Clearfield Republican. (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, June 11, 1879, Image 3

Newspaper Page TextTHE REPUBLICAN. CLEARFIELD, PA. WXDNESDAY MORNINQ, JVNI 11, 1179. Terms of Subscription. If Mid ! tHvincw.or with la Urat otht,..l M f ntii iftcr Ihrat d bfor ill tt-rnln... I b fidifurtbiMpirttioiof ii Boi.hu... I W r-Mn. S. M. Pitt ill A Ou.( Rwt oipir Advrliilof AfU. IT Prk Row, onr fitkw Strwt, r ur a-Ujr aibor.Md Afnts Nw York City. RULIC-'lOtJI NOTICE. Hrlbwllvt Eplieupal Church Rtr. J. R. Mi-MriRJV, Hait'ir. K.rTlctl wry Babbit h i'oJA.M., ud T P.M. M'Ulh Hnhfiol At 9 A. M. riy Mting Trj WednMtUjr, at 74 P. M. Coramunloi Bcrrta, Int Sabbath f rwy .oDth.at lei A. M. We it Clearfield M. E. thurrh. .Rr. VT. PniTT Wilbok, Pkitor. Praacbioff tary ItcraaM Sunday, at o'aloflk, P. M. Sub day gohool it 3ft, P. M. All ar lBTft4 to aUDJ. fretbylerlai Church Riv. H. 8. Boixbi. -Sibbntb icrTieti morning and arming Hah. bttb School at I P. M. Prayar Mealing Weana- jy ruing. napllit Church. Ra. J. A. Aldid, Pan. tor. Serrioti arerj Babhalh morning and oratilng, ItcrDtlioiC, at luft o'clock A. U., and 7ft P. M. fiihhitb School at I P.M. Prayar Maotibf trtrj WeOaMday eriaing. HI. Krauc ! Church Catholic Rt. p. J, 8hrria. Preaflbiog at 10ft o'clock, A. N., on th flnt, third and fourth Sondayi of eaeh aiontb; Vcipeu and Ben diet ion of the BlosMd Baoramant M 1 o'clock, P. M. Sunday Hohoal aviry Sunday iftcraooa at I t'olook. OFFICIAL DIRECTORY. tmi or lOLDiua QtriRTia iiuioii oo oar, ftaand Moiday of January. Third Monday of March. Pint Monday af J una. Fourth Monday of Saptember. rim or aotniaa cohmoi fliab. First Monday of Jnna. Seoood Monday of NoTombar, rvtuo orricaae. Prttidtnt Jndg-Hon. Charlaa A. Mayer, of Look IUtsb . iltttoaal Lmw Judy Hon. John H. Orrlf, of Bellefoata. dweeiafe Jdg Abram Ogdan, Clearfield Vincent B. Holt, Clearfield. . Prtkotary Kli Bloom. Rfitur and Rttwdwh. J. Morgan. District AtlontyVim. If, MoUallongfc. TVtatarw Philip DotU. JA-jr. Andrew Ptnti, Jr. lUputu 8krif Cbriit. J. K-kjtt, Clearfield. County ry or Sam atl P. McCloikey.. Cur fftDirllla. Oounty OommitrioMC, W. Kyler, Ortham ton P. 0-; Blab Johmton, Grampian Hill. P. 0.; Juhn Norrii, Sr., CttrweniYllle. Count Auditor William V. Wright, Clear acid ; Joseph Utllil-nd, Tbraa Runif J. S. Nor rir, Woodland. County Coroaer J. B. Noff, New Washington. Jury Committionir Dr. Jamea P. Borchfleld, CUtrned, Joieph Alexander, Madera, SupirinfutUnt Public Schtfoh M. I. Mo Qaown, Cleerfleld. Sealtr of WtitfKlt d Hntnrf Jente W . Cart ile, offlne at Lutheraburg Pa. Solaris Pub lit John W. Wrigley, Wa. Ra debeQ;h, Cyrm Gordon, Clearfield; Joseph R. Irwin, N. E. Arnold, CarweDiTille j J. A. Living itone, Unlloii City. Our tyxcinf eolamn ll decidedly lotereitlDg in t lueel point of view, and profltablo reading to outiidere who want to eara money. YEK, OF COURSE 1 "Will you take wheat, oati or eora for iub. Krlption t" Wa ire often Inquired of In thia way by Utter from pltrone who reeide at a diitaooe from CIcerCoM. We gin aey yae. The raoelptt ef a rerpomible merchant or mill owner to the ricinity, nil I aniuer na Jat ai well ai the eaefa. To Mlluitnte: If any of oar patrom will dellrer u bng of grain at the mill of Joeeph H. Bretb, la Cheit township, Horace Patch io, in Barnelde, Thomti H. Foreay, In Qrabam, Wm. Porter or Phew', In Lawrenoe, or Brown A Seyler'e, at Rock ton, Union townehlp, nnd forward their receipt! for the amount, we will oredlt them on their account for the lame. In tbli way all may toon pay what they owe, If they will purtae tbU eoarae. tf. Tho Auditors' report of the School fund of Beoceria lownihip appear! In tbli paper " A Disquisition on Fish and Fishor men," on the flnt page of tbli paper, read well. The postoffice in the place to go if yon want a piano or an organ. m - - Judge Foley and wile returned home on Friday evening rrom a plea lent rlilt to Qattyi burg. a Thin place wds visited by heavy froiti on Saturday end Sabbath morn log, but Ibe damage done wai light. . imm m Tbe Commencement exercise of the Mountain Seminary at Birmingham, will be held tbli (Wednesday) evening, June 11th. . - The Fourth of July Committee in- fotml tbtX UoTiraot Curti. will b. lb. irnid OB th.t Uj, ind will ldrN th. .opl The following Clearfield county bum In'tb. 6.pr.m. Coort hT. bm wDtl.awl : Artban ti Kln( Full.r i D.Boli Bller, Yoaog A Co. - M Col. W. T. Alexander, of Clarion ie HI loJoMtl.g ! ClMrft.ld, b.Ti&c bMO ..IM bin bj Ibt Mfl.ui Hl.i of bii liit.r, Mn. J.nu B.Qrab.a. The Executive Committee of the Airtoultaral 8MI.I; kit wxk 0.1obr Tib, lib, lb nl ltlb, lltt, lb. d.lM for koldlni th. .! V.lr at Clmrll.ld. Hailing bas boon put op each aide of lb. Optra IlolN Half.. Alto a llid. platfora bti bwi pnild for noTtaf Iraahi aad kMr; biggng. ap aad d.wa. A ititt lBpnTMi..t. The Coutty CommiMioncri will bo la amioa lor atv.r.l d. oa aad .ft.r ftloadajr Jui. I6ib. Pku batini a.j baiiaru I. traaiaol wltb lb. Board oaa bin li.aomairaod.Ud. S. S. Butters if about opening a jr.ro- utj aad prof liloa itor. la lb. room lit. u.l.d bf Mauri. lloQa.b.J A gbown-i, oa gHo.d Mt, appoilu tb. widoao. f .l Oortraor Bif l.r. "Billy" Horn, of tbe Hrookille J..rnnn, wa. fl.ltlag la ClwJ.ld Uit wik, aad w.l faf.r.blj Inprauwl with tb. awatiral .ppaaraaM of ar tawa wbloh H .1 pr.ra.1 r.p rt.at.. H. rataraad bora, oa Saturday. Capt. P. A. Gaulin baa accepted the aeaoj frota Mr. lUo. W. flood (or lb. i.U of Pluo. .ad OrgiM la tbli Tklaltr. H. will bnp a Tar III J of iril-.UH laitrat...ti aoaitaaUj m bind at tb. PottotlM halldla. C.ll lijm. IciCriam ahdStra whirries. The hdr . af lb. Clwrldd M. I. ao.(r.fa- lloa will l.dalf. la lea mtm aad Hrawbrrrlai at tb. ra.ld.aa.af Dr. B07W thli (T.wdaj) .anl.f , Jan. ltlb. Wb.mrw will mf aid par lab, of tblf d.llcloa. dub. The Auditora' report of the Sohool, Hoad aad Poar aaxMau af Lawiaaaa aawaiblp ii p.bllib K tbli b.aa tt tb. Ririaucaa 1 ataa, tb. i.a.il .tauaMBl af la. laaaalal .oaaltiM af b. l.rmM I.d.Mnd.at Sobool DUttrUt. 1M tbon lat.raild l.k. miIm. . i a - The old pavoment In lront of W. M 8baw'. pKip.rlj, oa Pint atra.1, b boaa ra pluad by a a. aaa af anal W aak plaalt lloa. W. A. W Jlao. baa lit. atarlal a th. Itmad f.r a lailar toprawamt alaag ha propcrlj ob SaaoBd itraak. A aocond term of aix weeki ol the N.w Waahiaaloa Nora.l lBllH.awillaMaa.aM a Voadat. Jal ltlb. Tla laran aa4 athar la f.ra.li.a m laaMartaiaad bj raafllBf ah. bumhi MMwhan hi tba hawa af tk.rUrta- ur.a. Pnatmaatnr (lanlln received 110,000 worth of "B.bt B.adi" at Boaa am TaaadaJ af bit wah aad dlipaaMl af Ib.a all by 4 a' Ib.l day. Aay aaa wllbiaa U praam par ant. MrtliaalM will wrw hal. a fa aaaa pUM Im, m Caarl.ld bil aae laraafh with bar hira. MiminaL fimviBTloH. A Musical Canatlaa will ha kaM la Araotd'i BrJI, Oaf- WMoilla, Maaaaal.f aa Haaday, Jaae Wla, ad MaliaalBi foar MBMaallra d.yi.alMtaf aa Tbanday arMlaf, Jaly M, with afraadaaaMri, Praf. 0. 0. UoDaaald. Priaolpal af lha Btraa MuImJ laiUtala,a( Baraalaa, Pa,wiU aaaawa IbxaaralMa. Carta at awaharahlpaar a ha af aay af laa,Caaulta. af AnaafMaatta ft. . Brila.td. P. K. laraahla aad A. I. Pataa-at tl fat adalu I M Mala at ahlldraa. Baoki wtB tx faralihMl dailag lha Ocmraatlaa Iraa af barga. Th. OarwnirlU. Baad wll MrM with lb. hnrlar choraan aad lha raattat if wark. Pt KXSUTAWllEY'l BIAZK. Nearly Three Bqaar. af the Bualneaa Par Iwa el Uie Towa Burned up. Loss, 180,000 Inaurance, $28,000. Walah. lha followlagfroatha Spirit, .(ih. Ith lattaat. Tba editor aayn "Th. aoit dliaitroa. Ira that ..or rliitod thli Tlllaga, teearr.d oa Taaiday .lurBoaa Lit A boat half put aa. o'.loek, laioba wa. diioararad lualag froa lb. third itory af th. lit. Kla. Houl, ao-aw af Ma hoalag itrwt aad th. Pobll. 