THE REPUBLICAN.
CLEARFIELD, PA.
WBDNRHDAT MORNING, JUNK 15, 1879.
Terms of Subscription.
II pi4 I ftdrMw,or with ia three Koalas... S M
if paid tftcr thrM ud before ill months... S 60
jf paid alter the eiplratloB of ill e-oabtJ. I
ce-Mun. S. M. P imp g ill A Co., Newe
pirf Aareftlslnf Afeots, T Park Row, eoraer
BUoo Stmt, are our 4uj aataortaed A(ats
n t lIlr
REMGIOUH NOTICES.
MtlhodittEpUcopal Chnrch R.t. J. 8.
IfrMiidiT. Pastor. Harrises erery Sabbath
,1 io A. M.nd Tt r. .
Sabbfttn Snbool at 9 A. M.
PTar Meet In a erery WJdJt, at T4 F. M,
Comn untoa Berries, first debbata of every
aonth, st 1U A.
He.l t'learBeld M. K. Church. Rer.
W. frvrr Wit-aoa, Pastor. Preaching erery
altera' Sunday, M I o'elook, P. M. Bun day
Kobool at 3, r. ai. aii arc untca u atieoa.
PrtibMeiiaa Cbnrch-Hr. H. S.Botlbb.
-Sabbath aarrieea morning Bad eveninir-8etv
betb ftibool at I I, rrayer Maetlng we4i.es.
jar treeing. . .
Baptist Church. Re. J. A. Amain, Tu
tor. Bwrtees every Sabbath osornlng and evening,
si tarsal inj, at IU o'clock A. M ., and T P. M.
Pabbaib School at I P. M. Prajrar Meeting every
Wsdaeaday evenlog.
mi. franc le Church Cathlle-RT. P-
J, Smtnii. Prwhto) at 104 o'clock, A. M., on
tbs Int. third and fourtb Sundays of eaeh month,
Vnpn r.nd BeBedletlon of the blessed Haeraaient
tt 7 o'clock, P. M. ttandey School every Sunday
aftcrnooa ills olooa.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
tikb or loLDiaa qcabtib imwuom oovw.
Behind Moaday of January.
Third Monday of March.
Pint Monday of Jnae.
Fourth Monday of Hep tern ber.
TIMI Or OLDIKfl COB BOB FLBAe.
first Monday of Jons.
Hooond Monday of November.
ruiLio orricaaa.
Preeident JtjHon, Cfaarlai A. Mayor, of
Look Haven.
Atiittamt taw Judge II on. John H. Orris, of
BellefoDlo.
Ateoeiale Jmdget Abram Ogden, Clearfield)
Vincent tt. lloit, uieerneia.
protkonotaryHH Bloom.
Rtgitter mud Rtevrder L. J. Morgan.
lti$iriet Alton Win. M. MoCnlloogh.
fraafMrtr Philip Dolts.
Skerif Andrew Pants, Jr.
luput Sheriff Christ. J. Keagrv, Clearfield.
t'oWy Surveyor fiamnel F, McCloskey, Cur-
ensv..ie.
Count Commheionere P. W. Kylor, Qrs hem
ton P. 0.: Klab JohnstoB, Grampian Willi P. O.;
juha Norrii, Sr., Carwsnsvtlle.
fount, Auditor WillltBi V. Wrlfbt, Claar
Icld : Joiopb ailllland, Thraa Ram J. 8. Nor
rii, Woodland.
Commit Ooromr J. B. Noff, Ktw WnihlBftton.
Jury Commi&tiontn Dr. Jamoa P. Rorohfltld,
Clearfied, Joaapb Altiandor, Madora.
Sprint4ndnt of Pmbti HekooUii. L. Mo
Qnown, Cloarflold.
ikaUref WgkU at MtT JtM W.Carl Do,
offico at Lathonbarg Pa.
Solari PubUt Jobs W. W rig ley, Wat. Ra
dtbaagh, Cyrna tiordon, Cloarfitld t JoMnb H.
Irwin, N. E. Arnold, Carwoaivilla ( J. A. Li Ting
it on a, Unlloii City.
Our Special oolutnn It doeldfdly Intoroitlng in
a leal point of view, and profitable reading to
utildert who want to aara money.
YEA, OF COURSE J
"Hill yon taka wheat, oati or eora for iub
f rip I ion t" W'a art often lnqairad of in thii way
by IttUr from patrona who reiida at a diitanca
from Clfarfild. Wt agiln aay yoa, Tha receipt!
of a rtrponiibla tntrchant or mill owner In tba
vicinity, will annwcr ua Jut aa well ai tba oaih.
To illluatrate: If any of our patrona will dalirar
ui a bug of grain at tba mill of Joseph 11. Broth,
ifl Cheat townabtp, Bora PaUhia, In Bornalda,
Thomai II. Pnroay, lo Graham, Wm. Portar or
fibaw', In Lawranva, or Brown A Soyler'a, at
Rock I on, Union townahlp, and forward thalr
receipta for tb a moan I, wowltl erodlt thorn on
tbelr account for tbe lama. In tbia way all may
mob pay what I hey owe, If thay will punaa tbia
toarH. tf.
No pupor next weok.
For cheap uita go to Hirlingorft
RoOB' i ,
A Circnu vinitud Luthenburg one
day la ft week
The roof of the Court House is be
ing repaired.
l,3Ht Saturday wan the longeHt day
of tbe year 1ST.
The next issue of the Kkpubmcan
willboJoly Vtb, 1H7.
Go to the Park on the Fourth and
li'ten to Uot. Curtin't oration.
The new local on the Bellofunte Re-
fubliea atari a off big peraonala.
Potato buga are in our midst, but
tbny are not ai nnmtroua aa in rormar year a.
The i'iituburg Sunday Critic looks
fry anaeh tmprorad under Ita aw managemaaL
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The Auditors of Clearfield borotiKh
publiah their report of tba condition of Snanooa
for the yaw 1878.
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Samuel U. and Iticbard Irvin are
building a now farm houaa at tbe eld homcatead
farm, la Lewrenoe townablp.
Itev. J. B. Shaver, ot Miltwburg. Pa.,
preaohod in tba Cleartald M. K. Church I art
Sabbath momlag and aranlng.
The Union township Koad and Poor
rand a ta lament la pabhahad m anotoar toioma.
Ut tboaa tntoreated Uka notion.
Thoso of our readers who have never
heard Uot. Cartla apeak ahonld go to tbe Park,
on the Fourth of July by all maana.
The report of the County National
Bank, at tba cloaa of bnaineaa on Beturde, Job
lltb, ia ubliabcd In aaetbar eotumn.
An orcan irrinder visited town on
Friday laat aad turn i bed aom goad maaltf, halter
lhaa la uiutlly ground out by that elaaa of
mailelana.
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The nirnio aoason baa commenced
A aamber of little lada aad laaaea of tbli borough
held aua laat Tbnraday In Reed'a Oror. They
bad a pleaaaat and happy time.
Parties with torch-liichUare noticea
ble ia Ika rlfer la tba viatalty of lawa nearly
every avealag. With what inaeaaa tbey meet in
rapturing lab we are enable to it ate.
The largo flouring mill of Henry &
Co., at Ifuatiogdon, with a oueatiiy af Boar,
grain, etc., waa deatroyed by Bra laat Tburrda
morning. Lava, tt.tMfl i fully la aura J.
We loarn from tbo Jlemlle that the
atore af Mr. Ilenry Livarlgbt, at Oaeeela, waa
bur larltvd en Wednaeday night nf laat week.
Among ether artleme eeleeud were tvea or algk
revolveri. Ho etna to the berg tar a.
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A I. VP . WalUr, who burnod
with ft,i wkito irl.f wl.W Utoor.Uo.
D;, la tkU (.! t. mikt tli ippnnM
n.atttrml.. H. will. w r. (M IntlX.,
ol W iltliand fr.. Ik. sWlh
TheCountv Cumn.iHionera will be
la hmIm l tknr .tin ia Ulwri.14, Mi Xo.d.;
".it 41k, U rrmtit la WMl at k( u aa;
k. atMiMrj. All ,artl.l kt.l Vaalarn to
rittnt aitklkaaa will pl.a Uka aolloa.
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Tb cum f Andrew Trtoy, ol Mo-
K Maaly, .oar i.t.4 of atardar la Ika IrH da
itm. m kiu. Ik. Daii ml Pard.nl. 1 Ua amt-
' l.rt Mk la HarrlaWf, and Mllaa wa.
I!'!". aatll Ika aail Mwloa f Ika Bard.
t'u. E.. 5lh lUklinieut, Fa. KttionaJ
i..ii,.l rkillpalmrf, will Tlrlt Clatrtald
k. roarlk of Jal; aad tartuiaala la lkaa.ro
Mia at tbo Cltluaa' Park. Lonk oat lor
rud panda I Tba aaaaifara kar' (ill'. ia
kraiali..a tkal tk.j will ko koro.
t'brry truo cuiJcnU re now in
"i" I but wa Iraal Ikal aaao W Ik. roadori ol lao
Xmauraa, artkalf CrUada, D ko to aaf.r-
" 10 But wllk ar ojlikap aklk) lk
''I lkl .krir, I.Ud aad olr.Bt frail. Tka
km; (row ikit araaoa ki aotd to ko aa oforat.
a. tam.kaat tko coaal,. "'
Wo ire culled npon this week lo
Ua doatk wf Mr.. J.ka tlaMoaa, wklok
"ml a f riday bat, aFlor loa aad waar,
Klm. ao aadaraa) kar rwlog IH (root
Pt'lora, A kalkaJi4 aad oao ckiki an bft to
""1 tkalr koroa.ooKal. Tko faaanl look
'" aa Eoada, (floraaoe.aad " Urfo'T
nM. Hot. Ea.llw W. Roltk oflsl.l.d at tko
I'Mral Ntiim,
want a new suit for the Fourth.
