of haullag timber ortr his load. Confirm
ed absolutely.
Report of viewers laying on I public road lead
tag from the eld State road from Cnrwtnsvlllt to
Indiana, commencing al or atar tbo Rocky
Spring, in Ball township. Filed aod eon firmed
iVi. Si.
Petition of It I seas of Graham townabip for
the appointment of Oonstablt. Petition rood,
tad lleory Uveas appolatod Coast able ef Graham
townihip. ,
Petitloa of oUlsons f CurweasTi.lt borough,
for tht appointment of M. F. Owtna Conatablt of
taid Borough. Patltloa read, and prayer of
Petition! graatod.
B. Armstrong and Charles Bratten wart ftp
pointed Ovsrieers of tbt Poor, for Beeoartt
township.
PROGRAMME FOR DECORATION
DAY.
Decoration Jay la drawing near, and oa Friday
a week, May Sfith, It Is expected that Clearfield
will witness ont of tht most gala days la Baton ry
of tbt dtoeaaed soldiers that wu over experienced
by aay of oar people.
Tht different Committee a mat together oa Mon
day evening laat.and partially completed arrangt
ments far tht eoremealM en tbt day la qu eat lot.
Wt gl re a synopsis of tho preeeodlngsu follows i
The oeremooiM prone ling the deoeratloa of
graves will be held la front of tht Coart Htait at
1 o'tlMk P. M. Nothing definite It known ytt
u to who tht t rat or of tht day will he, hat aa
able speaker from abroad will bo pro sent. This
U.aMarod beyond petedetatare.
The Commlf.ee on larttatioe a tend aa Urlta
tloa to all Baaday Schools, Matont, Odd-Pellotrs,
Oraagtra, Amorioaa M cento lea, and religious
nad tlvte orgaaiiatloaa of OTtry hind la tblaeee
tion are cordially invited aod tiptetod to atroad
In body and tako part la tht dtoeratioa, aad to
er re all tht fiowtrs possible for tbt osoasioa.
Then will meet first la their rtrpoetlvo c burr he
and lodge room Immediately aftor diaetr, when
tbey will bo oondaotod to their pitta la the pro
omsIob by a Deputy Marshal.
The ladies art roqatatod to Monro and atvt all
the loral deal got aad decoration i, aad to confer
with JamM Kerr, Bsc,., Chairman of tha Flaral
Committee, wha wlU ht glad to give any to Teresa
tloa desired.
All the lag aad beoatrt In town will he re
qalrad oa thla owulon, and It I desired that all
who have them will ling them to .the mmm on
that dny and give tbe plaM aa a Uracil v a ap
pearance. All the Information wealed tan be bad from
John L PaUenoa, who It folly aootod, aad who
hu hooa elected Chief Marshal, with ptwtr In
Mlett bis twa Aid. '
Wo treat that the a t kip allots or thow who
are leoklag forward to a memorable day will aot
ho disappointed, aad wa know that with fair
weather all who perttolpato la tho txertltM ef
that day will have matte to rojoleo.
A Fact. AnadTortiaemontlnaorted
la the Rarrairraa will reub Bore iwadera than
If nhM.hed la aU la. rther npr. la lb. eoau-
ty.aad wit the advertlm lonf thn ana-half
ta .Iter w.rda, aa advartlnraBI pnailiaea in
Mr yrmol lo worth duubl. the prl ef that
Barge by aay ether nubllauur la tho eeeuty.
"IllaafBal."
commbm:emicnt" criticihm.
Kpitob Rar-CBLiOAit t I have carefully read
all tho orltioiami, or rather leineatatlona, (for, ol
ormoiams tbero wtrt none), passed upon tbt re
sent Commencement tsereiiM nf tbt Ltonard
school, and nalltntly waited to aot If more would
bo Mid but no one having touched upon tbe
salient feature af the eutertalnmeot, I ask a por
tion of yonr valual,'i spate, to girt yon my visws.
I refer to the toot tffroniery with which the
uatuniie portion ef the auuitnot wtrt Insulted by
tbt tflueion of ont speaker, about tba bigotry,
ignorance and auperstition of Catholic countries
and Catboii tgssi the thrall dom from whioh
Luther broke the massacre of bt. Bartholomew,
and a lot or similar twaddlt, the exact strain of
which I cannot bit upon, for I am noteuftolently
familiar with a certain elaee of Polltico Kellgl
ous Sunday-School hockt and pulpit renter. I
shall Dot object to bla insulting tht Intalligtnet,
By holding up tht Roger Willlams'parstouling-Wuaker-siashing-wltoh-barnlog
Puritanical hlue
laws or New Kngland u tho fountain. bead of
ofvil nnd religious liberty, u puutsslng that
liberality and eotnprebeoiivenesi of view "whioh
en able e a man to have convictions of bis own,
and yot bt willing Ibat elbcra are free to enjoy
their ( and which, nor than any written con
stitution, is tbe palladium of our liberty, which
their whole history stamps them u so narrow aod
Illiberal that they never yet entertained an opin
ion, aucial, religious, or polltloal, which tbey did
not endeavor to force upon others, and who, u
far from aunrooialing the Icachioas of Christ, In
their sub lime and comprehensive charity, have
ever proven thttnsslvea incnpalilt of grasping
ite principle ol our country t uomuruuon,
though but tht product of bumau effort, which,
in Head of beint what U!ii," man's noblest eflorl.
to secure to a nation Us liber' Us lias ever been,
when narrowed down lo suit their little capacity,
a means of infllctine: upon this ration their own
Illiberal views. Of tblt I will nut complain. If
lha young man In q net t ion wishts to parade his
Ignorance before the public, bt Is wilcomt to do
so, tven though bt shocks oar Intelligence ; but I
meet emphatically objwt to the prostitution of
our publit tchool system, with It liberal, far-
reaching oharity, by mating tt the goiter tnrougn
whioh bigotry or teotariaa hatred shall flow aad
Insult any portion of that school's supporters and
outrage the aenM of justice of every right-feel log
American. Tbt public tchool system, in Its prop
er conception, la too Important n factor In our
instuuuoas, too essentially neoesMry to too pur.