8qa.n. Th. .lara wai glT.a aad a larg. rma af aaa aad woa.a w.ra mm tl lU .pot. II wa. aridaat froa lb. hfgloalag tb.l aay .fort to un th. balldlag would h. bmIih, 10 all w.at lo work to un lb. foraliar. aad IxturMa'a th. Int aad Maud ilorlu, aoit af wbleh wu t1, but la a damiged Madllloa. Th. bulldlog wu a larg. Ibrra dory fnin. balldlag, 00. haadrid aad tea h. front oa if.boaing ilrMl, .ad alarly oa tb. Paella tfqaara.la (Iom proilully to wbleh Hood lb. hug. atabl. oa. buodr.d aad Ifly rt la laaglh by ferly la width, and wb.u Igoltid honi ed with nu.rkalil. rapidity. A dMp.rate iffurt wai sad. to uie Zeliler Utll, aa tbe oppoilu aoru.r, wbloh wai alio . ham. building, but f.t. wu.g.iDtt II aad II wu .Undone! loth. t.au. Tb. k.U ef lb. Tirioui ahuroh.. w.r. ra.g (hortly after the alarra wu railed, .ad by tb. Ua. tb. ball looh Ire .iilitaae. bagaa I. arrlv. froa lb. lurto.ndlng eoualry. Tbe foroe wu sow divided lute Ire nparate irawi oa. I.hlag Ih. aorih aad .aotb.r tb. loulh aid. of wut Ma boalug HrMt, abil. tb. remaining thre. it.llon.d th.uii.lt m al lb. aonb,aoulh ud wit of Ih. rapidly rprMdlBg lira... Ou lb. aoulh tb. Luthtrau panouig. Joiuad lb. .bed of Ih. 8L Elao itablu, aod wu aooa la QaaiM, but by b.rul. w.ik oa tb. part of tbe workmea, tbe dwelling b. longing to Joha P. Ilrun wu i.t.d, although but Iwenly ! fMt Inl.tT.neJ betwuB tbe two Luildiogi, both af wbleh wore fr.ua Tb. awurM f tba Are we. tbue .boohed la tbil dinetlon. Adjoining the St. h'lmo oa the wut wu Ibe .Bm of Jobs T. Bell.wbl.b wualio oouiuuiad, Tb. brink building of th. (Jr.! Mtat. uroa th. .Ily wu arwl by puttlag wet o.rp.u .ad lalt oa tb. roof and eeraio. Wbea lb. Z.it l.r buildlag .a tbe oppo.it. ild. of tb. eUaet wu .ti.odoaed It aei bmI.ii to wut. lia. by trying to l.r. lb. ihop .nd r.ild.ao. of Jicob Zeitler, acd us the tialy .Mm of prereBtiag tbe Are froa raaebiag tbe laug row oa tbe aorth lido of ale. booing .tret, It wu dMided' to U.r dowa tb. fflaU fr.a eortag. heloagieg to Ih. utat. of Tool. L. Mitobell. Wbea Ihii wu eoeoapliibed it left a gap .r perbepl Mrenty-fire fMt hetwMB th. buraiag building, aad th. houu of Joha LeBMndorfar, aad by the liberal bm ef water aod eerpeta eo.k.d wltb lalt water In progreii wu .hMked la tbi. diraetioa. Th. fruu. building oa aorth J.ff.rua itrMt, eaeupi.d by J.i. W. Wiliaa u a reiliur.nl, an J th. Wuhlngloa IIoum, oa th. .ppoilt. eoraer, eaught Are almett lutultao.oualy, tb. flaa.1 apraadiag over Ibe buildlag with the r.pidily of llgbtolag. A amall fraae balldlag uMd by Jaeob Uawku a botcher abop, wu d.aoliihed aod by lha Boat remarka ble axertlonl lb. hooM of Joba McQuoero wu rueued froa tbe Ire flood, although Mv.ral tlm.i oa Ire. Tbe Wuhingtoo Houm wu aow b.log rapidly dr.or.d iy Ih. fl.m. and tb. attaotloa af .lloaot.r.d OB th. brick ator build ing of 1.8. Roeonberger, wber. owing to Ih. Br. w.ll. .od tia roof, It wu thought tb. Dr. oould b. got andw motrol. Wet e.rp.ta aod a goodly auppty of ialt wu placed oa the roof aad a lloa formed to tbe pump below. Tbia worked admir ably fur a time, but wboo the pl.t. gl.ia froot gave way, tbe engry flame, from the lailde leahed wildly .bout tb. wwt eurBer uf tbe bonee, wbleh bed alr..dy caught flr.. It aMmed to be tiopoeeibl. to i.v. tb. buildlag, aad to Meur. Bdditioaal protaotioa to the hoildiaga ebor., th. roof aad all othor oumbuatibl. m.torl.l wu r. aov.d from th. brink dwelling of Wa. F. Camp bell, which .djoioc Rm' tbra. from, bailjlaga, wb.r. It wu thought it might b. obMhed, abould tbe effort at Ru.uberg.r'. pror. UBauM.nfol( But tbank Uod ! th. I.bors w.r. crownod with auMUa williog baada aod hrar. h.art. workml almoat witbia roach of Ibe flamM aod mob Ih. flr. wu uader control. During th. kurniag of tb. twohot.la .ad .lt t.r Hall, tb. inn wu iadMd a torrlbl. 00., aad wh.B tb. flr. rnoh.d tb. Mll.r of tbe St. Klao where a lerge Qoaotity of liquor wu atortd, it .xplod.d with a bury found, tbe wild fl.m.a ihootiog two hasdrod fMt high amid th. d.BM bl.ok aaoka. Tbe public aquare, itrMtc aad every vaeaat lot la th. riilalty wu 111.4 with furaitara, bed ding, .nd .vay MBMlrable kind of koBMhold good, aad aerchaadiM. Tbe roof, of aU the buildlag. oa tb. aorth..at Mro.r of th. aquar. w.r. Mr.rMl with aalt nod h.pt vw to pr.VBBt thea froa catcbiog Are from the buraiag oladera which were filling la v.ry dirMlioa. Aa mob .a tb. Are wu aader cootrol partlM MBBtawd Boeing th.ir parMeal .ffMla into aum. eoovea ieat abetter bbIII mbc arraageaaBta Mold b. a.d. for p.raaa.01 aboda, Mcupyiog tbe acboul building, cbarohea, Ac. Yerterdey aoiaiog the horned diatrlet preiented a very gloomy upect, Botblag remaining of what wu a faw daya .go tb. haadMrnaat part of towa, but bMpa of amok log dabrla. Tbe largoet lodividaal lou ll that of 0. W. ZoiUer, wboMloalexoMdi flfteea thouauad dollul. 111a wu a larg. well built fraae, two aad a half atorlei high, t0i7t root It wu talahed la 171 and Mat Mr. Zeliler la tbe a.lgbborhoed of fourteea thoaaand dollar.. Th. aMOBd floor MBlalaed a flae towa hall, SOiBO f..t, aupplied with flue eoeaery aad elage liturea. Tbla la a total lou than eelag so laaurtau. Too orlgla ef the flr. I. aakaowa. aad w. pr.- nr to wait apos a.v.lopa.Btj rathar thaa v en tire aa oplaloa a. to the probable uoae. Th. fcllealng la a Hat f th. lorna, logathar Ith Ih. amoaat. af laaaraaoo, 11 aoar aa wu pMBlble to BMertais thaa y.it.rday .flora oon t Oh. W. EellUr, hulldluga, 11,000 ; .lock, $2,000. No laaaraaea. 0. H. riaoar, Ol. lia. 1101.1, Baiiaiuge, ee.vvw ; furniture and etMk, 18,000. iBaaraaea. about fliO.MO. Prod. Iluam.1, Wuhlogvua Houm building, $3,000. No laaarenee. I 8. KcMuberger, bulldlaga, $S,100 .took, 18,10.. laearaaM, $7,000. jMob Z.itl.r, b.ildlng, itoek aad furoitana, $0,600. iB.areuoe, $4,0u0. I,. Kat.rMn., proprietor 01 toe nuoiDgion Rouae. lore ef etook eod dea.g. to furaitur. ead fiitorei, $700. NoiBeuraaoe. MitebeU heir., dwellioga S70f. IneureuM, $1M. , Lutntran p.rinag ai,auv. n.ur.ua., J.bB T. Ball, olliae, $.t0. No i.mrinna Ura. M. A. Rmo, d.mag. I. building, f.r.itur. and Block, $700. PertUlly l.rored. Wm. P. Campbell, dsmig. I. koaM .ad furnl ture. $1.0. No Iniuranoe. Mibooing Baok, d.m.g. t. furnllur. end 1 turei, $100. No Iniuraao.. Dr. J0l.p. PULiae, uimign w wniiuid. u MBt.Bta, $l,J00. Iniured. Jeupb w. Wilioo, dimaga to gooea, biio. no iBiuraaoe. .mud Brliaan, uemeg. w nutni. ucie, WIIH. No iBauraaoe. Href date, damage to boaM aad M.toala, 175 . Iaaored. . Jnba Meguowo, aamago ie unuu .. ooaie.i., $100. no laaurauM. Jic.b H.wa, anop, w ,.... Job. l,eaa.ndorfer, damig. to boaM .ad coa- linta, $100. Iaearad. Joha P. Draa, deaige 10 aoure, eo. no id- Mraou. Miggli Little, d.m.ga to good! .ad houlebold (Mia, ! Partially lUBiad. Rev. Bogelder, dimige to hoauhold geoda, $l. Parllilly lae.red. Chriati.a Millar, daaiga to heaMbold effect., $11. No I.ewreoM. Peter Helrteb, damage to furallare aad heuao hold geeda, $74. No iaaaraaM. Wa. M. Palraaa, lew baeba, aetea, .M ii tBrM, $300 . Ne laaareBM. Dr. Allleoa, cbm iilaree, ae, oa. no - la behalf ef tba eUlaew at PaaxinUwa we retnra their ttuak to th a-aowle ef th farronnl lag eouBtry far th valuable aailitaaaa rendered t th hear af need. MIJIMAH POM THE FOURTH t The mom bar af the Cliieeni' Park AneeUtloa will toM their flnt annual Summer meetlag at tb Cltiaea' Park, Clearfield, Pa., July a, W. We publieh the pregraaiM ai follow . JULT4TH! JULY 4TH ! ! JULT4TUII1 Thre trat Ihli day, to beg I a at I SI A. M. Tbe follow log an the olawe i Pare. 7. For hone Iva yean aid r uadef, iMilga for itaki). 