Blrl inter
nwi acua tao aaaapoaL
No
Pro&chinir in the lUnti.i ol.,.ni,..
of Claa
irlald and Carwonarlllo a.it Rabkaib, on
I of tka sailor holiiin, m Orara aa allag at
Calm.
aoaoaot
Moan)
Still
(iolNd I'd. Tha
il orar the Tyrone aad Clearfield railroad ao
ia your oror tba ablnmanu durU. .v..
tbia
laat year abowa the enormout iaerenaa nf
,3fi
tone.
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n -ati.-ii i huiu uiAi many or
tbe farmert of Lehigh oounty hare begun lo plant
bit? atitila ar.ik vAm arJ
" ' ' - '"J wm pay Miier
than any other Dart of l ha r.rr. ....... i.
aaaloual bad yeara.
The Directors of Hunton township
School Diatrietwill recalro propoaalt until 6atur
day, Auguet U, fur tbe emotion of a aohool houaa
at Hickory Kingdom. For partleulata addreaa
tot Bojretary 0f the Board at Pan A a Id.
List of letters remaining unclaimed
In the Poataffirie. mt Olu,l.u r. n
June ld, lUTUt
M.S. Clark, A. L. Fiaeinaa.
P. A. OAL'LIN, P. SI.
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Anotukb MissiKOa In tbe death ol
Mr. Frelloy, Cheat townahlp loaei one of 1U
oJtieat and moat exemplary eitiiena. lie waa born
In German t, and emigrated, with hia family, to
tbli oonntty about 9.ib, eeUllng where he died.
He wa uoonaiatrot member of the Baptlt Chitreh
for in a uy yeara.
To Bask Balliht. We, tbo Now
Washington Baae Ball Club, do ohallenge to play
agNmaofBaee Ballon the Fourtb of July, at
New Waablnglon, lor tbe ehamplonabip of Clear
field, Indiana aod Jetferaon avuntiea.
0. J. CturBEu., CapUla.
New Waabtngton, Juna 3Sd, W9,
The Cambria Freemnn of last week
iaji i "The Aral eablegram arer aant over tbe
wlrea from Ebenabarg waa tranamltted on Satur
day laat It aoBtained aUteen worda,ouat eighty-
aeren oenta per word, or a total of f IS.93, and
waa a meaaage from Iter. Father McCarthy, of St.
Augnatlne, to a friend In Borne, the Eternal City."
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The Bright Side. Man is born to
trouble, but if the trouble arieea from n derange-
meat of tbe liver, atomaeb, bowvl and butch
ay Mem, It ean be remedied by lr. Ferner'a Blood
and Liter Remedy nod Nerve Tonie. I'm bia
Capitol Bittern for appetite and atrengtb. For
ale by llartewick A IrTln, drtytgiate, Clearfield,
Pennaylrania.
Bishop L. Wallace returned home
from Princeton College laat Tburaday evening.
Miaa Maggie MoCullougb, daughter of L. K. Me
Calloogh.from Diokinaon Bemioary Willlamaport,
and Miaiea Clara and Bertba Shaw, daughterief
A. B. Sbaw, from Piltaburgb Female College, re
tnraed oa Friday evening, to enjoy the Summer
vaeatlo a with their frlenda.
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Lumheii City Acadeuy. The Lum
ber City Academy willopea for a Summer aeeaton
of eight weeka, ammenolng July Tib, 1679.
Tbia fioorirbiog Inatltotlon ia patrooiied by
many of tba ablnat at ad en t a 1b the oouuty, Terma
for aesalon, (Theory and Practise of Teaching a
perlalty) 13.60. Boarding, $2,00 per week.
Keoma for aelf-boardera to be bad obuap.
Lumber City, June Sth, 1879-St
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How is this for Sheep? Tho Bod-
ford tiauttt aayi: "Meaara. Ueo. Doraey an J
Jame Bowdon, butchera of thia plaea, laat week
bought four aheap from David Bbafer and Joan
ugard, of Cole rain townahlp which were tbe larg
eat we know of having been railed In tbia eeetioa :
for Borne time. Tbe four auintala aggregated 740
ponnda. The two bcevjeat onea pulled tbe beam 1
to the tune of 4h0 ponnda. The eheep were Cota
wolda "
A Tprii m the Profrshion. Wo
nnderatand (bat Lawyer Brook book, during the
put week, porch a red the excellent Law Li
brary of A. A. Graham, Kj , eonalatlng of MO
volumea, aad be ia bow ready to llnnn to tba
wronge of client!, aod, for a reaaonable eon aider-
atloa, will eorreot tbem faraa It If poaalble.
Mr. tirabam dealgna going Went in eeareh of a
larger field. Wa hope that all of bia expetit,ona
will be realised in the fulleat meaaore.
The editor is absent this week at
tending tbeaauual meeting of tho Penneylvanie
Editorial Aaaoelatloa. Tba meaabera of the Aa
eoelatlon aaaembled attbeQirard Bouae, Phila
delphia, on Monday, where tbey ware met by
aimilar bodiei from New York and New Jerrey,
eodonTueaday moraing etarted on their Sum
mer exouraiou to Cape May, where tbe Summer
meeting of the Aeeeolattoa will he held. Tbey
will remain at theaeaaborofor about oaa week.
Attention 'Squirei. Judge Boss,
of Norrlatown, Ta., haa ealled the emotion of
Juatioea of ibo Peeoe to tba new vagrant not,
knowa aa the Tramp law, whioh waa approved
April Ulb, 1970, andgoa into effect Auguet 1Mb,
1879. Tbe Judge laid that, under bia reading of
tbe law, Juetieeje would ao longer have power to
commit aa vagrant, aa tbey have been doing, but
will be required to oommlt la jail for trial, tear
ing the final dlepoattlon of tbe onea to the Court.
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Persona in roceipt of a pension from
the Veiled Stalei had better not become a
member of any military orgaoliatlon . An ex
abauge eaya: "It may not be generally known
that a memberahlp in a military company Invall
datoa any penaloa the member may have been en
titled to prevloua to joining auoh Co rap aay. Thia
decialoB ia founded upon the fact that a man who
cao paaa a military axamlaation oaa not be eerU
oealy inoapaoltated from earning a IMog by
work, aod therefore needa not ta be a penal oner.
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Installation Services. Tbe instal-
IntloB of Rev. J. J. A. lullertoB, at pa tor
the Preabyterlaa Cbareh at Curwenirille,
will take plaea neat Saturday evening, June
18ih. Rev. II. S.Butler, of thla plaee.wlll preaah
tba aermon aad prealde Rev. D. II. Campbell,
of Aaaoaville, will charge the factor, and Rev.
Wm. Ueminell tbe people. Preparatory aervtsea
will be held on Saturday morning, and oa Sab
bath morning the Lord'i Supper will ha admin
taiered. A Point on Lkenre. The Hunt
ingdon Monitor lay 1 1 "Fella Toole at tba laat
January Seaaiona of Huntingdon Court applied
for llcenae to keep hotel at Broad Top City. A
remoaatrenoe waa preaeatrd agalnat the applica
tion, aad the Court relaaed to grant a lieenee. At
tbe following April eeaaiona, eaotber applicatloa
waa preaanted by Mr. Toole, and although no re
monauanea wu then preeented, the Court agala
refuted a lleeare fer tba reaaoa that It bad Seen
refuaed at the prevloua aeaaioa. The conn eel
for the applicant appealed to tbe Supreme Court,
oa the ground that it waa the Imperative duty of
tbe Court ta grant the lleenae aa tbe aeeend ap
plication, at there waa tbeu ao remoaat ranee.
Tbe Supreme Court on Monday laat, aflrmod tb
order of tbe Court below re la leg the Ikenae."
LintHLATiYB KiHHiiiti. The Belins
grove Timet aay at "The Legislature paceed aa
Aet to appropriate t,0to pay theexpefieMef
the Flah Commlealeaera, taeleding tb Hatch lag
Houaea alee, for the apptlatment by the Gov
ernor of three additional Flah Commlealoueref
alao appropriating $.ta,nM te put an addltioaal
new lab aehute hi the Columbia dam and ta
alter tba eld one during 18T9, te wbieb porpoce
not over $1 k,9N la ta bo devoted aad alao lo put
Aeh ab a tea, la 1881, ante Clark'a Ferry dam,
Shamoblw dam, aad the Irat dam In the Juniata
above Ita moatb."
It look a to ao aa though theMFlab Oommiasiun"
were having a good tlaee of 14, But U will bo a
long time before n Went Branebera will gel freeh
bad, eueept by eipreac overland. Fifty thoua
and dollar a year lo repair d-mi would purebaae
a good maay lib, and after thia great waate haa
eeeurred lr yeara there la no proof that a abad
will ever peat Sbamokln, Maaey, Big IalaBd aad
QuefB'f Raa demt. It look a ta na like a piece
of Troaaery p lander for the few who happen to
bo Commlaetenere.er get the Jib to put B dam
luiee late tbe river po.ila.