Eetuity of our form of gOTaramtnt, for us to pus
y without protest, any effort ou the part of big
otry to jeopardise lit place in tht warmest affec
tions of the people, t rtjoiot that mum for com
plaint Is not frequent. Mott of thoM oonntctod
with our schools appreciate the spirit of tbe in
stitution and accordingly administer It) and in
the instanct to which 1 refer, I would atoribe all
to a lack of good breeding and a cheap and Il
liberal oducatioa, darlrtd from some source other
than tbe public school, nnd carelessly overlooked
by hie teachers, wert it not that ha has beau un
der tht tuttlagt of ont who haa nevtr yet ah own
himself capable of appreciating American senti
ment, who oannot tench history without infiictiag
on bit scholars tht dirty outgrowth of hit sectarian
bigotry, or geography without, in hit Motional
hat rod. insulting Demuc ratio scholars who, were
It not for tbe authority behind which bt bides,
would show him bow cheap and contemptible
both his Mntiment and eon d act are ; who could :
not run a campaign for the Super in tendency
without, ranting about Infldtl and Catholic
combinations, attempting to excite wotarian bit- I
ternosi, only attempted for the honor ef tht peo
ple, the efljft recoiled upon his owa head ;
who auvoontcs tlie ltlble in tbe putlic scnoois.
and tonipuleorr education srlorloua combination
to one who New Kngland-like would ierc hla
convictions upon othen regard lets of thtir rights;
who, In advocation the latter causes, makes
speeches at Institutes, abounding In unfavorable
comparison oi letboiio with Fro tenant coo nines,
thereby Insulting hit fellow teachers, where
tvtry effort should ht lo behalf of harmony and
good will ; who tannot tven allow those who dif
fer from him on tht Temperance qutstioa to es
cape with ooly an onslaught of logic, but must
vituperate land lords, and itrivt to bring obloquy
upon tbt signers of lioeoM petitions. Consider
ing all this, I incline to aicust tht young man
who only followed in the footsteps of his pre
ceptor, and will only further tuggut that those
who have co long subjected our children to
an influence that starts them ia lift thus warped
and narrowed in their slews ; who have so long
subjected them to such indignities became they i
iviiow tne religious or political views ol their
fathers, do, after those Indignations have culmi
nated in tha swMping Insult to tvtry right feel
ing oitisen which haa tailed oat this nrtiale, cer
tify to the above list of qualities and Mnd It aod
their posMsaor to tht meridian of Uermany, or,
which is about tbe earns, so far as eogeniality and
appreciation are concerned, to blue law Cjo
neoticut or negro loving Massachusetts, whore
he will soon find employment for his peculiar
talents u leader of n Kama colonisation, or
other equally benevolent scheme nnd in bis stead
give ns 1'ennsy Iranians one whose con riot ions,
we care not what tbey are, are so held as to be
oompatlblt with tht tnjoyuentof others in Ibtira,
and who appreciates (he fact that tbt Constitu
tion of a country It bat tht mental mtkt-ap of Us
people, and that far beyond any written guaranty
of our liberties, it a spirit which bt will feel call
ed npon to inculcate a spirit of liberty, equality
aod justice. Ciruan.
Clearfield, May 14th, 1879.
- A beautiful line of ParaooU at Fleck
A Co'a. St.
A lot of Gent's French Costa Gloves
at Flock A Co'a. St.
trin ;nA , r T. dir."' tr a
Children's Stockings ever offered In town, at 1 lock
A Oo't. t
At the Republican office is the place
to got yoor Job work done. We art fatly prepared
to do anything tn tbo printing line, will do It
well, nnd at tho right kind of prioM. tf.
We have now on band several thous
and flrtt-elnM envelope, which wo will print for
boiinMB mtn, or anybody tlat, at prices that naa
aot be rivalled. Call and mo them. tf.
To Landlobdi and Btorikeipikb.
Lytle bna nn arrangement with an KMtoru Cigar
faotory io that ha tn aall elgara by the box or
Ihonund nl botloa IgnrM. Olva their algan
one trial. If.
Dkntal NoTicg. Dr. A. M. Halls
would aay la hll frlandi nnd foraor patient, that
he hu not retired froa predion n. hu been io
Indnitrlonily circulated by aoma pirioni, but will
oontlnuo tn give hla pmonnl nttentlon tn nil who
any dottre It, or to nailil Dr. Halabheld when
ever required. Mltroui Oilde Oee given for Ihe
pninleii ostractlon of teeth. April 24-tf.
Nw Dailt Staoc Lini. Jamea L.
Lenvy bna lueooeded in buying n dally Ball elteb
liihed between Clearlold and Pennlcld, nnd will
here, fur man dally Mage hetwein the two point..
III. eontrael began with April lit, nnd tba llage
will Lava (laarfl.ld every aotnlng (eio.pt Ban
day) at 8 o'.lock, Baking oonneotioni with nil
Irnlnl an tba Low Qmda Railroad nl Pennflald, re
turning nfter tba laat train Iba aaaa arming.