10:.1 A. M. Mil Seats, beet twe In three. Five eatrieeer mora, eloM Jaae M, 1179. Forty dollan to in bote, $19 to Id, aad lift to Id. Pan, 9 IN. Per bene ewaed la th atty If, (marl hava hoes la eouoty M day arlor to dav af race). Bill heat, heat Iwa M mne. Five eotrle AU eatrles to ha made by 9:M A. M. day ef nee. Fifty WlUn to I at hone, $! to Id, II to Id, aad $19 to dib. Puraa, 9IT. Fro far all, mil boat, beat Urea Is Iva, MaU ha Iva at aaff astito. l.ile to el b Jsaa M, 1979. Owe hssdred llan to flnt twraa, 99 to td, aad $ to Id. All P. M. th Olee Clab will aiag several MlMtto). sad si 1:49, ttev. Cants will addren ta aaeeaibly. Tha hvswn will be bn stteadas all day Mlag frem 1 a'cUek, toaamtlawaall anraos. A araad 41astaf af Are warht a Ua eve. eg. Oeeae aad aeioy the day. A deals ilea to all. I Thar will be as aahlhklos ai Heat Ion Ket tecky bnd bene (Nat 1h itsfcle of Mr, Braek way. lH- Gaulin will deliver von a niano or an argaa chMper thaa you ou bay thus la th. oily. Another. Milton U. Brown, of this boruugb, Iin iBtluatad to ai, In the ihapa of a depoeit olnf ll.iw that he will be a oandldate for Sheriff at the approaching Primary Election, ubjaet to Deniooratlo rnlai ta luakt oatM Made and provided. 1 1 j gayg.1 1 How Hi Dom It. A certain uhvii- elan la thii oounty hai aoquirad n notoriety for earing all bllioui and nervosa dUorder. and It hae bean aaoeruined that h doai It with Dr. Fenner't Dlocd and Liver Hemady and Karve Toole, which he buyi at wboleiile and putt up In other bolilci. He uiei bit Cough iluney la all Conghi. for rale by llartiwiok A Irvia, Clearfield, Fa. Tin First Kun. The Groat Oil Pipe Line from tbe Uradford region to William port aaa oob pitted on tbe 3d of June, and the oil began to Bon Into tbe huge tanka atWilliami port on the evening of. the 4th. The eitlieni ef that city are wonderfully elated over tbil new en terprlae, and begin to feel ai though they oould pay tbe intareet oa their municipal iodebtednen. A PaoPEtt Quehtion. A correspon dent in quirt i thuely i "What will you oharge ma for announcing my name for Sheriff, nod print me 11,001 tlukeli for Ibe primary election fH Twelve dullars and and flfty ceuti ($11. At)). Aod we may ai well aay It now aa hereafter for Dii trlet Attorney leven dollar! nnd flfty (IT.ftO) for Jury Comm.i.loner flt dollar! (fi). Oather up your aaih aod be ready with It about the middle of Augual. However, "flrit come flrtt ear red." School Appropriation. If our School Board w labet to oome la ahead for tbe State appropriation tbe proper way ! to make tbe an nual report to ibe County Superintendent Imme diately. Draft! for State appropriation are lamed to eohoot dlairtets In tbe order In which tbelr an nual repurta and eertllcatea are received at the icheol department. That If, tbe eohoot diatrlet lending the fret correct report to the .noo) de partment will receive the flrit appropriation paid. School officer! who do not have b tanka for mak ing thli yearly report, ahould notify the Oounty Superintendent at ooce. It in Kdluat.gk. An Altooca boy, about It yean aid, "cribbed" two down flae tomato plmti one day I ait week and made it a point to vii it about a douo private officii, where he told. thorn, and agreed to deliver them, charg ing from fifteen to thirty oeotf for the lot. Tbe next day about ten pen on a were hunting the boy and plant. Among thoae awindled were two olergymea, who are now endeavoring to diaeover the boy and aacerteln what Sunday Sohool olaai bo betonga to. ' Than ii no uie In oeaauriog .he buy. Con nc" bob, Bank officer , Legiilatort and oihera bava been imitating tbe boy for yean, and thli freak of the lad Ja ooly tbe reault of education, Tbat'a all. It wai a eaah tr an tac tion, with n leuon attached. Court Prockedings. According to adjournment, a apeoial Court eoavaned at 11. M. on Tburaday, Jnoe S(h, with Jndge Orvla, Ogden and Holt, on the IteDcb. ine lollvwlng ii a brief of the proceeding: C0MM0H fLBAI. A. Penti.'Jr., acknowledged hit deedi for tbe reipeotiv propertiei lold by him oa May 9th, 1679. 0. II. Weit vi. Jine A. Weat, No. 309 January Term, 187'., iuo. far divorce. On motion ef Mur ray A Gordon, F. tf. H err la, Bq., waa appointed Commlniouer t take and report teatlmony, Ao. OaPBAHl' OOtlUT. P. O. llarria waa, on motion of Murray A Gor don, attorney! for A dm I nil tret or, appointed audi tor to diatribute the money! In tbe banda of A. C. Tate, Krq t Administrator of Bamutl Powell. deoeaaed. Court adjourned until July let; 1879. - " aa Dead. William Woods Brisbm, one of tb boat printera In the State, died at bla home In Oaoeola, on Monday, June Id. We glean from the Boutidale iVeie th following particu lar! about hia demiae : "Mr. Brlabln waa born at Alexandria, Huntingdon oounty, February ii, "24, and died June 3d, 1879. In 1873 be auffered much from a aevar attack of paralyala, ainoe wbloh time hia eyeaigbt ha been gradually be coming weaker, uatil in Deoamber laat he became totally blind. The Hoond paralyitl itroke took place about tbe middle of laat month, and lha third molted la hia death at -tbe time itated above. Tbe remain! were taken to Alexandria on tb tb InaL. under the eaoort of the Oaoeola Maioale Lodge, af which Mr. Brlabta wm aa old and honored member. Tbui ha paaiid from na on whom do w not think bad a alngl enemy, and whoae upright life and character wa known and acknowledged wherever hia name wa mentioned." Mail Liitinob. The Postmaster Genenl Is now soliciting propoaala for carry l of tbenalli from October let, 1879, to June 80th- 1881, on rontea No. 8839, No. 8840 and No. 8144, is which theoitiieni of Clearfield county an in- ten i ted. Propoaala will be noelved at tbe De partment, Waahlngton, V. C, until 8 o'clock P. M- on Thursday, July 10th. The aohedule of seme on eaoh rout will b found below, to wit : 839. From Punxsutawney, by Bell's Mills aad Big Rua, to Reynolds villa, 17 mile and back, thre limes fl week. Leave Punxsutawney Tues day, Thursday and Saturday, at A o'oloek A. M ; arrive at Keynoldsville by 12 M. Leave Reyaoldi avklle Tuesday, Thuraday and Saturday, at 1 P. M.j arrive at Punxsutawney by 7 P. M. Bond re tired with bid, 90v. 8849. From Trontville to Lut hen burg, 4 mil end baok, three time! s ween. Leave Xroutrille Tuesday, Tbureday and Saturday, at 11 A- hi.; arrive at Latbersbarg by 11 M. Leave Latben barg Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at 1 P. M.; arrive at Troatville by 3 P. M. B nd required with bid, !, 8844. From Jeffrie! to Hon tad ale, I milei and back, twice a week. . Leave Jeffrie! Tuesday aad Saturday, at T A. M arrive at Houttdale by 8:39 A. M. Leave Houttdale Tueaday and Sat urday, at I P. M.; arrive at Jeffrie by 1:39 P. M. Bond require wnn eio, 9tuu. I aewaaaBaBalo Jot and Sadness. The editor of the Reyuoldavill Htrmtd, In speaking of tbe marriage of oar slaee, nates it in thli way WIN8L0W OOODLANDKR. On Thnraday, May 19th, 1879, at tba reel dene of tbe bride's parents, to LutheVsburg, Pa., by Rev. Joha T. Uladhill, Mr. Henry . Winslow, of Penleld, and Mill Laura J. Uoodlander.of Lotbenburg. Tbe hymenlal enmonlB which mad tbia baadaeme young eooplo on wan performed in the preeenoe of ever a huadnd Invited relet I fee and friend! balling from Clearfield, Pen field, Revnoldiville and Panxaetawney. Tbe high contracting parti wore the qelnUawnee of love- llaeii, and at 11 o'clock A. M., " Two leula with but a lngle thought, . Two hearta tbat beat a one," received lb congratulations of their many frlendi, and, after partaking of a inmptuoui repeat, the bridal party wan driven to DuBoia, when they took the train, contemplating an extended tear la eaaters eitia. Th present to th bride wen costly, handiom, lavish and sumerou. To th young couple w extend oar hearty oogntnla- tlooi, hoping that their journey -throogb thli tar- rsitrlal sphere may terminate witboat a ripple j may they bask In that aunahln which 1 over