Post a (IE DtR on Letters. In the
aet of CeagreM parted at the laat teeeieB mah
... .i,kinr,flmliMi fDr the aeaUAaa earvtU fr tbe
year ceding Juae 80tb, Uad Bectlena N aad
tl make It the daty of Poitmaaun ta ami ia an
mall matter that haa reached ttjdectiaellea wUh
aat rail par meal of poctage an amount of alampe
ca,at ta the pottage duo. Heretofore the "bert
age" haa been marked apoa the letter or paekage
llknal arfaauoll m Ttllt tVraUlieB Will eTO
lute effect en tbe firat of July neat, and tbe sew
etampa for tela perpet are a-nag prapartn ey
tbe rtUm Oepartaaont at Waablagtoa and
their leave aommeaeed before tba t of Jane
The deaemlaalletta el theea HamBt are eaa, two,
three aad fire oaatf. They are at a aaiferm rod-dljb-bvewn
aeler. A large figure ropreetBtlag
k. d..la.iUM la alaaai La the centre nf the
atnmp, ted U eomwnded by aa ami of deli earn
lathe work. Oa the upper earner of tbtt aval
warh tae vorda -peotete dee" are printed
wblu lettorej en th.a lower border eppeere the
doatemtaatloa la Wttera of the aaaaa, and an
either aid ehe Mtra Mp. - p call hite
ahU'da. mj tbli tytiem a( tvampi tae wpan
peat will cava a great 4al af moan now baat IB
tpnU pttteteM at anerwald mail matlaf
You
New goodi thia week at Hirlinger &
afcoVa. )ane Xi- Ju
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To Bee keepers. Bee II i von, of the
vary Beat paitera, for tela cheap, by Dr. A. M
HtHa. .iB-Jt,
At the Republican ofllce is tho place
ta get your Job work done. We are fully prepared
to do any thing In the printing line, will do It
well, and at the right kind ofprlooa. tf.
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A Fact. An advertisement Inserted
Ifi the Raruauraa will reach more readerc than
if publtahod ta all tbe ether papara ia tba ooun
ty,and eoat the ad fertile, lea than one-half
In other worda, an adrertlacment pnbliahed In
eur jcurnal It worth double the prloe of that
charged by any other publisher la the eouaty,
'It U a fact. tf.
I M PORTA NT TO IUlLROAI) MANAGERS !
Pmtent A.. lld flSo, U. 8. PmUM Ofl.h
Self Car Coupler that will couple ana or one
tbouaand care at rapidly aa they are brought to
gether, without aoy pereoa to guide the link or
pia. Tbia la feat I oa eouaiala of the link aad pin,
the tame at low la nae, and It to tlmple, al
though ao perfeol to ttaeonttraction, (hat Itmuat
recommend Ittelf to every Intelligent railroad
man. It ean at a very email axpenaa he applied to
every oar bow la ate, and la the eenitruottou of
Btw car a tt will aeareely add anything to tba ex
peeae )f hulldiog.
Aay Railroad Company niching lo teat tba
Coupler caa have It applied te their earn, by ap
plying to the iio der If tied, at Olearfi eld, J a.
SritiBH, Buiou A Bo tan.
Addreaa all lettert to T. J. Boraa, Clearfield,
Ptn nay I van la.
AN OLD "LANDMARK."
flea. George Bocbaoan, of Centre oounty, and
well-known to many peraona In oar county, died
at bia Pennavalley home tome dayt tinea. Tbe
Mlllhelm Journal payg a graceful tribute ta hla
memory lathe publication of tho following dlgeet
of hla life, wbieh It glvee aa pleaaure to opy t
"By refereftoe to our obituary oolumua it will
be aeea that tbe venerable Gen. George Buobanao
departed tuia life, at hit rami home, near Penn
Ball, at the advanced a of nearlv eiihtv-tbreo
yeara. Me had been eufferina from tbe effect of
a paralytic atrokc and Had loat hla apeeeb for the
.an two ycarcoi a.a lite, ulnar wiie be wu never
alok.
"Grn. Buchanan waa of a very lltuatrleua faml.
ly. He waa a grand on of Gov. Thomat MoKeaa,
brother of Admiral Buchanan, of tbe Confederate
Navy, wbo wee badly wounded during the naval
battle la Mobile Bay, Admiral Faragut command
ing tbe federal fleet. He waa alao the father of
Lieut. Evaa M. Buchanan, of the U. S. Army,
who Rare bia life for hla sountrv la the War of
the Rebellion, aod Commander Tbomaa Me.Kean
Buchanan, who waa hilled In a naval battle to
Rayon Tecbe, Louie lane, during tbe late war.
Both theec youthful heroca aleep their lait Bleep
la the beautiful oetnUcry at Belleiontc. A daugh
ter, wbo had been married to a Mr. Xverett, from
Maaaaobuaetta, Ilea alto buried here. A third eon
li. Lloyd Ituobanan, reata in the graveyard at
Spring MiMa. lo reliaion Gen. Buobanaa ad
hered to the Kpltoopal church ; la poll t lot be wat
an nrdent Whig until that onoa great party wat
diaaolvcd, when he attaobed hitntelf to the Dem
ocratic party, with which he noted up to tbe time
of hit death.
'na held the ofllce of Protbonotary of Centre
oounty for a time, by appointment by the Gover
nor. Ue alaoaerved for loveral terma aa Juatloe
of the Peaoo la Gregg towaabip, where bo bad
bit homo for many yeara.
' Aa a neighbor Gen. Buchanan wu kind and
helpful. Many were hia acta of charity In former
yeara, and he will be gratefully remembered;
wnen gfne. At a Cbnatian be wu broad and
liberal in bia vlewt, active In tbe line of duty. :
He wat an aotlve worker in and devoted friend of i
tbe riunday-aohool eauct.
"lie wu human be bad hla faultai but hia i
aterling virtuet completely bid tbem, and bia
memory will be fondly cberiabed by the communi
ty of whioh be ao long wat n leading citiien nod
ueeful member- Huietcai in pace."
HUNTINGDON PRESBYTER V.
We lake tbe following report of tbe prooeodlnga
of tbe l'retbjlery, held at Orbiaonla oa tbe 19tb
iaat, from the Altoona Tribune :
Tbe Preibytery of Huntingdon met according
to adjournment la tbe Preabyterian Church at
Orbiaonla, Uuntiogdoa oouuty, at I o'clock ob
Tueaday afternoon, June IDlb, and wuaoottlia
ted with prayer by the Moderator, Rev. J. C.
Wllbblm, of Petortbnrg. About twenty m In latere
and tea eldera were preacnt. Rev. T. F. Sberrard,
of Miftliatowo, and Rer. A. Neleoo nollilleld, of
Huntingdon, were elected rtxpeotfuly Recording
C lark and Reading Clerk are feat.
Rev. John Q. A. Fuller to a prcacated a letter of
dlemlaeel from tbe Preabytery of W tat mini tar,
and after the aaual examlaettoa ha wu enrolled
aa a member of tbia Preabytery,
A call from tbe Curweaavllla Cbureb for the
eerrleet of Rev. Mr. Fallerton, promlalng kirn
$1,000 par aanata, together with tbe nae of the
pereooage, wu read, fouad In order, nod being
placed ta hit banda, wu accepted by him, and
June 28th waa appointed u tbe time for bit In
ttallationi Rer. U. fl. Butler to prealde and
prtaoh tba aermon, Rtv. Wm. Gemmell to charge
tbe people, and Rev. D. H. Campbell to charge
tbepaator. a a a a o o
Elder F. B. Reed, of the Bradford Cbareb,
having lodged aa appeal with tba Preabytery
agalaat tbe toaatoa of aald ofaurch for violation
of eoaatitutloBa) law, ia refualog to lacue ta bim
aoertlfioate of dlamiatal ta another church, there
being bo obargei agalaat him at tba time of mak
ing aald applloalloB, tbe papert were referred to
tbo Judicial Committee, wbo reported that tbey
fonBd the papert 1b order; but Mr. Reed not
being preaent te proaeeutethe appeal theyreoom.
mended that the eaaa be diamfaaed. Tho report
wu adopted. Ob motion the following Commit
tee wat appointed to vi alt the Bradford Churob
and endeavor to heal extating difltcultlu: Rev.'t
H. S. Butler, William Gemmlll and Elder George
MoCaulley. oaa no
The mloutea were read and approved, and at 9
o'clock tbe Preabytery adjourned to meet 1b Mo-
Veytowa, oo tbe aooood Toeaday of October.
ARREST OF BURGLAR.
Mention wat made la tbete column a laat week
of the burglary committed In the honaa of Fred.
Wheeler, of Oroaa twp., Indiana Co., and alao that
a gentle. aa frem Ithaca, N. Y- had atopped ia
Clearfield, on hla way home from Indiana county,
having eome aioleo property In hia poeeecaion
which he bad recovered. Following will be found
a full explanation to the affair, which we Irani fer
ta eur eolamaa from the Iadlaaa Demoerat. or
laat Tburaday t
"It appear! that aa tbe 10th Inataot, a Miaa
Maria Lance, name to Indiana, having retnraed
fro Tompklaf ownty, New York, where abe
bad been In company with oaa George 0. Deaa,
wbo wu there arretted fur larceny of a horn
aad burgy. Fiom in formation previouely re
ceived, tt waa believed that Mlw Lance had la
ber poateaaloa tome of tbe money ttolen from Mr.
Wheeler. Complaint wat, thereupon, made by
Mr. Wheeler before George Row, Eie,., eberglag
tbe yeuag woman with tba offeaee of receiving
Melon money, knowing tt ta kava been atolca.
Oa the morning af tbe 11th loataal aha wu ar
retted by Coattablc John W. Booba.ln whote
banda the warrant wat pieced for execution
From the young woman Information wm received
which indicated that Mr. John Lance, the father
at the girl, aad Tbomu Laaee, ber brother, were
aeoeteory to the burglary, both before aad after
tbo hot. Upon tbia, Mr. Wheeler made com
plaaa t agalaat Joha aad Tbomu Laaee, ehargiag
tbem with being eoeaoaory to the robbery, end
with receiving ttolen money, Aa. Tbe war real a
were pat In e fleer Book'a bendt, aad be aad tba
aberif'a Depnltea, Mettra. Newton Aniley and a
B. iletlett, proceeded lo tba farm af Mr. Joha
Laaoe, and arretted tbo men. Tbey at firat de
nted any kaowledgeef the matter, bat after eome
oeovertatleo ta relation thereto, tbey admitted
thai part of tbo money had been left hi their
eb.rce fereefe keepleg, by Mr. George U. ieeaa(
above BMBtlowod. Freoeedleg lo Ua weeda,
a bo at a bead red rode from tho Lance dwelllag
heuae, the men dug down Into tbe grand aad
brought oat a glaaa pmt Jar.ocutalalDg Stfe) la
Natkaal Bank aad 0 ft. TmaJary notoe j and
further en from the root of a fallen tree tbey
broaght forth a package of ! la gold oaln. Tho
prlaounrt and the money were broagbt to town
br the oBcen. The two man were committed lo
Jail hy George Row, Rej., nod the recovered
money hu been Haled op and aafely put away
far tba Brearnt.