Pa.leag.ri. ad fralght will boarried al low ratal.
Orderi left nt nny of tba hotell will ba attended
to. lpr9 tf
Sprclalt.
Aaovnan Bolo Roaaant. A Ban nani
Jackion broke into th. old fulory aa Ith atr..t,
and .arrled away n large qaaatlty of eaoa and
wood-ioot .b.iri, lonoffei, nittreMor, oeatr.u
hlrt, eridleo, .hrono., .ngrnvlngl, pistur. fr.ra.a,
wall picture, breaker., aad other arlicl.i,nnd hn.
Ilaoed them In Ihe rooa tn the well md of tbe
laniloa Uouia, wh.r. k. il Nlllng thea en" nt
about an.-h.lf th. uiual price. Von't buy elie
wbere before giving bla n call, or you will lot.
n b.rg.ln.
Cl.aid.ld, Pa., May 14th, IS7I la.
Oaa Ui'nnann Pan Cunt. Dtmornl nn Olb
Pnicni.B.wing Maekine. .an now b.purohuid
nt M.rr.11'1 tin nnd vari.ty itore, froa fit up
ward.. All kind, of lowing machine! repelred
on tho ihortelt notion.
Clearleld, Pa., July II, 1177.
Boanial ron n,u . ..,.. -
full eupply af Fredoaia Buggloi nnd Plntfora
Wagon, for I.I.. To be aeon nt tho Bhow Horn,
ard. Oall aa or nddraai hla nt Ol.art.ld P..n-
' . i a.tr
ayivaain. . '
Wanrnn. 510,000 11-fo.t.haved boopi,d.llv-
. ... ...... j. a .nn .11
ered at me rBiiroea,ie " ' w -
poinU oa the Tyrone A I'leernoin, r. a ., oaiu
Kag1 Valley, and Penniylvnnin Railroada, for
wnion a wiu pay " . " .
J. t. Ka.ann,
Oclld, lHl lf. Cliarl.ld, Pa.
Wanrnn. Delivered at the Rail Road.
100,000 J- lech ahaved ihinilee.
100,000 4-lneh anwed ihiuglel.
100,000 feeler pine boerde.
.00,000 14-f.et ahaved hoopl.
o,ono mllrond tie..
.0,0.0 feet of good btnlook boardl.
For which I will pny lha higher! Barbel price,
delivered nt Olonrteld, nr al nay polnl nn lha
T.rona A Clearheld Railroad!
J. P. Kunea.
Clenrtidd, Pn, Oat. Id, lltl-tf.
Jiifit Iteoelved
Junt RooflivoJ by ARNOLD, at
CURWENSV1LLE :
Car Load Nora Scotia Tlaslor 1
Car Load pure Corn, Rja and Oala
Chop I
Car Ijoad ueaa-en nun i
Car Load of Choica Family Flour 1
n.el.nnrf Drw Gooda. GrooariM. Ao.l
terShinirlei, Bark. li. R. Tiea and
Grain will be Ukon lo txenang.
Curwanaville, May 1, 1878.
TVervon ISeblllty.
' vital Weehwaua wT llvprwttalM : a weak
aihaaaUd feeling, no oury or eonrar. I lha re
sell of a.ntal avar-wora, IndlarratLnn or
or noae drain npea tan lyeiea u et
waya mni by Unaphrey'l Hoaopethte gpwin.
No. Jl. It touee ap ana llvigorniee in. iv.ie,
.iMt. the ilM ead deinondeeoy, lapnrt.
M.M.ik ehd anerev. etepe tho draia and
lavM.tee the aatlre aaa. Beea uiod lw.ety
.MM i,k rMt neeoal b thoeiaadi. Bold by
doalara. Prion, l per alagla .ia!, nr to per
pnehagw nf In vlnll aad II vial of powder. Beat
ay anil nn reeeipi p.
Addrea Naaaphryn noBBBnthk
MHIrln. t.apeT. lot r.itM at, n. i.
U. D. Wntnon, Agent, OanrBold, Pa.
, een4. II, 1171-ly
Tht mon popular and fragrant Perfume ef th
day "HACKMATACK" try it- Bold by Hart-
wick irvin, ana u. u. wauon, viearBtid ft.
Aug. 2ft 1878.m pd.
V Deception Vued,
It li Strang so many people will continue to
euuer uay alter aay who uispepsta, liver lorn-
E lain i, uonitiptuon, Boor otomaou, utntral ut
iltty when they can procure at our store Bill-
Lull 8 V1TALIZKK, free of eoat If it doM not
cure or relieve tnem. Price ct. Bold by
llarlswlck A Irwin and C. D, Watson, Clearfield.
I H1A Everybody to Know.
Rt. George II. Thayer, an old oitisen of this
vicinity known to every ont as a most influential
cii'.kHu, nod Chrii.diA Minister of tht M.9.
Church lust this moment stepped in our store to
say. 't wish tvtry body to know that I consider
that both myself and wife owe our liru to, Shilob't
Consumption Cure." It la having a trtmtndoat
salt over our tounltrt and ts giving perfect satis
faction in all oaae of Lung Diseases, such as noth
ing tls hu dona. Boarbon, lod. May li, TS.
