THE REPUBLICAN.
' aKARKlELD, PA.-
wtDSKSPAY MOHNINII, JUNK, 4, ll;l.
Turin, of Subscription.
..,. , iv.nee,or within thr raoathl...$S M
11 J alter 'I"" ud "
. j after Ibeexplratlanaf "
fcu...... a. M. PavrnnaiLI. A O.. VcW-
OikinrlUlot Afenli, eerk ". acrner
K-ia street, ar oor dljr aalhoriiea Aaai
RKMGIOUb) N OTIC EH.
HrtMlat Enlieapal Church Rev. J. t.
, I'.itor. Hervleel verj Sabbalh
J',, A. (... IIJ.1.
Habbatb tiihuol at 8 A. at.
Prver at.etine; every vYecnealev, at ? P. af.
Communion Service, Iret ttabbala af aver
ol, ai '"I
Weal ClaarBeld M. E. Chart-hReT.
rjcatr VVilbm, Paetor. Preaching every
,l, Sunday, it c'oloch, P. M. Sunday
lZl el U, U. AH an invitee ta attend.
prectrlan CawrcuRev. n. I. Benin.
Sabbath eervioel tncrnln and evening Seb
k'etb Bckool at I P. at. Prayer Meeting Wednel.
JtytTUiDf.
Haptlat Church. Rec. J- A. ALDaan, Pal
lor Service! every Sabbath raornlng and evening,
luraalinn, at li o'eloek A. H., and 71 P. M.
Sabbeib Sthcol at! P. M. Prayer Meeting ntrj
WeJneidey evening.
Ht. Praaels' t burch t'athallc Ror. p.
;. Sciaman. Preaching 1 o'clock, A. II., aa
too Int, third and foarth Sunday! of aaoh montht
Veipereand llenedletioaoftbe Bleiaod Sacrament
It 7 o'elcok, P. M. Sunday Bchool every Sunday
afternoon aH o'olooh.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
tiki or aol-ira QUAaria iimiohb oodb.
Second Monday of January.
Third Monday af Marok.
Flnl Monday t( June.
fourth lionday of Beptember.
riaa or iolsiro coaaoa Vlbai.
Pint Monday of Jan.
rfcoond Monday of November.
rciuo orncaaa.
Priiidnt Jtdp Hon. Ckarloo A. Mayor, of
Look Havea .
Aniwi law Jmdgo Hon. John H. Orvla. of
BelLfonte.
Ameinlt Judft Abram Ogden, Cloarfloldt
Vincent B. Holt, CloarBold.
Protkomotanf Bll Bloom.
Jtrjiittr mm Rteordtr L. J. Morgan.
Diitriet Alter.., Wi. M. MeCullough.
7.o.arer Pkillp Dolte.
Siirif Andrew Pints, Jr.
Manly tftri-Cbrlil. J. Keaggy, Cloarlold.
Cooily Smrifor Samu.l F. MoCloikey, Car
Melville. Ovary Commiitiomtrt C. W, Kylor, Oraliam
ton P. 0.) Klib JoliniitoD, tirampiao BilU P. O.j
juhn Norrii, 8r., Cnrwenovtllo.
(i,,.l, Aiilm William V. Wrlfbt, Clear
itld: Joiapb Uillllind, Tbroo Runi J.B.Nor
ri, Woodland.
CoHoty Coroaor- J. B. Notf, Now Waib!nf;ton.
Jury CooioiiMtoaorf Dr. Jamoa P. Burebfiold,
ClrtrBed, JoRopb Aloxandor, Madora.
Smpfinltndrnt o Pubtit Schools li. Mo
Quowd, Cloorflold.
oVdforo Wiigkf if Mtaium Join W.Carlilo.
oflieo at Ulborobarg Pa.
.Volori'.. Publio Joha W. Wrlgloy, Wa. Ra
d.bouith, Cyrul Gordon, Clearfield; Joaeph H.
Irati, N. B. Arnold, CarwenivUlo I J. A. Llttng.
loiu. UuUoli City.
Our Spteuil column il decidedly Intereetlng In
l )njil point of view, and profitable reading to
utiideri who want to aava money.
YM, OF
"Will you take wheat, oati or eora for aub
Kriptlon J" Wo aro often luquirod of in tbia way
by letter from patrona who roaido at a diitaneo
fn'tn Clearfield. Wo again any yoa. Tha receipt!
vf a rerpuneible merchant or mill owner In tbo
vicinity, will anawer aa Jut aa wall aa tha eaab.
To lllluatrate: If any of our patroni will deliver
w a bag of grain at tha mill of Joaeph II. Broth,
la Cheat townahlp, Horace Patohin, In Buraaido,
Tboniaa H. Foreey, In 0 rah ara, Wm. Porter or
Sbaw'a, in Lawrence, of Brown A Seyler'a, at
Rockton, Union towoehip, and forward their
receipts for the amount wo will credit them on
Ihelr accoutt for tbt tamo. In tbla way all may
ion pay what they owe, If they will purauo thla
eoarae. tf.
The Clearfield Buptint Association
will meet la Clearfield on Friday, tba 13lh of
June.
J(ev. J. A. A Id rod will nreacti in the
Centra M. B. Cbureb, Beit Sabbath afternoon, at
J o'clock, D. V.
Decoration Day secmn to have been
eeit-bratea la ntariy tvery village ana town
throughout tbo Btato.
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Wo have boon favored with do light
la! and rf retting taini tba put two daya.
Vtgftetloo needed It very much.
Judge Foloy, of this place, epent
Decoration Day at Uettyaburg, where be waa via
liiaghladaugbter. Mra J. 11. MoCord.
An adjourned moeting of tho Hunt
lo j dun Presbytery will bo held at 0 rbi eon ta
ll an tingdoa ooanty, on Tuecday, Juno iflta.
Preach in 2 in thb Clearfield Baptist
Charcb aextSabbatb ovealng. Bubjeoti "Where
wax Cbrlrt between bla Death and Keaurreetloa."
Fifty dollars reward Is oftbred for
the capture ol tbo thief, who robbed tba atore of
T. C. Heiau, at Oactola, of worth of good,
on the 34th alt.
Moses J. Cowdrick, with a crew of
workmen, tommencod laying brwk. mat weal on
tha new roeidenaa of Oeorge B, Young, corner of
Pino aad Flrat atraeu.
TheCalithumnian Band, armed with
eow-bella, tin horni, and anything to make a
hideoai aoiia, garo Will OgdeB and bla bride a
benefit oa Monday evening.
Jkomember that Lytic is County
Agent for Lorrlllard'a Tobacco, and can coll thaw
at factory prleea. They ara tba bait tobacoei in
market. Try thorn.
Tho Curwensvillo Cornot liand vifi
ted the Featlval in tbia place la it Tbureday uvea
lofj, through courteey to the membera and oHoera
of the Citiiem' Cornot Band.
Kev. llonrv S. Butler, havinw? com
pitted bla tomb year aa paitor of tbo Clearleld
Preabytcrlaa Cbureb, will preach aa aanlvoraary
Mrmoa aait Sabbath morning. Evaryhody ta
cordially invited ta attend.
it
Aecordini? to the aet of Aiwenibly
f 1 879, It la uvw lawful ta catch black baaa with
book and llao. There art H'en moathe allowed
to lib far baee. U wit i From tba Itt of June ta
the la tf January, In each year,
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J. A. Stock, tbo tobacconist, has been
making feme Improve meet about hia place of
buaiaeea oa Market atrtea, during the poet wea
lit bat aalargd hla aatotroaaa aad balit aa addi
tion Id the roar for manufacturing elgara.
We have been requested to state
that Kev. Wm. II. Pill will preach In Drmwoou
Bcbool Homo, an tba Haiqaehaaoa River, be
tween Barrwtt'a farm and Bloom 'a bridge, oa
Sunday, Jana lib, lS7f, al S a'clook, P. M.
e aw
Menem. Kerr A Biddle, Inuruce
A(.nu, pabllak Ihelr aard la tka Raroaticia
tbla week. We oaramoad Ibo Bro to too paoiie
ac oaaDetoat aad roliaklo baolnon man, wba rap-
rer.nl ealy art! ola.a aad nllablo compaaiea,
Lint of letters remaining unclsiaied
la tke PooUmooatOloarncId, for tbo we.kendia,
Jane id. Hit .'
Li.ue Cotaerf.id. MU M.iy A. Ma.rer, New.
lol Parker. P- AJ. OIIALIM, P. M.
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The grandoet foiture ol the procee
rioO oa iMaratloa I)ej waa tke wagoa load af
Iklrly eight Hula girle, arrayed ta wkila, aad
oaek ...ring a badge oa which waa priata tao
a.K..rih.m.ua.flbaUalaa. II waa a
trae eaibhsal. ' -' ' '
We call ttruliort to Ibe Orpham
Coatt S.le of real aetetc, tba property af W. .
jlick.y, deooaard, wbeb wtll baaot at the Coart
loaee la Clearl.M, ea Ibartday, Jaaa lath, al
1 a'.leeh t.'U. Per Icraie, Ac. aca edtartlat-
cnt la thle papar, aad aoctarc
A A uxclianire aava : "Al Lewieburg
Uit week Jadga Backer ralaaad aa grant liwaao
lou.kotcl la Mifllabari. baoaaaa, II la aaia
the epplleaate aaald aat brlag Iwelre rcpalabla
illi.o. ta raeowimcad tha Iteemlag af Ibalr
f -tale.' fke Curt amiif U iraoaa( tba tt.ad
lag et Ihd Ulllllaba'rgaro pretty aaary,
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A fire wm kindled In a clearing on
la. hia adialalaa- that af Urar riwel, u baw
ree lowachlp, bat Prldey afveraaoa, aad far a
tunc II thraelaaed la d.Mr.y Mr. TW heaaa
tad farm k.lUlkge. A large lot of faaclag wac
HuiiNMn W notl(! by the Court'
proooodlnit at Brook.lll., ikn lU, M, j,BKi
Connly Or.nd Jury lllarally repaired tka Court
Homo and oleaaod It oat. Ibo reoommeadallou
aro elaborate and o)o donbt proper.