-The eapintd of the two mow John Leoot end
Tbomu Uaoe led t thp further Jlealoaura that
tho harglary had bora perpetrated by George C
Deea aad that the boric aad boggy, for the
larweny of which raid Deea aew la prttea la
Tompkiat eeuaty.NeW Terh, were thorn to pot
aaacloa af Mr. Job a Laaoe, having beea left there
bf Deea at the time the harglary wu committed
Tbo beree and baggy vara Ukea charge of b.y the
Sberiff aPepeUeei aad en Saturday lut,Mr. m
t. Rethwell. Ibo nwwor nf the arenortt onma to
lodiaaa, aad reclaimed tho earn
We alee lean freej Mr. Retkwett, that t the
tima af tho arret af he had in bit peaeee
aieo noma 11,49s or fil0 perk atc the aaex
Bonded aart af the meaey ttolen from Mr. Wheel-
or. Mr. W. I. Deng hart b hat had gaaeral
ntaaacement af the eeee fer Mr. Wheeler, oa
Friday weat la Ithaaa,. T., aa reeevoreey of
the money wbieb may be available, end te ar-
raafc rer the detention af paau.ne nf la aeenra
hla rtol as aeoa aa the New Terh author! Ilea barf
dlaaeeed of the baraa rivaling eaaa there.
The othcera deawrp credit fcr thf prompt and
eteieat maaier to nhtrh tbey hav demo tbelr
work to thtaaaat."
Bo member that Lytle la County
Agent-t Loirlllard'tToln40o,aad ana tall them
at factory prleea. They arc the beat lobaeoaa to
market. Try them. If.
To Landlords and Storekeepers.
Lytic hu as arrangement with aa Butera Cigar
Factory to that ha oaa tell elgara by the box or
tbouaand at bottom figuree. Glra thalr elgara
oaa trial. tf.
ilu rvv kt r -r tun A (lr-v mnallnn
o.. ... ...... - .vv...fi
win boneiaat mount taim, ob land Belonging to
Mr. HapeeM. AftnmailnoT aa Thnraoaiv
neat, Juno 36th. aoatlnulng over the Sabbath and
part or neat weea.
An Heir-loom. Amonif tho valua
ble! taken from my rttldenee recently waa a Mi
rer Watch. If the party la poateaaloa of It ulll
return tho aaraa lo me, there will be ao queitlona
aaked. Aibubt W, Laa,
EDUCATIONAL MOT EH.
at a. t. n'qtrowji, oocarr luraBiaraauBaT.
Glrard townahlp will have all mootht of tcbool
the preaent year with laereaaed aatarlH.
Tbe Curwentrllle Select School, under Mr.
Joha A. Gregory, elated ob Friday, tbe 10th laat
Tba anterprlalng Board of Buatoa townahlp,
Intend balldlog a otmmodloue tobool building at
Hiokory Kingdom daring tbo Summer.
Mlta Kate Allemaa, formerly a teacher of tbia
county, wu reoeatly re-elected to a very pleaaaat
and lucrative potltloa la tba tcbocla of Altoona.
W. A. Ambrote will upea a School at Centre,
1b LawroBoe townahlp, early la Jaly, to continue
all weeka. Theory of teaching will be embodied
la the eoarae of aludy.
t'p to Ibta writing, Juae 18ih, we have received
twenty, twe af the forty annual DUtrlct Reportt,
and aent them to tbe Department. Covington and
Glrard Reportt reached ua aa early u June 3nd,
being the firat oa the record. Dlreotora, can't
yon mil tend them before July ltt f
Reportt have reached ua from n number of dla-
trtota to tba effect that Dlreotora have raited tbe
waget , and will like w lac demand a higher grade
of certificate. Nothing givea more aaturaacc of
progreaa than tbia. The Direct ore of Bell Iowa
thlp have raited tba waget aad will reject all
oertlftoatet counting mora than alxtcea.
ArraBgcmcBla hare beta made hy which all
wbo dealre te attend aohool after vaoatton for a
ahort time will bare an opportunity to do to.
Mr. J. A. Gregory, aatlated by J. A. John too,
opened a tobool la DuBolt oa Monday the 13d
latt. The Lumber City Academy and New
Waablngtoo Normal Initltutc will bo la aeaaloo
during the after part of tbe Rummer.
Tbe Dlreotora of tome of our towna have al
ready made tbelr appolatmente for tba Winter
term. At Curwentrllle, Mr. J. A. Gregory tt re
tained u Principal, Mr, L. D. Bailey hu been
ehoaoa teacher of the Intermediate, and Miaa
Nannie Bard of tbe Primary Department. Mr.
0. W. Wearer It retained aa Principal of tbo
Penfletd aohoolt, and Mr. Allen H. Rorenkreaa
bu been ehoaen for tbe Grammar achoel of Pen
field. The Commencement oxarelaca of tho New
Washington Normal Institute will begin onTbura
day eveniag, J-ily 10th. Ob that avealag tbe
final lecture of the courie will be delivered by
Tbomu H. Murray, Esq., of Clearfield. Subject:
Herolam of St. Paul." On the evenlog follow
ing, aeoBteat for prliaa In lisaya, Orattont and
Select Readlaga will take hlaoc. Tbe doting ei
ercltea promlaea to be of a dignity and character
befitting tba reputation of the tcbool.
Many of the teaohert of the oounty will be
torry to bear of tba death of Charley Farwell, of
Lumber City, which occurred at hit home ob Fri
day evening, Jane ISth. Few ever entered our
ranka that gave better promise of naefulnett, or
wu mora hlgblfetteemed or endowed with nobler
qualltlct than the subject of thia aketck. Though
young In years, he teemed to poaaeas Judgment
and executive ability to took an extent u to ren
der him eminently taeecstfol la the tcbool room,
and wbtob tecured fcr bim the eateem aad confi
dence of all with whom ha associated. Hit record
aa a etudent and a teacher it worthy tbe emula
tion by tbeae who tball take hit place ia our
honored profession.
Tbe editor of the Jobnatcwa Dtmottat, In
apeaking of the appointments made for tbelr
echoolt, paya our friend nod fellow-teacher, G.
W. Mars den, the following deserved com pli meat.
It will be remembered that Prof. Maradea taught
tbe Peafield High School, la thlt econty, for ail
yeart: "Oa Saturday evening lut, the new Board
of School Dlreotora for Jehastown berougb or
ganised. The firat bualoesa tranaacted after tbe
organisation wu tbe election of a Prlacipal of
the High School. Prof. Geo. Martden, wbo hu
ao aucoesifnlly conducted that school for tbe put
year, demonstrating bit efficiency to all who have
viated the tcbool, wu elected. The board tbould
be congratulated, and the people have every
reason to feel aim red that the High Scbool will
bo a Ugh tcbool la every way worthy of our town.
Mr. Marsdta It a eloee student, a thorough, praotl-
eal teacher, and to every way well qualified to
have charge of a er?hool of tbit kind. Let our
preaent able board of School Director! tastain tbe
Principal la bit well directed efforts, aad we will
have obe of tbo beat aohoolt wo have ever bad 1b
successful eperatloB In Johnstown."
A LOWER ENTER'S 1NQ,UIHV.
Eniroa Rbpi!blicak : In your valuable paper
of June 4lb,M Tax-Pay-Bra," of Pine Grove, In
tbe upper .end of Lawrenoo, gently uka the
Audi tort to report orocreet. and maae tome very
proper tuggettlorl to them la regard to their
Road and Poor funds of Lawrence.
And behold von. In response to tbe call, tbey
present to our tax rlddea people to your next is
sue, as If by abortion, n statement, entitled
" TOWNSHIP AUDITORS' REPORT,"
in which tbey attempt to tandwlcb tbe Srfaool
Road aad Poor accounts with the Treasurer's, not
inlrlan with "Tax-Pay-Kra'" request, nor
wtlb any tingie Act oi Aaeemoiy in aunu cwee
made and provided.
Ther shoe Id have henrt where they left off laat
year j aad for their benefit I will oopy last year a
Hoed aeoouui, as paouaoeo ia toe nurrai.icA :
ROAD FUND DR.
To amount of duplloalea $3,441 71
To amauBl of Audi ten' ardert 006 tl
Total U, 91
ROAD TI'ND CR.
By work done by ei'latai $1,249 48
By exonerations H 9 93
He faaatiaWtT , OAVet .... SOS 11
By transfer to NorrU' book - 110 94
By amount net worked by N orris,.., 92 10
Total $4,040 92
Tbara it la in a But-ahell t Don't you tee tt t
A wonderfulwar te diioowof $4,049.92 I Would
they sell another 1st oa Ibo tune termt t The
Treasurer's percentage consists of bia being
charged with $e 21 too much
In the account of tbia your tbey charge tbe
Treaaurer with tbe amount of each Buperviaor't du.
plicate, with amount an seated Ua received, and
with tbe following item i "To Huperviaorc' erdera,
aplkec and plank, $aj.I0." The exaot amount ;
be paid them ia cash fee work aptket aad plank I
Surely that It a bestard, or tbe child ia nick- I
named I That, tbey count peer Owent out of
$1, J4l.il to two yeart, u appears from the pob
liehed eteeente f but be bu aa mexnani'ioie
fund of eath aod doat mite a Tew dollera.