Drs. Match ett A Fiance Suld by llarlswlck A
irwin and U. V. Watson, oiearucld, fa.
tfalc Youruelt That quealionM,
Are von a despondent sufferer from Sick Head-
aobr, Habitual Costlveneis, Palpitation tf the
Heart t Hart yon Dltsiaesa of Ibt Heed f Is
your Nsrvout System depressed t Dots your
liloud circulate badly r Have you a Uough 1
Low Spirits 1 Coming up of tbt food after eat
ing t Ac, do. All of tbeat and much morn art
tht direct results of Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint
and Iodigeslion. Oreen's August Flower Is now
acknowledged by all Drnggials lo be a poiitiva
oure. I, itiU,l)0lt bottles naro givi-n awty In the
1J. tj. through Druggiats to Ibt people u a trial.
Two doiea will satiety any person of Its wonder
ful quality in curing all forms of Indigestion.
Sample bol Ilea 10 cU. Regular slst 7acts. Sold
tosi lively by all first-class Drurglstt la tbt
ni led (States. july 17-'7-eow-ly.
The Death-rate of
Our country la getting to bo fearfully alarming,
the average of life being lesMncd t very y Mr,
witoout toy reasonable eaust, dtatn resulting
generally from tbt most Insignificant origin. At
this season ef tht rear especially, a told le snob
a oommon that tn tbt harry or trery day life wa
art apt to overlook tba dangers attenaing tt and
too often find too lale, that a Fever or Lung
trobble has already set In. Thousands lose thtir
lives this way tvnry winter, wbilt had Bosebtt'a
ticrman Syrup been taken, a euro would hart re-
rolled, nnd a largo bill from a dootor avoided.
trot all dlMttM ol tha throat and longs, tioiebeo s
Utrmaa Sirup has proven ttstll to te toe f rent-
est di loo very of its kind In medicine. Every
druggist la this oountry will tell lou of It won
derful effect. Over 630,001) bottles sold last ysar
witnout a single failure known.
Julyl7, '78-oow-Iy.
tfUrrM.
Near New Washington, on Sunday, May Uthi
I8r9. by Rev. J. II. Hall, Mr. Wm. B. Udell nnd
Mies Harriet h. Sunderlia, both of 11 all towaibip,
Liearneia county, fa.
At th reaidanot of tht brldt't ntrents, on
Tuesday, May 18th. 1879. by Rev. N. U. Miller.
assisted by Rev. Wm. Oemmlll, Mr. J. Uareroft
(JrabtrMand Mils Delia V, Joaes, both or Fbtl
ipsburg, Pa.
At Lutkeriburi .on Tueidav. May IStb.1879. by
Rev. Wm. M. Birch field, assisted by J. T. (lied-
hill, Mr. Joba Mcttaughey and Mrs. Amanda
Owens, both or Clearfield, I'a.
Oa Thursday, May Iftth, 1879, by B. Hilda
brand, Sq , Mr. Robert Kepler, or Clinton
county, ud Mist Nancy C. Pennington, of Chest
townabip, Clearfield county, Pa
At the reaidonct of tbt brlds's parent, ntar
Ataoovuie, re., on in una ay, may iota, iniv,
by Rev. D. H. Campbell, Mr. J. Milton Mays and
Miss Kannlt W. Wilson, all of Jordan township,
Clearfield oonnty, Pa.
At tht residence of Ibe bride's ftthar, on Thurs
day, May loth, 1879, by Her. R. U. Fletcher. Mr.
George Bliss, of Huston township, and Miss Kate
Rlshel, of Lawrence township, Clearfield eounty,
Penn'a.
In Bradford township, on Sato rday, May 19th,
179, J. D, Thomas, awed 40'venra, 8 months and
7 days. Ilia mother, Mra. Cross, died la this
borough two days previous.
" lne rtgateous beta nope la Bib dMtb,
CLEARFIELD MARKETS.
Ciiinrini.D, Pa- M.vSl, 1S7.
Flour, nor .wt.. 1 TO
Biiokwh.al flour, porewt I
Ooro M..I, p.r ewt 1 e
Chop, rye, per owl 140
Chop, nixed, per owt 11a
Bran, per ewt 1 ow
Wheat, per buihel 1 00
Rye, per bn.h.l 60
O.U, per huihel i
uorn, eara, per bmliel so
fiuokwheat, perbuibol
no
1 oo
40 le 100
10
r
it
rotatoN, par buihel
Applet, per bnibel
llnmi, per pound
Shoulder, per pound
Dried Beef, per pound
Chicken., p.r p.lr
. 401
:.ga, per doien
Ball, per anoh, large
Ooal Oil, per gallon
Lord, per pound
1 DO
li
10
t
I 00
vriea Appioe, per pouna..M
Drld P.aohei, per pound...
Henna, per buihel,.
PBODUCE MARKET REPORT.
Pnn.anKL.nl a, May 10.Flour 8rm, but wheat
and oora are weak.
Bark 1a aomioal at 830 per ton for Ne. 1 Quer
citron.
Cotton ll ie bl.lier, and aelli al 121 for mid
dling upland and Uulf.
jrionr nnd anl Moor li nrm, wirn n good do.
maod. Balaa of 2,400 barrel!; including Minne
aota extra family, at$1.60(ot.lll; Penniylvanl
do. do., at $5fa, 6.16. Ohio and llliBoia da. do., at
$6.60oj,6.76, and patent and other high grade! aa
$C15(o,7.t0; alio 6,000 barrala JlrardCity, Oam
dea Fraaklord, Progreii, Ml V.rnon aad Egypt
on d. I. Rye flour i. firm nl $2,871(93 pr barrel.
CorDmeal-nolhing doing.