Ami'LyRiwarded. WBundurntund
that tba af regale rooelpti collected during tko
Cllliani' Band Pe.ll.al le.t week otoaade 1570,
at laait $0 of wklok will be tka olear pralli of
Ike Pair. Tkli will naka tka boyi foil go.
Jude Mt'Krially left for Han-inburir
leit Saturday ta alteod Ike 8upmo Coon aoa
wo . .bat elty. Daeld I.. Kr.fc, ., .
left oi Monday morning. The Hit of oaum for
Clearleld oounly alll bo celled orer tbli weak.
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Attkntion ! Now that Decomlioi,
D; 1 oftr, (.n jtlwiut lb Fourth t July t
Wil oor builni ldqo luit thalr ublUbncoU
ml rtquMt tbtlr nelglibun to go iomwbtr
U, or will tbty agrM to -t up Hlbtlon t
BunitP Thkt'i tht qumUod
"A PorrespondeiH of tus Repiihm.
cam of tbir in. I bin hi it It not right for our
bw Tiadtri to Mod (or that bovortgo whoa
muob bltor U tauur-otarad .1 bumo. Ho bo
UtTog ii pfttroalilng bum. InduHry." Cu.-.n.
lM(tb boor mat. tat ro tht itmo plan that
fom Bflwipapor ao do th.y gi thtir work
dona la Now York, or Chicago, and don't "patron -
m aoow imi Hf rjf-' ono bit. Hum queor aoiuo nan
ara anybuw t
Dkclahinq Th ii a Intkntionh.
Mnri. C. J. Katg;, of Cltarflold borough ;
Uoory Breth. of Bell towoihlp t Lawia I. Bloom,
of Piko towttahlp, aud Jamoa Mebatfey, of Bell
towaihlp, bafo gWon ni ordan for eardi, an
sou Doing thamiolrea ae aandidaUa for tbt offloa
Bh.riff thia Fall, aubjoot to tho rule, of the
Democratic party of Clear field oounl. Thar ii
till room for mere. Bend ia your order.
Mail Let-tings. "Wo notice bv tho
advcrtiwuitnt of tha Foitoffloa Department, that
mall roula batweaa Trout? 1 lie and Big Run
will be abvlUhed after tha lei of Oetober next'
Trootrllla will bo aupplioa throo tlmei a week
from Latbereburg, and Big Rub will bo taken In
bj tho route from Puoitutawnej to Reynold-
villa. Propoaala aro eotioUed for eerrioa Iwlot a
week from Jeffriei to Iluutidale,
Tho filUcnth annual Femiflylvania
Btato Sabbath School Conreaiioa mot in Altoona
yodtarday, In tba Beouad Pretbytarlan Cbureb,
and will continue In eaulon until Tburaday. h
Lnlharaa Sabbath School of Clearfield ta rep re
lented Ij J. . Boydar, Enq,, and Mt-eea AJ
Ala and Uraoe Row tho Pre by tori an Bab-
bath 8obool li ropratentod ly Rot. II. B. Butler,
Mr. B.B. Llddell and W. A. Burr.
Divoans Their CAU8E8.-Divorcee
o'ten reeult from ibe perrtrted Ideal aiid irrita
bility of temper eauied by dyipepiia, liver oom
platnt, narrdOaMtoii, and other di.ea.ee that may
bt eailly cured by Br. Feoner'e Blood and Lifer
Remedy and Narva Tunio, Becura appetite and
trengtb by ueiog hla Capitol Bittore Id connec
tion. H la Cough Honey in all eouglti. Koraalo
by Hartewick a Irvln, Drogglatt, Clearuold, Pa.
A Nice Surprisk. The lady mem
ber, of tbo Preabyiertan congregation la tbla
place, played off a good jki on their paator.
Mr. Butler, and Mi lady, during their May va
cation. They gathered up oaeh enough, and
went to work atd ear pe tad, painted and papered
tbo paraonago throughout, and on their return
tht paator and hie family found avery thing
at neat a a new pin.- Tba juke wai a praotieil
one and highly appreciated.
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Accident. While firing off the
cannon on Deojratioa Day, At W. Walt en and
John W. Howe, two of thegunneri ware, aaverely
burned by a prematura diic barge, cauead by let
ting air In tba vent bola while loading. Walter
wai pretty badly injured about the fact and arm,
and Howe had hla left band badly burned. Tha
injur lei of both tre vary painful for a time
after the accident, but they will both bo on deck
again, wa hope, la a abort time.
Thanks. We aro under otlii;alioiia
ta the member of the CurwenirlUc Bend, and
Meeero. Baaopc, Bprcnkleand Coryell, foroourta-
ica cxlended to ai and frioade. In oor "Narrow!"
oaoapa tba olker erenlng. Ooly two wheel, to a
oarrlago, and both oa tbo coma aide, makea a
i aad tka oooupantc lively and randerc tke
drlrcr aaoomfjiUblc. Il ia, kaworor, a rpeady
way to icattar baqueU and diitrlbata weddleg
oakt oa tka banka af tka rli.r, "Ike beautiful
rlrer," etc. Wo weal ao moreof aaoh fun.
A Fraud. Some knave or a iool
ImpoMd upon Be lact week, by lending Ul a aard
anaoanelna tba marriage of Mr. A. R. Road, of
tbli plana, to Mice MoOoy, of Centre county. The
Rev. 8. M. Moore, of Tyrone, Informi no tkat ke
wac not a party to tba marriage, and that the
card with klc name attaobed ii a forgery. Mr.
Read alio emphatically denial that he ii mar
ried. The MOaadrcl who perpetrated thla wrong
dacerrel a goodoow-bidlog, lr not imprleonment,
for tbo outrage ko omniUted.
Just im Timr On Tuinday last, Mr.
1. M. Brewer, of tbli place, with a erew ol nanai,
WM engeged ia taking aat timber oa the Mltcbell
lot. a bora town. Wb.n the rain commenced tha
party look ihaller under a largo pine, where they
remained for noma time, whoa one of lha pert7
euggeited that It wai a dangerrai plao o to bo
during a lhandar Harm. Lairing tbo ipet Ibcy
bad not proceeded irty yard, aalil the tree wai
Iruek witk lightning, and tora to atoml.
PunxtuloHt Spirit, Jfoy JM. t
Thrt Stiix Co. The roadcr will
notice by cur death record that another daughter
(Mia. Bll") of Andrew Addleman'l died reoently,
In Vlritole. Mr.. Autei, who died la Lawrence
towo.hip. la thla eeunty, on tba lath of March
leit, wee 'all a daughter. Mr- Addlem.a wai
well-hnoaa to many of our readeri prevloue to hit
remoral to Virginia In 1D7I. lie reelded oa the
farm now owned by Mejor Nerllng, midway an
the road between Cl.arO.IJ and Corwenirille.
He bar tbo lympetky of hil former neighbor! in
thii affliction. .
Eli'L'Btit hair is woman crowmnii
l...u... h. ii I.doU,. lad.l al well. While
it II kept britkr, ker p.rrooal attraction! ere Itill
melnlained. By prcierring the hair freib and
Tigoroue a youthful appearance II continued
Ibroaab mny yeirl. Thole who grlere orer
th.lr fed leg hair laming gray lec early, .hould
keow Ib.l Arcr'l Heir Vigor proenl. It, and re-
.,. ar faded hair to III n Xural color. Il
Ii a clear and biallbrel preparetlea, containing
neither oil, dye. nor enytking acl.lerloai, aad
impartt la Ibe n .lp what II mod aeadad a raa.e
of pleaaenland deligyial iraaoom aoan or
rf flercel. V.) Jlnee.
Ilf.INO A OoOD-BUBlHtrU. Mr. Goo.
W. taood, wkc apcaed aat la tha vacant room on
lha irel floor of the Opera Howe, la tnia oorougu,
Moadar af laat week, kea met with eitreoroi
nary aaecaaa ia tba eala af Piaaoc aad Orgaol.
Ha kao. Ikrongk kil lalaamaw, dicpoeed af in-
atrameata ta Ibe following peril la tbli place
aad vlclalty, via i
Dr. A. M. Hill", Plana.'
Job I. PatterMn, Place.
P.l.r A. Uealln. Plana,
.lamee MeUughlla, St. Cbarl.a Hoi. I, Piaa.
W. J. Holler, Caniaet Organ.
W Unaa Rider, Cabled Organ.
Thomaa Feo, Cabinet Org.a.
T. J. Wtdemire, Cabiaal Orgaa. f
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A TCaur DxUOCRATlO PaPIR. The
lr number of n new Democratic paper etarled
at Smethport, the county caat af MeKean aaaaty,
he aat eld aeaaeintaace, Clark Wllaaa, kaa baaa
ncalvad. Clark Wllacn, Harry 0. Wllaoo ad A.