crowned with blessings, aad whea they become gny-faalnd pllgrimi, wai Hag and welcoming tbe journey'i od, may they pea cef oily lay down the worn tabernacle! ef flesh aod be gathered, Ilk sheavea of wheat felly ripeaed, lato MOod'i acre.' SCHOOL AC-COUNTS. The lawa regelating the sablteation of borough and towsahlp aeeessU sad th pencil. for net asSIlahlRg tb came, Mem to he Illy ssderatood. Tbe aot.of 24th ef April, A. D. 1874, Pamphlet lawa ef that year, page III. aovcra th whole atrvwad. Bat la 187 aa act wu pucaed, found oa page 91 of th Pamphlet lawa of that year, which relate wholly to aaswel aooeaal, an reaas as fellows : Aa Aot ta naalete the sublleatloa of the ae- ooant aad flaaacial etatewiaat or osooi soaroi, nm,am 1. ile tl Mrwi. That H ahall be th doty f ah aaru ef cobool directors, la tbe m.m.Al aahtMit diMrict of tbla OommoSwoallh, aaaaally, at the eleee of the echo! year, to place la the head ef tbe proper aaollon a fall rti aa a.i..Mi. ITKMIEKL. af their riMMata aa. pta aad i.i.as.liirai for lha Hit vcar. laeludlof the as mi ana iiaeuuieai whm with aU boaa i, aari aad veueban ralaUeg to tbe came, to be by aald aad I ten exaaaiae-i aad if found to be correct npprovea j aaaa imwwim ka. r aiaaa. tba mtautu of tha baTd f di rectors, aad is s aandeaeed bat fally cluaiflad form aabhsSeel y aia aoare ta i-w -wrlttaw or prletad hasdbilli t be put la tba moat pablw pi la tb dlitrict, r If weamed af.rai.u in ih las aawsnanen ef tb caaaty la which Ibe dtstriet i litaatad havtog the LARU EST CIRCULATION among tba iueei latartd stad far aay aegtt ar failareia sarUrm the aaUes enjeiaad by Ihl aot, the emear aaaaad Uatwaa .k.ii lati alkraa aaill f mieaoaMaa-w, p-w- ..h.kU h a fiaa set aaeoediaa three baad red dellsn, to be paid lata the school raaa oi tse dtstriet is which tse cacao caaii sin wm aw aaaiiua. bsovica 1 That tha swnHeatlos ef tbe eacwaaU of asbaol board! honia pniad tor ahall bo la lloa ef all elear sabltaa f eald aeaaaaic aew nqalred hy lew aa an aai ar p-' -aa.l.i.t..i k.Mlik ha aad an hereby npealed Pr-idid, Thai Ih wwvtis thliaatiball sal taioad to tbe ctttoe at arwe mmmm. Arraevas-Tha let way f m ll will h ehaorvad thai th datto and paaaMlw an very plsla. Borough aad tousAip oaVar abould make cut their eeboel accouaU acpant from Ih read, Wreagh sad sr srwstt. Tin Fourth. Governor Curtin baa gives bit written oe&aent ta deliver the oration on the eoming Fourth of July, ta the park grove la Weat Clearfield. P. A. (iauliu ii tbe local agout for taa iaie or piano and organi Bandied by Qoorge W. Q004, Altoooa, and hi el lor A Honrieki, Pitt. burg. .a.aaaawaa-V-iSaaawiaiii The Centennial Jubilee 8ingori at- tenuia aerv.ee at tb jupuit vburan in tnu place lait Babbatk evening, Th Church wai crowded to overflowing. YonuB ii the beautiful evoniDg star wai now adorna tne wee tern iky until mora tba a three houri after the eommcnoeaont of twilight, III aplendor la laid ta be derived from the iub. Temperance Meetinq. The ruini lar monthly Morpby Tent per anee meeting will be held tn th Court Houaa, next Monday vetting, June 16th, at I o'oloek. A leetore will b dellv ered by an able apeaker, Subject i MAa Apology for the Liquor Seller. - aaas a An exebango days, tbat "13. Frank I ay lor, or Oxford, Cheater oounty, report flr of wool elipped froa a Colawold buck on hia farm In La neuter eouaty, which weighed thirUea and a half poundi." Rather Buck wool, List of lettors remaining unclaimed In the Poetoftoe at Clearfield, for the week ending June filh, 1879 t Cba. B. Amboy, Mn. Finale Blodgett, Un, Mary I. Hamilton, Un. Levin Jack ion, afiu Kllaabeth So. ton. P. A. GAULIN, P. U Anotuer Comet. An exchange anyai "Broaaen'i eomet U now vliible wltb the aid of a teloMope, aad will toon ha within reach ef the naked y la tb aonitellation of Utur ifaj'er, between the two atari la the, "dipper,1 knows aa "the pointer! M Kaa J- Notice. Tbore will be a meeting of I ueuonru oi uireciori oi in .uowor itriage u. held at the office of Wallace A Krebi, on Friday erenlog, Jane 10, 1879, at T t'olook, for th pur poie ef electing two new Director!. By order of tne Preiideut, W. M. Shaw, Sec. A Treai, Orphans' Court Sale. Mr. M. L. 0. Iran, aarvivlng K locator of the aatat of Ueorge Smeai, lal it V'&a tta:b!p, 4.MNd will iell a valuable farm, aenlalning 110 acre, with good bulldlngi thereon, ead olher Improve ment, on Saturday, July 13th. Bala to take plan on tb p rem! mi at t o'clock P. U. For term i, A., ieo advertisement and poateri. The pulpit of the Proa by tori an Church in thia place laat Sunday wa elegantly trimmed with green wnatha and adorned tith beautiful flower, while Immediately In front waa erected a pyramid of rare aad band ao me plant!. It waa done oa the ooeeiloa of It being the elev enth nnnlreraary of tbe paa tor, who preached an appropriate aermon, retroipacting th ten yean put tbat he bai been Id our mldit. Storm at Tyrone. A terrible wind drain itorm, accompanied, with bail, viailcd Tyrone laat Thuraday evening, doing eona Idem demaga. A portion of tba roof of the bridge penning tbe J on lata wai carried over tbe top of thre itory briek building ob the eaat aide of, the ilreet, tbe roof of on of tbe bark abeda of tbe tannery waa demoliabed, and the foundry and machine abop of Nivtlng A Co. were badly dam aged. No person waa Injured. Several penom had taken iheltar in the bridge, but left about tb time tbe roof wai tore off. A New Railroad. A Ridcway cor respondent ef the At c Keen Bladt iayt "Oar new nklroad ii prvg raising finely. Tbeeorpi of engineen have the rout lurveyed between Kidg- way and Blue Rook, Jefferaon county, aod hope get their line thnugh to Fall! Crook, on tbe Low tirade road, early next month. Mr. White, the Chief Engineer In charge, cays the cpotraot for the building of th road will bo let Is July, aad tbe road will be pushed rapidly forward te completion." A Frightful Accident. A Wil mington (Del.) telegram of the 8th, fay?; "As Mn. Honors Lacy waa driving from ben to her home In Cheater oounty, Pa., laat evening, th contents of the carriage, cotton and ftraw, wn gnlted by a match, and In aa lnataat tha whole Interior of tbe vehicle wu is a bias. Tb horse becoming frightened ran away, aad befon ll wa stopped Mrs. Lacy wai literally roasted ellr. her flesh being burned to a rlsp. She died early this morning." m a The Centennial Jubilee Sinoers. Com panic af Jubilee Singers an getting to be a sumenua a tram pi j bnltb Centennial Jubl- e Singer, who aeng in tbe fiaptiat Church on Tueaday sight of laat week and is tbe Court Hons as Wednesday evening, it 1 laid excel any tbat baa bees 1b this vicinity hentofor. Their nndltioa of the clave melodic and re ligious tonga are perfectly gnnd. Tbe audtanoei aa either occasion mentioned above wen not, we are lorry to say, what they should have been ta give esoeuragemest to tbe performer. Thia company aaag again la tha Court Home la it Saturday evening, for tbe benefit of the Or- pheui Cornet Band of thli place. Tbe attendance wu quit large, aad the hoyi would net quit a handsome iom. A Sad Accident. One of the sad- dcit accident tbat kai vr some ta onr notice oooamdla Ihic borough as Friday area lag lut, Is which little Loali, eldest cos ef L. II. Garner, lost hi life. Th elroomataneo u saw u w ens ascertain snufollowit Little Loula, aged ilx year, with ether child na, were la front ef Wdc Bn. store, playing "lag" or mm atbr cblldlih gam. Little Rosa, daughter af Albert Wei, aged about Mvea yean, wa with Ih party playing, wbea com dlipate aroee between the Utile hoy and girl, when she, It eema, puibed bin off the poreh, which 1 aboat tas lachea above tb sidewalk, ha fal Hog it ta Mid by Roaa, I face do wa ward, by Loals upon hi back and bl bead atrlhlng