Tbe aeqeel ebowt that tbe Superviaora levied
for 1879, en eeated property, $l,Tll IS, aad that
the charted wa for an ol via a it lo the road oaly
ficiS more than 111 per ceatjoae of the bosaea
tl allowed ever It percent. iniaMiiwiawi
charge Nerria with the $192-20 traaaferred to him
aad an worked In Uct year'e account. Norrii wu
httewa auoeeaeor, and, inatead ef charring bim
that in addition te bit dopttoata ef 1879, they
credit him with M.fi2, traatrerred be hit aua-
1879. He does well. Tba A ad. tors
credit tbe Treaaurer with balance due at lut set
tlement of $19.89 en Road account way no
that, when latt year's account u pahllahed hu
no baiaaea I Aad la the end the Treasurer forfca
ever te 1. Ofdee. bit tweecMOr. $1,4JI.M ef the
tax-pnyera' hard-earned money a auan, tf ben
eetly expended, tuftciaut te heep every rod af
read to toe lownehip in good reeir rot; me year
kw79, without an addltioaal levy. And yet, air,
tkmmm butt Mdkal uaterc have kavted It mills ol
Read tai upon no for 1979. Shall wa pay R t
Caa they compel aa to pay It t Nothiag to said
to all tbit amy af figures u to bow nrach tbe
A act i tore and Clerk aet (or book -keeping. Thia,
air, to a riag wlthia a ring, aad R tt high time
the tax -pa era thenld call a bait ana ucaaaaw mm
exntanalicn. I nay but little tax : hut 1 would
reaneetfullv aeh thoec who do pay largo amoante
Wa the like te ear 19 milla mad tol, and at
the came time allow the Trouurer tl,42l.fi of
yeur Read money ta epeealato upon t
In tbe Peer account there is no Overseer ealled
ta thow hia hand J but it eppeere the Tree a rer
aet I lee with theea, and then tho Audi lore aay
amen ta the Traaturor'e aceewat, crediting him
with redeeming $1,999.19 af erdera, Inatead at
abewlag what each pauper, oeea Overeeer, each
Audi te. aad tbo torh eetto. Lot na kaow
whotnar K te tec half, the fcurth. or tba tenth you
get 1 heftpen to have board ef teena af the dark
wayt aad tain trieka of the Oversee baetaeat,
and I iaetti a pen having a fair aonal aad no
ball-doaleg. WUI yon give It P
la the bobeeJ acccuul tber onm every thing to
ret her, and ahow Uat the Treasurer bu paid
j, . t but dent aay what tar. Raw, geuta,
I weat to know what the teach ere coat na ( what
ik. Heanrtar east i whet Ua Altemey eoet i what
the efloe re at eeeli what tbe fuel eoet what the
rwaaira eeet what tho Paradise aohool henee,
oal bewoe, and that oer seai hevMo, eoet Bad
especially let na know what tho Auditara nod
Clerk get ley acaduetlag thia woret ef grand
farcee. Il la year ewetn duty to Inform us.
Cell Bp the Supervttesa and Ovorooora, Let
eooh ewe ahew bit hand. Lot aa hnww what he
eaaaaof our money i what It wu pajd far, aad
WbO 10. I BOB t OeiVSTC WO BHIWI mrm re.re-
otic oaough to de all tbie finnaetwrtof fer neCbtog.
Nee de 1 believe that tho Ovcveoera get ao pay,
Treasurer
Peer aad
reeauror Owens bat no rebate a tie wee nut ter
aald witbtn thirty a ays.
Tell na, at least, what chare the peowlea' tao ew.
ret ef the I4.9na.l, aa mittmtemaly aaaoemtod
lor ta Ue late eeulemeut, Uwaa lis,
LawBBaB Twr, Jaaa ITth, lfrt.
We have now on bund goveral thous
and Irat-elua envoi op ee, which wa will print for
buslneat men, or anybody ele, at prloet Uta4 aa
not ha rivalled- Call aod aee tbem . tf.
New Daily Stagi Line. Jamoa L.
Lonvy baa anececded la having t dally mall aaUh
litbed between Clearfield aad PoBafield.uud will
hereaftor raa a dally Htp bctwtaa the two point a,
11 is eon tract began with April 1st, and tbo ttaga
will leave tlearfield every momlng (except Sub
day) at $ o'clock, making connections with all
traioaoa the Low Grade Railroad at Pen a field, re
turning after tba last trala tba tame evening
Passeageraaad freight will be carried at low ratei
Ord era left at any of tbo boteli will be attended
to. lOaprTP-tf
CLEARKIELD t'OAL luAUi'. kStutt
ment of Coal and other frelghta toot over the
Tyrone A Clearfield Dlvlalea, Peooaylraatn Rail
road, fur tba week ending Juno 14, 1879, aod
the tame time laat year i
COAL.
For tba week
voat
- 81.4rtfi
Same time laat year
., $fl,54B
Increase
Prevtoualy during year
Same time lut year ,
Ioureaaa
Total tn 1879
Same time lut year
Increase ,
OTBIB PBBI0BTU.
Lumber
Mlaeellancoua frelghta
..202 cart.
..13$ ,t
HURRAH FOR THE FOURTH 1
Tba ment bare of tbe Cillaent' Park A asocial ton
will hold tbelr firat annua) 8ummtr meeting nt
tbo Citluot' Park, Clearfield, Pa., July 4, 1879.
Wa publish the programme at folio wt .
JULT4TH! JULY 4TH!l Jl'LY 4TH ! ! !
rntr arbual t trait ia nixTtaa.
Three trota this day, to begin at 19:30 A. M.
Tho following are the olaisesf
Puree, $74. For horses fire yeara old or under,
(never trotted for a takes). 10:39 A. M. Mile
beats, beat two la three. Five entries or more, to
olote June 29, 1979. Forty dollars to firit horae,
$20 to 2d, and $11 to fid.
Puree, $100, For hortet owaod ia the oounty
onlj, (must have been la county AO dayt prior
to day of race), mile beata, beet twe la three,
Five entrlea. All entries to bo made by 9:80
A. M. day of race. Fifty dollars to lit horse, $2o
to Sd, $1S to fid, and $14 to 4th.
Puree, $17, Free for alt, mile heats, best
three la five. Matt be five or more en tries
En triet to olote by June 29, 1K79. One hundred
dollars to first horae, $0 to 2d, aad $21 to 3d.
At 1 P. M. the Glee Club will ting several
select I oa s, aad at 1:10, Gov. Cartla will address
tbe aseembly.
The banda will bo to attendance nil day.
Dancing from 10 o'olook, A. M., and to continue
all day.
A grand display of fire works ta tho evening.
Come aod enjoy the day. Admission to all, 2ft
cento.
There will be oa exhibition at least tea Kentucky-bred
horse from tbe stables of Mr. Brock-
way.
Arrangemtnlt bare beea made for Excursion
tickets to be sold from Tyrone to C lea i field, and
for Special Traloa from I'hilipsburg and Cur
wcnsrllle to Clearfield. For la form at lea appl y
te either of the Executive Committee.
R. Nxwtob Shaw,
V. M. Campon,
Sahubl 8. Durrani.
Je4tf. Kxerutive Committee.
Special
CoLLBcroa'i WAniuNTt. We have prepared
a form, and have on hand a large quantity, of
blank "Collector's Sales," which have been ap
proved by the highest legal authority tn tbe
Courts of this county. At Tteenly Venlt per
dusea we will mall any Bomber to tbe Collector
ordering tbem. A Collector, when com pet led to
advertise property, must post up not less rhu
tbree notices in tne most puone piacee in m a
borough or township. tf.
0a Hiixpbbd Pbb Cast, Ditoouar on Old
Paicaa. Hcwiog Meohlneecennow be purchased
at McrreU'a Ha and variety atore, from $J6 up
wards. All kJndaof tewing macbinea repaired
on the ahortoat notice.
Clearfield, Pa., July 18, 1877.
Buooiaa Fob Salb. R. Newton Shaw keeps a
full supply ef Fredonia Buggies and Platform
Wagons for sale. To bo teen at the Sbaw House
yard. Call on or addreaa htm at Clearfield Pcbb-
aylvanta. , may ic-u.
W a itt an. 090,009 M-feet shared hoopt, deliv
ered at tbe railroad, to oar loadt of 8,000, at all
points on the Tyrone A Clearfield, P. A B., Bald
Ragle Valley, and Pennaylvania Railroads, for
which I will pay the highest market price.
J. F. Krambr,
Octlfl, 1678-tf. Clearfield, Pa.
W a rtbd. Delivered at tbe Rail Road.
100,000 28 inch shaved shingles.
110,000 14-lnoh tawed shingles.
190,000 feet of pine boards.
tVOO.OilO 14-ftet shaved hoopt.
6.000 railroad ties.
50,000 feet of good hemlock boards.
For which I will pay the bigbeat market price,
delivered at Clearfield, or at any point oo the
Tyrone A Clearfield Railroad.
J. F. Kbambb.
Clearfield, Pa, Oct lfi, 1878 tf.
Just Received
Just Roeflived by ARNOLD, at
CURWENSV1LLE:
Car Load Nova Scotia Piaster t
Car Loftd pure Corn, Itye and Oats
Chop 1
Car Load Deaken Salt I
Car Load of Choice Family Flour 1
Car Load Dry Goods, Groceries, 4 (r.t
a.Shinfflna. Bark. tt. R. Ties and
Gruin will be taken In exchange.
t urwensvuie, may i, 100.
Xervous Debility.
Vital Weakneea or Drpreealou i a weak
exhausted feeling, no energy or courage; the re
sult of mental orer-vorx, snaiecreuona or
xc caeca, or tome dreta upon tba aytttra tt al
ways cored by Humphrey's Ilommpathic Specific
No. 28. It tones up and tavtcoratu tbe system,
dispell tbe gloom and despondency, Imparts
strenrth add eneray, stops the drain and re
juvenates tbe entire man. Been used twenty
yeart with perfect tucoeat oy inoosanus. boiqi uy
dealers. Prioe, $1 per single rial, or $i par
package of five vtalt and $2 vtal of powder. Seat
by mail on receipt of price.