3 oan ft d taar aa adltort and aroprtoUrt. Tt la
legated aoar the Bradford oil dtotriot, aad will ha
davoted It tbo U latcraa of that oeclioa aa wall
aa advocata truth and malataiatbo righu of tho
n.MMMtle nartv. The Mocera. Wlleona wort rt
.i- 1. nubllablnt Th utioiwl
Jinnml, nl Bailor, Pv, but It peo
.ka. t. aM Urbaok arena lOia. " c wm
ihom abmndaat aaoooat U their naw ewterprlee,
tor we know that tbla paper from Iti taako-np
will do good few lec for tba pemocraoy in me
Kcaa awuBt and- tho aorlboru regie nf ft'
tfiato. m b m
A Krioutful" Accident. Oa last
Wodnaetlay avaate, abowt hint n'tlob, whiU
nuia Hilla Caldwell, alwert Bine yeart oge,
daughtar af Jamoc It, Caldwell, af Piko lowaablp.
aad grend,eoghtortf Mrt.bn McPhoraoB,.f
ibla plncn, waa plnyiag rltb eomoohlldronla tba
0ra Honaa. darlag Ibn program of iboCltlaone'
Baad Foatival, tba fell ant af tbt wiadmw Ib tba
m, of tbo ball, wbora tbo pooila olevatt ta J
ica-i' .nil tkm ilodow till, dtwa a niaiaaoo i
..Mi..twa iW It tht trownd d rnbblab bolow,
Sbo wac plobod up Intoniikm and torrM iBtn
Hoto'eatem, aarf ttwaa ib ought by awar owe
.L.i k taiuiino wort fetal i but mirawWua aa It
... moaaamTav. aba awape4 wtth aat a tvova ebach
Mt bemoa ar bfokea and at InterueJ Injarioa.
ftftorward remove im rooio-awe
Rot. H. S. Biltlor. of thla nknit will
dcllrcr an addraai, anlltled "The Bundey Bohool
aa Educator," at tka BUU geubcth Bokool
Coarcntloa la Alloona, aeitTkanday arteraooe.
The Cilisuiin' Bund extonded an In
rluiloato tbeUrpbeui Band and Profcuor Row-
holhaa, tkolr loitraotor, to ukc topper al tka
rwlral aa Friday orcalog. Tha lavlulloa waa
aoceplcd.
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Dental Notici. Dr. A. il. Ililla
would icy to hie frlendi and former patianti tkat
he baa not retired from practice aa baa been io
laduitrlouily circulate! by come pereoni, but will
continue I giro bla pcnonal al tea lion to all who
may doelre It, or to acilit Dr. Hclcbhold whea
eror required. Nllroui Oildc Oai glran for tha
painleii eitractlon of teeth. April J I If.
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A Fact. An advertiHomont Inserted
In the Rata'aut'Aa will rcaoh more readeri than
If publi.hod In all the ether paper, la tho ooan
ty, and coat the advorlliei leal than one-half
la other worda, an adrarliermeat publl.bed In
our Jrnroal la worth double the prion of that
charged by any other publlaher la the county.
It 1. a fact." tf.
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Niw Dailv Htaui Lini. -Jami-i L.
Laa.y kal lucceeded In haying a dally mall elteb
llahcd between Clcarlold and I'ennlleld, and will
hereafter run a dally al.ge between the tao polnta.
Ilia oontracl began with April I.I, arid the alaga
wilt leave t learBeld every moiniog (except Bun
dey) at a o'clock, making eonnectloaa with all
train. on the Low Orado Railroad at P.nnOeld, re
turning after the lalt train the lame evening.
Paaacngcrcend freight will be carried at low rem.
Order, left at any of tbo hotel! will be attended
to. l6aprTtf
HURRAH FOR THB -FOURTH I
The membera of IlioCltiaone' Park Aiccoiatlon
will hold tbelr flrat annual Summer mccllog at
the Citiacna' Park, Clearfield, Pa., July d, 1H7II.
Wa publl.h the programme al follow! .
JULY 4TH t JULY4T1I1I JULY 4TU ! ! I
rtpar ikri'al couuna Hniriaa.
Three trcU tbli day, ta begin at 1 Ii30 A. M.
The following are the claaeeit
Puree, 1100, 10:30 A. M. For bcr.ee owned
In Ihe oounty only, (muit have been la county
Mdaya prior to day of race), mile beata, bet
two la three, five eutrieo Ail eatfi.1 to la
made by t.n A. M. day of race Fifty dollar!
to lit hone, ttb to id, li to Id, and 110 to 41b.
Puree, $7a. Pur horaec lire yeari old or uadar,
(never trolled for llakei), mill hcata, beet three
in Ave. Five entriea or more, lo oloao Juno 28,
187. Forty dollar, to Oral horrc, 130 io Id, and
tit to 2d.
Purae, 1174. Free for all, mile hcata, heat
three ia Ave. Muat be live or more eotrlea.
Entriea to oloao by June 28, 1S70. One hundred
dollara to flrat hone, IM to 2d, and IIS to 3d.
Al 1 P.-M.theUlae Club will alng aeveral
celeotlonv, and at 1:30, Uov, Cartln will addreal
the anerubly.
The bandi wMl ha la attendance nil day.
Dancing from 1 o'clock, tcoontlrnieall afternoon.
A grand dl.play of Ore worka in tko evening.
Come and enjoy the day. Admiialon to all, io
eeotc.
DECOR ATION DAY.
Extreme, alweyi meet. Lait year we kad a
perpetual rain during Deooretion Day ; but Frt
day morning, May 80th, 1879, dawned dry and
hot, and by the lime the ceremoolca were over
aomc people were "pretty well fagged ant."
Chief Marabal Patteraoa and hie Aid. an en
titled to muob credit for the manner In which
each execated tbelr part of tho programme dur
ing tbo oxerelcea of tho day.
The mollitnde met In front of the Court llonae
at prcciaely one o'clock, and after being called to
order, Iter. J. S. MoMurray opeoed the proeced
inga of tba. day with prayer. Col. Walter Barret,
after making aomc appropriate remarkf, intro
duced tke orator of the dey, Rev. W. 8. Wllaoo,
of the IV.it Cl.arSeld M. I. Church, who pro
ceeded to deliver nil addreae Wo failed to get
the diacoaric In time for publication, bat It el
well pnparrd and finely delivered, end appropri
ate to the ocoaiion.
At Ibe conoluilon of t he oration, tba proomion
wai formed in tho following order t
Chief Minhal Joha I. Pattoreon.
Aida Capt. P. A. tlaullo, L. J. Morgan, W.
noaa aacrneraon.
Martial Hand.
Carrlgaa.
Boldiera.
Battery Capt. Jaok.oo, .
Ciliaana' Cornet Band.
8oldlerc' Widow, and Orpbana.
Wagon aontaiolog 38 little girla repraacatlng
acn BlBie ia idc vniom.
Wegoa containing floral deoorellooo.
Orpbcua Cornet bead lo uniform.
Citiaeoc
Prccbytcriao Sabbeth Uokooi In okarge ofSuper-
inienueni.
Baptl.t Sabbath School in charge of Superin
tendent. Catholic Sabbath Bcbool-io charge of Sarperln-
tendent
Lulb.r.n Sabbath School in charge of Superin
tendent.
M. K. Sabbath School in charge of Superin-
. . . dent.
The proecaaicn, Inleripened with flag! and
bannen, marched along Market otreel caat tc the
Cemetery, where, after mualo by the banda, Rev.
Henry 8. Butler offend up a brief but appropri
ate prcycr. Frank 0. Uarril, K.q, nad Will M.
Carleton'a decoration poem, anlltled "Cover
Them Over," after which the gravel of tweaty
oldiera wen etnwn with fluwerl, and Ibe alum
bly leparated.
D.legationa wen appointed aad aant to Ibo
Catholic cemetery, to Owena' graveyard and to
Mt. Joy graveyard.
The graveyard at Ceatra waa kfl to Ihe can of
Carwcnivlllc, who la former yean performed Ibe
ceremonial of decorating the gravel of aoldtcri
burled then.
Tko ceremonial of tke day waracndllable ta all
who p.alielpated in them. Tha orawd waa quite
Urge, and aearly every body aeemed to take aomc
intereat. ' .
Wa hope io aee Decoration Day, in 1890, cele
brated In at appropriate and honorable manner
iu ClearBcId ac wac that af 1871).
AN ELABORATE STATEMENT.
Judgt Cummin, of Williamaport, baa formulat
ed a return for tbo Constables of Lycoming
county, which la certainly alaborata enough to
cover all transgression! of tha law, and muat make
a reform In that oounty provided, that tht new
return la carried out by tbo Coart and the Con
stables. It la as follows t
vnn ttBTUnn.
Retailers of Honor Under this lirm must be-
given tha tames of all persons la the batliwlck
engaged In retailing liquors, whether licensed or
not.
Retailers of mercbandisa -Here must be given
aamaa of all retailers of merchandise, whether
licensed or not.
Uuftda and br id tree not kept In rep sir if there
are no defects to report, Ibe word "none" Is to bt
written.
In-lii hoards not un at tbo Intersection of pub
Ho roads This la to bo carefully complied with,
and all defects must bt remedied.
Bastard children born Namt of mother f
navm of natal tro father.
Deer ar other game killed or sold out of season
Names of offeaders. Be me or wktaessee.
Deer or other gmt hilled ar told out of
season Namea of otl coders, names of wltnaoees.
Irish aantht. or sold, or offered for sale, in vto-
11 iam ol taw Mamas of offenders, Banes of
witneeeoa.
Bawdy aad disorderly bottoa Names of offend
m i mMi af witneesea.
.Gambling boaset Names of offenders, Barnes
of witneeeea.
Disturbances of tbo paaea at elections Names
of offenders, aamea af witnoeeea.
Vinnaa.'spirituouo, malt ar armed liquors, ar
aav adarixtare thereof, told without lioeosee
N. ma. f atanderci names af witntsset.
v..n. niriiuoaa. malt ar brewed liqaora, ar
amy edmixtatt thereof, told oa Sunday Names
of offenders Barnes of wilaeeiea.
Viaoar, tpiritout, sell or browed liquors, ar
any admtxtart, iBerewi, ei w m."
.r nrT.BiUrs. names of witnesses.
Vinous, spiritaowe, malt ar brewed liquors, ar
any admixtart tntreoi, eia on aa . iv.
NintM of offenders, aamea of witnasaes.
Vlaoua, tplriiaua, malt or brewed liquort, ar
any admixtart thereof, oold to any person visioiy
affeoaed by iateileatiojf driake Names of offead
mrm atmiMaaa mt WttUOatea.