on tb (road. U waa picked up Is j as In ieo ilbl condition, sod carried heme by his other. Then wu bo thought, st th time, of any fatal result, and tha niaal home remedial wen applied, bat at foar o'clock Saturday mor fl ing tb little inffsrsr went into s spurn, an the parent becoming alarmed, lammoocd Dr. Hart- , who did everything he ooold to relievo the little suffenr. He lingered In a partially par alysed condlttoa, until Monday moraing at six o'clock, wbea death put an end to hi coffering. It I auppoMd tbat lb iplnal cot a ma wa affected. Th ease Ii a id on aad th afflicted pannti have the ilaeere sympathies of th entlr eons islty. St, Afary'i 7e. STATE S. S. CONVENTION. Tha lut meeting f th Stat Sabbath School ConvoatloB, held last week Is the Bacosd Proa htarten Chnrob. Altoona, wu a pleasant and rofltnble iff.tr and aifhly anjoyed hy all who wsrepnMBt. TbSMieiosi wera largely awsaeu by delegates from nearly every eoaaty is iso State, representing tbe variouc denom tea t tens- Clear field county wu npnacated by delegate from the following places, u follow : Pen field. Luciea Bird and daughter J Clawrflcld, Mn. B. B. Liddell, Ml One Row, Mica Ada M. Ale, J. F. Snyder, Rev. H. S. Butler, W. A. Barr i Oarcola, Rev. N. II. Miller, J. B. M credit a wiiiiam- trova. Dr. f, B. Roa4. Ltun aad iddnacat wera admirably ssiiv- erad hy tha fellow lag penes i Rev. Richard Newtoa, D.D- at the Chi Urea meet lag ea Tuec day aneraoos. lucidey ovaiag-AddrM f Weloamc, by Re. B. B. Hamlia, D.D, af Al ceossi JUcpeesc, oy oas av. naimy, Pnsldeat af th Ceevaatlow, of Brys Mawr Rev. P. B. Heasoa, D.D., at Philadelphia, MPaa- albilitl af th Futon." Wedaesday afterseoa . Howard Seal, af Philadelphia, Beeratary af T.Rt.O. AHIllutrativTahlaf., Even lag- Rev, aeorge P. Hayu, D.D, President ef Wa.h tsgtoa and Jeffereea College, WuatagUa, Pa Teatjher'B Rocoangemeato i " Rev. doss Hall D.D, af New York, "The Word What it I aad aad haw to study H,'' Thursday aftarsaos Rev. J. A. MeCaaJey, P mid cat o( DiohlaMB College, Carlisle, " Sabjeet Mat lor at I e struct lea a tb Baaday School j " Rev. Henry B. Ur, af CUatfleld, " The Baaday School u as Rdaaa- ler.K Thanday evenlag-ltav.J. B.Rembarger, DD, Praddeat ar Urfiaai Ooltega, Freelasd, Pa., " Repiilbilltt of tha Teacher.'' The wflNti far Ueeacwssg year an a fallow i Preaidast-Jahs R. Whitaey, af Brys Mawr. Viae Prwidcata Oaa penoa from aaoh a sty BaciMarl E I. WaatCBM, tl auulilaal geerelery III i. Helahold, af Mb aaa.f City. Traaiarar-J.ka Wrtrt, af Pre.b.r,. Iientlr. C.BBltlee Lowtl D. Vail, Chilt Baa, IM Weleat SL, rklhvklpkla. Tb. aaa. af Uecrfe W. khaeaa, f lha pleas wu aattleaed al e e ef the V lee rrealde-iU. The alaae aad Ua. tl heldlaf Ike aalt Oea realloa wu rafHrat to Ike Eieeatlr. Oaaalla. aad wll a. aaan.amd Bafaaftar. Tka eWMaiee wae anil arartaeA ttt by the keeplulliy ef ike el U Maa tl Alueaa, aad Ikey all left tbe Maaalala City for tbelf keate. with (ratofBl kearto, feel la I tad Ikat lk kad baa Remember that Lytlo is County Agent for Lorrlllard'iTobay)eo,and oaa cell them at factory prloaa. They ar lbs beat tobacco Is market. Try thia. if. We have now on band several thous and Irit-clui aavtlopea, wbioh w will print lot bust n eci men, or anybody lia, at price that ass sot b rivalled. Call and aa them bf. At the Republican office is the plaoe to gat your Job work done. We an fully pn pared to do anything Is th printing Una, will do It will, and at th right kind of price. tf. To Landlords and Storekeepers. Lytic hu aa arrsngaioeol wllV 'j2j.trs Cigar Factory ao that he oaa Mil elgan by th box or tbouiaad at hot toe. flgnr. Qlv their elgan on trial. if. A Fact. An advortisement Inserted Is tb Kbi mucin will nach mon naden than If publlihod In all the other papari is the eoss ly.and coat tb advcrtlaet leal thaa one-half In olher wordi, an advert Ih men t published In onr Jrurnal la worth double the prloe of that charged by any other publisher Is the county, It li a fact." . tf. New Daily Stake Line. James L. Leavy ha succeeded la having a dally mall citcb lished between Clearfield and Pennflcld, and will hereafter rua a dally stage between tbe two puinti. His contract began with April lit, and tb itag will leave tlearflcld every morning (except Sun day) at o'clock, making connection! with all train! oa tbe Low Uradc Railroad at Pennflcld, n turnlog after tha lut train tbe same evening. Panen gerund freight will be carried at low rates. Orders left at any of the hotali will be attended to. HlaprTO-tf Clearfield Coal Trade. State ment of Coal and other fnighta tent over tbe Tyrone A Cleerfleld Diriaion, Pennsylvania Rail road, for the week ending May 11, 1879, and the lame time lut year r ooau r For tbe week M Sam time last yar ,. loercue , Pnrloualy during year Same time laat year Ioonaa , Total In 1879 bam iiuio tmi ...... Inorea.. 90,397 - OTiia raRiesTa. Lumber.. H.144can. ...198 " Misoellaneeua fnlghtc. Specials, CoLLitroa's Wa ana an. We hava pnpand a form, and have on hand a largo quantity, of blank "Colleotor'a Bales," which have been ap proved by tha high cat legal authority In the Court or tbi county. At Tunntg CVafa par down w will mall any aumber to tb Collector ordering them. A Collector, when compelled to advertise property, must post up sot Ion than tbre notice in th most public plaoe la hi borough or township. tf. A both rb Bold Roiainr.A man named Jack sob broke into the old feotory an 9th street. aod carried away a large quantity of cane and wood-ceat chain, lounge, mattnssci, centre-table, cradle, ehromo. engravings, pic ton frames, wall pictures, brackets, and other articles, aod has placed them is tbe room la tba west end of the Mansion House, when he ll selling them off at about one-half tha usual price. Don't boy else where befon giving him a call, or. you will loco a bargain. Ulearheld, ra., Hay iin, ici-v-iu. Orb Hi'HDnxn Pas Cbnt. Diaootinv ou Old Pricbi. Sewing Machines can now bo purchased at il err til's tin and variety store, from s up wards. All kinds of lowing machinal npaind ob tbe shortest notice. Clearfield, Pa., July 18, 1877. Bnaaias Foa B!.s. R. Newton Bhaw keep a full supply of Frodoaia Buggies and Platform Wagons for sal. To be seen at the bhaw House yard. Call on or address him at Clearfield Penn sylvania. may 13-tf. W.TfTKn SB O.ooo 14. feet shaved boom, deliv ered at the railroad, In ear loada of 8,01)0, at all points oa the Tyrone A Clearfield, P. A R-, Bald Ragle Valley, and Pennaylvaoia Railroads, for wbioh I will pay the highest market price. U. 1878-tf. Clearfield, Pa. Waitbd. Deli vend at the Rail Road. 100,000 zn.lnoh shaved ihinclee. 100,009 14-lneh sawed ihingiei. 100,009 feet of pin boards. oOO.OAO 14-feot shaved hoops. 5,00 nilroad ties. 60,000 reet of good hemlock board!, -For wbioh I will pay tha highest market prlo, delivered at Clearfield, or at any point on the Tyrone A Clearfield Railroad. Clearfield, Pa., Oct. 16, 1878-tf. ' Just llecelveil Jut Received by ARNOLD, at CTJRWENSV1LLE : Car Load ova Scotia Plaster I Car Load pure Corn, Rye and Oats Chopl (Jar ivOaa ueaiten oaii i Car Load of Choice Pamily Flour I Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, Ac! iknrSbineles, ' Bark. K. R. Ties and Grain will be taken in exchange. n mi i i ioa L UrWCDBTIMO, iUSy A, AOio. Nervonn Debllit j. Vital Wee knee or Daprsaalas t a weak exhausted feeling, BO energy or courage ; the n- ault of aueutsi ovar-wort, lnoiecroiioue or xreaaea. or aome drain upon tbe vstm I al- ways cured by Humphny'i Homffpathie Specific No. 18. It tone up and Invigorates the eyitem. dispell tb gloom and despondency, Imparts ctreagth and energy, itopl the draia and n- javcaatec tha ontin maa. Bees seed twenty .... L-aL .-.J. Q.IJ I.