Address Humphreya Homaepathlc
Medlrhih Company, 1UW Fultoa St., N. Y.
C. D. Watsoa, Agent, Clearfield, Fa.
aept. 18, W-ly.
Do 1om iieiieve Mi,
That In tbia town there are aeoret of peraona
puiing our store ererv day whoee Uvea are made
nlaarable bv iBdlceatioB. Dveocpaia, Sour aad
dl t treated Stomach, Liver Complaint, Cnn at i pa-
lion, wben for 75 eti. we will tell tbem nniion t
Vilallaar, guaranteed to care in em. noia oj
Hartawtek A Irvlo, and 0. D. Watson, CUarfield,
Penn'a.
ir Challenrt the HorM.
When we ear we believe, wa have evidence to
prove that Sbitoh't Coniua.pl. on Cure is decidedly
he bMt Lane Medicine made In u much as It
will cure a eommoa or Cbrcacs Ocugh la one half
the time aad relieve Asthma, Bronchitis, w hoop
la Coaab. Creun. and show more eases of Con
sumption eared thaa all ethers It will cu e
where they tail, it is pleasant to Uke.barmleia to
the yeungeet child aod we guarantee what we aay.
Price, 10 eta. 19 eta. and $1.09. If your Lunge
are aero, Cheat or Back lama ate Bbllob'a Porous
Plaster. Bold by llerlswteB irvia, v. v. net-
ton, Clearfield, Fa.
Enjoy lift.
What a traly beautiful world we live la I Na
ture gtvea u grandeur of moaalelat, glena aad
accent, end thousaoda of weens for enjoyment.
We can desire no better when tn perfect health ;
but hew often do tbe matorit? ef pcopfe fuel like
gtvlag tt up dioheefteacd, discouraged and wor
ried cut with disease, when there it no weuton
tar thia feelia. aa even sufferer oaa oaally oh
tain satisfactory proof that Green's A a fact Flew-
re Will mabe tbem U tree irven wieeaaa mm wae
born. Dyspepsia and Liver Oompleiat ta the di
rect eaaee el eeveaty-five per oeot ef tuoh mat
ed tee at Billlensness, Nervous Prostration, Die
tlaeaa ef the Head, Palpttatica of the Heart, and
aiber dlttresataa svmntoms. Tbree eWee of Au
guet Flower will prove ita wonderful effect.
ttemplo botuea, ia cent a. iry u.
July IT '78 sow ly
)M HKff !"
Allow a acid to advaaee ta your tyttem aod
thaa eaoeurage mere ee rices mala dice, each na
pneumonia, bemcrThageo and toag trouhlea when
aa Immedieto relief oa bo readily aiteiaed.
Rose bee's Uermen Syrwp hu gaiaed the largect
tale ta the world tar the aara of Oougha, Cotde,
ed tho covered Lung Dieeaesa. It la Dr.
Beeehee'a fameu German preeeriptle a, and la
tNpared with the grantee earn, aad no fear noes
s entertained In admlaletcriag R to the ycona
eat child, na pet d reel tees. Tbe sale of Ibta
medtoiac la unprecedented. Since first latredoccd
there hu been a eon at eat laereasing demand,
and witbent n tlagle report oa fa lie re be do iu
were, la aay eaaa. Aak year druggist u to the
truth of tbcee remarks. Large site 79 eta. Try
R and he envlaeed. Juty u, ibtb eow-iy
AI Ik. ratldoaoo of laokrlda'i aorasta. aa Wad
aaada,, J.a. lik, H7, k, ... 1. t. Ooalm,
Mr. Willi,., aalaol nrooa.ma, ra., aoo oiih
JMIO B. nwwl.B, 01 urtra-rwo iowbibi,. iwar
i.ld ooaalf , fa.
At tka rraakjtarlaa Ckorrk la DaBola, aa
Wada.ad.jr, J... ink, ml. kr K... Wa. kl.
Bwr.kl.ld, Mr.Tkm.l If. 8a aad Miaa
v.r.BB.1., aoaioiw oi iovokdmuo, .wrojaiM,
all o Uokola, Wit.)d oooai,, Pa.
Oa Tkorala,, Joa.Xk, UTt. kt Bat. Joka J.
Morrlo, Mr. ilatld Waliora aat MIM aart 6.
Itawlaad, Hit ol Boattdalo koraak.
At Ik. Oalkolla Ckarak, la tkia koroank, oa
Mooda,, Juaa lolk, lI, k Har. ralkar P. 1.
Skarldaa, Mr. Joha llaka aad Ulal Mar, li,
liai. r .r botk ol F.anrWU. Cl.ard.ld oaoal;, Pa.
Altka roaldaaoa of Mr. J. D. Bproat, oa Toai.
d.jr, Jua. I Tib. H7J, b, Kar. Wm. Uammlll, Mr.
Oao. W. Dt.k.v, of II.alBd.l. korougb, aad Mil.
w llda Bkiil, ol uicaola borouik.
At Ibo M. I. Paraoaata lo OiMola, oo Muaday.
Jon. I8lk, III), bj Kar. J. A. Woodooct, Mr.
Tbooiaa T. Lobk, aad Mia, Aoola Rowtaad. bolb
ol llootadalo koroufb.
0a Frldor, Jaaa lh, 187, kr 1. M. Ukaaa,
Mr. Iborno. 11. Ir.la aod Mra. Mar, Wal
blo, balk of Woodward lowalblp.
On Moadaj, Juaa Id, 1879, ky Jama. M.Kaa,
Mr. Jka II. Ilro.b. aad Mil. Mar Mollaa,
all of Lawraooa lowaihlp.
Ua Prldar. Jaaa Tlk, ll?t, kr Jamaa M.Koa,
K.q., Mr. Jataao Hualibur; aad Mlai Plora Howlw,
ail Ol Kill lOWH'.ip.
AI ihVr.afd.oea of lha brida'a poraota ia I'kil
In.bart. on Jun. ltllb, HJV, br Hot. W. II.
Kldrodo, Mr. Abram 0. Hboff, of Puaorrlll.,
ClcarHald oouotj, and MlaaCrolhla ljubaoi.
At Roodlnf, Pa., oa Wadaaidajr, Jona Ulb,
l7l, by R.v, , Mr. U.rmau
llaupl, of Cnrwaoirlllo, Pa., aod Miaa Aoola
Maddlar, or tbo oratoam.d plaoo.
In Cheat townablp, oa Wednesday, June lllh,
1879, Frederick Frailey, aged about 81 years.
In Kartbaua townablp, ob Tueeday, Juoe ITth,
1879, Mary, wire of William lleiobal, aged zv
yeara, 0 moo tbe aad 11 dayt.
Ia Clearfield borough, oo Friday morning,
Juaa 2th, 1879, after a llngcrlug tllneaa, Mra.
Josephine T. Slmmone, wife of June ehmmons!
aged 44 years.
At Lumber City, on Friday. June Utb. IK79,
of consumption, Charles I. Farwell, aged 18
yrara, v muntns aoo a days.
"Charley" Farwell wat a young maa of Ike
finest qualitlea of heart aad mlad. By close ap
plicative oe acquired proociency in an ine com
mon and many ot tbe higher branohes of learning,
reoeiviog one of the best Provisional car tl floe tee
aiven in the eouotv io 1878. Affectionate to pa
rents, brotbere and sister, kind and considerate
to all, be was beloved by all and considerate io
all. be was beloved bv all aod le mourned by all.
He bore bis five montbs's alllietiou wltb patience
and a fortitude almost unknown to tbe victims oi
consumption, and at tbe last, with a calm resig
nation be sunk lo sleep.
Nor It this sleep eternal,
But n rest from cares of earth,
To be broken by the dawning
Of tbe new aad heavenly birth.
Tbea our dear one, robed aa angel,
Will rejoice forevermore,
Meet the loved ones at thalr coming
To that bright and golden shore.
Restla peaoo. 0. C. R.
(Lock Ilaven papers please oopy.
CLEABFIZLD MARKETS.
Clbaifiblj, Pa, Juno 14, 1879.
Flour, per et.-. $' 80
Buckwheat Flour, per cwt 2 fit
Coro Meal, per cwt - fi0
Chop, rye, perowt L 40
Chop, mixed, per cw -...... 1 &9
Bran, par cwt . 1
Wheat, per bushel 1
Bye, per bushel 09
Oata, per bushel 40
Corn, cars, per bushel 8
Buckwheat, per bushel 00
Potatoes, per bushel 1 "0
A pples, per bushel 40 to 100
Hams, per pound U
Shoulder, per pound T
Uiied Beef, per pound ....
Chickens, per pair 40
Hotter, per pound
Eggi per doaen 14
Salt, per sack, la rite 3
Coal Oil, per gallon 1&
tard, per pound
Dried Apples, per pound .
Dried Peaches, pet1 pound 0
Beans, per bushel . t 9"
PRODUCE MAEKET REPOBT.
pHiLAtiBLPBU, June 33. Brcadstuffs more
slowly.
Cotton it dull et llifo, tfj ror mioiingt.
Bark Is nominally tnd unchanged.
Seeds There isnotblna doina Lb any discre
tion but prices remain unchanged.
Flour and Meal The Flour trade Continues
quiet and steady; sales of 40Q barrels; Including
Minnesota extra family medium aad fanry, at
$4.70(119.25; Pennsylvania do. do. at $c('i&.b0 f
westero do. do. at$o Wfft ; andpatent aod other
high grades at fi(n,M$- Bye flour it Iteady
with salea at $3,121. Cornmeal Nothing doltg.