Kaaptagof pablta honaet knowlntly allowing!
or permuting any epirnvoni wr mmn t.tw,
.la or eider, to be drank . oa or wilkia tbelr
housta ar premleee an Bun day Names of offend
Are. Baaa ami af WttDOCoel.
Intoxicating drlnka wilfully furnished, by gift
or etbarwiea, far not a Bwreragn w nny perion
af Intwmperata bablta, an any minor, ta aay In
bflreon. or toanv nerion when druak or In-
ke a.tMl Namta of offeBdcra, names af wit-
Helllog or delivering Into ii oati eg Hqnor ta a
nortoa having tho aabtiar annaiag mw
oeac, altar aoiioa in writing net ta do aa ta given
Names offenders, acmes af witaeesea.
Tha retern ta ttgnod by tba Ceattabk aad car
tiled aa follower
LToaaino Onvnrv sa.
i . ml iba above named Constabla,
having tbla day wf , II , aigaad
bia fvrgoiag return, and, being duly aworn ta
dob court. 4 id depone nn4 aay that hit taid ra-
tura at Co art able hi aorrewt and true ta tbo beat
mt hie It Bo led a and belief, art be fbrtber
aaltb that thera ta no pmoa la bia bailiwien kept
aad aseiaialaad la violation af tba laws regulai
iag Ibe Hlca of llqunr in Ibia Commoawoaltb,
aaeept as here tab l am rotor tied by km, ta Iba
Bed M ate xneuwioas-i wwt.
All of wbttb to btraby tartllod.
', , Clerk Q. 8.
Aay Conittblc fall ln I to make tbia return,
M..4fA he lav. la Uablo tt Iniotaiaat aad CO
vera waaaltlM.' Any Coastabta making k falsa
retura It llaBleti todklmont for the high crime
of partary. 1
TAXPAYERS' IMfAUIRV.
Piaa Oaora, May 10, 1171.
Iliivoa Rart:it.li'AN I Al citiacna of Lewreooe,
wa arc anlloue to knew what haa become of tba
money we paij aa Road and Poor tax ta 1878.
Wo know that towaahip Audltara were elected i
whether live once or not, wa cannot tell, but
thinh them either dead or very dumb,
t For the information of Ihe live once, wo would
refer them t aa Aot of Aaiembly found In
Pamphlet Lawc of 1874, oa page 112, and ill
upplemeail, which provtdee that thiy aball meat
on in eeeomt Monday of April tn each year and
acttle and adjuet tba acoounta of Street Comtnio
alonorc, Huoerviaora. OvoraoeM of the Poor, and
Treeeurere, and within ten daya tberecfter ahall
puoii.n in a weekly ar deny paper an timlna
.tetemenl thereof arid In eaaa af neglect or ra
fuaal to comply with the nqulreiucota, the
Audltora lliail .uA way a ami olwcai. tWJary
now, aioeera. Auuiture, piaaae give aa aa
rciiaaut itatemont, allowing what each Huaarviaur,
Overeeer, TrMeurcr, Clerk, and Auditor reocivec.
Hhcw, loo, what each Superviaor and Overeeer
paya out ) what for, and who gela it We want
lo know wbloh or tlirm, wbetnor Ike Huporvliore,
the roada, the Overwera, Ibe paupara, the Trace
urer, the Clerk, or the the Auditor!, ara Ike moot
cxpcnilve luxury. If you continue to violate
plainly written elatutec, we ahnll try what virtue
mere la la enronlng tbetn.
Let oa have an ifM
icd atalemeot.
Tax l'ar-Kaa.
THE BOOK QUESTION.
Lt'THinaat'io, Pa , May 14th, lc7.
EntroB RnfmbioAR t I beg lea v a toaubmtt
my vlewi upon the uucatlon af a obanga of achoo I
book i, and, while they may bo la opposition to
thoea already axeprooeed, 1 have no dealra to
Ignore the oplnlona of those who differ with me. I
ball review all the preceding chapters and draw
mv conclusions from their oontente. Bcvoa yeart
ago thia oounty made a strike for oounty uni
formity which aftar continued efforts waa scoured j
but by coma misfortune on tha part of tbo com
mittee appointed to aeleotand reoommand proper
bonks an Inferior eorlei of books wont Into oor
schools. During all thla time not a district In the
oounty baa changed ita booka, while every other
article of trade haa bean gradually falling In
print ; theee booka have boon ateadily advancing
and to-day tha people ara paying tbo exorbitant
prioea wbloh ara tbo result of thia accumulation,
thua Ignoring tho competition In trade and re
fusing to accept tho Improvements made In booka
and prioea during this period.
I waa present nt a Directors' Convention, on
tht 2d of January last, which waa held tn tbo
Court House. Forty Directors wort proaentopra- j
aanting nearly all the districtsfof tbo oounty. That i
convention passed a resolution, asking tho oounty j
Superintendent to appoint a committee, whose
duty It should ba to investigate tba prices of
booka, and If possible, secure lor the people of
this oounty lower rates than they had been pay
ing for the last aeven years. Tht Superintendent
complied with tbo resolution, and appointed a
CwaataiaiUcB of tw rMponnibU men to Kpre
sent tba different sections of tho county, 'ibis i
committee Is composed tf persona who will never j
betray tho good people of this oounty.
Tbey at once Invited publishing houtea to ex
hibit their books and priors, and for the first
time In seven yeara waa the monotony of extor-;
Uonista threatened to bt lorn asunder. The people,
rather than allow themselves to bo imposed upon,
by outrageous prioea In books, should defend the
committee in ita offurte to ferret out tho cause
and protect tho people. It ta apparent to every
thinking mind that unless viblent competition be
stirred up ia all branches of trade, dealer! bava
a doublo opportunity of exacting more than an
article would otherwise bring. No bettor illua
tration qf thia la needed, than to price tho pres
ent series of school books at any of our trt",
that bava lor seven yeara beta furnished by one
publishing houso without fear of competition.
1'ht oommiUea haa dona a commendable aot In
securing nearly forty per cent, of a reduction In
the present prioea, Aud haw was this dona ? Tbey
said ; We bava before us bettor books, booka Up
to tbo Unite, and muob improved in matter and
binding j and above all, booka that art nearly
One halt cheaper you muat meet these booka ia
prices if not id quality, or wa will recommend
to boards of Directors tkeee cheaper and better
onea. Tht reault waa that a great reduction In
prices waa agreed upon. Ia there a laboring man
tn tbo oounty that would condemn thia action t
Tbla oommitteo has not concluded Ita work but
bo recommendation for a change will bo made
until Impositions similar to tbo abort demand it,
and I hope all School Boards will continue the
present booka until every Board In tbt oounty is
ready to change, aad thua continue oounty uni
formity j but, in the meantime, let ua give to the
Directors, who secured the appointment of eo
good a cninmittoe, and to tba committee its If,
our thanks for tbt benefits they bava rendered
ua. Yours, etc. Jt stita.
Clkaiu'ield Coal Trade. .State
ment of Coal and other frolghta tent 01 or tha
Tyrone 1 Clearfield Division, Pennsylvania Ball,
road, for tha week tndlng.May 36th, 1879, and
tht tame time laat year :
COAL.
Fur tba week H
Sama time laat year
Increase
Previously during year
Same time laat year 1
Increase
Total la 1879 ,
Same time laat year
Increase.......
80,1 S
Lumber... ......
Miscellaneous freights
,.J49 cars.
...196 -
We have now on hand eeVoral thous
and flrat-clacc cnvclopcc, which we will print tar
bualoeaa men, or anybody elae, nt price Ural caa
not be rivalled. Call and cec them. tf.
At the RgpcBLicAN office is tho place
to get your Job work done. We ara fully prepared
I do anything In the printing Una, will do It
well, and at the right kind cf prioea. tf.
Ta Landlords and Storekeepers.
Lytic haa an arrangement with aa K altera Cigar
Factory CO thai ho can loll dgan by the box or
thoaeaad at bottom Jgurac. (live their clgan
one trial tf.
Fred Sackott has just received from
New York, a flna lot of Fiiking Tackle of anpcrlor
quality, luck a book!, anooda, flic., line., halt
box.., flab beekala, aut-llnee, Ac, wblca He
propoaac to cell very low for each. ap2-2in.
Special.
AaovHen Bold Roicinr. A men named
Juku. broke into the old factory on lib atreet,
and oarrtad away a large quantity of oanc and
wood-eeet obaira, loungoe, matlraiaer, oentra-ta-bl.e,
oradlea, chromoa, cngravinga, picture framec,
wall piolorcc, bracket', and other ertiolea,and hao
nlao.d them in tha room in the weal end of the
Manaion llonae. where be la eolllng them off
about one-half the Banal prloa. Lon't buy clec-
wkerc k.fore giving kirn n call, or you will loaa
a bargain.
t'lo.rU.IJ, I'a , May i tin, icm-im.
n.a lli-anain Paa CaivT. Diiooi'af on Ota
Pnicac Sewing Machine, can now bo nurohaeed
al Merreli'c tin end variety olorc, from $36 op
wardi. All klnda of ..wing macbioee repaired
on tho ihortc.t notice.
Clearfield, Yi., July 18, 1877.
Hi ociaa Fob S At-l. R. Newton Shaw keepa a
full cupply of Frcdonia Buggteeaod Platform
Wagone for eala. To be aeea al the Shaw llouee
vard. Call oa or add rem him at Clearfield I'.na-
ylvuia. "ay 13-tf.
w.r.n 610.600 14-fectahavad hoopa, dcllv.
...A ., ,k. llro.d.ln car load, of 8,0110, at all
poinla on tho Tyrone A Clearfield, P. A E., Bald
Keltic Valley, end Pennaylvanla Railroad., for
which I will pay the bigooat maract price.
J. P. Eaauan,
Octll, 1171-tf. Clearleld, I'a.
Wictnn. Delivered atthe Rail Road
100,100 28. Inch ebavad ablnglec.
100,008 24-inch cawed ehinglai.