Grala Wheel li lower and Innollva. Sale! of
3,000 buib.la, inoluding PMoaylvaaia nndaoutb
.rn rod, nt $l.l6i(aI.IO,; do. do., ember, nt
$l.ll,and No. 1 .l.vntor, at 81.15: al Ib. tr.l
oall $l.l.l waa bid for May, a decline. Rye la
quiet and nnultorod. Cora ll quiet and eaaier
al.a of 6,000 buih.li, locludiog rcjecud nl 38
(oi.Oo; itonmnnt 40(a:4I. eontberuyello.nl
01,460; nnd .all. elevator, al 13.C; nl the Irat aall
431a waa Ihe beet bid; 10,000 bmheli Auguit,
laat half, aold al 44o, e
O.ta are ia fair dem.nd nnd firmlv held. Bale!
of 7,000 buibeli, Including mixed, al $.id( 33,o .
nnd while U34,(p 37o.
Whiiky li firm; lalel of 80 barrel! wiitarn at
$1.00.
CaICAno, Uay It. Flour qulel but firm.
Wbeat irrerular and unearned; epened atrong
and higher end eloied at Imlda pricai; No. 2
Chicago ipring, 08c for caahl c lor June; 7c
for July; lalee eltBKojI.Ol for June; I7(9tll,e
for July; No. I do, 2i; rejected, 72(o721.
Corn unwilled nut generally ww.rj osioyojio
for .aib) 85,. bid for Jane; 304. for Jaly.
Oati dull and a ihade lower; 27i (a,23o for
..eh; 27,. for June; I7te for July.
Bye aleady aod uneneogou.
Barley quiet but firm nt 86c.
Fl.xi.ad ata.dy w ith n good d.mnnd at $96
$1.30.
At tba eloM wn.M nuieweu, oui aio..u ai
nnehanged prtoel.
Corn eeileri 35,. nio lor .une, enic iur .uiy.
Oali anaier and fo lowr.
Pork 8rm.r and lo higher.
Lard caiier but net quoubly lower.
gnilroatU.
Pen nny 1 van la Railroad
TYRONE t CLEARFIELD MtANCH
OS and nfter Mondny, MAT 11, 1871, tbe
in ... II. ... I.
f riiMitr i wm ,.- r -dayi)
batweea Tyron. and Cleerfleld, na follow! ,
CLEARFIELD MAIL.
W. S. PLoaaaa, CoBd.clor.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Corweaartlla,.
.1.10, f.n
Tyreee...
Vaaaeoyee,.,.
Bnmmit
Peweltoa,
Oceeol.......
O.OO.A.a.
Oleerield......
8.40, "
.8 40,
. t.lt,
. 8 60, "
,10.00,
.10.12,"
Leooard,
Barrett.
..3.64,
Woodland,
..4.01,
Bllr.
Wellaeeton,..
Blue Bell,....
Grahaa
Phlllpiburg,
..4 00.
Bejnton,
loir.
.4.17,
..415,
..4.81,
..4.34, "
...4.30, "
.4.48,
..4.61, "
..106,
Htelner'a,..,.
Phlllpiharg,.
.10.22,"
.18.18, "
10.28. "
Urna.a,.
Blue Bell,
.11.37,"
Sleleer'l......
Wlaoeloa,...
10 44, -,18.11,
"
.18.60, "
Boynten,....
Oweoln,
Igler,
Woeaiaad,.,.,.!
Powelton,. ...
Barrett
Leonard,...,
Clearileld, ....
11.07."
Summit, .......
.8.16,
t.S6,
.11.11,"
.11.10,"
TaaaooyoL,
Tyrone ....
.8.08,
OBrwaaavlUe,.
11.46...
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
, CoBdaear.
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Ourwenevllw. 1.10 t. a
Olr0.ld.... 8 47 "
Lwinnrd, 8.61 "
B.rr.tt. . 8.67 "
Woodland,... 8.08 ".
Buler, ...... 8 00
Welleeetea,.. $.16 "
line Belt,.... 0 11
flrahaa 4 15
Pblllpeburg. $ 11 "
Steina'a, $.82 "
Boynton, 8.37 "
t)Meoln,....H $ 41 "
P.w.lton, 8 61
Suamlt, 1.05 "
Veaeeeyoe, 1 '
Tyrone, - 1.41 "
Tyrone,.....
Veaeeoyee,.,
S.aimlt......
Powoliea
..1.11 p. a
..1.43 "
,.$.01 "
,.817
..010 "
..8.34
.810 "
..8.41
..147 "
,.8.t6
..861
BeyatoB......
Steiaer'a, ,
Phlllpaharg.
Orabaa, ....
Blue Bell
Walleeetoa,..
Blgler, -
Weed lead,..
Barrett,..,...
Leenerd,
Clenrleld-...
$.18 "
.8-17 "
0.25 "
i$88 "
$ 18 "
Cnrweniville
16.80 "
PHILIP6BUROA MOSIIANNON BRANCHES
LBAVB lOUVM.
LBAVB noBTW,
A. M. r. H. r. M,
12:40
12:2ft 4:80
12:22 4:24
12:14 4:16
9:11 12:04 4:91
S.ftft 11:62 8:57
1:60 1146 8:60
1:4ft 11:40 1:4ft
8:40 11:18 1:40
8:88 11:30 1:86
8:80 11:2ft 1:80
tTATIOBB.