Grain Wheat it quiet and firm, with sales of
2,00 bushels, including Pennsylvania and south
ern red at $1.14i9il.l0j; do. do. amber, at $1.17
((1,1.18; and No. X red, elevator, at at. mi.
the ope board first oall, $1.14 wu bid for Jane;
$1.09 for July; $1.07 for August; and Sl.OftJ
for September. Rra it steady nt evftnoi lor west
ern nod Pennsylvania.
Corn Tbe market It firm and very aettra for
local ooasuiaptioo, with aalea of 8,009 bushels;
including rejected, at d3f(i37c( steamer, at 38fo
4lei toutbera yellow at 44c ( and Sail, elevator.
at48c. At toe open board, first oall, 83 ic wm
bid for Juae 43e fer Aagust, and 4t(o)44e
for September. Oats am uascttied. Sales of 8,
900 bushsli, locluding white ot 37(g,40e. and
mixed at Sflfrj-ITc.
Whisky It stea.ty, Salea of western at$l.0S.
Cmoaao, June 2.1. Floor dull and unchanged.
Wheel tn fair demand, but lower; No. 2
Chicago spring $l.03(104 forcaih j SM'Wio
for July ; 91t(a91a for August No. 1 do. 80c ;
rejected, A4e.
torn aUedy and in fair demand ; tote loroasn ;
8firj(3oc for August ; rejected, 34)ra).14je.
Oats dull aod a shade lower t I2ie for cash ;
JJic for July 80 Jc for August.
Kyo steady and Brm at fts jo.
Barlej Arm and unchanged-
TOWNSHIP At'OITOHK' REPORT.
FRANK WU1TK, District Treasurer of
Kartbaus township, in account with toe tame lor
School, Poor and Road fuads for 187fit
BCBO0L rOKDI PBBTOB.
To balance at lut settlement $ 489 34
To am't from Oo. Treasurer 8oa 49
To am't from D. Mains, Cel. '76-76 193 40
To t percent on VI01.H, overpaid 0 07
To amount for election house M. 2 00
To amount from Oeo. Ileckendora . $ 23
To amount of Duplicate U77-8 470 08
Tolal
$l,anaj Ot
CBBDITOU.
By am't paid for teaching 1
By am't for fuel, rr pairs, Ac
By 2t per cent, on $769 bb, peld out...
By t pur cent, en $169 40, eol. on dup-
04S 90
110 69
18 90
4 78
1 48
33 17
IKS 20
8AI 88
By 9 per cent, abatement, e hi tens tax
By exonerations on dup. '77-9. ,.,
By am't unrellecled on dup. 'T7-8 H
By halsnoe due township .
Total..
$1,800 81
BO AD rt-BBd DBBTOB.
To balance at lut aettlemcnt $ 123 49
To am't from Co. Treaaurer 1,093 41
To cash paid on Baucb's duplicate , 46
Total
$1,916 85
cBBDiron.
Br amount orders paid $ fiflj 64
By 2t per cent, on $389.64, paid out..,. 9 68
By balance due township 8H3 25
Total...
..$116 86
TENNYSON HERTLRIN, Supervisor, in nocouBt
with the lowasbip for 187 Bi
oraToa.
To amount of Hoad duplicate .$JtJ7 11
To amount orders paid his services . 199 26
To amonat certificate overwork , 71 97
Total..
.9401 fit
caaPiron.
By amount of tax worked ob dup $21$ 74
By amount certificate overwork paid T3 87
By axon oral 1 a en duplicate 88
D. kl ilama' ..,.1... HUt,wlAa BJ ... lUl AO
By balance due township fi 2J
ToUl...
.............. tM I
J A MIIS KAIICH, Raporfl'or, la aroooat Vila
lha lowotalp lor l7ot
HBBToa.
Ta aouaat ol Road l.plloalo ITa 14
To aBioaot ord.ra paid all aarrlaaa, ao... 138 16
To omobbI aarlilcou erorwork 41 ol
Total....
...t-Ht 113
caimroa.
By aaiooDt tai oa daplloata tlH 10
Br aaiooot o.rtloeat overwork paid 44 511
Br aaooal UI paid oa daplloUo 7
Br aaiaool aaoasratloa aa doplioata t VI
Br amooot lor plook, team work (a!Q... tl 64
Bj S.' dara ai Uaparrlaor, at tl 114
Total
146 S
rooa rRo.' Btaroa.
To aiaoaat froai Co. Traaaarrr ....H.$2fr 01
To aaioaal from H. Yolk.ro, CollMtor..,. 16 16
Total..
.6.111 Jo
caaatroa.
Br aa'l doo Troaa. froal kit MllUaoot l 6 06
B, aa.oat ordara paid ...,., U6
by H par oaat. oa 623a 61, paid Ml.,.,,., t 66
Bj kolaaaa dao towaiblp Tl 68
Total .... .
. 6116
DANIRL HAPPKR, Oraraoar af tka Poor, la
aooooot wllk tko atwaaklp br 1170!
PBBTOR.
To aaaeant fmm Dl.lrict Tra.m. .... tl H II
To aoiDoot ordor lor kla atrriou v 6 0
Total ,
caaatroa.
Br aid lroa poor M..H.,nMH
Bf aaioBBt aarrlcoa aa Ororaoaf..
Total .
...1181 II
W,, tko aadanlcaoA Aadltoro, karo otaaiaod
tka oo.ro aoooaata aod lad tkoal aorrost to tko
kootaf oao koowMro oad Whof. Wllaoaooor
kaada tkla do, ol Jaao, A. I. I0T6.
Atuol. Tf. r. COVTtKIT,
JobbHivulaiio, JOS. UlViLILAND,
I'ktk. ' AadlloM.
Kartaaae, ., J.a. 16, H7I tt.
IIM II
..... 66
,...,1168 It
ARNOLD HAS ADVANCED
Prices of Shingles,,
SHAVED AND SAWKD.
Curwonavllle, Jan. 9, 'TB-Lf.
ORG AW FOR BAIC-Penons desirous of
purchasing a SMITH AMERICAN OKOAN
will find It te their advantage to call at tbe First
National Bank, where important Informatioa can
be obtained from tbt Bodertigned.
WM. H. Dim
April 10, 1879-fim Clearfield, Pa.
HOI' HE FOR HEKT.A two-story brick
house on Pine street, out of the Pretby.
tertan Cbureb. Three rooms up and three dowa
iUirs, A good stable, lea Bouse, nod garden at
t ached, ror further parilru'vr. nwiv to
J. B. UBA1I AM,
April SO, 1R79 tf. Clearfield, Pa.
AUDITOR'S MOTH fc In the Orpbana'
Court of Clearfield countw, Pa. In the
matter of the eatale of Wm. L. Moore, dee'd.
The undersigned Auditor, appointed by tho
uourt to take testimony and dispose oi ue ex
ceptions to the account tf James T. Leonard.
Uuardlan of Kate Moore, glvee notice that be will
attend to tbe duties of his appointment on Satur
day, Julv 19, 1979, between tbe hoars of 9 o'clock
A. M., end o'clock P. M , nil a a and where all
partial interested may aitsad.
W. M. Mi-CrL' OUdll,
ClearfiulJ, Pa., Juaa 19, '79-41 Auditor.
wahTion house,"
GLEN HOPE, PKNN'A.
11IIR uuderatgm'd, bovlng leased tht com
r modloos Hotel, ta tbe village of Glen Hope,
is now prepared to aooommouato all who may
oall. My table and bar shall be supplied with
tbe best tht market affords.
OKOKUB W. D0TTS, Jr.
Glen Hope, Pa., March 28, 1879-tf.
A Bank that Never Breaks.
Try My Coal.
Tbe underlined adopts this method of inform
log the numerous consumers, that bis coal bank
is not a Winter arrangement only, but that It
will be operated ta the Summer u well u Win
ter. 1 claim lual i naveiao .
Best Coal in the Market,
and will sell It for cash, or In exchange for flour,
feed, xrooeriee. etc. Lone coo tracts will be
made at a very small profit. For full particulars
call on ma la person, residing in one of Orabaat'a
upper houses, or addreaa me through tbe post
oflioe. Ordcra left nt the potto flics will receive
prompt attention. TIIOS. A. DUCK KIT.
vicarnetd, 1'a., Jan. a, jofv-u.
BEAUTIFUL
PLANTS AND FLOWERS.
The undertlrned berebr alvea Botice to tbe elt-
laens of Clearfield county, that he baa at hit
UHGKn JiUt .lK, tn CicarOeid, a large quantity
of all kinds ef
VEGETABLE AND
FLOWER PLANTS,
rhlch bt will sell at reasonable prices. He hat
early and lattCebbaro Plants, Tomatoes, Celery,
Cauliflower, Kgg Plants, Pepper Plants, Ac.
SWEET POTATO PLANTS,
$4.00 per 1,000 or fifty cents per hundred.
ALL KfNDSOF FLO WKHSFOR POTS AND
BE DDI SO, HANGING BASKETS AND
VASES, dc, tuck as
Assorted Heliotropes, Single A Double Petunlu,
tlereniuus, Sage, Fnchaia. Pan let, Agere
lain, Colons, Dahlias, Verbenas, Cipbea,
C Annas, Centaurea and Cineraria,
Begonias, Brovalia, Mignonette,
Pinks, Phlox, Ac, Ac.
FOR ONE DOLLAR
t will send one doten, strong and rigorous, well
branched flower plants of any selection. Where
tbe selection is lull to me, I will guarantee satis
faction. KRNKST BOCK.
Clearfield, Pa., May 28, 1879.
Lumber City
Normal Academy.
The ninth session of the Lumber City Normal
Aeademy will open April 28th, 1979, and coa
tlnne alxtcea weeks, with a vaoatton.
TEACHERS.
0. 0. Kmlgh Principal.