100,000 feet of pine boarda.
600,0110 14-feel .bared boopl.
6,000 railroad tll.
50,000 feel of good hemlook hokrdl.
r... .kuh I ni o.v ik. hlxhael market arlce,
dclirend at OlearCcid, or at any point on tha
Tyrone A Clearfield Railroad.
J. F. Kaaaia.
Clcartdd, Pc, Oct. II, 1871 tf.
Just Received
Just Reenlred br ARNOLD, tt
CURWENSV1LLE :
Car Load Nova Scotia Plaster 1
. Car Load pure Corn, Ryt and Oati
Chop I .
Car Load Deaken bait 1
Car Load of Choice Family Flourl
Car Load Dry Ooods, Grocerlos, 4c!
rjrshinelei, uar. a. it. ilea ana
Grain will be taken in exchange.
Curwensville, May 1, 1878.
Nervoua Debility.
Vital Weakacea ar nnra acton i a weak
vbuated feelioa. aa eeeriv er caaraf I tke re
cult af mcnlaj over-work, ltidlccrtloiic ar
eieaaaea, r come drain apon tka cyatem la al
wlyi cured by Hampbrey'a Homvpetble Spacllc
Nc. 18. It loae. an and iavlgaratec Ib cyatem,
diaoele th. alMm aad d.apoadeney, impart.
alranlh ei.d aaertv. etcne Ibe drefa and rC'
Juveoatei tka eaUre Ban. Baaa aaad twenty
veere wilk nerfeet caecaaa ky tbonaaada. Sold by
d.alen. Priea, II par elagla rial, ar 16 per
package af tva vlall aad II vial at powuel. Baal
by mail aa receipt cf prloa.
Addraoo Hamphrera Hcaampalhlc
Mrdlrlnw Company, lof Faltoa St., . I.
C. D. Wateoa, Agent, Olearldd, Pa.
apt. II, llTI-ly
The moot popular aad fragrant Perfume af tka
day - HACK MKT ACK" try It. Sold by Hartc
wiek A Irvln, and C. D. Wataea, Claulald Pa.
Aug. 18 147 8 6m pd.
Jl"m Dttrption l'$td.
It la ctraag a maay peoni w'lt coallauc to
aafer day after day wit ia.p.U. Liver Com-
tlCiCl, Ccaenpetlca, Ira Rlaoaach, Onawal Da
iniy wkn tb.y can pro. re at Mr atore SHI
tort' VITALIIER, frc of chat n II deel 1.1
car. ar relieve teem. Prloa T6 el. Sold by
Hlrtiwtek A Irwla nnd 0 D. .. Crcarlelr)
TOHB.
,. 2'I,0i.3
SU,6Ub
6,6 8
462,900
H 80,0flT
599,84ft
. 47S.491
I WUh Everybody io Knot.
Rev. Scorn H. Tbater, an aid cltliea of thla
vicinity known to every one aa a moat influential
ilttaaa, and fort it ten minuter 01 me M . Jt.
Church Inst tVa moment stepped la our store lo
any. "I wish every body to know that 1 consider
that both myself aad wife owe our lives lo, Hbiloh'i
Consumption Cure. It la having a tremendous
sola over our counters and lsgiving perfect satis
faction la all aaaea of Lung Diseases, si'ob as noth
ing tlst has dont. Bourbon, Ind. May IS, TH.
Dro. Matobett Flanoa. Sold by Hartewlall
Irwla and 0. I. Wataou, C learnt Id, Pa.
-Ink Jk'ourttlf Then qtuttton:
Art yoa n despondent sufferer from Sick Head
ache, liahltual Coetiveudt, Palpitation of tbo
Heart 1 Have you Dlliiaeaa of the Head r Is
your Nervous System uepreesca r uoec your
Iviond circulate badly 1 Dave you a Cough t
Low Spirits f Coming up r the rood afttr eat
in F Ac. Ac, All of these and much more art
tbo direct results of Dyspepsia, Livor Complaint
and Indigestion. Ureeo's August Flower is now
acknowledged by all muggiste to be a pontiva
cure, 3,wUU,uM) bottles were given away in Ue
U. B. through Druggiste ta the people aa a trial.
Two doses will satisfy any person or its wonder
ful quality In curing all forms of Indigestion.
Sample bottles 10 el. Regular sin 76 els. Sold
positively by all first -elans Drurgista la tht
tailed States. July 17-'7e-aow-ly.
Tht Death-rate of
Our country is getting ta bt fearfully alarming,
the average of lilt being lessened ovary year,
without any reasonable cause, death resulting
generally from tht most insignificant origin. At
thla season of the year especially, a oold Is aaoh
a common that in the hurry of every day lift we
are apt to overlook the dangers attending It and
too oltcn find too late, .bat a Fever or Lung
trohble baa already set In. Thousands lose tbeir
Uvea tbia way tvery winter, while had Boeohee'a
tiermaa Syrup boon taken, n curt would bava re
sulted, and a largo bill from a doctor avoided.
For a II diseases of the throat and lunge, Boeohoe's
tJerman Byrup has proven itself to to the great
cat discovery of Ita kind In medicine. Kvtry
druatlat In this oounlry will tell vou of IU won
derful effect. Over V.0,000 bottles sold last year
without a alngle failure known.
JulylT,'7B.aow-ly,
SfnrrM.
On Tbundey, April 2lk, 1170, by Rev. W. M.
Taylor, Mr. Jamcc Rcdakcr and Mlaa Faoole
Smith, both of Lothenburg, Pc.
Al Wallacaton, on TueaJar, May 37th, 1878, by
Rev. J. S. MoMarrav. Mr. Wm. B. Olden, of
Clearteld, Pa., and Mlaa Delia A. Colgrovc, of
Wallaccton, re.
Ia Claarflald, oa Wcdoeaday, May 28th, 1871,
by KovJ. A. Aldrcd, Mr. Thomaa Humphrey
and Mra. Kmc line, botb ol rile towniblp.
In Lumber City, on Sunday, May 2stb, 1870,
by J. P. Hila, Eaq., Mr. A. R. Kitoben and Mlaa
Thuria 4. aionigoui.ij, Ulh cf Chc't tnwnabip.
At Pbillpiburg, on Wadoiaday, May 28th,
1870, by hov. Win. H. Rldredie, Mr. Joha Oould
and Miea Sarah Morgan, both of Uontidalc,
Clearfield county.
On Wcdn.aaay, May 28ih, 1870, by K.v. W.
M. Taylor, Mr. Jam.a D. Wall aud Mlaa Clara 8.
Miller, daughter of Colonel Miller, of 1'coB.ld,
CiearBeld oounty, Pc.
At the naidenoa of the bridea' father, Daniel
Ocodlandor, on Tboraday, May 28th, 187V, by J.
T. Uladhill.aeilatcd by Uer.'e W. M. Taylor and
D, C. Plannett, Mr. H. . Wlaalow, of Veuneiu,
Pa., and Miaa Laara J. Uoodleuder, of Lnlhcra
hurg, Pa.
In Cbail lownahiii, on Monday, May 12th,
1878, of dipblberia, Jamoa llarrlaon, aoa of Sam
uel and Mary Owen, aged I yeara, 11 mootbl
and 28 daya.
In Cheat townahlp, on Tueedey. May 13th,
1870, of diphtheria, Emma, daughter of Samuel
and Mary Owena, eged 12 yeara, 21 daya.
Io Cheat towa.hlp, on Tbureday, May 15th,
1878, af dipblberia, Minnie France, daughter of
Samuel and Mercy Jenc MoLaugblio, ag.d 11
ycerf, I moolh aud 4 daya.
In Chatt townahlp, on Saturday, May 17tb,
1878, of diphtheria, Orrle Meli.ee, daugblcr of
Kemuol ana Aleroy Jane 6lei.augniio, agoa o
ycare, 2 montba nod 4 dayi.
In Burnilde townahlp, en Fridey, May 23d,
1878, of coniumption.Orrie, daughter cf William
and Rvellne Andenon, aged 18 yean, 3 month!
aad 8 dayi.
In Cheat townahlp, oa Tucaday, May 28th,
1870, of pneumonia, Emberaon, eon ol Joahua
and Mary Pennington, eged 3 yeara, 6 montba
ami a daya.
In Cheat townahln. on Wcdneadav. 38lh, 1879.
of poaumooia, Emery, con of Joabua aod Mary
Pennington, uged 5 yecrl, o mootni ana c aayi.
The two laat mentioned were twine.
At Philipaburg, en Sunday morning, May 25tb,
1870, Barak Bell Motley, wife of Jamea Matlcy,
aged 41 yean, 8 month, end 2U dayc.
At the reeideaee of her aon. F, F. Bcaticb, on
Friday, May 23d, 1870, Mra. Eliaaboth Boalicb,
aged 77 yenn and 14 daya.
In Prince Edward oounty, va., on Wcdoeaday,
Mav II. L 1 870. Mra. Caddie Bliaa. formerly of tkil
oounty. wife of Sheriff Calvin it. illua, ana
daughter ar Margaret ind Andrew AddlemaB,
aged 28 ycare, 8 montba end t daye.
CLEARFIELD MARKETS.
Clbabviblp, Pi., aTunt S, 1179.
Flour, per awt...
$2 0
Buckwheat Flour, per ewt....H.
Corn Meal, per cwt
a oo
I oo
1 40
1
1 80
. 1 80
80
40
36
80
Chop, rye, per cwt
unop, mixed, par cwt
Braa, per cwt
Wheat, per buebel m
Rye, per bushel
Oats, per bushel
Corn, ears, per buebel....
Buckwheat, per bushel
Potatoes, per bushel
Applea, per bushel
llama, nor nound
1 00
40 ta 10
10
7
16
40
IP
10
1 l0
15
III
8
0
2 80
Rhoolder, per pound
Dried Beef, per pound
Chlckena, per pair
Butter, per pound
KjxifS, per doien
Salt, nor sack, large
Coal Oil, per gallon
Lard, per pound
Dried Applea, per pound...