- yean wits pencoi suoceea j iavaMiiiB. "-- wj dealcn. Price, $1 per alngl vial, or V per package ef five vials and $2 vial of powder. Beat by mail ob receiptor prioe. Addrew HuMphroya Hons as path 1c Mrdlr In torn pa ny, 109 Pultoa St N. Y. C. l. Walsoa, Agoot, vwaraeiu, ra. sept, 18, 187fl-ly. tot Lam. Back, Rid. or Ckeit BM BHII.OH'8 POROUS PLAbTKR. Prle. 10 Bold by B.nawlck A Irwin aad 0. D. W.taon, Clo.rt.ld, Peaa'a. ' Do tou Bttitr it. Wk.t I. ihla tvwn tbar. are aoora ef poraoaa paaaio, our etora erery day whoae lira are Bade ialMrable by iBdigoatloa, Vyiiepila, Boor aad dlalreaaed Bteaacb, LWa Compliinl, Cooitlpa llon, wb far 70 eta. w. will nil th.a Bhilob'a Vllaliaar, lueraaleed to core taea. o-io -7 ll.rl.-l.k A Irrla, .ad 0. D. W.Uoa, 0k.rt.ld, Penn'a. . II I hnllenri the World. Wk.. w. ... w. bellera w. bar. orldeaoe to pro.e that Hbiloh'. Coo.oaplloa Care I. deeldedly Ii.. k.., i ... u.iliAin. umI.. la a. aueh aa It will euro a ooroaoa or Chrooio Ceaih la one ball Ike time aod reli... Aatbma, Bronrniurk . nmp t r.l, nMiin. end ahw aor. eaae. of Coo- aaaptloa cored tbaa all other.. It will .or. .her. Ib.y nil, It I. pl.ee.nl to uk., harml.ee to th. younieat obild aod we (mraatee what w. Hy. Price, 10 eta. " - ere aere, Ohal cr Beck leae Bee Bhilob'a Ponaa Pleater. Sold by HarUwiok A Irrla, C. D. Wal- kb, Cl.ira.ld, 1'a. . . Enjoy Life. Wh.t . iral bMutiful world we lire 1b I N.- mnlMi of Boaatiina, elanaaBd M..B., ead tboua.adl Of aaaaa for njoym.nt. We eea dalre a. Vctter whea la parfMt health bat hew elua d. lha B.J.H tf of people feel like rirlnf II ap dilheerteo.il, Oleeoara.a " win "led oat with dime., wha tb. I. a. owoaloa , . .li. i ..r MifTarV un Mlllr O.- UiBMtliTMtory proof that llreeo-l Aeiaat now. r. will aak. th.a a. free froa dlaa. a wbea ben. Dyipepeia aad Li.a Ooapluat ll the d - reot MUM oi aTcoiy-B'" p- " . ,, aiiu. Nare.a. ProltratleB. Die liaa. .f th. U"d, Palplutwa ef the H.irt, aad . ,k. ji.t.u.in nnu.L Thre. du.a ef Aa ..a Vuww will prer. II. weaderfal efwl. 5u.pl. bolU.a, 16 M.ta Try It. r July IT-Tl ww-lj, Bi'kw Hll t'on Allow a eeld to adfaaeo la yoar ayatea aad ,i Mri.u. B.lediea. each aa paeuaoate, ha..rrha,a ad l.i IraablM wh.a iBBMdl.M tallf aaa U reeJIly atlala. BoNhM'a Ueraaa nyrap aa. faian i. t. .k. ia a, ta. ..p. ol Oeoaha. Colda, ..a ,k. Laaa Ulaaaaa. It la lr. Mki. r.M... Gera.B Breaerlptl. B, Bad prepared with th. grealat care, aod aa feer weed L. la .dateiaurtai It to lb. y.e.J Ml .bild, u par diraetLaa Th. nl. of thia aedielae a aoprea.ae.ted. Slaee iret iBtradaad thr ha. bM a eoaaUBt laereaeteg deaead, ..a -,kn.i . et..l. N.ert m failure te do It. work la aay aaaa. Aak yawr dra(lat a. to the truth ef thaa reaarke. lrfo Hie lit "I It aad he -mrimm. July 17, l7. eaw-iy. aSUrrlrl ii. Rar. 1. A. Weodeoek, Mr. JoMph Troy, or raii- rp.barc , aad Mia Mery Roai.aoa, r.w.. t. nt..rf.u ai Thandar. Mar lllh. till, by Ji kwr, Mr. A.,..ta. MalheUa. aad Mia Lydia Uraaar, tm a ooni-.i.. i, it.. Im .f tka krlda'e bralkar. Onr,. Ulp.Ut, ra Uhar6.ld, ea Tbareday. M.J IVlh, 167k, hy Ju. Kerr, E.,., Mr. J. . H.ailt....f U.aU..la, rl., mim ...ipvr. - ld, ra, araia H PaMBBia la OeMela.MS.aday, J.MI !, 1016, hy . ! A- l, J.nal.h MeOlarreW ad Mia Mertba Warla,, hath al Waa Hall, Glearaea waaly, a. .bltiuaiM. aa Soad... J... lai. 117k, hy E...W. l.r4c. Mr. he.. I.I Mere aad Ml.. Utn WUaea, bath ef neauoaa, Ulearaeia Oa Wedaeeday, Job. dlk, ltTt, ka iMk r ...k. a a.. Hn Salida. af ll.l.ia, aal Mia Maaaek Streaaa, .1 Troat.llle, kelk of CleerteM Ma.ly, Pa. von. 18,783 - 19,641 m 4,341 , (39,84A ........ 493,0:13 M 88,166 883,429 - V 3.0 ail CLEARFIELD MARKETS, OuiABriiLD. Pa.. Jus 19, 1879, Flour, per cwt.M $1 89 Buckwheat Flour, par owt I Corn Meal, per cwt 1 0 Chop, rye, per owt 1 40 Chop, mixed, per cwt M 1 36 Bras, par owt 1 89 Wheat, per bushel .1 Rye, per bushel , Oall, per bushel 40 Corn, care, per bushel 35 Buckwheat, ncr bushel Potatoes, per bubal.'. 1 00 Applci, per bushel 40 to 190 Hams, par pound. 19 B boulder, per pound .mmm T Dried Bcci, per nound. ,....... & Ch.cken. per I r. ............. 40 Butter, per pound IC Efrff per doicn , 10 Bait, per lack, largo S IfO Coal Oil, per galloa H Iard, per pound . If Dried Apples, per pound 6 Dried Peaohei, per pound 6 Lioani, per bushel S on PRODUCE MAEKET BEPORT. Pnii.ADKi.rBiA, June 9. Thin bleu doing in breadstuff. Cotton ii dull and lower. Bald at MK'1! for middling., upland and gulf. Bark is nominaL Holders ask f :ifl per ton for No. 1 IJuerritrun. Seeds Then is nothing doing in any descrip tion and prion an without oasenilal ohange. Flour and MealThe flour tndc ta fairly ac tive and firm. Silca of 1 ,o0 barrels Including Minnesota extra family, at t4.60ru,6.3&j Pena sylvania do. do. at $4(,6.:0 western do. do., at 94.t0(aifl, and patent and other high gndai at $tt($7.t0. Kye flour li atcidy at $3(o3.1.t per barrel. Commeal Nothing doing . Then was a firmer feeling in -wheat aad tbe bidding! wen at rather better figuni. Tbe dol ing Rgum wenll.Hi wu bid aodl.l4i a iked for No. 3 weatern nd, June ; $l.i:tj waa bid and 11.1.11 uked for do. July i HOW wu bid and 91. Of, asked fordo. August $1,081 wu bid and fll.OVr. naked for do. ScpUmberi 6,000 buibela August aold at Sl.Otti. Corn fs fair mjoeit ; and the market is la per bushel higher. The closing guns went 4.1jc wu bid and 43i uked for sail, June; 43- wa bid and 43o uked fordo, July; 44tc wu bid and 44,0 WM uked for August ; 4iic wu bid and 45c asked for do, Sep tember 1 10,000 bushel September cold at 43jc; 9,000 bushel July at 43c j 36,009 busbell June (late last evening), at 431c. Oat were rather higher i flflio waa bid and 37c asked for No. I Western white, June; Boo wu bid aad 3ic asked for mixed for June; I0o wu bid and 37o uked for white for July. CniCAOO, June 9. Flour steady and unchang ed. Wheat In good demand and a euadu higher ; No. 3 Chicago pring,$l.03j for OAsb i OOJVvfta ror July V.1.0 lor August; No. do., fllUile, rejected, 82o. Corn fairly active and a shade higher at 86c forch; 8flo for July j 37)(a87io for August; njected 34c. OeU moderately active and higher at 33ii33o for euh; 33 jo for July; 80fc for August. Rye firmer at 63 Jo. Barley steady and unchanged. jKatlroaflS. I'euuMylvaiilallallroad TYRONE 4 CLEARFIELD BRANCH Ott and aft.r Mood.;, MAT 11, 1170, Ih. Pa.eeni.r Tr.ink will run dally (.io.pt Boo- daea) batwaan Tyronaaod Cl.arfl.ld,mi followa t CLBABPIRLD MAIL. ff. B. Plumbbb, CoBd.otor. LEAVE SOUTH. L8AVB NORTH. Corw.naTlllS.10, r.a. Cl.arl.ld, 1.40, " Tyrone,.. 9.00,a.a. Vaoaooyoc,.... V.26, " Bummll H 9-frO, " Powelloo, 10.00, - Oaoeola,.. Ill 1 Z, " Bojntoo, 10.17," Sleiner' 10.M, Phillpibarf, ..10.15," Graaim 10.18, Blue Bill, 10.37, " WallecetoB,...10.44, " Biiler 10.02, " Woodlud 10.011, " Barr.lt .ll.OT, " r..oa.rd 11.13, " Cl.arO.ld, 11.10, " Carw.a.Tlll.,.ll.40a.B. L.ooard,. S.4V, - B.rr.lt, ...S4, " Woodland, 4.01, " il.r, 4 o, " WallueUn,...4.IT, " Uln. Bill, t.li, " Orabua 4.31, " P01lipiburc,...4.9S, " Bl.ln.r'l,.........4.3, " Buvntoa, 4.40, " Oaoeola 4.M, " Fowellnn,. .... ., " Summit, " Tanaeoroe, ...is, " T;ron ..00, " CLBARFIELD B.XPKE3S. , Conductor. LKAVK BOUIH. LEAVE NORTH. OorweaiTllle. 0.90 A. Cl.arl.ld. 1.47 " Tyroo 7.10 p. a. VaBaeoyoe,.,..l.41 ' Summit, 60S 11 Pow.ltea S.1T " Oaceol.,. 616 Boyatoa 6.04 " Bteiaer'a, O.SII PklllpabBr,...6.4I ' Orabam 1.47 " Blu. Bill 8.J0 Wallac.toa,...0.01 Bi(l.r t.10 Woidl.ad,....O.I7 " Barr.lt, 0.10 Leonard 0.60 M OlearOeld .f.3 " Curweoarlllo 10.00 " Leoaerd i.OJ " Hiir.lt, o.or - Woodlaad 6.01 Blrler .0 W.lla.len,. l.lt " Blu. Bill, .U " Oraham, 8.10 N Phlllp.bar,.. 6.1t " Bt.in.r'a, 6.31 " Boynlon, 6.87 " Oaoeola, 6.41 " Powaltea 6.01 " Hnmriit...... . 7.01 " Vuaoojroo,... 