M orriidalt,
Pbillpibnrg,
Sttinsr't
Boynton,
ObmoIb,
Moahannon,
Sterling,
II ou tidal,
MoCauley,
Kendriek'a,
Kamay,
J to
2:15
2:19
rot)
7:0a
T:09
2:24
2 30 10 29 7:18
2:44 10 15 Til
2:47 10:48 T:8tf
2:61 10:48 7:4ft
147 18:61 7:65
1:07 10:68 8 UI
1:12 11. .3 8:0V
BALD BAULK VALLEY BRANCH.
E- Hall. Mall. Exp.
r. P. W. A. W
7.08 1.30 lenva Tyron. arrive t.ll T.oo
T. 1.47 Bald Eigle tM T.4I
(.01 l.at Julian i.lo r.ot
1.14 1.55 llileiburg d.4i .4
1.31 10.11 B.ll.fonta 4 15 (..13
0.40 10.lt Mlleaborg 4.15 0.2.H
V.08 10.40 Howard 4.01 0.11(1
41 11.11 arrive L. llavea leeve l it 1.25
TYRONE STATION.
BABTwian. A.'y.l wn.vwanii: I
Paci0.liipr.ii 8:01) PlttiLurgh Kxp'ia, 1.08
Johnatcwn Expr.il 1:51 1 1'.ellio Kxpr..i, 8:11
r.a. r. a.
Day Expr.ll M:WWny Paaaengor, 1:10
hl.il Train, 8.-20 Mali Train, t::4
Atlentie tfxpre.a, 0:01 Fait Line, ?:"8
1'hiU. Kxpr.ii. :-t
Cloie oonnootioua in.ua ny all iraiu. a Tyrone
and boon itaron
a. B. tlLAlit, .
mylT-tl. ilup.rtiii.uiiit.
BTAOB LINES.
A alag.l..vei Cnrweniville dally for Keynoldi
villo, al 1 o'elook, p. a., arriving ntReynoldiville
nt 8 o'clock, p. m. Returning, leevea Reyoolde
vllle dally, at 7 o'clock, a. m.. nrrlvina nt Cur-
weniville at 11 e'alook, a. Pare, each wey, $1.
A atago leave. Cnrweniville dnllr. nt 1 o'clock
p. m., for DuBoli City, arriving nt DnUota City
nt 8 o'olook, p. a. R.tnrnfng, loavea DuBoll al
7 o'elook, a. a., dally, arriving at CurwenavilM nl
18 o'olock, a. Fare, each way, 81.60.
FARB FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellefonte, Pn ...
Look llav.n
William iport....
Huntingdon ......
Lewiitown.
Maryivlll...
Cuw.nivill.
Oiooola
.(3 05
Uiddletowa 15 00
Marietta. t 55
Lancaater.. 8 80
PHILADELPHIA T 00
Altoonn 1 0k
1 70
I 60
1 80
100
4 00
Johnilown.. S 81
20
05
I'hlllpiburg l
Tyron. 1 21
HARHItiBURO ... 4 71
riTTNBUKU 8 It
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW GRADE DIVISION.
ON and after Monday, Deo. 10th, 1877,
the naiingr traini will run dally (except
Bundey) between Rod Iinnk nnd Driftwood, n.
follow! t
EASTWARD. Day Mall leevea Plttiburg
8:20 n. a. Red Bank 11:58) Bligo Junction 12 08j
New Bethlahaa 1:07 p. a.) Mny.vill. 1:10)
Troy l:su Brookvillo 1:0V t ruller'1 1:35 Boy.
nold.vill. 1:51 ; DuBnii 8:33 t Snaait Tunnel
8:40 PinO.ld 4:05 Weadvlll. 4:17 1 Beneiette
4:50 arrive, at Driftwood nt 5:56.
W ITW A HD. Diy Mail learn Driftwood
11:14 p. B. Benoi.lt. 1:00; Weedville 1:40;
PenOeld 1 16; Bummit Tunn.l 1:07 1 DuBol.130;
Koynoldivllle 2:62; Fuller! 2:57; Brookvill.3:3.1;
Troy 8:40; Mnyivlll. 4:16; N.wB.thl.b.m4:M;
Sligo Junotion 6:10; Had Bank 5:37 ; arrival nl
Pitlibnrgnl 8:10 p. m.
MB- Tb. Reynoldrvlll. Accommodotion leave.
Rejnoldivillo diily nt 7:50 a. B. and nrrivel nt
Rod Batik at 1 1:00 a. a., Pitteburgh at 2::l p. m.
Loavea Pitteburgh nt 3:10 p. m ; Red Bank nt
a: p. m.j nrnvlng nt K.ynoldirille nl t:06 p. a.
Clone connection! Bade with train! on P. A E
Rnllroad at Driftwood, and with Iralni on Ibe
Alleghany Valley Railroad at Rod Benk.
DAVID McCARUO,Uen'l Sup't.
A. A. Jirx.oa, Bup't L. (I. Dir.
STAGE LINE.
vLnauriBLn to raarinLn.
The undersigned would inform tho puUle that
Be l. now running n itaee line between Claaroald
and Penn.M, three timeaa woek.
The Itae. leave! Cleerfleld oa Moadevi.WMlnci'
daye and Pridaya, at 8 o'clock a- a., arriving
nt PenQeld nt 12 n'olaek m. Returning latna
aaya. ieavea reon.ia at e olool p. m., arriv
ing nt Clearfield et 8 o'elook p. m.
vonn.ction I. made wita traina on the Low
Grade R. R. nt PenOeld. Far., each way, 81.60.
UKO. W. UKAKUARI.