Dried Peaches, per pound.,
Ueana, per bushel -..
PRODUCE MARKET REPORT.
Pitunitvaia, Jua. J. Tb.re Ic llltlc doing
in brecdatuffa.
Berk ii nominally unchanged.
Cotton la firm el in,(a) i:i,c for middling up
landa and New Orleana.
Flour and MeelI lour la dull but unchanged.
Sal.i of BOO bamli ; Including Mioncota extra
family, commoo and fancy, at $4.58(0,6 Penn
aylvanla do. do. al 5(a)5.36j woitcro do. do., at
16.38(105.76; aod patent and other high gradea,
at KI.lM.v7.16. Rye flour Ic Heady al II.tKjJ
2.87,. Cornetealaotking doing.
Oraln Wheat ac quiet, and without aiilntial
change, 11.12 hid and 11.11 aakad for No. 2 red,
May 11.12) bid and 11.13 a.ked for No. 8 red,
Janci 11.11 bid end II. Ill aaked for Mo.l red,
Joly; $1.08 bid end $1.08 caked for No. I red,
Auguat. Corn waa quilt aod lower t with 43fc
bid and 43,oaaked for eal, mixed, Mey 42, bid
end 4:'.)e a.kod for aall, mixod, May . 4ljo bid
aad 4:ttc aaked for aall, mixed, July I 434. bid
end 4c naked for ceil, miaod, Auguct 10,000
barbell, July, void at 4.1 jo 6,000 buahele, apot,
Cl42ic .
Wbiaky II ateady. 6.I.. waatara at.l 08.
Caioico, Juoc 1 Fleur Iteidy aad firm.
Wheat aleedy, fair demand and firmer No. 2
Chicago tprlng, $1.81) forca.h and June HHii
08cfor July j No. $ do, !0 I .rejected. 04o.
Corn active, but lower ; 85o bid for oa.h I 351
(oi35e for June 86tfj(8lc for July cJTio for
A8(fal. inrclr d.mend, but lower 10c for oa.b
aadJuaoi loemrJuly.
Rye ateaJy aod unchanged.
Uarlcy ecaicr at SobolTo.
Inilroatlii.
PeiinMylvaulnlCallroiul
TYBONK k CLEARFIELD BNCli;
ON and after Monday, MAT 12, 1171, tbe
PuMinrTralalwill raa dally (except Sun-
d.j.) between Tyrone cad Clearleld, aa follow! i
OLiARFIRLD MAIL.
W. 8. PLoauaa, Coadaotor.
LIAVI SOUTH,
LEAVE NORTH.
0rwea.vill.,.! l, r.n
ClaartelcV 140,
Lecaard,.... 41,
Barrett, 1.54, "
Woodlaad 4.81, "
Blr, 4 06,
WallacMoa 4.17, "
Rlaa Ball ..4.25,
Urebam .4.31,
Pblllp.barg, .I.H, "
8tc4aef'a,.....4.l8, -
Boyataa .4.41, "
Ocecola, 4 it, "
Tyrone,.-....
Vaacooya,.
Sammlt,
Powellaa,...
OMcola,....
Boj Btaa, m.
. $.8l,4.a.
.. 1.25, "
. a 61,
..10.00, "
..10.11, "
,.11.17,"
..10.22,"
Hleleer'a,.
Phillpebarg,-llll, "
Oraaam,... 18.86,"
Bloc B.ll 1117,
Wallaoaloa,...0 44, 'I
Bljler ...162,"
Woadlaad 18.1, '
Barratl.. ll.lt. "
Ucnard ...II l, "
Olearlald 11.11,"
Peweltog,. I , "
Hummll,.. H8, "
Vaaaeoyee,......!.l6, m
Tyraav.... M. ".
C.rwen.vlll.,. 11.40a a.
STAUI LINRR
A eUiclcavac Carweaavllla dlUf tar beyaolda-
vllle, at 1 .'clock, I B., arriving al Rcyaoldivlllc
al I a'clctk, at. R.taraiBg, leavae Reynoldi-
vlll flatly, a r a wa, a.
woaivllleal lle'olook, m.
arrlvina at Car
rara, aacn way, .
A liege IcavH Carwearvllla 4Uj. al 1 c.look
f. m., for Da Boil City, arriving al
at a oVileck, ,. m. xUtcrclac, Wav
7 a'clMk, a. dally, crri.ic nt Oi
n Vack, w). rra wMb way, $11
i vhv. arrivma m vaaoa vvi
tatorclac, Wavel U.anU at
urweaaviiicai
M.
gallroads.
CLEARFIELD EXPRESS.
, Cooductor
LEAVE SOUTH.
LEAVE NORTH.
Oarwenaville-. 1.80 a.
Cl..ri.ld.. 1.47 "
Leonard 1.03 "
Barrett S.JT "
Woodland,.... (.08 "
Blglor 1.88 "
H'allaoclon,.. t.li "
Blue Ball I ll "
Orabam 8.15 ' "
Pbllipiliurg.. t.SII "
Stetner'a, I..13 "
Boynton, 8.87 ."
Tyrone
Vaneooyoc,.
Summit,
Powclton....
...Ml r. a,
,..f.4J "
...1.06 '
..8.17 "
Oaoaola,.,.
.811
Bcvnton 8.14
ft.incr'c- 1.38
Pblllpahurg...l.4l
Oraham 8.47
Blue Ball 8.83
Wallacctoo, ...0 03
Biglcr V.10
Woodland 0.17
Barrett, 0.33
Leonard, ...,.V.4C
1'l.nrll.U, V.1S
Curwenaville 18.00
Oaceola, 1.41 "
Poweiton 8 t3
ft.umib.it 7.06 M
Vaoaooyoc,-.. 7.2S "
Tyrone, 7.44
'HILIl'SBURO A AlOSUANNON BHANCIIE8
i-iava louva.
r. a. a. a. A. a. avaTioaa.
1:00 Morrl.dala,
luavi aoRva.
a a. a. r. a,
11:10
12:15 4:80
i:.71 4:24
12:14 4:18
:10 12:04 4:01
8 65 11:62 8:87
8:60 11:46 3:60
8:45 11:40 1:46
8:10 11:38 8:40
8:81 11:H0 1:36
8:30 11:18 8:30
3:18 7:00 Pbillp.burg,
1:111 7:03 Kleiner'.
3:24 T:08 Boynton,
3i3l 10:11 7:19 Otcaola,
3:44 10:36 7:81 Mo.hannon,
1:47 18:43 7:39 Sterling,
2:82 18:48 7:46 Houtadele,
1:67 10:5.1 7:58 McCaulcy,
5 07 18:58 8:01 Kendriok'a,
1:13 11:03 8:0 Harney.
BALD EAULE VALLEY BRANCH.
Ex. Mall,
p. a. a. n. '
Mall. Exp.
7.08 8.30 leave Tyrone arrive MO r.65
7.13 1.47 Bald Eagla 1.63 7.43
8.01 8.80 Jullaa 6.10 7.05
1.24 1.66 Idileiburg 4.46 8.43
1.33 10.03 Bcllefonto 4.36 1.33
1.46 10.16 Milalburg 4.16 8 13
0.08 18.40 Howard 4.01 1.00
41 II. 18 arrive L. Haven leave 136 6.15
TYRONE STATION.
EACTwaan. A. a
WICTWXlll. A. H
Pltt.burgh Exp'ea, 1.58
Pacific Uxpnae, 8:18
Pacific Exprcaa 8:00
Johnatown Exprcaa 8:31
p. a.
Day Bvpreca 11:50
Mail Train, 3:28
r.n.
1:15
8:34
7:08
Way Paceenzor -
Atlantic Kxpreil, 8:61
Phila. ExprcM, 8:24
Mail Train,
Paat Linn,
Ctoae conncetioac made by all tralna at Tyrone
and Look Haven.
8. I. BLAIR,
mylT-tf. Superintendent.
FARE FROM CLEARFIELD, TO
Bellefonte, Pa $3 85 1 M iddlctown 5 00
Look Haven
2 70 Marietta- a oc
3 anll,cncaater. ft 80
1 80 PHILADELPHIA 7
vruiiaw.iivilHW
Huntinguon
Lcwiatown
Maryavllla
Cuwen.vUle
Oaceola
HAHKISRCRG
100
. 4 60
. 10
. 85
. 4 76
Altoona
Johnatown ....
Philipaburg.....
Tyrone
l'lTTBBUlld..
1 86
. 2 86
. II
1 22
. ft 16
Arnold has advanced
Prices of Shingles,
SHAVED AND SAWED.
Curwensville, Jan. 9, 'TS-tf.
OK (.AN FOH Prrsons desirous of
purchasing n SMITH AMERICAN ORUAN
will find It to their advantage to call at the First
National Bank, where important Information can
bt obtained from Iht undersigned.
WM. II. DILL,
April 30, 1879 3m Clearfield, Pa.
CAUTION All parsons art hereby warned
against purchasing or in any way meddling
with the following property now in the possession
of Thomas Grant, of Kartbaua township, via : S
acres of wheat, ono acre af rye, and all too wheat,
rye, oats, and corn that will ba raiiod on t he farm
within 4wo years, and half tbt fruit. The forego
ing properly waa purchased by me at private sale,
and ia allowed, to remain in the possession of said
Thos. Grant on loan only, subject to my order at
any time. At'OI BT UEAS.