7.i3 -Tyrooa, t.4J PIIILIPSBURU A M0SIIANNON BRANCHES Lla.B iouti. LBATB BOBTB. A. M. P. M. P. B, 11:40 11:10 4 JO 11:11 4:14 11:14 4:10 6:16 11:04 4:01 8.00 11:01 6:07 6:00 11:40 8:50 6:46 11:40 1:45 8:10 11:36 8:40 8:80 11:90 8:35 8:10 11:16 1:30 A. M. A. H. .TATIOa.. :00 Morriadala, 10 7:00 Philipaborg, 10 l:0 Bteloer'a 14 . 7:ll BcyntoB, 10 10 10 7:16 Otceola, 44 10:80 7:11 Moibannon, 47 10:43 7:00 Stirling, 01 10:46 7:46 llooladile, 07 10:03 7:00 MoCeul.y, 07 10:58 6:01 Kaodriok'B, :11 11:03 6:011 Ram.y. BALD EAOLB VALLEY BRANCH. El. Mall. Halt, p. a. Eip. A. B. 1.50 t.41 1.05 6.43 6.88 1 IS 6.00 0.16 P. B. A. M. 7.08 8.30 leave TyroBO arrlv. 6.10 7.11' 8.47 Bald Eagle 0.08 0.1. 4.40 4 15 4.10 4.01 l.av. 8.10 8.01 1.10 , 6.14 1.06 Aoliaa Mileaborg Bellefoata Milaborg . 6.11 16.03 6.41 16.16 0.08 16.40 tlowara 141 11.18 errlr.L. Harm TYRONE STATION. BA.TW.BD. A. H. WB.TWABD. A. B Plllrburrh Kip'aa, 1.61 PaciOc Expreaa, 6:18 Paella Elpreaa 6:00 Jebaelowa Eipreia 6:01 r. w. Day Etpreaa 11:00 P.p. 1:16 6:34 1:00) iilll Train, 1:10 Atlutti.Kipr.aa, 0:01 Pblla. Kipraaa, 0:14 Way P.BB.ag.r M.ll Trim, Fill Lia., Oloa. eoaoeetiBU. aade by all train, at Tyroao and Lock Harea. D. a. Bbain, BylT-tf. SuperlDteadeat, BTA01 LINES. A otaeele.re. Carw.oa.lll.diUy for Riynold.- Tllli.it 1 .'.lolk, p.B.,arri.in,.tB.yBoldirllla .1 0 O ClOOk, B. IieiOTnins, ,. iyn,u.. tille d.llr. ot 7 o'clock, a. B., .rrirlnl al Cur. Wiaavill. at 11 .'.look, a. Pin, Mch way, 11. A .tea. I..T.B Cnrw.BB.lll. dally, at I o'clock d. a., l.r Da Boll CilT. Brrirlniel UuBc.li City .1 1 o'clock, p. B. Roturolaf, leere. UuBoli at ' 0 clock, a. a., d.uy, arming it vurweeerui. I o'clock, a. rare, eaca way, .i.e.. PARK FROM CLEARFIELD, TO B.ll.foat., Pa 60 Middlelowa 6 Loek Hav.B.. , 1 70! , 8 60 , 1 60 too , d 00 . 10 . 60 . d 70 MarletU 6 00 Wlillaaaport..... UuntiBgdoB ...... Lawi.towa. ....... Maryavlll........ C.w.Bavlll. Oaoeola HAKKlBBUKll. LanflMler 6 60 PHILADELPHIA 7 Altoona 1 66 Johnatowa.. I 80 I'hllipibarg II Tyrmi. PITTHBURO..., 1 11 . 6 II gtw g,(H'frttstmrnt$. iVRGAN FOR "AI.E Pmoaa dailraaa of I fnurnh.eln. aRMlTH AMERICAN OROAN will lad it to tbelr adv.atag. to oall at the tirat N.tlonal Beak, .bm ImporUat laforaatloB ea be obtaiaed from the aoderilgn.d . war, at. iiiui., April II, 170 la Cleerleld, Pa. Allegheny Valley Railroad, LOW ORAD1 DIVISION. o aad oiler Uttitj, Dm. 10th, l7f, th. SeaNairer trelna will rae S.ll, (.irwot Seadej) VetwMi Bed Bal aad UrUlweeS, aa fellowa I RABTWARD I).T ll.lllea.e. Pltlaher. 1:10 .. a. Hti BeBB 11:00 f Sh(0 JaBitlea New Betlil.beB I I f- a.i Ma7e.n1. i Tree 1:10 ; Breearllle 1:0 Feller . I I. -..li..lru 1:01 1 DaB.lal:ill Deaall Tsaael 1:10 1 Pml.MI OOi We.d.illee:l! BeaeHlt. 4:00 I amvM at annwa. . .:... W KOTW ABI D.J Mali IM.e. unnweee 1:11 b. B.i Beaeeette l:00 weed.liw 1 w ; Pral.ld l:40l fl.aall T.artel l-OT I D.Bolil M; lt.7aelrla.llla Ml ; reller-aMl! Brook. 111.1:11; Tr. l:40i H....III. 4:l0i New B.tbl.k.a 4:M ; Kill. Jeaetloa 0:10; Red Beak I II I errlTee al FitUbarf at 0:10 P. a. aW Th. H.yBoldrrllle Aaeeaaedetloa leeeu tejaeldarlll. d.ll7 at Ml a. a. I aaa errt.M al Ka. Beak .1 11:00 a. a., Pitubar(h at 100 . a. Lam ritutttr'k al S IS . a Hal Hal al 1:00 f. arrlTiaf Be7a.k1a.11a u :. F- a. niaa. aaaaaetloBS aad. WIUI trelB. . r. Rellreed at Drifteiad, aad with train, ea the AilefbeBt Vall.7 Ralrree4 at HM nil. DAVID McCARUO.Uea'l Saa't. ' A. A. t Acs bob, Sap't L. 0. Die. BTAOI L1MI. ak.A.ri.i.B re PB.PtBLB. TL. aaianlnai waald tafera th. BaMU) that h. a aew raaaiai a Ue Hae betweea CaarSeld aad PeBS.14, three Iibm a MB. Tka aan laaraaClamrSald m a.aBd.T0,Wedaa- d.?a aBd Fridaja, al S a'eeh a. a, arri.lai at PesSeld at 11 e'eleek a. .r.i. na. d.re. Lea.M reaOeld al 4 e ee a taBCIr.ld ile'eleokF. a. OeaaeMIn a had. wllh trals. ea Ike Lew 0140 B. ft. Bl PeaSeld. Fere, eaah way, Sl ow. UF.O. W. aBAKUAHI. Olearfeld, Fra, Feh. II, I0TS ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED Prices of Shingles. SHAVED AND SAWED. CnrwOBavllt., Jab. 9, '78-tf. TTOIJBK FOK RENT A tw.-Blory briek XI aooaa oa rine atrMi, out ol lb. ITeeby Urlao Churob. Tbra. room, op aad tbra. dowa atalra. A good atable, ice bouM. aad aardea at tached. For farther particular., pilj to J. B. tIRAIIAM, April 30, 1870-tf. Cl.arl.ld, Pa. 3MC ONF.Y TO I,OAN.-On flrrt-class im proved farm properly, by the Mutual Life insurauoo uonpany or Mv xoik, on irst mon- gage, la iouti from ll.ooo up. Fur further In lurmsiion apiiy 10 trie unaenigneii. Ui'HXTIMI. W. SMITH. Clearfield Pa., May Jth, lhTV tf. TIHHOIUTION OP PAKTNKHHHIP, 1 The eo-nartnenhlo heretofore eilstlna be- twees Means A Hayes, In ihe Drug business, at Lutncreburg, wai dissolved by mutual consent on the flnt day of May, 1K70. The booh and aoeounu are left with It. (1. Haye for lettlemeot and collection. All porioni knowing themselves inueoioa m toe nrm will please can an'i setii at oooo and avot. WM. A. MKANM, B. J. IIAVKH. Luthershurg, May 31, 79 -.U CAUTU)MA1I persons ar htrihy caution ed against meddling or in any way Interfer ing with the following personal property, now In the poisciiiun of S. MoFAKLAND. of Uuhrillc. Clearfield county, Fa., vi i vno portable engine aad boiler, 1 shingle machine. 1 dun mares, 1 sets of harness, 1 two-horse wagon, 1 spring wagon, 1 pair twin-ileds, 1 sleigh, and 1 cow, u tbe same belong to ma, and I left with the said b. Ho rat-land on loan only, subject to my order nl any lime. JUUN CLAKK utanviii, fa., hit stb, 1 87V. my2B-u A Bank that Never Breaks. Try My Coal. Tbe underilgnad adopt tbli method of inform ing the numerous oon turners, that hii ooal baok ii not a Winter arrangement only, hut that it will be opcretedi- In the Summer a well a Win ter. I claim tbat I have the . Best Coal in the Market, and will iell it for caib, or In exchange for floor, feed, groceries, etc. Large contract will be made at a very malt prufil. For full parties! rf call on me ia person, roiiding in one of Uraham'l upper bouses, or address tue through the poit omoe. Order left at the poitotnoe wll) receive prompt attention. JHOti. A. DUCKEIT. Ulcarneld, fa., Jan. 0, 1H7V-U. BEAUTIFUL PLANTS AND FLOWERS. Tb. underalgned har.br giv.a autioo to tha oit- llena of Cleerfleld oounty, th.t h. baa at hia UREEN U0U8K, ia Clurl.ld, a larg. qoaotity of allkinda ef VEGETABLEAND FLOWER PLANTS, which he will iell at reasonable prieei. He hai early and late Cabbage Plants, Tomatoes, Celery, Csuliflowsr, Egg Plants, Pepper Plants, Ac. SWEET POTATO PLANTS, $4.00 per 1,000 or fifty cent! per hundred. ALL KINDS OF FLOWERS FOR POTS AND BEDDING, HA A tf A tf BASKETS AND VASES, if c, shcA as Assorted Heliotropes, Single A Double Petunias, Hcranlomi, nage, rucosia. ransies, Agere turn, Coleus, Dahlias, Verbenas, Cipbea, Cnnnas, Centaurea and Cineraria, Begonias, Brovalia, M ignoncttc, Pinks, Phlox, Ac, Ac FOR ONE DOLLAR I will send on dozen, itrong and vigorous, well branched flower plant of any selection. Where the selection is Jolt to me, I will guarantee lalii- fsction. KKNLiiT BOCK. Clearfield, Pa., May 3, I7it. Lumber City Normal Academy. The ninth cession of th Lumber City Normal Academy will open April Ittth, 107V, and con tinue si i toon week, with a vacation. TEACHERS. C. C. Kmlgh Principal. Mis Maggie Mitchell , Assist an L Mr. Emlah, having taught here during the pact year, ll already known. Miss Mitchell is agrad aate of the State Normal Sohool, ot Indiana, Pa., aad a lady of loeamompliihmeots. All branch! taught from th alphabet to tb olasiici. CHARGES FOR THE TERM. (One fourth to be paid on cntaring school.) Primary coarse m.$i 00 Intermediate oonree , . ft v English course , T 0t English course, with Algebra - 00 Higher branch! 