Clearl.ld, Pa., Fab. 13, 1878
$ tit flvtrUsrmfnts.
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,
SEATED AUD SAWED.
Curweuivtlle, Jan. I, 71-lf.
yONEY TO LOAN. On Int-ol.K Im
iniurnnee Compuny oryew-Tork'.Vnm STVTTnibf
gaga, Ib iubi from $1,000 np. For further In
formotioo npply to the und.raign.d.
Ul lAlllAL W. DMIT11.
Cl.nrl.ld Pn, Mny 7th, 1870-tf.
CATJTIO, Aboot th. Irat of March lent a
joint note wea obtained from na through the
miarepreoeatation of eerUia facta, oalling for
$500.00, payable to the order of SA Ml' KL 11 1811,
ninety daya after data at tha County National
liana, Cleerfleld ru. Tbe publlo la Bereby
wenned areinal Begoti.ting for, or paying aaid
note, ee we hare ooaeladed oot lo pay It noleai
compelled by lew t. do ia.
riiibir irui in,
WILLIAM LUTHRR.
WILLIAM O'HAHRA.
H. Horn, Pa., May lit., 187t-a-7-9t.
AltNl N1STR ATOU'I NOTICE.
Notice la bereby given Ibat Lotion of Ad
Binillratioa on lb. aitata of LEAH BLOOM,
l.le of Pik. towavbip, Clearfl.ld oounty, Pnnn'n,
dooeeied, hering been duly granted t. the
nndenlgned, nil pereoni Indobted te mid erlete
will pleeM make Immediate payaent, nnd thea
hnving el.im. or demand! egeinat tbe lame will
preeeat thea properly aath.ntloeted for nettle"
ont without delay. UAU. n. 11AI.I.,
Admlnletrator.
Clenrleld, Pa., Mar. 10, 1170 61.
AIlMINlaTRATORrV SOTICE.-N.tlo.
ll h.reby givea that Latter, of Adminlitre
twnon the MUteof MILKd DAVIS, let. of Bee-
eerie townihip, CloerCid Ooboly, P.nn'a., d.
oeajed, hnving been duly graatod to the aoder-
signed, ell pereoni Indebted to nld eitaM will
filooeo meho immedieto payment, nnd thoea hav.
nn aiaima nr demand! will preient thea properly
authenticated for aettUmcnt without delay.
JOHN B. MeklKKNAN,
Administrator C. T. A.
Smith'! Mllli, Pn., April 18, 1870 81-
AD VIINI T P. A TO R'H A L B. Thire
will be eold al pubiio oulory nl tbe lata ref
idanoa f Miki Devil, dooeaaod, la Beccerla
townihip, Clearfield eounty, Pe., on Betnrday,
taa I4ta day ol May, the loiiowing property, via.
Spring wagon, pair tela aleda, eore-.hlior, two
bore, wngon, threebieg meobioo, atump machine,
barrow, wind-mill, cutting-box, barnaw, plowi,'
gmin-erndln, nnd a number nf other artiolee not
oeeeiiary to meotlon. Bele to eommenoe at one
o'elook, P. M. of oeid dey, when harml will h.
md. known by tbe undereigned.
JOHN 8. M'KIERNAN,
Admlnletrntor, 0. T. A.
Smitb'l Mill!, Pa , Uay 7th, lBJt-81.
Jo 0 T S, S H 0 E
Hals, Caps,&c.,&c.
GEO. C. & T. W. MOORE,
are Jul! epinlng a large aad eartfatly aaleoted
Ileal in taetr urn, eBnrnuing
LADIES' GAITERS,
Kid, Clath aad Calf, la every atyle.
LADIES' SHOES,
Rough aad eaootn,
LADIES' S L1PPERS,
mgn una Lew.
CIIILDItENS' SHOES,
Buttoned, Buckled nad Lewd, Plain
aad copper-teed
GENTLEMEN'S' BOOTS,
Hn. .ad Coarie.
OENTLEMENS' QAITRRS, SHOES, BRO
CANS, PLOW SHOES, SLIPPERS,
Cloth or Leather.
HATS, IIATS, HATS
They eA apeolel .tt.ntl.n te their naaortmant
HATH-eahraaiai th. LA T BUT STYLES
far Baaaar wear.
AMOSO THEIt
Gents' Furnishing Goods,
will h. bead aa aieortauat a'
GENT8' NECK-WEAR.
Mld.a Mualled ltb la y, laeta, aervlee
or prtre.
Atar nny ef whlehwUlbaieUataiteal.blagly
tewlgnran,atHluai
Mil. 1. ril'.-B OPERA HOUBB,
Cleart.U, Fa.
April Mil tf.
PIANOS and ORGANS I
Tha Largest and Cheapest House In
Pennsylvania.
Having lately accepted the General Agency for Central Penn
sylvania (in addition to our old territory), with lieadquartern and
large Btore room at 1404 Eleventh Avenue, Altouna. IVnn'u., in
charge of Mr; George VV. Good, and being desirous of extending
our already immense Bales of the most celebrated Pianos nnd Or
gans, we will exhibit for one week, commencing on
DIONUAY, MAY SGtli,
a fine election of Pianos ami Orjjunri in CI.KARFIEM), at
PIE'S OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
on Market street where we invito tho public to call and examine
our goods. We sell no goods that we cannot fully warrant, and being
the largest dealers iu the State, our prices are the lowest. Our
house was established in 1831, in Pittsburg, where we still con
tinue at No. 79 Fifth Avenue.
lSTIUMtTS SULD ON SMALL MOMllLY PAYMENTS.