Leoonte'a Milla, May 4th, 1879-St,
CAUTION. All persons arc. hereby warned
against purchasing or is any wy meddling
with the following property, now in the po teas ion
of Patrick VYaldron and his wife, of Decatur twp.,
vii . Three bed steads aod tha bedding, one cook
stove, ono heating stove, six common, and two
rocking olnairi, three tahlM, two bureaus onccup
board, one clock, two oows aod two calves. The
foregoing property wae purchased by me at pri
vate eeleoa tbt 8th day of May, and ia allowed
to remain in the poaiessioo of said Wai (iron and
his wife on loan only, subject to my order at nny
time. KLLEN LYONS,
Osceola Milla, May Uth, 187-3t
CAUTIONAH persons art hereby caution,
ad against meddling or in any way interfer
ing with tha following personal property, bow In
the possession of 8. McFARLAND, of Utabville,
Clearfield oounty, Pa., via: Bne portable engine
and boiler, 1 shingle machine, I dun mares, S
seta of harness, f two-horse wagon, 1 spring
wagon, 1 pair twla-tleda, 1 sleigh, and 1 cow, as
tha sama belongs to me, and is left with tba said
8. Morarland on loan only, subject to my order
at any time. JOHN CLARK.
Utabville, Pa., May 8tb, 179. my28-3t.
BEAUTIFUL
PLANTS AND FLOWERS.
The anderilcned hereby glvei notice to the alt-
ilrne of Clrerfleld county, that' be haa at hi!
UKEKN IIUUSK, in Clearfield, a large qucnlity
of all klade of
VEGETABLE AND
FLOWER PLANTS,
which ba will sell at reasonable prices. Ha has
early and late Cabbage Plants, Tomatobe, Celery,
Cauliflower, Egg Plants, Pepper l'lanta, Ac.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS,
14.00 per 1,000 or fifty eenta per hundred.
AIL K'INPftOF Ft.OWF.R8 FOR POTS AND
BEDDING, HASalW BASKETS AAD
VASES, drc, ima as
Assorted Heliotropes, Single A Double Petunias,
iteramums, cage, ruenma. ransies, Agera
turn, Co leu s, Dahlias, Verbenas, Cipbea,
Cannaa, Ceataurea and Cineraria,
B'gooiae, Urovalia, M ignonette,
Pinka, Phlox, Ac., iko.
FOR ONE DOU.Alt
I will send ono dosen, strong and vigorous, well
branched flower plants of any selection. Whore
the selection is leit to me, I will guarante satis
faction. UUUK.
Clearfield, Pa., Mny IP, 1879.
"private sale
or
Valuable Real Estate 1
Tha undersigned, living in Pnnn twp., Claar
flald oounty, Pa., offers tht following valuable
Real Kit ate for salei
446 Acres of Land,
mora ar leas. In Reooaria township, lying oa the
north side .or big CI ear Held creek, ana witbin ope
mile of tho same. The above land is hcavilr
covered wltb bemloobr white oak, rook oat, nnd
other hard wood timber, and a quantity of white
pint, aald to bo hair n million or more root
Tht same is hoavlly underlaid with bituroiawua
coal, and directly on the lino of railroad leading
from tloutadaictouaainort. us value ta unknown.
There are, also, other valuable minerals on the
same.
Tba abort land Has about two and a-balf miles
below tbt village of Glen Hope, adjoining lauds
of Oeorgt Groom and others, on wbut Is known
at Porter 'a run. Tba improvement., on the pron.
erty are a good geared saw mill, in running order,
a high dam, atone brrnet, made In the best man
ner, At for almost any machinery . There U, also,
a large frame dwelling bouse an-i rrame band barn
(barton, and about forty or fifty acres, mora ar
less, of tbe land Is cleared. A ny perron
wishing to Invest in property of this kind will do
weH to examine this property, I will Ball the
whole or tbo undivided half in latest, aa may Suit
tbe purchaser. Tba above tract of land will make
two or tarea .anna, watoa wnj oomnert favorably
with tha greater part of our county. Price and
terms made known to any person wishing ta pur.
oh aee. For further particulars aall In parson or
address tho undersigned it Gram plan 11.11. P.O.,
Clearfield connty, Pa. HAM'L rVIDKMIRB,
Jaa. I, 1878-tf.
Allegheny Valley Railroad.
LOW ORADM DIVISION.
O".
and eftcr Monday, Dec. 10th, 1877,
the paaaengcr Iralne will run daily (except
Bundey) between Red Ilnnk and Driftwood ac
followe l
EAtXTWAMII. Day Mall toavee PHtchurc
8 30 a.m.! Red Ranklli60i Slig. Junction 12 on
Naw Hetblcbeci 1:67 p. m.j May.ville 1:18 1
Trov 1:10 1 RrookvlUc 1:08 I Fullar'e 1:16 l Iter
lo drr no 1:61 1 tiulioi. a:sc i nummit lunnei
8:46 1 Poaflcld 4:05 1 Wccdvlllc 4: 17 1 B.nei.ll.
4:11 1 arrivee at Driftwood at 6:56.
W WTVT R l Day Mall leavci Driftwood
11:11 p. va.l lleBelett l:0V vtccnvllic 1:40
i'ccleld 1 44: Summit Tunnel l0l i DuBal.l:88
Reynoldevlllel:U: ler'. 1 17: Brookvllic 8:33
Troy l:tt Maycville 416) New Betklekem 4:28 1
pngo junction cue; ma nana c:.l , arrivee at
PilUbnrg nl 6:10 p. m.
fmT- The Rcyacldcvlllo Acrommodatloa leavec
Reynoldavilt daily at 7:66 a. ca. aad arrival at
Had Bank at 11:00 a. m.. rituburih all .is 0
Leavec Pltubargk at I 80 a. m Red Baak al
1:66,. m. arriving ,IH,eyacldavlllcal 1:66 n.a.
Clccc eocnacttoai made witk tralai on P. A I
Railroad at lirillaoad, ud with train ok lha
Allegbcay Valley Hellroea et Ked Hank.
DAVID McCARUO, Oea'l Bap'L
A. A. Jacaaoa, Sap't L. a. Dir.
8TAOI LlC
c...ei.i.n re ricrttrLB.
Tka naderilcaed would Isform Ike tll'He that
be te now vanning a etago Una between OlaarlolA
cad f .olel.1, tare tlm.e n weei.
The elage leavcac'raarlcld a MoadaycWcdae-
day! aad Fridjya, at I aleak a. ., arrlvla,
at Pealeld at 12 a'clook aa, Rwaralag came
dayi. Leave Pan laid at 4 a-dcak p. m, arriv.
In. .t CUarlelil al a .'eliwtk a.m.
CunaeMlM Ii made wllb train. tka Low
rade R. Ii. al PnliM. Fira, eack w.y, 11.64.
(IEO. W. iwA)tUAKT.
Clearleld, Pa., F.b, 13, 187$.
tw ilcfrtisfmrnti
HOI'bK FOR RENT A two-story brick
bouaa on Pint street, aaat of tha Presby
tartan Cburoh. Throa rwoma up aad throe dowa
stair. A good stable, loo bouaa, aad gaj-dan at
tached. For further particulars, apply to
J.B. URAIUM,
April 10, 1879 If. Clearfield, Pa.
MOKEV TO I.OANtfn fir it-class Im
proved farm property, by tho Mutual Ltfa
Iosuranoo Company of New York, on first mort
gaga. in sums froia$l,0tt) op. For further in
formation apply to the undersigned.
HURXTUAL VY. BUITH.
Clearfield Pa., May 7th, IB- tf.
DIMMOIX'TION OP PARTNEHMIIIP.
Tbe co-partnership heretofore oxleling be
twoen Meaos A liayca, In tbt Drug business, at
Lu then burg, was diafolrtd by mutual consaot
on tte first day of May, 1S79. The books and
accounts aro left with H. G. Hayes for settlement
and collection. All persons knowing themselves
Indebted to the Aim will pleaite call and settle at
once and save costs. WM. A. MKAN.S,
K. U. 1IAYBS.
Luthenburg, May II, '79 .It
A Bank that Never Breaks.
Try My oul. .
Tbt order ilgned adopts this method of inform
ing tbe numerous consumers, that bio coal bank
it not a Winter arrangement only, but that il
will be operated in the Hummer as well ao Win
ter. I claim that I have tbe
Best Goal in the Market,
and will soil It for eash, or hi exchange for flour,
feed, groceries, etc Large eontraoti will be
made at a very small profit. For full particulars
oall on ma In person, residing la one or (Jraham's
upper bouses, or address mo through tha post
oflico. Orders loft nt tho poRtoffion will receive
prompt attention. THON. A. DUCKETT.
Clearfield, I'a., Jan. ft, la79-tf.
A NEW DEPARTURE
IV
L1ITIIE11SBURG.
Hereafter, goods will bo aoid for CASK
or In exchange for produce. No booka will be
kept In the future. All old accounts must ba
aettled. Thoea who cannot cash up, will please
band ovar their notes and
CLOSE THE RECORD.
I am determined to tell my goods nt cash
prleto, nnd at a discount far bolow that over
offered In thia violnity. The discount I allow my
customers, will make them rich In twenty years If
they follow my advice aod buy their goads from
me. I will pay oath for wheat, oata and clover
eeed. DAM Kb tlOODLANDEU.
" Lutharsburg, January 17, 1K77.
Lumber City
Normal Jcaieif.
The ninth aeaalon of the Lnmbar City Normal
Arailemy will open April 2Htb, 1870, and con
tinue aixUcu weekc, with a vacation.
TKACIIKRS.
C. C. Rinigh Principal.
Hill Maggie Mitchell AuiatanL
Mr. Kmigb, having taught here during the pact
year, ia already known. Miaa Mitchell iaagrad
uat. of th. State Normal School, at Indiana, Pa.,
and a lady of Doc accotnpli.bmcnta.
All bvenohce taught from tha alphabet ta th.
cia.alca.
CllAROES FOR TUB TERM.
(One fourth to bo paid on entering cchool.)
Primary cooraa w3 88
Iolcrtuftdiato course H. 8 00
Koglith eouroe , T 00
Kngllib courec, with Algebra H 8 00
Higher branohoa , 00
Thia achool haa produced come of tho beat
teaohera in the ooonty. It bar the beat ly.tem of
grade poiiiblc. It il conducted by experienced
teacherl.