Miaa Maggie Mitchell Aealatant.
Mr. Emigh, having taught hero during the put
year, ia already known. Miss Mitchell ian grad
uate of the State Normal School, at Indiaaa, Pa.,
and a lady of fine accompli thai ante.
All branobea taught from tbe alphabet ta the
dailies.
CnARQIS FOR THE TERM.
(One fourth to be paid ob en taring aoheol.)
Primary eoarae $2 00
Intermediate course... .., , I 00
Koglish course 7 09
Boglitb course, with Algebra , I 90
Higher branches 9 00
This school bat produced tome of tbe best
teaohert in tbe county. It bu tbe best system of
grade possible. It it conducted by experienced
teachers.
Lumber City affords excellent churches: plenty
of good boarding at $9.00 per week i beautiful
scenery ; opportunities for healthful amuaementt,
and a lire singing school, conducted by Prof.
Bloom. For full Information call on or address
tbe Principal, or F- 0. BKI.L, President.
D. L. FKKtH'HUN, See.
D. A. KKTKR.
Lumber City, Pa., Mar. 12, 1879-tf.
ORPHANS' COURT SALE I
ESTATE OF OEO. SURAL, DECBASBD.
Tl T rlrtua of an order issued out of the Orphans'
J) Court of Clearfield county, Pa., there will be
exposed to public tale, oa the premises, In Pike
township, Clearfield county, on
Saturday; July 12th, 1879,
At t O'clock P. M,
That certain farm and trust of lead situate tn Pike
township, Olearfi eld county, Pa., belonging to tbe
estate of Uenrge Smral, deceased, hounded on
tbe But and North by laud of Joseph Bailey,
on the South and Southwest br land of Abraham
Bailey, on the North by land of Luke Fnllington,
and on tbe West by land of Jonathan Hartshorn,
containing
160 ACRES,
More or Wss, having about EIGHTY ACRES
CLEARED thereon, and la a good state of culti
vation, the residue being well covered with Pine,
Hemlock and Oak timber, whioh bu never been
cut over. The improvements are a large two-story
FRAME HOUSE,
AND IAHIII
Frame Bank-Barn,
Wltb other outbnildiogt. There Is alio n good
bearing orchard oo It.
TEBMS OF BALE i
Ooe-thlrd oath at time of sale, tnd tbe balaeoe
In two effual annuel payments, with Interest, to
be .ecured by bond and mortgage, or Judgment
bond. jn. u. u. RVAMS,
r1 arriving Executor
CurweosTllle, Pa., June II, U79 4L
TEE CHEAP CASH IM.
XV. J. 1IOFFJEK,
RIHIM NO.' Til RE 11 OPERA HOIWB,
, Oearfleld, Pa.,
DEALER IN
DltY GOODS,
NOTIONS, v
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GROCERIES.
Ql'EEXSWAKE, HARDWARE,
CarietA, OH Clotha, ,
WALL PAPER,
LEATHES, FISH, Ita.,
Whlek will ko Mdo atwkokMl. at rauU.
mix iAkB covirrat PMonvva
! m KxcUAK.B r eoia
AT 00AMKBT rRice. '
ClMrltld, Pa., UtfU tn, lort tf.
PIANOS and, ORGANS I
The Largest and Cheapest House in
Pennsylvania!
Having luU'ly accepted the General Agency for Central Penn
sylvania (in addition to our old territory), with headquarter and
largo store room at r4o4 Eleventh Avenue, Altoona, Penn'a., in
charge of Mr. George W. Good, and being desiroua of extending
our already immense Bales of the most celebrated Pianos and Or
gans, we have appointed Capt. 1. A. (Saiilln, of Clear
field, our Agent, who will have on baud our
Instruments in the P. 0. Oflilig1,
where we invito all who are desirous of purchasing e first-class
PIANO or ORGAN are requested to call.
Wo sell no goods that we cannot fully warrant, aud being
the largest dealers in the State, our prices are tbe lowest. Our
house was established in 1831, iu Pittsburg, where we still con
tinue at No. 79 Fifth Avenue.
ISTRIMETS SOLD 01 SHALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
Satisfaction guaranteed. Send lor illustrated catalogues and
price lists.
PIANOS.
HAINES BROTHERS,
WEBER,
NEWTON & CO.
GEORGE W. GOOD,
1404 Eleventh Avenue, ALTOONA, PA.
MELLOR &
79 Fifth Avenue,
May 21, 3m.
Look to your Intorosfo
IN BUYING YOUR
S3F3R.I2Vi
flavinir iuel returned from tht) Ksst, where we kava been makiDS our
Spring purchnsoa, wo take thia opportunity of thanking our customera for
tbuir liberal patronaire in the paat, and beir to aifare them we will do all we
can to make it their interest to continue tue aame.
Our store is literally cramraod with goods just from tbe manufacturers, by
all odds the largost and best solected stock ever brought to this count at
any one time by one firm. Ovor fifty different patterns and varieties of
CARPETS,
ranging in prioe from 20 cents to tl per yard. We will sell Carpels at
cheap as the same quality can be bought in Philadelphia or New York.
Ladies' Dress Goods, I
Trimmings, Laces and Fringes,
in the latest stylos. Sheetings, Shirtings and Cassimeres, together wilb
BOYS' WEAK in all grados of goods. Our LADIKS' AND CH1LDRENS'
STOCKINGS are just the prettiest and beat yoa ever saw. A nil lint of
TRIMMED HATS,
always on hand,; trimmed up by Miss
will give ladies wishing Hats trimmed
please
uau ana see us nciore ouying
T. A. FLECK & CO.
Graham's Building, -
CLEARFIELD, PA.
VlI I I TkftCK SSS
TSend for IHnttntcd Circular and Prior Liberal Tama to the TraJa.-a
Don't buy until you have) teen the tightest running machine in
the World, the. Ever Reliable "VICTOR.'1
VICTOR SEWINC MACHINE COMPANY,
MIDDLBYOWN, Genii, mm Doa. IN mm 101 Wakaok Aroawa, CSIOlat, ILB
GUINZBURG'S
-OJfK PBICE
TO THE CITIZENS OF CLEARFIELD COUNTY:
We give a hearty and cordial Invitation to eome and examine oar eew
Spring stock el
Gents' c& Boys' Clothing,
We bave selected for the Spring season a magnileeat atoek of the umX
carefully made and stylish goods it is possible to procure, and bave ; -,
marked every garment at the lowest poaalble prices.
We know that oar gooda are of the highest char
acter, and wa believe inipentfon and comparison will preve
that the prices are much lower thaa thay bave been heretofore.
Take particular notice, oar Spring atoek ia all new. Plraae give aa a tall.
L. GUINZBURG,
Western Hotel Corner,
April 6, 1(16.
ARNOLD WANTS
5,000 Rail Road Ties
' Carweearillo, Pa. Jaa. 6, Tl-tf.
JAME8 H. TURNER, .
JU8TIC! Of TBI PBACI.
Wallacoiea, ra. .
r-R. kaa praparoa kloaoalf wltk all tko
IMWt.r; kkuk lorou aaaor Ik Paaaloa a4
Boaal, lawa, aa wall oa Weak Deea, Ma. Ail
loal Batura aatraaM Ml kio Mr. will roaaira
proapt alUoUoo. Ha, Ilk, 1SM-U.
New Warele Yard.
TOMBSTOHZS, ktONUMEFTS,
rmmii tmr CtmHmm Ma. ,
A KIW MARBI.I TAD Oa at 1. PtA
BAT'S klareto Warta. Ckoloo work aaA bw
prteeo. Dlnotrr opporllo tko Ulkoroa Okwrok,
.l,4 at root. itUrtM, Pa, Morak 6T, ISTSat
lrrIUnroa.
ORGANS.
PALACE,
STERLING,
MASON A HAMLIN.
HENRICKS,
Pittsburg, Penn'a.
GOOD23.
Mattie Rohn, of Philadelphia, who
to order, ber best endeavors to
eisewnere.
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IMPUFIEOi O MAINTAINEll a
Improrements September, 1878"
Into, roaard hr (ko I ill otasa
profroM.ro oao, wo bow otbr to tao Wotot
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Important Improvvmenta.
Kotwilhatandiiif Ui. VICTOR has km, baaa
tho pear of any machlna In tba markot a fact
supported by a boat of Toluntoorwltnoaaoa wa
now eoofltloutiy claim for It froator
Blmpllcity, a vonderfnl redaetioa ef
5 friction, and altogctbor a Jioro Com.
hkuiUMafDiltrnUt OuoilMaa. tat mmlm
hv afoTchanta and othera.
Clearfield, Pa.
. DR. H. F. BEAM.
CBBOHIO DMSAJI
PHYSICIAN,
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PartUalar aoUatUa rro la Book ataAp ooa
praotua, ta tka ttaalai.ot af Ikm akiaaaa. mmm
atoaAlof , at Okroato IHaaaiaa. Paiaaaa la aood
of kla aarrlooa. lo i all lip tkoao wka kaow Inlaw!
wltkowl koaoSt, oaA oaok aa kejoa twmrnU oo la.
wkol aib IM, omM M aloa kiai a aalk.
Ia ooor, oaao tko pallia! or atoaaa ai) rat, aa
oa looalilag a aaaeM aperies oa ta wkot mm. Is
ai i .ipltaaaal la tka hi.aaral. Be ool aot
aaiartoko a eaaa aalin a. nil, kp paat aapert.
see. last ko oaa on et aroatr, k eel lias.
Poroaaa AeeWe ml antke) kta . akio.1 So ao es
Mosa-ot, Waeawp ot aWaraop, aa Ikeoa Aepe
ate osieoot oo.lo.i..oj " mrmMw. OVmmr
aapake aoap aaaaeeal ttaUto( poitaala at a eia
taaoe, keaee aetoalloa to tkla wta ptotaal Ate.
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