Satisfaction guaranteed
Send
price lists.
PIANOS.
HAINES BROTHERS,
WEBER,
NEWTON & CO.
GEORGE-W. GOOD,
1404 Eleventh Avenue, ALT00NA, PA.
MELLON &
79 Fifth Avenue,
May 21, 3m.
Look to your Interests
IN BUYING YOUR
&TJELXJXT-V GOODB
Having jusl returned from tho Kost, where wo hav boon making our
Spring purchases, wo take this opportunity of thanking our cuRtomera for
their liberal patronago in the past, and beg to aoeure tbera wo will do all wo
can to make it their intercut to continue the aamo.
Our atoro is literally crammed with goods juat from the manufacturer, by
all odda the largnit and beat aolcctetl Block ever brought to this county at
any one lime by one 6rm. Over fifty different patterns and varieties of
CARPETS,
ranging in price from 20 cents to 11 per yard. We will tell Carpets aa
cheap us the same quality can bo bought in Philadelphia or New York.
Ladies' Dress Goods, I
Trimrninffs. Laces and Fringes,
In the latoot etylot. Sheetings, Shirtings and Casaimeres, together with
BOYS' WEAR in all gradca of goods. Our LADIES' AND CUILDRENS'
STOCKINGS are just the prettiest and best you ever aaw. A lull line of
TRIMMED HATS,
always on hand, trimmed up by H.bs Matlie Rohn, of Philadelphia, who
will give ladies wishing Hats trimmed to order, hor best endeavors to
please. Call and see us before buying elsewhere.
' T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building, - - - - Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
m unjiiuinn.' u.n'n.i i.ia.
I i
-x.ww
fty-tni for niuitrated Circolnr and Price. . tiberal Tonna to th. Trade -ta
Don't buy until you have teen the lightest running machine in
the World, the Ever Reliable "VICTOR."
VICTOR SEWINC MACHINE COMPANY,
H1DDLETOWN, CONN, a4 Km. IB lad 101 Wabvek inau, CKIGAOo, IU,
GUINZBURG'S
NE ritlCK
TO THE CITIZENS OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY:
Vi'm give a hearty and cordial invitation to come and examine our new
Spring stock ol
Cents' & Boys' Clothing.
We have selected fur tbe Spring
carelully tnado ana aiynon gooaa it it poeaiuie to procure, ana nave
marked every garment at the lowest possible prices.
We know that our goods are of tbe highest char
acter, and we believe inspection and comparison will prove
Ihnt the nricee are much lower than they have been heretofore.
Take particular notice, our Spring stork is all new. Please give us a call.
L. GUINZBURG,
Western Hotel Corner,
April t, 1871.
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties
Curweuevllle, Pn. Jen. jTS-tf.
JAME8 H. TURNER,
Jt'STlCI OP THE PEACE,
Wallaretoa, Pa.
aar-He hei prepared hlaaalf with all Ib.
BMMiary bl.eb forai nader th. Peaeioa aad
B.aaty lewi, na wall aa blaak Meed., ete. All
legel Batten eatrad t. hll .are will aoalv.
prompt attaetloa. May Ith, 1878-tf.
New Marble YrU.
tombstonesTmonumehts,
!(( tmr Cttrntfr Lett.
A NEW pfARBI.i TARB-OII at J.tlk
BARTY'S Marble Werhl Oanlc wwrt Bad tow
prieea. Dlreetly oppeotle th. Lwtherea Cbnreh,
TkW otrw. JleertZd, Pm Mteh 17, 1I7I-K
for illustrated catalogues and
ORGANS.
PALACE,
STERLING, .
MASON & HAMLIN.
HENRICKS,
Pittsburg, Penn'a.
SIMPLICITY I QUPERIORITY fl I
IMPLIFIED O MAINTAINED !
Improvements September, 1878'
Btrloir ward far tht wu4 of r.
prnajroMivaj it, w U4jt offer f tb Worltl
VCTOR
m
Important Improvement.
NotwithaUndiug tlio VICTOR hu long beea
thotwerof any machine in the market a fact
supported by a boat of volonloer witneaeee w
now confidently claim for it giaalar
simplicity, a wonderful reduction .t
friction, and altotrether a Hart Com
bination afDt'lrMt Quulftict. For Bala
by Alercbanta and othen.
soason a magnificent slock of tbe moot
- - Clearfield, Pa.
DR. H. F. BEAM.
CHRONIC DISEASE.
PHYSICIAN,
01-RWENSVILLt, PKNN'A.
Part l.lor nlUnlioa given, la Both Itady aad
pmotioe, a th. treatment ef laoea .h.enr., long
otandlug, or Chrnnw lrieaaeae. Pwnnl ia seed
of hie ewviM., aapeelelly thee. wh. have deelared
withewl beneSt, nad n.1 a. have deuhu aa to
what elk) them, woald d. well te give hla aall.
Ia every oaae tha pat Wat ar friend! any rely up
on reoelvlug a aaadld optatoa a. te what eea be
eoaeapllehed ba the treelaewl. will awl
eadertek. a aaaa aaaa neeared, hy peal aieeri
enM, that be Ma Mr. et greatly hwowat thea.
Poa. deetrmeo af vurillee hla. akMtd d. M M
tali,, Wenwenda, or Satnraay, M then, daya
daya h. aay bo eeent vlilu., pallMU ntll l
renchaio. ntleatioa to nhll 'H trevenl 1 dU-.
eppelalaoBA. May It, '78, t(