Lumber City affordi excellent churchel; plenty
of good boarding at $1.00 per week ; beautiful
creuery ; opportuaitiei forkeallhful auulementi,
aad a lire linging lohool, conducted by l'rof.
bloom. For full Information call on or addreae
tha Principal, or F. C. DKI.L, President.
v. i.. rKitiii niiA, bc.
D. A. FKTZER.
Lumber City, I'a., Mar. 11, 1870-t.
Ifpt'H
larsapanlia
Im n t'oiiiimnntl
nf tlm virtue nf aRnuipnrilla,
atillinutii. iiiniiilrnkt., vfllow dcK-k, with tl.es
K'k, Wltll I
IinIkIc i.i imiUixIi anil iron, ull iMiworml tilnou
licikili'. lilOKl-rloatlailig, Him lifo-cimtniiiing
nlciiii-iiti. It ia tli.v juirvHt, anfoat, ami tn
cvry wuy tlm iniial rtTi--tiial alterntlvB uirilU
cine hiion'ii or nvnilclilc t-i Ilia puttlir. The
BM-it-ii.-.:-. of MiiUViue nml rhctiiiitry have
in-viT imnliH-i'it co viiliuiltlo a ri'iiinly, nor
linn mi i poU'lit tn run' nil iliaiwaoa ri'Mtlltins
from liiiiMtr tiimirl. It i-iinia Hrrofula, anil
nil M-rulultiitH illacaM.,a, t-jryalpdna, llocp,
or St. Anthoiiy'N Klro, I'lmplra nnil
r'li.'i'-Ki'iilr., ritctitleK, Itlotrlioa, Ilolla,
Tiiiiioi-h. Tultcr, lliiiiiora, Htilt Itlietnii,
H-iiIiI-Iioii1, ItiitKWoriti, rirrra. Horea,
Itlii-miKillsni,' .tlirrlirliil DiariMo. Nu
rululii. l-'iniuti' Weiikiir-aaea mid lrrig;il
lnrill"i, .Iniiilillri., Aftri-tiiilia of Hie
I.lvi-r. lMirpslit, p:inncliitlon, auil
UtniTiil D.l.ililj.
Ily IM .fiinliliiff ntil 'rniiHltin nllnlltloa
It pill:;,-, out tiio foil) corruption wlltcll
rolitiiMiinnto' llio lilooil. nii.l iuni- ilt-rnnKtv
mi'iil i.n.l .l.-i-nv- It Ktiirmlutca nnil .inllvi-na
tlw ital ffiiirtiona. It protuoti-a iinrrvy anil
ativti:;tli. It ri'Mforr.. nml priv.frvpc Iii-hIiIi.
It fnfiHi'M now HTo nn.l viirtir thriuieliotit the
v. hole a-Hlm. No auffornr from any tllef-a
wliii'ti iiriaca (rom impiirilyof tha lilootl ncd
il-Mj,:itr, n lio will give A vr.lt'a KAltaArARlLi.A
a l:ilr trial. Hi-tiipiiilMr, tlm earlier tlie
tri:tl, tho MiM.-eilior tlio cure. . .
lie ri'i-ipc hrw linen fiimlxhod to pliyxli-inna
oviirvwiu..nii anil tlioy, rei-ogniring Itaanpe
rior iiialltica, luiiniMter it in Uicir practicfl.
For nearly fnrty yearn Atrb'i SAMArA
Bil.l.A lnu liecn wiilely iummI. and It now pna
BPanea tlie ronflilnnce of inilliona of peopla
vrlio have exncfinnreil licDOfltl from lt mar
volloua curativa virtuci.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co.,
I'raotlcnl and Analytical Cheantita,
Lowall, Mail.
COLO BT ALL DRV.OICTC BTtBTWnaa.
W. J.-lIOFF131t,
ROOM M). TUHt.E Ol'KBA HOimK,
Clearfield, Pa.,
DKAtKK IU-
DltY GOODS,
' Motions
l
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES.
QlEESWAREl HARDWARE,
TIM WARS,
CarpetH. Oil ClotliN,
WALL PAPER,
LEATHER, FISH, Eto.,
WhU, win U m) aiakckiila r ntall.
WlLa. 1AKB COtl "TBI . PRKDUtB
in ExciiANtiK pon cvMtim
' ' ' AT MABkKT PRICES. ;
' Clrarlcld, Pa., Dt. IS, WTOJ-tf.
IKUrrllaursus.
PIANOS and ORG AITS I
Tho Liargest and Cheapest Houso in
Pennsylvania!
Having lately ucceptcd tho General Agency for Central Penn
sylvania (in addition to our old territory), with headquarters and
large store' "room "'til UJ iii vefitli Avenue, Altoone.; l'nn: in
charge of Mr. George W. Good, and being desirous of extending
our already immense sales of the most culubruted Pianos and Or
gans, we will exhibit for one weck.'cpmmcucing on
JflOXDlY, JIA'Y 120tli,
a fine selection of Pianos -and ' Organs in CLEABFIELD, at
PIE'S OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
on Market street, where we invite tho public to call and examine
our goods. We sell no goods that we cannot fully warrant, and being
the largest dealers in the State, our prices are tho lowest. Our
house was established in 1831, in Pittsburg, where we still con
tinue at No. 79 Fifth Avenue.
1ST1UMETS SOLD OX SMALL MOMHLY PAYUEm
Satisfaction guaranteed
price lists.
PIANOS.
HAINES BROTHERS,
WEBER,
NEWTON & CO." ,
Send
GEQRGE W. GOOD,
1404 Eleventh Avenue, ALTOONA, PA.
MELLOR & HENRICKS,
79 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Penn'a.
May 21, 3m.
Look to your Interests
IN BUYING YOUR
Having just nsttirned from tho Kaat, whera we have been making our
Spring purcliasoi, wo tuko tliii opportunity of thanking oor customera for
their liberal patronage in tbo past, and beg to assure thorn wo will do all wo
can to mnko it their interest to continue the samo,
Oar atoro ia literally crammed with goods just from tho manufacturers, by
all odds the largest and bent auleclud stock ever bronght to tbig county at
nny ono tinio by ono firm. Over fifty different patterns and yarietioa of
CARPETS, .
ranging in priea from 20 cents to II per yard. Wo will aoll Carpets as
cheap as the samo quality can bo bought in Philadelphia or New York,
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Trimmings, Laces and Fringes,
In tho latent stylos. Sheetings, Shirtinga and CaKsimeres, together witb
BOYS' WEAR in all gradea of gooda. Our LADIES' AND CHILDREN'S'
STOCKINGS aro just tho prettiest and best you over law. A lull lino of
TRIMMED HATS,
always on band, trimmed up by Miss Matlie Robn, of Philadelphia, who
will givo ladiea wishing Hats trimmed to order, her best endoivors to
please. Call and see us before buying elsewhere.
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building, - .'- - - Market Street,
CLEARFIELD, PA.
t .. . l Ml J .
-Scud for IUafttratcd Circular and Triea. XiUernl Terms to the Trade.
Don't buy until you have seen the lightest running machine in
the World, the Ever Reliable "VICTOR."
VICTOR SEWING MACHINE COMPANY,
MIUIU.10WN, CfJMMw U4 Ho 19 ftntl 101 Vf bflMh AtojCmm, CUIVAOo, 1U
GUINZBURG'S
ONE I'll I ci :
CJXj.O'QC-XXXXVG- SI-03Ft33,
TO THE CITIZENS OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY:
Wo give a hearty and cordial invllation to coma and examine onr now
Spring stock ct
Cents' & Boys' Clothing.
Wo hav selected for the Spring
carefully mado and stylish gooda it la possible to procure, and hate
marked erory aarment at tho lowest possible prioea.
We know that our gooda are of tbo highest char
acter, and we believe inspection and comparison will prove
that the prioea aro much lower than they have been heretofore.
Tako particular notice, our Spring
L. GUINZBURG,
Western Hotel Corner,
AprU , l7i.
, . ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties
CarwaacviHa, IV Jaa. I, fl-lf.
JAME8 H. TURNER,
i JUSTICE OF THI MACi,
Vtallaratcn, Pa..
fmy-Mt ana araaacW klmcclf with all Ukc
neecenry llaaa forvac BBd.r 18a Peaclna and
fiaaatji kaa, a well aa bleak Decile, tc All
legel anatterc eatraatc4 I hil care will receive
pma.pl altealica. Ua; Ith, 1878-tf.
Marble Ynr4.
TOMBSTONES, MONUMEHTS,
I ftili fur ttmtttru) t.ol:
' A KI at A "1.1 TAKO Can at J. F1.A
UARTV'S Marhl. Warfee. Ohal warh tn4 raw
arta. plraatlv atiaaeiv tha Lelb.raa Ca.rvh,
Yblr4 itravt. Cl..rt.ld, Pc., March 17, llX-lf
DliurrlUiMM.
lor illustrated catalogues and
ORGANS.
PALACE,
STERLING,
MASON & HAMLIN.
SIMPtlCITYl QUPERIDRITT nf
1MPL1FIED 9 WAINIAINEU.
Improvements September, 1878'
BtTjna lfrd for lh SiBatiA ot fr.
pViraMlT , now otot io lb Woeltt
KTtn SSTEUb
Important Improvements.
Kotwithatanding tko VICTOR hj long bn
tho peer of ny machine in tbs m&rket ft (act
tipportcd by a boat of Toluntwr witnawn W4
now coufldentljr claim fur it grt?r
aimplicity, r voD(lf?rful rwiaclion of
fr'ctiou, aud altogether Hart Cbm
bination o Dtsiralle Qualities. For ml
by UerclumU and otlieri.
loanon a magnifioetit stock of tho moil
stock ia all new. Plraso give a call.
- - Clearfield, Pa.
DR. H. F. BEAM.
CUaONIC DISRA8I
PHYSICIAN,
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