9 00 Thli school hal produced some of the beet toaobiri la the county. It ha the best system of grade powlhle. It ii conducted hy eipcricnocd teacher. Lumbar City affords excellent churches; plenty of good boarding at $1.00 per week j beautiful actuary f opportunities for healthful amusements, and a live singing school, conducted by Prof, Bloom. For full information call on or address the Principal, or F. C. UK I. L, President. V. b. fKKdl'HUr., HOC D. A. FET.EK. Lumber City, Pa,, Mar. IS, lB7-tf. PRIVATE SALE Valuable Real Estate I The undetslnod, Hvlng Is Pcnn twp.. Clear- field county, Pa,, offer th following valuable Real K state for aaJei 446 Acres of Land mor or leas. Is Beecaria township, lying on th north aid of big Clearfield crock, and within one tie of the same Tbe above land Ii heavily oover'eel with hemlock, white oak, rock oat, and other bard wood timber, and a quantity af white pine, Mid to be half a minion or more reet. Tbe came i heavily underlaid wltbbituminoui coal, and directly on the line of railroad leading from HoulidatatoCoalport. Its value Is anknown. There are, alco, other valuable mineral! on the me. The above land lies about two and a-half mile below the vlllag of Hope, adjoining land of Qeorg Uroom and otberi, on whatji known a Porter' run. Tb Improvement on the prop erty are a good geared sawmill, in running order, a high dam, stone breast, made is tne nasi man ner, fit for almost any machinery. There ll, alco, a large frame dwelling bouse and frimo bank bare thereon, and about forty or fifty acres, more ar less, of the land ll cleared. Any perron within to invest In property of this kind will do well to eiamlne this property. I will iell tha whole or tbe undivided half Intesest, a may suit the purchaser. The above tract of land will make two or three farms, which will compare favorably with th greater part of our oounty. Price and terms made hnown ta any person wishing to pur chase. For further particular call in person ar address the anderslgned at tiraiDuian Hills P.O., Clearfield county, 1'a. BAM 1. Jaa. fl, lH7l-ti. W. al. IOFFll, IN NO. THREE OPERA IIOI1XR, 1 Clearneld, Pa., DEALER IN DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, BOOT8 AND SHOES, GROCERIES. QIEEMWAEE, 15ARDWARE, THTWAS1S, Carpet-. Oil CI0II1-, WALL PAPER, LEATHER, FISH, Eto., Which will he ale etwheliMl. er feteil. WILL 1 AKB COUNTRY PRODUCE IN BXCIIANB HII UIHIIW AT MARKaaT PMICK0J. ClerweldirB..wepUI.lBrnt tf. ( PIANOS and ORG AITS ! Tho Largest and Cheapest House In Pennsylvania. . ' Haviug lately accepted the General Agency for Central Penn sylvania (in addition to our old territory), with headquarters' and large store room at 1404 Eleventh Avenue, Altoona, Penn'a., in charge of Mr. George V. Good, and being desirous of extending our already immense sales of tho most celebrated Pianos and Or gans, we huve appointed C1upt. 1. A. Gaulin, of Clear Geld, our Agent, who will have on hand our Instruments in the P. 0. Building', where we invite all who are desirous of purchasing a first-class PIANO or ORGAN are requested to call. We sell no goods that we cannot fully warrant, and being the largest dealers in the State, our prices art the lowest. Our house was established in 1831, in Pittsburg, where we still con tinue at No. 79 Fifth Avenue. lSTlUMtTS SOLD OS SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS. Satisfaction guaranteed. Send ibr illustrated catalogues and price lists. PIANOS. HAINES BROTHERS, WEBER, NEWTON k CO. GEORGE W. 'GL.OO.D, 1404 Eleventh Avenue, ALTOONA, PA. MELLOR & HENRICKS, 79 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburg, Penn'a. May 21, 3m. Look to your Interests IN BUYING YOUR SPHX2VO Having iaol returned from tho Eaot. where we have been making our Spring purehaooa, we tuko this opportunity of thanking cur customer! for thuir liberal natronaco in the past, and btg to aseurc them wo will do all wo can to make it their interest to continue the same. Our store is literally crammed with goods just from the manufacturers, by all odds the largost and beBt selected stock ever brought to this oounty at any one timo by one firm. Over fifty different patterns and variot.ies of CARPETS, rantrini? in nrico from 20 cents to tl cheap as the oamo quality can be bought Ladies' Dross Goods, Trimmings, Laces and Fringes, in the latest stylos. Sheetings, Bhirtings and Cassimores, together with HOYS' WKAR in all grades of goods. Our LADIES' AND CIIILDREJfS' STOCKINGS are just the prettiest and best you ever saw. A mil line of TRIMMED HATS, always on hand, 'trimmed up by Miss Matlie Iiolin, of Philadelphia, who will give ladies wishing Hats trimmed to order, her best endeavors to please. Call and see us before buying elsewbere. T. A. FLECK & CO. Graham's Building, - - - Market Street, CLEARFIELD, PA. UOlJ I H ptTSeni for nitutrated Circular and Trloes. Liberal Terms to lb. Trade. -ea Don't buy until you have teen the lightest running machine In the World, the Ever Reliable "VICTOR." VICTOR 8EWINC MACHINE COMPANY, MIUDUCTOW!', Cei!, Hi Saw 1 ! Ol WabWek . CBIUABa, IU. GUINZBURG'S ONE 1-ItICE - TO THE CITIZENS OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY: rive a bearly and cordial Invitation to come and examine onr nsW Spring stock ct Gonts' & Boys' Clothing. Wa have selected for tbe Spring carefully made and styliob goods it ia aoooible to procure, ana oar marked every garment at the lowest possible prices. We know that oar goods are of tbe highest char aotor, and we believe inspection and comparison will prove that the orioes are much lower than they have been heretofore. Take particular notice, our Spring stock i all new. Tleaso giva us a call. L. GUINZBURG, Western Hotel Corner, April t, llll. ARNOLD WANTS 5,000 Rail Road Ties CarwnniU., Pa. Jaa. t, Tl If. JAME8 H. TURNER, JVBTIOIOr TBI PF.ACL Wall.cetaB, Pa. aaa.fl. k.. .aaal hlaaklf with all lha Baaaarf blank luraa BBder the PaMiea aad Beaat7 uwa, a. w.11 aa bibbb wiw, . aii kal aatt.r. aatrwaHd to kla .ar. win reeeiTe proapt atuatlea. ".J llh, lOTO-tf. New Marble Yard. TOMBSTONES, MONTIMXHTS, Poil for CHMterw tola. A RIW MARBll TARD-Cell al 1. PLA BAkU'B MuU. W.rk.. Shelee werO ewd aw erlaa. Dlraetl7 eppeelt the Uth.aa Obarah, third rlrM. COmSatd, Ph. Haeh 17, lOTO-tf Pirrlla&rottia ORGANS. PALACE, STERLING, MASON & HAMLIN. GOODS per yard. We will sell Carpets as in Philadelphia or Mew York. SIMPLICITY I QUPERIORITY Tl I IMPlMDi O MAINTAINED! Improvements September, 1878' ITtrlrir T-JFtnl th Arm. Of 1-. profrMilT f , mow gffcr to thf Wofkt tta WITH UTBB.L VICTOR w ' Important Improvement. Notwith.Unding Ih VICTOR has lcBg bn tbepocr of any machine iu the jnarltet s fact supported kj a hot of Tolunteer witneaxw we now eon&tleDtly claim lor II greater Bimpliritr, a wonderful reduction of . friction, and allogeUicr a Bar (bm liiuitfion of Desirable Qmliliet. For salt ' hy Merchants nnd others. season a magnifioenl slock of tbe moot Clearfield, Pa. DR. H. F. BEAM, CHRONIC DIBRAS1 PHYSICIAN, CKWKN8VILL1, PINN A. P.rtle.lal alteatlea (I'M, ll Beth MedF Bad pnetke, to th. treatant f thee, aae.e, hbw Mudlag, er Chreaa DiNaaee. Pau la eeed el kla Mrriaee, eeaeetellr laea wke bera deetered laL. aa. M.k B. BBTB BahU M t. whet Bib Ihea, weald de weH to fin hia a eell. la rr.rj mm Ih. p.lleat 1 Itimtt aa, ta7 ea real'tee a au.)4 apalea ee to whet eaa be eeeeaalleked la Ih. treelaeat. He wUI aa. Fllel eadartah. a tm aea thai he I aahta ..airal, V7 peel .ipert- ware er ITaatlj kaa.lt thea. ef .Iriltaf lla, mld de to ea Paraaaa luliNi af lUttla. 1 Moad.7, WWaeed.p ar tatardar. " Uaa ley. are deeeled mtlmUtlt a eaa aMla Olher daw. he aa, he ahe-at rte.ua, p.u.ai at a die. leaaa. haaa. alUBtlaa BB Ikll WlU tttmt die epweBUBaal. . kl., 14, 10, tt

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